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, 1881-10-14
M1t. KNOX OUGHT T) IIAyl; I:XE1lClsED NDR1:
INtd;stEST
YORKTOWN ytsIrO1ls.

TIL! DESCENDANTS or nAKoS srEullEN
AIt1slvE FROM Gl:itst.ASY.
NEW Yol.lS. Oct. El.-'r'tu steamship Herd
er, frum lIaI4sbury, arrEyed oiE Quarantine
ut one o'clock this ,a0rnlnR. und anchored
there during tho night. Tn bourd were the
descendants Ut Baron ynn Stuubell. w1n
lluvU COINS hers M llEltatloh Ut tllB unttetl
States Government to luke part In the York
town celebration, 'rllu deception Committee
wuru notified By telegraph ut the arrival Ut
the l1ertler asul ut 7 o'clock this morning
preceded to llcet anl WELCOME the Gerlnall
Delegates.
rstEltE wE1.g rlsEsEST
on tho part of thu United States Government
TO wglcunu thu tiurlllAn 0ttieurs, t;U,t. ChnrIes
4.dn,,Es, Minister 10 Doliyia. ami Wulker
ilalna n,ld Creighton Wobb, Ut tho State d.
partnent- 'rlA lstccpti0n Cun,lntttou inst
ll.u terI'ai officers at thu bas4o o'licu ut .I!u
Wero then driven to ,tllatr hutel, aihl the
United Stutcs md fserll,ua cnl,,rs wuro
quickly run ~ OH tic Fifth Avenue tlld thu
surrounding h0tels I'LL soon As tlIe fact Of
THE AIt!stvAl. uF THE GEi.MAS NEItliArEs
beca,a, know!l: 'rhp .yeeption " the hotel
0tltrefs who arrived nro tut Arttlt Won Stc.l.
letI, OF the SevcMty-l,Enth lir9Innunti iltrll-
nr.l yol' ,'. StenbS'.!. ovoFsssr r. tug i,n6rtlait
Sloubel,, OF tic N1anty.eighth Infantry;
l.tu,it. keuno yum Stanle,,. of the Thirty.
nLnth Infantry: Lieut.. l,crtdt yuli Steubcn,
| ut thu TWenly~sccuhI lnfaMtyy; Alul Lieut..
falltry. As tlia 1lersler stea,nrt up the buy
saIutes we're fired from tbs tfl,tetl Statrs
| na,l-of-wur kcarstr4e, and from Tho fnrts III
tho harbur. Thu H0unl "l Aldermen es-
tended tho trecslnM ut ttla city to tkp vlaisDrs.
rnE D.srlSt;r1Al.En uEnMAS 1.uEsrs
werU entertained tonlkl!t ut Il banquet by tho
representatives Ut tha National tt,sprtIlupIlt
charged \, iii their reception. Subsequently
, 1881-10-14
Arrival Of the German Delegates to
the Yorktown Centennial
Celebration,
A Man Named Moses Paying
$3.50 Per 81 900 for
Rebel Ronds.
John Kelly Says Tanmany Hall Bovs 70
the Decision Of tho Con-
veution.


1lt:siOls THAT Mis- tiOurII AND Hi:lI ttt;s-
lkASH HAVE sErARATEn--FHE taNr
tIuSE III lti:i: FATHER
NEW Yn1K, Oct. l:..-.t dramatic iour1W1
prints thu statenet1t that Edwin Euntll ntist
wifi have separated, tho forl.lGr goinE
to the 1lotcl brunswick with l,is
daughter Edwin, alnt the 1atter tn
u private house with hnr tl,o .ilcr and
stcpfntser, j. II. Afcvtckcr, who hnya re,lte.l
ptaee III Sixth avenue md Flfty.nintt,
street. 1t IL saii the rsttallgrnluIlt llna
growi for year, md cmlnlJlateu with lilo
discovery tint thu wite ',ud wlIIed t0 her
1i!Oiller property III ChtcAgDs decided to her by
Alr. l}eDth Il year ago. II is atss ,snE.t tlierl.
l!ns becIl outside interfcrellce III lhcr fnnily
Atlair5. Mira. lluDtt Suffers greatly, part D1
the tinlo Gunnusl tn llcr bed. D00th Is lools'
inE Ill antt ctrew0rl,.
, 1881-10-14


iscrrycr'a sister married luke DO Hiayn-
SfNrzu, who wMs !Mlarnsoiy rich. 1T alrrryer'a
luath shn btnlght hts fayOr!t country selt,
ul,nt,unec.l bur Intention to Riyo 1t to s3srrytrs
Fr'asdson. Arthur ltosrYer. now Y proin!s.
ir}l Into u surt Ut lutng1. tu0k her family III
horror. refused TO let uno vi tlMn1 rrt'ss
her thrcsholl, Ant luft her whOlc rHthtu to her
rhtlnl'crmatL. Thp tAttcr aud her fHlnIly nAw
itye tn 1ts gatu lpduo Ut Chatelu A'AhRtrviliIer,
WHICH they hAse let ton low HAsenturer, who
E@rt'auls @ IN wnsci, iscsryos TOOK " n,soa pviu.,.
Fi,u G!IauberHAIti lur,lil adrill III! ut tho scrv
ttils, hullu Ut wlIulM hld been less tan thirty
iy live, with ail ihcif ollululIcu, On FNI i yeur.
!1uw E1t!lo families aru rnrstd with bud luck
lftiryets sut!. after bnHEi1 heen ArrhvNgd ilt u
Als own hand. !,rrrser's wlfe was Killed hy h.'t
dog, kho fp'l aslet:n a1l q hofa. sho Ind been
put III. the YOU'D, ana sho bled " ue4sh 1u hos
sleep.
, 1881-10-14

*atHGalnetar Iirrtci1t tor 4uu1ptsatufe, eluruLou
and Instrumental error.
fican lnTls1otDr. Al;1jl
MgAH ttGrlHuleler. A.3.
Atunn huntltlity, III.
ligHat tutat,CratllrG. 10.
i4uWpst lpnipornturU, SUI.
HIGH WATER.
Special Dispatch to j7t Chiedeo Trlhll

SPftfas INpaifh 70 jHt ChItd10 Tribune.
OSHKOSH. Wis.,, Oct. t:'.-NHws from
Shells Station, several nIlles nurtli Of here,
Ii thnt water Guyers Il grent extent Of cutsI-
try. Suvural turner's llnyo been compelled
to nluyu into tho llpp1r stories Ut their
dwellings, and .lrivo their stock 10 ,nuru u!u-
vatu1 points.
Special Df,pateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
ST. IAur, M!na.., Oct. 13-I'te river ut st. Paul
hNs fallen three inches to1ny. Following llro
spcuiu.s to tho Ffan<erl Pres, frt,ln points on tho
Upper mississippi g.!d tributaries:
Of TMcsdny and "Wednesday, brought up tho river
to- within three feet Of Inst wulk'A rise. The
tf,bnt.s!es wsro noyes higher The bridges oa
tho up.rlver rouds ur' ilnpassAb!o. Truths nra
delayed. 1nd S wnrk of & M!t M klM'ls IS nt Hsnn.-
II Edison viii reach Into tho thousai,tis.
rhsra Is o no special slan,u9e here
tlay. ThrHahlnK maehncs hAvo started t.p and
Mctircv'r. lei % ia.MTSo - ii FLYER Mt Mcurcgor nas
tiys Wis W!thn tw" reel M ot tic txhsst u staps
nrnr n. much darnaEo. Israrie tlu Chien and
lumber und warehouse men wero mo prncsput
sufferers. Thu Law!er pontoon, brIHo haa l!ot
wa,cr sxccpt to ioats Iho or rl"s ' have az % nne
xroat dan!Ee to cort, Ink, aud staukel graIn III
'hs part os inwa; w,-r,o ,,,no,, u,vor ot
this point ahowa tftcon foot this even.
Ing. Mitl-men and individuals hnye sec,sro.t
property likely to he lust by llooh in goo
s.Ape. THO highest pniat Of tho rtyor Will nut
DO attnlneti tll Saturday, and tho flood Is cx-
Eeotcl to ,exceesl that OF two weeks ug.!
and. wIilo no ioss of ioss or .iasu.
nxo to praporty IL anticipated, tho suspension
nt o1nr.t!ons il u serious tttnwbtlck to luMhar.
Ing operations: iicstdos tho mills, oyury maull-
fuutur1x Industry III tho city his bepn
suspended. Noports sny. tho Coon Fork daal has
Rntle out of the lsnu Glaire. asid nm nnlsualy
henyy r!sn ta predicted. Tho b0ons huEe nro
secured. and everything Is no arrnngHl that they
Will stans n,l unusually hensy, trcshct. No
yesterday. Tho Chippewa shows thirtcun feet
nboyo lo,s-wA.er mark tontxht, Mt,d IL rising at
rainA OIL Tho tributaries. which Will not reach
hero 1efnru toul0rF0w, Will hnSe here cslt,n0t DO
itnRKnud. Tho Tlae tomorrow threatens serious
olIattjllGticcs. .....
st* ffuter, Mtnn.-Tho water ts rising worry FAST
it Ia high INV ~ It was ton tMyh nKu. Parties
from. New Tim und Sleepy Eyo report the river
rialnG very fast ut thoso places also.
, 1881-10-14
THE RECORD,

sESATIs-ENTltA ft:Sa1t}Ss
WAsiE1SGroS. u. t.. Oct. H.-Mr. Lamar
Uttered II resolution requesting tho President
tO Adyiso tho Sel,ate whether ully action lad
burll tlken by tho Government 6Eneo tho Lust
srasion If tho SclIata toward protecting tho
rights nIul Interests OF the Umltc1 States IN
tho project Ut tho InterUscaiiio catln. Tabled
for future ncti0l.
Mr. Edml,ntls calel up his resolution con-
tlnufng tho stumbling committees III c0ustl-
tulHl last sess!oIl.
Mr.. t;lrum offered an amendment ur0sit-
lug that Only tho following committees SHOULD
be continued: fnrcign Relations, FIl.al!ce,
= ~Conlnerce. Military Attnirs, Judiciary, Past
Offices u1l Post-lsoA.ts, Public I.1lltls Pen.
sions. a1nl ln!iau Atrairs. liz coutandcA
that ii,e committees na,lIett were Tie uItIy
mes that would !laye any work to du during
tie special session.
Mr. EtInIun4s opposed the amendment.
, 1881-10-14
DT4ATE1i'4 FUTURE.

;,tefat ntspn,eh to The Cstean iAtar.::.
C.EvEt.ASD, o., Oct. 13.-1 was E1veu
snnc I,teas OH the present Cnbtncl sltnat!oi,
by Il gentleman Win spcnks from tho inside
.hf politics. 1E1 said:
n nc nf the ,.anst talfentc prnblprls at tic
urcscn, tine with tho StatwHr.s lS what to
Ito viii, ],.ainc. ,sonki'ng nna Grant hate
lin M ,n,lc,, totta,' Ms tncr, but they don't
wuut 10 show their fee' t1u III any way.
Arthur don't wn,rt Him III tlao eaolnet'
know this. t}ut l1c stIfl VA nus 10 heei' "P
tnn,rwhnt OF MI appcnsssH'e q. J. ""'t'"I '!i''.
Blaine know .l0nst desfFc 10 saay, asu ~, ~,
tle same lime lie nrefers IL ka, eA,'nut ~ ~
him to gu. Anything Of il,at 7'''n. o.. '".'t
loolis at aIi That why, will hm cet'''',l III, "
mike nlntur President In tSsl. a. II! tntsa
met, IRE nt smart el'nu9ll ~ scc 't "'"cl.
stund IL VERY fully. 1t is nlle nf thoso 1hilEs
that must l,c l.nnttlcd with Tho ,,int'ts 'lels-
l9cy on luti Sides. nl,A tic men Win nre III"
chief ACTORS III tho matter aro exnftly M. I"
that lt,int where they tnn l,nttlo 1t With
fa,e."
"Do ynu consider Htatnc'a 'arccord Ms Sec
1Gary IF State EnDd one:'
at Is ONE M rl!t. HEST
.ycr made by amy tnntl. lie went tntn ttio
alice u1nit!ss tic fears and sl1eers OF great
many peoplo and papers. lie was thoHgl't
by a ccrtaf,l class Ut men 10 be n g,rnl nUlit.
trnl manager but not Il great Statesman. liz
was thought to he Il grcnt sensational
ist and Il person who was fond Of forensic
discussion uf heated ksml--a great nol1-
lar leader III fact, but not II isli,n who wns1l
pyartly I'LL tho bill as Secretary of State. liz
has done ST, we'll and flns 50 strong all0lsf TN
the country ut 1arHb III nlH.iy other ways that
Tho prppit do mt intend to sce him tnistlStHt
in any way, nntt anything that would tn"k
like s.llli, now by the new Administration
would Just rs surely nuke him 1'rcshcnt;ns
II was Etrrll."
, 1881-10-14
President Arahurss First Pardon.

.uenrRo ", Hubby, lately rs,,,to fKcnt In
tho postal service. WIN WIS convicted 0t tno
thufi Vf u tueAu butIxo tr0ua tho Inail un40r hIa
Charge ulll sentenced BY Judge butter tu III lu,-
psisolliis,!t Ut QUO year few nullths aRo, hits
beun pusduAed BY l'lssttlont Arthur. an the
reGaninelulAtluu Ut judge lIutlcr, dis
trct M Atturluy Valentino, uul others. THO e.,su
wus not free trulu doubt III rosIeci tO tho 1ua,l-
mr. IN wllteh iialtey bocama t'o4seasc'! of lho
statement that hu huh found Il ah the tIUug Ut
lilo MAlI.cnF. 1hat hu wtse II exIMxcu on hls
sost wAs shown on tho trial, and that he told i
friend hu wRa wearing II III tho hope Of lnlug
tho 0wn1ft WIS Aaso proved.
, 1881-10-14

!
| There werc committees which werc not pro.
v,,,rd far wl,irI,, IN h,4 Gni,.t,,r. wn,,l,t |c
necessary To perform tae wpri Of tho sr*sIu',,
| Ne ,,sstnl,erd thu COMMITTEES rn Privileges
nnl n,"i,,,,s ~ nm, ,,,oI, u,,,,, III In. organ,
izctt. Therc was IN tlis tnble INV retItln
presented l,y tho Senator rr,,, N,vy Jersey
{Mel'nerson) sata !" serI"nsIy annr! IT, tho y,
rt9t " Ar''atur froh' New York 10 u stmt ",l ~
this hoy. :rhat ought to hu ,a1!re,i 'n'n. 1,,, Ie
"Iiu .,. ~, u ~. -, ~ ,a. ,',,.s,., frm
n!Tit , havs wmrk , ,, ~ ,99 II % ws kn'rrn r't 1
"'grs .to II. t,y lor ar, 1p m s ~. y
hs' Hit .,r s.4spsiiss' .aoai hr r,srt"a To- shu
Mr s%r1n,mi "r" HI siatcl tnnt h wn,Ii ,nolfy ls
H'nnnc't ~, ~ g. catl,li,s the
, pco,"v ~: ~ ns@,yn snu 1e i ~ tIs
| tinlc. ""'
mys' II; ,javis II IIino,s' @ a,n.l MuSo,,G votnx
viii. tic lic,,iGlsca,is. ''''
"s' s", Il Sesoi|,"s as ssn. wss 'o .;7, "Sis @
*es:!"!,. mi lilo ircstaost prD tcn IS u:hnrizui
s,, ts Gn!r: ~ ',9 Ma ,y sNs!; Mr. 1ouan
o,Icre,l It resolution inr lilo election ur i1avii
| to'1. tif tic aut,,to.
Sir. lolu!tctni Nsl;ira TINT tho rcsol,tt lun io
'sss %s sss,ii,s ny :t .,..n ;e , r,ist tn' III s5cr
atc aa II ~ MT III In @ "pcl, ssss. '''''' ''
MI Trniitcttln rusif ,ltl,j Kr,r tint III, IN RI.
fi,,ptf,u nj tuusIllIsl tItt viii Arnuturs tat hIs
sr Ut lilo et,nf,l,mrl he h c.,f.elntlct 10 with
lion Of thc r,.toI1tin prrpt',I,.r tho election Sf
'p,ntor iiuyis ~ Py1.s!tjrut prU lct,,.
rug senate ', tlen ,oecee't 10 the cons'acra~
''o!. .,o,ses, ri TI,ilt imposed the adopt ion of
,sa ar: =. s"utiot III 10 hrsf spcceI1, tiki X liz,
EIuttW - ,IIirf,,r 3Eo bsrrit If ina Vim, prrs-
, 1881-10-14

New Y0RK, Oct. ll-Arry0d, the Perler, from
Iiavre, anu tho Waoaland, frou, Antwerp.
New Yulx, Got. G.-Arrayod, tho Abysstas.
from Liverpool.
l!ALrsxOHE, Oct. M-Arrlyotl, the Araunsch'
welx, from ljreHt0a. :.
: NEW f0nK, Oet. lI-Arriyad, tho City, o.
Iarls. fr0m Liverpool, and tho Slate Ut Flotldae
ft1j4n t1laaxpw.
, 1881-10-14

.ho Government nnl mnph' Of that country
i"r tlle rrnnIr uf tho United: States lfrnls-
lil"rlnt'rl tlle sympathy Expressed IN Perm
,urntc,l Predecessor. liz assured Ilmnre
tlsn' the Uultesi States uIwnS 'lrsirtHl tn sec
Nrncc. anil 1nrnlnny prevail 1t! the Republics
ri this rH1'ncnl, hni rciotcntl IN tliN cnrt!'.-
uut evidences Of their tnatcrlIll welfare and
lNtlEtEcaL advancement.
, 1881-10-14
AT CHARLOTTE, MICH.

.t.'4tS
CHARLOTTE, Mich, Oct. t:i.-rhis aflcr-
,O,,il II ltro destroyed \. Il. AIuore's foundry
hllilnlng anil ehtira contents, ncc,pled by
IIcn,t L. AlMt'ut, 1,ucl,inists. I.oss OIL ,blltil-
tiiK: f.MN; a 1ns,fo!' t S1 N ,hS nemiX ni
s:,aw: insured III thrue companies for sjAI
, 1881-10-14
SiIIcIDE

5pteta! Dtspassh to 1As Chicago 1ttbune.
QALEkA, ILL.,, O1t. G-aiUrrls UCouucil,
well'known mtnor Of Now piRglua. Lafayettss
Cnunty+ Wisconsin,, committed suicide th!s
lnorutn9 by hauRlug himself Ia the cellar Of hN
0Wu hQ44e. C%MAtl untuoWu4
, 1881-10-14

Ut patient ypMrs nf tntl In lat,Drao5fs.
tllmltgIlnnt tflu rIyflEzc worl,t. tIlu>r lIlye,'
ttons md discoveries, gatlloryd tugptller in
n fuc,ls. will cnnE'n Scientists a,ml tl,vento,,
IL ju,t4u fnw f,r lIle new scieHpu Inns bco.
cArr1ctl which Auelns likely tn rovnlutlont,,
thu warftt.
Fur tiyu retIas q handsome Sicn,c,,s ccctr.
III trnin-cnr lukrA yGlt ut speed nf tn ml,e,
per l,u.tr rron tho ''Iucn III IL Cotlroys,c IL
Tllt: rALAls ~: stlSpusrNE.
TN tho rUuf 0f tho bifftltug nro pi,ce,f tu.
Alaxin, nru lights will. rctIeetors, With
,nako tl.e arrrtmcl' through tin silypr,S
trees IT tho Cun,ps Elyxtrs Ilght M ,lay
TIm l'nEls Is I'M, fret lung mil IF,
feet wi,lr. 1t Inns hi4'l, urc|,.d
gfass mof, and galleries divided ln,o
thirty ur 'ni're ruo.l,s. Tho ntaiu
el1trnnccs, stnircascs, nml curritors If.
ll!r1sItly !ig'lte.l with nrc lamps, u.ndc by
ve il l,ri'hitjy lIitiniiMicd With M scores ae'n II
electric lights nr1,lrnt frpnl every nsaflnhin
pninl, wl,lu! a'r searching Nv Tho tllyrla11
Sn,.: fet tlio grrl',1 i "'test Is vHry tlrnslix.
y Forty familiar l,r'Isl. l!ahts driven bys
bi,ai.l!'9. Il, ttls rc!srn nl TIP great la'i
rsyoivls sIccirie iQtli, t'r'siltl's ir''s's;s a,'
ntNl rcd, h!rc, Ersnll, purplt, nlNl "rau.a
Ente!!cs "f colortsl l!Kht. Al lhe bass uf ths
lighthouse IL MI artificial ,n,!ut, sarronndri
BY turf aiul l[owets, III which II. frtlus
gayiy rides III Lis electrical lt,ut. lis screw
Viic siac yof tIiu % in;ltinr il occupied viii,
ns R9;'Sss swf! VIZ ste in 'a S s Ss'Sss arsspwt ws
wflicl, drive III .fruni IL otlg bnttallon OF ,y:.
!,t1!,''.scetrl!,al ! , ae9''!,sS patterned! Ly
T'hrntInji,t tlun I,tt} nrYs hli11,rt.is ff ,Iis.
, 1881-10-14

tonsth NJ to snlt Lake !. eishty.ttvo miles. and
lh'n,i scn. tho urrlt Aalt f@ka i. i,iRnr by fcr
stsirO in!tca tIid htdHtler lIy th!rfylyc miles.
, 1881-10-14

|
aoh 10 'hHsG , ~ 1sses1" 4 lis ",' ,,' ,tsa -.
S,M''p' cont ~ la". III -aGM ,.,. t"ts' ~ % a."
'''t NV -tet ea'."tI VIZ IT, @ .,a'iaal
selllitlNcs "l S.'"'c u. WY n"tNe'S' "o ,,' ~,
intch Foln3a-nls'' t1"t VIZ no".ts 'sAHi' "o !
hotiglit hete' MS prescf'ocu II. a,s c''en''
Sten''a t''"t ,ii'se sec"'.'ai ~ ~ '.t t"'
BUSINESS on MnntaS VIII III ."e '''sL 'n'.'a,." .,
l1!'aM. IT, M I'M, t"e ""ao"M. 10 n ..s "."n
s''""'o''' t"c "ssS'."'ss WI ~ Nv ,a.:..
'hH IA.Esl rts.'. "t ro'., 49,. ."n .,',',., ~
Is u@t 'e1,. u''al t "s.ss '1o "p~"a." ns,.' ten'
~ ''o'. 'D...', -. st .t,'' "' ,.s,,t 49, oa,;',
:''ein' ,".t M"s ~ '''tar ~ r. .!e''t1 nuItI
i"f tos''''"a'el'.,e't'ta. u's''.i :" "rl's.l.
h4ma. his , ,s.s' ' ~ @ a. VII w fro !,
se'''S 'i'2 n''"e ~ ~" so, M, u" "ti'o''
ne rea'lAetl eisat al 'e,'s. 'S'""'m". .-..
Secretary h1FE"ao't ~ aft musl' 1sc'l 10 nc.
rrpt thu tn'effofsh'p ol te':f'tofS. anu
VIII t@ given petter '''ace.
P'u'i'ES'
tr11. trn1t. It Is SAIL, liS rs iieu for tlio re-
trntion nf Nal. l'ru.en, otlr 1T tho clcrt;s ut
Tic Executive Office. Mir. fr,itlcn scarcely
Mpe,cIl Grant's tntcrye''tio'a III Ills behalf, rs
he s.is ben kcrt sihee the says'0f tiraht
upuM his merits. lie Is =. most efficient ol-
Icinl. ul,d Il very impnrtn Mt personage III the
affairs Of tho ol1icial llnu sclinld.
THE CANDIDATES. 1'or:; THE slEA1iI:Rsi!1r
arc bcElnnlllS to nrrlv here, alMl their pre:'-
e,,cc ex.!tcs sosnc talk but no ono Is able To
make aMy predictions us to tic possibilities.
TIL: ST. III ROUTES.
10 the Wt'tt ~ As'ossatta I''tsa
WAslftNuToS. u. It., Oct. l:'.-In tile Chilli
ilfai Court t2dar' fudge C0x announced that
lontnrrow nort'ir 4s's sesslui' would he taken
llp Wltll the hrE 4snlellt uf jIEcrs'll, c0Ns!set
lor ton Brady oil mutton to qitast tho iat-
formation rccc itly flied by tho attorneys nf
tho Govcrht'.icnt against ten. brady ani
others, lng,arsoll desrrs to leavo the city.
'-Aftcr no has spoken tic llcaring will bn
continued" sal.l the Judge, until next
week, " hen Nlcssrs. bliss. brewster, all
others, representing the Government, eau be
present." .....
srci!ErAls wISp'M,
hss.stnnt Secretary uptnil, aiha Tie c'l'els oi
uJu11 President Arthur this afternoon.
nm. rorA1. vArt,rs M, rspo,,rs .,,, t,nr, II.
''''1' oA3N" Trt,rt,S -
,,,,. H!usl ''';s., c,.. ~, ,n,. ,,a
~ ~, n.. ~, ~" ' esn -. o-- ~ ' 80 ~.
ot'h''4'*''H"' ashl'lse osM''''t'@'' l"f 'ls
corresponding period OF Il year "so'
oi,nI4 IN FRANCE.
IL eSpae,e H. 'e o" st no o. .e "','. st' ~
s""e. ~ -" .",,,,. f's ' ,,,n 11,' ..n.!n
~ stlppl'ea !naa,lly .fom @ tho unl" & o1a'Gs, t
from what VAS ANTICIPATED, Tho wheat crop
of AIrrrIn IL In II tfr,lurnh!e cn,ulttlou.
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WHO bitterly opposoo the !ie"'J.lsteT cs,l'-
Congressman '1orsonssn's example, lla Is
Nahour n1,d says largcnscl IN IL ,lutins IN
a"n, ,'na,,,"'.f .,,,s .,' ,,,,o,,s -, s,;.,- i,
, 1881-10-14
Only Twenty Houses Left Stand
ing in the Once Prosper.
ous Town.
Terriho Explosions Of Powder. .Maga.
zines from Contact with the
Flames.
y Loss of Four Hundred Tho,t-
AilllM Dollars. with Worry
Little Insurance.
Whisky Free, aud Hundreds of Mon In Il
Drunken Condition ~ Other
CONGREGATIONS.
AT Kt,lIt1MO, colo.

ut KOIS0MO, COLO.
EDKosu, Colo. Oct. III. -Ffra broko out In
tho Summit liotlso this evening, caltsctl by
tho explosion Of II lamp The i!nmtcs spread
rapilty nntli IN o'clock. when they Ind
ct,NsuMEn EvEtsy fiousE WITHIN i,EAcii.
lass tllan twenty l1o.lses nru laft standing.
The fire communicated topowt1cr magazines,
causing several tritllng explosions. Abnut
EluIIrY FAMILIES Aiit: RENDERED 1i0Mt:-
LESS ANl} DESTITUTE.
Tho loss II estimated ut over $iO0, 600; III.
surancu very light. Whisky IL free, and
hundreds OF Incl, l.ru now infurlatetl.
, 1881-10-14
TIE STORM SIGNAL.

WAAl tktlTUH, u. u, t'et. H.-GAiitionnry sig-
nails continues at Aspona. Port Huron, nutrolt,
Section l. Toledo, Hntld,lsky, Cleveland, HectiH
i, Erie, uutIalo, l.ochcstor, Dswcgo, aud seo-
tfOn @.
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a BOY DROWNED.
little simple Minded Fellow WanderS IG
the Creek and Falls In.

AniiIe simple Minded Fellow Wanders TO
the Creek and Falls In.
On Saturday afternoon about half past
two o'clock, as the Rawlinsville stage was
being driven along the New DanvilIe pike,
the passengers noticed some object lying
in the C0nestoSa creek, about one hun
dred yards below the Quarryvillo railroad
and a short distance from the bank.
Upon examination it was found to
he the dead body of boy
entirely naked, about II years of age.
The body was brought to
the shore by Jacob X. Shcnlz. i passenger
on the stage, and Lewis Stone, Of this
city. The coroner was sent for and 4
large number Of people were drawn to the
spot where the boy was lying on the bank,
none of whom were able to identify
him. 1t was believed by many that
he was a son Of Ernest Henricci,
a baker, who up to last week resided in
Middle street few doors from Duke.
Coroner Mshicr, upon arriving at the
place held an inquest on the body. The
iury was composed of Thomas F. Nc
Eclligott. Henry Wolf, Samuel Shertz,
Christian Han'ey, David F. Harnish and
Harry II. Hensel. DR.. Cox made the ex-
animation of the body and gave as his
opinion that it had probably been i'll the
water since Friday some time. The jury
found that ian unknown boy came to his
death from drowning" The body was
then removed to the alnshouse.
A number of persons ~ho saw the body
after the inquest were firm in the belief
that it was He0Dps Son aud several
neighbors state ta)U hey are certain that
it is he.
Ernest Hcnricci, is baker by trade and
his son whose body this is supposed to be
was very simple for years lie was in the
habit of getting up at night and stealing
from the house without clothing. He was
several times returned to his home by the
police.
On Wednesday last iIenricci moved a
lot of his household goods to Columbia.
where he now resides. On Thursday at
ternoon he loaded up the remainder of his
goods for the purpo*; taking them to Col
umbia. Night came on, and when he
found it getting late he conclude4 70 wait
till next day. lie and his wj(&3 mt to
the house of Daniel Holman pexs door to
sleep, and Hcnricci locked the boy in 4
closet in tie house which he had rc-
Gently occupied, to prevent him from
getting out on the street. The boy made
great deal OF noise and at all early nCuf
his father liberated him aud took him to
Mr.. Holman's. lie soon stole away from
the house and wandered out without a
stitch of clothing on him. He fell into
the hands of Officer Holman who took him
to his home. The boy went into the
house but again went away without
clothing and was not again seen
alive by any one who knew him. llenricci
told the police to keep a lookout for the
boy and lock him up if found. His wife
loft some clothing at a neighbours for him.
On Friday morning the parents started for
Columbia and did not come back. They
were tc'egraphed for last night.
The boy was very simple and was not
treated we'll at home. He is believed to
have wandered to the creek where he fell
in and W as drowned.
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THE FOURTEl.
Programme for I'O-M0rEow.

A number Of picnics will be held to-
morrow and there will be plenty OF amusc
meDts.
The Knights of Pythias will hold a pic
mic at What Glen and the Friendly
Eleven" will be at Tells Hahn.
The Mannerchor will run IN excursion
from this city to Wild Cat, opposite
Marietta. The..train will leave this city
between 6 and Z o'clock in the morning,
and the society will spend the day at this
popular resort.
At Lititz there willibe the usual general
celebration; Rev. Max Hark. of this city,
will be the orator, and many persons from
all parts Of the country will flock there to
sec and hear.
At Mannheim the attraction of the day
will be a parade Of the B. U. (H. F.).
Lancaster and Columbia will he we'll
represented in the line.
The Glorious Fourth.
The boys with their little firecrackers
were on the street in full force last even
and they were happy. Bonfires were built
in all parts of the town and an
ala! m of fire was occasioEcd by them.
There was considerable drunkenness on the
streets, and the station house had several
occupants.
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Rose Cold and Hay Fever

MEssRs. WHITE & BUEDIcK, Druggists, Ithaca.
N. VI can recommend Elys Cream Balm to
relieve all persons suffering with Rose Colo and
Hay Fever. l have been great sufferer from
the same complaints; Rave had great relief by
using tho Balm. l have recommended it TO
many of my friends for Catlrrh, and in all
cases where they have used the Balm freely
have been cured. Il. KENNEY, Dry Goods Mer-
chant. Ithaca, New York. Sept. 6. 1850.
MKssRs. WM. Rust Il Sons, Druggists, New
Brunswick, NJ. Since DOyhcod have been
troubled with Catarrh and Hay Fever, and
have been unable to obtain permanent relief
until l used Ely's Cream Balm, which has
cured me. After u few days use could sleep
all night, which could not 10 before. +. L.
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