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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-23
TIE GREAT EEs.!sH aEMEDY

Isa a never -fsil'rg Cure fer Nervous D. biiity Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Wea kn-ss Spermstcr:hosa, Lost Man hood, ,IIDpotSUcy. Paralysis and all the terrible effects Of seit-Abuse, youttf,:i folies, {. excesses in rn2tnIer years, -Suc1 az loss of Memory, Lassit3de, Nocturnal Ennis sion, Aversion to Society, Dimness of Vision, Noises ir t.:e Head: the vital fluid
, 1881-07-14

turn III a'.ch wounds occur. Tho attending
surgeons my tint tlie Indications today are
Of cIiaitae Tor t!le batter. The o'clock
bti!ietan shows tftae tln Improved condition
~ the Ffeslaeht CONTINUES Notwithstanding
Lie very llut Weat11of. IhG tercr Is lower
'tllnn at tic 1nltlttc OF nf1y tiny recently. The
pulse Is betuW 100t n1ltf The temperature
scarcely more tlla.t 100. Thu sllrRr0!ls be-
llcyo that tic lncspaso Of fever this evening
will be very slight.
t.isu&,
.rho rrcsi,1cnt,a c,ntt,tton ia verv eosv. h,t
will, n stirht turreasf, Of fever.
, 1881-07-14
che Gx&ta11te.

eN~itFso,u itaptnd Tic ct'y jor thc sllmn,er
sedso,l cnn hdre trtiK IlrnuNE fanttIto their I'D
tlrtsx rt tic faqo,rt'g tutet, 1H,ttaHc prtIMiJ:
DAILY TninUxE, 1,er month, 81; fnci.ptfitg Sal-
DIM fsAtr, $f.1j.
, 1881-07-14

B1silor Sc1t1ArrESo, tho director of tho
Aurort., tho Vatican organ, Is about to be
crcatetI Cardinal. L. distinguished prclato
Is about to succeed bishop Scl,Iatfeno III the
dictatorship Of tho Aurora, which, 1t Is
pro,ulsod, will DO conducted ns m ordinary
newspaper for tho future. Prelates do not
make good editors. however. -.
, 1881-07-14
What Danger There Is Lies
in What Is Feared, Not
Seen.
Conklfug Understood to Haro Taken
the Midnight Train for WASH
ington.
Arrival Of Vico-P1esident Arthur in New
York Before 0onk1ing'a De-
parture
SATISFACTORY FIGURES.

SATISFACTORY FIGURES.
..s:8:30 4. II. r.;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 10 $3.50 a. m.-
The President Is doing well this morning.
Pulse, 10; temperature, B.5; respiration, 20
Ills gradual progress towards recovery Is
manifest. and thus far without serious conf
pltcntfons. D. w. DLlRs,
u. z. BARNES.
j. j. WoopwAnD,
ROBERT REYBuny.
1p. II.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July '13-1 p. n1.-
Tho prcstdent's condition continues favor
uplc. Pulse, d; temperature, 100; respira-
tlon, q. :, d. ". Bliss,
- = j. j. K. BARNES,
IT,. j. J. Woopw-Anp,
-. JsoBErr KEYnultS.
WARRINGTON, D. C., July 18.--The follow
~1na. telegram wns sent By the attending STIR
ge6ns to tic consulting surgeons this after
n0un: - So = .,"',
EXECUTIVE MANSION, .. n.-Drs. Frank
II. Husnilson ind d. II, Adnc.u: The fever
yesterday afternoon WIS less marked and oc-
Cured ut q Inter hour than OH the previous
lny; and to-day, for tie first time. the Pres!
dents morning temperature fell to IL normal
point Thp general progress of Ills symp~
toms appears moro favorable thnn l!therto.
During the last twcnty-four hours lie ~hus
taken thIrty.two ounces of milk md one
ounce OF rum. This morning he had also Il
slice Of milk toast md cliewed the breast Of
a woodcock, but did not care to swallow tie
meat, 1Ie lad Inst night one-qunrtur Of Il
gra!n ofsnlphato OF morphia liypu.lermlcally.
In no twenty-four hours during tho past week
has he received moro than single lose Of
'1,,nnthxp Tia alurt 1Snfj s1ttr1T1tt
, 1881-07-14

Tits celebrated trottlng marc Maud s.,
whose record nf a:l095 over tic Chicago
truck WIS tho fastcst In trott!nr anl,a1s.
yesterday Mt plttsburE leat TINT performance,
tro,tt,,g n mile lit a:l0h. 1lr. Vanderbilt
s,unld send tho mare to Chicago again; over
this track slio cali probabty trot III 2:0s.
, 1881-07-14

RArrn +. 1stcilAups Allfl Edward F. Gross,
two young rut1lans, the oI,c II years of aga
tho other II, drowned a companion, Willis
Cnrr. boy Ut 10 years, near Portland, Nc,
yesterday. because l,o refused 10 give tlien,
n5 celits which Iiu Init.
, 1881-07-14

GulrEAu was IN Jefferson, 1ox., In 1879,
atlt was arrested tl,ero anil t|nesl for trunk
el,ness and vagrai'cy. Wherever ti.,ttcau
l,as l,con lle left behind reputation for
lncattcss and rascnitty.
, 1881-07-14

rfs inserted III rurktsl, official circles
that ali.ltlat l'asln attempted to cut Ills owit
tlroat recently, but WINS prevented by tho
WARRIORS. II Atidmt rnsfla's throat Is cut.
,s,nuy peoptc will find great difficulty III be-
lfeying TINT Atltltlnt 1'nsl,u was tho Operator,
, 1881-07-14

: AT the meeting of the Public Library
Doard yesterday, Dr.. ]. D. Walker waa
elected President for the ensuing year. W. j.
Wlckersham was reelected Secretary, and
". F. Poole was. reelected Librarian, Dr..
Walker hos been for several years al, active
mon,ber OF the Library. Board, and there Ia
no doubt that lls vii! make careful aud
palnstak!ng presiding ohicer.j Tho reelection
Of Measrs. W!ckorsham and Poole will give
general satisfaction. =. :. ;,
, 1881-07-14

WnftE tho indications arc tint tho crops
III Frnucc, SPUN. Russia. niNl 1taly will t}e
for above tho nveraEc this year, the reports
from Germany Indicate Tint even Il medium
yiofd Is not anticipated.
, 1881-07-14

49,. q ~ Z -. Hf-ht
alt. gnu " E#help viMllty'' So
noes toei s1s fAeht BILL deslfo 10 talR
n'Memf :.
4noto Iaa& ueeIl lht1ar eNaRgcsasea no
t,ohs ''S u 'ts ta.K'aR' he taiks much !eaa
.h"h seems " 10 oel!eFeti: Io-aay hc l'as
pcei oveh less tl!spose! 10 ta'R tlan usaal.
lle nus oceh VerS nulct to-aay.
pn: Hiss .,,1.1
~ Nv p.esIoes a''ao ''"'u ~ pnys.s'"ls
spoke' ~ llopcl"l'y' uE e"iile,t III llctr ~
nlea1or sue't convincing esMeneo y! tholr
1e!a. ~ 4s"e1 ,,,;1 i'm .lio.l H1hns ~. "pp
hehsloll. Uf' LILIES camc ollt 'o1 uao slcK-
room Mt l'nlf-past Z O'CLOCK tins evening 1eat---
ing tho bulletin OF that ouf. lle satti That Ills
p1S 10 dllect l'hltlry, Ao sa'a tlln1 tne aaS
l'a'l 1ce.. tue most favorable ore, al things
considered, that the Ires'dcht hau expert
encea: i!'s appetHo was Fooa TOT
ono Ill hls cohtlllon' and' 1000 ossliil-
I'ated we'll crcatlhg 10 dlsturpance. !ne
nctioh oL Ihe ooWe's WIS noI'hai "''a sattsl"c-
tory. I1it mhxlMnfn Or lcbtllo symptoms
occurred tn-*lay at MI earlier hour than on
yesterdayt Ont tina symptoms Wefo less
marked. The wound was disc'larginE
through the drainage pipe ana tue mattef
thrown oil was Of n l'caltllY character.
THE sLoual1xa OFF or MATTER
from the sides IT the wound Ind ceased from
.""s n'.', y. ., 10 a'iiet .,s @.u e'o ~ p
is,e n'o a"'t t s.t ,,s1a;a eu ast @on,
" ,".s '"ti"ee. m,,'. "u ~ e.,t t. .n'.n 'o oua
ass,,,,,,"." WI 'n' a'a "o oI '""v
to support life Of itsoif, so
xaa.,a. a. .a.o ,s "'s ~, ~. ss'., es ''ie ~
,,.,n,. e. ,au',1 s"o ""um wua: ~
sn.,a; ,e;is ~" .e, %ng y. - .. .c .s
@ w.. me''Hss "a uo paliG, a 's inaa
aa.ni, luz, u .n sl.Me. VI @ ,Tss
rasnnt , vet e. n o,aaI
rh ~ t,nnr ,.na strnnnor t1"' harotof"ro
t' ,'.s ".s "sa 1oo eu ,,,.sa y. ,,, use
u e.s a .'oss m . .s 14mJt ~ 1es y. ~aa. m.'noa1 .
LIP "I s e,u ~ sn uu ~ ;,an ~ ieSs ,i., .
.,,,. ~ ~ ..I ,,s,' mtA t't ""' e's'e '''''t 'nA'
','oin.uR ~" u. ", 10 s,., 1s',s"' ., uas ,,
ol "A''S p1n 3t,,,, aWl utSnoai II 0's''fho AS1
n, mis-. ovn.osood ~ nntr,o,, .,,o+ I'm
oa' o"'o e"P1eSeeu ~tto eP'".VH 1ias 'uo
, 1881-07-14

Buying all goods strictly for
cash, and in larger quantities than
any other house in our line, cna-
bles us to offer many cash. bar
gains unapproachable by any
other: house,. -.u. 49,. i ~> ~ :.: Il T.
!" "All:goods marked in Plain Fig
ures ): one price for all.=' j. ::
= Money refunded at all times If
goods are not satisfactory. !: .
, 1881-07-14

Ut Atr. Sliaw accepting orc OF Tho Comnl!s-
s1o,,erslipa Of tho 14ard eourt proposed by
tic irish 1.atld bill. r. -
, 1881-07-14

THE Presidents condition at | o'clock
this morning was buttor than ut my tfme
sinco hc was shot, md tic hopetnlness Of
ilis surgeons almost amounts to confidence
In Ills ultimate roeoycry, The fever
Inns decreased. Ills pulse was below
100, and his, temperature about 1oo.. DR.,
u'!ss said at 10 o'clock last night TINT he WIS
satisfied tho eliminating point Ind been
passed, and TINT tho condition OF thoarfesl-
dent will steadily improve from ..day to
day, 6uppuratlon ia progressing naturally,
the wound has a healthy appearance, and
thore Ia little to dread now from secondary
hcmorEl!nge Or blooI-potsonlug, The "a
tfent continues to take more nourts!l-
Mont each day, and there has been no
gastric, disturbance recently. Yesterday,
In addition =. to eating "a slice Of
toast. A. he !; chewed. the breast. OF a
woodcock, but did not swallow; tho tibro,
Eaforo he went to sleep last night the PEesl.
dent asked Dr. lseyburn.what was the news,
and the Doctor replied by telling him that
"the Governors ot seyeral States lad In vlew
to Issue, when the President would be out ot
danger, a. proclamation for q general
day OF thanksgiving i TO !; no1 =: tor = tho
answered prayers of the. Nation, z :: Tho pa
t!ent saenied to he greatly touched and Rrati-
fed nj this Information. : col.' Rockwell 10.
marked to the President that !" tue ,heart OF
tia Nation was In his roonl." *rAe words
seemed to impress hullt greatly, and utter
wards he naurmured lit h!s sleep: -" The
heart Of the Nation wlr not let the old sol
/ C]fer diaY r. 80 4 -. - 8. ~
, 1881-07-14
DAY. JULY Id, 1881-TWELVE PAG]
RECOVERY.

RECOVERY.
The President at Last on
the Safe Side Of the.
Crisis. -.
All Previous Satisfactory Fig
uroB Exceeded in Yester-
days Bulletins.
Probability This Morning Of II
Pulse ut 90 and n Nor
nal Temperature.
The Surgeons, Near BY and
Afar Off, Confident Of a
Good Issue.
Garfield Is Weak, but No Weaker
than a Strong Man Would
Naturally Be,
lIc Has Got Plenty Of Vitality to Live
8: Through all That llas
Shown Up.
What Danger There Is Lies
in What Is Feared, Not =.
.:-..
ConklEug Understood to Hare. Taken
-. the Midnight Train for WASH
- ington.
Arrival Of Vice-Pteaident Arthur in New
York Before 0onkling's De-
| ,,arfrra
, 1881-07-14


scarcely perccptlble. 1t Is one Of the indlca-
tious which appears to to!l US w1lere the ball
Is. II tho bail is Tiers, tle abatement OF III
Elimination shows that II IL doing no harta."
"There arc other signs OF Improve
,1ent ~ :. ::
ayes. II ono made no examination and
had no medical knowledge, yet he could tell
TINT tue President Aas improved during tho
past few days, simply by looking at hini. His
eye Id brighter, his color better, and he
moves With less difficulty, An Increased
amount Ut nourlshment has been given. with
good results. Tho wound is doing we'll"
"Unller the most favorable circumstances,
how long will 1t be before tbs psesldant can
icaya his room and attend to buslnessp"
~ do not fuel Inclined to mako prctlio-
tions. T,e cases 80 far reported In which
men llAye recovered from similar wounds
show that several months have been required
to brtug tho patient back to active life. DF.
bliss aayB that 1t m new complication arises
tho President will 10 substantially out Of
danger by Saturday. ,.:...
DE- 11AMrLToS's ENCOURAGING REMARKS.
| NEW Yoltk. July 18.-pr. Frank uanlll'
| ton said to-day: " aal sorry to see tend,
ency to magnify the importance Of such
tr!AluR reiapses as that Of Monday nlght, be-
cause III atmosphere Of anxiety, 70 to speak,
| Ia created which cannot but hare Its eaeet
upon the attendants aud family pt the Pres|-
don't, aud thus Indirectly upon him. For
my own part, expect the President to re"
| cover and find renewed confidence In oVcfy
hour, Ny: own dispatches last nIght anu
| this morning do not mention tho patn In tho
abdomen referred to by the morning i1ewspa"
pp1s,, Judging by tho press reports, THIS pain
may ba due to variety OF causes.-coAes
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-11-24
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

THE native chiefs Of the Transvaal have
risen against the Beers, and the whites
are fleeing.
DEPUTY ROCHE has introduced in the
French chamber 4 measure for the COM
plete separation of church and state.
FATHER McPHILp1N, an active member
of the Irish Land league, has been lodged
in Galway Jail.
The summer residence of Attorney
General MacVeagh. at Brookville, Pa,
has been burned.
A FIRE at Picton, n S. swept away the
st. Lawrence hotel, Masonic hall, and
other buildings, inAicting loss of $685.
900.
SYLVESTER DODGE, a well-known cattle
dealer Of Waupun, Wis, drowned himself
in the river at Milwaukee.
AN incendiary attempted to destroy the
Office of The Times, at Leavenw orth, the
property of Colonel d. r. Anthony.
A FIRE in fve-story building near the
corner of Walnut and Second streets, Gin
cinnati. occupied by several manufactur-
ers, caused loss Of 5000.
A VENERABLE citizen of Elkhorn, Wis,
named William Patterson, tainted in the
aisle of St. Johu's church, and killed him
self by striking pew.
EXCAVATIONS at Cleveland for the New
York, Chicago and St. Louis railway
caused hillside tract of five acres to
slide into Walworth creek, entailing loss
of $4,000.
The spontaneous combustion OF rags
caused a fire in the Junk stores of Becker
& Vile and M. N. Jacobs, at Fort Wayne,
in which damage of 10000 was inflicted
The loss was rendered greater than it
should have been by the pending investi-
CATION of the fire department as to abuses
prevailing.
The Messrs. Lord, card manufacturers
Of Bradford, Eng, have failed, with liza
bilities amounting to $65000O. G. A.
Claflin, shoe manufacturer of Hopkin-
ton, Mass, has failed. His liabilities are
variously estimated at from $4,000 to
100000.
AN explosion on the steamer Severn,
from Bristol for Glasgow, carried away
portions of the deck, killed nine persons,
and severely wounded several. Four per-
sons were taken to the hospital. 1t is
thought that the explosion was caused by
dynamite being placed on board by ma
licious miscreants.
LAST Friday evening a terrific cyclone
struck the plantation Of Mat: 7. Ash,who
lives about three miles from Madison Sta
tion. Mise, destroying everything in ils
path. Houses, trees, and fences were en-.
tirely destroyed. Mrs. Ash was seriously
injured and two children badly bruised
and FIVE other persons on the farm were
badly hurt. Mr.. Ash is the only snferer,
the storm passing off after demolishing
his place.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-11-24
TELEGR.A-PHIC.
Condensed for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
WASHINGTON.

THE president has given Frank Hat
tons postofice at Burlington, to John L.
Waite, .. A. Hadley, postmaster at Lit
tie Rock, has been suspended for dishon
esty, and Inspector Cameron is in charge
of the Office.
COL. PARKER, of the postoffice depart.
ment, has received $500 in subscriptions
for the widow of Ira Humphrey, the he.
roic mailcarrier who lost his life in the
discharge of his duty in the terrible forest
fires in Michigan.
THERE is high authority for the ssser-
ton that neither Malone nor any other
southern leader will be rendered cabinet
position, however much the administra-
tlon may wink at the work of the read
lusters of Virginia in killing the Bour-
bOns.
SECRETARY FoLGER has issued cir
cular intended to secure greater safety to
passengers on lake and coast steam vessels.
inspectors must see that every require
ment of equipment is provided, and the
rules and regulations of the board Of su-
pervlsing inspectors observed.
In the Guiteau trial, on the third day,
nifty ladies were admitted as spectators.
The jury was completed and sworn. The
assassin gave to the press card stating
that he was on trial for his life, and ap-
pealing to the legal profession to volun-
teer in his defense. Mr.. Scoville an
nounced in court that he did not approve
OF the document, and Guiteau responded
that he had not yet accepted the services
of counsel. but would defend himself.
THE trial of Guiteau has commenced at
Washington. The authorities have little
fear of an attempt being made to seize
and lynch the assassin on his daily trips
from the Jail to the courtroom The
prisoner announces that he awaits an ac-
quittal for visit to Europe and suhse-
qucnt lecture tour. Eliku Root, of New
York, has been selected by the president
to conduct the pro.ecntion, and will be
assisted by Judge j. X. Porter and w.
d. DavidRe. Mr.. Scoville, the prisoners
counsel, will have the aid of General
Henk!e and Mr.. Robinson, of Washing
ton.
FROM present appearances the contest
for the speakership of the house of repre-
sentatives is narrowed down to MIR. Kas-
son, OF Iowa, and Gen. Keifer. of Ohio.
There is general indisposition to elect
an eastern man, and Hiscocck, the most
able of the eastern candidates, halls from
New York, which has already large rep
resentation in high places under the ad-
and has the presidency. Mr..
kasson is believed to be the best qualified
Of those who are candidates. He is de-
scribed as prompt, determined, and
good parliamentarian."
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-11-24

sionists, two liberals, twenty-three pro-
gressists FIVE members of the party of the
people, thirteen socialists, four particu-
larists, and two members of the centre
party.
PRESIDENT GREvY has accepted cabi-
net which comprises Gambetta as minis
ter of foreign affairs, Rousseau of the in
terror, large of finance, and Comperon of
war.
AT conservative banquet at Bristol
the marquis of Salisbury insisted upon the
right Of Irish landlords to compensation,
saying that the sub-commissioners were
appointed because of their favoring the
governmental policy.
AN Irish farmer in County Kerry was
dragged from his bed by band of armed
men, and when he admitted having paid
his rent he was fired at FIVE times, being
severely wounded A landowner named
Curtin was taken from his house at
Mount Mary, beaten, and compelled to
stop proceedings for the eviction of ten
ant.
TWENTY-FIVE farms in the county Tip
perary were sold by the sheriff and bought
in blythe emergency committee. Sexton,
the land-leaguer, is going to the south of
France. O'Brien was permitted TO leave
kilmainham Jail and make visit to his
dying mother. The land-league treasurer
at Paris received CO $50 last week from the
United States.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-11-24
CRIME.

u. BARTH, of Napa, CAL, has fled tt
Arizona with $50, 600 of trust funds.
IT is discovered that J. Howard Wells,
Jay Gould's blackmailer, is commissary
who defrauded the government out OF
about ~, ,0OO,UOO and then went to Europe
during the war.
A SON of Rev. DR.. Lanahan, pastor OF
the Foundry Methodist church Of Wash,
ington, was arrested in the postoffice al
Baltimore for embezzling money from the
mails.
JOSEPH GREEN, young lawyer Of New
Orleans, attempted to fight duel with
Gutheim,a "a sSn of the leading rabbi of that
city, in the lower park, but the principals
and seconds were bagged by the police
and locked up.
AT Scandia, Kan, DR.. w. H. Wood
ward was mortally shot by j. G. Hum
phrey, editor of The Telescope. The affray
grew out of a local political contest, and
there are threats of lynching.
Two adventures whose fathers are mer-
chants in Pittsburg were found secreted in
Through mail car at Steubenville, 0.
They fought vigorously against being ar
rested, bat were finally slowed away in
all.
AT Madden, West Va, a desperate
named Robinson, shot Marshal Allen
Belcher through the heart. and fred three
times at the mayor. A mob collected to
lynch The murderer, and the state rife
men were placed on guard around Charles.
ton Jail.
THE five men whe robbed Jesse Baldwin,
of Boardman, o., of $50, 600 in gold, took
a train at Colnmbiana and rode to Pitts
burg. AS they carried no baggage, it is
believed that the coin was bxried near the
scene of the robbery.
BELLE SPAULDING. who has been on
trial for several days at Galesburg, Ill.,.
for the murder of her husband, has been
acquitted. The jury, which held that the
killing was iusti6able, was invited by
Miss" Spaulding to an oyster supper
after tho verdict was rendered. Eight Of
them accepted. The lady will be married
at an early day, it is said.
THE commission appointed by the gov
ernor Of Massachusetts to investigate the
charges of scandalous conduct made
against the Ninth regiment of that state
have found "a true bill' against the regi-
ment, and Governor Long has instructed
Colonel Strachan to report the names of
the cnlprits within thirty days that they
may be dishonorably discharged.
6 The mar arrested at Grand Island
Neb., for murders in Pepin county, Wis,
admitted to reporters at St. Paul that he
was Edward Maxwell, who killed the
Coleman brothers. He stated that, while
besieged in the Eau Gale woods. he and
his brother Lon went eighty-fve hours
without food. He will be taken from
Menomonee to Durand, Wis, to await
trial.
j. HOWARD WELLEs, who attempted to
extort information from Jay Gould about
the stock market, is nervous wreck. He
occupies a cell ia the Tombs, and begged
hard to be allowed to retain his penknife.
So peculiar is the case that it is believed
he can only be punished with years i'm
prisonment and fined $780, A Chicago
gentleman writes to the Times that Welles
was commissary of subsistence at Balti-
more during the war, and blcd the con-
tractors mercilessly.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-11-24
FOREIGN.

Ar Mecca, on the 9th Of November, three
hundred persons died of choler.
A LIVERPOOL dispatch announces the
arrival of Hannibal Hamiin and wife and
Miss Blaine.
By the explosion of gas in a sulphur
mine at Gessolurgo, Italy, forty persons
we're killed and forty-one wounded.
THE Marquis of Lorne. in replying to
an address, said there was hardly one per
son in thousand in Canada who did not
attach the greatest value to the connection
with Great Britain.
A TRAIN conveying six French soldiers,
was upset near Susa, Tunis, by stones
placed on the track, for which piece of
deviltry an Arab was shot.
MATIN MULLEGUE, land-lesgue or
ganizer for County Roscommon, ireland,
has been rearrested and lodged in Galway
Jail. The deputy lieutenant for West.
meath was fred at In daylight by two men
behind hedge.
EIaHTY-EIGHT second ballots for mem.
bers of the German Reichstag have re.
suited in the election of nine conservatives
sixteen nalionul liberals, fourteen seces.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-11-24
GENERAL NOTES.

SINCE the lamentable disaster in Grand
street, New York, the inspectors have
found fifty unsafe buildings.
JOSEPH MYERS of Toledo hanged him
self with the same rope used by his father
in committing suicide three months ago.
THE expenditures of the national board
of health since its organization in April,
1879, to June 80, 1881, have been $44O, 1898.
THE Fishery society OF Germany will
send some dogfsh to the U nited States in
return for the gift Of California salmon
spawn.
JACOB NEusBAUM, living near Wabash,
Ind, is probably the oldest man in that
State. At los years Of age moves about
without a cane.
SENATOR SHERMAN, on his way to the
Atlanta exposition, made brief address
on Change in Cincinnati, speaking of a
law to assist honest creditors in pursuing
debtors.
A WE'LL at San Antonio, Texas, contains
quicksilver in large quantities, and opin.
ion differs as to whether it is natural
deposit or reveals a plot to poison the
| family.
THE steamship Newport, of the Cuban
line, ran into school of sperm whales of
the delaware capes, two of which were
completely cut in two, one of them being
sixty-five feet in length.
JosRPH PULITZER, of St. Louis, editor OF
The Post Dispatch, has been arrested on a
charge Of criminal libel preferred by
Chief of Police Kennett. The trouble
arises frem articles published in denunci.
alton of gamblers and their allies on the
police force.
PATRICK A. COLLINS, president of the
Irish Land League of America in man
ifesto recently issued, says the call for a
national convention at Chicago is sum.
mons to the entire race and all its friends
All branch leagues are urged to elect t he
full number of delegates. and to select tbs
best and wisest men.
Two-THIRDs of the Hoosac Tunnel track
between Troy and Saratoga has been laid
and the engineers have located the route
through River street, the main thorough
fare of Troy, for mile and half. TIL,
street is only forty feet wide, and is already
used by the horse-car-lines. Property
owners threaten a lively fight.