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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-20
The secretaryship of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, January 19th.-An iowa
if the Senator is to be Garfeld's Secretary of
the Treasury, and replied: He expects to
be, and has had assurances, believe, that he
will get Cabinet position. Yes, the Treas
ury Department was the one mentioned, and
unless there is change of programme sup
nose he will get it -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-20

Immense Damage in London from an
Overflow of the Thames.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-20
FRTEN . &c! Y e, z
LUMBER COMPANY

ar Special Orders and odd sizes promptly Sled,
and shipped direct from the OREGON, REDWOOD
and SUGAR PINE MILLS Of the Company.
GENERAL OFFICE, No. 1910 SECOND srRHRT, ssAa NJ.
BRANCH YARB, CORNER TWELFTH AND S7RSsTs
snI2. 2pTra
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-19
New YJ#K WEEKLY herald
ORE DOLLAR 4 YEAR.

4
| fs7Hg CIRCULATION o. w.Is PopULa IL
Z NEWSPAPER has more than trebled during the
past year 1t contains all the leading contained in
the DAILY HERALD, and is arranged in handy departments
FoaE!aN NEWS
Embraces special disretohas from all quarters of the
| globe Under The head of
A1gEEgCAE NEWS
Are given the tce2rphc dispatches Of the week from all
parts oi the Union. This feature alone makes the
~ E2nK,Y :s"sstLD
The most valuable chronicle in the world it is the
cheapest Every week is given faithful report Of Polti-
patches from Na~hin@on including full reports of the
sneeehes OF eminent politicians the questions of the
THE t.oHIG,
Giving recipes or practical Dishes hits for making cloth
ing and for :cc1ng up with the latest fashion at the low
est prices Every Item OF cooking or economy este
in this department practically tested by experts before
publication. Letters from Paris and Eo,lyn cores
loldunts on the very latest fashions The Home Depart
nlcHt CT the WEEKLY HERALD i'll sac the housewife
than ole hundred times the price of the paper. The in
FARM DEPARTMENT.
OF the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest well as the
prac. cal lions and discoveries relating duties
3t to6 the f2F[af hs 3 & oi ES5 ftte - LpGaltr san5
ins ana farming Ucrsi3s in rair This supplemented
y a weLcditod department, widely copied, under the
~HGtE.rD aAHoR
Are looked after end every hing relating to mechanics
devoted toa the latest phases Of the business markets.
crops, merchanse, etc valuable feature is found in
the specially reported prices and ccnditions of the
ssK.,DgUE wAHHHg.
Sporting news home aud abroad, together with
Story every week, Sermon BY eminent divine
Literary, Mnsi,&, Dramatic, Personal and Sea Notes,
There IS no paper i'll the world which contains SO much
news natter very week the "EEk1N HER AID which is
sent, postage paid, for one Dollar You subscrb at
any time.
TEse New yc-s1 Herald IL. "a weekly Fors,
CNG nOL-"R j. YEAR.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

GEORGE LYNCHC0ME has removed his
barber shop from the room over POWELL Il
Co.'S store, 20 his old quarters under the
Meat Market, one door south of Ward House,
where he will be pleased to see all his former
patrons and everybody else desiring tonsorial
services.
Iaylng sold my retail Furniture and Tn
taking business. known aS the Bridge Street
Furniture Store TO +. B. Pierce | would re-
Spcctfuliy recommend those III need of goods
IN his line to call on him at the old stand
| also wish to inform those indebted 10 me
that it will be necessary to settle the account.
soon. n. Z. HICKS,
january /, 1881.
HOTEL FOR SALE..-T offer the American
Hotel property for sale on very reasonable
terms-one half the purchase money down
and the balance in ten years. Possession
given April /, 1881. There is good barn
connected with the property. This hotel is
located oa the corner of Bridge and Water
streets, IN Towauda borough. The free
hridge and new depot near TO it make this
hotel desirable for amy one wishing to engage
in the hotel business. Call upon or address,
JOSEPH q. PATTON. ToWanda, Pa.
Whatcverybody wants is the best organ for
the least amount Of money; Therefore every
body wants tire Burdett; and when you've
said that, you've told the whole story
So say the brightest and busiest organ
dealers throughout the land, who are furn
iShng this matchleSs instrument to q musica
public, which is rapidly learning o distinguish
its maryellousIy pure and beautiful voice
from that which is not music. For sale by
j. \. ManFitle, 10. . Bridge St., ToWanda.
Passengers going West will save money by con
suting IL. J.. BABCOCE, Ticket \ gent, ToWuuda, I;t,
before purchasing tickets
had been great sufferer from Neuralgia
y b,,l IN,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-15
FOR RENT.

Two dwelling houses in the First Ward
for rent. Q. u. KINNEY.
For RENT.-The office lately occupied by
VIM. NJ. Mallory as coal Office. Apply to
d. w. Scott.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-15
Ct il: BEAN,
N~~s Plain and Ornamental Painter,
IND PAPER HANGER.

Al work in his line promptly executed on shor
notice. From long experience both in city and
country, he prdcs himself ON being able to suit the
most tastidiOus.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-15
w. MILLER
a %" keeps several
PUBLTC HACKS

7 7 -'LLLO -L-L-HAC-A-)
and is ready to attend all calls in his line promptly.
He runs to ALL TRAINS. Charges for night and
early morning trains (Nos II. and 3D. no reduction
for these trains, 25 cents per passenger Rcgu-
lar customers supplied with tickets at reduced rates.
Charges forattendng parties, one couple Sc: Two
couples in one load 500 per couple; for attending
fpnoras from $500 to $500. Hack by The hour ST.
Horses and carriages to let
Orders left at his office below council rooms VIII
receive careful attention. j. w MILLER.
Nov. 27, 1880.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
Stabbed to the Heart

New York. Sept. pa sharp, Il, cisiso
quarrel, which resulted 10 tho instant death of
ono OF tho psr iclp pants. occurred yesterday on
board OF tho Italian bark Borz,ui, which ar.
rived at this port soma two weeks ago in ballast
and took berth at tho Nnrth Central pier
Atlantic BASIN, brooklyn. 1t appears tina. nn
altcrc1tlon arose botweon two OF tho crow, An.
tonic Deeoma. eighteen years of ago, and John
nap,slc Scardl, nineteen years of ago, about
tho fastening OF haWser to n tug boat whiIo
tho vessel was being towed down tho bav,
about half past savon A. Nj. It is slid tha,
after few simple words Sicard eavo Delcoma
push erd moment lator Dslcoma had buried
his sheath knife in Sc,rdi's hoart. stream
CT blood followed tho withdrawal of tho weapon
and the wounded lad dropped dead on the
deck. The murderer. who immediately threw
tho knlio overheard, was at onoo surrounded BY
the crew and would evidently have been lynohed
but tor tho timel " appearance of Captain Dssto
Gsnlo and tho frs! mate, who locked him M
10 the oablo. and then delivered him to tho
authorities. '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

BINdnAMroN. N. T., Sept. 2i.-Cousitoia
bic excitement prevails ovsr HI affair that co
cur,d Thursday morning at ConkIin Forks, Q
nl'cs from this city. Mr.. William Cutrap, a
farmer. aged over 60. it ia supposed has MUIR
dercd his vito, Sarah NJ. Curren, aeed IS. Willie
ID H. Of temporary Insanity, On Monday
mght Mrs. Cutran went to hor daughter
(Nlrs Horace Frar klyn) near by. on account of
tho strange condacS Of her husband. She r..
NAMED there uutl Yesterday morning, saying
then sho Would 60 over and SEQ if William had
got over lis apoll. Tho daughter started on
shortly aitcrwatd to SEQ it everything vas all
right; when about half way she was met by
Cuiran. who callcd her to Gin, quickly, al
Sarah had fallen into tho cellar. She c,llcd her
husband. snd they found tho unfortunate wo
man lying upon the cellar floor, iriehtlullg cut
about tho head. She lived but a few momenls
allerHard. Curran's clothes, which w,ro eat
ntattd with blood, pointed HIM Gu! az gully.
Ito wis in n dhz'd condition, .Dd oauld mol
ei'o any account of tho alItay. lila haa boz a
nlaoad in iajl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
Washington, lind. Gszslte)
AftemuS Ward and the "dsi hIrar
Regiment

10 Louisville, Ky, hotel one day, Arteuus
Ward was introduced to colonel who had com
manded Mississippi Essipeut 10 the war.
Artcmus in his way that vas childllko md
bland" said: "What Michigan Regiment did
you command, Colonei?' Thou il was that tho
"ColoDel' spuu like top and sworo like sail.
or. until ptc,6ed sufficiently to hear an cxpIs-
nation. Artemus with surprise obaeryed, that
no vas always getting Thugs mixed about tho
war. 1t is always unfortunate 10 yet things
mixed, but never moro so, than whom ona Is
sick. Then it is that The right thiop in tho
right place is wanted more than at any other
time 10 life. or uIdor sny other circumstances
1t Is pleasure Tor us to noto ia this copuec,ion
tho experience Of our esteemed fol!op oitizsn
Colonel Samuel Fl. Taplor. who, rs il we'll
known. does not got things m xed. 10 recent
communication ho writes: Il do hereby eertiTu
that ! suffered very much from Rheumatism
and Neuralgia during the Fall of 1879. End
tried many remedies with little if sny good re-
suits. | had heard of st. jacobs OH, and
concluded to Try ii; more as an Experiment
thsn With any hope CT sood results. | can with
great pleasure commend it 10 othets, for the
resson that know it cured me-" Col. TsyIor,
by the way, was at ono timo Postmaster at
Cumberland, Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
France Mt Yorktown.

PARIS. Sep!. 2l-The French Yorktown
delegation sails Tor Now York to day. The
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs will b, wcr:bi y
represented by tho Marqis do Rcchambcau.
Eho is accompanied BY tho only lady 10 the
Mission, Mmo. do Rtchambosu, and by MN,
do CcurocIlo and Hughes. Tho Ministry Of
War IL represented by General Boulaneer.
Colonel Bosssu. Lieutenant Colonel BIopdci.
ConmnndaDt of tho Bureaux dc Postcs, and
Lieutenant Pourcet Deshauno Gao or Two
correspondents will probably 20 out with the
mission. which. by tho by, 10 vary much do.
lighted at being sble to travel by an ordioary
passenger ship, Great as would have been the
honor OF having an American mao of war 10
transport them they feared that additional de-.
lays might have moro than couniorbslspced Tho
compliment, and delays at sea to the Gallo
mind, however heroic, mean sickness, and bring
prolonged agony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
SATURDAY RVRNING, SEpT. 81.

Tho Senate. by proclamation of the Pfesl-
drut, will moot in extraordinary session on the
10th proyimo. Tho Senate is perennial body,
and is sui ,ot to the cslI Of the President at
ary lime. As The law riqures that the oath OF
lis mcmbcis shall always be administered by its
pr'elding officer. except in casa ncT member
b, elected such presiding tfhoer, in which case,
aod in that slobe, the oath may be ldminiS-
tered to him by another member Of the body,
after which he. having then been elected. shall
al Minister it TO all the other new members, the
first thing tie Scnato will hsvu TO DO upon as
semb,in9 will be to elect presiding officer, and
as neither Of the New York Senators nor tic
new Senator FROM Rhode Island will be selected
t)r that position. tho oath of tffc) cannot 10
Administered to them uutil tho person author
lid to administer it, the presiding oficar.
shalt haoa been citce1. aud "a they en- rot
tako part 10 the rrdocld inga ct the Senate uniil
They shall hhvh taken tho oath of 0lhor, il Is
plain that tho President Of the Senate must be
elected Without thor vottt; aud as without
lhoir votes the democtais hayc d usioFiiy Of
three. it ia p5 s9tlo that TIM latter NAV elect
the p:c.idinR fiicer ihsy hhvo The right
both legal and prcs c.iptiva to ID NJ ii clear TO
every body. though few radical roliticisna
pretend to hi. otherwise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

Cen. Malone says no Was elected 10 the Sen.
ate By maj Orty Of the democratic Members Of
the Legislature. 10 the same breath he denies
that he is a traitor to tho democratic party of
Virginia. Now Gen. Mshoue knows as we'll as
he Knows that he disposscssed the Stale Of the
ST. 900. 900 sho owned in tho A. o. e. Nj. K.
T.. as we'll as he knows that he removed his
railroad employees who refused TO vote as he
directed. and as we'll as he knows that il WAS by
his direction that tissue ballots we're used, that
no. a single democratic member Of tho Virginia
Legislature would have voted for him if it had
been thought possible that he would have join
ed the most ultra wing Of The radical psrty-the
HJars, Eyes. DsWeses and the lkc-lakipg
part and lot with the impacAbls haters and re-
yers of his State, put the radicals 10 control of
the Senate, and invariably voted with them ard
against the democrats. Knowing this. how ho
csp deny his .reachery is what nobody but 4
Mahonits can tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
LOCAL BREVIlIES.

Mr.. George 4. Adams, who was stricken with
paralysis ct HE residence, in Alexandria couniv
few days sgo, is reported 70 be improving,
Mr. Alexar der Murrsy, who has been Wit.
ing his brother, Mr.. VIM. Murray, in this civ
ior several weeks past. left this morning tor
his homo in Memphis. Tenn.
The young man who had lis foot go b,dlv
mashed bv the cars at MANASSAS "Wednesday l,.t
was Mr.. VIM. Z. Howard, a we'll known Pirate
Of that place
The AleIandlia Commercial Rxchan.e, q.
their meeting this morning. with President Gao
w. Fisher IN the Chair, adopted resolutions ~
respect 10 Inc memory OF the late James A. Ga
held, and then adjourned till Tuesday next,
MI: Csz:nove g. Lee. of Fairfax county, VIA.
married at Brandywine, Delaware, on TUESDAY
last, BY 1t. Rev. Gee. w. Peterkin. D. D., "a.
sisted by Rev. d. d. Smith, TO Miss Mareuerit,
L., the youngest dau ghter of the late <. Irsnie
du Pont. OF that place
A Sunday chool temperance celebration Will
be held in the N. &. Church at 3 o'clort tn
morrow afternoon. Rev DR.. poulson. tbe mas.
tor Of the church. will deliver an ILLUSTRATED ser.
mon TO the children, and An interesting prn
grhmme of exercises will DO rendered.
K. T. Lucas. auc!ioneer. sold to-day 20; Cas-.
sius Carter, trustee. in front of tho Markc,
building, Two printing presses, with stands, cal
!eys type ana spputtenances used in the print.
ing Of the FAiffs1 Messenger. 10 James 4. iii.
vino, OF Loudoun ctuaty, for &l25.
Rev. DR.. Poulson proposes to hold nom, .
rial service in his church in this city (hethoI,s,
EplscopsD on Tomorrow Sunday night, d! a
O'Clock, 10 honor Of tho deceased President T.r
field. He will preach sermon appropriate t.
tho occasion. A Co:ds invitation ia e1tenJsi
TO every body to be present and special balm,
will be taken to Afford comfortable aoals to all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

Captain Blair still persists in denying Inc hu'
thorship Of The Blair iottors," aud his parli-
saDs say man shonll bh tho bist judge Of his
own caligraphy. But Whitakcr snd Marvin
deDlod tho authorship Ct their lettcrs. ard yet
nobjcy S'y5 they ought to bo tho best judge Of
their cbscgranhy though mother QUO tf them
ever said hat "houtr W0u'da't luy trreks
fast" Captain BAR and cvorsonc Of the los;
Mahoneits who have dcnied the genninenes7 of
tn, ''Blaif letters arc personally Interested in
that denial. bulth CAPTAIN brother. members
OF Tho bar, the SnenH OF his o0uniy, and tho
printers OF his town. who arc familiar with his
handwriting, and not one CT whom Ii psrsanoIIy
interested IN tho authenticity VI tho letters.
swear they sro genuine. There ID not a fir
jury in tho ,untry. that upon the cvidnIce as
yet sdduoed would not convict tho CepIaic.
And then, 100, AZ it ia apparent that The charge
is doiag him and his ticket great harm in tho
quarter from which the chief support was OK.
pso;ed, il guiIts9 WY don't tho Captain do
as Wilson. tho man to whom ha wrote the let
ter. darcs him DO. carry he cseo TO court std
have it tried aud decided at ouc,2 Tic evi.
denos is all aPalst tho Captain. aud the Ma
hontites bad better call another convention and
withdraw him. ard it wouldn't do them any
harm to Withdraw Mr.. Lewis slso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24

Whom it first became apparent that the Pres
ident would surely die. the Gsz,tte suggested
the pre- prety of having the post mortem cou-
Quoted by physicians other than those who had
charge of tho case. The suggestion was not
adopted. bu. its wisdom is now apparent; for,
according 10 the report Of tho autopsy. tho ris
toll ball. though of the largest sz,. passed be-.
tween the spinal marrow ard the largest bloc i
vessel 10 the body except ono, without il atiug
either, though they ley side by sile. The j.g
gsd sppearatc, Of the back bone, it ia proba-
BILE. was caused by the putrid matter 10 contec!
with it, rather than by tho reported crushing
By the ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
ZIG, M,trko1S.

BALrIAaHE, Sept. 2t--Vireinia Ga old -: do
deferred =; do consolidated 81; do "a 10.
RES aU; pAst duo coup a21 new 10 4(a 523 bid
to-day, VA ''o
BALTIMORE Sept. 2i-Oot,or dull middlino
iisslls. Flour steady firm and active
WhcAt-Sou!hern steady Western higher but
lnSctiVe Southern red l10aliG; do amber 152s
iibii No. : Western winter rcd spot and Sent
i4ot; Oct l4Is tli71 Nov l5l!al5is; Dec l5lis
1917. Corn-Southern firm; Western higher
ard quiet; Southern white o.; do yollow 3:
western mixed. spot and Sent n bid Oct 7iYs
"a; Nov 77!s77i Dec s0siS0!. Oats steady and
sscHve; southern 5us52; Western whito 6OaJ3 !;
iobalOS. Hay steady and firm, CofIso uuiet
Mo csraoes ordinary to fair 9Sal2. Sugar firm
a soft rs. Whikey quie! at l9.Sll93.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3-Stocks strong. Money
a. FlGur qlie: tu! firm; Wheat fairly active.
corn corn , nn' ana shade CASTOR Cotton quiet
ding Orleans ~ III ''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
Suicide Of'n Merchant

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept Ell. j. Howard, re.
presenting Hiram Sibley s. Co., seedsmen, of
Rochester. N. Y. committed suicide in his room
al The Markham House yesterday morning, at
hslf-psss nine O'clock. by shooting himself
through me heart with pistol. At the inquest
no facts indicatir the cause for the dead could
b, s:ctr!ained. Howard was q we'll known
business man, with large trade throughout the
South. Instructions are awaited from his homo
relative to tho disposal of the remains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
NEWS OF TIE Dsl.

The furd fer Mrs. Garfield noIg #uauG:5 10
$2S7.7l1 q.
An efig7 Of Guiteau was hug 10 H.Gck;sr,
n. y, lbur'dsy night. The pa!ice cut 1t
down.
j. A. Cu!bb,rt. aged "a. member of Cot
Grts5 IN 1916 aud 1921, died Thursday at Tia
residence, Oh Mobile bay.
Nj. Beaumont and M. Dashnusc. members Of
tho Lafayette family, will be present "a. tie
Yorktown celebration.
Two hundred ev!c:lons wrrO recently made at
Mitchellstown. Ireland. Mos. OF the tcna!s
paid their rent and wcro reins!attd.
Mr.. John w. Garrett has given S. 600 to
the Garfield fund, making lh- total conlrbu.
ton ircm Baltimore to dale aggregate about
IS, 600.
Tie London Laucst discusses tho Wound Of
tho late President, and thinks that tho rcteu-
ton OF putr!d mst.er in the wound plmost in
sured death.
IammaDy Hall has again secured victory
over us opponents, hsvirg secured from The
police commissioners of New York city one.
half OF The election inspectors allowed the dem.
ocra's, tho others being tqusly divided between
living Hall and the county democracy.
TO avoid the crowd ct tho depot yestoldsy,
Mrs. Garfield was taken to the co.oer Of Nlaino
csrs ircnS;n ~, ono A.u ~ 'u r., s.u W.
wrre RIM down Tia Irsok o,J 90 ,sas 49, ~
hnsrd tb, tra;o a;:bnnt "n ,ans';
'''', ''DS s'' '..oa'''D
1--WE ~ nc .A'euueu uloESG' 10 " tateIo
~" io.A tuo auouot ol l"'!f0.t'' 'seEraph
very large. hundreds OF aOfcs nave been de-
Vsstateu. aau Inc dtslrucuon onnt;hu:s hloch
OF inc SOIL bsir & CT poat formation, tho fires
July" W vac ucp'h u '"o VI iirec feet.
1hcro IS to be lively contest in Eholo Is
lsnu lor tho vacancy IN the is. Senate, clusa
ru pp the ccath OF Senator Burnside. Gov
van Hltut. VINO has called .ho IGesia!uGc to
meet next tuesday to I'LL tho vhcatc?, his M.
nounctu his candidacy fer the vacant !.ace,
and OK i}ov. lIpptt, COupI5ssmrn hJrioh AID
CJl. H.2rd arc ale0 in H., iich! vii. .,y,rsl
Others,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-24
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tiic Funeral Train

ALTOONA. Pc, Sept. 2i-The officers who
acoompahisd the funeral train With the rem sius
OF President Garfield report That there Was ore
continuous demonstration all along the line.
At The larger towns great numbers of people
were assembled. and at residences between the
stations lights were displayed 10 The hands Of
their occupants. At Altoona the humble. OF
people assembled in and around tho station was
estimated OF ten thousand. At Lewiston the
track Wis s'reSr With flowers. Especially
large demonstrations were noticeable ut Hunt
iugdon ard Tyrone. AT Pittsburg fully 1--WE
thousand people had assembled at the depot
and 10 the streets through which the train Wss
to pass. No demonstration vas msdo saving
the tollipg of tho bells 10 Tho city. A! Ruohes
tor, Pa. large number Of people we're gather
cd at tho depot. The Grand Army of the
Republic, post lSS. were drawa up 10 line 10
front OF tho depo'. At semo pscos people wtr,
noticed 10 kneclirg posture a. tho train
passed
PTTsEURd Ps.. Sept. PA Chronicle
special from Beaver FalIs, Pa. SAYS that tic
train oontaing the journalists going to Clsvo-
land via Plttsburg and Lake Eric Railroad ran
toto q hand CIR, en- Beaver run bridge, about S
o'clock this morning, killing fur men outright
AID iniutlrg tHo others, one of whom will die.
The men we're carpenters working 90 the rails
road bridge o. Beaver fslia, sud scro on their
way to work.
WELLsvlILE, o. Sept. 24.--Tho Congress
siOral trsin caught up at this place with tho flu
neral train, which was delayed because Of re-
quest CT Mrs. Garfield that tho clnch Ia which
she Vas hiding should be placed 10 the rear CT tho
train. The ladies did nos SIolp will last night,
because OF the toat at being too close to ths
englnt. Tho weather is Very warm 10 day,
Boj arc now tolling.
CLEEELAND, o., Sept. 2l Tho day i clear,
but bustery aud unpleasant Througs OF lico-
pio arc on tho streets preparing 10 rccvivJ the
remains oil the lato President. The cly is
everywhere drapel 10 mourning abd tho eff. c;
ls very Impressive. Iha funeral train is ex-
peotcd to arrive OF The Eucli hrocue aerot
about thrco miles from the centre oil tho city,
at | clock, where 1t will bn met by tic military
and tho civil sociotios. Tho procession, alter
receiving tho remains. will raturn through
Euclid Avenue to Erlo street, aud Up E.is to
Superior street. Tho carriages for the eccomo
dation OF tha visitors ore sixry 10 number.
Tho scmslos will te brought to Tic ostatauus
and deposited there under proper guard, Tho
Garfield family will not accompany tho process
sion, but Hl be conveyed directly ftom the
depot to tho residence Of MIR. James Mason.
The Presidents mother s1riVsd 10 the CITY
yesterday afternoon. and ID now at Inc home Of
Gov. a. Sheldon. Tho late Presidents sisters,
Mrs. l,lrabco and Mrs. Trowbridge. and The
Two little SOUS of The laio President will also
hapa thtlt homo at Gov. Sheldon residences.
IL Is not probable that tho face Of Tho dead will
bo nt oil exposed To pubic VaV.
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