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CONSUMPTION.

N.~ Uvtans september 4 is,p.
hs' by oftii, that have l~.u lad with cou
'uapt..sn. ton nassl ,starIh, fas over cue year.
s.ixat "kkssrl,E ds,turs hal iail~si Ia cur. snr
ssstv caaisax 40 Dr halsFt-. al.o ,r.sl The nh,
ss.s sssss Charity iissassl they also failed B,
si'sd ssen lIsit.s.c fp.lsf.
III. l:essgts has ysrisctly ressssysl me 10 soup.l
aesiih. The awful cough and spitesng NJ opuup.
ss'ss have tesh csaSA. Viii answer Inquiries con.
sssssa< nay case. live osrnsr Philip and LLos,
stIvrts.
,Signcb Mss. DELLA FOWLER.
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, 1881-09-28

.1allson, Of Virginia, fu conversation so.ay,
SAIL that lIu (all yet to hear Of Il Democratic
Sclinfur Win tlist not nsscrt tho right n,l
sl,tty of taklng advantage Of tho tine l,ru,lh-
ftean vacancies n1Ml of c1Gcting Il member or
their parly MS presiding ol1lccr nntt uf fully
organizing tho Srtaac by tho election uf Il
Sccrctnry lmforo doing my ptltrr business,
Notwithstanding three Republican Senator's
rcct so0tl TT TIM bar demanding thu rlgl1t 10
be sworn ftl. lie knrw Df IN tnca,s If rc-
sistnnco which could br successful, oven II
tho Republicans should desire II, resist tic
right of tIlo i,ajortty tn net. III sug-
gcstl0i nn.fe by Republican papcr, TINT
tic Republican Senators could break n
Hi0rtlnt by refusing to snte, ho sottl:
Thu first rnlo 0f thu Scnnto would prcycnt
such nctfon, II contemplated. That rule
directs tint Quorum shall consist nf m,..
1brlty Nf all tho members clusnn a,nl sworn.
'fisirty.sGycn Sennturs would therefore De n
Quorum, as three of tic Senators cl,oseh
have not BEEN sworn. u,nl the Democrats nro
t(lirty-scycn without Dnvis and Atal,uup,
Tho other officials Of tho Senate would cer-
'alnly remain until tho reg.,lnr session,
when It Is nr0bnbtu That there would be at,
HQtitablD division. Tile committees ,youl,t
be orRanized so That hotf, purtfcs would huyc
nlulfty m tho committees. All these acts
aikl c'anges 1lo Thought would be quietly
il1f.&lc. md tasu WHO looked forward Ia such
n trinl nf strength MS marked Tho ntc exceu.
tivc session. would be disappointed.
, 1881-09-28

Special Dfspateh 10 1hs Chfeaso 1fttAne.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Sept. a7.-Cutteau
Will 1o tried before the Supreme Court OF tl,a
District Of Columbia. Tito Distrtct-Attorhey,
III brlnRtux lin bctorc this Court, IL aware
That thore IL decision which hollis tiat tho
Court llas Ito jnrisd!ction til cases whers tho
olloIae llas begun hBre a,,d dcutti has fol.
lowed elsewhere. rhIs decision, however.
was given very MANY ytars ago, aud tho moro
roccllt authorities ARD all In favor Of the it.
r!stlrtlon Ut court over an offender In The
place wllero the otletlso WINS bugun. II Gul-
teAtl his cot,Rot, 1t Is not unlikely tila aues-
tlon llny bu carrlel up befote tlpol
selItul,co shall bo pronounced upon lin,
lilo Dlstrlct-Att0rney las but l[ttle doubt
tiat NiiEtanu's defense will be Insanity, alHl
oven II lu should lealre to plead guilty l,e
viii not bo allowed to, as tho Court generally
refuses to accept suoIl plea in h capttal
casu,
0ulTEAu HAS HAD sKyEnAI. OFFERS
fsom lawyers I'll different parts OF tho coun.
try to defend him, soslle of them man OF falr
reputation. lilo grDat question, however, Is
Whntl'er Guileau call be taken froln tho jail
to thu court, and back aRnin without being
.lobbea. Illtoats have been n,ade to lyncji
lin, aiMl every effort will be ,aatle to protect
hlm from violence. Tic ariny, however,
cannnt bB used for such purpose, although
the District militia might bs called out In
case ef riot The ullitla hare besu in.
, 1881-09-28

At mdn light the t!ironS nf propte nhn,lt tllo
lMvillnn still continues. On tho tlais WHERE
the lmtty lay in state tho pucn occupied by
tic caslet IL now filled with rtalHrat. floral
einbten,s, conspicuous being II eross md
anchor contributed by tic employees Of tl,e
Michigan st nc-fin,lsr atld tic eSQufsft lfornl
donation from lIansclnun Cnmmntlslcry nf
Knights Tcnspnr nf Cincinnati, Of which
deceased was Nh honorary member.
THE sr.ATI: TRAIN.
1'iTrsnrlso, Fu.. Sept. .7.-T)lo first section
Of tho funeral train, carrying tic Cabinet,
except banc and Ktrkwooti, passed. through
sltts city eastward at Its this morning.
ChTrf.Jnst[co Waite, Admiral 1.odgers. nnd
s,tllcrs were also on l>onrtt. All wcrc sleep.
tre Tho second section. carrying the Con-
Er,'ssloliat Committee, passed through fow
llnu rs later.
la Isn1s.srI,a, Sept. :1.-rlle section Of the
train with congressman who attended tho
funeral ut President t;ari(eht arrived herc
today. Some Senators aud Representatives
went OIL to PHILADELPHIA anJ New York alltt
ttle remainder continued tito journey to
Washington. The New Jersey delegation II,
Congress will present medals to tho crrws Of
tho trains tim: brought President Garfield to
Long Branch and carried his bosly 10 Clcye-
land.
, 1881-09-28

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trn,,saet lft,r,. t,,n1no n aa1,irvto,, -, 80.
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tho Vl,ttr IIouso. ami hoa l,urtllv lut, tl,a
,nn,t,r ,,u,nr cn,,s,I.,r,tinn 1in my.
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, 1881-09-28
FISCAL.
TIM 1tON11H.

WASHINGTON, d. e., Sept 27.-At tho
Treasury Department 1t Is believed several
millions ut bonds not included III tho S,0.-
oo.o00 call will bo redeemed. All tho bonds
HDecticd ln the call Rre 1s extended Ut 3t1
p4E cant Interest, and 1t Is the intention and
policy Ut tho SECRETARY Of tho Treasury to
continue The purchase Ut bonds MS tile stato ut
the llhn1lccs may warrant, nld to call iii all
tho extended III before beginning upon thu
bS- Ut tho lis there nro now outstanding a,M
bearlng interest at ~ per cent Sl7BON}, 600.
Tho present coll will rettlIce this amount 10
Sl5s,0u00 QUO, with still further reduction
depending upun tho PROPORTION Of tho un.
called t's wl!lcl, 1lay be included In the
weekly Sas0oo, 900 purchases. The toason
R!yon for tho purchase 0f tl,eao bonds Ia that
tho Government can obtain them l,pnn bottor
terms tfnn any other bombs. anu prefers to
let ba,lks anu bankers pRy n premium upon
1 ana ~ pur cents latller tllan that tho Iroas-
Mry should tlU 80.
TAKES.
Tho Collector otilnternal Revenue for the
Wall street dtstrtct uf New York lind a !ou9
conference toslay With Commissioner l,aum
.po!l tile subject OF delinquent balIks,
bankers, and brokers. 'rhore arc
nbuyu 100 PARTIES In New Ynrk
affected by the sccei.t decisions VI the Con,-
missioner, asul soma considerable ums will
bo required to lnake the necessary exa,uiI,a-
tlosis and calculate tho amount ut taxes. duo
tho Government.
sgoHETAMY w1spoM
IL pleascl With tho success 0t his scllenle to
ulspoh1 Ut the surplus ruyeiluo Us It nccr.les.
l1e s1ys that, althalkh there was .io apparent
relief to the inuney strlnxcnoy lit Wall street
by reason Ut the pu5uhase Of the go. 600 COO
, 1881-09-28
1tESOt.UTI(3SY.
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LONDON, Sept. 27.-Resolmtions of c,r-
tlole'lct continue to bc atlopted by pubII,
l,Utt1cs. F'''o
TIE nouMANTAN sf1NtsTl:ns AND rour,ov
REPRESENTATIVES,
attended ftlncrnt services In memory NJ
President Garfield.
= belgium.
WAsltlSGr0S, u. G., Sept. a7.-The mi.
Etttl,t Minister writes: - julyo tho E,nn,r
by order Ut my Government, to express tn
yunr Excel|e1lty md to Mrs. Garfield tho
profound snrr0Y alul sentiments of xymna.
thy which the death Of tic President ]us In.
splrcd Il, the King. my august sovereign. mi
III tllo Belgian Government. Ills 3taicsty
ntna thU Government participate dcc,,fy IN
tho cnlamfty wl'cl, has Eallen upon tho
United States"
THE SWEDISH AND NORWEGIAN MINISTER
trnlis1llts to tho Government md Mrs, Gar,
field tho Klng's heartfelt compassion.
stl;XfcO.
President Arthur received tho fo]towIov
from President Gonzales;
Tho Mexican Rupubllu profoundly symn..
fh!zes With tho Government und people Of tba
United Statcs nf AincrIcn III rendering funeral
bouors to President Gnrtiet.t.
10 this Prcsldeht Arthur sent tho follow
inE:
WAsltlsoroy, y. G., sopt. .7,-:lfa,uei aon,
zaics. President " The NcrtcrM fep45tto: On he,
half or tho AHcrlcM Government and t,eon,e.
iaeKrow:c'lRc. with grateful appreciation, tha
ncssARo Of sytnpntby you sent, from u neIab.
oor!hy 1tld friendly 1at1on, for tho trcat fos,
which t1ns fatlon Upon liz 1T tho death Of ona
whom you joln with It's In honorfng.
CliEsTEE u. ARTHUR, President
, 1881-09-28

+@"Hs ~ ~ bilsh ~
npinIoi. l,efurn fIe hcran1o President, wns
TINT tho Treasury Department SHOULD be- III
clInrgg Of M Experienced aud competent
flnanc1er from The Stnto of Nrw Yurk. 1t Ii
thought probable that lls l,as mt el,nngcd
tint view, although tho gossip which coli.
meets
Ex.Nny. MoEu.tS's NAME
with tho place is regarded by tl,nsc best III.
fUrillc't rs entirely unwnrlty Of crcdcnce, u,
account of tho ox-tsOyerIor'8 nGg. IL Is said
t!'nt ille President would ln very gla,i to mr.
paIht senator .tUnrs, nf Ncva.a, us Secretary
1T tile lntcr!nr Int the fnct lllat tho l.crts-
1aturc IT Nevasla Is Dem1ocrnttc, n,ut TINT
SellhtDr JONES' yDtc eunl,nt be sparet frnul
tho lsnpubtlcan side, n,akcs It impossible that
my slic'l appointment will to mule. 1iuw-
ever, IT Is undcrstutnl tins. Il, ensu nj Senator
JONES' appointment, j. W. sfnckuy will 10
elected Senator. liu Is Republican,. Sel,-
ator IAEan, II Is said, may be appointed 10
TINT position, mil thn Impression ers,ws that
JUDGE SETTLE. or MONTH CAROLINA,
lnay succerl Secrctary l1unt, of The Navy
Department. Sume nf tlio politicians hero
are Inclined to believe tint Sccrctury I,out-
well will bo 4 member ot President Arthnr's
Cabnet. Scnnt0r Frellnch,lyscn and Scu-
ntor Edmlttltts nre thought to be, either one
uu.'E M lke.y 10 oo S!r. bIa'llc's successor In
.m'. .Mo yel'"..nlcit III ntate. Ex.uhlteti Stntes
Distrlct-Attorncy t;corgu Dttss, When he
,',,. W. M. t'''h a''e!',oh tnas ills i1alho was
=" ss o"shcs.eo sa1u 'aasnt'sely conlttn't
- "o"H'' al'u wo1l'lfl's IL 1con'd:"
MAC'EAd!f.
~ lao "e..fFh d'tof'atfa rrfss.
t,enrrn, lfnnv,m,1, stn,n,t t,,t,. ..'.,',o. .,..
r rccnrIyc f., Tin f,,i,us+ In ,,,,a.s,. s ~
l'rcsi,le,,t rfhur s,l.ct inr no IL 1.ras,,u ~
tfal n,lyisors sr"t,sn,on III, 1,'1 lie ,.e."sn .un,o
sustninrtl rclutIn,,s int o,,,w of nnrsn,nI .o.,
will Int otaa ~ o,it,,t s,.,,s,.,. .,.'. 1,o'
1n,lcc,i i" III ~, r t,,;,, >, @ "atl '!l''
cn.f lo stro"r r. ,horo ,sas ' tn"a.sst"i,on
susncor ~ 1.,r,,et o'n" ".ss s'y =, stun'at .ot
40 snom ,,,oros.r, 40, ,,.a",, .A - ae.oers;
tol,cn tha mi, - ',,t,.a t ~"... 1A!'nut nl
l,nI toora', v ~ ~, o.u .a' eas sa"1 ne
Ind nlsn nsarnJ ,,,o 1rast'}". ~ W. mt'.s. ~
,,ntion ,yos not for,n s hn. '.tas ea l'ie lgstg
hn,,cI II ,r,",, H. no.,,,n,s.. D"t ise'; anl ~
liz sccassor -. ~ ,ho .ts ~. W "esRl,no
s,na,.t s.,."ta - '.u .,'c NV oIta'o heI Ill
, 1881-09-28
m0RT(1ARY.

dpetla1 UIpalth 70 tn CNEtaQo IftbuKA
ElalN. ILL.,. Sept. 27,-The tunera! OF I1avid
Bholcu. ESQ.,. tho largest landowner Of IaurllnR"
totl. aud ono of the largest Of Kane County, 20"
currud to-day, lie was bosu In Gonesee County,
n. T., in l&a]. aud ca1nc to thla covnty IN ls4A
!ils wlfp II stster ot the wIfe Of tho ilon. i. J.
, 1881-09-28
FIRE RECORD.
AT OSHKOSH. WIS

al OSHKOSH, WIS.
spsetat bapafeh to Tas t1,teatn 1rtkank
OSHKOSH. Wis, Sept. .7.-The loss on vandor
cook & FcrKuson's mill, destroyed yesterday, Il
tlo,bOo, with m Insurance of $3OC0. Tho iusur
ance WIS divided as ro!tows: $500 In tho Queen
$H9 In Newark City, $50U III tho Watertoun, {5H
~ tho hQrth IirltlBh Mercantile, and $50 III TIT
, 1881-09-28

cpeefdt UNpdlch 10 1hS Chta1o 7f4hnnk
JE1tsEYvli.tE, ILL.,, Sept. s'.-A burn was burned
near Kane, ILL.,, Inst oy6ninK, Owned By Dayld
a. Thotnpson. With throo horses, grain, and
other property. owned by A. Hunter a tenant
tn tho place. The burn wns insured Tor $500 Ia
the Continental Ut Nuw York, but tho contont4,
valued ut {sOo, worU NOT lnsurod,
, 1881-09-28

AhJo "(ASiAAaR @UHtSG ~ 4CllHlIuLlkK H11'
til II may suit President Arthur's couyct,-
tence to acccpt his resignation. Thc gcncrul
continent upon tho sllspatcl, Is that IL Is plam,.
tb1c, but nothing inorc. The impression re.
mains that tho present Cabinet will hold
over. at Icnst until tho regular meeting of
Congr rss IN December. Sill, 1t Is urett|
TINT
r al1a Hr.A1SE's RETIREMENT
cnn bo l,lit tfle n,ntter of u fow months IN
any event; and 80 readily does the p,tbltc
sense acc omtnudate 1tsutf t0 cllntlgrs TINT
were tllo nominations fnr III entirely CIV
Cabinet to be submitted to tho Senate oil Get,
TO- the stir following tt would bo short-ltr'c,
atltl by llO nlcnlls calculated tU disturb tic
country.
IN THIS CONNECTION
1t is whispered TINT, If any Cabinet chuMgcs
nrc 1linte Sec sctnrlcs Window nl4l kirkwood
will be tho tlrs 10 70 ut tho Presidents sug-
gestfon, for tho REASON that llo hus not for.
gotten that 1t vas commonly believed, dur
ing the Hayes Administration, tllat Mt:ssrs,
Wfn'sonl md Kirk wood were the only Vest
ern Republican ecnntOTs who opposed Mr.
ConklIng III the Senate III Ills fight Tor Gc,,.
Arthur III the custu,n-alOt.se,,
THE MuIIIoAS SCANDAL
When, III 1871, atncs G. Blnine was ac-
Ati1SA ~ AANI4lf5Al& ~ SNlAhRt ptACAlEES, HE
lnnde n dramatic defense OIL tia 1lDor Of
tho House. III It he charged Proctor Knott
with having received md concealed n tcle-
gram from JosEal, Caldwell cxonera.lne
him (Dlaine}. Thu sc,ane that followed WIS
ono of tho Most dramatic ever seen on tho
!loor Of tho t!olisc. It was afterwards stntett
that tho telegram which MIR. Knott did re-
cekyo Mr.. H!aino llnel cntlsetla to bo
sGnt from this city to Caldwell.
who WIS then III Europe, and then
duplicated back here. The assertion waB
TINT J. e. ilerd, Win Ind b.>an private Sec
rctary uf Caldwell, and who k1tew Ills
European address. rs wcll as lnucl. Of tho
relnti0ns between Dlntne uilo Caldwell, litut,
Mt DaiHe's request, sent the tolegrn,n to
Caldwell. Tho investigating Committee
subpunlacd Mr.. tseed. but vert, unable to lind
hin. 1t IL now inserted III Hostun TINT a[r,
Reed Is the snile gentleman who how Is act
Ing as private secretary for President
Arthur.
FIVE MEMBERS.
Bpttfal dispatch to Tbs Chicago Irtbuus,
WASHINGTON, d. T., Sept. 21-Tive MEM
bers Of the Cabinet returned from Cleveland
today. THESE wero Secretaries Window. Lin
c0ln, Hunt, the l0stmastcr-Ge General, and tlie
Attorney-Gcneral. Secretary Kirkwoud re-
1nninel Il, Ohio, and Secretary Ylaine won't
to New York. 1t WIS announced tl,at Sucre-
tary blaine lnlontlcd to 20 to Augusta direct
from Cleveland. but, itlstead of tiotng SO, liz
went through to New York, wllere l,o ,yns to
arrive this evening. Upon tue arrival Of tllo
Acknowledgement n1ll tlB Postmaster they
met Col. Georg0 Hiss by appointment, an,l
spent tlle afternoon with l1i,ir u, business
connected with tho star-ronto prosecutions.
Cabinet gossip has beon revived today,
, 1881-09-28
STAR ROUTES,

| STAR ROUTES.
TIE e:ASEs Nt;AIkt,r READY
| Sffesaf Dhpatth to The Chteaen Tribune,
WASHINGTON, u. e., Supt 37.-CHI. lj,fss
anld this uyuring TINT liz wns progressing NJ
rapldl,' with tho preparations of sucll Of the
sfar-rot1te cases as l,c will prosecute, or ,,s
sist III tho prosecution Ut. MS cpuill be bxpcct.
esl. I1t1 arrival Of tho I'Ustaulstcr.t1el1eynl
anl thu AttUrhcy-0alernl tutlny f,att enabled
I'i'li to Ratn sI,cli further Information NJ
would n'llke II ltassible, l,u thought, ror him
10 f'1'ts!l tho preliminary wnrk, md 10 1.uyu
tila eases rcatty for tie Grind Jury whe,,
tley meet next Monday. 1ic sntd tn should
nut 20 to Now ior1i, however, until ali tho
preliminary work WIS tlntsilctt. Thu 1lu,,,
honjatntn Brewster. 1T Philadelphia, WIN IL
o'so OF tho nssocntc counsel, was expected
| lafo totlay, but WIS detained by illness II,
| A!tpUna.
THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
evidently bclteye thnt tic evidence In many
Ut tic crses which they 1,nye cat,not fail tu
Insure tho conviction of tho inflicted persons
by my l'onost Jury. Tllcre aro n very furgu
l,tnIber Of eases-ovcr !10-some of ti,cu for
conspiracy, others fur forms Of dishonesty
which arc technically vet out II, tho u,[ict-
inunts Willie tile Btnr-ronto peuple have
bcetl nll summer earnestly ashIng far speedy
trn 1t Is thoHglIt''uw tas they lind TINT tic
tiuYefn''icnt Is Iii eNrI,est alld is tcudy for u
trial ut once. they will be anxious for tlcloys
Until Congress st1nll lnuet, It Is REPORTED
tint they will turn as
4 last llEsonr TO CoyanEss,
Uno OF tho most prominent n,cn who Ia mr..
calsctl OF being ole ot tho rlngtuaders, ucn.
l'faay, 1t Is bnlleyed. tan hnyu jitst rs sprcely
tr'al rs hu IL ready for. There IL little
donbt tl'at Nil Indictment will bo found
against all Of thu llell whose names l1nyo
becti prominently connected with tho gtar-
fn'lte cases. Tho Government officials will
10 prepared tn 40 Oh with the triais ut once,
nut they arc Inclined to think TINT tic first
sten OF tho nccuKctl will bc m effort for d.
lay. The stnr-routo people tlaye little idea
of llo" mici evidence hns bccn obtained,
now completely tho hearsny evidence has
beeh sittetl out fr0nt that which cnn bo sl,s.
taslleu ntul uisllnken #, tito courts, and how
convincing this evItlencu will he.
JAMES AND MAcvEA0tl.
4b tho fFetfern <issociattd i'rtss.
WAsn1SdToS, D:C., Sept. GIT Is tho In.
tclition Of tho postmAster-(encral md tia
1Attorncy.ieheraf to pus!, tho stur-route
prosecutions vigorously, mil to do It inlme-
tllntely. Col. George Bliss, of New York,
VIII control and direct tho prosecution,
Iliero Is n mass Of evidence NIL arranged and
rcAtty for presentation 10 tho Grant Jury, and
Ills positively Inserted by tlluso who aru
eoncerned III tho management Of the cases
t'lat there ts sufficient evidence now on hand
to procure several indictments. Gl,ltral's
cast VIII receive tho i'rst attention Of tl,e
Hrhhu jury. but tlnt will scarcely occupy
more tim tlay Ur two ut most, atld the star
fSr1f fo1eS
, 1881-09-28
AFactta, In rnsn of sg.lal If NIX trr-t,cIls,
tlrec times, To relnrt to tluir aruorfey In

atnht'y.
hccon1'iso r0 ONE "r rliE 1A,I.El.*,
nllltcan wns confined, Until thu nttempt nj
nef8'' atasotl 10 aftont ''inl, II. Cctl M. i, Of
.h to Ktu',,o , .oof o1 tho Ja'', formerly occn
hlct ~ nc'lt"rtt' tue 1airth murderer. sInct
n,,,'ostt r,.,n.,,, """ :" t' uclt alIeets
,,ns,, ,,,'., nee''''." - ''ene, "'')sl
-. "e''t ', ""s c'nu.c1e's sese'e rum Its but,
mn, ~ "'s ''I',, vAectt."'' "nont ol1e Sear nKo
t w" 'na uue'' ntNNcn "p u" W'th'ls Sly
a'.n - uiu aop. a q" run 'oof p'aectt n'
s'.o e',s. s. u ~ enil!n', III iiat e eanll"t fe
"o,t,,,,. .um, ~. .u.na; lia n"s pori1e '''s
,,.,. ..,..' - ',.a, t.th"Gy well, Rh1mlhG III
,as''' ,. "nu. ~ poss'o!e, III appetite. llis ont
,," ra.ioM uS T., :, '.u.'us' ', l,'s iesn'af a'il.
,,"ot " n"m ~ ,.ae ".9 ",'u une,s.sn.n pon""s ..
"nrs, nrna, ,",, ,,,,, -. u'e''" y ."so n.ece u
ror a.rn,tna s"m p"..es, ,,. "'t H",t Vi snt-
~, e'.s' ~ r'"''"t '"p'"H' - "1''o'''
,,.... nh - h.'ts ALI Il'ts AM AskH F"fs MOTIF.
.,,.t ~" "a9 "llel t1ao ifesaslchts t'caai' lr'
.''' "a" ~ NV" y. H"'nt'aS ttao .n'ltlltlotl'
.,,,. "'' ~ ~ "aS!oiy VI hls i'le Whlc 'ic Ii
,,.a''..a4.. aak. o .I"ass spchSs OF arthur ~
.,n, .s''iut ,.ma nu w''S sery t1'h'" lor day or
.,,.,,' I"n, '"s ~" pt'oes 'ho eSel'e,ae1at IL
"s"k u"'' n''" tll"s .o WILL i'avn
a"ts. t., .1,a'' a,u 10 nc0alttod'
.a.' .a.ter .ouifn n'asons nt1ncR no Wantcd to M
lie o6jectrd to the place. ,uctnrlng It was not
tit for n gentleman. alltt atldeu that lu wu,,l,
not 10 IN unless forced. lie was thcre,lnoy
put In without carcnony, nna slice tllut
tfino In Inns seemed iu DO cu,Iter,te.l. lie Ii
generally worry .li,1ct md tlucs not complain,
ExcEpr or Till; INSUFFICIENT o,;ASr,r,
oF HIS Foop.
lic dtsc1aims my Ill feeling nEoiOst Mr..
AlcGIlf. but his subsequent nctlons 'proyu
tint lIo trsctl tn kill him. t}ppn l,lyestlga-
t1on, the Warden fountt that tho knife viii.
whicl, lie 1nndo the assault was thrown into
tho cell by another prisoner IN excl,nngy for
writing paper. lis Is carefully searching tho
Scriptures 10 flntl cnses sinllar tn tts avn,
and Is very fond of citing tho case of Abra-
lIaIll md 1saac. lie eaints that tod dfrectwl
him to Ito tho net, rs
TILE LORD HAD w1f,.nD
that tho President should stle, At presontfc
Is on tho slcts-llst, Ills contptaint being tho
ttnNetaal WaslaanEtnh malaria. Hy being
s.ek no Rets better toott, aii<t l,as chance tn
EXERCISE III Tue corridor, which llu never
, 1881-09-28
AFTER The 0BSEQUlES.

AFTER The 0BSEQUGS.
People Settling Back Sorrowfully
to tho Private Cares Of
Life.
The Great Ooncourae at Cleveland
Gradually Leaving the
City.
President Arlhnr Awako Nearly Ill Of
Monday Night Arranging Ills
Private Business.
He Is Very Desirous that the
senate's Session Should
Be Brief.
Blaine Is Anxious to Stay, but
Will Be Compelled
to Go.
A Man Mixed Up In the MuIigan~
Blaine Charges Now Arthur's
Secretary.
Edmunds Could Have the Associate
Justioeship Made Vacant by
Clifford.
a Direct Descendant Of Christopher
Columbus Sends Ills Con.
dolcncc.
The star-Route Gases - MaoVoagh and
James Tho Gluttoaous
Assassin.