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mao, nad spyamia and it continued said he, "he
couldn't survive. But his blood ID pure The food
nus nus digestive organs are performing their
iEuncuons properly, which, of course includes the
tnoI; t; Ne kidneys are also in order The frac-
trnnhlo f,o WINCH 1t was suggested might yet cause
SAID he examined it when the last incsion of The
wound was made, and found that it was covered
wlth hne granulatOn. The President does not now
experience so much WEAKNESS as he has for some
tme past which is held to be evidence of recupera-
tion and gain of strength
& b31ynton expressed his opinion to-day in sub
eneouenas1 ene existence of py@ma. He feels much
very probable that the blood poisoning
Is OF a mild character and may he overcome by the
RESIDENTS vitality. HIS hopes in this direction
nave nave been renewed By to-days progress. The
not not advise sanguine feeling until it is sure
tnat niat further complications Will not arise DR..
DilSs admits, toO that the occurrence of further
complications is within the range of possibilities
Du at present he indications to warrant the
belief tuat any will occur.
AT IL O'Clock tonight the Presidents COTTAGES
were closed, and the surgeons had retired The
PRESIDENT had been sleeping quietly for some time,
ana there had been no indications of q febri rise
Inc DAY as whole may be recorded
as unusually favorable, well
uneventiul. The situation although reas-
surlhg to certain extent, does not yet warrant
tne entertainment of sanguine opinion that the
PRESIDENT will recover without further setbacks.
Ills fluctuations are many and occur without
muchnotice, and there still is possibility
that the inflammation of the right lung will form
computation similar to that of the parotid gland
ana give considerable trouble. 1t is understood,
bOils, ~ f
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. 13.
The Right Hon Sir George William Wilshere Bramwen
mas resigned IA Justice OF Appeal
lroquois to-day cantcred course at
anu aferwad had steady gallop of mile and a half
Al the wool sales to-day $3.50 bales offered COM
prsiAg Sydney and New Zealand. The prices were nm
changed. ~ ~
The British steamer st. Louis, Captain McCaulev.
whlch sails from Liverpool to-day for New Orleans car
rles out oo' elnlgrants, chiefly for Texas
AT meeting at Manchester to-day there wos a
large attendance OF spnners and manufacure from
Lancashire and Yorkshire. The returns showed that
tue majority Of the spinners favor OF stopping
Tor definite period. \ resolution was Unanimous : y
passed requesting them To close for "A week
The Doncaster september meeting opened to-day The
race for the Champagne Stakes for two-vears-od colts
ana hllles was won by Lord Roscbery's Crown fv
heieSe The race for the Great Yorkshire IIandicon
was won by the Duke Of BeaufOrts four ears-old bay
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE

LoNpoN, Sept. 13.--The Methodist Ecumcnical
Conference to-day expressed strong feeling against
Mcthodists sending their children to Roman Catho-
lie schools. On the subject of "Sccptcisn," Mr.
Todi, of Philadelphia, said that sccptical science
was a great enemy of the church.
The Daily Ncirs says: "A committee of the Temp
lar Mission III concert with the hut-Slayery Soci-
ETY., has arranged 10 give Il public breakfast Thurs
day. IN homer OF the coOrcd bishops and other repre-
sentatVcs of the African Methodist Churches Of
America now attending the Ecumonical Confercncc
The object of the promoters of the breakfast is to
make dcnohSi ration in favor OF the p.ncIple of
the social equality oi the white and colorcd races"
lhc Conference strongly condemned theatres
and dancing. NcsSrs. Gincn and Buckley
Americans, speaking in support of these
opinions. MIR. Peek advocated religious
chttrl 2nncnts aS counter attraction.
\ motion condcmning he opium trade was intro
ducrd. but WAS referred to the Business Committee
AT the Su"g Of Mr.. Peck, because il contained
WORDS ccnsuriug the action of the British Govern
mont. \ motion recommending legislation against
the sale OF liquor on Sunday will be submitted TO-
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WHAT is DOING ABROAD.
SUBMISSION OF THE M1rr,Npppo

SUBMISSION OF THE MUTINEERS
ihH OFFICERS OF THE KHEDrvE SURRENDER IN
ADDITIONALLY - CHERIF PACnAs TASK Sc
vhhE FIGHTING IN TUNIs-THE TROUBLES IN
IRELAND.
ne disaffected officers at Cairo signed a pa
per yesterday offering their unconditional sub
mission to the Khedive. Cherif Pacha is to re-
man at the head of affairs He has partly sue
ceeoed In forming a Cabinet Everything is
9uietatCalro. The Greeks have occupied Larissa.
heports from Tunis state that severe fighting
LOOK place at Zaghouma. The Methodist Con-
ference IN London expressed strong feeling
against Methodists sending their children to
roman Catholic schools. Negotiations for a
commercial treaty between England and France
are to be resumed.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

TELEGR.4PHIC NOTES.
AN APPOINTMENT TO THE BENCH.

AN APPOINTMENT TO THE BENCH
ALBANY Sept. l3.-Thr Governor has Dnpniut tcl
G oas aCsyln Of %y to MI the vacancy by The death
REWARD FOR a MURDERERs ARREST.
rshnr Of soc, for ,b Cornell has offered
cred int cooe Ss on Aag asst 4~y"" who muir
RECEIVER LArnROP SAID TO BE CoNvALEscENT.
o hcccar OF na te1a nj S rodG GftranGis Of = L L
hns o,tn seloMy Ill at his house MoIistowu is reported
TIE BARK WESTERN SEA SOLD
,ons moSd0N Sepi l3mIhe bark Western Sea OF $50
hS iecfhty prominent connection aIlcgc.l
r t3oanow swnde sold today to George
p SScnooXEH LAwnrNcE PRICE SOLD.
e s SSS o r XSo Ss now Iae m 5 rs M Law
6la4y 6lanssy and ID Sas s BY psF ssns % %
CONVENTION OF COAL MINERS
ri,saSf Bs5e SGpt ss i3The coal miners of the
day ne principal question under dSc8son a" 10 te m G
bmshei oy Sn nj an advance of from "a per
pos MEcHANICs, EXHIBITION AT BOSTON.
Of the assaoiusets caMrIsGnth cMaaa Tiem sx
Gemt Gaston Sck * "FGpH OF h 'oay Addrsses by
Robert e. Winthrop others '' o"s' i"''r ir''''
EAlloNAL AssoCIArIoN or FIRE ENGIv EERs
ton of Fire Dsineclls 0G m na National AssoCa-
ca called 70 order by Ieden OF i.s"n who toduce1
dress Of Weao%s Mayor Of 'mond who delivered a
r. EX,GoNnEDERATEs TO VISIT CARLISLE
- CAfiisLE, Tenn Sept. 13.-In July Posi- No 2Ot
A. M Of caTslc very cordially by the e1
says invited It's osS to y VISIT ae hH pSss pS en- s%
Ing ae sS r SSG sSr leSsed Extensive
pr0rn ho1Y i9Yoo OF 4 SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.
saiqS ne Soss Sset sd a3hs man who
nST Hn%Tn q" 10 haye been John schneder hr years old
Lahsingburg, n Y. lilo been here onlv TWO av " hem
nc was arrested as Yagr ' WV ' "
MISSING FISHERMEN PICKED UP.
noi1 Dii1ontESIER, Mass, sept l3.-Edward Smith and
~ ~ tMo OF the crew OF the schooner f. w. Homsns
.iis lor VINO on september in fog while
i,tg travis on the bshing grounds after being in dory
hour5 pick by the sqmer Daniel
s'einmann from Antwerp for Boston,
ID p bnol iEfIiooD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
,i'oIp tOn, hSpu. To- ne annual OF the
Grand Lodge brotherhood Of Fremen the urs
cuon o Whch embraces the United States and Canada
ppSa M ia lame IN Memorial Hall yesterday Tho order is
10 pc
lodges representing nearly every State ana Terrorv WITH
total membership VI 5000. ~ '' "
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NhVS


EXPOSITION At CINCINNATI
tINCfNNATI, sept. l3.-Ihc eleventh annual
Exposition opened yesterday with uuuzumy bright
prospects.
HANGED by BAND or MASKED MEN.
oWINGSNILLE Ky, sept. l3.-Namucl Ramcv,
Ia" murderer OF Jobu Smith. taken from ian hC re-
yesterday morning by thirty-two masked men and
hanged.
CHICAGO FAIR ASSOCIATION.
CHICAGO sept. l3.--At the grounds of the
ChcnKu DIVINE PARK Association, where the Cl cago
lhr Is being held, many fine aHinas exhibit ion.
NJ W. Dunham, OF Fort Wayne, exhibits 100 OF his
icrcher"n horses recently imported and they are n
feature Of the Fair.
LYNCHED BY Az ARKANSAS MOB.
LITTLE KOCK, Ark. sept. l3.-Saturday
mani armed men surprsrd the iall Daricnelc took
out JOAN Taylor and j. T. Bruce. charged with murder
uf"GGcd them through the str'cs and hanged them to
thc hnb Of a tree. The prisoners made a desperate
BALLOON ANCHORED IN \ WOODS.
ST. PAuL, Mimi, sept. 13.-FrofcRsOr Kings
nao"h was heard from nj II O'Clock last night, when 10
ing ior wind The acrouaut and newspaper men were
al farmers house near by. The gas was cscapn from
Tue balloon, and the prospects long voyage were
poor.
- THE MISSOURI TRAIN ROBBERY
hANSAS CITY, Mo-, sept. l3.-(icorge Ban
Mister was hrrcated yesterday for disturbing public wor-
snip at church In the vicinity OF the recent Ruc cut
ualh rHhhory While the minister was preaching BAN
mister jumped up and be gan tuug or Il pisoI ana hur-
bu was artcscd yesterday, and from his aciinns il ia
pGicE'u tal ne has betrayed himself aud hc Will prob
mDIy nc hcd IA one OF the particplnt1
ihclc arc no oticr developments ~ the matter.
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TIE ELECTION " MINE.

LEWISTON, Me, Sept. 13.-Rcturns from most
OF the I'D Congressional District increase the majority
OF Ex-Governor Dnglcy Ucp) So far Dinclcy has
loooG; Gilbert i,0i7; scattering, 232: Dinglcv's ma
lorlty, 10l7 These towns gave l3S7 Republican ma
J"rlty last year The towns to hear from gave 50 c-
pnhncan majority last year II II probable that Mr.
Dh@leys majority Is about 1000. Androsco ggin com
plei" gNcH Dingcy 2,l53 majority: Oxford nearly com
pletc, l,lOo Franklin, ZOO; and - gadahoc o5O The
Republican vote IL larger than usual an or wear
Late this evening the urcs In the lid District give
Dihgiey lkcrl, lo4G3; Gilbert tGbk), SCOT: Reed
IDtnl' i|Ii Eustls Qrol, go. The remainder of the
tlpu Nafn
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NURDEROUS 4FFRAY IN TEXdS

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. ia Weatherford
dispatch TO Ihe Necs says fatal difficulty occurred
last evening between Dr.. Cantwen and tenant OF his
one Cox. DR. Cantwel and his son began gathering
corn which had been raised by Cox who upon their re-
iusal 10 desist procured shotgun and when he was
met by the younger Cantwel, who was also armed with
shotgun, few words were exchanged, and both men
raised their guns aud fired. Cantwen was instantly
Killed ana cox was shot the head aud face Dr. Cant
Wen thon advanced Cox who fired twice KILN,
him instantly. Cox severely wounded .9
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GUITEAU NOT TO ESCAPE.

A LAW OF NEw-JERSEY UNDER WHICH HE COULD
BE PUNISHED IF THE PRESIDENT SHOULD DIE
AT ELBERON.
lBf TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNT.i
WASHINGTON Sept. 13.-AprOpos of the question
VIII ther Guicau be punished for murder or
homicide, IN the President Dies in consequence
of his wound, but outside the boundaries of the Dis
trlct of Columbia lawyer of this city has discov-
cred that, while the law in most of the States is
such that the murderer could not he punished yet
in this particular there is n law of New-Jerscy
in which Long Branch is situated, which lust meets
the difficulty.
Section rs of the Revised Statutes of Ncw-Jerscv.
1877, provides that where any person shall be "fe-
loniously stricken or poisoned upon the sea- or at
any place out of the jurisdiction of the State
and shall die of the same within the State"
or where such injury is received in the State and the
person injured shall die of the effects thereof in
both instances the crime is triable by the State
which is vested with full judicial functions Ii il
quite possible that New-Jersey may be the only
State in the Union whose laws are so framed as TO
make Gniteaus attempt at assasSlnation a ca,ital
CRIME, whether the victim dies at the pace OF shoot
ing or elsewhere.
There is some talk here, even by men Of ordinarily
good Judgment to the effect that Guitcau shall NOT
be allowed to escape punishment whatever NAV ie
the defects in the law. and that his punishment Will
be effected by an armed body of citizens; but there
rs NIUE likelihood Of any such outbreak against law
and order here, '
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
TIE MAN WHO SHOT AT CIITEA,r
SERGEANT MASON BELIEVED TO BE or UNSOUND
hlND-A TRIAL BY COURT-MARrIAL PROBABLE
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rHIRUyEI

SERGEANT MASON BELIEVED TO BE or UNSOVSD
MIND-A TRIAL BY CoURT-MARrIAL pROBABIE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rIBUSE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The impression is
rapidly gaining ground here that Sergcan, Mason who
made an unsucccsaful attempt kill (iucau Sunday
evening is himself what is vulearly dcuorninacd a
crank" 1t now appears Mason has all along harborcd
resolve to Kill Gueau at the very opportunity
On the day the President shot was on his way
from Texas to this city, and then resolved on
When he got here he placed guard duty at the
White House. where he remained until the President left
for Long Branch, when his company was sent To the
jail TO guard the prisoner Mason made his preparations
but put on the attempt until he had been paid or antci
patlng arrest and consequent need OF funds
80 unusual an act by soldier is considered in army
circles as an indication of mental unsoundncss II ia
likely that ne will be speedily tried by court martial
and Will receive the same sentence If intended vic
tim had been anyone else than Guiteau While there ia
strong feeling of sympathy for Mason among the ct
zenS many or whom have exalted Em into II hero his
superior officers will regard the of the eravest
possible lniractions OF discipline.
III seems probable now that civil proceedings will
nc begun against Sergeant Mason his attrupt ON
Guteaus life DisricAtorney Corkhll still remains
oiicily ignorant of the case, and course can in
no action in the premises IL IL reported tins ao roon
hat charges OF dsObedicnce OF orders breach OF is
cipine have been preferred against Macon by c com
Hanlng oliccr at the Arsenal here, thcy
lor"adcd TO General Hancock being head OF the Mill
laiy department where the offence occurred.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
CRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BF TELEGRAPH
THREE IABORERS INIrpED

:, INJURED
PROVIDENCE X. l., Sept l3.-Three iaborers were
Dady injured In Pawtucket this afternoon of an
elevator used IN building mill y - -
MEETING DEATH WHILE INTOXICATED.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 13.-S. NJ Masters was
yesterday Mile he
Air Line Railroad track, I'm state OF iutoxication.
- BADLY HURT BY FALLING TIMBER
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept. I3.-John Coffin n
carpenter employed the HygeIia extenton wss
struck oy falling timber at noon to-day and lies very
critical condition. 'N-'
THIEVES AT ASBURY PARK
AsBURY PARK n. j., Sept. 13.-The watchman
OF the Asbgry Hotel fred two shots this morning his re-
volcr at hcken thieves The reports woke all guess
but the thieves made their escape. SN
MINER KILLED BY A FALL.
NILkEsBARRE, Penn, Sept. l3.-Hugh Conahan n
miner WAS fatally injured at sugar Notch this morning In
he missed his hold and fell distance OF nfty feet
A sWINDLER AT NORTH ADAMS.
SPRlNGFiEID, Mass, Sept. 13.-A man calling
himself Ruva agent OF the Cunard Steamship
has been neecng North Adams strength OF hs
connection with the company left the town
his pretended employers denounce him a fraud. ~
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hegotations for treaty of with England win
be resumed here the 10th inst
THE MIKADO,S EMPIRE.

SAN Francisco, Sept 13.-The latest news,
received by the steamship Gaelic, which arrived from
Japan yesterday, is:
Railways are to be extended throughout the Empire.
In order to do this large loans will to be made by
the authorities and there is some talk of guarantee
loan to be raised Government credit in Europe and
America This will be considered on the return Of the
Mikado to TOXIC. ~
The Finance Minister has published his estimates for
I Ibe year ending June, 1892 follows: Income
$6S,5OOOO0 increase last year of So 500 600:
excess over expenditures, $I2 600 600.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
INJURED BY A FALLING BUILDING.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 13.-1he three-story
brick building IN of erection for the Richmond
ana Allegheny Railroad offices fell in. this afternoon
hUurng several mechanics who were at work on
IT, II is reported that two or three were caugbt
ana buried under The debris Those known To he injured
are, ''orcc ilnsSey slaterwho badly hurt in tho
phck, ana had his face cut; and T.. L. Kelly carrpptcr
VINO seriously cut his head. hand and leg and has
Hthdch INJURED. Two Others were slightly hurt Those
supposed TO he buried two plumbers who are sti un
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
THE FIRE RECORD,
HEAVY LOSSES IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept 13.-Fire last night at
Battle Creek Mich destroyed the Union School Furni-
ture Mandatory, owned by Messrs. Nichols, Collier.
stone, Barber and Thomas Loss, SS0.00O insurance,
$4,000. Huburt & Knights sash and blind factory,
adjoining, also burned Loss, 1000; insurance,
81 600 The latter building owned by d. c. c. Pcavy.
FlftY-hvc men are thrown out of employment.
Watrous Brothers lumber mill at Bay City, Mich,
was destroyed by fire last nignt together with the
chinerN tramways, dock and l60O000 feet of lumber.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
ACTION or REPuBLICAN AssOCATIoNs

state Senator George III. Forster addressed
the Grand Circle Republican Club last night at No l7s7
nr"au"ay saying, In part, that because the honest
c'efheadcd people OF the land believed in the Repub
mean party, they elected Garfield, who had Justified
thclr wisdom, and In his seventy-two days trial had
shown the highest qualities of manhood Resolutions
Shpresslng gautude Tor the Presidents improved con-
don and trust that he might restored TO heath were
adopted. " N"''" "cio
At meeting OF the lid Assembly District Republican
AssocIalloI, hJ NO 4b6 fcarst last rcsoIu-
the President, ~i' NA WV AiA0 VI
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
DISASTERS ON LAKE MICHIGAN

CHICAGO Sept 13.-Dispatches indicate
that the gale Lake Michigan SATURDAY night was nm
usually severe and several disasters are reported The
schooner Ontario, from Charlotte to Picton with coal
sank yesterday morning, fifteen miles west of Point
Peter Light. The crew was saved
Inc schooner Regina laden with salt from Goderfch
10 owen Sound, toundcred OF Cave Island Saturday
NIGHT, aud went down with al ON board. -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
THE FRENCH IN NORTH AFRICA.

LONDON, Sept. l3.-The Marseilles corre-
spondcnt OF ihe Daiy Netos that, April to
September g. So 0c0 French troops have gone Algeria
An unauthenucatcd rumor is current in Paris that
General dc Galllet will succeed To the GOvernorshp of
Algeria
TuNIs, Sept. 13.-There has been severe fighting at
Zagh0nan
TRIPoLI, Sept 13.-A Turkish trOopship arrived here
on the 9th inst carrying three batteries OF artillery and
1000 troops supplied with ammunition. Another vessel
arrived to-day with over $500 troops.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
DOMINION GOVERNMENT STOCKS

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 13.-It is understood
that the Government will give notice to the holders of
per cent Dominion stocks that such will paid off the
expiration of twelve months. The amount will reach
$5OO,OOO. The surplus revenues now coming in and
the proceeds of the Pacific Railway bons which, ac-
cordIng 10 act are to be deposited with
enable the Finance Minister to take this course.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

6p. mat the examination of the President nj IL
IN. to-day the temperature was % $40, pulse 100
ana respiration 20 AT the evening dressing at $3.50
p. IN, the temperature was So 40. pulse 100 and
respiration 20 The President placed in semi
Ieclmbent position upon an inva ii chairat / a. III.
and remained one-half hour without fatigue or dis
comfort. The wounds making he usual favor
ao!e progress and his general condition is rcassur-
ing. D. W PfIss
II. LII. Ii IAMlIrnN
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-The Agence Russo, of
ST. Petersburg announces that NJ. Gicrs, the Russian
Foreign Minister telegraphed from Dantzic circular to
tho Russian Representatives abroad informing them that
the bonds of relationship and traditional friendship be-
tween the two sOvcregns sufficiently explained mo-
ves for the interview, and that the and hearty
welcome accorded TO the Car corresponded
with nis MaJcsys feelings and furnished proof Of
the constant determination OF the two countries To OBJ
serve their mutual interests and the interests of general
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
PERISHING IN THE FLAMES

SMITHS FALLS, Ont. Sept. 13.-A fire was
discovered in the house occupied by Henry Bcford this
morning After the fire extinguished Belford's re-
mains were found In the debris
WNNIrEG, Sept. l3.-Thc Merchants Hotel mt Emcr-
son, was burned yesterday. man named Ward Der
ishcu in the flames. -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
ESTABLISHING A LONDON OFFICE.

The Executive Committee of the Wabash,
st. Louis and Pacific Railroad Company, at o meeting
held yesterday morning. authorized the opening Of a
transfer office and registry inLondon. The office will be
opened as soon the certificates be engraved,
which will be in from four to six weeks and the Great
@ western Railway Company will act transfer agent
ana the London Joint Stock Bank registrar. Ar
rangements will also be made to pay dividends in Lon
don ON stock registered there.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

. ELBERoN, Sept. 13 $50 a. m-At the oxamna-
ton OF the President at II. m. to-day the tenpera-
ture was 994, the pulse 100, the respiration 20
lie passed comfortable night, sleeping most of the
tlmc and on the whole his condition this morning
Is encouraging and gives promise of good day.
ID. W. BLISS.
+. II. HAMILTON
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
1RE STATE AGRICCLTURAL SOCIETY,"

ELMIRA, n. Y, Sept. 13.-The forty-frst
annual exhibition OF the NcwYork State Agricultural
Society opened i'll this city yesterday The entries os-
pccay OF live stock larger than any previous
occasion. There at least entries OF horses
han heretofore The weather has been very warm hut
the r@t day OF the exhibition Nvas largely attended
The fair VIII continue all the week.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
REDEMPTION or BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Up to the close of
business to-day, there had been S6553 $50 in ; per
cent coupon bonds under 1881 call and Sl5 53 700
In registered per bonds under the lO4tn call ra
etntcd ut the Treasury for redemption
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
LOSS AT LAUGHLIN's STATION.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 12.-Fire at Laughlin's
station few miles from this city, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad last night destroyed two gas furnaces,
one steel meltcr and large building belonging the
Sicmuns Anderson Steel Company Tho loss ia l.
InHted at about $4,000, which there Ia a full
lnhnIAnCC.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
THE DISPATCH TO MINISTER LOWELL.
ELBERoN. Sept. 13.-The following was sent to-

nlQnt:
LOWELL, Minister. London:
There has been material change In the Prcsidpnts
condition the last wCntytour hours. He moved at
his own request TINS forenoon from his bed exten
sion chair, on which he remained for half hour
has been less inclined 20 drOwsnCSs during the day
usual. The weather is now very favorable and the
physicians think they discover signs of slight
ment in his symptoms They expect him to pass very
cOlhlortaDe night MACNEAGu.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
CENSURING 4 RIILWAT COMPANY

AsBURY PARK, n j., Sept. 13-The Coro-
ner's jury, the death OF John Imav the na ono -.
the NewJersey Central crossing tins place who was
killed on september = by being run over by engine %
Rendered verdict ccnsnrng the company for reunrin
haSman at so important crossing to leave mis- noSt ~
perform switch duty. ' P'9' !"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
RAPID TRANSIT ABOVE THE HARLEM.

General Sickles presided at the meeting of
the Rapid Transit Commission yesterday at No. 40
broadway. Plans and estimates were received from
Messrs OGrady & Son and l.. d. b. Mason plans and
specifications from Mr.. Sloane and plan from D. r.
Kellogg all providing for elevated railroad struc-
t,ire along the line laid by the commission above
the Harlem. No conclusion reached.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
A TOWN PARTLY DESTROYED.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept l3.-The en-
tire business portion of the town OF Beaver with the
centon OF the Court House and cooperative store
hihcd lst night Fortunately there wind stir
ring AZ the time, aud the people by eXcrtion were
enabled to their dwellings The loss is not known