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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

\ STORY comes from Western Kansas OF a
woman and an infant child rescued in the
nick of time from death by freezing A
woman, whose husband was sick, visited
the town of Rosedale to collect some money.
She was delayed and belated, but started for
her home. On her way she was Oyertaken
by snow-storm. She wrapped her infant
child snugly and struggled on through the
binding snow. Night overlook her. She
saw light in the distance, and with all
her strength sought to reach it. but her feet
became numb with cold and her child
became burdensome. She struggled on
until she was completely overcome with
WEAKNESS and fell unconscious In this
condition she was soon discovered by the
man whose house she was endeavoring TO
reach. When consciousness was restored,
she described the sensations attending
freezing to death as follows:
Thousands Of eolored lights danced before her
4eyes: the roar Of a thousand cannon was resound-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

1t is wonderfully funny to see Indianap-
oils Republicans go into conniption fits over
the Dorsey dodge. Who carried Indiana is
still in doubt. One thing is certain-Dorsey
has got away with the glory.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

THE total value OF exports of bread-stuffs
from the United States for the month of jan
uary 1881, was S14, 632, ss2, and for the seven
months ended January, 1881, S16S, 519,5sO,
against S174, 40a,s15 for a corresponding
period in 1870
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

THE total value OF provisions tallOw and
dairy products exported from the United
States for the month of January, 1881,
amounted to $15,21s,657, and for the seven
months ended January, 1881, S21, los, 166,
against Sl4,655,734 for corresponding
DeriOd In 1870
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

PERT, with ali her mountains OF gold and
silver, is out of coin. Her paper money is
difficult to pass at S11 for ST.. Jay Gould
could make it pay by taking a few millions
10 that war-curSed land.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02
Rheumatism. Neurnlgia

Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Weak and sore Lungs.
{ OughS and Colds. Weak
Back, Stomach and Row
els, Dyspepsia, shooting
Pains through the Loirs
Its. and Nervous. Muscu
n. relieved and cured when
liment, lotion and electri-
Ask for COLLINS NoLrAIC
)nly - cents. !.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

The Illinois State Senate has passed a
compulsory education bill. Children be-
tween the ages of eight and twelve years are
TO go to school twelve weeks every year,
unless physically disqualified, or are attend.
ing private schools where the same element
airy branches are taught as in the Public
Schools Illinois wants to revive deer hunt
inc
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

FRIDAY, hangman's day, is also Inaugural
ton day. Does the fact account for Gar
fields declaration that he feels like a man
going to prison."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

IT is generally conceded that Mitchell
of Pennsylvania, the newly elected Senator,
don't amount to much-and that Cameron
will own him if he is worth purchasing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

THE probability is that Hayes, having four
days to serve in March, will draw months
salary in advance. Sherman should watch
him
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

IT is reported that Hayes goes out of office
worth 81 900, OOO-a sort of National Bank.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

GENERAL HANCOCK will be in Washington
on the 4th of March.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

THE Wisconsin Legislature having de-
termined to spell correctly, has purchased
400 unabridged Websters dictionaries.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02
THE NEXT SENATE.

The question rho will organize the next
Senate is matter of no little concern just
now. 1t is understood that Senator David
Davis will act with the Democratic party.
but the course that Senator Malone will
pursue Is not 30 well defined The death of
Senator Carpenter, of Wisconsin. whose
place will not be filled until some days sub
sequent to the 5tt of March, would seem to
settle the question independent OF the
course Senator Malone may determine
upon Previous 10 his death the roll stood
as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

SOUTH CAROLINA will realize about $50, 900
900 this year from her surplus rice and
ootfor
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02

No apportionment law this session-tha
Is the way il looks
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02
SANFORD'S
CURE
For CATARRH.
Rapid, Radical, Permanent. Com
plete Treatment for $l.OO.

Begin at the beginning. Cleanse the nasal.
passages. Remove the morbid coats OF roffinc
and dead tissue. Work upon these >urf,.fes
until the living, wholesome membrane i
reached, cleansed. disiniected, soOthetl and
healed. Then you have attacked and removed
the cause. Meanwhile, 10y internal aaminis-
tration, drive from the blood the poiSonit de-
liyers with every pulSation OF the heart When
all this Is faithfully dane, Catarrh : conquer
ed. you are cured.
SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists Ol one
bottle of the Radical Cure, one box OF Ca
tarrhal Solvent, and one improved Inhaler all
wrapped in one package, with treatise and di-I
rectiOns. and sold By all druggists for 81.
Ask for sANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE. the most
complete. instantaneous and economical treat
ment in medicine.
General Agents Weeks & Potter Boston.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02
COLLINS
VuEIAc = ELECTRIC
PIAsIERS

and Back. SpaSmS or +
lar ana Spinal affection
every other plaster. liz
cal appliance fails.
ELEC TRIO PLAsTERS. &
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02
MISSISSIPPI.



1857. John T. Morgan. y. 1Ss7. J. Il. George. ID.
1885. James L. Pugh. Il. lSS; L. q. c. Lamar, d.
ARKANsAs MISSOURI.
1Ss.;. A. II. Garland, u. 1887 +. VI. COekrell, u.
1855. JAS ID. Walker, y. lSSJ. George q. Vest, ID.
CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA.
lSs7. John F. Miller K isS7. G. II. Vanwyck, r.
1855. Jas T. Farley, II. 1885, y. saunders, X.
COLORADO. NEVADA.
1885,. II. NJ. Teller. i. 1857 James G.. Fair, d.
lSsj- y. Z. Hill. X. lsS5 John p. Jones. x.
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
lSS7. JOS r. Hawley K. lSS3 T. II. Rollins. K.
1883. Orville II. Plat Il. lssS Henry W. Blair l..
DELAWARE. SEw JERSEY.
1885,. Thos. f. Bayard. ID. 1897 Vim. J. Sewell, Il.
lssS. Eli salisbury. ID. 1856. !. K. Mcpherson, ID.
FLORIDA NEW YORK.
1887. Chas. W. Jones' u. 1857. Thos. c. Plat. X.
lsSS. Wilkinson Call, ID. 1885. Roscoe Conkling, r.
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
lSSj. Ben II. Hill, d. lSs3. NJ. w. Ransom, ID.
1855. joe. L. Brown, ID. leS5- =. r. Vance, ID.
ILLINOIS. OHIO.
lSSS. David Davis. !. lsS7. John sherman, X.
loS5. John A. Logan. K. lSS1. e. Ill. PendletOn.D
INDIANA. OREGON.
1857. Il. II. Harrison. K. 1855 L. Grover. u.
1855. ID. W. voorhees,, u. iloo9 John ii. Slater, ID.
IOWA PESNsYLNANIA.
ISS3 : j. KirkWOOd r. .lSS7. j. |. Mitchell r.
1850. W. b. Allison, f. 'lSSj. J. d. Cameron. X.
KANSAS RHODE ISLAND.
lSSa T. b. Plumb. r. 1857. A. r. Burnside X.
1888. John J. ingalls,, r. ,lSSS. III. h. Anthony, Z.
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
1883. James B. Beck. II. .lSSS. NJ. G. Butler. ID.
1885,. J. {. Williams, ID. 1855. Wade Hampton, D.
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE.
lSSi VIM p. Kellogg. X. 1851. II. f.. Jackson, D.
1855. Il. Frank Jonas, ID. lsSj. Isham q. Harris, d.
MAINE TEXAs.
lSS7 Eugene Hale, r. 1887. s. Il. MaXey. D.
1852. JAS &. Blaine. X 1885. Richard Coke, H.
MARYLAND VERMONT.
1885, A. p GOrham d. 1857. q. f. Edmunds, r.
lss5. J. t. Groome. ID. 1885. j. s. Morrill,. L.
NAssACHUsETTs. VIRGINIA.
lSS7. II. l.. Dawes, X. 1887. Vim. Malone, /.
lSS3 George +. HOar, X. 1883. J. W. Johnston, ID.
MICHIGAN. WEST VIRGINIA.
lSS7 Omar d. Conger. X. ilSS7. J. y. Camden, ID.
So Thos. W. Ferry, +. 1885. Henry G.. Davis, ID.
MINNESOTA. WISCONSIN.
lSS7. 81 r. Mcmillan r. l1SS7. Philetus Sawyer, K.
lSS3. VIM. Window. X. lsS,. VI. II. Carpenter. y
Here we have thirty-seven Democrats,
thirty-seven Republicans and two indie
Dendents With the seat of Senator Car
penter vacant the Democrats have the or
sanization. If, however, the Republicans
become convinced that Senator Malone will
vote with them, the organization OF the Sem
lte may be postponed until the place of
senator Carpenter is flied, in which event
he Republicans may secure the oreaniza-
ion We shall see
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.

Charles Eayre Hinkle. Jersey CITY Heights
y. j., writes: MY son. lad OF twelve. wears WA
completely cured Of a terrible ease % Eczema by
the Cutcura Remedies. From the top OF his head
TO the soles OF his feet one mass OF sralss ~
cry other remedy and physicians had been tried
in vain"
Fred Rohrer. Esq. Cashier stock Growers Ma
nonal Bank. Pueblo. Col. writes: Il am 10 well
pleased with is effects on my baby that can not
afford 10 be without Il in my house II i won
derful cure. and il is bound To become very nov
uiar a. soon rs its virtues are known 10 th,.
Masses "
}. : Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer ST Albans
VI, says in letter dated May 2s 1T works To- !,
charin on my baby lace and head. Cured tb,.
head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face of
sores have recommended 1t ~ several ami 'IDr
Plant has ordered ii for them"
,,t ErIiSuRA REMEDIES are prepared BY WEEKS *
fOI TEX, chemists and Druggists, $50 Washiugton
street, Boston, and are for sale By all druggists
Prlce OF CT TIcU PA. Medicinal jelly small boxeS
- cents; large boxes, 81. CUTICURA RFSoLVFNT-
The new Blood Purifier 81 per bottle Cl-TIcTp.
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, y cents CUTIcrEa
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR l. cents: in bars FOR
BARRIERS and large consumers so cents
RS-All mailed free on receipt of price.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-02
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT, 1880.

Hancock over Garfield. .................. 6,33:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
23o'cheoeficlae S(irois Sfaafs-Bcahaenee.

geie6elt, bic nit nadten yGetp5tger 2erdel1"
Dollqeuadt naret uuo in ale 9Selt Der lets
bet nuroe, aber niemalS - Dicuei6t nur
suf4uiq n.i6t cine ld)lDtrrenoe, bod III
Der Quft emporiteigeuDe Gerde iuie i0 lie
in bicjcnn fyrii6lil0 iGou Dictfa0 crbii6t
bate. 9lu0 Die gSaloldnepTcn ltlo ldolt
Da unb Die Sdger MAIDEN cute Seute.
Wtld ipuroert nur, Dap 6telelbei1, Iltd)t
Die .5Gger lon0ern Die SdnepTeit, nod llldt
gang auSgerottet limb. Die 0clttld)e Jtez
9lcrung bat ii6 belnubt, in Stalten etlt
Nerbot Qegen oaS ntallctDafte San8eu Der
tleiren lpallDernDen StngDOgel 81 beiplr=
fen; ite loate ouh Die Sago auf
SAnepfen i'm Scit9iabt uno Den Wsalien=
moro oerleLben Oil Santnelz ulto Jtubeitas
tiouen berielbcu, Die auf 9tI9en Wlto alls
bern Oitleein lellt, Oerbtete1.
9lpropos S6nepen II. Sr meiter
nor DieIcn SSabrcn berau5gegebencn Sagoz
seitu1g beridtcte i'd, Dab i'm geterSbur0er
W2uielm cine feline Sumpflhnepfe
(Bccailtue) nuibeipabrt tperbe, neI6e
cinen StelsfuB babe, belen Sa6rifatiou
ibr ielbit 3ugciGrieben Diiroe. 2tu0 a1z
0cre SQ9er er5dDlten bon Shnepfen, Die
iid an geidoiicnen 6iiiien lelDit einen
8erbdno angclegt DQtten un0 tpuroen au5=
gela0t. 9tuu bat man aber bier berum por
eilltgcn Sagen cine notwithstanding ge>
madbt, tpcl0e Die 8unDar3neifun It
Der S6nepfen beitGti9t. Sin Sd9er
i6oB i'm Sluge auf cine WaloiGrepfe uno
lab, 0aB lie mad bem S6uB Den eile1
vStduber" bGngcn lteB. 0an3 III Derieis
ben WaloIage puroe eint9c Sage oarauf
cine Sbmpfe geiAoIien, oeren elmer SUB
etrclt fiin)tliGben Serbano trua. Die
gauge Stumbling be5 fleinen yuBe5 mar
nit elmer &rnlte urlgeben, Die aus feinen
Seoern beitanO, tpeIhe pabriheinLi6
nit Dem Spei6el oes 8o9elS, Sen ia audi
malde Qlrteu beiun TiISen iDrer 9tsiter
gebrau6en - felt julammen geleimt mar.
Die GQiere itro tpirfli6 tlil9er, ais mir
gcipDDnli6 oellfen unO Da5 mahtt uu5, le
auTnerfiamer ulb liebeDoQer gu beDone
Detn, ais es 9cip0bIii6 gcldtcbt, neil man
mcitt, DAB tie tDe.ig empftnoen uno chen
nur belebte Otaid)inelt Itlt0. $50
ollie Babe, Suftfur= uno lonitige Sotr>
merfrii6oyte pubeu iebt tDr 0efteoer Ino
leBeu itb in gara0e5ulta1o fiir Die Soms
mergdlte. Qlud auf Dem @altb0f auf Der
GpiBe De3 Sroden bat man Elm neueS
Stpdperf auigelebt. Wlan ,Deltberitte
lan0e uber ein 5DeGmaBigeS Wtdterial SUM
9ud) ul0 SenIano ldlug oa5u = Sp CT
l iuarten Dor, Die it1erlib tpaiierOtdyt
Iil1o. Der Gorl6lag tDaro nit @nthulia5z
mus anoeuolnl1et uno man mar ebelt
oaran, geei9uete Gontrafte iiDer Spcd=
MISUNDERSTANDING absui1liebeu, ais ELL
meiier Otaun ba5 8ort oUtGuie" fallen
IieB uuD Dantit ftel aud unter Ga1et Der
Sorl0lag. Gorptn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
Sic bette NeclQme
lit Ser GrfoIg.
Seweiie, bic iid uidt umitoBcn lnlictl

Weweiie, bic ii0 uidjt nalitoBcn MlaiictI.
u. Sch. Sii6of GilnlOar. .@[speIanb, O.;
SDn. SbOrta8 3. Sallcs, 0encs
raj Boitmeiiter -. 8aibtngton, 8. g.;
8rDf. Size, Der bcriibmte Otes
tsorolo9e .............S g. 2ouis, Mo.;
@m. S. @GreiHg, G8q, aiit.
Sen. Supt. Bolisci........ytc tp gorf;
Gtatp Sill, Gfa., Nft. 2luburn.
Snclineb &ailroab. 800. cincinnati, O.;
~. Sarmeiitcr. @aao 8auu, 8aib. Ser;
Capt. SAM SegtUn.
YrDf. S. Solit .GDlca9o, Sus.:
SafiOn emttb, Gsa, StOotz
ratb. @leDeI1no, 81.
GSnarO Staart 9lOgO..... Sem gOrf GitD;
SObn S. SraHci8, 9BboleiaIe
Drug9iit. Sem Oorf;
Setter ban SGJaad. ....... .@bica8o, Sus.;
Dime. Mfarie SnlDDtti, Die bes
ri9mte 9rimaoonn
SDn. 9eOnarO gnrtt. $500 .Gbicago, SQs.;
SuDr, the halter, 5tb 9lue. -. 9tetp 0ort;
q. Seilmalu, Gebafttur beS
v3epubIitaners" ..... YittSburg, 4o. ;
@m. Smith, 9Oams @gpreB
Bottom, Mail. ;
Gapt. Gbas. q. GDrrn. 49,. 2ouisDine, SD.;
g. $. 9inaif, 9rusgiit. gpiiIanti, 0li0. !,
Samncl S. Giucu, QOItaeiz
GommiiiGr -....... philadelphia, 8n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
&reis % Gents per Sda6tet.
0ltt 0nS MmhIffnm.

Gs fonn feline before @oyoutie iur BEN 9Sertb nom Or.
wo6wop's oItbcsrlnoetsn 81. 81. %. @eitmitteIn uniges
ipieien peyben, ais bic eleuoeu unb nustoIen @fa6dbs
murocn ~beriet6eil. @s siebt ioiuobI iali5e ,9ieioIpent5"
ois aud .%9telieis" NIB rqils". Sebet Sud Dor un6
p~crIonget nur RadSyay's unb a6tet oarauf, OaB Der
Same 16abpap" f4 auf BEN setaulten @rtitsI ee.aos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Hrhr, Utdrrboe, Sbplerd OtorbuS ooer l0ntefs9dftel
Stublson9 merDer in Is bis 20 Dttnlten tnrtrt ourf
~Siiubuuo, peber S6pdde nod Wtattt9tett perurlo0t Der
gebrou9 Don 9G. 81. 0ieltet.
G5 mar 0as critic nnS lit 6aS eit3ige iGrtcr5s
Dertil9euOe W1ittel,
bos i'm Mrocnblife ben qnGtenblten 2eiben Ginbalt tblt.
has @Ht5inoun9en bebt nto GonSelttonen betlt, rio9er
tie nm an ben yuusen, benz N6a9et, ben @tn9emetoert.
ben Driiien ober anoeret Sr9onen tbrer Sts hdoeH, be-
einnlali9er NnIoenoun9.
Su eiltS bis 3tDan3ig WfitltterL
pie Iebr tie au9 ben G9eumotii9en, Settld9eri9en,
S6waden, Gerfriippelten, NerpDien, Si9tti9en ooer
oil lorittqer Srantbeit yetbenoeu qud(er nl09en, WaOz
nas'S Neaon 9ietief pirb ousenbli6li4 9iilfe
idufien BET
@ntsiinoun9en Der gtieren, @nt3Inoungen
Der 8loie, @ebGrmz @nt5lnbung, Sungetz
Gongeltionen, 6alsleiben, Nltbnto, 6er5s
tlopfen, Oipbteria, bDiterii6m QnfGaen,
8rGune, Gatarrb. Snfluen3a, &opftpeb,
3abuidmer3en. yfeuralgta, 9tbeunnttsz
mus, faltem uno beiBem Sieber, 9ubrers
altgen uno S%roltbeule1.
Die g(nuenbuna hes uIteaop 9eltef" an Der ober 6n
~leioenben Stelien wtrS als6aIO bebo9lt9e Grlet9ternns
idaiIen.
0reiBte bis iedsi9 Eropfen bouon in eincm balbeH
Ertrtalas poq gSaier perben in pent9en Nlt9erbltdeu
9rdmpie, Nto9cnlGurc, Sob6rennen, &~opflbmer6er.
Otayr9oe, Gplentrp. Rnlit, SldDnn9en IN ben GtN9eS
wetbeil unb aqe innerIt6er S6mer;en beilert.
Retienbe joutcn immer cine Slai6e bon Goouon'a
.9teabp NelieI" BEL Ii9 tra9eu. QSenige Gropien oGpon
in Q8o{ler eetban bergen alien Sranfbeiten nno ben baz
nit perfuiipften 9eioen, bic aus bent 9ebroude i5le3ten
28afers entiprtn9en, Dol. vs. III EN- oetlerer Sttniw
LAM ais iranSOiii3er SrtnOp oOer StttsrS.
GaltcS nttO Dibi8eS Sicbcr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
RAILWAYS
Ne0mlirenOe StQen.
@0lfOmmene &nrgau3el, liiOernOe 9lbfi6rz
Mfittel luirteu Dbue SdnsrS, tets 3lDer=
laliia utO matiirlid lit iJrer Sperati0M.
Gin re0etabtIifOcS GrfabmitteI
fur GalotneI.

Ioufontmef obne ie9lt6en BeiSelbnad, elegant nit
fIbem Summit slaitrt, %pur9iren, re9nltren, retniSen nno
itGrteu.
iomie iIr neru0ies RopIpeb, @erltopfun9, Subi9eition,
Otspepiie, biliOie 3ultdnoe. 6teber, llnterIethsentSlns
buno, 6dmorrboiben ur0 dle anoeren yeioen os Inter
leibs. @ine'polltOmnlen Rtr 9arautirt. 5tetf pe9etas
bi(iid, feline Spur Don Dtertur, OGtnerdlten ooer i6doS
It6en Dro9uen.
eB~ Mtan beodte foI9enbe S%pupton1e pon Sranfbeis
ten Ser 8eroouuugSorgane: Serltopfung, tnnerltde 60s
morrboiben, Slutpalung mad benz &opfe, Sdure IN
Nfooen, 1lebeltett, Spbbrennet, Gtel Dor benz @ileit,
Standardization, ianres AuiltoBen, Stnten ooer Se6en oCs
screens, erIttdenoes @eiaBl betm Siegen, Nebel ober
IN, Rnpfe. 1todeu6er Mibent, gel6es Nuslebct Der Oaut
,n6 Der Iuaen, Sciteniiedsn, 0dmer5et in Der Srult
uno in BEN @lieoeru, plUBlt9e Irlpauunsen Don 9isc,
Brennen bes SGeii6eS. ,
(Sinioe 0oIeu pom 81 obpop's QiIten perbeu
bas SuItem pom allen obsn9enonnten Srantbette1 be@
freten.
8reiS % GentS per S6a6tel.
gBir uieberbo(en, bos br 9eier uniere Bidder unb
e6riiten iber RranfDeiten unb beren Rlr ituoiren mub.
,,syaIId) uno @0hr",
,,OfaotuaN itber Srrit0bIe uretbta",
,,NaomaD itber ScrupbeInU
urb aubere Sdrifien nbcr &rantbetten uerldisoeuer Art
Sn ben Npotbefen gu babet.
Wvon IcIc: ,Ualfdb nnO gSabr."
0fon 16ide cine Srieimorte an q 10 s. Co.
go. 80 @arren, @Ge oer Sbnr4 StrabS
Sem Yort.
eg~ Selebruug, Eouienbe uon Dollars pertb. pirb
@ud 3ugei4idt weroeH.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-30
Revenue omcers Thwarted.

Washington. July 39.-A detailed
report Of the murder of collector Bray
ton, of South Carolina. has been re-
ceived. The deputies on arriving at
the scene Of the murder were unable to
obtain anyone to 20 with them to the
murderer, McDow's house. and the
livery stable refused to let a horse to
the deputies. Brayton's body was un-
cared for by citizens. The corouers'
verdict was death by unknown parties,
although it was perfectly clear that
McDow had openly proclaimed in town
that he killed Brayton. Mellow is a
dangerous man, and whenever he Wis.,
tied the town intoxicated. the stores
were closed until he withdrew. It is
believed he will surrender, having no
fears Of conviction. Endeavors, how
ever, will be made to arrest him. The
commissioners reward of $500 has in
cited several parties of pursuers. The
state authorities have taken no action
and the people are either in sympathy
with or fear him, and that makes the
arrest difficult.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-30
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

Liverpool: The grand jury found a
true bill against M'Grath andM'Kevitt;
for attempting:to blow up the town hall
in this city ON the 9th Of last month.
London: In the house Of commons
the under foreign secretary said 1t is
not now intended to take further steps
regarding the murderer of Capt. Elliott
and Magistrate Malcolm in Transvail.
London: At Goodwood to-day the
Malecomb stakes were won by Adras-
teser; Balial second; Keene's Forget
me-not third. The Goodwood Chester
field cup was won by Victor Emanuel;
Incendiary second; Teviotade third.
Berlin: A duel was fought yesterday
between student and an officer Of the
army reserve. The weapons were pis-
tolls. The student was killed. This ia
the fifth affair Of similar character in
Germany within q fortnight.
Berlin: There are demonstrations
every night against the Jews at Ham
merstern, West Prussia, and further
excesses are feared. The gen'd'arms
are powerless. There were similar riots
at Baerwald, Ponerania, on Tuesday
when. quantity Of Jewish property was
destroyed.
Paris: A decree has been issued or
daring the elackiona for rnarrl,ara of tha
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Third Reading Of the Land nl,l.


London, July 29.-In the house Of
commons Lord Randolph Churchill in
an extravagant speech to-day moved his
resolution ON the third reading of the
land bill; that the bill being the result
of revolutionary agitation encourages
reputation of contracts, is opposed to
individual liberty, is calculated to di-
minish the security Of property and
prosperity in Ireland and to endanger
her union with Great Britain.
Gladstone followed, ridculing Lord
Churchill's remarks and powerfully
justifying the bill. He said it would bs
unbecoming in him to eulogize the
measure, but attacks against it were
such as did not make necessary its de-
fense.
Gibson (conservative) responded tc
Gladstone, and after William Shaw
(home ruler) had paid high tribute to
Gladstone the disultory discussion was
continued by Lord Elcho, Warton, and
extremists amid the evident impatience
Of the house, and the only effect being
to prevent the third reading of the
bill.
At the morning sitting the house fl
nally suspended its sitting until nine
O'Clock tonight, and the sitting Of tht
Lords was suspended until II in tht
hope of taking the first reading of thu
bill tonight.
When the house resumed the bill wa
read third time and passed, 220 t.
141, the minority being exclusivel.
composed Of conservatives.
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wAsHIxerox NOTES.

washington, July %. The resigna-
ton of White, minister to Berlin. takes
effect August Is. No successor will
be appointed at present.
The postmaster general will reduce
the clerk hire in $50 postoficss. where
they exceed congressional limit.
The National board of health has re-
vised the rules concerning the preven-
ton Of small pox, and one of them is
that immigrants before sailing for the
United States shall be vaccinated.
Washington: Secretary Kirkwood
says the Indian department has nothing
further regarding the murder of Pugh
In Mexico. The department is investi-
eating the matter to find cut whether
Mexican mauraders or Apache Indians
killed him. If by the latter, whether
they belong ON the reservation or are
q roaming band. The department will
do its utmost to bring the murderer to
justice.
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London, July 29.-The Lancet says Of
Garfield: "A portion of the dress may
have been carried into the wound, and
each of the abcesses that forms is not
only direct source of danger, pain and
fever and danger of it spreading deeply.
but with each Of these there il fresh
liability to blood poisoning. 1t is quite
impossible to feel any certainty. We
may not hear of another abcess or re-
lapse, and it is of the greatest import
ance that the patients constitutional
vigor should be maintained as high as
possible in view of future trouble. The
absence of fever and severe exhaustion
removes any cause for immediate
alarm, but until the wound is quite
healed and the bullet either removed or
safely encrusted, there is liability of
q recurrence Of abcesses. each attended
with risk Of blood poisoning.