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, 1881-10-07
NEW YORK. REPUBLICANS - GARFIELD
AND ARTHUR,

'!'iIc Republican Convention Of the State of
Ntw York ut itA session ali Wednesday last
ati,iptc1 Il; tile fUrln Of declaration MI el0-
ullent Heu:0rfai IN memory 0f the late Pres-
dent. and from this VIC take tic following cx-
tracts:
lty nlnllncss md Rcnt!encss Of nat1re, lJy
lott1ne4s If public spirlt and II disc!plluca III.
teliSsnee Tor pub!!o attnirs. " tho strength Vt
moderation 0t tot!pcr and urbnnity Ut px-
te,spsr whish da5es 70 be !,lat, a1!d whlsh none
fur the great oli!ee tu whct, tle WIS eluyatcl by
inRnf Ills Administration bud wnn tho cnnttdenco
q ttlo country BY co1nplattnR tho relunssn9 Of
tue public tiebt; ~ txpostnR vast system 0f
ti, uf tho robbors by lis fr,lilk tlectatsluon to
nsk tue Mtt ut ConKrcAa to rcstaru the conduct OF
l'ubllo business 20 business principles, and hV its
th1rtu II the EErcn.iUe nttee.
Cher1sttnK tho ts,enury, OF his brave, slmptD.
md u,l4ulliet lsf., mud liuprpssiyely warncl f1y
thu ttrn1nstntlees nt his assnsll1nton, W. p!adHG
SrsslySs tS IT. @ sW t. H. s,Sa N1!"n oDests
arc HOW betlucathest to thu purity wtluh ho 20
pMtrlt,tleally served. and nr whose namo unI
fhine no wAs 80 Justly proud.
Tlerc cal, 10 no nlistaktng the character
and Significance Ut these declnrntio,ls Thu,
first IL bold atd e,nDlatlu uulogy OF the
t'cs."ch.s =. eo''"act u" tss'stihe afla aelea5-
.nx , So'"'s'sn. -. '.lo SUNNI ma VI '9lt
.'s',,' .o1;.a"' ~ o' ~ ~ I.a!ss ueaa1"'S
w., ""''s sp "'', "as'e. 'nas oea."f ~ 10 cause
.i'n' ~ 1ese'' 'u'u esnltna.S ~ Gust o!!t OF
s"o s.'.',, aspuu''e"'' .o','us ~ New aoFA. 1his
ou' .'a4 o''.o. ~, "'u'aae! .,' usnes eouFso Ill
,as .s a''!as"a ~ ',o aasst 'es1s' aa ~ 50
%u, ",s ".sa'e,. '.s,I ~, a.a e'".a. 'lt w h se'
e""oa u.' W. ~ .44e kssA,esI u "ouses 80 !onR
.uat.sa ..' w." o"plot'e'. w "r"ats aall'1llts.
.."'.oa' :. 'ceoR''"oa l''o administration ot
""'". ~ ~ oetuu",''oa '1's e'!eace Ut
pusns ul. W 49,, -" ao'u'! ~ consl'1"l'oh'
~ pl'"e!pso " Wv t'op"o"ea'' paltS As sonao-
.'''ns Most oos'!ao!a ~ a'1a u w cHe9'ss'e'!
"'a u, na"'',4 ~, w " n'as p'.t's' L'eTs woEa
, 1881-10-07

the llebels ai,d Democrats" 1ultcau was a
believer In the spolls SYSTEM, sympthzcd
with cotlkllng mid his faction, mil resolved
to put the President out Ut tic why In order
to cut tho strife which tc believed would
split tho purity. III seeking tu curry Out Ills
lurrt'so he .li.t MT direct Ills weapon ngutnst
nny lcatlcr of Tie sputls faction, but AGAINST
tho tlIu,a wl'o WIS resisting tho encroncll-
illents OF Tint fnetion.
Tho lima Of dufcnso outlined by Mr.. Sco-
Vile, Huttcnu's hrMller.tlt.1nw Md counsel,
will undertake. to develop pretty fully tte
influence which tho so-cullctl "StuLwart" T"
movement cxcrtetl uyer II mind which WIS
a'rtaty usoru OF less disnrlcrptl, IT'S the hc-
lcnsc will mai,,taI,l. Whatever impression
s,c, defellsr ,nay make Upon jnry III TX
tcntlnttng tiilfteau's great crime. IT can
scarcely full 10 keep allyo public Indignation
against tic vicious business Ut uillco-broker-
agc, without wllic', tltoru would llayu bcen
III w.tr tlt'on Garlield and no assassination by
Guitcau. Its mt easy to sec how Congress
rAll overlook this IlAsu Of the easo or neglect
to provf.te some remedy ugat1st The evils Of
the spnlls system. whatever t'nfican's fatc
tI'ny be. There will he ITO compensation for
GartteltEs loss In 1iulsca1,'s death; but Gar
t'ultl'a martyrslom will not layc bonn in win
II It shall lead up to III abandonment Ut tho
spells system.
, 1881-10-07

OSE Of tho most tlttlng tributes to the late
Con. Hurnsdo was that OF Con. shorn,nn, who
recently wrote private letter to Col. 0otldard,
OF Providence, explaining why 1t was impossible
for him, as Gonerat Of tic Army, to pay u,itury
honors by 4 gonoral ordor and salute to tho de-
ceased scuator, greatly Us hn should 10 pleased
to do 81. Gen. Shcrnan goes on to says
tlDubt II any amount Ut words Or military
poMp coulA lIlprense tho love, Infection, antl
personal respect with which all ctAsses. ul4 aId
y4l'nK. rich and pour, Eoxardol uen: Hurns|ds.
lla whs tho very snul Ut houuF, mud tho cxtraor-
dinary kindncss af hts heart MRtle hn peculiarly
behaved W hts old army eunlrados, WIN prefer
" think Ut HIN awny hack IT, the times Of tho
MexlcAn war, und whon ho fought hulll. to. hs sNl
with the tloo1y ApAc!ioa ~ho arc uivinx III
lrutlblo today In Now Mexico. iAu4t nut pe
dsnWu out Into tho Elatnories OF tho phss, hut
assure YOU thus t~hnyU spout 10 tnAuy hnppy
huur1 " big hnspltal9 ta6!a IT. 1ssz3 Il stfeet
love Rn1 tGspeGt for hss memory, II YOU can
toll mo will 10 Obliged.
, 1881-10-07

fT}IO }frttnf nInrn In 1,nIM{ t,p fhn IF
mIb1icnus of Scw 3-orl, NJ, Wrttnosanv Ia n
r. rod,tot,t, ,uo l., o,or,, r,v,,o.t n,vI as,,,a.
fall to draw out the full strength Of tho
party,
Gen, Joscp1, u, Carr. win ],ca,ls tho tIckct
rs candidate for Secretary of State, Is II
prominent businessman Of Troy. III tl,o lro,,
trade. lie earned his military title ty srry-
Ice of tho most honorable character In tin
tin}t1 ,1urn,, Inn rohotttn, ,or,ur fot r., t1,o
, 1881-10-07
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1851.

THE failure Of Mr.. ThonIns Hughes col
ony ut Rugby seenls to bu admitted by we'll
informed persons. a correspondent Of tile
Pult Null Gazette, who Is apparently resi-
dent OF Tennessee, has been writing series
nj bitter letters about tue enterprise. tlehas
special grievance, lnastnucii as lle believes
the failure ut Rugby will operate II, keep SGT
tiers generally away from the South. The
English public. III. fears, sill mol have the
sense to discriminate between the barren
'ands OF the Cumberland plateau a1.l tho fer
lie 1e'ls Of Virginia al,d ric! bnttnnla OF
Mississippi. Better for them. perhaps, II
!hcy tlo not draw This distinction. Tflera Is
It'll roun for English settlers to tako pul.
luck around II more generous table ii. the
Northwest,
, 1881-10-07

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 0.-At late hour
Inst hight President Garilcld's remains we!s
transferred very quietly from the cnsket In
which they came from Elberon To IN alr-
tight case made of sheet bronze. Mayor
1ierrtck received Il letter tinted Sept. ~,
stating that, oil the representation of thu
Union League Club md prominent citizens
Of New York. that the body was not placed
In Il proper receptacle. the Metallic Burial-
Case Company, Of New York, offered a
casket which was ,nnde specially for the pur-
pose. Mrs. Garfield md Dr.. ]. II. Robinson
were summoned by telegraph, and ca,ns
here yestarday to sec tho casket,
which. .was selit by special cur. Afrs.
Garfield wns much pleased with the gilt, and,
tn accordance with her wishes, tho transfer
Of the remains WIS made. The casket Is Of
sheet bronze, elabnrntely wrought with gold
trimmings. X solid g0ltl plate lutlel fixed on
top OF tho caskGt will be inscribed MS Mrs.
Garfield directs. The remains we're III afi
unexpectedly guuu state OF preservation, a,n!,
now that Il proper cask8t has been provided,
1t Is probNb(s tint the plans OF the Aona-
nent Commlttee will 10 changed, anti, III
stead of the body being put in the ground, a
crypt Will be erected MID the casket exposed
to view, --.-.
, 1881-10-07

usro out1 Ar,,ur ara c.tt,nu otoro frat.
rotc - yI,,s,co,t n A'"'
A1r. rln,t didn't ,oom I'm vcrv conan,cu,
ousIy In tl,n New ynrL Conrenttr1 ,To ,,o-oIv
Iot,kr,l nvrr tho transo,n md ,vn,,t o,vny
~. ,,,1, ,aa,.,,.,.... -
,,'.'t,., 1,l,, rAo'oe'..tos' l.ls o'e" lutn!e's
~. ~ - ~. wv -" ooefu. o.t eu'eatto'in! "tst1'u
'1r' ~ "e'p'nb i'*"s "D'e"s. u 'uo ''''cs.
h"l.kan" WE'LL lllroash Ghacago as II nc
.,..,,. J ,t ,, gym ,' .,a. M !s 1n"oso
'o.ao''''s ""a so"1 o''a '"'' n'op '''e" aeFos
Ihe Now 0fR SIN says That We are ILL
FORMED Maud y. las Eono into winter guarters.'
Psrhaps Maid aud Mr. Dnna huvo begun cor
rcspondetae.
People who Imagine that 1(r, IIayes Is ont
OF potltIcs nre stuhc,,. liza was rceently e,eotc,
Noad Commissioner Of Fromont. 1t Ia un.ler-
Stood that nt tho Official receptions Of tho Rohd
Commissioner no vino will be served.
Tho Chicago Democrats named club after
lronuo!s. and tho next dav tho ownnr of TINT
horse icclurctl him OUT Of an In,uortant race.
While Str, I.orllurtl Ia In favor Of handieans. ho
also remembers that # is possible to hayo 100
much Of Eood thing,
An Item which Is going the rounds states
TINT "senatur Cnmerou.s ,1uuphter. vn,nr
Mrs, Bradley, hus made tbo Senntnr n rrnnJt.
futhor. Her son In INV t,yo wceta o,J !" Mr.
,,., ,... 80 .. ' HE
ntno'ot inuse aee' tatuoe 1oheso'uo At peltl4
,nas !oa. ous VI 'no ca'cu'aaoh III 'n's anfee'ins
Thc Nav yortr poat uovo +t,a c,,,ono of
thu Co.c,, Island stear,hon, itno ,S,,,st ,fro,o,
nrzcs X tna hD,,crs NJ oor IT., ttor ~" ~. 49,,
~ tho aooanr :, = rrn,,, ~. ~ s,,n., ~ oo.s,s
oi,u,t o.,,,t,, ,,n,. ,os ,,1 ,,.,,,o 1,,.,
,.l,on ho worn rror, a. Tnr1s - N"m W,ri, ,,'.t
In atwnvs wns roottesa .aui,,,, v",,n,. r"i,n,s
,r",... 80 =. ss ,a' .so"'
, 1881-10-07

Miss Jean Ingelow ordered two yolsslnos
OF her poems to bo aent to President Hurfcld
with bur "klnd regards and SYMPATHY" aud
thcy wcro forwarded to bis widow At Mentor tho
othor day.
Tho friend OF George Eliot who writes so
intimately IN tho He4tm'i.st<r Review Ia ". ~.
W, Gull, whose w!fo bcKAn tho translation Of
EvAna alutahed.
4 stately residence III Trenton, formerly
occupied hy 0en. Mcclellan, has Just been rent
Cd for tishop.elcct 0'Farrell, Ut tho new dlo-
Oeae nf Trtuton, and hO will take possession tho
hrst weuk III November.
Gun. Grants fayorit graMdcliilA Ia reported
10 bo lltsto Julia pcus Urant tho eldest child Of
Col. Frederick urant. Tho General ia enthusls
aatlo IN her pra!se. describing her a. the most
fascinating child hu has eyer seen.
The 1Ioll I1aunbnl lla,nlln and wife OK
poet to visit Paris, Mo-. thta wcek to taku leave
of frlot,.s beforo sAoir departure tor Spain, bir.
o aaSt thc ay a.aoap aa pGafea as a
ahot,
The Rev, II. s. Hoffman, OF the lIoly Trim
ity MorAvfun Church, ut PHILADELPHIA, hAa gono
over 10 tho Iiefusmed Episcopal Church, taking
tho most of hts congregation and church prop
crty With htm. Among oth0r things, HI. upt1-
o The sn n The XIX
general synod.
Tho Duchess Eugonte Lttta has sold her
palace fur tho curious roason that 1t Ia too vlat
to bo manageable. Huron liothsch!ld hna
bought 1t, and will transform 1t into tho heat.
ottices OF tho Upper ltallan Hallway, Tha inte-
sf Ssasss ~ ~ S.as
psice OF ~, ss,Ooo.
The Duke Of Elinbur4 !s sald by corn,-
spundent ct the Philadelphia 1atNes to bo ro.
8ardca in E'HlaHd AZ thoroughly dlsagrceab1o,
, 1881-10-07

Tho substance ut Gultca:'s confession WIS
given to the public by Dlstrtct-Attorney
corkhlli sonle weeks ag0. Its publication ut
greater length yesterday III n lnte edition OF
THE TRIBUNE ntltls nothing that Is material
In tho way Ut information, but Murely serves
to emphasize tho brlltulity Of the wretch. It
makes tho fact evident TINT Gultenu proceed
cd TT tl4e b1oully business In tho most cold.
blooded manner. lie hal an oye throughout
to hls own safety, and even to llis own profit.
llo desired to 1l,ake s.sro Of the death OF the
President because he WIS impressed Will.
tho conviction tlat tho succession would pro-
tect him. A'no'K the preparations which le
,nade was to sul,d to boston for copy OF =
Innlphlot Ito lad written, ontit!ed "rhe
TRUTH" which lle revised a1d "Inproyetl,n
rs lta says. With tho notion that his no.oriety
would bring It Into great demand. llo was
anxl0Ms to llIaku s0'an money out Of tho af-
fair rs well rs to nchtoyc the glory which ho
believed to be nttachatl to 1.-THE removal Of
tIIe President"
There Is One Significant point I'll the con-
fcsslpll which was not brought nut III tho
partial abstruct Df the document previously
tnatle public. GAlteAu snys l!o Ind not COLI
celyed lno idea Ut shooting the President till
Conkllng resigned Ills seat III the Sel.atu
rtsls oyent SGT him to thinking Of tic per-
picking political situation, and Ills distress
on this account WIS Increased by tue bitter
!1ess Ut the Stalwart newspapers he road. It
was then that lau ,.ats up Ills snintl that "tf
the President WIS out OF the. way everything
would 10 BETTER"
1t lsns been vary aenernlly conceded that
fts.f1 T., a..
, 1881-10-07

No MATrE1t how stupid the Wisconsin
Democracy generally are In reglrtl to nlattors
Of principle. they never neglect men With
"har'ls"-not II thoy know themsolves-w
milking up State ticket. Two yeats ngo. It
Will bo remembered, tho State Convention nom
limited tho Hon. Alexander Mitchell, President
of tho Chicago. Milwaukee 4 1T. Paul hallway
Company, for Governor, who is reported to ba
unc 0f tho richest ineu In the Northwest. Mr.
Mitchell declined tho protfcrcd honor, and tho
Central Committee substituted tho 1fou. James
g. jenkins In ha place. Mr. JcnkIns hul no
"burl," and catno out OF tho Gubernatorial cou-
test tho worst whipped mnn who ever ran for
uovernor In Wisconsin. This year the Det1o-
cruts aro as unluoky us usual In finding n cnt,-
dlaato to provtda tho sincws OF war. Dir. Fratt.
or "NIok" Fruit, as ha IL Familiarity called, has
tlnAily tnalo up Ills mind to accept tho not,lInu.
fion for Governor Just as soon As q
person Gun DO found iu Wisconsin who
will take upon himself tho responsible lubors
Incident to tho Craftsmanship OF tho State Gem
tral cumnittac. Fratt might adopt tho custom.
nry reference OF an old -Gnshtoned letter of In
PRODUCTION and simply any, ''.ro whom It mny
concern which would answor ovcry purpose
as to tho omntter OF campa!gn funds, joe l1an.
kin's Committee on Nominations bad selected
Col. ". II. JaCubs, Of Milwaukee, to run US tho
candidate for stato Treu8uror and furnish tho
"Bpat,dullcka hut Afr. Jaoobs tleclncs 10
sponl his money In that foolish style, md tho
tlcket Is dofcctivo In that rospect. Col. Jacobs
IL not only u rich bunker and q prominent busl-
sIcss il,an. but ho Is also representative Cor
nnta.Amorcan cftIzen whose nomination aud
election would be especially gratifymg TO that
section ot tho Wisconsin Democracy. Hut Us
tho case now stands, tho Bourbon ticket Ia
mlnusu candidate for that Important oillce
1ac0bs will keep Ills iucats, and tho sound OF
lnmcntaion will bo heard In every saloon In
Wisconsin,.
, 1881-10-07

to turning his enemtes cut Of the Now York
custom.ftouso and putting his fr1cntts In.
lie would recognize no debt except t'lat OF n
fuittlal clicFtaln to his humble retatncrs, md
execute III pulley saya ullu Ut symhlctrlc-
Al lreycsxc. 1t would bo great misfortune
fur Mr. Arthur to begin his Administration
with such II parsonage III Mr. Cu1kling at
the llca,l Of tho Treasury Department. If
hc wero cmtncntly qualified In other respects
he wolll,l be unfit from Tic fact that lte l,as
Just been renItEtatctt by Ills party In bis own
Stale; MID his appointment would only bo
the sEgnal for tlgw discortl.
, 1881-10-07
PERSONAL ltESIINTaCENCE
Spfcta{ Dtspateh 10 Iha Chie1ao 1ribuns.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. G.-Tho one th!n9
tint contributes more tllur any other toWulds
making hero OF q man III my country an4
III any aKe IL that llo may rtso from ths lnw.
cat position in society, through all tlB
various graAations, to the highest rha
hero seems In that to belong more neurly to
every ono because le touches every nuns
experience at sumo potnt OF lts-exlstence.
1t was understanding this characteristic OF
humanity that tho Almighty sent tho Saylor
to tlle eartll. born Of tho Ilumblest pnrcntage
III all Palestine, ara sent Him an Ills thirty
years OF wonderful career, to be ended III tho
sacred tragedy at Calvary. No lnan lu re-
cent history haa touched the people ut so
nlaty points US the lato President Oarlelu.
11o passed through. all tile grades, from tile
very lowest to tho very highest. Born III The
poverty Ut q pioneer Iog cabin, left father
less ut the age OF 3years early thrown UP.
oil his own resources for obtaining tho means
OF Subsistence, hfs surpass!ug geuIus and
energy 0Mtstrlpped pill computltoFs arl
oyeFsteppel all obstacles, unit! ho was OH tho
highest summit OF falne. 1t Is that the pe0-
pIe !nay still further understand tho ctprac-
terlstIcs Ut this great Alan who II E0 longer
among the living TINT The following reminis-
cences arc written. uu to the tine of thu
nomination Ut Garfield fur the Presidency his
greatness was rs llttle understood and Ills
na,l.e Us little known by tile public ut large
~ that OF Lincoln. 1t wns ut Hiram that
Garaell's greatness WIS llrst discovered.
The pupils Of the old Institute were the iitst
WIN believed IL Ills future great careur, a1sa
1t Ii at lliraM, in tue capacity OF student,
teacher. ulul preacher, that desire to speuk
Ut him first. III tho language OF one who rt-
cited to n1ltt taught wltli"the young President
q. this time, 1t ,nay bo sal4: "I'lis expires
sion, 'uarllela ut uiram,' brings to 4ou.
, 1881-10-07

gprttai D1spdfeh to Ths Chtca.a Zftbtnk
QUEBEC, Oct. G.-Thc following Is 4 copy
OF II lottor received by Ills uonor the LIeu-
tcnant-Guvernor:
DEPARTMENT Or STATE. WAsn1SoroE, D. c..
Sept: -. lYSl.-1he Hon. T|tt0tnre isobf afH
Lfen&fnanf- G0eeFit0r " u.e Pruuinct n Qiebeu-
by tho uncrous public duties attending tho death
OF president Garfield. huston 10 tendur, on be-
half a!kn1e tle borrowing family and the nlaurn-
thnnke tor tho touching proK Ut the sytnpathy
OF tho authorities aud inhabitants Ut tho lr0y.
tnce OF Quebec. Gould unYthtnR serru to leaaen
tho t.roo OF tho blow wAloh bus fallen upon u.s.
u would be tho deep tribute Of nlrccaon and
gr'ol which tho sad event has lwaksted oa
sfgnatly. thin in tho nevhborlng provinces.
whose brotherhood Of sorrow il especially
touching, haye tho honur to uc, with tho
highest consideration, air. your obedcnt sosv.
mt, NNuEltT It. HIT,
AcLInK HecEasHlY.
, 1881-10-07
BIeH0P W1LEY's REMARKABLE WARN.
1NH

lilo formal opening Of the Methodist COLI
ference Mt Sycamore. ILL.,, TN Wednesday, last
was memorable for most extraordinary
recommendation made to tho brethren by
lltshpp Wiluy. Ut Cincinnati. 1t Is customs
ary upon such occasions, especially When
they nro celebrated In slnnll rurni iUcalttles
wllere hotel accommodations aru nat worry
ample. for tho clergy to quarter themselves
upon ti1e layllen a1ld accept their hospltalI-
ties. which aro always ungrudgingly glycll.
ltefcrrl.'g to this practice, tho good bishop
Nlatlo three suggestions. Tho first was tlat
l.e hoped tho ministers would bring the bless
tug Ut God upo1l thu households IN wl,lcl,
they were guests. The suconA was tilut tl!ey
should not forget tho young people, "who
wUro just now as susceptible to the influence
Ut good o. they wore when tho speaker was
boy" Tho third, and now VIC colne 10 the
extraordinary ote, wus that the brethren
should nut Indulge in kissing, as it was
dangerous buslnesst
TAls remarkable warning opens up wldo
Held tor reelection. It Ia evident fron, tho
spccltlc manner III which tho l}lshop uttoretl
1t, oven assigning tho rvason for Ills protest,
&liAt kissing Inns been customary heretofore,
Ut lle would not have felt II Incumbent upon
him to say anything about it Ot course, II It
had int been tho custom, the conference
would have risen With ono accord, a1ld by q
unanimous denial would hayo proved TINT
tho warning was unnecessary md even gsa-
tnftous. Hut no one rose. Not ono of tho
!io dentea tho sott Impeachment, from which
1t would appear that there were 140 victims
pleading guilty. 1t Is to bo scgre,tmi t.lat tho
guod bishop did not n,uto specifically define
tho extcAt OF the practice nnd tile citcun..
, 1881-10-07

WHEN the Ol,tu ux IL gorcd tho Cinctunati
editor lnnicnts. Not long nao snn,o Cincinnati
1non cnt,,o tn ChfGago uni won ,lbont t:DO0, GOO
ny n1cans Of Whcnt 81 srcrulatlon, taking tho
money ntld themselves home at tho same
tttne. 4 low weeks Inter a0Mu 0r tho crowd
visited Chicago Ngain, and this tIMc thoy lost
abont 100000. IN n win effort to collect which
suu,p Chieago brokers paid visit tu Cincinnati.
T'iotr arrival was nntto tho 0ccastun by tho
ddzettc for thu prcaohtuE or Il sermon on the
OWLS Of grnln gambling an,i apcculatlnr OIL
'nar9tns, and that pnper suggested interference
ly ConRrossns tho uust ctreut1nl remedy. or
course all tak OF thts kind Ia nonsollscaI In tic
extreme. aud only rondurs i1orc npparent tho
lutllcroua position takon by tho Cincinnati edit
or III II vain urort to distract public Intention
from tho very darcputnb1u gun,o of bunku
rractlcod by tho Ohio grain gamblers.
, 1881-10-07

Trr C1fIcAGo TntnlNE has established hsnnch
Offices TIN receipt Of subscriptions nnd adycsso.
ments M follows:
NEW YUliK-JtoQm % Tribune building, FIT. Nc
FAprES. Manager.
uLaSGOis, scotland-AitAn's American News
Agency. Il ltcn1oia.sL
LONDON. EnE.-Amcfican Exchange, ~ Strand.
uIslsf +, GlLLE1. Agent.
WASHINGTON. H. t:.-isig r strast
, 1881-10-07

TIE Now York poat Is greatly exercised
and trOliblea III spirit hccNuso n atcanshtp culi-
pnny whose boats ply hotwect Now York and
Concy Island had tho nulaclty to stisnuinto trav-
cl Of: It's llno by offering prizes to tho holders Of
certain tickets. tho awnrd to bo mndo nt tho os.l
1f tho season. Just why tho Ioat should cry out
81 lunIly over tho 'nGl1lorncy OF poicn forco
which permits a, lottery of this kinu to bo car
rIel un In not clenr, hut then tho Post has al-
why's had moro OF Il reputation for plac!jncss
than for porsplcnolty.
, 1881-10-07
PHILADELPHIA must be pleasant placo
IN which to reside Just now Tho nest Of lust

IN which to reside Just now. Tho Eatst Of lust
Tucsdny says:
Tho carnival OF crime. II 1t mny bo 20 callotl.
which has orsh celebrated In Philadelphia dur.
11x the lust foW 1Ryt pxh0lttal BY tao t1ltn-
ylotsnt dsAths in1ulred into BY tho Coroner yrs-
tertl!y. Thcsu numbered 1lna In Mll. and t6rpo
oe taeu It ts bslleyea-two Of then. cor
t!ocsn's cntl hero. un BuutlMy tiyo young ruf.
tnns. WIN invaded iielt! u Tho lnwcf part Ut tie
TX to sna,xS, ta ha, ptayinx wvfo Shot, nasS
loroHt policemen on tho same tiay With deadly
wcapoHsi while yesterday. when thu Court 0t
Qunrtcr SGastuna opened The October term 1t
wAs with nu nrcgcr0waud dnuk OF otYui,Iurs,
canrge1 with crispcs ran9,IIR from petty tarcepy
to assault With iut4Nt u kill.
, 1881-10-07

As A rule, travellers nro vnn.lals. 1t has
been found necessary to surround tho famous
celnrs Of Lebanon with fencc, In order to pre-
want tholr being carried away piocemual By
fnnrstg.
, 1881-10-07

i.anainlsk Lodge. M: 81. 4; \ y \. II, -ttoRuar
communication NJ G1tlnr ,f Thrty .suE EGat-kt. anh
tuttn4o Iroyt-ay. this tFrldnyl ose.tl,H ut 7:a
ne1ek luipuEtAht Mufk. tlstlNK brethren cor
guested. ". w. W.cIlAAlBEltlAiS. ~. ~,
MSltuS 1lAltItfS, Secretary.