, 1881-11-26

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---Caillon, the Mormon. says It would
overtnrn every American precedent to gIye
Tie DelaRate seat which lie clatms to ills
Independent opponent. Campbell. As 1t has ~
been shown that Clnnon Is not an Amer-
can citizen. 1t Is unite pruoable TINT lie Is not
well acquainted with American precedents.
Congress will probably enlfRl,ten htn IN tllls
matter.
--Guiteau evidently fears the effect Of :
the testimony which Ills former wife may
give in his cnse, at,d ycstsfany made cllar-
actcrlstlca!ly nlear a1N[ rutl]an'y attempt to
prejudice the jury against sucl, testimony.
the infamous wretch stated that tho woman,
who was once Ills wife, Ind been seduced be-
fore he married llcr, and threatened. Ms he
expressed 1t, "to rip up her record" II she
testified against hlu,.
| -1he CunarA steamer Gatlfa arrived at
New York yesterday tiyh days behind time.
| after one nf the storInlest passages ever
known. The Captain says that scarcely had
one storm passcd before another arose.
From the lime the vessel left Queenstown
fierce gales RACED, and lie addict that he
could mt tell which was the stor,nlest day.
Tile saIlp wuathered tha storm sp1endld1y-
"1lot screw rot loose In Iler machinery"
--rho Grant Vizler Of Turkey. In the
| name of the Sultan, has written to the Bey
Of Tunis demanding II 1arge sum Of money
| Tor the ststennnce Ut the S[Dslem retuRees
from Sfax now III Constantlnople, and for
the losses suffered by them through the
French bombardIncnt of Sfax. The Bey Is
said to be much distressed about the matter,
anu has sent the Gralld T1ztvr's coln,nu,lca-
t[on fo tile French Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
-Tl,e German Liberal press condemns
unreservettly the resolution Of thh German
Government to ptacaru 90,000 copies Of tile
! Eniperor's speech frnm ttle throne NIL over
Prussia, md says that the proceedings snyor
OF the methods Ut the Fsencl, 1mperialists.
BLsluarck's organ. the North Gcr,atl,s Ga-
zettc, defends the pncar<liltR, aud points to
the conrsu 1T Victor Emmanuel. who once
nude personal appeal to the Italian electors
In Justification of his course.
| Henry johnston, colored mnn, was
hanged Ut Sumter, $. T.. yesterday for the
murder OF Jutln Davis, also c0ored, ol tic
9Th OF February last. Jol,Iston loye.l Duyls'
wife, mud was told by n lsegro 0njnrUr to
sfnot n pois,f1cl bullet ut Duyls In order 10
remove lti1i1. anI thus rr,nOvu the only\Ql-
stacte to lul,nston's marriage with Davis
wlle. The trtnl WIS peculiar, AMI showed
the vast amount OF superstition which exists
among solne Of the SuntE caroliHn sngroes.
1t IN charged that tho threatening at-
titude of nttatrs between the unltsd Sthtes
| atiu tl,Ili hayo been brought about by
syndEcatc who l,ase cla1nls amounting to
81, ,001 0oo. 900 axalnst Peru, growing out Of u
| II, hnn
tatnel control Of. 1t Is stated That President
Calduron Ut l'tru llas promised, tp pay the
c1ains II the, United Stutes will protect Peru.
alll tlut powerful lobby alns been ,or-
g:.a!zed tn take s1lcIl aetLm1 Us. tS!l! suit tie
Interest ut the syndicate, md probably
cause 4 rupture between the United States
a1,d Chill. '-- rs
| "A meeting at which were present Jay
t;ould, Russell Sage. Cyrus ". Field. Sidney
uilIun. T.. L. Huntington, and 4 representa-
; tive of ". II. Vanderbilt was hell Il. jay
GouId's utllce yesterday fur tho puepose ut
pcrfeetlng arrangements for tlls projected
new Stock Exchange. It II said that It WAS
.lgrcetl to tsAllr slNres at 81, 100 ench, that
tho s',nrvs ltlyu bcuil nlrrady cilgaGet, and
that rnnlls for the new exchange hoye BEEN
secured In tile United Bunk building, Brnad-
> way. Cyrus ". Field says 1t IL the lnten-
ton 1T tile projectors to erect building tot
the exchange.
Ill. II. l1oxie, General Manager Of the
Iron Afountnin, international Il Great
Nortner,l ani the 1'exas Pacific Railroads,
Seth Fink, General Frelght Agent, and sev-
eral other oillcials left st. l.ouis yesterday
| for the purpose III making ARRANGEMENTS for
: running trafns fr0nI st. Louis to San Fran
Q cisco vim the Southern Pac!tlc FROM I'll Paso,
! rex., and also fnrrtnninK trains to the MHYt-
can hontur ut Laredo. 1t Is expected that
, the Tcxns l. Pacillc w!ll bu III operatlon by
the lit Ut January, nntl that tho international
H. C;rent Northern. will reach Laredo by the
| mi.!tlto Ut next month. The new E0ute to
$ SIM francisco will be called the Triple Linz,
i, u,tl will bv formed at the Iron Mountain,
tlB Texas & pacltc, and the Southern
pAclAc.
\ ~ sturn, Inns raged over Great Britain
antl lruln1,u s!nce Tueslny Inst. At Storno.
. why the sea broke over the beacl. and In
r yatlnd the streets, destroying eight tishInR
bt,ats. At another placs totel was flooded
by tho sea, a1,d thres ur four tect Of gravel
:. was lett III .the rooms. At Dlackpool
- tie sea swept through tue windows
= iuto luany houses. LII r0rterdown, lro-
- land, seyeral houses ware unrootel.
>. In Queens County ,nan nan!etl Mo"
- rau was Killed By falling roof. Serious
disasters ate repur,eh from other points. and
shipping suffered quite severely. The ship
q Culzenn, with Il crew of twenty-one, was
p lost; q burk founlured ldthree sealaen
J. wero drowned; tho Barbara. from Rangoon
}. for liverpool, wns wrecked of the Welsh
o coast; II brlgutitfne with q crew OF seven
q WAS lust
/" ON the opening Of court by Judge Cox
yesterday tiutteau read from manuscript 9
- rambling statement pl.rporting to show thnt
~ t,e was the instrument OF the Delty Iii Eclnuv
)" luz President Garfield, a1Id referring to the
!. newspaper attacks on the late President
>. Garfield, which Ae held justified Ills act
=. though tls would have killed Gen. aasaeld