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NTANtrED-TO ltEST-IIOUSE WITH
W ul,lterM convoH!eaeeh of nlH,nt ruven rooins,
with bhrf batwGen l'wpnty y.hcEDl!A AnN twenty
Mtntal.sts., west Of Wnbaah-av. Address t0l.lASD.
r. GrNht+place.
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from Paris had gone to St. Petersburg, where
Il plot was'expected soon to mature.
TOBACCO.
The Post says: 1.-THE results Of tha sup
Elementary elections for members of the
leichstas up to the present demonstrate
more and more that it will be impossible for
the Government, even assisted by the Cleric
ais, to pass the Tobacco monopoly bill.
BISMARCK
arrived this evening.
IN THE SECOND BALLOTS
for members Of the Reichsras in two districts
IN this city, the Progressists, Traeser AMI
klotz, defeated the Socialists. Debei and
by narrow n.ajoritles-
, 1881-11-13

TIE CHOLERA At MECCA.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. IA telegram dated
Djiddall, Nov. Il. announces that the cholera
at Mecca Is increasing. The mortality on the
Sd, 4th and 5th insts. was IS, 2l5, and 614 re-
spectire}y. Caravans, comprising 5000 pill
gri1ns, left Mecca on the 9TH inst, and it is
feared the Egyptian troops stationed at El-
Wadj will be unwilling or unable to prevent
them from entering the town.
, 1881-11-13

- THE PANAMA QUESTION.
MADRID, Aot. 12--1n the Senate today,
the Marquis Of Scoaue announced an Inter
peiiation relative to the exclusive control of
the Panama Canal claimed by the United
States Government and the attitude Of Spain
III relation thereto. '
IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES,
Premier Sagasta said he intended to observe
the principles Of the constitution Of 1876 i'll
terpreted In liberal sense. It notifications
we're necessary, they would only be made
after the most careful consideration. BECAUSE
Spain had to dcplore two calanities, civil
war and too frequent changes Of the con-
stitutlon.
, 1881-11-13
Robert Coburn, a Farmer, Came
in from Mount For.
est, ILL.,.
He Was Waited OH by Committee Of
Thugs Who Wanted His
=. Money. :
He Shot One Of tia Thieves and Wounded
Him Very Badly.
The Shooting Done Year the corner Of Aadisea and
Caual Streets Last Tight.

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| GAMDETTA'S FRIEND" IN ENGLAND.
Special tuhl>.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-Snalley's special SAYS
Gambetta's acceptance Of Office elicits a
chorus of English approval. mingled with
the keen regrets If some of his best friends
that lie had committed himself to declara-
tlon involving the permanent retention Of
Tunls and condonE. the bucaneering
methods OF its acquisition. They remind
him that the Bardo treaty, which lie de-
clares shall be implicitly executed, was
eStorted ut the bayonet's point from the law
full ruler ut Tunis. for whom France pro-
fessed friendship. "rlis," says the Spcctt,-
tor. "shows that Ganbetta accepts the evil
doctrine that French interests override JUS
tice lie deliberately prefers the prestige
and material advantage Of France to every
other consideration. This gives rise to grave
apprellensi0nS Us TO his future foreign
policy.''
OTHER JOURNALS
remark that Prince Bistnarck's defeat at the
German ELECTIONS encourages France to per-
severe in Il policy which good sense and
equity alike condemn. Clenuncean's pow
crf11l speech, which was an unanswer-
able exposure of the iniquities" Of the
Tunis expedition, has produced q
great impression in England. People
here hoped that Gainbetta, regardless
of the rivalry between himself and Cltmel,-
ceau, wotrld take a similar fine. Neyerthe-
less general satisfaction is expressed that
Gambotta, who has been so long welding
real power now accepts the responsibility.
The English hope also that his accession will
Improve the chance Of 4 new commercial
treaty.
G.AMRETrA SAYS "Go AIIEAD!"
To the IFfster1l associated Freys.
- AARsEILLEs, Nov. 12.-The embarkation
of troops from this port has recommended.
4 GUESS.
The Gambettist journal Lc Paris says:
"Ga.nbetta will be Premier without a port
folio; Carsot, Minister Of Justice; 1Valtleck
Rosseau, Interior; De Frcycinet, Foreign
Affairs; Paul Bert, Public Instruction; Ro,-
vjer, Agriculture and Commerce; and Cocll-
cry, Posts. and Telegraphs:: Nothing has
been decided respecting the Ministers Of
War, Marine, and Finance. Leon Say will
probably not join the Cabinet Spuller will
be Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
TIE DUEL.
PARIS, Nov. 12.-The duel between Paul
dc Cassagnac and AdrieN Montebello, occa-
stoned BY an article published in Lc Pays,
has taken place. MontcbeIlo was slightly
wounded.
, 1881-11-13
GERMANY.


LONDON, Nov. 12.-Smalley's special says:
The best German authority represents
Prince Bismarck as sincerely resolved on
resignation. The Emperor resists, hoping
for all arrangement with Rome under which
the Ultramontanes may support Bis
marck in the German Parliament with
out asking for the repeal of the
anti-CathoIic laws, which Bismarck steadily
refuses to PROPOSE The English Catholics
say that no movement could be so favorable
for negotiation with the Pope, considering
that he can no longer depend ON Austria.
The same reason is urged for soliciting 4 re-
newal of diplomatic. relations between En-
gland and the Vatican. ii.
SOCIALISTS AND N1lIu1sTs ARRESTED.
:. 70 the Htsters 1ssoctat.d I'ress. :.-
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Seyeral Socialists at
Regensbers, Bavaria, have been arrested
charged with connection with Swiss Mill
lists. The police have arrested at Zosnowica,
Russian Poland, tnan with French pass
port, and sent him in charge to Warsaw.
The prisoner confessed that several Nihilists
, 1881-11-13

LONDON. Nov. IA dispatch from Odessa
says: "Railway traffic III Central Russia is
greatly iinpeded by tile snow, which has
prevented the sowing Of winter wheat, cs-
pecially i'll the Government OF k&iarkotF."
MOHS.
A Vienna dispatch says: tin view Of the
popular excitement in the Province of
Tscllernigoif, whose leaders i'll the recent
disturbances are shortly to be tried, the Rus
sian military authorities have issued the most
stringent Instructions to the troops to fire on
the 1nObS, II necessary
, 1881-11-13

4 BANQUET AT TUEly.

Il BANQUET AT TURIN.
TURIN, Nov. IA State banquet was
given here at which King Humbert was pres
ent. The Archbishop Of Turin, in the course
OF his remarks, said that he and his clergy
daily offered prayers for the King.
, 1881-11-13

4 EflsCCLATs-
LONDON, Nov. 12-'rhe Porte has issued 4
circular relative to the continued neglect Of
the stipulations Of the treaty Of Berlin in re-
gard to the Danube fortresses
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PORTUGAL.

a MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
LISBON, Nov. 1.-THE Portuguese Minis
try have resigned. Fontes Pereira de Mello
has been Summoned by the King.
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! fess the deed, with all the circumstances
which led to it, or whether he shall preserve
his silence and go abroad for the remainder
| Of his existence. It is said that the probable
cause Ut the murder was the conduct OF
Lieut.. Roper toward n female relative OF his
slayer.
MRS sCorT-SIDDOSs .
| has, III {: great measure, retrieved her repu-
tatlon by ller charming impersonation of
Rosttli'ld In . As You Like 1t'' at the Hay
market, which is rs great a success as
"Qucen and Cardinnl'' WAS failure.
Horc1cAULT's ADAPTATION, "M1s1r,"
formerly played at Wallack's, New York, is
described by critics as weak play, given BY
strong cast, 1t will not have long run.
PRINCESS BEATRICE
has given $1,000 o1lt OF the proceeds of her
Christmas book to the support of the Bel
grave Hospital for children.
A. s1fIpFu1. OF DHUMMERs. .
Now that the Ceylon has been dispatched
on voyage round the world with about
forty passengers, some enterpristng gentle
men i'll the city are about to issue Il pros
pectus tloating an Industrial exposition
to visit the principal ports OF
the world in order to sell
the exhibitors goods. 1t is proposed to
charter steamer OF 1900 tons. On board
will be an army Of COMMERCIAL lnen with
SAMPLES. The voyage is to last twelve
months.
WALT WHITMAN.
a rumor has reached the -1thcnTuna that
Walt whitman is about to visit England.
OPERATIVES ON \ STRIKE.
10 the TtsttTn Associated Press-
LONDON, Nov l2.---Tllree thousand opar-
atives Of the Statfordshlrc potteries are on a
strike.
OCEAN STEAMER DISABLED.
The steamship City Of London, for New
York, has returned with disabled boiler.
MACDIIN INTEREST IN THOSE AMERICANS.
The Pau lnll Guzettc lcvotes a leader to
refuting the recent article Of the st. james
Gnzctte, which deprecated the displays OF
sympathy between England and the United
States, and made a vigorous attack OH Amer
lean institution and ideals of life as tending
to produce dead level of mediocrlty. The
P0u Mntt Gazette, in reply, points to the
fact that the farmers rightly and necessarily
outnunlber the scholars i'll new country as
a sufficient answer to the charge. 1t |
points to historians, such as Motley and
Prescott: to poets, such rs 1ongfellow and |
others; to one Of the profUunlest and most |
original of essayists, besides the hnmorists ]
and novellsts, who have obtained popularity |
here us well as III their own country, all pro-
duced within a century in new country,
with no capital, in the European SENSE of the /
word, and where literary production is neces-
sariIy confined to a few places.
RELATIONS WITH FRANCE,
The Times says: Despite official declara-
ions. 1t would be atfectation to deny that the
relations between France and England have
ately not been quite as cordial lis formerly"
rlle Times is inclined to believe that the new
Cabinet will have favorable effect on these
Citations. Galnbetta is not likely to commit
himself to the policy Of q timid and yacliat-
ng isolation.
1IQEOS-SHooT1SG MATCH.
III the Gun Club demonstrating match to-
lay between Dr.. Carver and Archer, for El0O
side. the RESULT was draw, each killing
lincteen out Ut twenty-five.
, 1881-11-13
INDIA.


Is.IIN ltE LAST.
BOMBAY, Nov. I2.-IIeavy rains occurred
in Mysore, and the prices Of food have
consequently fallen % per cent Anxiety In
regard to the crops has abated.
, 1881-11-13
TUNIS.
THE EXPEDITION,

q. PARIS, Nov. 12.-'The expedition to the
south of Tunis will be gone two months.
After this only 5000 men are to remain in
Tunis. 4 local mixed army will then be Or
gauixed,
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BRITISH NEWS.

THE COMMANDER OF THE ARMY.
.Sseetai Cdbik.
LONDON, Nor. .la--Jennings' special SAWS
a determined effort is being made by me
Radicals to dr1ye tile Duke Of Cambrider
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To the 1rkstfrn AssociatcG 1sryxs.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1..-t1lnong the applications
for fixing judicial reut recorded are $50 on
the estate of Sir George Colthurst, OF Cork.
The Land Commission has resolved ill aIl
cases where notices have been served on or
before today that it will note the app!ica-
ton. even it it sits until midnight. This
greatly increases the tenants facilities.
The number of applications to the Land
Court exceeds 5000.
THE ELECTION IN DERRY.
Mr. Dempsey, the proprietor of the Ulster
ErnnlnCr u!lu Northern Star, of Belfast
consents to contest the County Of Derry III
the interest OF the Parnc1lites i'll the coming
Parliamentary election.
Parnell has written the member of Parlia-
nlent from Wicklow, incloslng a subscrip-
ton, and hopes that hunting will not be
stopped.
RENT REDUCTIONS IN MONAGHAN.
The Monaghan Land Commission has
rendered decision in all pending cases,
granting III nearly every instance reduction
OF from 10 to 20 per cent in rent
ARRESTED.
Hogan, President Of the Kilkerrin branch
OF the Land League, has been arrested.
=: s1N SUSPECTS
have been removed from Limerick iail to
Cionmel Jail. The force OF constables guard
Ing the Limerick Jail has been replaced by a
military force
ONE or MORE REGIMENTS
now returning from Natal will proceed to
Ireland to relieve the marines.
AT A BANQUET TONIGHT
Earl Spencer. Lord President of the Conn
Gil, said: Every Irish grievance will be re-
dressed. We shall extend to the Irish nil
the privileges and liberty we possess, but we
are ready to SHED our blood against repeal
OF the uniou''
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il, the St Paul, Minneapolis & Man
itoba Company, has secured privi-
lcges and is exercising a tyranny that
are both retardine settlements anu exciting
the people against Canadian rule. The
older provinces are peopled in the main BY
old countrymen wflo cling to British insii-
tutions; but the Northwest contains mot
Icy crowd that cares more for its own ma
te:al welfare than for any st.itimentalities.
Mr. Smitl, falls foul Of Lord Dutferln, whom
he calls a Jingo," and alleges almost in so
many words that when his Lordsl1ip was
GUyernor-General
HE FED TIE CANADIANS ON FI.Ap-DooDLE.
The Saturday ReUict0 Of today defends
Lord Duflerin, and says that Mr.. BIaine's
dispatches on the Panama Canal ;lnd the
struggle between Chilli and Peru are more
aggressive and more arrogant than any doc
uments ever issued by the English Govern
ment i'll recent years.
LEFnuY, THE MURDERER,
Nr. Dntton, Lefroy's solicitor. is preparing
a memorial to the Hume Office. askin,, for
communication OF the felon's sentence ~, tho
ground that he WAS insane when he committed
the murder, and that there is insanity in
his family. Lefroy is opposed to THE
course, and sticks 10 the story that Mr. t;old
was Killed by third passenger, who Jumped
trom the train. The officials at Lewes .JaiI
say he Is quite unconcerned. Yesterday he
asked for writing materials to nrn-
pare statement of his case
and 1t is thought this f.. NAV
bea full confession. In any case lie will he
hanged OH the 29tll inst Speaking Of Lefroy
the lawyers here are greatly Interested in |
the trial of Guiteau. We gather from, tl,e
mcaere cable dispatches that his counsel viii
SET up Insanity, personal and hereditary.
Under the Scotch law the courts do not er
into the insanity Of !. prisoners family. Int
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pnint was he absolutely clear-tl1at
the nluzzlc must be clapped OIL
The minority of the House Of Com
mons. The Ministerial Radicals are almost.
to 4 man in favor Of the cl0turc Simply by a
bare majority, but the probability appears to
be that power will be given to the Speaker anti
the Chairman OF the committees to "nalne:'
Il member for anything like willful OBJ
strucllon, sucll naming" if backed by tie
result Of division without debate, to ex-
ciude the offender for a month, while a Sec.
oild conviction should exclude him from the
whole session.
JOHN BRIGHT.
On Wednesday Mr.. Bright celebrated his
10Th birthday. There are to be grand doinys
at Kockdaie-banquet. torcElight process
slons, and speeches. The electors of Dir-
mlnghAm also intend to commemorate the
honorable gcntleman's twenty-five years.
representation of the borough in Parliament,
NAVAL i
The announcement Of the proposed in
crease OF the American navy Is generally dis
cusSed. The Ptll Null says: 1.-The lesson
i'll naval construction which Americans adj
mlllistered to US sonle seventy years ago
may still remind US of the advisable
lty OF carefully watching any change
in the organization or development of the
United States navy. Its fully time that our
should realize the fact that the
strength Of a navy is not i'll huge iron-cIads
only, nor in crawling small craft, but in q
certain, perhaps a large, proportion Of fast
and powerful cruisers.
-. 4 MYSTERY.
=: 1t is rumored in military and social circles
in London that the murder Of Lieut., Roper
1t Chatham, which was surrounded bv 50 !
11ucii mystery, was actually committed by
me OF. his brother officers, and that the
murderer. is in secret consultation with
lis relatives and friends as to
whether he shall give himself I'D and con
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years Of nge, l,n we'll deserves the snbrEHtet
ot th9 boy Preacher, for Ills n tgppsarants,e w., u
s',iall held, ifuIi. clus,"rr!ppcd air, RESTLESS
bluu eyes, III, Uehr,l, nmKulir. shoulders, nnr.
rnw eIle*t, iarea lai,tts. a'Nl fsst n!,nt'st HMt
S tay pEcp%'S s S eD,s s sy WssaS s Ta % sit Esf
ills man, and m, willing to say i,iat licretu.
fijru Ga,t: misi,ltige,i Him. ,1ie Is lnt. ~
iannic, bit d p,lse; f,onest eMl liuslasi.. While
!nekna The n0qtie.ice of l!e.cltrr' he lIas : aII
soil. iic rininis iiD 1nsI;ip HalleticnttDt, nor
nttutnpts tiio l,io,hnieuI l,rccisioii 1T liam.
mnnd. lnd llArrstfi. tlie physical lfcsclee
M Ainply Mo w9,!l pfnSc @ osGion @ hinsG Ahi. H.
ssf af, .r rGyangess IL, & .oli liz ,u'rncir M.
@ ess q = t&s '!;!s e:''..', ss' + SS ss'|sss
e rensiS tn lncs Of scrS ri 'trat?ifhs u
oi. !o II ~ SX'te M y, ,yny,' MMy snc",.
o,, !o Y, ,,tm ,n a .he ''c'''''s' "'''' ''ee''7
When Chancellor ravy hal concluded Ills
acr"lol''
THE i1':v. I.yw. 7. M'Ml'ft.ES. ~ n,, ,
canp forward, rcn,l hymn, a,Id tltoit lctl Il,
S5ysr: 1Ssss ~ f%G a.9s" j. Hs fsy = yrs s 49, ~ s
WIS tia lC;tltl1 rpyiynlisL IN lrilia, ni,,l ,ir
lighted tO seo lils llnnlr III print as the WILD
;sv 1san , m GsS t MSr'9 t te fSn faS ne rsna,e E.
o,s; ,oWsysr. sa oy III wv ssrt Or e. Tin oii s
j. u. tlynu, a nnhltn Catholic trentl, rNl |ictl
Me. for Ills tiusrrtion 1t the Ar,ny., Nc re.
inrsel: "'rltyps sOt!ters. enough GUw1l
there to- wllp, The flelGi devils, a;sl ! eM.le
bhGk i9 lssp wllip yolt Molini' 1 Gaaii"lM H. acs,
H.. Mra!lllicnS prayt5, Mas "iMt .,t,,. nM1 ~
br9tier GesGrlpe NJ IL ,iisea rintMsh''s, ;tss
sa'ct I 1ct' M ',ro,1. qrs,,,, ,'a J."
nerna nMr,aliiK s'!lest OH a1.S 'GMlsMe, n.y.!
!fn,' every lMrt q t!io c9sg,uHa.tvm W. eai'.u ",
{,le .appf0vlhG Ait,em m'ia :. itFi ~, w.
l y Wsmt Mes inlent; ,f.;ar"'o ~ y, 1irntnrr f"U
f9r. lat wofk 9eInE n!egasea II - ns ,a"tngr ~.
JafflSoil. ~ ANIL tprmMtn " ~ IInS''s fi AIT
"'llnnetc9 hilass!i M'u toiu .,.,,s, :" s 1'.oa
,HolaihR III Ills nan" II 1'l'o pt,nci s,s'ea
"ffANtllsoS's SOSdS OF jEscs."
The 1}ny l'reugllcr, with 4 bright smile
| llltllnIMlnE Ills features, Skipped tip 10 tilc
, 1881-07-19

"A pound Ut hauatlas asQtltalals mora nutrlme'le
tklHn QhfQg rUitild4 Uf neMF Or inhy p0llltliA Nf
lfUtllncs, whku ia tinutl IL II IN aycry Ac1sF 1t
tho word fnr supcrInr to tho hest whfMtc HrGAtl.
AlthulEn 1t Hfuwys spontaneously throughput
tho TrDl,tcB, When cultivated lts ylHtd n rrohH'
lOMa, tnr An afro nj nriNInd plAnlt4l with hMlHus
will return, nClAil[11E 10 llnniH'ltt, ns il!uch
food lnatertal ~ thirty .thrco Aurvt VI wheat or
cysr 10y a.1cas u G1.a..s 'rho, ,m,,s.,a. t!,sn,
.ist wIthont IT, IL lsrssli 4 u she nrtneipnl fund
In tho l1,allia Ut Cuba. 1Atltud. III lhc lMtlet
country. thu .xar:planiurs Er.lw urahslrls nf u
0xprrssly fur thu CONSUMPTION Mt ihc!r
slavcs, Evory dizzy each hai!a receives hls
rntion Ok salt ti5h or .flrlcd hcef, ~ the
fs' two pa's. .T IT ho saaa@s s sos .hu t. caS n
rlsnt4i.. t0t ,uut,l !atsly thors was 10 hich
word M banann-is divided 4ntu several varlu-
tIos, AIl VI Nhcb nFu uErti for fuul, Tho ptntln0
snauzAntt0 ~ a slull!, delsair trhits ',Glthe!
lunKer nor stuulrr than y laly's f'ttetllnpE. 1t
II the most delicious HnA pr1etl Ut Vii tho ~.
riotlr4 Of tho plantatll, III nlA!lno Ktilsle,,
tAaltd by US tho hHnaua, !. probably moro in
aein nand than any other kind. = II suhdty!t!e,l
arp the yollnw md plrplo ns.nanaa W. see l's
tGetlicd by ihe nataves Vt tho Tropics that Il IL
seldom eat1n bY tbtu. III piattllD RrAtl'lu-
known n ua w af,npby tho plantsi His alxt sttb
divided into varIclic1 which arc known by theIr
saver atIl their klzH, The k,ttl lhat rtIchos our
market .ts ulnltb*t ten tiFchc$ tnnE. yet nh Ito
lAthnllla Of NarItn thoru arc pAutalnA tint EruW
irNm elEttecn tG twGuty.twl lnehe1- IAcy Mre
never pmtCu tAw, but NTs GisheT t'oe.l Or roasted
ut are PrepaFtl III preserves,
, 1881-07-19

On tho slh Of february. at . o'c.ook IN tho
evening. tho 0aoars in el1arvS q! tao pollcv.s!s;
5so ~ tS H9 70 ~ V,,;,w sts; isa% w'r @ str! @
ill statcsnont Ut tho iesk; "siy Manu- y FOLK
I.etaHttru. Twas bur0 IN Paris uu May =, lSAt.
sse s y for ths ."as,isr q sjSie y: TSep hass
kIlled with kutf0i at tho llutol i!l nnubs."
.. ns tsss r. ae S as n
aHy lru!a q what hc asta. n Itoom NJ. 4 q
aOomi1iaIie MURDER. hsd boon committed.
O. SS sy a. Ss Rsxs 9sto1i py Ct o sS l;
oi the nssas'n's fingers. whiei, had loea caru.
aa..s.y tSy xS oa ts.
lNumt III tiena i school c9py.book marked y. TIE
rss s s ' IT. mTf ~ Tsss s sossa sseSSse tso g., r. oy
tIs ,nur.icr ihtuugn tho sa9ats Of m excited
shoir oniy child, AT tho polies- station, I.e.,
:;' J; n; s;s n; IL ss I'D .; f Il. s;
s!,sat' s. a = .5s i!as aXSSsSr tsseat ths highly
serday;, ilnJlng ,uyss!fE Ecnnl!ea.: ,sy say
VA suddenly theS thou,Eht et kitltux i
hs .ho nosr sar'i ii,sio Sey whm klis PaInx Ii,t.
III thq airuet, 4liuxs1 hlla y steel vual,l, a.,a
s Whe WE hs W. j" ny roa ~ ts & IL
hands behind hIs hlck, ~ thoiIxhtn sport. Thot,
h sa4sSEse ssn Ss sfys p1Ssa Sat s E xS
'u n,' to t1s ssaalt shs lee5. lid soai many Hev,
81 .a + aS n,S Is tsS liz saesas
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eysn i il wvFv uot. ala soo youax tor tho scat'
, 1881-07-19
CONTINGENCIES

Tint Would Arise in Case Of fsarflcld'#
DcAt1t-The Stollk-Grnbbcrs PcrfcGf-
ly Willing to Exchange Arthur for
Garfield. -...
"GAth" writes M follows:
LoSa BlsAScu, July lU.-It Is not to DO de-
MED that two small types Of tle population
look OIL the Presidents illness wltlloutnppre-
llUnslotl. First of these II the Olct-seekcrs
Ut tho Stnfwnrt faction, particularly III New
York Slate, who expect the ,iow Collector Of
Port, and perlmps tho postnrustcr.General,
ure mwartIs. Besides, Vice-rrcsitlent Arthur
ias a very Inrge porsonal following, ll,ado up
Of 'oxpcctants: Willie not particularly wish
lng i'll 10 Gartleldtmnuy Of this clpss Gill. SEQ
good contingencies for themselves and incl
dcntally, ot course, no EreRt evil to the cofn-
try .if Arthur should bccDnlo President
TIlore Is also u considerable social following
who never thought 10 get near a President OF
The United States, but, seeing Arthur within
ono OF 1t, md II very frnii lifu standing be-
/, tween lin a,ld That great post, they 60 nbout
SaylnE that VIC viii liavc very good rresl-
dent even II Garfield sl0ul,l tie.
" It would sgoIll,'' s,tid II goltfcri an to me
to-day, that ulv East enil mover ltnye my
more PrcstiNntS unless ttey G1lna tu the
ofcu by some such accident rs Arthur. Ihu
Inst man IN the Enst to ba nominated for
l'resltcnt WIS Samuel J. rilstel!, hut llt liad
tn 81, to 81. Louis. To- ascn,nplisli i, and llo
vutes. THU other tylN not gl10n!y ut tliB
| prospect Of Garfield dying Is the bear eln-
ment AMONG tho brokers amt spectators III
Wall street. These have beun designing
tho ptlSt tWenty-iDur hours hnyu started n1t
eyur more, vigorously ..tlal! nycr, OIL The
strength of, tile plysciails' bltlUlll,s nbOilt
tic ,'lgl! s.ato ct hls pulse. sAying tlat l,t,
, 1881-07-19

Capt. 1'pal l&oyta,l, Of swimming fame. IN
i siocK .ol 81. JaroDs OF I'll NY bout, Rll'i |
haya but llttlu trouble. 'Fr0ul constant OK
p0sure 1 ala s0n!ewi'At subject 10 rl,en!natle
ua!ns. anu nothing would ever helellt inu
edy. I. would BpoMer do Without food for
days than be without t!IIs remedy for ollu
l!nnr. l4 fact, would not attempt tslp
, 1881-07-19

nsnn1InR amount OF buIltlDzlnR, tho farnor 10
scared int> giving his nnso to .at.agy tho forged
papor:, usrr at,Ntl tnyp hceh takcn ,Umt nt
iu f1r,u, Itlvca,Al Farmers wn,;Ii it, wilt IL
hewhrn OF thBfn, !f II IA uhly II alu Tim slautEun
III readiness for tho AUeuIld nNti.