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The Henley keRaIIn.

Henley, July 2, IL m.-The Cornell crew
when leading the Hartford crew, by three
quarters OF sleDgth, unfortunately ran them
selves ashore after the race had lasted fully
two minutes.
HENLEY, 2:90 p. NJ.
When the Cornell crew grounded with
the river bank, they had travelled about a
quarter of the distance of the course ~
looked like winning. The Hartford c. '
finished alone.
Cornell crew in drawing for pc, "a a,
the start, obtained tho Berk's or II, sta.
ton, which is more advantsgeou nan any
other position in the Henly course.
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Remember the Union Concert School this
srHernoon att.3 o'clock, at the Table nae % N
Il, church, Elm street, "
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kEl..GlOuS,

EIpoar a -.
flhst BAPTIST ,IIuRCH-Cnrner or
lave OAK and llsrwood streets, Pr.ncbi, -
a. II a IN and $3.50 y m by Rev ID. b. RAY ID u
~ ~. Louis ) 'bbath school at a m, W ii
IN " ker, kunerlI lpnnnnL '" -, " ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03

FlR,T BAPTIST LHURCu-Corne of syca.
n,oie street and IA rson avenue, ]. n. Curry,
Jse' Tor ne morning, "lhe Gracious Ciyer -
eu.g CT Tor me evei Ing, THE Superior Bless.
euhess OF the ca rls.ian." Sunday school M a
m, All cordially invited. j L Williams
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
VIRGINIA. INDIGNATION

preston, 1T President Gsrtield lives ne will
Do the most popular president! the country
eyer has
, 1881-10-11

WIS tlaii tl,ht Ntr. Edln,,nss tnrntc.t tlie
Democracy at tile pruspect Of nlt1oythE
nrlzo wpn In the lottery Of assassination, and
suggested TINT illo greater the consca'tcnco
ut Tho uOca of Vice President. owing tu the
prcscnt pcctliar circumstances, the grenter
tho necessity of permitting. every State
10 express It's yuws. II tic Dem.
0crnts can keep twu States Mt the
tloor while they hold oyer f0r partisan pr-
poses, they call hold OH forever. Whore Is
tho Gnvcrnn.cnt then !? a Republic 0s Sonth
America woitid be better than this. II tho
Presidency, By sucl, intrigue, could he held
III the wlthgrct1 hands 0fsomc eultiiing ,nnn."
said AIR. Edm,nds as he closed. Thu lsrpnb-
licans contested the matter only cnnuglt to
show that tho Democrats were bent, Mt MI
li1znrtls, OH securing this prize, and Mt.
1Inynttl was elected by ono vote. Upon tak-
ing Ills seat lie rcntt l,rfcf, written speech.
FILL. OF TIE sstot,rlt PHRASES AMI, rll0-
FEsaIOSs
of non.pNrtisanship Of which ''o Is n n,astcr
Ills declarations TINT tho proceedings uf tho
Senate should be marked by II spirit Of uioh-
eral,on. u generosity, in respect to tho
memory Of the t'lasariOns dend, gratel
lnrst1y OF tic ears of those wll0 had
Just bpcn Witnesses tu oi,p 1f tle most u.s.
tontltltng Illustrations If ,nrtisanslip IN tho
| history Of tho Amtrtcatl col,grcss. TEo
Democrats forced n,l Adjournment without
| notifying tho President tint the Senate WAS
orgahixc,l, ~ they wished Ia consult IN thu
question whether or not they shall proceed
10 elect n Secretary before sweating III the
| three Senntors.
, 1881-10-11

1v,.,,,vor..s. = = m n,t 1o-,r,,oro :. y
NAsnlSutoS, @ -. ~; ue.. . au.ma.use ~ ~ u
great ueal Ut l,ataYorab'a con'iltellt Ill ar.ny
circles md out Ut them OIL the proposition
t:cnarnl o.or Tho hro,s nf tHirtv ns,1rcrs of
a"r,a, san s,, H. ~ ,,a .,a,,,rt1
superior RINK Ill tne Vuat!esMas1ef,s uepaEs-
nleslt. An nr'ny officer gives the following
m1stnkn To sav lint t,ul. llockwntl wus
inni."d ynr t,o ,,,a", ,,v' tho ,Intn, pr.x,,ont
1ooAe" ~. u.o p'''so ~ .u -" I. Ill.,
was, 'owe'et, Nv ~ wa,'.el' ] aoMa , ~, VI. .ne
for tie coi.s,mluatton ur tic purpose was
..,u., ~, :, Il, a,,t,,,,e ,,,,I +o,,i,, fr +,,
, 1881-10-11
THE ASSASSIN.


Spstta! usp4teh to Thu tAteheo Tribune.
WAslIS0roS, u. t.. Oct. l0.-'rIla assassin
Gulteau will bu arraigned for trlnl !u thu
Crlmtnni Court OF this District sosno tlay
this week. Dlstrlct-Atiornoy C0rkhlll will
tomorrow serve lilln Will II cnlty Of tho III.
dtutn,ent, n list of to llNllles Ut thu jurors,
ul,tl u list Ut tho witnesses to ba llsG., with
tl,oir residences, III, tic trial. as required by
laM. Ills brOther.t,,.iaw, Mr.. Scuyltlu, llas
bcci, here fur H0,ne t!Ela arranging fur Ills
defense, alM eMdtavOrtng to 0btatn assistant
counsel. To-day llo callell uuoM Alr, II: Il.
3lnrrlek, Wl0 suyH Ills private business will
not permit lin to ellgug0 II, the trial, but
that. II It Is DESIRED, llu Will arguu TIC que&-
tEuil Ut tho Jurisdiction 0f Tho court for llni.
Gui:eau tUAay requested tl!at Scovlllo
TE:l.EuIsAPN GEN. II, +. NuTTEi4
and ask HIN tu taka cl,arge 0f Ills ilufonse
II le declines, MI fort wtl bo nlatle to sccura
Col. Tutten. The Distrtct-Atturney notifies!
Mr., Seville totiuy thAk lle should !ustst OIL
I'LL Immediate trlul. alul tllat atlstinft dny DO
tIxod ut tl,e t!.nn Vt tho arEnign.nclt Of tho
prisoner, antl requested htn. to bu reatly "
offer any ailIdaylts. to tho Court To- snpport
lts application fur tlln1 to kel rcntiy fur trial.
IL IL liTuhablu thu Eslltrt Will giyo t!le rrls-
uler i reasonable time, but II IL not supposed
tlltro WILL De my unusual Aelay.
GulrEAu's COUNSEL.
IL lAe irtsttn& dsxockafsl Itrefk.
WAsHlAuroS. p. u. Pr. m.-Mr. scoviilc.
tinltenn's counsel u n..icll depressed by lta
visit tD New York.: LII fund no lawyer
willing t0 undertake the defense without IN
exceptionally lnrEH retainer Witnesses nA
Washington /" trsiify. although 'Aa,,y nj,
United that they would haEe to s,ly IN Oat!
tlal they bclltiuu the assassin lnsallu yeurs
, 1881-10-11

elcc'e.l. 4 lending Dcmocrnt tonlght, SUP
t,t,seti to reflect to some eStnnt Mr..
l}hynrl's yl1ws, sal,l tnt t1,c Democrats would
1tuposo to tho Republicans tu gtyu AIR.
Slnbsr, Lie Chirt Clerk, tho power IN net rs
Secretary lnlil Decenber. 1t Is very ttuubt-
fll1 whether tho Republicans would encour-
nge such 4 movement.
THERE ANE 1Sri,rArruNs Toy1Hitr
TINT after few days, when tho Democrats
slatl linve gn,l1ptrtGA Their ntltce.grabbin1
raid III the Setlate, tho Republicans tnny prti-
l}t,Su Daytl Davis rs President prU tnnl. Ut
tl,e SENATE, a1llt raGct .hfni. This ls betn1
tn1krll Of very earnestly. although the Re-
tbnbatcatts by tlu illehns eur l'u sniA To- invc
agreed 10 IT, A[r. )hsis' husttiun Is nnt
thoroughly understood, mud II certainly
Is hot very clear. fle y0ses. with tho Rephl,-
LEANS OIL Nll tho iIiutnns t0tlny except tho
only unrs TINT wCrb Of n1iy chflsalttthcG. ll0
did nut YDte IN make Mf. Anthony President
Df THE StMaar, neither lll.l tlu yDto to inhko
Mr.. Uaynul President. The Democrats In:
stst tint lle will mt yute to remove Daynrtl
from tint position. Gut
MI,. DAv1s' ATTITUDE
Is rs much Ut n riddle tnnIght rs ever, not
withstniulflig lie tnst several yDtes with tllg
Republicans tOtlay. Tho Democrats, how.
uyUr, nro by no lneliis certnlr OF tllctr tBllre.
hild Atr. Etthtuluts' threat tflat tItosU wllu
talks thu sw6rtt tlltst perish by Tho sword ts
Interpreted by tlibnl Ia have Il pnsslbu seri-
nus meaning. However, Ms Spnnt0r VGs.
said they proposed IL tlcct President f tlle
Sunntu If they could nut keep lin iii thg
clair tUtl minutes.
, 1881-10-11

6pte1at N1tatsh "a lhe CFteaVo Tribune.
WAslllS1roS, ID. e., Oct. l0.-Seeretary
WlmE0ln, Iasc this afternoon. lssslt.i cIrcu-
lar giving sosicu tlast. after Alnday, thu l3tll
lust, United Slates bonds embraced III the
iast cal! will he redeemed In Washington to
The u,nount Of 5,0tN, ,aU, with interest tu tlnte
Ut redemption. Tho WaIl street peopls will
not cu,!s!der this very ,nuelt Ut u concrssian,
alIl Mr, Wfn.lo.n eyltlrutIy docs not care
whether they 10 or not, liz said tu 1ao to-
niyht: "I'hts amount ca,. to redeemed and
saye tAa Government $so0 Interest q day
without Interfering with tbs Treasury ~.
STRIVES. and wien this eau DO done, pfoposu
to do It," The comparatively small amount
ii the bonlls tu bo redeemed Sa,o00. .ooo, Wien
tl!e spectators dcllulule.i S:1.000.Oo0. and
tho fnet that ths redemption Is t0 bu ps,st-
pOllel Il week, 81 tnat Ilo persun III Wall
, 1881-10-11

HESATE:-EXTilA aEHAI0N.
WAsll1SaToS, D. c., Oct. 10.-Tl8 assonl-
bling If t!Ia suer1Nl session Of tho Sonato WIS
Witnessed by largu number Of persons,
who, rs early rs IL O'clock, filled tie gal~
lerEes tu tllclr utmost capacIty.
Tho desk formerly nccnplcd by Senator
burnside was tastefislly drnpetl with blauk,
wl,t1 several bouQuets 0rnanlentett desks OF
prominent Sunaturs.
The Scnntots.clect, Afessrs. Aldrich. Lap-
llnm, md Miller, occupicl scuts upon the
tluor OIL tic Republican side.
rho Senate wAs called 10 order by Mr.. liar
ris, who, utter prayer by Chaplain Bullock.
WIN alluded In feeling manner tU tho death
Ut pres!ltnt Garfield, 5onatUr burnside, AMI
Secretary liurch, said. II hava been requested
by u number Ut Scslatnrs tn both slleH Of the
chamber In cn'l thu Senato to ordor, thur WI
may pructed to business. Tho aenato will l!cnsc
culI,s u ur,tcr, mud tho Clerk will report tu tho
Etnut9 tho tHeasRg0 Of tho President, confcnln9
thia sogsun 1T tho 5anatu."
Tito following message from President Arthur
was ttun read:
OgricE NJ THE pnrstpENr or TUE UNITED
sEArF r h. @ Gill;. r irans; oss aa issewa ~ ss
copy OF tho. proclamation t1r tho conven!n9 Of
vi gxtruarlIsiary session Gf tug sGt!,!to Ct tho
n'0 Oh 'as '0'1 aay OF Cssr. CaiaSsa H.: A r.
(llcr1 follows tho proclamation published
lhs Presidents proclamation having. beon
scut, Re1,ator pun11aton moved thu adoption OF
~ Thsa sSt'mx Tnoas Isya seu.tor from tho
Staso os !'e!aware, u hereby ehosen frcasdsnt
pi sea..s Esuada 1nn saa that OF courso ho lid
nt ot!ost 20 tho present ot 1I .ns
tluntia!s Ut tho soaatoss' veet, which he thote',
''tt' 4 -
, 1881-10-11
NOTES..

Sptetdt Dtspateh tp Ihs Chicago 1rtbhns.
WAslf1SGroN, D. t., Oct 10.-Ex-Senator
Couklng lett hers thta afternoon for Utica.
suffering rnns;,Iarnhlv with. 1nnlnrtn. 1rd
f., rnd ia In ,,,rit ia tot.on sorinmalv M,
ntul desired to reach liomo rs early as possf-
biz. .....
GES. aARr1ELu's r1CrunE
Is to be ptuccd upon tho tyc-cent Interim.
tT,uot vnstuI lo,tar .,om,e A vnrv nnn m.
no'..' puo'.'. 'otto, a. H.. 49,,
CRAVING IS ho" polhg n1aae ny tne o"nAAhole
eu'apAns' ..-..-.... -..-..-. '''''
SENATOR ftAfT. or CONNECTICUT.
who lins been lmpHrfectly paired With soma
IN Nav witf, n r,,ro,,tr ahscces m hIa chest.
49, -! - ., " -, ... ~ IL: H.
, 1881-10-11
MQR1uARY.
Special Dapatth 10 1h& CHICAGO r

kpzf1aE UI1bdEth 70 TN CHTt16d 1FtpHHes
Srn,s0rlEip, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-Tho remains OF
Miss Jcnn Forsythe, daughter Of John Fotsythe,
Esq, arrived trom Chicago thts morning, ACCOM-
punlcd by alr. Foesythe who was fort,pryn rcsl-
nt Ut this city, Misses 'rusa uni Lzzlo Forsytho.
sIcssrs. David and samuul Eorsytho. Mrs. dal-
way, anl Mrs. Poor, Of ChIougo; Miss Emery, OF
1oekport; Mr, Strong and Dr. Guur1n. Ut Chi.
nigU. Tho funeral services tonk plaGc. Ht tho
rGslIcnco Of G. 81. Su,stb, Esi. ntd wero lar1ely
attended. 4 prnlMslon Of bea;itlfil! Morai ou9r-
ccuset was hatu by hor numerous friends In this
city. Tho tov. Jntucs a. Neeti. un.tor 1f tho
First Presbyterian Church, ultlctAteu. Tho re-
minis wurc placed III the fece!vinE.Tault Ut Uak
lIIIxa C0melory for future lnt0rtnent.
, 1881-10-11
TUESDAY OCTOBER es1TWEVE PAGES

SsG NJ: sssf!!s '' III 's''s: III: ! !s 's '!sssSs ss
nsnts. to whom. t'tiftcan apylIs't fer ni'ir.e,
Will lie nbLlRell to lesltfy lint !mfntt ltlo
ea,ts,, Of tieIr hrIief tllat lio wua i "crank." !"
It Is ktluw1t tint nil attnndanta NJ AIT;
illainc's llpisc mt! at tic White liuuap tlatl
orders t0 exclude him md wasctt l,fu on tho
proposition To e,npi0y Col. Robert &. lnEer-
soil ny counsel, becausq the whole Christian
worltt would bu prctuAIcHt.
, 1881-10-11

TIE CABINET.
Gt'Esst.a.
N[fESEE4.
Snstfdl Qtratsh 70 Ihf EhIfddo Tfihute.

Speetal Ditpateh TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. T., Oct, l0.-A llepnt-
l!cnn Senator WHO lsas been invited TO coli
fcrences with President Arthur snys tonight
tlat tile slnse tcicgrnpi,cd last night was fN
many particulars nce,lk,lte. Although 1t
lllny lii Sumo respects bn changed, 1t IL
certain, l,u says, TINT Mr.. Folger will he Scc.
retary Ut tile Treasury, mil That ex-senator
Howe, Ut Wisconsin. will bo In the Cabinet,
but 1t Is mt yet certain whether Mr. Howe
will be assigned to tho Interior Department
or be nude l'ostinnstor-ticncral or Attorney
General. 1t Is icinitly settled that Robert
l.l,,roln Is to re!nntM III the Cabluct. The
same reasons wlc, .p1accd liim there IN tic
frat instance will retain him III his position.
ltnow seems probable that the Cabinet l,onl-
fatIons will be sent 10 tic Senate by the cutt
uf th1s weeE.. Something ,uny det,eul on tl,n
" LUIS ~ neaA ~ ,,s',,.,s as "e'' VA 't'
actio'' ot lug ltap"ol1eh,' c@"cua ot
= THE MINNESOTA tEuls1;Aru1sE.
II That shall be held this wptIs, and select
Mr.. Window f,r tl,e serutc. the tubtuot mi
1ln,,,tn,ltr viii .,,,n in o,,,,,,,,,,;.I IN
aouD's'l5 WI so'n w M!".'neca' p's
ptous ,o' ~ "'4s "...s ''.u s,n a""'"ml o'a. ILL.,
tet'lal' II iiie ca9eus sNoultl solect my
| other lnhn than Mr.. Wlnttnm fur the
sennte, Windo'n might remain so,nowhat
'o,.sr. ~ ,o ut,, ahn @ .n ena .,"n"t uas "
lot ha'neu "'ltA ueee'uut'; LUIS u'uoFs'a!u'
ihE 'lere among the pal't'clahs IL that ar.
Window will encounter no very serious dill
Gully ta rect 20 ,,at e ~
Z. eo':e".s '.o ."e' t'.A' "1 ''p.l"' ~ |h"'
place. alld satl to me to!liKhs: :" lon can an.
uuunce taat lam candidate for tho Scaatc."
THE GENERAL. UNDERSTANDING
Is TINT tho stalwart element Is to prevail In
It Is tlcliuttly DECIDED tint Mr., blaine is not to
, 1881-10-11

Sptetat lHspateh to Tbs Chteaao Tribune.
W1AeulSarox, D. T., Oct. 1u.-'Ihe weather
was delightful this morning. n gentle breesc
displaying the t1ugs on tho public buildings.
mid the cmbletlls Of Natfo,1al mourning
everywhere visible. Tho galleries Of the
Senate wcrr t1letl Mt an early ln,,r, aild those
wl,o llnye tho privilege Ut tile tunr nsnilc,l
themselves Of It. As tho Senators casno In,
ol,e by unr. It was nbtlccabe tlmt they ltavo
bpeh enjoying their vacations, aud tall1e buck
sunbrownctl mid far lnoro healthy in nrlear-
a,lcu tllan wl,el, they left in Mny. Hoscoe
Cu,,kIing's absencu was. Of ct'1tse. noticed by
,hosu WHO lInyc seen hin occupying 4 sent
III tho worry centre Ut tho Su,lnte Chamber
during tile l,ast fourteen ycars. That sent Is
now uccupnd by Argus Camer0lt, OF Wis
cti,sin, IL gray-hcatlctl, tall, spara nsal,, who
only lacks IL kilt and plaid to make lin
perfect SeotcIlmam.
1lrrSslDE's SEAT
Is occuplc,l by Eugene tiate, Il graceful md
ready t!ebatrr, wh!la In tho pl,icc 0f Mr..
uInIne Is taGn. Fry, who occupies tho seat
which Mr.. l1nte li,t Inst spring. f.umnitis
returns ruIuyunntat, nml. although lie np-
prarelt to MISS lIta old friend as!l nlltnx-
uuist {J1llgr Thurnlan}, lie gave Uutent evil
tlencc during tf1e afternoon Of Ills ability
rs III, intellectual gindiator, strong in asgu-
lnetlt, really III retur., hid displaying great
parliamentary keenncss and knowledge Of
public alrnirs. Senator Anthony. the Re-
publican nominee for tho Vice Presidency,
sal quiet observer of tho contest, AMI
nrn,sntl him were Allison, ShcrMatl, Dnwes,
ingalls,. iloar, LuEan, I,olltns, and the other
Republican warehouses;, with the nlorc recent
ro.ncrs, Including ilnwley, Mitchell, nnl
Ginger. The Republican side Of the Senate
contains
MANY yTI'oSa MEN
n1nl able debpters, WIN will. when oppor-
tantty offers, display their strength. With
them, II mt Of t1ierl, Is Gell. Mal;oue. with
the delicate frame uf woman. nlarge head
cuyerGl with ilUwinE brown lalr. sharp.
piercing eyes ns,d u nervous manner, which
shows his revolutionary Instincts. liz calno
latc, and WAS tho observed Of NIL observers
when tho Sccreta.y called Ills natnu on tie
roll. AEr. Pentlleton, portly a1Hi gentle:nanly,
WIS tho central figure onltle Democratic side
| rs their caucus Chairman. At tho co.ls'
lnencelMent Of the session the Democratic
nominee for the Vice-Prcs!tlullcy, Bnyartl,
sat beside lin to give Ills counsel.
-rlIE SENATOR Ft.oM DELAWARE
Is u gentleman by birth and education, and q
rlgilt-mInded tl,am by Instinct, but he sees A
eIlnnce Of becoming President Of the tjniteiE
States by Deln0crntlc votes, ulld liz obeys the
| b1ti.liuy OF the Democratic party. Ills feat
urrs show his mixed Teuton and Celtic a,t.
cestry, illl he Is g0od speaker, Il we,l-real
lawyer, all the pDsscsaor Of II spotless rec
ord. Ilarrls. Ut 1'onllessup, wIlu wanted to be
President pro tcln,, Is II better parlInMelltl.
r!n,,, to WHOM tho rules and tlH ,nlnnunl art
as fami'lar us household wurtS. The 9eil!o
cratic Senators w0re Il leter,ninel iunk, N,Il
| 0ttI|ft1tflV IjtpU11f hl1E111QH. .jD1FA. Fitr
, 1881-10-11
BALTlMORE'S FESTIVAL,

DA1T1MoNE, Got. MA olear sky aud pleasant
temperature prcyat,od today, tho ttrat Of tho
threu days festival. Tho streets wero crowded
with puoplc. and many buildings "oso decorated
with Uuiretl States, French, GortnAn English,
did ltsh tlaxs and ths coit,rs Of Lurd ilultlnors.
TIC pr.uclpai newspaper offices tmke tlae igad !n
tho proceedings tnt.ay were tho ceremonies at'
Tending tho Introduction tntn tho clty Of the
now wAter.snpp!y FROM GunpoWjor htyor nitd
FrcAch Klssts OF tho ti0n arrived tonight.
, 1881-10-11
SMALLPOX.

CsxctNSAr1, O., Oot. !0-Tho smallpox In
Coylpgtop u contlnea 10 tho westcrn part Of tho
city, Tnese h1yu l,ccn 10 oasos saro Aux, II.
aud twenty.stx deaths. Tho health authorities
OF this qlty have takon precautions aaalnst tns
fec!ton u prohib!lnx tue reception tf1, rnn, cnx "
Vicinity ii thu Infactcd district. The r,lc waa
ut t,rst applied to MI Cuvtnyton. but waa very
incu,afouien1, atll wMR MuutleA 70 AZ tp not W.
ply to tic uunKeuled portons OK the csty,
, 1881-10-11
THE ST. i(llEs FREIGHT BLOCKADE,

81. LOUIE, No., Uct. lo.-Extra Efforts nFe Do-
ing made gAise the blockade Ut freight at thlt
puiut, and tho prospects nre that tho tracks Will
10 cleared Of clla IN q few uays. In tue mean-
teen directed tn receive TO mors freight toF ~.
Luu!a uutlI further orders
, 1881-10-11
OBITUARY..

LESTER GREY.
Special Dhpateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, Oct. 10,-1.estef Grey. an old aud
Respected cittzen, died this morning nt bis homie
Mt West Aurora OF typhuld-fevcr at the aEe OF
n, Mr. Grey came from Pennsylvania forty
four yonra agn, and was o1e Of Aurora's carly
scttturs. For fonrtron years h1 WIS member
Uf the City Common Council. nild las hold other
positions Ut public trust and hunor.
, 1881-10-11
Acceptance by the President Of Win.
dom'B Resignation-His Call
for ST, 0C0, 600 Of Bonds.
The Assassin 1a Afrnit OF alternating
the Christian World by Employ
Ing 1ngcrsoll.
Rookwu]l'a Oase-Mrs. Ohristtauoy's Bad
Luck-Tho President
Gnesseg.
THE DEED DONE.

Special Dapaich 10 Tho thteaoo 1r1blnF'
WAsu1SdToS, d. t.. Oct. l0.-Tl's Mlfct Of
the Democratic CAUCUS !lAs been executed.
Senator Bayard lIns assumed the duties Of
the olllce of Prcsiucnt pro teMpore Of the
Senate, and has rentt the speech of ,accbpt-
a,,cc wl,lcll lie Ind prepared before tho Sen.
nte met Meanwhile two Republican Stntes
have been distrancs,lsetl, and three Repub-
licun Senators, with their credentials, stalld-
ing Mt the Scl,nte duor, refrsett admission, In
accosdaucc viii, tile bourbon dual. The
Democrats. so engor were they to discuss
how they best might further sn.llre tii8 IT,
suits Of their grub, utter committing tic ull-
prccedenteu dseourtesy OF neglecting t1,
notify the President or tic United S;atus ttas
they 'ln,l assembled III acr0rtnnee with Ills
:all, md Ind organized md werv ready for
business, adjourned.
IT WAS y SltA3IEFuL TAY's BUSINESS,
aud thu Democrats may we'll ba restlve tlnlpr
the KEEN thrtists Of Senator Et!nunls, who
wished tileln well with their prize Won III
the lottery of assassination. There was no
substantial reason assigned by thu Delio-
ctnts for their extraordinary course. They
were unwItilng'to debate thu question, but
took the Office Mcnuse tlloy Ind the pnver.
1'hIs powar consisted In Il n,cagre majority
Of o,le, when thrco Republican Sunators
entitled tn cast votes were sitting IN tho Sell
nte Chamber ready to he sworn. 1t las been
the. habit Of tbs Democratic party IN tie
South to tisfrancllise Republicans IN ortlur
10 secure power BY nominal malorlttes. but
50 unbIusilng I'LL exhibition nf partisal,shEp
has meyer before been made In tho United
Stutes Senate. Ssltator Ed,nulltls, spraliing
for tile Republicans, war,le,l the Democracy
tl,at those, who take the sword should
Perish BY the sword, md, willis tho
Democrats totlay have bcen snylng that l,e
must take who has tho power 1t ts possible
that, before tia week ts ended, they will be
reminded TINT he must keep WHO ca,s.
TIE pnocEEptyGs
which, intended the election OF lluynr.l Ind
beo,, carefully PLANNED in tho Democratic
ca,,cus III avoid anscemly wral,glugs buth
parties agreed tl,as Senator Harris, uf Teu-
n.sscc. should be invited In call the Scuota
to order Which wus done without ol1ectluf,,
This was moor rowur.l 10 Mr. 1iarris for tic
loss OF n nomination Of t,ls caucus by tic
position Of President pro teu,, an honor
to which ,.e wus entitled by Democratic
uartv usngp. bo having been tho llnsuccess-
hi no,nfnc, mt t],o Inst session. .Phcra was
more than tho usual soieu,uTty when tho
Chnn,ain rose 10 ofrrr prayer. for tin
t,.,.. teal T., ths ,,.,,o - .h tt,aI
, 1881-10-11

Mrs. LILLY brand DUNCAN.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 10.-sIrs. LILLY Brand
Duncan, wlfo Of II. r. Duncan, Of this city, died
this afternoon.
, 1881-10-11

Special Dlspatsh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
Sru1xurtE1D, ILL.,, Oct. 1o.-Mrs, Hcster Doren
tlrl touny fron. rheumatism Of the heart nfter
Il protractct illness, In her 48th year. eho wns
born at Columbus, o.. and f,nd long resided here.
where shu hus many tricntls who Will sincerely
Muurn bur loss.
, 1881-10-11
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonK, Oct. lu.-ArrlSea. tho sllesla. from
iIamb1rx. .. 49,, :
GLASGOW, Oct. lH, - Arrived, tho 6tate Of
QnorKta, iron, New Ynrk.
I40Su1x, Oct, lu-rhg steamships ERynt and
EYalAuQ, fr0ln NnW H0rk, hAYe arrived 0At.
, 1881-10-11

To tHd u eNkFn d9tutHtx1 1'fI9ss -,
WASHINGTON. d. G., Oct. lo.-Iito French
antt German gllesls Of the Nation will Fri
tiay be escortrd by civic societies and, tho
llltlary 10 the rntmntla Ut the Capitol, where
they Will bo formally received. There will
ln tirgw0rks md lllhinatio1s I'll the even
Mount Vnrl,o1 and q reception in tie oven
ing nt tic residence OF Secretary Blaine.
Sunday departure will bo taken Tor York.
town.
, 1881-10-11
YORKTOWN.
pilUGtsAtt.


Special Uitpate'. to 7As uhttaad Tttbuns-
WAsiilxurox, y. e., Uct. l0.-The rrcsl-
.lelit will welcoine tho l'rpnch guests tv Ynrk-
towt, lcre In tho rotul,tla OF the Capitol. Tho
President will 10 to Yorktown. but 1iu will
not lnnku MI n,l.lress there. Secretary Blaine
atld tho Frchcll guests will 20 from hero to
Yorktown III tho steamer Catskfll, wh1oll las
been specially chartered. The President ant
tho Cabinet will 20 In the Tallapoosa and
thu Dispatch. while tho Commissioners and
tho Senate will 20 IN tho large steamer, tho
fornl OF these GUESTS, Gitllar oll al.lpbpnrt or
In tents. M official understanding Inns yet
been reached, but u Is generally agreed Tint
the Suilnte will adjourn over tho necessary
number Of dnys for the cefemofiy. 49,. ....
, 1881-10-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHlNGlVN.
The Bourbons Succeed in
Capturing the Vice.
Presidency.
Three Republicans Stand at
the Bar Of the Senate
Disftanchised.
Edmunly' Taunting Reference to "A
rrIzo Won in The Lottery Of
Assassination"
.Bayard Elected President Pro
Tem.-Davis Refrains
from Voting.
Immediate Adjournment Taken
for Further Partisan
Council.
Scene IN the Chamber During the
Short Session Of Tho Rump
Senate.
Acceptance by the President Of Win
dom'B Resignation-His Call
for 5000, 900 Of Bonds.
Tile Assassin Ia Afrai1 OF AlfcnntinH
the Christian World by Employ.
Ing 1ngcrsoll.
Rookwull's Oase-Mra 0hristiauoy's Bal
Luck-Tho Prcsident-0abiust
Gnesses