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, 1881-09-02

mora tit coi{ - * TO tlo this than lie ts to
perform my ~ s!|cxcc,1tiyc net. A simitnr
nt,ferti,u, lsjLEa.f 1,v ANNA metni,ara ~ ti,a
Cabinet n1gs3Y asking him To rail IN
Gen, ArUe1S.Io tnke his niacr IL
is t|,ouHS 2 35t]tat Tho mera reouest
wm11d he Ell ,,nfnyoratto cifect an thu
mind If PRESIDENT. 'rlyprefore II IL mt,
likely that anY conclusion will f,a reached in
Tim premises f,ntfl tbera il mn nhsnIu,e npcea-
stty TINT snrrho,ly ahnll he Mt tl,a hcotI of
tlu Executive lAnartnent tn perform the
functions or tIlB u:licc,
sam oy: or THE GAn1xrr.
referring tn thts subject: "1t fs tra TINT t1,e
subIrct Inv hcrn It,itler consideration. int Il
Ina ,,o+ i,nnn toc,tln and Ia ,,,t Itt,nv T., In
''.'' NV oce' "set"eu' ""u ~ ~ w. Hhe'5 ~ w
NJ f,resehl. of until lie l'reslacne IS very
1''t'clt "ufse' Nhethcr the constitutional
nllshofES 10 10 so Is clear or liot,
there nre other grave reasons why sticIl q
stcp sfioul,t mt be taken until It sllnIi be-
co,uu t,uperatIy,.1y nccessory. Nh ma cnu
', s'' s''' 's1. ~ Ent ,',1 ''1 Nv np n,e ilss
'!eht: IL might XII MN. VIC 20 not .a'l'ler-
stand wlint effect sncll MI abalicatfon Ut
puwer might Iayr uDDn lin. It might |lnye
n f.ta1 rjrprt. 'rl,r snrur,;,,s nv, mt ,,re.
n,."t ~ ~. ,,,,. !, .,.s,,I, 49,. ts... a,.,I
Until That does t'cfnitly appear, Of course no
member Of tho Cnb1net would 10 willing to
incur s,,r1 n pos.Ih]y futnl rtsk.n
,,,...,..e,nx
r.. A.. ,r..,.-, 80.
10 "@ ne,e'a .'1soe'a'ea i'ess.
confidence III the Presidents recovery Is be-
iug restored, tho subject OF executive bust.
,,ns. Is , ,,oi,, ,Ifs.n.s;T ,nd IL. on,,uoo,;,,,,
..,.n :. ~. ,s,..'tI,., Aut ~ ..,.t,'..
, 1881-09-02

TnE French Republicans aro working Wig
oro1lsly to secure tho election Of their calldi-
dates In constituencies where second ballots
ure necessary. III most instances the 1sepul-
]lcaM candidates who sto0d highest OIL tho
polls then Will bo tho candidates at thu sec-
ond ballot elections, tho other Republican
candidates retiring In their fayor. Tie "re-
ncttonartes l.avt, III most instances, with
drawn from whit they regurtl rs Il hopeless
contest. Tho Republic is in tho asccndency,
and Donapart1s,u aud .Hourbunism sccln to
be dead III Tru,tce.
, 1881-09-02

HA1iE's IN st-.to WV ~ A4'i' ''.'-'''
M':S1S. ~
~, .'t.',.,.-...s ~ s'.t ,a - .h,,
r,,,,rt t,,"t th.. f,rhu.t hns .nns,,nrcd lin
coi,l',r NJ a rti,ur' prfvotr.Sprrpturv Uruw,,
,rns ~ o,,ntnu tint tl,r s,lirct ,,nI ,,ut ,,e.
snrI,,,,xir cn,,si,,rr,al hv In t.nI,tnpt rx,rnt
In thn sr,se flint thny Ind ro,,sl,Irurl tint ~
t,ov ,vnMid nnv ntl,cr contingency lint might
arisa Wr i,,.w,, ain sn{,i tl,nt ttrrn wns
.s,,r.o,, INV n,,lria, mi, 1T i'm Whitr l,n,s,,
'"w ;r,mr,, is ~, nt,;c1.I h,,sinss. nf nnv
,.,,i +ra,a.,,',, r.', 1,',a ,'...,,, Inf ,...,
",,,,Iieotiors fnr ottt,n sinra ,hc I,rnsi,innt
,r", si'nt r,,t thus. ,vu,, dining lin ,Iovs
Wis.,. 'u', n.. ,v"s s,n,wsr tn In ,n,,,1vns
"">" -. "'~' ""''~" '.'.S."'
IhENE .AhH a uoon . ,, AA"t ntoiaE1 ; -
III c'!ea,atoA w " usu ".sc"Ss'u'.a n.,u oy
t'o C"u''ea eo1!eefHn'h '.o "''' '!'Ap''ts "
cn!!inE on ftse-rfes'ae'it Arthur "a hefiofh'
t'la 1eatlcs VI the ifes'ae''cS' 3hefe 'h''e
t'ech 1,ilny uuoates afllof!E tho htelnbers VI
the cab1l'et "Ii lhls snb)oe1' ~ tnere laase
1eell al'h}ss nj satel''se'lt naen' l1!e!o has,
however, been t"' col4ctas1oh rcacaie'i, anu
there d1es nut seelii 10 w a',y pEobtol1ltS
tllut tlieFr ht6ll VII! W. 30 lat as Gun W
lerl,csl, ttere Is nothing de1haladtpE tlle !ln'
mediate aet'on Ut tho l'scstnent'' f'lere nfe.
lntleetl, many Questions a"ssitlllg Ills t!tesiot,
aMl 1t would bo very convenient u there
could he executive nctlon III olleo ul' matters
Ill several departments.
\ NuMuE1s OF CHANGES ARE pEs1nAnLE,
, 1881-09-02
FEELING,

NEW HAMPSHIRE: SOLDIERS.
DosToS, Sept. 1.-4N thu Ncw Hampshire
reunion OF the Stato Veterans, resolutions
were adopted expressing deep sympathy
Will, President Garfield In hts af-
,Iictlun anl admiration for. Ills patlent
hsrais!,l anu solhtcrly forttude;
NIT. II, behalf Of every surviving veteran in
New HAMPSHIRE nrslent llope for his final
rernycry. and atldln.; tu thcir own sympathy
that ur ti.eir wivrs and mothers with Mrs
t;a.tiu!d III her nftilcltu1l. q
, 1881-09-02

Ex-CoSg1,EsssAS li1:Sl,H1CK u. WRIGHT.
who lEns been c0ntisctl t0 Ills bud for tho
pnst two months with dropsy, Is reported tn
DO In Il very critical condition. Ills death Is
hourly expected. All hupc OF Ills rccoyery
Inns been abandoned.
, 1881-09-02

DunrNGs tic last no1tl, lhore were received
ut the Cook County Hospital ISL patients, ,1ld
l,3s3 patients wero treated thcro during tho
same time. Every ward IN tho hospital is
oyercrowdcd.. Fully tour-lifths Of those
treated arc strlsRcrs to tl,o county. A1lti
ntany OF them uro rccently.arrlvct lnnl-
grants. Malarln md typ!lns-levcr arc tho
most prevalent diseases,
, 1881-09-02

EpwAnD 3. Gn1DIl:y, Tho ncwly-mnrr1cd
Dloomingtoniun who WAS sued for breach Of
promise by Miss Farley tew weeks nRo,
compromised yesterday by paying tho young
lady. through his attorney, tho sum Of $4,000.
Miss Farley lnay console herself with tho
Thought that $4,000 Is better to lscr ttuM hlr.
Gridley would be,
, 1881-09-02

"
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, d. C.,
Sept. lat tluif-Hlst q Secretary DfAfnc
se,,t tt,o following .'Ispatch:
10 io.tti', Ifinister, L"m'oH: Tho President con-
lluucs 10 do well In his cutting anL digestion, uul
swollen gian steadily improves. hts. In tho past
tw4:nty-four hours, he has ilsat!a nu substantial
progscss in his general condition. In tho l1ldg-
tncnt Of his physicians. however, te stili hollis
lhs GROUND gu1ncsl Sunday nlNi sit'nlay last.
Ills pu!sc End temperature thttAy hnvu shown IL
marked lnercaA, uvcr tho reeArl Ut yesterday.
The weather has brcu exceedingly WARM nul
sllltry, and this rl,uy account for tho attSefsu
changes ntttesl. Eyan III thu September elimntp
ot Washington, sachfan oppressive thy as ttlls
has bee.l rarc. liI.AISi, Secretary.
, 1881-09-02

AN explosion iii tic gas.house OF tho Cut
lcr House at Grand Haven, Mich, yesterday
forenoon fatally injured j. d. Cutler. brother
0f tho proprietor of tho hotel, badly 1nrt
J. II. Spires, ntsl slightly hurt tho engineer.
Tile g,s-l,ol,sc was siIyerud to atoms.
, 1881-09-02

TnE steamer Augustus, from New York
for Newcastle put Into Dover l.ouds yestcr-
.lay with her bows stove in and llcr fore
compartment full Of water. She Ind been
In collision at South Forcfnlid with tlle
steamer Hector, OF Liverpool, which was
alsu considerably damaged.
, 1881-09-02

Ir Is believed Tint tho loss Of lIfo cnusett
by thu wreck Ut tllo Teuton OIL tho South
Atrlcn,l coast was not ns greRt as ut first re-
ported. 4 bout containing tilrco officers,
two tircnien, two sc;lllicn, and cnolto ar.
rived ut I. polnt OIL tho coast not tar from
tic disaster yestcr,Iny. They say that Il.
their olintol, anothor boat containing thirty
women aud Children will yet nuke tho coast.
Most Of tlloso who persisted werc cnigratts,
, 1881-09-02

T1tE steam-barge Oeca,,a arrived at tlIls
port yesterday from lay City, Mich. will, 1,
cargo nj la,7M Darrets OF salt, tic largest
curgu Of the l;tntl ever brought llcrp. Tllu
Oceuna is new buat, and thls was llcr ilrst
trip across tile lake.
, 1881-09-02
NO IMPROVEMENT.

Special Hspateh Ia Tbs Cateapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Sept. 1.-The .Pres1-
dent IL no lrttGr, n1ll we uYc left somewhat
III tlonl,t whether Or not llc Is worse. lie
certainly has guIncd ITO strength. aittl the
public arc beginning to l0so corli.tencc III tho
constantly repeated story that 10 maintain
lis ground Is TO. gain. Few common people
believe It. They all say, in l.on'ely illrase.
TINT II he is only holding Ills own his conli-
ti0n Is not very encouraging. rs lie las 50
very little to, hold. Tho uuy lias bGn1l ono Of
anxicty. n,ld It ends leaving us a11xlnlls sill.
Tho morning bulletin showed TINT tho Prcsi-
dent was restless for at least the early part
ot the night. i.
TIL: EVENING :DULLETIN
records MI increasc OF fever, whi!r the pulse
in tke ,lou1, bulletin wus' '13 beats higher than
Il, tho bulletin OF tho snsue hour yesterday.
Tic morning bulletin. too, htntctl Mt rEgnra
alltl sweating, with tho|statctnent uiut they
did not us.colupany t!StSsyi .'rl1e evening
bulletin, referring tojt unfortunate en-
preston, snys tint the morning bull eiiu was
misunderstood, artt that tIIe President Inns
had "n0 rigur," fur several weeks. 1'l,e
writers of tho bulletin certainly understand
the English language. mid
oUtIlr 10 .KSow WHAT EFFECT
their expressions ll,.vo upon thu pcurle. It
l,ts not been pnssibio for the public, ge'.-
orally, to ucccpt TIC scmi-otllrial explanation,
Of tho doctors that tho reference to "rtgor :"
was absolutely without meaning, md ttlero
las been u serious apprehension Throughout
tho day that the fever If Iust~ntght wis nc-
con,paned with what WIS slight rIg0r, alltl
that the surgeons, Touring that tho report us
to whit actually happened might get to the
publio, chose tU forestall public opinion by'
t,ut vague and sinister reference to the ab-
seuce uf cIills mud sweating. At all events,
the ,nortliny b,llletil, was
ExrllEMELy uSs.Ar1sFAcToi,
both 10 the people md 10 the Cabinet. 1t
WIS sluo to tic earnest rclnollstrauco OF tho
latter that the qualification wus inserted II,
the evening bulletin, Tile minds of tic
Cabinet ut]|eors are tonight by no means ut
case M 10 tie Presidents condition, rho
bulletins aru constantly referring back to
sot,o proytous timu fur con,purisol,. l,ayu
taken uul,,s to.tluy TO run oyrr tho bulletins
for number Of days, a,ld find that tic ex-
nrcssiu,,s. Abo,,t ns well ns lie ,yns yester.
, 1881-09-02

4 RECENT attempt to relieve the French.
garrison Of fortress oil tl,a4A 4Algcrtalt frontier
fuilcd. Tic Arabs to tho humber Of 2.000
attuckcd tho relieving force, compelling it to
retreat. The TunisIan troops III the Vicinity
refused to assist the French, and gaye CYL
t!cnco Of stroi,s ant-t;nllio 'sympat!Ifcs.
Tho situation OF the garrison IS regardcd as
critical.
, 1881-09-02

f}t:sn fires continue to rage IN many parts
"f 0ntarlo, a'nl threaten, great destruction III
various localities. Atany farmers have already
lust tle1r al al!d should the slroutf, he pro-
lo,lged hundreds Of ntllcrs will sut1cr. Tile
Inhabitants ot many Villages ara engaged In
perfccfng measures fur Tho protccttol Ut their
l,otaes from some districts It Is reported
Tint lnnliy persons. principally children,
have pgrIslleu III the flames,
, 1881-09-02

Ms1.r1S X. WALKER, I. furIncr m,ucl nj
tiEc.cd to drink, r,sislluy near ltnun, Graitot
County. Mfcll., went into one ot his fields
RECENTLY, stripped himself naked, sircd II
brnsll-llcap, and blow out his brains. Ills
body WIS recovered yesterday III Il lialf-
clarrcd condition. IIo attempted suicitie
lust June. lie lcEtn letter expressing cul,-
1Irmcd ltopelcsuess rs to himself, atld :warn-
lng his children, to avoid whisky.
, 1881-09-02

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tE-sSlt H. HAMILTON
.... IT." !. 81
EXECUTIVE MANSION, opp'. l-l":'W y. III.
, 1881-09-02
The Use Of The Plural Word "Rigors," ,"
Followed by an Explanation
Coucted In The Plural.
First Mentioning by Bliss Of Swelling
or tllc Presidents Right
Eyclid.
The Difficult Problem of Spanning the
Present Hiatus in. the E1ecu-
tive Power.



EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON j.
C.. Sept. =. ! 80 IL. u..-The President Inns
rcstcd quietly since midnight. The pl,yst-
Clans ara dozfne, and the members Of tho
household llnyc retired for thu hight.
, 1881-09-02

TnE pnst montt WIS tlic l,ottcst August
sincr 1s7.., md tllu rainfall WIS less ttlnn for
uny August tlnrlng tile past tc,l years.
, 1881-09-02

DIR Hiss Mlt.ifT HAVE ADDED
tn bis assertion ttat "whLsky savwl the
President" the statement that whisky Is
kcertnK him nltya. Tllu alct1,o'Ec eilen,nta
nrn administered every 'lny, It having IeriI
discovered n ,thy ss two agn lllat It would
nnt 'Io to suspend Them. At present. with tho
4rcnt drains lat aru lll.ttle Ull tIle system by
tie swelling, as well ~ tho Twelve iIIrites
III inlealct wound. there |. III nther cl!alleo
fur atltllng to his strength. 1lia no,Ifsls-
lI,e,,t anu stiulasll that liz takes c1nsfntte II
lW Just sufficient to ct3tlstcsact tho drain.
II ~ uSl: ur rsIE HcsIo1ts
FROM tho White l1un<c tn.lay tisat the probing
tube tlas met III obstruction about two and Il
I,alI Inches '.enrcr tic nnl.ti tlian the PRONE
Inns tIcen re:rling. II IL nlsU conjecsarctt
TINT the bail t.'.s ttrappet nbont two ui,l
half iIlrllrs. II these coMjcctures be trtlr,
ticn ttles: wnnll see.n to l'e III doubt that
p,lx IL h.{nE rctailts1 lit the further rcgi0Ns
Of tit wul1l,tt, WIlrre 1t Inst lr absorbed .ill-
less speedily reslsuvctt. II IL sllggcsted as
iUSsiblu that tllu iItgll feycra Of lust night
were tue to tho forlIIailon 0f Buel
pucl;ct, though the fnct that tltc
pls frun the swollen gts,nd iilils Its
Why iMlD the 1noaltat, as Ur. Doynton toslay
said, aI,l a!so is discharged fron.tlac nostr!s.
NJ II asserted, would Ec II sufficient disturb
ing eallHc OS even more fever tllali WnS re-
porscd tn exist. Willie tho reports from The
White House have continued to lH favorable,
yrt the,c il marked untlerGurrent of ankle
Is. II il salt. that they are mt uuty giving
tho President alcohol ly cEtn.ntu in ilts fu
nmt l,y spoDgtns, but that they l,nsu wrapped
his legs III blankets soaked lit whisky. II
such be the treatment, The condition, Must
cla,ssc fur tic better sucrt:fly, or the great
stimulation will not be or avail.
nt:. HAMILTON
IL reported to iuyc said ll,at lie regarded the
cuse III hupeiess, mt! t..nt tile President, lie
icarrtl, coult nut Hive more t'.;la torr or live
DAYS, Euluors likr this aru III tllc slr every
day, a.d are tou yaguc to receive any heed.
! Dr. Hamilton may tsuye satt! that he hoped
| for Improvement within II few tays, or tln
sl,nuI fcar the result. fur there ls ),u oucs
| tim, but that such Is. tho opinion tllut tic
| nthpr nl,yslr1a,s lave.
nm. upyxroy
this cyenInr. unou ro,nlu, rrom tho s;cl;-
r,o,n l,cIt,,, usLn,l vim, lin Presidents co,,-
d;tin,, wus. snItl. ..rfe is doin, very nicc)y.
| + lnrt lin n.lnn,,n
"Au. vol, satisfied wttl, his condition to-
.,o,..n,
Wv, ,o.,, ,.ou ,,.t.t,oa r,or,t,,t,,
,n,,., H." '.''.,, WI "e'' 'A.'""e"' 's
''"Hs NJ, H.. IT, s,,I,,., M,.' ,,,o,,t,, M,
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| n., ".,s ";,s'''H "io" N.."' ~ ~, '," .nI
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slfohse,' Nv ,.,S '''ote' nu' "e - ''o1 ''o'e
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'ttu,a t.,, :" NV .tu'!a'is u'4es ...,,., ;.
lMe'e "nsc IL" ,t'sS"M ~, as.'s -. .,,!' u"
no1 e,att"' 1'"''s' '''a' 'Aes "''" WY '"''
| ll5ea IT.
, 1881-09-02

THE trial Of tho Roy. DR.. Thomas OIL tho
cllargcs Of hcrcsy preferred BY ti.e 1Ioy. $.
a. Jcwctt md tho lscy. Robert u. Hatfield
was commenced yesterday In tho Iecture-
roo.ll of tho Methodist Church Block. Tho
llov. DR.. Willing presided, nlld tho Jury coll-
sists Of solne OF tho nb!cst Methodist diyines
of llocll River Conturonce. Owing tn the
absence OF Ills colleague, tho 1ley. ALI. Hut
field said 1t was Impossible for HIN to ur0-
eecd with thu triul, antl an adjournment WIS
tlkcn until next Tuesday.
, 1881-09-02
CLO11lI:N0':: q: N0'::~~~~.->~,~~~>-
BALLOON!
AscENsIONS!
10 Balloons
, =, oood}y Dimensions will ascend this
VI % ~ tom the roof Of our establishment.
TIE BALLOON "AjAW
.,,,, =. the first to start. Wind and weather
w. '.a,;,,lnp nsxt Tuesday, Sept. 6, will be tho
ps, p'.a;eious day for this strange voyager.
A RI w AR D a.!
Of 4 SUIT OF CLOTHES

r, ,,oy offered to nsaU nta1s or b0U
'shn ~" ,n,,i catch aud Tefua1t 10 Hs i's
"aod Nm" ortler either one Of thesc "IfiU's
pyr pgyynrrs." 1hcv ,rtl stand con.plctc
ahnui m Is feet hfnh. Look ont hoW
.,ou ,acIlc then. before their strength
!. s,wut, Ic purpose to 7'r0uittc
,he,n ,relt for q long .jo's'7.cU, so fcc
IN not fet.r thatanU one party sottt
o,i ten suits Of clothcS'
, 1881-09-02
'tnc t0 NJ, oversight II tic lnust plausible, and
will nlect with general acccptancc.

WILL HlEEt With RCIIErtll HI.t.Eltai,Et.
-==-.--:.- .--..-=:-------
1lEStAMfN u. lh:rti,,. II son Of tipn. y. r,
iluter, died yesterday ut tio resitlc,cu ur his
father. IMy View, near Gloucester, AirSs.
Tho YOUNG uau was in his a1tl. year, n,ta
was II general favorlt, 1le graduated ut
West Point 1T ISL. liz afterwards st,iItHl
oI,,r. thls fn,I ,In xa. 1,,s f,thor,s f,,:nrt,
son, ''
==~~-
TttEisE will l'u M exciting clectfo,. next
Sl1'ltta} III the Twentieth ACCOMPLISHMENT Ut
lar's. wtIero t'ani}cttst met with sttiI dis,s-
Ter Sunday week.. Tho candidates are 't'ony
hov1llon. III extrc'no lsalieal, mil II. Sick,
WIN Is described ~ t}atnbetist I'll disguise.
'it'g cl,nltccs FAVOR Reyill0hs election.
R"ct1etoft Is linking merry over the nutIcE-
-=----
1}t's1i fires continue to rage III many parts
"f ontarl", a1Nl threaten great destruction III
various localities. Mhny farmers have already
lust tllelr al!, aild should the tlroutfl be prs,-
loilged hundreds Of otllcrs will sut1rr. Tile
perfcctlnE measures fur Tho protection Ut tlteir
hones. From somc districts It Is reported
ttlat nnny PERSONS. principally children,
--==
IrFcs HATCH says that the rcccti,ts Of
wheat ut tic four principal winter Wheat
po'a's--st' Louis, Toledo. indianapolis, and
l'etr''ia-afc only 10 per cent Of What they
were last year. IIc i'lfers fFnM this fact that
lilo wheat crop OF t''ts 'yenr Is only about 10
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-22

Mr.. w. Leigh Wilson, to whom Col.
Elair the Readjuster candidate for At.
torncy. General in Virginia, wrote the
letter abusing Tie negroes, asserts that
the letter, which Blair denies writing, is
a genuine and true document received by
him in due course of mail in Blair's
handwriting, and forming 4 part Of 4
general :, rc-ponlcncc, which shows its
authenticity. He has endcayored to
meet E.air in public, bu, he always
dodgcs, 50 Mr. Wilson challenges him TO
sue for libel in the publication of tie
letter, aud promises in Cour; to prove It's
gcnuineneas. This makes things look
badly for the Readjustcrs. 1t is said
they sill lose thousands Of colorcd votes
on account Of this letter.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-22

: Tho merchants and guano men Of
Newborry say tho farmers of that County
are paying up with commondable
promptness.
Grcenvillo's new furniture fac,ory
has been in operation for two weeks,
turning out daily 4 number of articles
in the cheaper grades of furniture, ali of
which arc said to DO of iirst-rate quality
The Augusta and Knoxville Rail.
road is now completed four miles be-
yond tho river on Edgofield soil. Four
teen trestles have been erected on these
four miles.
- The littio soven-year- daughter
cd To kindlea liro by pouring kerosene
oil on it. An explosion ensuod and the
child was so frightfully burned that she
died in two hours.
Miss Crockett Hill, of Kansas, and
twenty mile race at Lawrence, Kansas.
for $4,000 on Saturday. $4,000 people
wore present, and 100000 was be.. The
Missouri girl won by half n length in 46
minutes, .h3 excitement being inicnse.
nHd tho winners friends becoming wild
with JOY. lIer mother tainted when
crroneously informed that she had been
beaten.
Congressman Tillman said to the
editor of the Aiken Journal that ho know
of valuable substitute for corn, and
that 1t was nothing less than cane from
tho swnmps He says 6 large armful cut
green is equal TO ten ears OF corn, and
that horse or mule can do four r-fiiths OF
the work IL would do IL fed with corn.
II iS not TO bo dried or stored but al
ways cut green and fed direct.
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t;nittcau.



Gui,tcau j. now in a cell in another
wing of tho Jail from where hc was when
Sergeant Mason tried to shoot Linn Oh
Sunday night last notwithstanding
his narrow escape from Mason'o bullet
he stoutly objected to being moved. On
looking in his new quarters AMI noticing
that a ncw vail had been run up. % that
I'll" soldiers on duty on the outside o! the
Jail could not practice any more II hiii.
he stoutlv objected to occupying tlic &c.
saying, III i, not a iii place for a gentle
man To he pat in His objections, low
ever. were not considered. and soon the
key was turned on him. 10 tho deputy
NOUS man has been a prisoner in this
col?' stone, the c0lorcd wife-nurdcr-
cr, WAS the answer. "W'hat became Of
him ?" Guit:cau asked. "IIc was hung :"
the deputy warden replied, right out III
that yard. His execution made a big
sensation, his head having been pulled
OH his body by the rope. Il remember
reading Of it, Guitteau answered, ..but
| never supposed at tho time that
would be the next man to occupy his
cell. There seems to be an unpleasant
history connected with all of the cells. =
Yes, answered the deputy warden
"thcrc is "A strange history connected with
tho next cell TO YOU" Excuse me-
please said Guitteau, but would pre-
fer not to hoar il. liave heard enough
already. II makes me sick" In speak
ing to the Jail guard on duty i'll his cor
ridor, Guittcau said last night: IL don't
fear these attacks that people are provid
ing for me. Go,l will protect me and
save me from injury from any of them"
Then getting III an inqnisitivc mood, he
asked, ''What do YOU think will be done
with mc?' The guard answered: MY
own opinion is that you will be killed by
some one whether the President dies or
not Guittcau's only remark was, ~
hope not.
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III O time for application for spaco i

= TT timo Tor appIicAtion Tor space IN
tho pro 1oscd exposition at Atlanta, Ga,
closed Saturday las. There were over
one hundred thoGsaii,, (, moro fcot uT space
applied for than there was space to allot.
although exhibitors were cut down to
tho very lowest limit. An elaborate pro-
gramme has been arranged for tho open
ing day, ono feature ofwhich will be tho
rendering of tho "Hallelujah Chorus" by
n choir OF five hundred vocalists, to be
made up from ihe principal cities OF
Georgia. Mr.. Chancery NJ. Cady, a mu-
sician of national reputation will act as
master OF the chorus, and Mr.. Daniel
Wicgand, leader of the Fiflh United
States Artillery Band, will conduct the
orchestra on tho occasion.
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