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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-16
COURT REPORTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Hon. D. NJ. Key presiding.
United States vs. ". 7. Hack worth,
violation of revenue law; plead guilty
at former term, no judgment, sus-
pended finally and defen dant dis
charged. United States Va. w. T.
Hsckworth and Lsrkin Hack worth,
security: same w. c. s. Hacsw rtb,
It al; and same 20. John HacK worm
al a, scf. f.: former judgment against
defendant. vacated and sci. IA. dis
missed on cO,t3-
Court adjourned till Friday, Msrct
II, al 8 O'CLOCK. :.
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HATTIE HOUSE.
4. Il. Bright, Rugby. Jno. P Rogers,
A. L. Leinart, Maynardsviile. Thos. Nc
DermoGt and son, Rogersvil!e. john II
Wright, Atlanta, Ga. J. B. Dllanayr
Boston, Mass J. L. Miliigan. Belltown.
p 2. Pesse, Louisville, Ky. D. NJ, Key,
Chatta nooga. VIM. Futon. New YORK.
John z. Richberg Richberg Zine Works.
John W. Emmert. Hagerstown, Md.
Frank Scales, Clinton. IL, K. Benson
Sweetwater. w. S. Hol.tead, Columbus
Ca
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All Parties are "a Unit on inc
State Debt.

All first-clasS smokers have fully agreed: ln"'
Chas. Kohlhase. for the least money! can lui i7l'
Cigar, to-wIt: THE Unit" out OF when u" you
blow a bigger cloud and get more comfort 'li'.,l
out of the same amount of tobacco any htf -
Tennessee. it and hush oc'"'i'
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10 McTeer & Co. will have the
largest and finest line of piece goods
ever brougt 10 Knoxville.
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JoMcTeer & Co. make the best Cadet
suits for less price than any other house
in the city.
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SAMUEL I. IRwLN. Of 1T.

SAMUEL II. I8wLS, Of Ut CreAb,
CoIs4z county. NeR Mexior, ssys:
# MY wife woula quit work as she
should st aec aga (6'), she would live
years . monument t the magic il fla
enaa OF tas Only lang Pad."- see
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For Sale.

A commodious Brick Dwelling. ,,pco,u
vi2Idtf w. A. HEN
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MOTHERS WHO HAVE DELICATE
CHiLDREE-who are subject to Group.
When your chlld goes bed v hes zjDg
and coughing, yoa know ne before
morning Group may set in aud before
yen cau get Physician, your child
may be beyond the reach Of help
ALLB@'s LUHG RALsAM sh"aIc
always be kept II your honse, an3 ht
given immetist-iy when the frs
symptoms appear, which will remove
the mucous collected in the throst, and
save the life Of your dear child.
For sale by al Medicine Deaiera.
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1900 Bags Plaster, for Sale by
w. W. WoODRUFF & Go.
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10 McTeer & Co. have the best cut
ter in Knoxville in their Merchant
Tailoring Department.
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Show Cases-Nickel Silver.
Z. D. DUNBAR,
.-- Wholesale Agent.
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We believe that TUFTS Pills are
destined to be The medicine Of lhe
word. They impart 2 power oy which
every organ OF The body bccomes
healthy. Very fen diseases exist that
cannot be relieved by purgiug the
bowels and restoring The liver 10 is
normal condition, ard for this purpose
10 remedy has ever been Invented that
has az happy m If G us these p1iis.
they never wrench the system, but
&c. mildly ald giga ton5 to Iho whole
! bolv.
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NEW Drug STORE.
McCrum 81 YeageT, Succt ssors to
Hunter Il CO.

Me Sis. McCrum q Yeager have purchased the
entire stock Of Drugs and Chemicals of the late
DR.. Hunters Drug Store, and propose to continue
the business. The gentlemen are both tho oughly
compptent Druggists and will give their personal
attention to the filling of Prescriptions and the
wants of their customers. They hope by careful
attention to their business to merit portion OF
the pubic patronage. n9dbt
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To the Cadets.

Nursing Corsets at A. D. Dunbar'e
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s. w. FRIsBlE, Of East Toledo,
Ohio, says: Il afforded my son relief,
and dispe.Ied. all signs CT this dread
disease, which has afflicted him since
childhood. I cbeerfuily recomm mend
the "Oaly Lung Pad" t. ali Asthmatic
suffereTs.-See adv.
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Hogs Wanted.

We will pay the mig lest market
price for Hogs. IUqaire of
METLER & ZIEGLER,
l26tf. West Side Market Square.
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Try Eureka Silver Polish, st
Dunbar's.
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JoMcTeer & CO. to merchants will
duplic1ts Eastern prices. Save ffeight,
expense and time and buy your Cloth
ing from 10 McTeeT & Co.
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Human Hair Switches at Danbar's
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All kinds OF stomach and bowel
troubles are cured by free use of Tate
Spring water. Peter Kern keeps it.
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1000 Oliver Chilled Plows and foil
lines of Repairs. for Sale by
w. w. WOODRUFF & Co.
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1000 Oliver Chilled PIows and full
lines of Repairs. for Sale by
". w. WOODRUFF q Co.
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2.eso Bags Plaster, for Sale by
w. W. WoOpRUFF & Co.
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pod.

Monday night, 14ta iuataut, 81 s
o'clock, in this city, Ms. 6allie
sca5es, st he age Of Is.
Funeral serviCas st the residence on
Fat CIinch street, at $50 O'CLOCK The
morning.
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IF you want a fTst~class Cadet sultl
go to 10 McTeer & Co, las Gay street
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10 McTeer & &C. use only the best
goods and trim miggs i'll Cadet suits.
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GOOD STATE NEWS.

L. E0hIhase
Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer.
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All Shoes al Cost st Gossett, Ford &
Bro =, except "SoIar Tips" for few
days. jan22dtf
, 1881-02-03

tfYedcyclopmeutl,n l,ns actually stoo, s,oo,.-c
Thu material intcrusta Ut tho cnrnt.HkS rn9tek Stlll
Ruifrrc,l xrent injury In tnnrr rMas rreMo.s hata
cnUse ClngrGss hns mt becii 1ul'nI's be-
pni[ny uf w1sn Intelligence, bn ica ieta pr
Nsetl III such tl,nnilcr ~ tn ignncn' H. H. pen
HESS Interests uf Tho country, and +, W. w. hllsi
tin put,!Ic crutlt. The wiaHn uI,r,,,a r., afcatea
ltepubilcans have lHen ncccasa,ilv t1dnl o. ill.,
Ia nyertlng tlnngars threatened v Il" a"gg,sole,l
cratic pnrty. ''' ne'Qo-
THE COUNTRY NOW VIII. rSrr,r
affirmative Icg1s1ntEol1. There an, ,
things to gn tinnc. There should i'o ! an'ahY
antl careful revision 1t tile tariff tns"ss %lse
relations .Of the Ia!lrnntls to Tic cf,,on.,! !he
tho country slnils bn defined t,il rwn1so q
II neeesARry. snua tMrans .llnull. II fT,a,ea nu.t
l'tr. bu devised to n,aka tlle ilrgai IN np9st
Gl!3elr1Cnt OF yotera lnprnfttut,1t. fnr ~ W.
States which afUw It tn ,N ttnl1p Tha ,spl sslsa
service 1lectts t0 be read]ustu sn INV n"s!ai aai
irtt0 llarinnily with ntlr rnllsonJ tla"a}Esht l"aEht
lne'it. There Should (e remedial Ir~IsssM,9
10 rcstnrB American shipptnR md sIn,1liIee .
Industries, and to build Mp American anpp'ns aais
tncrre. There siluifd be n Ecnernl ta.i. EiTa. Ia.
Of our legfalat1Ml md policy trlntur uiM,1l ~ W
llitfn,ls. Our public lantls system mtn.I. T. ua Y
BIZ reUrgantzGtl. ~'l!larc should bu v
A aESEi.ATt 0vErliAurIya
Of Government expenditures, With a y,ev, J..
tie exercise Of NIL Intelligent eco1.ou,v, ,u1oa y
program, seems 10 bo n IhnE one, but Il AZ ar'
tntllN nothing unnecessary to rarry M, the
tlctnt[s Ut such q linz Of policy. Wn tpns ~
llnyG, us Speaker of the 11OlIse or ntreaauns,
atiYcs our best md strongest n,all. ~sS"'
, 1881-02-03


Special DhpateA to Tit Chicago TFlbun&
'WAsulSuroS, D. e., Feb. ...-Capt. George
l.. Lemon, ono Ut tic fNrgpst pens(oiielalm
agents IN Washington, las been before ts
Committee which fsengaBed In investigating
the operations Of tho Pension Bureau, and
testified to state Of facts very different
from thosu presented by Atr. Bentley In his
annual report. Taking tho figures In Mr:.
l}cntlry's table rs a basls, lie reckons BY
multiplying tic total number Ut invalid
claims pending June 20, 1880, by the average
allowed, 'S7S'59, tile total Toul4
bc SlT1,1T5,0M, In like manner,
the total, for widows and othes
heirs Of claims would aggregate S7oass.Aa1
making Il grand total Of 4i.lu+, ,12S.
THIS III TIE OuTs1pE 'E1uEHE,
but tho Commissioner, he says, ulMltted ia
IL letter to Secretary Scllurz, dated Jan. q,
1sst, TINT 10 per cent Of these clalu,s would
not be allowed. Mr.. Lemon thiTlts further
reduction Of 20 por cent should be made to
pruvIde for futuro reflections. TAts would
leave ldt,i!n pensioners. at Oil ayerags ot
$7&Sl, or total of $l3o, III, lA 10 pay arreaFs
to all claimants who will BIZ entitled 10
future benefits under the Arrears law. l!e.
forriMg TO hlr. Bentleya Testimony before no
oeiSCA NoHll!!llhcEt N!HAo HS ttu!A!%S ttas ~
sons expecting small pensions would not lo
tllink 1t worth while to lile clRt!ng, all ihe
additional fnct thut llHly widows reular1y
after MI Interval Of onc. or two yrars, nus
cutting off IlClr pcilslons, Capt. Lemon
argues tlat The aycrasg' pensotl %!il 10y q
tliesu rensuils, be reduced to .all Gyetageo ot
SruO, Instead Of S19.
AT THIS HATE,
and estimating tho number Ut future claim!
tn ruaeh 20O, ,000, tho totAl for arrears W9aa
l,e but Sl.0 .V0,0|0. ~ like manner Gap;
$5u, ,0D0, QUO annually for arrUurs Is mueI 49, 49,
high. Allowing fur tho number allllga!n
dropped from tic rolls, tho amounts u r
tiuclin11s for various Calses, a,ld currylns "
calculation through several Hprratiols, n' ~
tiedlces tile conclusion thut tllls tota! eaa;
not exceed S32s, ,H5l .sst annuity.
: 1ANsroS's MILEAGE.
Mr.. Lal,ston, Chief Of the Special se!sEss s!ss
Division OF tho l,onslon Hureun, WIS beleIs ls.'
tee u explain soIne charges nnde agatiti'ss g,tins
l!!m. 'rha Co.ntnlltee are inclined to th!as an;
satisfstory, s,.tE ei a'sd tsat iils pfasiiee j. !.
wllut Is sanctioned In all TUG ~, ~;
pnrtme1ts Whuro speeial a. agein.so in.1ouatt VI
hy e FEssFS3es, EsGsI1 'S s is f1sS!k sees @ Sops Sps
will not mike my report bnyonl tae yam. sssa
mo,ly Of the witnesses wllo Eh'e been nsa1af, sasf
| ineu. Tho reason for this IL tllnt lasiier;
now so little time, Mna the Aess1uls ll'GHtati H,tis
are 30 complicated nitd Eeleraliy y ~ .t'Io 10
understood, thAt 1t has been teenssa1 ~ isud.
turn u over tn tla lext Congress. Is arrfly
eney to postpone ac!ion u lroinl!eas, M'Er mr.
bnrs Ut the Committee to 10 Mr. Den''e' W.
| possible Injustice
, 1881-02-03
A THRILLING ADVENTURE.

Woman Has DcNpcrnto Fight with
Two Bears in tho Elio IRtdEe Mount"
als,s-sIic Kills Tlicin 10th and Capt.
:. . sptesat Di,paten to M chicago 7]tpunt.
NAtrtuo,,t. Feb. a.-3tr. Tha,ac,s New
ans ~ Wn",,ao1,nro T., ,r,,, nrr,.a1 nero
nls. VI Nasnesnotu' ~, "nu Mt.se.' ~, "oao
1t-uas from up IN INC nltle lstase Cha's'' ie-
nountains by Lottiu Merrill. tlie bandso,no
hn".ro.s ~ W."na fonnt,. WIN , gn,v Inva
nun.'sea " unSi,o tu"s' Nh, "no a'ss
slhce haa teffloie t"ss'o WIZ ulg placa
boar, III Which! she vanqnIshcu the benst. but
rotiyo ne told Nv tho nlucky 1,ottio to ar.
1s.," ~ ~ .,,a- ~ o..,,,Ia,. ;,,st ,y,a.
-scfa's ~. uut vi ''a' so"s"iu"s' Htst "itet ~
tho Rreat sleot-storm WHICH swept over INC
country. sllc determined to go out OH
cnr,,fn1iw air. donnc1, hor nnuin,oona
cansy, snp ,' uu''nsu ,; "s. .tsoo'o 1Ht. "ss'.
OF doesh!il' p!ue eios.i p'ouscs ~" u.E sno"-
slloes. md sailed forth, carrying with her.
Ut course. hur trusty rl!e and y brace Of pts-
nscondlnx tho mountain, sllo discovered font
1lrIrts of Il hpnr. Her hilntrrss heurt wns de-
lighted, ard she started up the mountains on
tho trail. Sj,n soon found brtill's homo In q
eaye IN tho rocks and on = bed Of leaves wors
lying two little cubs no bigger than kittens.
Sic captured tho prize, aud wns 70
treating, when she encountered nh I'M
,nenso s' sl,e-bcar, tho ,,,uther Of the
cubs, who Init scented tho stranger. Before
l;ottls canIl araw her ; rtlc to 10, hsr shoulder
III her paws, gave hcr slIcl II terrible squeeze
joa.l, released I,cr grip. Shu fortunately rp-
KuirGd consciousness quickly, md while the
ga bear WIS p!nylnE M " w!ti t her , eYbs '. t tie
| In li1e sjtiv. Vho bullet did not strike tic
| nnllnnt'H hrnrt. and M the brute dAshe1 Mt
, 1881-02-03
SCIIU1sX.
1fE FEELS t3itATtFIEp.
Hpffia3 Uttpatsh to The Chttudo 1+fhu.

lIE4 FEELS HlkAIlFlED.
spte!a1 Dt.patch 10 The Chteago Trtbuns
WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. 2.-SrcrcIarv
Schurz rugarts Ills course on tic pourn m.
iic,lltics as fully vtntllcated by the rrc,l
dents message, which stntes that tl,p e,I,
dence reported by tho Commission sllows
that the Puncas rasltlIag It, tho Indian Teri,
tory-bsl In ,lumber-aFe sutEstied With ,htir
new home; that they aro healtlly, comtofta.
bic, and contented; md TINT they are lree]v
md firmly decided to remain there, and ,lat
they will not return to Dnkota.
LETTER TO T1IE SENATE.
~ tie trtsltrr Assoetated Prtss.
WAslllHaroS, Feb. 2.-trho Secsctary NJ
tho interior, In RESPONSE to tho Senatu reso,
luton adupted Jun. II, to-tlay transmitted ia
tllo Sonate copy Of Tic report ot tic Com.
mission and copies OF all tic correspondence
belweol tic Interior Department a1ld ths
Utu Commission. asld between tho Depa,t
mcnt and tho Governor OF Colorado con,
cerntng tho Tito IuttuIs. since tho 18th Of
June, 1880. Secretary Schurz, III his letter
Of trstnsmEttaI, says:
nm Informed thal durlng tho debate OH ii,
sorurMlty bill III tho euilnto IN tito :.s,lh ult,
ttnlArk wits made tllut tho Interior Ncparlnop;
Ind voluntarily Mnh wlllfully withheld the r..
port OF tho Cou,lntsslon from tho kuowlcllxe Of
tho Senate. beg ~ sny that tho cotutnunEcation
Of TINT rapport wis not CALLED for ty tho Su.Iuto
until Thnrs!iny. tho eth of Jan,inry. On tbo
18th Antl tho .a3th ult. tho criticism WI.
repeated, while tae Rennto resolution calling tot
tue rupert did nut teuch tho Department uaiH
tho 18TH. Tho younle Ut tic rrnurt wllt rtaI.
Vince tho Senate 1t WIS impossible to make tt5
cuplcs with tho available force thu Drpurtlent
llas for etlch q purpose IN less time than bal
heeu consumed upon t. / did not iranslnR the
| repurt without ca! from the Spnute. fpr tht
simpl9 ruAaon that tcontntt,s othI,y concerning
| tho utes III soferaity except waat WIS coi.
tnncl iu tho letter addressed by to tue lIun
| communicated by hnl u tho Senasc III tho
t,ebato Oh the nrst days discussion on tho bill,
! nn1 tho statement OF tho Ute EolunysIon rs Il
| tho delays which prevented thetn from proceed
| ing with tho nl1ut.nOnt Of lanus to tlc l!teren,
lulltds OF uics, In compliance With i1o nc, ol
,IIuh IL. lH8l
, 1881-02-03

Ill tuc SpT1fR ReS9lOtl OF lHe NcHt NbnBIt5af
SHOULD MOVE a COMMITTEE,
consisting Of two Democrats, two Republic
mis-, and ono independent, Dayltl Davis. nf
Illinois, Chairman, 10 rrerase bill ao
report to tho December session Of 1881,
to proyitlu II law for tho doscrtnt,-
n,tnn OF tho cnllnt. II Mr. Blaine
is IL be Premier Of tic Garfield Atministra-
tim, he will not tlayr sent rs Senator at the
sprtuE scssIUn Of the next Congress to fioyo
my committee, antt his remarks l.nye given
goss1ps another Cabinet text, ami tr.l tilc,u to
s,ncn!atn whether nln1ne's Abatement WINS Il
parliamentary slip. M Intentional lnystiilca-
tlon. or whether no rIay. nftcr MI, re1nnfi, III
tho Scrnte, Mr.. B'nine's words on tho Ret-
erat question wcra Of serions character,
nnu
IIE WAIiSED nOT1t PARTIES
TINT tho cutl,ts onght IN be taken off tho
edge Ut u possible VOLCANO every four
years. anti not be reduced to tho
necessity Of adopting makeshifts for
tho counting of the yOte like tho
resolution adopted to-lny. Some Of tho re-
marks which l}'aino undo witt, respect to
tho Presidential election OF 1870 might bu
construed BY onn wlio renas closuly between
the tines to intELcate some doubt rs 10 wl,at
IFS belief now Is MS to the results Of TINT
election. At all events, Afr. D!ntnu snll tint
II the Presidential term nf Afr. Hayes hatt
been for ten years instead Of four he did
mt believe our Republican Institutions
would have survived tho strain. For this
reason afr. Dlalne indicated hts opposition To
a long Presidential tcrm,
THE DEMOCRATS,
by the passnge Of this Electoral Count reso-
l,sti0n, lsaye thus In advnnce tiono exactly
, 1881-02-03
THE DEBATE.
r,,n&t 4Irttr ,tert,t,t, -

floM TIE l, nhcolp.
NAsHiSaToN, -. -, rep. s-un n.n1lun .,
.at' -M"tsa.l' .lld oeiate to"A ny ~" G'eetolal
count sesolut'ons u sae prsV'o"s WY a'N'
~ Mf. MoreAhs sueKesslon' uhes WGlo
nlnchs'eu III h'li'ol aetasls ~ as w. n,ahe
t"e'' coae"tieAt' a'4a ~ p'os"'e ~ WV sei'S
e!H ins1e"a VI oio o'l lne plts " LUZ oshuae.
Mr. MORGAN, III aa9oeaslaa tlo Moption ot
Inc RESOLUTION, rs TUG plah NY Whleh pence
1n', ofuef'y' atal feRninr count Would nc So
cured. folharked ttat they 1olEo"ca INC
precealcnt I'll former instances anu were III
accord with tho prec"denfs running back to
1857. ...
Ar. Edmunds s. that as TIC plan pro-
posed avoided n!,y disposition Of or decision
upon tic disputed questions, lse desired, upon
such al understanding, to havc tile ceremony
proceed. lie then moved an amendment for
tho assembling Of tho two HOUSES In the Sell
nte Chamber, Instead OF the hall Of tho House,
and III support Of his motion referred to the
constitutional direction that the President Of
tile Senate sl,nll open tlie Electoral votes.
Thuro wns
but ONE PLACE
where tsle President OF the Senate was sup
posed TO be, Nliu TINT was Ill The Sennto
Clambur; therefore It followed tho House
should come to tho Senate rather tlnn tho
Senate go to tho uousc. As tl,e President Of
tllo Scuuto wus custodian OF tho Electoral
certificates, 1t followed tho Senate Chamber
wns tle II rnmr pluce for t},e tft.pnslt.
Thu % lima mirht come nealn' as It
l,n,I hnforo ,vhr,, lin oorrrir,r IF thtan
, 1881-02-03
ILLNESS OF ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

CINCINNATI, O, Feb. 9,-A dispatch from
st. 1lartin's ursullno Convent, In Brown
County, reports Archbishop ]. Il. Purcell
paraIszed rs to Ills left side, but IN full
possession Of his mental faculties. THO feel.
lux OF tIs friends Is divided between hopa
for his recovery a1.d fear that It will bo
speedily, fatal. lle has but recovered from
night stood nt tho new grave OF Ais boloved
younger brother.
, 1881-02-03
OBITUARY..
Mrs. ELIZA ULAKEY.

Mrs. ELIZA ULAKET.
Spfetal Dbpatth to 1hs Chtea9o Tribune.
GA1ESA. ILL.,, Feb. 2.-Mrs, Eliza blnkey,
an estinablc Indy md one Of the curly sot-
tiers Of Shullsburk, Wiz, expired yesterday
morning from the effects Of u scalding sia-
tainc.l while suffering from nervous spas'n
OH tho 95tl, nit. She died In EreAt ugony,
having bccn frlghlfully burned hy u Vessel
uf boiling WatUr into which she fell.
, 1881-02-03

SAN FRANCISCO .WatktNG-MATCR.
HAN FltANclscU, CAL, Fob 2.-Thc
wo.nen's walking match closed lust night
will. the following score: Howard, 80;
hncane!le, ny; HyY.T, ~; Sherman. , I'm T. i;
tiQ &iniu ou account of Illness. :
, 1881-02-03
STEAMBOAT BO1LENo.<
iau1.E 10 LET TIIEA BLOW Ut If TIE

sptetas o.spassh to 9As catee9' sf''s1 rna 81.
WAsIl1N1ToN. D. G., Feb. =. poa,d ai
Iouncemont Of the adoption " ue .as,1 ot l
Supervising Inspectors Of stea9atsn s.ssn bosts
rule requiring that the boilers u s, ,',sr sp.ts
upon Western rivera shall have .'i.,Is s'y thaa
ot six lvcles around the boilers, "n'''
, 1881-02-03

EPlsC0PALlANS IN SESSION. ;.
gp<etat Uhpaish 10 Tie Chts4po 1tiban&
nl.oosuSoroN, ILL.,. Feb, a.-The Deanery
OF Bloomington IL In sess!on here, many
Episcopal ciergyluen being present alld par.
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upon us,hs 5ehln"su ny , -Ht. a,o.ua" 49, 49,
tt'e 'eso.A."'s lhu pee" n'hetusa :" =. III
NAM ~ luz" e"aeuliehs' a.'' tns""
ma'ea t'a1 1ney WeFc. on tnat Nceo"n''
i''sa o"N.A'otS
~ eill.e'S,' J"s' 'eit..''e"t .,, m .,,t
~ '!,s accoha sol!Nt'e'a'."''' an,S wa, .a''
II th1R't ue auslsuule l'r l'e nct!Ae 10 !e'A"'
tho power or having tbo c0llrt III inc senate
Chamber BY tho officer t'es'enatca for tf1at
purpose by the Constitution. as e''ef-
Rcncics might arlso requiring 1t 10 eS'
eTctso this power. liz wns ono OF lug
fellera to ant'o''lcethe result or tle Eiectofal
count four years ago. During tllat count m
formation was Iecciveh ttatr on certain
lay' Willie TIM Seltate was on the way 10 tlo
Hoaho, al atthck was TO be 'hauo upon tAe
nflicers Of tile SENATE having charge Of tlie
certificates, aid. III Inc resulting confusion
tic papers were to bc stoe'' OF destroyed.
THIS MAY HAVE 1tEES MERELY huMoi.'
but precautions wore thkest Mt lilo ti1te III
nf'lcr tl'ut the attack might not accomplish
Its ntt}rct. llc mentioned Tie 1he'ac1it no"
to SHOW ti'at the circumstances in'Rht aRa!a
nrtso III which It would not ho deSifab!o 10
expose tho certificates to tho danger 10 when
Air. Et1llllnts hatl aillluce. lHstllIrtt cohsla-
eratld1l vas t!lat If. after the resolutions wet
to The House, TINT bosly Should fat! TO pass
theta by npxt wednesday,, tic Semitic "ont!
nase co''l'l'il1e.! Nse1t III "ps W pfuEcMs
IL from proceeding 10 count ttlo fotcs III lLs
own CllatMocf. On lilo ottlcf nat'd, tho oeh-
fttc would be Mt liberty, without action OF Inc
House, 70 proceed to the discharge OF us
duty ol, tile day apnointed ny Inc Cons1ltl,-
tiun. lie regarded tho amendment of Mr..
Edmuntls rs presenting the only practical
question involved In tho discussion.
alr HILL, or GEORGIA.,
after observing TINT tho election Of Garfield
nnl Arthur WIS conceded, nutt not tho slight
est fntlmutiou butE been given from any ut,nr-
ter that tho result was to bc disturbed, pro-
cee.tr.t to explain that tic lueetin!: of the
| GEORGIA ELECTORAL C0l,ege OIL the Wetlues-
LAY after the first Aluntlny III December, p,,r-
s,,ant to Tic law Of tho Suite, instead Of OIL
, 1881-02-03
Capt. Lemon Sure that Commissioner
Bentley Has Got His Pension
Figures Too High.

A Swell Dinner G|iyen by Yicc.Presldont
Whcelcr-Cnpt. Eals-lake.
Front.
, 1881-02-03

EDttlal Ulpa1eh 10 1hF Ch1ta30 1F1bNnE-
Er.ulS, ILL.,, Fob. 2.-Wil!iam q, Mccormick,
of Peru, n farmer, aged 50 years, ,died at tho
Hospital for the Insane yesterday OF apo
plexy. lle Ind been Insane ten years. Tho
budy was sent to-day to Peru for burial,
, 1881-02-03
Hiscook, Of New. York, at
Present Leading 1.-The
Many Candidates! -.
Grave Party Matters to Be 0onsid-
cred iu the Selection Of the
Officers.
A Message OH the Ponca Question
Sent to Congress by tho
President.

The Document Accepted by Sec
retory schurz as Conn.,
p1ete Vindication.