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, 1881-10-04

r"r' niodornsc. Esrhnngcs Of contracts vorn 10 n
."'r "tereaate "1 tho baaH NJ ttN ruling prce.. E1'
port buyers noro n,en.nraby passive, Western
fnr"rtf rero decidedly stInf,tln.lns. dnblp
s"..eeS s",. % rnto Of gcncfa1,y ntr,nser n'nr-
ar i re,, n'"' u '' s,;cs scsn n.a "es ct
s'f1au' hu. No. quofet n. tt.ts hid md NJ 10 al1>
1sseai NJ. rnd nt &. closing nj IT, as<, 'fo
ct3erF' :. nnw md uId rntnr. clnsIns at
sl-atA now rnta; du Norembnr Mt sts7>xestHpt
now hhu OH rn1es. cHslnR nj t6i1< nskcdt do tic.
cnmtcr Mt t .<a t2!4 rsans ut &I.Gl now ruius dn
1ai''fasy nj N.Glal.hi,1. closing nt ti.n nskcd. do
Ing at st.1 for now, nngsnied rod nj tt.x,at.s'
=. a., 10 q''n,!ty. with No. chlcnHn and
ss'nnnkco aprInu qnocd at st.t5 Tin md sH nskci.
ny. sprins. fl43 hntoA, unnrnled Hprlnv nt tt.It
LFa Torn fro0ly dealt In, n'naty In tho
TRITON llnu. openlnH generally pn M. Mt
mn ndynnea Vt abnut ,fse7{o per hi, but
fioseFhcntl5 rcnct,nH and selns IN Tho 0rtfon list
ntInt much a. tho curly Ras, To haron ngaln npnr
tho e1use chynx nft itrrxulnr,v. 1l,e con.ract
llsoras todny worn aRaln vcry lbcrnt Tho reaelpta
wsro re-, r., unns"a'I, large. saIc. reportet "
ry,1Mn ~, 3SSG, ba, Aix'a Western nnar.te', - At
Sew York steamer fnixod NJ. whito nt aidtsio:
Now fnFk low mlxod, Nc. t,ats-A worry ugtivc,
Is.,of' md excited market rup"rtef, Tho btss,-
xooa t"tt 10 rrosiio Tor maturing contracts.
Ificcs hASo boon advanced nbnnt Itt@J1&c
icr ba on coHpnmttvny n,oscruta urur!nRs. Tho
achsof!ea on cnhtract worn usan cxlonrlvv hut
throitRh regular bINtnraR l,nurs Hnle u Impression
oh tne npwnr movement, na tho receivers promptly
to ds, Under pres.ura "1s'p"S; to 1s"';.e, % oSons
y'oi'iod nbout i@2c rcr bu. closing ilunvtiy.
sales rcportcd Of G'atoo bu w,li.a wcsturn un-
4, S,S; SSas ss S SS Ss9 S,s!s
$;ss !s a$,:y: ts{ 'S5s $a s%a
nvtsSI"v 4acts Gc % 'nefn @
css ss.fs Il aSdsfa.s at" Il ~
bai tiiefo..' Wesr 1c Il 1'ao " sin @ hSt fUya
sS e: Sssis s$ni' crt s
linus Ut 2teIII,c, nd .nHn nbsinfaG f i. tlte
lIacoi, lower ana dnIi; ,nr ci"nr i,ftHtsc; si,Ti
ses I'LL II 5 pyu5y h1 aot% @
ns a @ shs Y ms se oeS oe5iSS
",IEt,"ns ,!s se,a II alEs'S SvsI,nf II xIa
t15i;sassl2.W lid 3y ri taHaGII II!S 'p'' ~
TAihuW-EAlsIy nciIyu. Snen In fIls at Bt46sS9fc. q
shlos ,it,ted uf:scnyn, nj sie jorta iSIt, nj vHr
Hrbatiooa al L. nnI iiollo 1T i4c sotct III n1oru
93st now.,srsd t1Xo; srIa;cd, M 15c, statdaFd % 4.
sasr" G. Jss1S: ,fsto; yoSss,' o. .'1'"
FitEGiiTH- sory istili nnfEHt ropofied IL ;rrosu.
n1ne x; sarS1sS .sI9ors % H. n " e
IassSsa :ssa:
ante 1t ss r,slsos,s i; i"ts II is,iss f,r trous
, 1881-10-04

Josephine 1.ermnnux began suit ycstnrtlny
Dy caplns ngninst Pierre AlaHnuti 10 rcvOver
rntor NcNAiiy brought suit Tor ft6,VDO again It
tho Gray Ir0n Cutnpuny.
Jnne L. SloW eolnnl0ncod suit Agatnst Charlea
T. W1odnlAn and George Y. pitkin to rGoovar
$4,000.
Frederick A. Parker sued William G. Porter
for $t,DU.
Osto ro,!nR commohcci, nu notion III trcspass
9Eaitist Willialn b. Clapp, laying damages at
II. O. Kenyon & Co. commenced d suit IN at-
tAuhMent aEnl1at W. u. Mcfleury u Co. to re.
onvtr ell,0llk76 duo On al1oreuGo On Krln cop-
tracts.
4. W. Harris filed n bill against f,srrott
itrinkcrhotr nut A1nRrln S. UrnkprhuN 10
ioroclos1 MurtgayU fur $1,:1o oil Lot ~ III, lrl
i. ls0Men IAd Wnlt's subdivision ur nlook H.,
, 1881-10-04


MtBHAUKEE, Oct. 3.-The w,lbRt n,hrket Ia sttl OK.
cftcd, and tho prices continue rnnro 70 high thu.
speculation IL somewhat o'l1ckGl. According to all
theories advanced. tho market should bo f1un Is ia
2so 0Ner. but the n1unsyed Of tho boar aro In
tnrested. und. ia thoy nbundnnly a1lo tu
command tho attuAt0n, tho highest Hgures
llAyc not yet boon renclcd. Today tho market
horc ruled frpn' 20 to 10 Higher thpn Saturday. and
higher than tho Mntkets Of ChichRO and Now YORK
CITY. TAcro ts no accounting fur this condition. OK
ccpt that Il uns ohtano tho w0ll-srounded belief
thnt tho crop Ut lhe Northwest In far short Of lust
ypnrs ayoFaEo. Thls falling IN In te crup In In part
substanllasod md aH doubt!oss causud tho present
statua Of the t:arkpt.
N the 1Vtsttr7, Astottottd I'rtst.
MftwAuKEE. Oct. 3.-ftouH-Hcarceu ut,d firm,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., advancing; brisk specu-
hsIvo domuhd, No. = hurd no,nlnal; NJ. : Milmn,l.
koe. &lHlfl Ocjber, e4lyf, November. fl.ltp{; Uc-
ecnlbcr t.a'36i Iannusy. st+3l, February. sl0 No,
! milwaukee,, $i..ss No. md rc1octeh no,ninal
,I. Go.n scntse Es ns tra.; ~ IT, = n.s rnes;
or HMu asrollEi NJ, ?kpeliIE. t1n.
t,st".sr aa, tatn !a!%ary i.ard-trano ssean, ti:3
!!nis-Quioti IN la!r derInnt; $hal3M.l
tNRin1l1A-Ml lcni 10 lnfIAIu dull abd nominal
4S.HIh hu. ~ -' '"e0S ''' ""s'
ahUu bu. " e">.'
, 1881-10-04

ftpsrnS. t}ct- -d-ftuutt-stcn.iy md nrn1t wEscor.
tn bxtrns, f6gfl7.Gs wintur whnns~. f'Hrfs ul fer
Michigan und Ohio. Il. ma. !; for tndlnna.
taltAtS-Corm tlrms No. R!l mixed. skex;c, sican,-
"r, tkssta, n" Erada 'I4s7sc. oath hrn,t M. md
uStrM ,1 VII whI'S GsIE: Nn white. Ghsa.{o: M. =
u m!'Mnysx*7l.ofk e. Rtcatr md 1rtn. psin.c. IN M
Mrs1 f1r NJ shf ia, .strn ~ 'css, -; s!?tslU
llt:frEli-stnhIy for chotcuf utEers Qnoti cilulco
crnnMGreA I!6&El1{c. ~
t.HEEsE-AtsndY and UNCHANGED.
Et1a*-H&enAy md tttciHliHeh.
tttligr* unchanged. ......
nEGEii+TtFjinr. s.fts, brIs and t..lu sacks, corn
ThIti hut Wheat. tltlN hi; nnta, lAU0 Dli. ''
SHIPMENTS -Flnut, 1t1Al lIt1s.
, 1881-10-04

NKw ORLEANS. Oct. a-fL0uN-ntrung aupcr Htato
and Western, tAbo, Xxx, tsssGh, XXX. N.W3Is,;
hlKh grades, t1.aD4sAh
GltAlN-torn tull1 6GsH2Sc. Oats quiet but aflt 81
2s5Q,
EoHN-slEAt-nuliS HE03m
tAY-Qpictt prime quoted ut tl1W91QQs choice,
E1okxxM.
0s1Th Lard stcadyt rot.nsd ttEpe. l10la>&u,, bulk
Hs.ts aetys snd fra.t shoHtdsrs packed: ss'; " ;9:
sleat. la4q, llenss -suxaE"earod scafus aud aFn1i
WiiaKY-stesdY, Western rectluod, N.iq4ta.
1noGkMka-Evaeo Steady with good dVma1di
, 1881-10-04

1T. t,nuia. Oct. a-FLouh-Ft.n Hnd loo higher.
GnAts.W Wheat excited a,ld higher, but c!uaad low
OF una unsota!adi NJ. rod &t}SG1l.D castt Il. TO
l.tHs 0ctubuF, s,S355 Nuvemhor, tl.s1yf Decombet,
stGK jatnary, saus ranged 6aN NoYor,buF,
.ts1s Decoabur, st.a1&slgiG january No. j
10, tl+oWl.al, NJ. 4 do, fl.a.}4 lid. Corn opcneu
hRhor. adsancot and ulosyd !0wOr; tsas7uu tast, s
tsAc 3ctob9r. 111o Novosbar, THO 1ecsnher, 74t{o
Iatlu1Eyt Gaa AaYs asos ra1gad a. 1sst11o N9!Gni.
3!ny. Uata hl9E1ri 4X cash Uctuhoft
4Nefao Navglndetl 6IkdtAl4o uocetlibur. Hye Vasct
nt aI.N. Harley uHGhanHeu,
MuTTk1k-unGhAnxed.
EHn8-unnlnnhKed.
WHtHNf-fIru, III g. ID ...... .. .
PHuylBtuHB-l'ork quiet At Suits asked. DRY salt
uent1 tlrnt ind nnw ut &fU $!01p 3Q llac1p sto Nj
on9ra4 q ny a!St Ike l!Ae Lard ho.terf :!1I1A.
41M0 but oats, y! Q bu; rYp. 40 buI baTioy. lSl BIZ.
s!IlrAKSTH-k!Ipr, 7U1 lslss wheat, ~ 0O but oorn
, 1881-10-04
BALTIMORE,

nAlTiNOltE, Md. Oct. I-FtDUN-t1rM.
GltAla-Wheat-Wsslcrn higher and slronal No. 4
wlntuY rud. spot and Ociobgr &.alAGsli November.
tlsl3S0t.5,I&l december. easdsl.tn. CoFa--Wvatsrn
h3hor and hThi3 mixed. sput and Octubur 7G&D165sos
November. 7s37hi t'ccoaltus 56eSlhc. tIats hrui-
ert Western w!!itU. G*ttol mlxsi, hls!ut ronnsyI-
yan!a a.4Sk. ltyu tsMcr A. 3LEh8lH.
l!Af-F3rnlT primo to ch0ic1 FHnnsylFnnia At 100
I9t.W.
lslt0VlsI0Ss-stshdT hut dui!s sucsa pork kY,15.
Mulk lnpAta-al1 HlseT. uid NlDhr flA 1ilp8y 4Hat
hHilss 3tS1!Ss. ,laId-ltotn0d, l3Ho.
fnItTTkt-t1rMt Wos10Fn KsnsA. lMG1tc.
ENHk-l.Owcf ut III.
FKTltl,.EN3t-llulI. d..
tiLtUckltl En.-LunsB dull. SHxaT nEm.
MHtskf-FlFmHf NJ sl.l94.
ENEi0HTS-TU Liverpool dull.
llECElRTa-FlonE, 3,nt brlg, Hhont A0l7 bu. corn,
!. .lii hut oats, LID buI Eye. Lao bt.
hALEk-Wheat, Gs1, ~ but cOsu. ~, lA Aus
, 1881-10-04
THE LONDON I,LUNDE]

LONDON, int, Oct. a-At tho inquest on tho
i've persons killed BY tho collision Oh tho air
Illu Of tho Great Western liaIlruud lust Thurs.
daS, tho jury roadctcd verdict uf uansluuehtqr
against john aIaxwoll. tho conductor, and
Il!charl W0lMsley, tho engineer Of tho uIuur-
tho cnllpany. Maxwell fled tho country and
, 1881-10-04

DETno1T. Mch., Oct. Observation-Disclosures
G1LA1H-Whcat firm, spnt, October, ind yenr. &,4sf,
NoEeMbor fll'7ss DECEMBER. sl.5uN, February sai;
tui eAipnCnla 9ou bl. -o '
, 1881-10-04
LOUISVILLE.

1.ot'1sTtLLE Oct. A-c0TrpS-Qnset; ll1xe
FLnut-stoadyt extrn, Et2iGs5i0, extra family, &sH9
aMxo. a No !, f.t03S.2al cllbIcn fancy tlNMts2i
HtAiN-Whcnt ara,s tt.tNsl.50. Curn strung and
M Msaher; 40: Stc: DO 1xpd 1i&c. Oats ncGlve t1rt
tlrtnl No. =. $l.A " ''~F +''"
.,lMovlEtOSh-l'1rk md prime stoa.n lard nontnnI
iSg!k ments Rt9hlYs kIlulideEN nDn,tfMt ctunF lii.
ligiv &, ,cicS5. lts Aseoa stendyt shoa.sss, pss:
WHtSkY-stenhy; &1.lh ' ''sS'
, 1881-10-04

ftSrfSSArf. Uct. t.a-CDTT0S-QmteI, tl1c.
fLui-ffrmi family, sI5l51s1; tanry f7.1ssaW
tlltAts-Wheat III Ruoi dcn,Hnd. M. rntl winter,
ai1s]t3i.n torn strung, No nlsxc,i, f3Hcs i1lGc
Hhs -ttnn9J No1 MI xeA, I5}ft Ec jtyo In gi,nt 10.
ar1ni 1s, NJ fa tnI N1ys,"byr; tisA: ,.,
npAls guilt hut ilriri shoulders niinaI; clear 5lf1
nHlc. !ncen qnIoe' shoulders, gkc, clear rb. ttHo
WliI:kY-Ytcndy nt tl,!si continuation rnlos Ut
f11!iah0l1 ufstiH, 7Hj br1 on thu b6kH nl tilt
1.tTTEis-lilitt md Ewari creetnury, J7c; ct,oics
Wnstcrn lteeerve, 2*ut cI,ncu Ennitni UhIU, Ic.
)iSeEEu OtE-5tendy; iitc.
, 1881-10-04

In tho cuso OF tho Thlrd National Hnnk, tho
spccthl Muster, IL. T. stcolo hed report yestor-
tny beforo Judge Iilodgett, lndtug thlt tho
Joliet Iron s. Bteoi Company owed tho Thlrd
Nutiouul Bunk $l.,5it69. The Judge taudo I'M
order on all parties Interested to show onuse
within ton dnys why such report should not 10
confirmed.
.1udgo Gardner will cnll through tho remainder
otJudgo Jaulas0u's calou1ar boIoro calling Ills
own. ".-- --@
, 1881-10-04
PEORIA.

PEORIA. ILL.,, Oct. 1-GMA1S-Cosn arnt h1ah
mixed. 72}fcs mixed. i1Ac Onts strong, hlRhor, M.
.Wslite' 4'A0ss4c. 1tyu IRREGULAR ut tils,tett.th
tffunwlNE*-Vsry firm nt 3jtz
1tECEtrTK--Whcnf, Asii hi, ctIt7, 47t7t I'M, mt.
%ttM W.T. ryn. aye 1us barley. .GU bit.
3O,tJ hu; rrct 4,uN but hurley. tAi l,u ' N*
, 1881-10-04
1fVFFAI0.

nuFrALo. N. T., Oct. t.1,-GuA1x-Wl,ppl acttyo, Is. !.
GO bu Nc. hard DuEutl. nt &l.5e5l lGii b00J bu No.
Duluth At ti5S Corn dull, t01 bit Rejected a. 71c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wheat, DOT coTn ayfc
, 1881-10-04
COUNTY COURT,


In tho matter ot 4. +. tIuytion s; Co., Insolv-
onfs' IN order was asst,ol authorizing tho
Assignee to dispose Of certu1n disputed elaims
Thu City Of Chicago te.1 stxty.two t,otttlona
for special assessments for the construction of
Btdewnlks aud DRAINS OIL sutdry atreots md lier.
mann Denzo, Hurry e. Hamilton, nnd +. II.
liu!tcy wore appointed to Mako tho assessments.
, 1881-10-04

6psefai MtpaseA to 1As CHICAGO 1s1bur&.
aSw fottk, Oct Gea-uMAlN-Whunt wheat
sey aesaFe nIostfy tho upon Ilisp and sItecu"
sve aceoonl, md bus bouu further advanced shout
ssSe bu. Un however. MI irregular iuArkut. leAs-
's vi decidedly weaker. and Oil tho upuu lst Tas
HoMa sMa ffum tho Highest hL4rst Of thu dsy
eS'at atl0lfos bu. Deliveries On contract contiaaed
, 1881-10-04

TRIAL. " " '',' ''H ''' ''""' WI
lrM,E TfELEY-rosu, M. 1,4.5: Nos, |, 2, md ;,
q =! st1tissnheT cnltn!hr, general enlt nf slncknt
~ .sSF. i:sll I" l.bA. nnt burnt record docket to
III. M EAsn Nh fle.lrttlg.
Jt;iHiE .'tHEN,H--Sos. u. iGi, md tos Of tic
- ji'inik nAhStlst-Nn churt to-day. "Wednesday:
IGN iuii !a1nb hllrxnry ctnr. AMI Nos Us, tbs ap),
@llt -! III, ~, 1il, :s:s2., nnd :.sG.
, 1881-10-04

Arthur Alnm tllcd hisbEIl Of complnInt against
his wifo, Emily. asking for a divorce On tho
ground ot desertton.
ChHrles u. WllAlus asked for q liko decree
Hgatus Coia Williams, tho chargo ljoing deser-
ton and Aultory.
jul!9e TMley yesterday granted divorce to
Jeremiah u. l}adElcy from julia q. fladHley on
tho Ero'sn!l pf udultory, md to CnroliMo t'Ago
from John Fagu for lesGrLi0n.
, 1881-10-04

HA15t3.M JsNlSs
..aCrEHT0H CUtHr -CUsygsstoNs - Mnrshnl1
Ii F5G!M y To- y. Husan +. JDhI,snn and Thptnns H.
Mt!hhrlst. fsi!.Gt.
,;iEifiE n!hv-Fr,ncts krHetnor W. Efs,l.cfh
IIncr, $it!.Bn
JutM!K *MtTit-lnHar stortu vs.. Btsnnnah Mnr-
titus, slSH.rI
E1Hct'tT TCnunr-luMr lio1Ella-E,tRunc Girls.
sc'ln Ct al. VI. Frnnk II. Frnbody, $lU8.32...
, 1881-10-04

Special D1pdtth to Ths Chicago Trtbine
TOnDSTt, Ont, Oct. L-Tho assessment Of
Toronto for lsus has Just becu completed. show-
ting gross total OF Sum- OS], or MI incrpaso OF
e., iii, 4M aver tho nsaessul0nt for tbal Tho iIi-
crcAso IL principally due 10 ncw buildings and
tho open!uE up Of new strc0ts.,
, 1881-10-04

NEW YORK, Oct 3--DuAiuassi IL quiet, owing To the
continued wnrna weather md tho Hebrew holiday.
Cation .on!s nro moving stoAtly IN .ccount OF buck
orders Hhd pElcos nro rpEy i,stu 1rnt cloths hTD
liands. ttlNHhnnis arc Iii ssendy domand. Wuple,i
, 1881-10-04

fiTrsHun0, ra,. Oct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
United cortttlcatcs steudyt closed nt RJ{e rcti.ed
Nc, Fht!nlelph!n dollyory.
TlTuavILLE, Pm, Oct. Oct.a-PErilpIEuM-Opened Mt
9akc; htRhest. gil{c, loweat, 9e1cr cloaed, Ri|xc
ehlpmonls, l2m br1s, charters. 5d.0D' runs. lM0n
CLEyEtANi1. u, Oct observation-disclosures
Standard white, I'D duHrcos tost 7c.
, 1881-10-04
rnT1.nH-

New onLEASs. Oct 5-CorToS-Stoady; m1ddllng,
llAc; good ordinary lokc, net receipts, 's0 bnles
grt,sa' III sales. bOCa}; stock, l2l,lat
MEMl,ff1s, 'rGi,fI.. Oct a-CUTTVS-Q QnDt, rccelpta
mldIltna. lI3ia. '' - --''' ' wv
, 1881-10-04
INprANArOIIS
0EHVEE5fS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct, 1..~tiHAIN-Whont firm
Gt4ic. @''
, 1881-10-04

ltn car.nrs ordinary 10 prime, 1kAitt. Hnpnr INLET:
Xxx tntJ ta,1: Hte' E,!' T. chotce 6sat; ycw c!arl
liz. "
hKAx--Quiet b.It Atcndy, GLE.
, 1881-10-04

oHwEoo, N. T., Oct. 5-1RAtx--Whcnt stead,
Cora qutet3 No. T. Tic,
, 1881-10-04

TURTENTINE,
WILMINGTON, N, C., Got. 1-SrinITS OF TuNrES-
TINE-unchnHged.
, 1881-10-04
RATLHO<fE Tf;1fE-y,fHT.n ~

A KKfyAt AND DEPARTURE On
\ TlSAfSs = ExrLANATtuN Nr :RtYtnEyrt
Il thhs,--1 sAtnfs!Gy txcentod. SUNDAY excepted
s'h'eu1n e Sorthsvt.tero Railway.
For Mata 5icBplIg -tnr Acrrnttnune tim,
IMPLY Mt ~ EEnfk.Ht f1Fnnd iRc1tlc pnfnar If,,"*
hn1 d9pot cI,r11ur Df Violin md Kin1lo.sta '''
, 1881-10-04

EMEEF-isoCU!yCd tllfln1 9iIntny md Monthly,
M bSni ral.,n sMn lat wcuk t9al ast wgok IL
hetcr prtccs than tEGxn!led on tho ellnnT taya Ut
a. wsak ~ n!s!it!on 10 t.n treel. recc!pss lors
huff thg Uf1Drlu3a were tllsoso 0f. NaleH woro ii
t1E1s5 u flock Of Inferior 1nduiih Sheep sold at
, 1881-10-04

Sunday cxceptttsi. a1}nlly.
1SAtusduyB lGAvG ut a:f3 D. tn.
LAKE HhuTb aE Michigan BG
F!cket DfticuH at duIMts. Van u
enllns T. mgltty y-NUCx,lIlt-4t.+ ttIsd +
A1ld frel1flt Ntflca unsiSr HfisrIlf
DtnecB In tho Efand l'nclHc lI0&e
, 1881-10-04

l!ntn. Tor humboldt and Nurth Eh!casn icRYo az;
daily, Sunday gxcHpted ~ ~ " = ''
Ghicsi40 IL Alton.
Onion llenot, West Sde. corner Madison md Canat.
Ms bntwern AlntstsOn ntid tttalfrs-st BRIDGES nnd
T%enty-shrd.st, Ticket Uttees, u iepots ID Souis
Gtatk-sI. Ofand Pnrltlu iEatol And i'anGr iiuuse.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-27
PRESIDENT ARTHUR.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 27-In discuss
ling the new presidents pledges to the peo-
3ple, the Courier Journal says ''As to Arth
sur, we must take his promises as they
stand. We can't disprove them, if we
were so disposed, and they can be stultified
sonly by himself We must receive him as
Ian honest man and gentleman; a man
highly honored and esteemed for many
wears by the best people among whom he
has lived He has no political record
HE assures US that in administering the
Government he will follow the broad
aines marked by him when the
scivilized world is to-day uniting to
lament and applaud, but aside from any
special pledge it must be plain to the new
aPresident where his interest lies. Policy
and principle in this instance are manifest
aly coincident. That stalwartism was at a
Sdiscount even in party which represents
! less than half the people, was demonstra-
sted by the nomination and election of Gar
s6eld. The depreciation of that vile eommo
sdity has been ruinously increased by Gar
sfeid's administration and by the disgrace
sful fall of the coxcomb Prince of the stall
warts, Roscoe Conkling. The duty of an
Aofhcial was never clearer and his interest
never palmer. None but fool could make
az mistake in choosing the popular side
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ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1881.

saw James Malley, jr., there. Subsequent
DIV she went out on the street with Miss
EHarland, of Wallingford, and at ESQ she
was seated on bench opposite the Malley
store on the public green. She did not
|see James Malley, jr. going down the
street with Miss Harland. She met James
|Malley, jr., who was on the north of Chap
[el street, where the Elliot House is
This was before seven o'clock.
THE cross examination brought out no
condition of this testimony. which eorrob-
|orates that of the Malleys. John F. Man
hing, and Bernard Gaffney testified that
|on Thursday night, August 4, James Nal
Hey left Malley's store. AT o'clock he
|had a carriage opposite the store and front
|of Redcliffe building and he drove away
|in it. The States witness Sanford places
|him here with carriage On the following
hight. The witnesses were sure it was
Thursday night Another Elliott
House bell-boy testified that he saw
Blanche Douglass go out of the house
with lady only once that being on Wed
|nesday, August 8. The State elected that
this happened on the day Mrs. Cramer was
asking at the hotel for her daughter, which
was on Thursday. The last witnesses fol
the day were James Kane and wife, who
were at the flying horses at o'clock or
Friday night. Neither saw the Maileys
there. The hearing was adjourned until
Tuesday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-27
JENNIE cRAMER,s DEATH.

\ NEW HANEN, Conn. Sept. 27.-In the
! proceedings in the trial of the Malleys to-
Etiay the defense apparently aimed at sub
sstantiatlng Blanch Douglass's story pre-
siminary to her possible production as a
] WITNESS. Seven conductors on the West
Haven horse railroad, none of whom knew
Jennie Cramer personally, but all OF whom
.had seen her picture, testified that they did
mot see her On their cars returning from
sSavin Rock on Thursday afternoon, August
H. This was to show that she could not
4have been back in time to meet Blanche
sDouglas at the hour two witnesses claim to
have seen them together in Chapel street.
Zone conductor said that she might have re :
3turned on his car to New Haven without
shis recollecting it.
leans, hat-dealer, testified to seeing Jen-
ME not far from her home. alone, on the
Thursday, just before noon, but on being
scross examined he said that the chances
swere about even that it was on Wednesday,
ghe saw her Mary Early, q chambermaid
sat the Elliott House, and George Coyne,
bell boy, were called to testify about Blanch
iDouplass's bath, bat neither witness filed
.up the time between 2 o'clock, when the
bathroom KEY was obtained, and the hour
sBlanch was seen with Jennie
kitty O'Brien testified that
she was employed at Malley's s
store, and on Friday afternoon, August s..
she was in the store at 4:3o O'Clock She
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GUTTEAU'S TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Scoville of
zChicago has not answered Guiteau as to
whether he will act as counsel in his trial.
sScoville was not in Chicago, but message
3has been forwarded. The Grand Jury next
week win doubtless find a true bill or an
indictment for murder. But an Immediate
& trial is improbable. Corkhill having treat
: led Guiteau as
A CONDEMNED MAN
by stopping his letters and giving their
contents to the press a refusal to let him
see newspapers etc, but will give
his counsel greater privileges however.
NO CHANGE OF VENUE
/ Ecan be granted in the district of Columbia ),
sand as no appeal in criminal cases lies to1
&any other courts; and the supreme court
scannot review criminal cases, his counsel
Twill only be able to secure greater time to
Eprepare the defense. Corkhill still treats
sthe prisoner as an animal, Guiteau only
4 Knowing is by inference even now that
5he killed the president. 1t is believed that
I the trial viii be put off until the
FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER.
zGuiteau desires delay and says he can ii
/ have fair trial until there is cooling
EdOwn in the community which has apl
aplauded and never arrested the two mem
awho have attempted his life in his cell
SHow to
TRArSFER HIM SAFELY
Between the Jail and the court will be al
trouble some question. The court rooms
holds only 400 and admission will be by|
cards issued by the judge and United States
Marshal Henry. A mob is not unlikely to
sform. The general opinion is that
Esuch a disgrace should not happen
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-27
FOREIGN TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.

LONDON, Sept. 27-Alfred Tennyson
writes to Mr.. Lowell from Haslemere; 1--WE
learned yesterday that the President was
sgone. We have watched with much admi,
sration his fortitude, and not without hope
sthe fluctuations of his health, these many
sdays. Now we seem almost to have lost
sa personal friend. He was a good man and
ga noble Accept from me and my wife
Sand family assurances of heartfelt sym
spathy for Mrs. Garfield, for yourself and
5for your country"
! Newspapers of the most opposite shades
zof politics print suggestions that Monday
should be signalized by some sort of ma
stional mourning, and advise that shop win
sdows be partly closed, and that the people
swear Grape on their arms and exhibit other
ztokens of mourning.
The text of the letter of the Archbishop
sof Canterbury to Mr.. Lowell is as follows
ADDINGToN PARK.
My DEAR SIR: I have Just returned
sfrom the formal opening and adjourning
55of the Convocation of the Province OF
3Canterbury. The nature of our proceed
sings of this period of the year has preclud
Jed the possibility of my resolution being
sproposed, but l feel confident that, had the
4Convocation been actually in session, my
Sbrethren of the Episcopate as well as the
Representatives of the lower house, would
have joined me in the expression of that
Heartfelt sympathy with the people of the
limited States which l now beg leave
athrough you to offer in my own name, and
III think may say, in the name of the
fChurch of England, on the occasion OF the
Sad loss sustained through the death OF
president Garfield. Trusting you will
<kintily make known, both to the late
presidents family and to the Government
sof the United States, this feeling enter
stained by the Church which l may claim
Ito represent, ! have the honor to be your
&obedient faithful servant.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-27
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-Senator John
son, OF Virginia, in conversation to-day.
said that he had yet to hear of Demo
scratic Senator who did not assert the right
sand duty OF electing member of their
sparty as presiding officer and of fully
organizing the Senate by the election of d
Secretary before doing any other business.
HE knew of no means of resistance which
scould be successful, even If the Republi
scans should desire to resist the right of the
majority to act. To suggestion made BIZ
la Republican paper. that the Republican
Senators could break quorum by refusing
sto vote. he said: The first rule Of Senate
would prevent such action, IL contempla-
ted THAT rule directs that quorum shall