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National Republican., 1882-08-07

"AIdrrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churnei every morning.
and delivered in l5lb Ward" prints al i0t per lD
Also cottage cheese. Sc. per ball: buttennilk. Sc.
Per quart. and sweet milk DC. per quart
THE highest cash prices pail for dresses and
gents ol6thng, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzng, COS Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yaniA avenue
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LADIES GOODS.

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"AIa.rney Dairy wagons,

For n Chance so Make n Fortune
On snail investment see the advertisement else
where Of the Hallway Mining Company.
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DIED.

Daily. Except Monday. All other daily except
Sunday.
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
Tho weather To-Day,

Jcr me Middle Atlantic States tCdrmcr generally
Jdr ucd'SeT s0ulery to eaSeiy uiads, stationary to
iO,Ccr barometer
For Washington, from 7 a. m, to midni0ht-
Udrmey, Jair ue0ihCr.
ThcrmOmotric readlngs.-7a, a, M, 79l9, II .. M,
sLCoi p. m, $40; p M, 1929; IL p. n 1922
maximum, 500; minimum, Tlg
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EXCURSIONS.
Tho vNrIous Organizations Tbnt Will En-
tcrtain Their Friends on the Potomac.

INC NRElOuA ORGANIZATIONS NUth VIII
tcrtain Their Friends on the Potomac.
The aexandria Light Infantry will give an
other excursion TO Marshall Hall next Friday
evening, the first one having proved, in all re-
speots most successful affair. Tho steamer will
leave the Seventh street wharf at ESQ p. m. and
Alexandria at 7l5. The Marine Band will fur
n,sh tho music.
The Fanchon Club gives Us sixth annual excur.
sion tonight on the w. W. Corcoran, leaving her
wharf ut 80 sharp. Marshall Hall Is the desti-
nation where the usual round OF gay festivities
will be in order. The well.known reputation OF
this club lnsurcs an agreeable evening to all who
may participate.
The Mary Washington is daily carrying largo
complement to occoquin Falls. Mr. Rand Ill has
made this enjoyable trip one OF the pleasan'est on
Tho Washington letter.carrlers will have n grand
entertainment at the National Fair q onndS on
the 10th instant. A. varied programme has been
n ranged, aud bicycle races, running races, AID
other Interesting events will tend to the enjoy.
mint OF the visitors. There are no harder worked
b. dy OF men, always excepting the slaves OF tn,
eSs, than the letter carriers aud 1t Is TO be hoped
public will show their appreciation by patron
iZing the picnic literally.
Mt only The excursion committee but the en-.
tire membership OF the Union Veteran Corps, nre
gysy effort to make the SSSn1 y ro5 10
superior, to the excursion of last month, Of which
such. pleasant rccoliections are entertained. 1t
will be borne in mind that the CorCornn will start
at 6 O'Clock. It's unnecessary to, state that the
very best of care will be taken of the guests.
To "Dozen" are giving II series of excursions
ovcry Tuesday evening on the steamer Mary
Washington, leaving at $50 D. M and returning
al 1880 y. M. These parties are the most enjoyable
of the season, made so by the experience Of the
committee
The annual excursion OF the Young Catholics
Snc'ety 10 Lower Cedar Point takes place TO. day
The Jane Mosrlcy will leave her wharf at S39 this
morning and return ut $50. Pistorios bras band
viii render the music for the occasion A dc.
lighttu day may be anticipated tO all those who
fortunate enough to hold tickets,
National Republican., 1882-08-07

N~lJs NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-10

LONDON, May 9.-Miss Annie Parnell, in
her letter to the Times, says she doubts that
the policy is Cancellation when families in
Glare whom Foster turned out are living
in novels, and 600 people in one county
alone are liable to death by cold, 1t being
Illegal to help them. She concludes by
saying il there are any persons surprised
that the assassia's arm is not idle, they
must not forget that there is such thing
as human nature among lrishmen.
London society, beginning with the
Queen, who sent Il telegram OF coincidence
to the family Of Lord Cavendish, has
made demonstration OF sympathy as re.
markable as that which occurred on the
death OF President Garfield.
The Times, in leading article. says:
Even II il be true that the murder OF
Cavendish and Burke was done by
American-Irish despemdoes, we must not
forget that Parnell has boosted OF consoli.
dating an alliance between the Irish OF
America and those at home. We are i'm.
able to accept the plea that the men who
have pursed the Land Leaguer's course are
divested OF all responsibility for the crime
they now denounce.
The Times further says Of the Parnelite
members OF Parliament: at is morally
impossible to enter into any understand.
ing with those who denounce an outrage
for the first time when they feel that il
eripples their operations. Though they
profess to negotiate in the House OF Com.
mons for the bloodthirsty element OF the
Irish people, they are only powerful to ex-
cite disallection. They cannot diminish
the malignancy OF the whole class, who
wallow'in blood like the beasts OF prey"
1t is stated that John Holmes, Junior lord
Of the treasury, will succeed the late Lord
Cavendish MS secretary OF the treasury,
Herbert Gladstone to succeed Holmes.
a rHmor is current that the forthcoming
Irish protection bill will provide that, il
certain cases OF murder, trial by Jury be
suspended, and that the accused be triet
before three judges, with the right to ap
peal.
Spencer is expected to arrive in London
tomorrow. On his return to Ireland he
will be accompanied by his wife.
Mr. Gladstone, in a published statement
announces that he has received flood o
communications from every part OF tn,
Kingdom, expressive OF horror and iRdig
nation at the crime. He says that it i
only Just to state that none are more re
markable Tor fervor and sincerity than III,
large number from all parts Of Ireland. II,
wishes to express his sense Of the genuin,
feeliHs shown by the communications, ant
hiE nnfHlnnOl thupty
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LAIlNK kNrE.S.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., May 9.-The Matieabic
Iron Works, one Of the largest manufactur.
ing concerns in the city, has closed down
for the present, and will be fitted up with
improved machinery thatwill enable them
to manufacture products of malleable iron
at Very low cost. Manager Van Doren
started to-day for the eastern cities TO in,
spect several new improvements, which it
: proposed TO introduce. The works will
be started again in short time.
There is no truth whatever in the reports
sent out that the Church Hill coal com.
pany had procured one hundred Italian
miners to take the places Of those who are
now out asking for an advance. Manager
Mccartney states that the company has
made no contract to employ Italians, and
have no present intention OF doing SO.
CLEVELAND, May 0.-On the lst OF June
the Cleveland Rolling Mill company ex.
pect TO light the fire in their large blast fur.
mace 1t is said its capacity will be 20O
men.
PrrrsnuRdH, May 9-Partics from Ohio
have been lately quietly leasing large tracts
OF land from farmers between Erie and
Edenboro, Pa. 1t is reported that the OBJ.
ject OF the speculation sto work rich veins
OF anthracite coal, which the Ohio parties
claim'to have discovered the presence Of
which had never been suspected,
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

CmCAGo, May 9.-The annual report OF
the Barlisngton, Cedar Rapids 4 Northern
shows larger business than any proceed.
ing year, but not entirely satisfactory re-
suits. Snow blockades early in 1881 were
the chief cause OF the decreased earnings
and increased expenses The gross earn.
ings were S2,257 900; operating expenses,
Sl,G26,000; net earnings, SG32, lS9, against
$4,000 in the preceding year.
CmcAdo, May 0.-The Chicago, Milwau.
kce & st. Paul road has issued an order
against the sale OF liquor to its employees
Orders have been sent TO all persons keep.
ing eating.houses on the lines, prohibiting
the sale OF intoxicating liquors, or the
keeping OF Il bar on their premises.
ST. Louis, May 0-The advisory freight
commission, appointed By the trunk lines
to adjust freight rates between the West
and Eastern seaboard points met, thi.
morning, in the merchants exchange, Ex.
Senator Thurman, OF Ohio, and Judge
Cooley, OF Michigan, were present A
letter was read from Mr.. f. B
Washburne, Of Illinois, explaining tha,
he was ut the bedside OF his brother
sick ut Eureka Springs A subcommittee
OF the merchants exchange Of this city
submitted report taking no sides but sub
hitting facts aud arguing that, ii private
ireishts were established instead OF differ
ential rates no difference should be mad,
between this City and Chicago. Georgt
Balm, president Of the National Mill
ers' association, submitted q repor
from that body, advocating uniform
rates aud the aboIishing OF dilferentia
rates. Mr.. Clooser, OF the Indianapoli
merchants exchange, submitted repor
in favor Of ditferential rates. The CON
mission then made pertinent enquiries u
to the amount OF grain and other shipment
from this city, after which IN adiournmen
was taken until tomorrow.
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New York, May 9.-Argument was hca, d
to-day in the supreme court, on return to
the writ OF habeas corpus obtained yesler.
day by George Scoyille commanding IoltH
W. Gniteau to produce Frances NJ, ScovIIc
in Court this morning. charging thar she is
illegally restrained OF her liberty hv h,r
brother. 1t also says that since the. luir
Gulteau trial Mrs. Scovi!le has shown
strong evidence OF mental disturbance
lhe court room was crowded Mr. ScDvilic
was present with his counsel, John u,
townsend, and near by was John W. Gui.
tean and his lawyer, James Armstrong.
The latter read the return OF John W.
Guiteau to the writ. The return denies that
Mrs. Scovil!e is in custody of or restrainedly
John W. Guiteau OF her liberty, aud saysll,.
does not know Of her whereabouts and
therefore he could not produce her in court,
Nlr. townsend then made application 10
nave the return traversed and read the
afiiqavlt OF Scoyille, in which the latter still
declares himself Of the belief ihat his wife
is in John W. Guiteau's custody.
Scoville was called and testified 10 the
wearing effect OF the trial on his wife, 10
her strange actions, her talk of her broth
er's case, and to her saying to the fitness
that she thought he had ceased TO care ior
her. Her leaving home and coming to this
city, and certain other facts given in
traverse to tue return were nlso elected in
the testimony. The witness said he saw j.
W. Guiteau in the Astor house, and the
latter said he heard witness was going 10
put Mrs Scovile in lunatic asylum, and
that he (Guiteau) would resist all further
attempts 10 prove insanity in the Guiteau
family.
ltappears that Scoville visited the police
headquarters, yesterday, to obtain The aid
OF the police in the search for his wife, lie
declared that she was restrained OF her lib.
erty by her brother against whom he
threatened legal proceedings. Two detect.
ives were placed on the casc, but ND to a
late hour this afternoon, had not found
Mrs. Scoville.
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GARFIELD'S MURDERER,
EFFORTS TO ESCAPE THE oAlLows.
Why Tie Wrstsh's Counsel Demand. New Trial.
Row In the Aaaslhs Family y-Gultsau'. Sis.
Ter Deserts Her Hasbaaa-The batter,
EHSrtstO Asetr,aln Her Whereabouts.

WASHINGTON, May 0.--Thc argument
upon the bill OF exceptions in the Gui.
teau case was begun this morning before
the judges Of the supreme court Of the Dis.
tF'et sitting in banc, Chief Justice Cartier
presiding, and Justices Macarthur, Ilag.
ner and James. Col. Corkhill and Mr. Do.
vidge appeared for the Government. and
Col. Reed for Guiteau.
Reed, after brief opening, passed TO
the questioned the jurisdiction OF the court
below arguing that the crime was no. In.
dictabIe in this District, because the of.
Tense was not completed here, the mortal
stroke having been given here, while
death occurred in New Jersey.
Chief Justice Cartier interrupted, a, one
point, to suggest that, while murdey
was the killing Of person, and the crime
could not be defined us murder till death
occurred, yet an act OF felony was cam.
pleted when the murderer had finished his
victim. '''
Counsel proceeded to discuss various mn.
thorities upon the subject OF Jurisdiction
lie admitted that Guiteau might be indirt.
ed, and II found to be sane, convicted of as.
sau!t with intent TO kill, but held that ic
could not be tried ior murder
Col. Reed argued that the sentence Of
death is void, because the day fixed for the
execution OF the sentence is not authorized
by law, claiming that, under proper con-
straciion OF the statutes OF the District the
date OF the execution should kaye been
liked some day within thirty days after the
ioaFth Monday in October, 1882.
AT hali-past one o'clock, the court took u
recess until TO morrow.
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DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONES.

WARRESroN, Mo-, May "a cyclone
struck the Central Wesleyan college build.
Ing in this place little after l2o'clock las,
night, tearing out the east wall and paris
OF the root, which were carried half n mile
away. Seven persons sleeping in the build,
ing had narrow escape. The loss is es.
timated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
ALTON, ILL.,, May "a storm early this
morning did great damage to brick and
iron building, corner OF Second and Plaza
streets; damage 5000. Owned by r. B
smith and occupied by Singley & Co.,
wholesale druggists, whose stock was dam.
aged 81 900. Other buildings were consid.
erably injured and hundreds OF trees up.
rooted.
MINSEAPoLls, May "a Jackson, Minn.,
special says; A cyclone struck a school
house, five miles southwest OF I.akeiield,
this county, yesterday. The building was
lifted up and scattered over the prairie. !,
was occupied by teacher and eleven pu.
pills, who were all more or less bruised,
Three pupils sustained terrible injuries.
The storm came in the form of funnel.
shaped clouds, which bounded along the
prairie and passed into Heron lake, suck.
ing the water to the height OF hundred
feet.
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The fsaiicy JIurdcr triat.

Nav HAVEN, May 0.-The Malley trial
was resumed. Mrs. Klippstcin testified
that she saw Jenny Cramer at the Elliott
House the Thursday evening before the
body was found. The defense admitted
that the letters signed "Btancher were
written by Walter Malley.
Mr. Rawlings, manager Of the Red
Cliff restaurant, testified to knowing Wal.
ter and james Malley, Blanche Douglass
and Jennie Cramer. He ideutiliod an
order ior steak and mushroom, Thursday
morning, August 4, and said that he saw
Miss Douglass and another lady come into
the restaurant at 10 o'clock in
the evening, with Walter, who
appeared to like the lady that was with
Miss Douglass. Walter visited the restau.
rant again on the Sth OF August and said
II was mistaken about the two ladies'. that
II was his cousin, James, that was with
them." Subsequently, James visited the
restaurant TO corroborate Walter, but Raw.
lings still believed that the party consisted
OF the two ladies and Walter.
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kNiGmTs TEMrLAR.


SIe,Ia! To the In,cIIiscnccr
MAulSsnlRC, W. Va, May O.-The
GRIND Commandery Of West Virginia,
knights Templr, will hold its ninth an
mal reacaye in this city tomorrow, X, E.
STknjgatJ, L. Purnell, Grand Comman.
der, presiding The conclave will open
promptly ct 10 o'clock, 4. Nj. at the asylum
Of Palestine commandery, No. ., and will
probably conclude its tabors by 8 O'Clock
I'm In the afternoon at o'clock, the
"ea'lerpermiiliDg, there will be public
procession of all members Of the order
present, in full uniform, through the prin-
rpaI streets Of the city, headed by first
class cornct band OF twenty-five instru.
@eai' After the parade the commanderv
will undergo formal review and
inspection III the public square by r. L.
IN Knight Robert L. Withcrs, the Deputy
utnd Master OF the United States, assisted
byt,nRi Commander furneii and others.
M9GN, grand banquet will be spread
Mue spacious dining hall Of the St. Clair
NovmetSy and more generally known as
We "mud Ccntral) hotel, at which all
visiting Sir Knights, with their ladies, will
oetl" guests OF Palestine commandery.
HDolMhe weather prove anpropitious, as
SNOW threatened, the public exercises, to
ihegr disappointment Of the expectant
citizens will necessarily be much curtailed,
and it II therefore earnestly hoped that
Tie weathcr bureau will be generous.
IhcprcScnt officers OF the Grand Com.
lnandcy are:
L. ESir Jesse L. Purnell, G. c., Of Ben.
wood.
N;E Sir W. Il. II, Flick, D. G. c., Mar.
tHsbuls.
!. Sir c. +. Scott, &. G., Parkersbnrg.
t1rs.
&ShG.A Gibbons G. Prelat,, Fair
mont.
Sir E. +, Reiisnyder, G. S. W., Par,
AcNOlfg
mont.
:, SirJ, A. Miller, &. Treas, Wheeling.
!, SIR tieo. +. Irvine, &. r., Wheeling
T. Nf lno. ". Light, G. St. Bearer, Par
mont, '' - =, W ' "
T. Sir w. W. vanwinkle, G. Warden,
'AtkeBbarg
+ Sr Frank +. Nichols, G. G. OF g.,
'ae band employed is from Frederick
(S@Nl, and will be in attendance at the
N1hnsburg will be "at home" to about
vac Ranlrel aud fifty members OF the
T Esr, on Thursday evening oi this week
'oa Cumberland Valley association is 'ex
N"'''Ns through this section, and will call
~ meeting OF the citizens was held last
I''4'ns' upon thCrcqurst of Mayor Logan
1,..,,,i 10 devise ways and means for the prone,
iSSvpllon ot these later visitors m and Ipt. sat.
''o'E programme was arranged.
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DALLAS, TEX, May 9.-There was n dis
astrous wreck, caused by washout on The
Waco branch OF the Texas Central railway
on Sunday night. A freight train weat
through n bridge, killing the fireman and
two brakemen, and badly scaIding the en-.
gineer and two other men. The point Is
remote and the railroad officials are reti.
cent.
A little later the same evening there was
another wreck on the same road, which
was attended by the death OF one man and
the woUnding Of several others. This was
also caused by washout.
ST; LOUIS, May 9,-Very brief reports are
made OF two accidents yesterday on the
northeastern extension Of the Texas Cen.
tral railroad; one at AqilIa creek, in which
the engineer fireman aud two brakemen
are reported killed and several wounded,
The other was near Cisco, in which one
man was killed and several injured.
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WAsnMnrox, May 9,-The Navy depart
ment has received no additional iniorma.
ton concerning the finding OF the dead
bodies Of Captain Delong, OF the lost
Jeanette, Surgeon Amber and nine
OF the crew.
Noros describes the parting with De
Longs party, when he and Ninderman
were sent ahead for relief, M on Sunday.
The Captain bad held Divine service, the
men seated on the banks OF the Lena river.
After service he called the two men and
told them be wanted them to push ahead,
and that he would follow with his party.
al you find game" were his last words,
then return to Us, u You do not, then GO
to knmak Surka."
Noros thus describes the parting: "rhe
Captain read Divine service before we left
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The Rattle of Gettysburg.

WASHINGTON, May O.-various Congress
men have received letters from Colonel
Batchelder who is employed by The Coy.
ernment TO locate the various points OF in.
terest on the battle field OF Gettysburg, ex.
tending an invitation to attend series oI
reunions OF officers who fought in that bat.
tie. Thcsereunions are be held for thep
pose oil more definitely locating the points
about which there isat present some doubt.
They will take place about the middle oil
June. Not only will Union officers be in.
vited but Coniederates rs well, and thus it
is hoped 10 so designate the spots OF his.
torlc interest OIL the fields as will tend 10
pcrpetuate authentic records OF that deci.
Siye fight.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-Representative
Sher.in has prepared a favorable report
which has been agreed upon by the com.
miLtee on education and labor, on the
educational bill. It provides for the sum
OF SlO,000,000 for distribution among the
States and Territories according to the pro.
portion of tlitterate population, The re.
port will set forth some interesting sta.
tistics, showing, among other things, that
asout 70 per cent of the money will 20 to
the South; the money will be proper
tionately distributed among Whit and col.
ored children. The Secretary of the In
terror is to disbuse the fund to the State
authorities, to be expended under direc-
tion OF the proper officers for common
schools only; nothing to go to colleges or
sectarian institutions.
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TARIFF COMMISSION.
THE SENATE PASSES THE HOUSE BILL
ohis'. gs.ei for Old Gsaasa -Go..ipy Talk Asss.
Blains-Sad Accident to Aises. Stephens.
More Money for the Free Schools.
The Anti. bourbon Movement.


Special Dispatch 10 tho IntellGenccr.
WAstISoToN, May 9.-The Supreme
court oil the District began to hear the ar
gument in the Guiteau case to-day. Nc
one was present Tor the prisoner except
CoI. Charles Reed, OF Chicago, whose argu.
ment was able and adroit. lie was con.
SANITY interrupted by the chtefjustice, who
Kept up q sort OF running debate with the
attorney Col. Reed, however, held his
own and gave the bench several new
points upon the case. The argument will
DC finished tomorrow.
The House spent the day in debate upon
the b!!l making the Bureau OF Agriculture
an Executive department Speeches were
made by large number of members,
among whom were Mr.. Updegntf, OF Ohio,
and Messrs. Hoge and kenna, OF West
virginia. MIR. kenna's substitute for the
pending bill was defeated, but the House
adjourned without getting vote upon the
measure. The bill will pass the House
without much opposition, bat will not get
through the Senate, us the members OF
the latter body do not have 10 wrestlc with
the agricultural element, for return TO
Congress, every two years
Ex-senator Eaton has been mentioned
Tor position on the tariircommission, but
says that M will not accept an appoint
ment because he introduced and advocated
the bill which has just passed.
Chalmers, OF Mississippi, is going to do
the Catalino act He is so inccnsed with
his fellow Democrats, because Of their fail.
ure to work for his retention in the
House, that he is determined to lead
. crusade against the Bourbons in Mis-.
sissippi lie will run for Congress in his
district on q combined Republican and
Liberal Democratic ticket and will also
stump the State in the interest OF such Il
ticket. 1t is alleged that he has been
promised administration aid.
Kenna was warmly discussed As Il prob.
ably strong candidate for Unitel States
Senator from West yirginia by coterie Of
politicians in the Capitol to-day.
The Senate spent two hours in debate
over the nomination OF Worthington to be
collector of custom, Mt Boston in execu.
,;va eosa;o,, Isa~a,,I -, ] -, - - ~.
- ~ "' i'V"' anu N'"e' .o"'un w,
the lie oi them down the dose they helped
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vo WgL Of Pennsylvania, seems on
,be poa.o' committing serious mistake
,5pig. his name to be used on the
r,g,ya,lkcs tomorrow for Lieutenant
rorerot lIe his motive ever so good, he
rthabig,teA 10 the suspicion OF hav.
in, .oIlontaIL his independence for the
..eol official recognition His candida.
woill,. yrlr wlII be regarded as case Of
s,r4hrsdguc,S, and he will certainly not
nlp harvest Of public respect. It is
,er.iI'y hrl.m to consent to such an ar
aa,eaea, i be is actnnted by the pro-
i,r ,rmo,I,c, in falling in with the men with
whom he ic,l out last year, he should stern.
" refuse 10 60 on their ticket, both for
their slsrs and his own. lie will be bad.
IS ed, at the pji}s