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Axax Peas An North Carolina.

RALx,sH. n. c., O;tober IA peculiar
and frightful disease has appeared IN
Northampton and other counties IN tns
northeastern part OF the State; h .,S1 Is sa.,e1
chills or hemorragic fever ana Is gens..sy go.
yellow and Vomit blood.
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AIexander at SteubenviIIe>

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, October Hon. Ross J.
Alexander addressed very large audience
here tonight and created much enthusi-
asm. The meeting was the largest political
gathering of the campaign in this city.
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e,ssoN At PARkERssvR0
a Large Msstins aa4 R9sstivs sOsssa
-Ths Campaign CssseA.

-
-Ths Caopaign Clese1.
Special DtpotsA 70 W Sunday Rsgtssw.
PARKEnssss, October 1.-The DsmocrsAs
closed the campaign here tonight With ~
best meeting Of the eampaisa. HoA -.
tsos Gibson spoke two hours and twsntv
minutes and covered himself with.glory.
Such aspeech has never been heard IN this
city. Hs conplstsly rsfutsd tie eeee
ISLANDERS which have been uttsred aoalnHe
him. Any synopsis We could give would
not do him Justice. II coucsdsd thAt The
speech will b worth two hundred voteo
to the party on Tuesday. Mr.. Gibson in.
dulged In no psrsonsl abuse Of any one.
and his speech throughout was such Q 60
q 10 cause the Democracy OF this city -
feel proud Of their standard bearer. Thsy
feel that his course In Congress will b one
that his constituents will never b ashams4
Of, The Democracy Of Wood county aso
ali jubilant over the prospscts befors shssA.
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hank statement.

NKw YORK, October Loans, decrease,
$490l, 900: specie, increase, $l,9SO,6 600;
legal tender, decrease, $S3, 200; deposits, de-
crease, 81, AL 400; circulation, increase,
$1OS, 700; reserve, increase, $2,559,2oO The
banks now hold $421, ,S15 in excess of the
legal requirement..
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Petroleun.

WASHINGTON, October Total value OF
exports Of petroleum and petroleum pro
ducts during August, 1882, were 1888, 70.
during August, tss1, b,962, 2s4; for. eight
months ending August, 81, 81 3Oe, 1885
corresponding period previous year, 3es-
1o0 150
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Gone Crazy.

Lone BRANCH, October 7.-Chss. ii. Ran
dali, one of the passengers injured In the
Parker's creek disaster, last June. has been
taken to the insane asylum he is suffer
ing from softening of the brain, cause BY
injuries received
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Fatally Shot.

LITTLE Rock, October 1.-Two brothers,
named John and James Dalrymaple, while
mining in Severe county, on the Indian
Territory line, Wednesday, ended quar-
rel with fight, when John was fatally
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A County snryeyor Murdered.

BRowSsyILLE, TKxAs, October County
Surveyor Everett was murdered at Rio
Grands City yesterday by the Sips boys
Nine bullets have been found in his body.
A mob threatens to lynch the murderers II
they are captured
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LoNGFoRD MILLS, ONT, October Ia
boiler in Smiths saw mill exploded this
morning, killing Ellis, the foreman, ana
Gray, assistant. Several others were paoiy
injured. The mill is wreck.
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cnloroformea and Killed by His Wife.

RAMSEY, LIS, October THE dead BODY
Of Michael Wagner was found yesterday
living on bed in his house here: Evidence
Goes 10 show that his wife gave him cnioro-
form LAST wednesday and then killed nlm-
she has since been watching the BODY. re-
fusing admission to everybody. She Is IN
sane.
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n..a,nrna.he.I meath.

BrRsnNeroN, ALA. October Rev. DR..
James w. Christian, editor Of the Alabama
Christian Advocate, the organ OF the Meth.
odist Church in Alabama, died, to-day, OF
congestion of the lungs.
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tion-, He 3 not much Of . psfsen, bus Z ~
pocketbo0k counts Tor moro than . shaod-
full Of brains In polifics -. {, ~ -
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CentraI AnHriea,


sr. LOUIS, October 7.-Governor Critten-
den has Withdrawn and abrogsted the
proclamation issued BY him on the 18th OF
July last, in which he offered rewards Tor
the arrest and conviction Of certain train
robbers, he stating that the chief actors N
the said robberies are now either dead or In
the custody Of the laws Of the STATE.
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0uarrel,edsOyer Crops.

H1AwArHA, KAN, October 7.-Shooting
occurred Thursday twelve miles southeast,
between John Byland and Johu Jordan,
who quarrelled over the division OF crops
on a farm where they were joint tenants.
Jordan fatally shot Byland, and was ar
rasted s7t es
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ST.. Lours, October Tx Lieutenant
Governor Charles p. johnson. the leading
criminal lawyer of this city. will defend
Frank James in any prosecution the State
may bring against him.
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smart I'm Ireland.

DUBLIN, October 1.-Two land agen -
named Scott and Froome, have been nred
al from behind hedge at Bolly Castle, oat
not hurt. Both men have previously oeen
fred at A farmer named Hogan mas oeen
ahot nc Bollina: one arrest made.
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ye1roe. exchange shots.

RICHwooD, ONO, October Z. = George
Th.mas colored, went to the shop of VIM:
Howell, colored barber, yesterday, and
fred two shots at Howell. He then ran,
when Howell shot him through the head,
causing death,
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where Dta the Duc,.ts Go.

DUBLIN, October THE closing OF the
Land League fund creates much sensation
here, many persons demanding an e1pia-
nation as to how the money has been
spent
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p,s,,,ru,shed Parry sail for Europe.

New YoRK, October Hon. Lyon Play
fair, Deputy Speaker of the House OF Com
mons; Viscount Italcolumo, Isaac Bell, Jr.,
and Capt. E. NJ. Shaw, Chief of the London
Fire Brigade, sailed for Liverpool to-day
ON the steamer Germania.
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To Be shot or Hung.

SPRINGFIELD, III, October I.-TerribIe
excitement exists in Christian County.
where 800 armed men are searching for
John Leigh, who shot James Rigby. II
found he win be shot or hung instantly.
e. 7. Leigh, father of the murderer, prom
ised John 81 900 to kill Rigby. He has
been committed to jail. His vile Is In
danger from the mob.
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THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE.
patrick Ford orders its Disband.
menf.

NEw YoRx, October THE declaration
of Patrick Ford, of the Irish world, tnat
the Land League has ceased 70 exist mas
cansed much commotion in Land League
circles. DIR. Wallace, President Of the Ma.
tionsI League said to-day that he admired
Ford's frankness, bat did not think his &C
tion would cause the disbsndment OF the
League organization, of which he lFord)
was President. The action OF the confer
ence In Ireland would be waited for before
any important step was taken here.
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s1ts,n pssv -. nm.

PcrrIAxp, Ne, October 7.-Ivofy Berry,
vho. beat bis mother nearly 70 6eakh g
Gofhsu,. the othsf day. ssd then 90 en4
sIashed his tbroatwith . knife u ~ ehe.e
TO commit suicide, died. {estefdays - ~
fpfurie ytSta ~ ~ :
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A shifting EnEine Runs Late . Weed
Train.

wIMTSGroN, DEL October Ia snunns
engine ran into wood train 81 Dsle ss.Ion'
on the Delaware railroad, tnis mo.nuei
SrrecLiEs lie oIgins and fSar eAzs sAd
killing coTored train man.
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SHExAHDoAH, Pa, October Thomas
Hopkins minerat the Turkey Run col-
fiery, was killed by tho fail Of mass OF
coal this morning.
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far Mrs. ReaIt.

PHELADElPHIA, October 1.-The jury IN
the case of Mrs. Richard Reslf against Lip
pincott & Co, returned verdict giving the
plaintiff $3.50.
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Elves oxt1ooeo,
Foun and-a-haH eoapons- .....-.-..--!!448
fcSss Pssss SSSGSSrsf S4Ss a
SrArx sEcurfffss-Duli; TsnDsssss Old
u per can't. lower.
RAILRoAD BoSDs -IsrsguiH and ssasslly
weak.
Erocxs-The stock market opened ysak
and h@l u par cent. lower, Shs lattel D.
YER. Richmond and West Point and kipa.
nnord and DAnvii)e were, howeves, .eScen-
tions. the former bsips 9 anA ~ lAkDef .
Der cspt hIgbss. Inmedistsay Gfbw; ~
opening Denver, siyspced pr ec9t -
reacted ~ per ctnt, aissf Nhien - -.
kef became strong sad pf1eo9 - - -
~ per cent. Oregon hecome Slsol4 -
soid up " per cent. Oregon pn4 HDpS
Continental. Denver and Unioe reco9 wese
siso prominent In the advameet W1tbo 1e1bs
mond and West Point advnnced 8 so4 D.
Vile Der cent This was followed bIe
reaction Of HOfx pee cook, -
latter Northern Pacific peDt9se4
while Richmond and Wed kelDt
fell OF 4. recovered 1, and Rlehnee1 -
Dspville declined 4 and rallle1 ~ 30
cent After II o'clock the nasket eoo)io
ned active and weak, and furthH Noellae
OF k(g4 per csnt took pleca ~ yn1o9
Richmond and West Point 1io401n4 -
Dsnvills, New Jefssy Csptsal OrqDoo -
TrxnsC Continental and LAeksWAnne vM4
the most conspicuous. 1hb ~ encooooo4
by the recovery Of 3 per coot,in x4oa0eD4
snd Dsnviile and K91 pes ceok - ~. ~
psindaS of tho liot.
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FINANCE.


NEW Yolx, October 7.-Monsy ~
cent Primo mercantile pspsf 70s 'pssesa6
BBR RSILvTR--l12z.
ExcHANGn-6tsedy % lS0K fos Dpag 49,
lS0h for sight
GoyHasnErrs-Wesk and lower.
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Do1enoe - - 49, - = !.
Nru 0nrxArs October 7.--AIbeft Bcyee,
ahe SON Of Q prominent undertake., con.
mitted suicide By shooting himseh II frcet
Of the family vault In cemetery, near this
city.
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stssl q. .ss,s - - : -
- saalwarts ~, sut.F !:
ttylid hlylse. 4 Is
ne Bsslasss ostiesa% esalplGiats
Ffs1 ssns msrsaats 1aaa
tarl..q sOViers ars 9laek Si'psh


S.,.', ~Css..
NHw Ios.. vs0oss ss
4thSst - - pali1Si1i - ~. .li1R
-l11u }1iiI,
4. ~
sSlMU j
nels ID it and tkstsH k6s tSs - ~
.s..,,a.s...,.,.,ayssS "a -. hoffoD ~ n. a.
. s11.-.1 ..'s.sI ~ = ns 49,.
ednfnsssiou Wiu - - - 80
He 10 . higA0Onrd ~ Judge to1nlE ~
,thinkl h \ q .yictfn e an wfoeSana1s
..,...... - 1911 nns. ',e,reu,.s
.-x.N 49, .IsH-
ExteAeee! ptn4a Os
latest asHvsis u Town - pEseee -
suxpoeed 70 % wAsn WV olea.,.. y.
. sta AAsn1ne.tAe 'e1AeuAse
With ls1spoaee 70 the eAApatgn hsee. -
also 70 pro1se The Stats comnit1so sell4
ffisndly' Recommendations. tanchjpg ~.
noninss5cH tots made foE,0 16aaanA>.
lasea h Diaee q fHspbony sss.sla s.i'1
kA .
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BAlRrppss, October 7.-Hlas-Alllve :.
and 6rn Without ehssGs.- Whooe-Die1
and moderately sctlys; le : vintg =
pot q OK ID; ss!Isr : O.. - ~
February 81 1oK 81 osnrn4QlI;
new q Old western mind ~ - ~;
seller. N0vsmbsf gx1s1(s; esllee -
vsmhsf psv q o!e, 0.; sellI h,yllAss
- a. sye os5ss = IT.. :. -
boftss-11fn; w11t1n u:
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NKW YoRX, October THE market
opened tolerably strong, and became better
rs shs day sdvaaeed Damaging reporu
were current that the statements showed
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nsrcHprrn. N. H., October 7.-BAssAol-
meW Ryan and wife. Of Milford. afe un1sf
arrest fos pefsonsting Kla ksenicA -.
siones. and obtainins elsoo sslon0anG -
her
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J0hO 0utteo9 kosSso
WAsunsfos, October 7.--John y. 0si-
teau hss telegrsphed 70 District Asscsney
Corkhili an indignant letter denial q ~
connection With the Guitssa polssnse
bouquet ~
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{ This Is block Of seven counties in the
extreme northwest corner Of the State,
where hooppoles grow and every acre Of
ground il ditched. IL includes much OF the
famous and rich Black Swamp OF OHIO.
VIM. ID. Hill, better known in the politics
of the country, as Bill Hill, 10 the Demo-
cratic nominee. He was in Congress one
term, but had TO step out two yesfs ago be-
cause he had been gerrymandered inso the
sarue district with LeFeyre. He Is some
what rough and ready in his style. and has
generally been put in the Bourbon clessif-
cation. Blyhsm. his opponent, u State
Senator and Granger. but he 10 rather .
lieht-weight There is story that Gov.
Foster said Bryham was dd fool, bot
he said be supposed he could be managed
in Coupress Taking the election statistics
for il, the district is q 'stand-of" betvesn
the parties. The fight 10 very bot and Hill
Il the best fighter. i may be sliEhtiy an-
fluenced BY my partislity, but p1s ths
sixth down for Hill.
8evenGh District
This embraces the counties bordering
Hamilton county on two sides; also. ths
county Of Greene. with its large negro vote
Repi piblican majority In district 1t Presi
GENITAL election, abou. 500. The disxic'
has been we'll escaped" with the Jay Hub
bell fund There Is hope Tor James y
Campbell. Dsmacrstic ~sndidafe. but tbt
signs ara rather in favor 0f Henry. L
Evxey, Republican candidate log rs-eieo
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Reconsideration.
This Is the way the foregoing observations
on the Congressional situation sum up:

In the present Ohio delegation In Con.
gress there are five Democrats to fifteen
Republicans.
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= 49, - 3 !.
s. c.s.s.sSs - -! z 9: 9:
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Sth to find that their chickens had been
counted before they were hatched. A gen
ueman who was good enough Judge TO
estimate Mr.. Wolfe's vote within a
!ew hundred, gives ID a. his opinion that
the Independent vote will not Be much. II
any larger than that received by Wolfe.
IL his estimate IA correct sIl ! =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-18

railroads with the State for its security in IS
was brought the railroads, ii is claimed. had
settled with the State and discharged the
States lien upon their lines. The railroads
resist any attempt OF the State bondholders
to make them submit TO a double payment of
their debt to the State. When the action of
the bondholders was brought, the United
States Circuit Court in Tennessee decided
that ii could not be sustained, and that the
agreement OF the railroad companies with
the State was one in which the bondholders
had no priyity; also that when the companies
settled with the State to it, satisfaction
and discharged it, liens that ended all claim.
No second payment, therefore, could be re-
quired Of the railroads at the hands of the
bondbolders. Judge Whitney, OF Michigan,
rendered the decision promptly, after it had
been agreed upon by both parties TO the
action, 10 try the case before him on account
OF his great learning and uuimpeachable
re putation. In the case of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company, decisions favorable
10 the company, on the same principle which
is involved in the dispute between the Ten
nessee railroads and the State bondholders,
had previously been rendered BY Judge
Bradley, of the United States Supreme Court,
and by Judge Trigg, Of the District Court.
The Tennessee bondholders have appealed
their case to the United States Supreme
Court, but Mr.. Southmayd, of Evarts, South |
mayd q Choate, counsel for the railroad !
feels absolute confidence in the |
position of the latter and in the soundness of !
he decision already given by the lower court |
10 their favor |
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CHICAGO CHANGE.
wheat. Corn and Oats Aefive-POrk
Irregular-Lard Inactive.

CHICAGO, February IA fair aggregate
business was transacted in wheat, but the
market ruled generally more quiet and
steadier than for several days. The We ather
was colder and threatening rain. Foreign
advices were more favorable. The receipts
and shipments were small The market
opened about 1c higher, but quickly weak
ened, and, under liberal offerings, declined
Hole, strengthened, advancing 2@sc;
again receded &c, then ruled steady to the
close, finally closing 4(93c above Yesterdays
prices. Sales ranged at 81 22(G1 223 cash,
81 81 s(11 25s March; February was quotaole
at 81 2llGl 224. On call wheat was active
and generally higher. Sales on call were
207, 900 bushels. Corn was in active specu-
lative dernan1. The market opened. strong,
prices being 4@5c higher; the offerings,
however, being somewhat excessive, prices
receded lose, and ruled tolerabiy steady to
the close. The shipping inquiry was mode
rate, receipts rather light, and shipments
fair The market closed about &c over the
closing rate yesterday. Sales ranged at 57a
@572c cash, TIC 5Sc March, On call corn
was quiet, the sales being 100000 bushels.
The receipts of oats continue small, and cash
in light supply; car-lots 4@lc higher.
There were some shipping orders on the
market. Futures were firm. Sales ranged
at 4lI@42c cash, 40t@42c March. On call
oats were fairly active and prices generally
higher The sales were $4,000 bushels
Pork was somewhat irregular, but the
demand was fairly active. The early
sales were 10000 higher, but soon
declined 30d35c, and near the close rallied
l5930c, closing steady. Sales were made at
81 65617 20 cash, sir 524@17 81! March
On call the sales amounted to $4,000 barrels,
and prices We're generally higher. Lard was
in active demand, and the sales were liberal
at irregular prices, Early sales were 59l0c
higher, but weaker feeling depressed them
I21@l5c. Toward the close the market was
steadier at medium figures. Sales were
made at IO26IO.90c for March, 10.92A@
ll.lOc April. On call lard was very active,
aud prices averaged higher The sales were
q 800 tierces
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ENGLAND.
MR.. GLAD sToNE RISES TO EPPLAIN.


LONDON, February lin explaining in
the house of commons his recent u.terance in
regard to home rule Mr.. GlaL stone said he
held on the question Of local government
very clear and distinct opinion, though it
was unlikely he would ever be called to take
action upon them. He considered the de-
Capitalization of parliament should be the
cardinal rule of policy; that local institu-
lions are source of great strength, and the
only limit which IL necessary 20 them is an
adequate provision for the supremacy OF
central authority. He beliey=i wise and
just way OF meeting the demand Tor bringing
Irish affairs more under Irisl, control is not
to regard it as the first step toward separa-
ton, but rather 10 ask the promoters OF the
change to formulate the guarantees they
proposed to give for the supremacy Of par
Lament. He had never yet received an ade-
quate aud satisfactory explanation on this
point.
SEVENTY PERSONS PERSISTED.
1t is believed that seventy persons persisted
by the colliery explosion at Trinidad Grange.
BODIES RECOVERED.
Forty bodies have been recovered from the
colliery at Trimden Grange, Durham, where
tine explosion occurred yesterday. 1t is
feared that the forty men still remaining in
the pit are dead.
FRESH JEWISH DISTURBANCES REPORTED
A dispatch says that fresh snti-Jewish dis
turbances are reported in the government OF
kief. The military governor-general,C Count
Todleben, declined TO interfere without
special instructions from ST. Petersburg,
refusal which produced psiniu impression
among the orderly population.
REPORTS OF oUTRAGEs CoNFIEMED.
Dispatches from St. Petersburg confirm
the statement regarding outrages By peasants
on the Jews, on the 9Th instant, near the vii
lage OF Kichenef, when ten were nearly beaten
TO death. Il appears that Jewish maiden
ran away with a christian 10 get married and
be baptized in the orthodox way. The Jews
of the village, being angered, accused the
girl, before the authorities, OF robbery The
charge was not substantiated. They after
ward attempted forcibly to capture her, but
the peasants drove them of. The Jewess
was subsequently baptized end married 4
fire breaking out in the village during the
ceremony was attributed to Jewish revenge,
and hence the attack upon people of thai
faith
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-18
THE ASSASSIN.
Mrs. Garfield Denies Having Inferyened
to save Guiteau-

Cleveland Special to the New York Herald, 18th.
Prompted by rumors current in Washing
ton to-day to the effect that Mrs. Gar field
had written a letter to President Arthr r ask
ing him to repiieye Quite III, the represe nta-
tive OF the Herald visited the resideLeG OF
the lady, on Euclid ayenue, to,ascertain, 1h at
foundation, if any, there was for the report.
Reaching her quiet home about O'Clock
was admitted into the hall, from which,
through an open door, l. discovered the wife
of the martyred president surrounded by the
younger members of her family. She was
reading aloud to them, and the low, half
mournful cadence of her voice fell pleasantly
upon the ear. Sending in a card, 7 was
ushered into the reception-room, where Mrs
Garfield soon appeared. She was attired in
deep mourning: Her face, though bright
and cheering, bore furrcwed traces OF the
terrible affection through which she has
passed. Advancing, she extended her hand
with cordial greeting. Inquiry after her
health ELECTED the response that she was feel
ing very well, and that all the members of
her family, including Grandmother Garfield,
were at present in excellent physical health
"a rumor comes from Washington, madam,
that you have written letter TO President
Arthur asking him to reprieve Guitesu. Is
it true?" the lady was asked.
Her face flushed with a mingled expires.
sion of surprise and indignation, and she re-
piled promptly and with emphasis;
Absurd There IS not word OF truth in
it. l have not written the President at all
upon the subject"
allow do you suppose the rumor origi-
nated?"
81 cannot say. There is no foundation
whatever for il, 30 far as i am concerned l
have expressed no wish or opinion in the
matter and shall mott
With this the recollections OF her great
sorrow seemed to take possession OF her heart
and mind, and she arose and walked to the
mantel as il gazing intently upon some OBJ
ject there, but evidently for the purpose of
hiding the emotions that were plainly visible
upon her face. Not wishing to pursue SUD-
ject evidently so painfnl to the lady any fur
ther, the reporter, after a moments pause,
apologized for his intrusion and Withdrew
Mrs Garfield had meanwhile regained that
self-possession which so marked her during
the fearful erdealof a few months ago. There
was no expression OF hate or bitterness in her
looks or words, but il was evident from her
manner that she will no. attempt to interfere
in any way either to save the neck or pre-
cipitate the execution of the assassin of her
husband. -sr---
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The cotton market yesterday opened and
closed steady, with middling quoted at Tic.
In New York spot middling was II &c, and
Grm; futures closed firm with February 1i.5S.
In New Orleans spot middling was II &c, and
firm; February futures were firm at I1.46Ca)
ll.47. In Liverpool middling uplands we've
& lied, and Orleana 6 ID, and steady; futures
closed barely steady at 6 II 32d for February
and 2j-32d for August-September.