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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
DECIDED AGAINST THE EXECUTORS.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Jan. Z. - The suit
brought by Receive Rrus,e against the Wyls Bristol
executors To recover $4,000 Of unpaid capital stock Of
the American National Life and Trust Company, was
decided to-day by supreme Court againstthe cNecu-
| f.AnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
HINLAN OFF FOR Europe.

Hanlan, the OaTsman, sailed Tor England
yesterday morning at o'clock on the steamer Cly OF
Chester large number OF friends bade him goodbye
m the por among ethers George W. Lee and John
Cree who accompanied Hanan his former trip across
tina OOeau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
FREIGHT ROOM FOR WHEAE

NEw-ORLEANs, La, Jan. 7.-Orders were
received here to-day from san Francisco TO provide
freight room in March and April for 10000 bushels OF
wheat 10 Great Britain This wheat will be shipped
from California NewO Orleans by the southern Paclhc
Railroad ana thence bg steamer TO it's destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
BETTNG ON GOWEN's ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. bets were offered at
the Board this morning two to one in favor Of Mr.
Governs election next Monday The odds are now
seyentyfve to twenty yfye that his majority viii reach
aha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
KILLED BY 4 AANI4C PATIENT.

DETROIT, Jan. 7.-Dr. Adams, who was
stabbed by maniac patient yesterday forenoon, a the
Kalamazoo Insane Asylum, died this morning. His re-
mains will be taken home 10 North BrOOkIeId, Mass lie
was "A graduate OF Amherst College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
BUSINESS F1IURE Al OSWEGO.

OswEGO, \. Y, Jan. John Dunn. malts
ter made an assignment to-day for the benefit If h
creditors His liabilities are about $4,000 ard asSct
ahoNt S3O.ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
MONEY SAID TO BIZ SENT TO GJITEAU.

WAsHNGroN, Jan. 1T is SAID that among
the letters received by Gueau to-day were two contain
ing drafts for 81 900 and $500 respectively Is under
stood that the letters were postmarked Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
MISS NEWELES APPOINTMENT.

BORDENTOwN, \. j., Jan. 7.-Information
has been received that Miss Eliza Newell daughter
OF Ex-Governor william A. Newell, Of NewJersey, and
the present Governor of Washington Territory, has been
aupontcd by the Legislature Territorial Librarian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
THE NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, \. j., Jan. THE officers OF
the New York and Long Branch Railroad Company made
a tour Of inspection Of the road to-day in special car
double track will be laid Ia the spring Thirty trains
a day Will he run between New-EOrk and Long Blhnch
next summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
the last immense social celebrity by his wit and rar
powers of conversation
THE HAMILTON PALACE LIBRARY.

the last lmmense social celebrty by hsWt ana farc
powers of conversation.
THE HAMILTON PALACE LIBRARY.
In the premature announcement in Thursdays
Times Of the sale of the Hamilton Palace Library the
details were partly inaccurate but it is true that the
Duke has resolved to sell this magnificent collection
of books and manuscripts far surprising the Sunder
land Library in intrinsic value, beauty and cond-
tiOn. It includes portion, not ALL of BeckfOrds
FOnthll books and all his subsequent acquisitions
and many Americana. The first portion will be
offered in June at ten days sale. The sale Of the
whole collection will take fifty days. The family
estimate the value at half million sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. IA complete rccort
of the assets and liabilities of the NinngCr failure fuc
up assets g21736O liabilities S27s99 Tho stocE oI
hand ia helng sOld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
THE ADDITIONS TO TIE PENNY PRrss.

The PaH Nal and st. Jdmes'S Gdaettes complete to-
day their first weeks existence as penny papers. 1t
e. understood that the sale Of both has increased,
The Pan MAJ gaining largely Journalistic opinion
inclines 10 regard The PaH Mai's experiment as
sound because it appeals to a Radical constituency
br, doubts whether the aristocratic and conserva-
tiyc ST. James's has not made mistake il following
Tile PaU NdIPs example
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08

SAN FRANCIsCO, Jan. q ~; ahosmnu , tuG X =,
ttr aiiroad referring report from Dallas Texas oi
Ti 10 The effect that party OF chinese graders hal
by Apaches and 10 81 Louis dispatch OF The
at afatiug that the deed Was Cunneu W dstuHeu "hle
otI, JUL savs hat nothing Of the Kind occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-08
Mr.. LOWELL IN LONDON.

Mr.. Lowell returned TO London yesterday from
visit Of several days to Lord Derby ut Knowsley
TIE LATE BERNAL OSBORNE.
Bemal Osborne, JUST dead was of that brilliant
Company Of takers of the last generation Of whom
kinglake, Charles Villiers and Hayward arc now
the sole survivors. Hayward was the author Of
the long admirable notice in The Times. The other
Sapers all publish elaborate accounts which is re-
markable because Osborne possessed neither rank
nor wealth and was never power in politics though
Often IL Parliament. He won and maintained to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

frau" ober Bet einem einaeInes Germ aIs
6%ausbdltertn BET liebeuoIer Bebanelun9
unb bobem 2obu, ober als @eieui4utte:
~,iunen, 8onnen unb nte aQ' baS bumu1s
3eus ionft nod beiBt. Mls R6&in ober
Dtenfmdbden wollen bic ~penisffeu bier
cine ebrbare Stelans einnsbmen. G9
nstn, pfui. bas 1T Ia gar 3u orbindr unb
semein 2ieber seben fe auf f&le&te Wsss,
uerben Sabritmdbden Bet idIe@teu 26b'
men unb anseIn nebenbet Wdnner. l1nb
Der mdnnIide ginmanberer2 M& baB R@
@ott erbarmel farmer werben, ba muB er
ia ti9tis arbeitsn, menu er au WobIftanb
seIansen uia. Mrbeit 3abIt Tim aber ni@t,
ba wirb Ct lieber 6elluer, Bierwirtb ober
bersIsi9en. Or bat In benz sebilbeten
Deuti4lanb unb In ~unierer mobernen 2eit
NueS seIernt, mas ben Weni@en entftt'
li@t unb .ilnbli9e Besterben beruorruft,
aber nidt eelernt, fib senisen su lafen
unb bur9 eth arbsitia mes, re9tf4affsre5
2eben In bic SS5e gu tou.msn, unb &C.
tduf9te 6ofnunsen flbren nur 3u leidt
auf ben Des bss 2afers unb 8erbre&ens
Damn beiBt's aber ni9t, pte es pom re9ts'
wesen fi6 ssbSrt, I'D bin bic S@uIb an
metnem l1nslld", fonbern: sd babe tein
Slid In gmerita /"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
$50 babe fein 0I1d TT Gu,es
rifai 7"

Inter bisfer llsbaiarift brinst Der u.
tn WlsconRn~ ben fo~Isenosn bibi9sn 4r.
tttsl: Sd moline In Der Wiuionen iiabi
Rsu YOrt, 10 man aud bas moosrns 80.
BON uno @omouba uno nod 6ftsrsr ,@ot'
bam~ nennt. Wsiu Nadbar aur &s9tsn
1T elm Bidder, Deutider BON @sburt. 81
Tam Dor cirea 10 Sabrsn nit isiasr SAINT
lie nod almerita, fns bier sans tIsia aIs
@sisue In ieinsm Bsrufe on. arbsitete f9
bar@ 5lsiB gar i9nsl gum 8ormann bin
auf, lebts ipariam, sribTtsts fi4 babur1
elm gut Stid @sle uno taufte ipdter bic
gdderei isinsS YroOberrn. vgr ma9t
gut aus" wie er isIbif Su iasen pfsst,
nennt amerita vein ein5ig ft6uss 9anb-
unb isSnst ben Gag, on benz er teriiber
tam unb Der ibs gum slidItdsn, iorsens
freisn Msniaen ma5te.-Weiu anberer
Na4bar pobut mir ;ur 9inten. gr 1T
ebenfaIs Elm Dsutl4sr unb tam sleid benz
Bidder Dol ci,ca 10 Jabrea na3 Imerita.
81 1T pom Saus aus ssIerntsr Raufmann,
obsr uieImtbr vRrdmelA Inb bier ju 2anbe
1T er idon alss W6slite sspsien. 8usrit
uu,bs sr 6:uner, bann 0pItupsr, ipdter
Gls,f bel einsm Grocer, ba'auf ,Gager'
beer SaIoon"' Subabsr, unb aIs au9 bas
Grint @si5Gft ni&t ss9en uouts, usrla9ts
sr ss nit SdBistettsn unb mist5sts einsn
@anbp Store. absr aud bisrin bate er
tsin @Iid, pts er last. @r wu,bs fpatsr
Sabritarbs!tsr rnb na9bsm or etli9e Dol
lars In Der .2ouifana" 2Ottsris ssuonnsu,
taufts CT ftp Gin @rprebs9 si4dft, bet benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

@sbetbidsr, meldsr Der Fadsbaarise Bas
pa fur Srau. I09ter unb &tnb.r unter benz
Mrm nadi9Iepp:u muB. nidt ,um Domus
Del na9trasen, ober mlrbe lisbsr auf bic
gbre Der gansen Nadtommeni@aft per,
,i&ten unb tros Der fh5nen SrIdnbsrinnen
ein Bachelor (Sunsseie0e) bIeiben. ginen
&eseni dirm ober ,uet tn Der re9ten 6anb
unb J Dutenb @ebetbi&r unter benz linz
Ten Mrm III faibionabIe auf ben brittiiden
sSuieIn. ro es au1 unanftdnbts udre,
einen Germ bur9 5utubnebmen Az srlBen,
obsr eins Dame ober Miss, beuor bieieIbeu
uns suerff bur6 cine tIsine 0erbeusuns
sesrlst. Gin 6dnbebrud pom beiben Set'
ten III very fashionable unb In Der Mrtffo'
tratie sana ~ 9auie. 81 Der Druid Sst'
tens Der Miss etwas bart, 10 bat bteiss ietne
Bebeutuns, bte man baIb aus ben bimmsI'
bIuuen Nusen Ieien fam: .Naturalia non
stunt lurpia NatarIi@er Diuse brau&t
man f4 nt&t gu i&dmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
2iterarii6eS.

Mus Der 8erIaasbu1banbIuna BON
B%enstger Brothers. Nem gort,
Cincinnati unb ct. Souls. III uns Der bies,
idbrtae Giniieb!er &aIenber a%uaeaanasn.
Ser &aIenber 1T pen friberen Sahren Der
Eauienben unb abertauienben fatboliider
Qeier betaunt. Die beuriae Musaabe Rebt
ben frihereu In feiner Nrt mad, fonbern
ibertriHt bisisIben uielIeidt rod. Gin
bibi&ss, out anseIeates RaIenbariam
madt ben Nnfana ees fat au etnem Bude
anseuadfeneu RaIenbers. Sn .MqerIei
@asIidss" werbsn CUTE &aibidldse fir
Saus unb Sof ssaeben. Sebr intereiant
III bic arapbiide l1sbnitht Der @etretbes
Yrobuction, Der Statiifit bes giebfanbes,
Der Wein. unb 6opfsn' PRODUCTION unb bic
Durdidnittssr5Be zines Bausrnbofes In
ben perfdiebenen Qdnbern Der @rbe. Nn
ausse,eiduetsu, NIT treffiden 8ilbsrn
sei&midtem 2eiefioff IN tein ManaeI.
Sebr bubble @efdidten, babel b59f
ipannenb unb lebrreid, uedieln NIT ae'
idtdtliden Gbematas. Des 6ans Sud-
insIanb WsItanfidien unb Sabr.sberi&t
tbsilen uns bas 9auptiddlidfe NIT. mas
auf Der grbe I'm Iesteu Sabre aefdebeu III.
unb tnb NIT fetnen BrufbiIbern Der 4
neuernannten beutiden Biid5fe ae,iert.
Gin bubbles Bib ,sist uns ben Bersifuri
pom Sim In Der or nett. Der foIaenbe
porIstte Ebsil bes Raleubers brinst uns
Bsidrsibuna unb gnfbt neuer 8radtqes
bdube: BITE ct. WihaeIsttrhe ,u Sberlin,
Ohio. bas Standardization in Brairies
bu gbier, Wis Die SreifaItiateitstir6e ~
Wiaiamsbursb. 81. .. 8ur,e 0sbsnsbs:
fdrsibunaen unb BruibilSer fibren uns
bic bret fatboIiiden Sbsrbitten bes Staa.
tee Wiscon1u, iouie BiidoF d. W. W.
Wisaer BON Rsuart. u. 8 Dor. 2onbou
I'm sm6lftsn Sabrhunbsrt seist uns
msbrere Observation-Disclosures Der WpIts
iiabt. Die pom 81, Bates Geo XIII.
uorsenommsnen pier SsiIisiprsdunaen 6iIs
ben ben SdluB bss eiaentlihen Ralens
bers. benz nod pisle Nn,eiaen foIqeu.
WirtIid, Der 8alsnbsr III prdttis ausses
iiattet. Snbalt, Sopisr unb Druid finb
fem, bic Standardization mnbre &unfs
merle In ibrer Nrt. Der Giuisblsr Ra,
Ienber wirb gum Yrsiie uon 20 II 25 Gts.
per Stid usrfauft. 5ir ben llntsridieo
I'M Yreiie 1T Der ibsusrr aussabs Elm fars
bsnprd6ttaes EonbrudbiIb: vDas s0ttIi9e
9srB Ssiu" ~beiseseben.
Don berislbsn Hirma erbisIten mir ben
iIlu t rirtM Gineinnaticr 6infsnoen
8oten. Oerfslbe III 8isIsn elm Srsunb aes
woJben unb III Elm Iisber, luffia.r 8sieus
fhafter, Der mandes bsitere StinbIetn psrs
iaaft, benn er IN aeipaidu, babel uoI gus
ter uno nislider &atbidIdss unb biais,
isbr biais, bios 5 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
Die 1eliaiou Yripatja6e.

Bsnn bic ReIision IsbisliS Yriuatfa&e
1T, eanu brau4t liS Der Staat tsin srauss
9aar oarum wa9ien Al IaIsn. DIe Sc.
mano iiS ~tleiOet, In @rau ober S@pJra,
Uann er au Glide sebt. I'M ~ ubr Wali.
tass ober I'm Z ubr a6snbs, no er bic
Ra9t a%ubrlngt, innsrbaIb isinsr pier
0dnSe ooer i'm @lub-bas 1T Pripatiade
Der Stdat piro Don Der Dabl Sss Rlsi
ounssititts, bss Wittussttl1ss uub bes
3sltpetteIbss ni9t bsriibrt. 0as fiub fur
ben Staat slsi4sdIttSe Dinss, priUats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
Str&ft&e WeaisReiten.
Snlanf.
grbbi6cefe 9 /. 2ouis.

Sie Ginpeibung Der ueusn ct. Bsters
Rtr6e fanb lsbteu Sonntas nit GROCER
6eierlitteit bur9 ben bodu @snsraIuicar
Wiblfspsn pom ct. Qouis itntt. Oie
bsuti4s 5sfprebtst belt &eu. Brintbof.
g%rbbiSceis Cincinnati.
Scr bobp'te Gr,bii4uf Puresa fmsierte
am l3 Sttobsr ben 40. Sahrsstag ieiner
@onietrutton ais Biidof. Su ct. Wars
tins, Bropn @ountp. pirb benz balbses
ldbmten bodu'ffe 6srrn pom Settle Der
oortisen uriuIinsrinneu bic Iisbspouiie ,ars
tefe Pf.ss su TbsiI. Der Gubiidof III
i'm 8efse aler ieiner ssiiiaen Sdbistsitsu
uno wirb, 10 Soft uiu, aud bas qolbsne
SubtIdum isiuer gOnisfration oils gii5of
eIlsbsn.
Oi6cefe Sos angeles.
Scr budw. gii6ui Dora parb auf si'
ner 5irmuussrsiis uon einsm llnfaGs Be-
%trofsn, inbsm fem Wussn bro9 unb er
aus bsm'slben aei1leubsrt unb pe,Istt
purbe. Qeiber inb bic Ysrlssunsen ge,
fdbrlidsr. aIS man ,uerff slaubts. sc.
@nabsn bat bus @sb5r, pis ben @sruds'
unb @sidmadsfinn usrlorsn unb tann feline
@lieber ni1t mebs eebrauden. gr IdBt
bic @Idubissn UNI ibr @ebst bitten.
Di6eeis Detroit.
Sn SaD Gitb, Wid. uarb am COINS
tag. ben Is. b. Dr., bie neue ct. Solspbss
tir9s feierIid benz Disnlts 9oitss ssusibt.
9iSesfs @resnbap.
gu Norbbeiut, Wanitopoc Co., Wisc.,
waro am Sonntas, b. 8. c bic ueus ct.
@aimirtr4e %ensswsibt.
4pofoIti9e8 8teariat Nop
tbern Miuneota.
YIN "a. b. d., am Ssits bss @rssns
gels Witasl, finost bic Goniscration Der
nun pOlsnbstsn nsuen Rirde Al ct. Sobns,
Winn., fat. Die bo9p'iisn Bii66fe
@raes, Srslans, Rrautbauer unb bic Bss
nsbittinsrsas 8onifus Wimmsr unb Sus
noesni Dolf wsrbsn buseaen istn. &su.
Or 3arbsttt, prof. TIM calcium wirb bic
bsuti9e S,tprebiSt balten.
Ser SGbsn oes bI. Bsnsbitt fsiert an
bsmlsIbsn Gage bas 25idbriss Subildam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
RatbsItSder irben Ralenber.

Bonn 3tnssroi&en. - Wattb. %.
,sunt. ben 90. Sftpb. RareiFus, g. u. R.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23

That Ashantee story telegraphed from
London some time ago, that the King had
massacred 200 maidens to mix their blood with
the mortar OF his new palace, il denied BY his
son.
DR.. Lamson. principal Of boys SEM
mary near London, after several days trial for
the murder by poison Of his relative, Percy
John, WAS found guilty BY the jury and SON
fenced to death.
The London Times believes that war
between Austria and Russia is always possi-
bility, but that there il no immediate likelihood
OF an outbreak between those powers.
A memorial asking that greater leni-
ency be shown the suspects in prison has
been signed by afty Liberal members of Par
lament
It is announced from Berlin that Ans
tria has finally determined to annex Bosnia
and Herzegovina in dead earnest, and that
Bismarck is urging the Porto to aoquiesce.
It is believed that the Gear has indi-
rectly treated with the Nihilist leaders, they
promising him immunity from assassination
and he extending imperial clemency to the pris-
oners now under various sentences.
The Government of Denmark will
send out . polar expedition in July.
Russian agents in Bosnia and Herze-
govina are agitating tho 6lavs against the Aus
TRANS.
In the event Of war Greece proposes
to remain neutral especially with regard to
Turkey,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23

State treasury, instead Of 70 the coun-
ties, - 81 present bill Great
ing . Department Of Industry, and
providing for the appointment Of Secretary
thereof, was brought TO vote and lost. A
resolution authorizing the Attorney General TO
compromise suits growing out Of the Cralg
nays A resolution requiring the COMMITTEES
appointed TO investigate tho mystery surround
ing the report OF the Committee on Railroads
to make report forthwith was passed.
Both houses OF the Legislature adjourned
sine die ON Friday, March II. Before adjourn
ing the SENATE adopted the following resolution,
offered bv Mr.. Arnold, by vote Of 81 to 10: !:
WHEREAS, Doubts have been suggested % TO
the true intent and meaning Of the joint rcso-
luton agreed to by the Eighteenth General
Assembly and by this General Assembly, .
proposing to amend the constitution OF the
State 20 % 70 prohibit tho manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors = beverage with
such doubts should be removed - far - practi-
cable before said amendment y voted on BY tho
people Therefore BE- II resolved by ne Senate,
That said proposed amendment was and II do.
signed and intended to prohibit the manufact-
ure within this 6tate for sale within this State
cluding Gle, wine and bear and 70 prohibit the
selling Of such liquors within the State for use
q beverage, and to prohibit tho keeping Of
such liquors for sale % . beverage
within tho State. and was not designed
TO prohibit the manufacture, sale or keering
Of such liquors for any Or all purposes; "
"Mr. President, tho Senator from Scott desires
to enter this protest against ordering the pievi-
Gus question upon the resolution Of the senator
from Marshall constituting the proposed prohib-
itory amendment, for the reason that said rcso-
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minority report against the project will be
made.
The tobacco manufacturers. in session
Ut Washington, adopted memorial to CON
gress protesting against the passage of tho
leaf-tobacco Till, and asking that no change b
made unless tho entire tax be abolished.
Minister Morton cabled Secretary
Frelnghuysen statement that he had never
been connected with any business transactions
needing tho intervention Of the Uuited
States, but his firm had contract to receive
nitratos and guano shipped to New York in the
ordinary course Of commerce.
Guiteau is said to receive nearly $50
per day from the sale Of autographs and pho
tographs. Most Of the money COOS to his pub.
Usher, but he recently forwarded small sums to
the Scovilles and to his brother. He has one
cell to sleep in and another for an Office He
expressed pleasure ct the publication Of tho
letters in the Rosecrans matter.
Great CONSERVATION seems to have
been created in the United States Supreme
Court BY the argument Of ! Kansas lawyer who
appeared without collar or necktie.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23
WARRINGTON NOTES.

The nomination of John Russell
Young AZ Minister China was made to please
Gen. Gran. who has been asking this appoint
ment for long time for his friend.
Jacob R. shipherd appeared at WASH
ington, before the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, on the 18th inst, and was sworn. He
ut once raised question ~ to what constituted
United States Official and the COMMITTEES went
into secret session to define the phrase. The
investigation was then postponed to the 18th,
and Mr.. Shpherd returned to New York to ar
range his papers in accordance with the decision
OF the committee.
Large numbers Of petitions have been
received at the White House for the pardon Of
Sergeant Mason.
The House Committee on Railroads
and Canals have agreed on IN appropriation
Of el,00O,0o0 for tho Hennspin canal, but :
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

The famous Tennessee trotting stallion
Blackwood. Jr.. has been sold to Commodore
Kittson, Of St. Paul, for $500.
The tide Of immigration from Europe
to this country will, it is believed, exceed this
year even the heavy figures OF 1881.
The Garfield Monument Committee,
at Cleveland, Ohio, have issued further ap-
peal to the public on behalf OF the fund. So
far they have received elO6, 600, Of which
$4,000 has been contributed by Cleveland.
To make the monument . national one, they
desire $50, 900 more from al the States and
Territories.
The Warden OF the Washington Jail
reports that Guiteau has lost his appetite and
had the sulks ever since he read An interview
in which Scoville said he felt willing to have
the assassin hanged, in order to draw attention
to tho need Of legal reform in regard to insane
criminals.
Scoville says that he can get no coun-
sci to attend to Gulteau's case The assassin
is sure he will be released by the court in banc,
in which case he proposes to leave for Europe,
and. after "doing" the continent, return to
the United States to lecture. Scoville thinks it
would be better for the crank Of the future
that Guiteau should be hanged.
Hon. Zachariah Allen, long one Of the
leading men Of Providence, r. L, died while
sitting in his chair, aged 81.
A heavy short interest in quinine has
developed in New York, the market being yir-
tually controlled by asyndicate having its head
quarters at London and Amsterdam.
Smallpox is spreading through Le-
high and Berks counties in Pennsylvania.
After having blown open the postoffice
safe at Needham, Mass., robbers Set three
buildings on fire, destroying property valued al
$4,000
James Fox, q blacksmith's helper in
Troy, after driving in the head Of barrel with
his 6st, issued challenge to John L. Sullivan
to fight for %, 500 within six months.
A clerk in the mint Of New Orleans
gave to . stranger . negotiable receipt fol
$4,000 for two brass bricks with thin cover.
ing Of gold.
An Englishman named G. ID. Owens
nearly killed young lady Of Tampa, Fla, with
knife. The citizens took him from Jail and
lynched hlm in full view Of the United States
Court. Tho Mayor and Sheriff had protested
and Lieut.. Davis had ordered out the garrison
but too late.
While Emperor William was leaving
the Academy IN Berlin, bio foot slipped on th'
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stairway and he fell, and his right elbow anu
knee we're slightly confused.
In tile French Chamber of Deputies
the Government introduced bill allowing wit
nesses in law courts instead OF taking an oath
before God, to promise on their honor and con
science to speak the truth.
At Genoa, New, great avalanche Of
snow buried three whites and fifteen Indians.
John Mott, telegraph operator and
station agent 1t Glendale, No., has been ar
rested on charge Of participating in the Chi
cago and Alton express robbery 1t Blue Cut,
Sept. Z, 1881.
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MISCELLANEOUS oLEANrNos.

In Costa Rica, Central America, four
towns are reported to have beon destroyed by
an earthquake. Thousands Of persons were
killed, aud the survivors are destitute and
homeless.
II is stated in responsible quarter
that the letter written to cx-Secretary Chase BY
Gen Garfield touching Gen. Rosecrans, re-
Gently made public, was given ont by Mr..
Jacob w. S,huctera Mr.. Schuckers now lives
in New York city. AT the time Mr.. Chase
was Secretary Of the Treasury he lived
In Ohio and Was appointed from that
State by Secretary Chase to 1880 clerkship.
subsequently he became MIR. Chase's private
secretary. It is also said he has other letters,
bearing on the removal Of Gen. Rosecrans,
written BY ex-President Garfield, which will be
made public 1t An early day.
Patrick McCofiin, an insane citizen of
Waterbury, VT, killed his wife and mother-in-
law with an ak, and hid their bodies in the
cellar.
James Pyctt, an American civil engi-
neer, while on hand-car on the Mexican Ma
and was killed, with three Mexicans accompa-
nying him.
The earthquake in Central America
was not near 80 disastrous in its consequences
~ first accounts represented. good many
houses were shaken down, but fortunately no
lives were lost.
The failures OF the week throughout
the country are placed At lao, decrease Of 81
for the proceeding seven days.
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Picture Of Still Life.

A vagrant scorpion strolled leisurely
down plank leaning against q fence on
Rnsk street. On that plank pensively
reclined negro, whose contemplation
was profound and most musically
eyinced by sound emitted from his
open mouth that recalled to the minds
Of passers the days Of the pit-saw. When
the scorpion aud the African made the