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rYTt7W.vnT.K MONDAY. MARCH 9. 188.1
PRICE THRRR fJRIVTS
-<??*
V0^XLIV__N?-13,994
WAITING FOK THE OFFICES.
ASPIRAJSTS FOE I'LACES OF EVERY DEGREE.
PBMANDS THAT WILL OKOW LX8S WITH TIME
COVKTRD PO8ITION81
IBT TKLKOBAPB TO TBB TRIBrNE. I
Washinoton, March 8.-The offlce-scckcrs have
taken posaeeaion ol thecapital. They swann about
the lohbiea of the hotela; they block the s.dewalke
aud stieeta; they discuaa their hopoa and prospecta
m.ori.erbarroeinaithey walk through the De
partmeuta with an air aa if they ownod them; they
lorrUtovr-T the employea, who. notwithatuuding
the aasurances of the powera that bc that the Civd
gcrviccact ahall be carried ont in good faith.
treuible for their place*. The avorage apoilsiuan
eoraing from the Eaat or Weat taa hia poeketa full of
mouey and ia preparod to atay. It ia uot so with hia
IllllBira brothor. who haa not enough iniuey to
gpr-nd iu the preliminary eonteat for tho capture of
an ofi.ce. He ia now hxing in good style at hotela
wln-re the barrooma are the reeipieiits inobalrly of
00 per cent af hia inoome. Next week perhaps he
will bo eompellod to take sonio tnoro uiodest lodg
iug; the week after will aee him in aboarding
botiB-x, and if ho can atand auothor weck'a cam
paign, he will have to carry it on by lodgiug iu
polieo atation* and dinmg on free lunchcs. U the
aauio ratio aa hia etyle of iivintr daemeefl his de
?aaaa will grow losa. Tho inau who is now clain
or.ug londlyfor an appoint.uc.it to bo tho head of
abureauwill bc satistied to take a clerksl.ip; fhc
man who now wants a foreign mission will be satis
fied with a consulship. just as there are niaiiy mc?
who were riru'uiiient cBOildaBat for plaeM in Mr.
Cieveiand's CaMnot who aaaroxpreaa wlllingneaB to
be commisa'O'i'T? of aome bur<-au. eolleotora of
p-me port, aud eren to play lirst or secoud hddie
to eeaae aaeeeeafni rivai.
Thelist of appointmer.ts whirh is 60 be sent to
the Qcaaaa 81 aanaii'R" marann ia awaiaed with a
pooil tl.-al of tBWteai There is uiu.-h sjM'culatiirii 66
t. '.vh.it 60666 are to be filled lirst. It is gcin-r
atly coueeded that tue heads of bureatts
will havo la go. Mr. Lamar has ulready detuanded
the raaignatlTTl of ihe burenu chiefs m the Depuri
meut ofthe lnterinr; ftataaBtO- QliBWRl VUB6, tl
is expocted, will follow suit; tbat the Attoruey
(reueral will not boslow to follow tho extimple of
his colleagues may bo taki-u for grauted, aud the
PMeMeal hiinself may take a whack at
the boada of eouio promnu-iit ofllee-uolders nnd
..ol BBB* they he brought to Bim 011 a
$8$ t' r. Astheterm of Collector BeberteOO xvil!
expiic-oj;i. if iVThonsht tl.at tbo Adniint-tratk.ii
will uot tu.keii formiil d.-iiiaiid for tbe ollice, but
will yield that much to the .-pirit of Civil BOXTloa
reliriii, aud kaef back the liungrv orowd of offico
Bf.k-r.s who clamor for this lieheet af BTlxea
wiiliin the girt of the cxerutivo. Pro.m
Baal auioiig the uanies meut.oued for the
ollit-f are tlioae ofthe magmriceiit Dorsheimer, tlie
Megraahet ti ihe fiaattent* a-.d Dan Lochwood,
*to xvhoui the Pre.-ident owos suniuch of his " luck."
Tho iipimititiueut of SenatorLaiuar to'.i-S. intary
of Iho Intenor has been intu-li criticised. lt is eea
ceded that he will not be abie to bcar xvith ihe
tnala which such an ollii-e uocesnanly nuts upon
iH ineiiinbout. It ia an importaut quc.stiou,
th-n-fore, wbo will BO hia 886$ ae.Mst.uit, Ihe man
wbo will bc appciutcd Firsi-AsaLstanl HOeietBIf <-f
the Inierii.r niusl uocer-i-arily play the r6.c of
guaidiaii lo Mr. Latnar. He will be the virlual
? , ei of tl.e departmenr. (Ji-neial Wulthall, ol
Mi-si-si'vi. h_aS beeu proiuineiilly iiientiom-.l in
coouectiou with this place. General YYalthull
piuy elect to be a oaudiduie for
tho BBal in Ihe Soiiuto which
Jlr. La.uar vacate 1, but it ia uot 1 ike 1 y that I.e will
iuici into any eonteat for it. H>- would uiiii-h |?r<
fer to be near his lrieud Laiuar aud 660016 theoAee
wiihout having to work for iL Geueral W'.iita all
first becuuie kuowu aa eolouel of tbe UUt.i Missia
aippi liifantr.v in 1H04. He waa made m.ij.rr
|i eral ior distiu_uislnd ability uud lial
taBtry, aud took rank as ono of tbe most
brihiaut and plui-ky diviniou hc.'il'-is Rft8a war.
At Un 66866 Mr. Lamar aud l.c-u.-i.-il Wait tall eu
te.eal taataa law parttiership, in xvbu-b tln latter,
owiug to tbo serioiia llloeaa for a rearof Mr. Lamar,
lt is aaid, oid all the work our sl.aieil all t lie pr.ibta
with hia sick lrieud aud parlucr. Ai prt ,t
oein ral Waltliall ,.ihoai oroeyoi iheNew Orl. ma,
ui aud Miahianippi Ceotral 1 aiway
Company. II. haa a large law praetice a! tb- bar,
pattia|ie IRo moat limiallTa ia Mtaauaipai. Ilataa
a iub'.i ot hue peaaeaal afpaaganea*aax f.ot t\xo
Bichaa ia etatara,
M-fiitor .loiie.a, who. now tbat bia bopea 10 get
iuio tlie u'aoiuet havo beea diapellod, waota au.v
th.ug tbat he cau get, also is wiimig to become Ibe
r'ir.-)t-/aaaiwiiiiit Becietarj of tl.<- Intorior. 11 ba ean'l
g. t this ho will take a toreigu miaaion
oi the third claaa, and if Mr. (,. ?
la.1.1 will uot recoguizrt bla aerxieea ln
the late campaign to that axteat, ll.eu he hal BO
lugher auii.iiion thau to btcouio C'ollocioi of the
port ol New-Orleaiia.
Ji.bn II. Olrerly.of lllmois, also wauts tO be First
JLapiaiaaf Uaoratarj ofthe lutannr Ue ia a bmbb
i.ii ot the iidiiooratic Nauoaal Committee, but,
be>oud tho boru< rs of his o)in Ntutc, iiu-s ao repn
tation for eiecuiive ability or nu.v taleota whicfa
wiii liuaiiij hiiii lor ii.c aiaee tbat he le eeeking.
'lLcre area ouBibcf of otber caadidateg far thia i>o
?ition, suowiiigijuw liii.ii. v thdeplaee 1- xalaed ai.d
Low touiptiu- the pickiug- aaaaar in the ejreeef
biiugrv patnotaal Ibepraaeul time,
" llabv" llisaell. Mr. Clevelaud'a purtiu-r, aud cx
Att<?r,iey-Goiioiai Faiivhiid, ol New-Voik, are tbe
tuo.t proiumeut naadidatea sirok.Mi of lor the attea
ai AaaiatBiit ttecretury ol tbe -I reaaury.
It ua probable Uiat ex-i'epreseutative Moiu-.v, of
Miaaiaaippi, will Ikj appoiuted Iiiet AaaiatBliI roel
Biaater tiauaral He waa a prominotit eaodtdate lor
tln- Fo.atiuaator-Geiieralialnp, but aa Mr. (li-velainl
was inieiii upon bavin_ .Mr. I.aui^i la bM I'abiuH,
lieroniii not very well have 1 wo Mlaaiaaippiana 10
it. altuough he did a_*ioattwaNew-Yorkera Mr.
Iluuey ia haid ruu l..\ General Nicholaa IJell. of
Ifiaaouri. who wae aecretaiy of Ihe lieiiux raiu
Sutional ('uux-cutioii at Chicauo, wlure bla piereing
XOtet and hia loug aruia will be reinembored l.y
everybosly wbo attended that xatlii-niig. Kx-h'cp
rt-s.-ntative Mutchler and 1. U. lalliot, 01 Maiy
l.iii.i, uro williug to betSeoou.l Aaaistaut !'<>. ii.i .m- 1 ?
GeaexaL
li.eie aectua to 1ki bmto applieanta for tbe Com?
TniMntiiier.aliip of Altic.ilturo fhan lhara BN eiu
,?1 u ,.-s iu ihe wholo department. lt 'a evidently a
]na. e niucii coveted ov the ollice-Heikei.i. I'loun
iii-nt aiuoiig thoae lueiitioneil aa ilkely tO BBOCOed
i'i. l.oriug are 1 uiigiBaaaiBii U. W. Aikea* <>i Buatb
Carolina, a milil manuei. d and 'iioin-iiuivc g.-iu'e
iii.m who haa neverdieUugoiahed l.i...sell .1. Coa
gn?a; L'olouel liobert ii.xerly, ol V iiKinia, \\ i.o ik
11 large lii.-..l.r of cattie, and belougs to .litler.-iit
agricuitural aocietiea, aad lo the _*. r\ V.'h; i-x
kepreaialaUxa Muidrow, of Miasisaii pi; ex-Hepre
b. ??tative rerroll, of New-Jeraey; Longreaaman
llateh, of Miaeoiiri; D. W. Bwitb, of llliuoia, aud
Couicreaaniau BlBgWtoa. of tbe sa:i.c M,;--.
..xKopr.a iiiiitim Van.ra, of North Caroliaa, a
brothi-r ot tlu- Beaator, and Charlea A. Sbaxv, of
Loatoii, waut to be Commtaaiouei uf 1'att nl -.
tiiiieial JiiM-ph K. Jobiislon, of Nn^'itiia;
e\->< nitor Nlat~r, of Ortgon ; ex-Repreaenlutive
Miaw, of llliuoia; ex-Uepreaentativo lienloy, ol
t'aliloiniii; Miijor Hamiiater, of li.diana, all waut
ti.1 .iinuii-ieioiier of tbo Uenoral Laud (>ib<-.-.
Rtranga to aay tli<-re ta o:.ly oue, vil.iur.v applicant
for ihe Coiiiiui.aaionerahip of Jtailrosda, ultbough
probably aa soon ?? the fact ia maite known, tfie
oecii-tary of tbo Intcriof will be ovi-rnin with
applicationa, Kx-liepreaentative t.'Baaidy, of Ne
Vwla, intjM? to be tippom t. d to tma offloe,
Ex-kepreaentativo 1'bilip lhouipvin, of Ken
tiuky, BBaaaa to have a good slurt over bla com
peiiLua for tbc raco for tue ollice of C'ommiaaioiier
of Inu.^ual l'eveniii-. He .-eitaiiily bas tl e loodeat
buckiug. I'toiii hiaBfatora Hnrx nnd Hlarlrlnirn
???A-Srx-akor (JarliHlo mmI Uougreaainan lireckcn
ri<lK", bare preoeotcj hia elaiuia to tbe Preaideut.
lliey aay that they hoj>e lor tbe beat. So do
iiiouias Harian, of New-York, aud ux-Kejireaenta
tivo Atbertmi, of Ohlo, who are clo.->ely foilowiug
au tbe In-.-ia ol Mr. Thompaou,
i.iuerally a|ieukiug, it may 1.- eaid that every
e\-Senatoi, ovory ex-uieuiber of Congreaa, uud
ev?>ry ex-delegate from any Territory, proviiloil
that he ia a Demoerat, ia a caudidate lor oflk?.-.
Not oue of tbeae, who waa a meiuuer of the
Xl.Vlllth CoagVBBB, haa left town. They aro
boui.d to piek '-i.ini-tliu.g Uf) before tbey tuin their
back. ou Wuabiugtou. A gooal deal of diaaatia
faetion, au.oiiiiting in .suiiie e_a<-M to auprciue dia
Buet, ia felt amotig tbe Deiuoerata who havo puid
their re.ap.-cls to the iTeaidenl. aud at the eiiuu- time
taki-u the otportuuity to urgo their elaiuia for
Koogoltion iu " pap." The i'reaideut, thev aay, haa
liateued, little concealiug hia aiiuoyaino, aud ia
auileratood to have refet n d all applieanta to the
peada ol departmenta Aa one l lemoerat expresaed
B. wno came away from the VV Into Houae to-day,
aaarlug a aoar amile upoa bia coautetiance: " Th*
man who goes there with the most powdcr comes
back with tne leaet gaine."
GARLAND AS VIEWED BY AN OLD FRIEND.
III8 TOLITIC8 BEFORK THE WAR?TBE CONTHOL
I.INO PASSION OF n)S I.IPE,
fBT T-LEORArilTOTHB TniDOXB.]
Washington, March 8.?A well known
Arkanxus man, whola now practtslng law lntblscltf.
waa aakcd, to-.lay what he know about Attorney-Gen
eral Qarland. Ue aaid: ? I have known Oarland slnoe
we were bors togethcr. We|praettsed lawln thoaame
circult aud were of the aamo polltica. Garland was a
Whlfi and Kuow-NothliiK ln antl bellum time*. I am not
ccrtaln that he ever Jolued a Know Nothing lodire; but
ho aetod wtth the pnrty tn polltlce aupportlng lta oan
dl.latcs. Like mostof us WMfl ?" tbe Bonth. he wns
opp.iHOd to aeeeaaion, and wua elected aa one of the antl
aeoeaaion delefriilea from Pulnakl County, Little Rock, to
the rVtate Convention ln 188L 188888880808 ordlnnnce
was deieatcd ln the Conveution at IU tlrst lueetiiiK,
Oarland votiri* againat lt. Tho Conveution then ad
joiirued. When Preaident Uncoln oalled for 75,000
troops to aupprcas the Hebelliou, Uie oouveutioa was
callod together a?aln and voted unaiiiiiioualy (except
Murphy) ln favor of aeeeaslnn. Oarlnn.l waa aent to Iho
Prnviaional Governiueut at Moutiroiuery, aml wln-n
Arkauaaa Jolued the Confwleracy Oarland and Dr.
( harlca V. Mitchell were elected Scuatore. Dui ln? hia
terui in the Confederste Hcnate "ie sometimes _iiiit.i-on
ized Davis's uieaaures but did uot allract uiuch 80008
"Oarlutid atnrtcd out in llfe wllli the lut*r,iiiui of
nohleviiig i>ollticdl aucccsa. llo waa Aud :;? 8 acll-asaurt
iBg Ujaii, uud iu Ihe aenac of enrtog 7<;r his own liitor.-ats,
aaelflabone. Wbea tbe war Oloeed, Oartaad had foro
itabt eaongb to bm tbat loe Repablleaa i?.rty aa m
btitutcU at Uiel-'oiilh. coii'.il nol rctaiii poWOT, BBd he put
hiiL'S.-!; m llne witb tba Daniocraey. Tomake hl.n-.-if
Eoild and get bia aiBb m a Whta and Cbtoa aaaa '?"?
.1...nd by (he BourbwM he hi.d to out H..url?.ii the
Botirbona. Be wu eleetrd aexeraor abea tbe raayn "f
the l ? idalatare was ealled logetber uticr Daxtor aoi.i iho
Ke.iilhllcaiis otil ui 1*71.
" Oarland ls a maa of abtllty. aad M a lawyer aeoond
taaeae. Bie ailad bM web a beat toaard laa taatai
iiiiica, hc forgeta partlaansblp where II cunes _n confiict
wtth platn legal prlnelplea Be la Ihoronghly hon
8 iiiuii iiii'l. in t.:v o])iiiioii, will uot lK-iiuit the Depatt
niriu of.lustl.cto Be n-e.1 us a polltica I im. t.in", unlesa
his ,-ipp.iltitmcnt M iT.i.-f Jn.siire depends apoa sueB
aolion. Bhoiii.l tliut ermttngeney artM ihs deeutwor
IbatptaM will 8X888888) every ntl er .-oii.-i.ieratioii.
IHE PRESfDENra PBEWCAHElrT.
DEPF.NDf.M lI'.iN II I'1'HI.lt.'AX BCPPOH OXI~M
?nTonna cnn. beryiob oYinnoAin.
Coniinaainiin Hiaeoek imiiiked on Batoraaj
hy a I'ltnil vh re|.oller l,.r his ili..~-u.'.ai.s ..! ihe pnlitlctl
rttaaWen Ba lafUei:" PtaaMaal Oexataal has g*
u v.ry dilllcuit tasK bef..ro liltn. Tlie next llouse of
Rcl-rcscnlalivcaf... tnr aa tiie DaBIOBiallt lueiiil'.-t BhlB Is
ooaeeraed la baiaaiy llaatlMl with i8a laat. II 8
thoruuguli edaoated la oppoaltion ta tba it:;r;..iia <>f
va..v;-;i.uieiit, aapeetaUx flaaueial oaeanons, inat ihe
Adndnlstration must adopt, or be a raUuro. rbere bM
alwaya beau a great bMUIItx on tba part ?: th.- matorlty
oi the Dci.i). r..tie memberebip to evcrxlb?ia froni Rea
York. I donbt not ITesldeal . lerelaud has [hc Ouau. i il
noUonsof tbe baalueaa in.-n of thlaBtate. lila late nilver
leii.-r cic.uly Indloatos it. Maeh iu bia tunujraral
address IndiratM lt aad i ndxbl add 8 iu Uao altb
Bepublleanlani. Ii he can get a I emoeratlc party t"
Bappuh hl.ti ln i.n atli.li.al.ve polloy lhat has l.een
anbBtnntiidiy pnraned oy tba Bepuoliean party, t"- baa
aot eaougb patrwBago to go aruand toi tbal pnrpoon. lf
i.e aaea i.i- pntronam la Uinl vv .>? th. b a bal ba?oniM ol
laiM . ivii berxtoe ttofertn profraaioua I lf be adoptaa
pollcy ablea aill i>e approxed bj Kea-York buaiueaa
Inienata aad attaBBpta to enforaa ll bj afMnnatlve legla
latlon, he iiiust uet Ihe leglelMi..I al all. froBl Uie
utoutlaok, b) tbemppoitof amtuorU. olbla owa
]'..;.|e oii.l BapnbllMB rotea. I ? upp?->? ftepublloaat
wiii aupport menauna tbej hnxe beretafort fat ore i bxm
ii ,i Ueu.ii ralie Preo .1. nt li.. la th.-iii ii.-. -s.ir.v for tho
adod ol tho Uovarnmeat. Tbo geuornl talh aiuona B?
jiiihllenn repre-entaliv . Is th.il li"-lr UOlley nnd UMlr
votca will aupport iin'.n?ui?? tl.at thev D-Uava ln. BBd
wi.l n.it ii.ita.-..tii.'.t- .iii.plv i it.ii...' Mr. < I. v.?!..!..1 adopla
Iba -..ii.e poii.-v. Wo i..?i ai. ui.i?ii,ii.?i. (..-i.i.i- eitenl
Ibe ntbardax oftbefeehog ?:. tbe Pmi omoe bill. iba
|).ii..,ci.ils iti 11.?? lloiie.- have alwaya Mtraued i
?tarratloa poliej altb tbal DepartaienL aad tboagh tbe
monoT la to be expeaded bya Demoenitio Adinlulatra
ti.in Bepiihiic ..ia unaiilmoualy ;xoted fair -.....-. .\_'..in
Ibe Bepnbilonn parti haa alwaya faramd Imllding up -.
navv. ' ii.e N.tv.il l.i.l a-.epi.tle.i [., Ihe li.oiae w.iaa
uioustroaity. TbeBapubbcananunulaioaalj ruto.1 toxo
,,ii will. tha ni.r'. iiiltlale.l by ii* iwo j w.r? ac" an.l lu
t_? ern. r.-rv?sl the l)*.i?.>en.lie lfoti-e lo italopl Ihe M...aie
iiliicu.l.iicnta to the blil. Vou kli"W a.-hiv.- alva.ua
claltnealtbul 11 roo rats in Uue eoiuo up nnd oooup
iio-itioiitt tip'in all-.iv.ttiiueiit.il qaeatloBa. Mr. Claro
Uodlato be f..r.e.i ta do II. nr in my nplnlna hw
Adnilulatratloa wlll be a lantentablo fallura. He wlll
beaaabtatoaeooiupiubaaytblng w:tt. laa aM aalyal
his partiaaa tr:> ada."
- BopabHeaaa a.e a rreat deal amaaed aver the patn n
Bga anraUon rbere ia a gnaeral dlapoaitiou t" lel Ibe
A.Uutuistrailon erappte witb lhat Bapubll. ...
bappytob. rel edoflt n'Mhlnatnn Ulllad wtth tba
huiik-ry Demoerata and ibe dueoateateaaoal] baeoax
jiarcl to lhat oi a fauilaaed ur.ay."
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UrTKBl cii.I.lKTol: KOBRBTROrT. PLACS.
Tl..} ? Wmhington PUmima " biYi n.-.ulv all
rataraed. tirrTtt)" MalrM Attaraaf .lot.n K. raiews,
ijx BaaatardaMM ntagerald-aad FlaaMaC 8lla8B,Ba|?ar
\,-,i; ..f Vi- CMt) Btmw4\ l-.x.-le'?.i.i'.i-i...i.r millaaa
p. Muci.eii ati.i s..vci.ti oth.-r .'otii.ty Ii.t.wtm) leadera
rstu.iiciiaaSatardaj eraatag. BbgmrOraM aamabaeh
at an ea.-ller hour. Hc wlll ha at Ibe ntv ll.i.i to.li,.
Hutiert O. Thoiui88 rcinaine.l al the k,U. Itatl.... ol
frlendsa few aaya lsucer. lta will probablj retwrn 88
Tuoaday. Tboae wboeame i.t.ck tn mturday rapofl tbat
Washiiigtoo hal resumed na aomial euindltfan, IM
irrea.er nmi.l.ei of tboM wl... B8B| 88 t<? wllu. aa tho
luangaratloa basiog deiuirlod
I n- ii.nlesl for II..-(?.illerlorahlp of thla port aeettis (.,
baxa aarrawed dowa le Baaert O. Tbompaau at.T
Wiiiiain li. Muriiia. it i- BOMlbla lhat a th.r.i man may
I.e i.'.iiiiiial.il na ac.iti.pr.iuilae, bnl lt la nol thOOghl llbelr,
lt Bm baaa eafaeetad, too, lhal Mr. Mnrtaamayne
gitren Ibaiaatol NarnlOntaerorBarreyM, (beKiun
countv Democrats alat mlbet oae of tbo t>ea( a??ea la
ihe gifl >.f tbo Preaident is dne tbeat ta reeonliton of
the inaioritv reeeived i>v l.i... t.. Brnoklyn. Thex are
preMlBg thla elalai with ilrood <teai of vi?r?r,, nnd lt taey
are llMppolated lu Ibu tbara vviii ho a lou.i aml pro
long. .1 waii.
AX Al.l.EGEh JOll Aiioxa BCMOOl DlMMCtOMt
CtnCAOO, .M.Tt.'h fi.?F.llcii F. Walsli, a
88888)81 ln the dlatrict achool of Houtli Lynn bffoBghl
Mit agataat tbe dtronton <.f Ibe Mbool tor flW baei
a.ilaty. Hhe te.-t.tii .1 that when Bba WM (trat euij'loycd
li was ..( a mtary ot $?<) per l.i.i.illi i lhal l>.lliioi..l, the
clerk, uia.le out her c.iiiti.ict al irs.^ la-r iimi.tli, telllnif
h.r lli.it atie w.nil.l have lo (urn over tba exlrn >k'_.ri (o
him aae8 aaaath tor tbe dfiaeteetf Mtariaa Hhe i...i.i lu
thla way *17U iu O.-.i ii.'.ittha, and wua 18 BBgBgOd RMl
lull at *><).", i,it mo..th, hut r.-f.iae.l tu uiake up the i.al
ance, whicii tbedtraetora elalaMd w.-.a .ii.e aader bar
flrat tcu in.ialh-' oi.tract, and alao IBfaasd t'>
pay auy dtxllaada 88 the B8W one. Tt.e
l.iiar.l tli.-.i at.u.p''1 puyiug li. r aaiury and
Bba aiieil for the iiiii.iiiiit ilue f,,i Di eet.il.er an.l J.ititiary,
Maboxi itated. Judgmenl vva^ rendered an.l sln- al
ouce I.CK..H auit for h-r iVI.r.i .ry pay.
The dlrectara denled ratalatag any of MIm Balab'a
ih.v. ii-ii a.'.i .ii.-'i ou oriaoaxaaaliiBtlwa tbat ibey
1..-I.I c.'itllleateh loi her p.'.y lor two Inolilha, iliil.uae.l
hy her to them. '1 lie, tti.l n.it cxplalii on wli.it gt..1
tbe trnaafer wmbumm. Ti>e boulta ot ibe elera wereei
amluedandabow.dnoentry laterthan Ajirii 18, lw^a.
i ue laier traaaaettoaa were oaly auted ia uadatod mem
oranda. Tbeae abowad tbat one J. li. Byaa. teachM ta a
Mlgbborlna seboot, hn.i beM pald if'-.l.at for ..-,. u. ..... .
Itiriiiiiir.., thotiKi. ih" achool-hotiae laa aioall airuetnre
i.i.'i new. aad taattbe clerl bad drawn 8900 la the way
ot saiary, th....frh H i? aot enatomary to pay elerk*a aata
iu- ti. co.iiitry ilistricta, their nllowancr RMBg from *>10
to 8-0 per rear for taetdantaia Tbe matter wiu hc fur
ihci nreetlgated.
OOMJMOFMOM tue iSAianiATiox ixsaxe.
PlIlLADELI'lIIA, Milicll H. -A W(11-(Iicsh( (I,
Baadaaklag yeaag n.au, who glvM 18a aasaed m. o.
wimii... <if Omago coiint y, n. ^., bM baaa bbb! talba
Norilstown laeaaa Aaylum to awalt the aclloii af hia
fri.'ii.la. I'lMi.. arnviiiK' here from Waaliluirton h.st week,
a.layor wo nfti r tlie iuaiijiuial u.u, he r< fuaeil to leave
the traln until . .ni.peli. <1 to, an.l .... IT'hluy nt tbe IJiuad
Kiree( hiati'.n beeaaM tielaataad raxad fraBtwallr. He
waa taken to (ue police aiallon hy alx poln eiiu-n. Ho
h.i. ali.ee been eiaiiiiu.d l.y phvaiclaaa, who pionouiice
liini iua.ii.e. laSllara ln hia pockeU ahow lhat he hua it
brotbertoOraaga County, uml n. Plorida,aad tbal t.e
f'lie ihe l...iiir;iii,lii,,.. he had heeu traxelltag m the
rioutli.
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IlltAKKUFX IIIRI AXlt Kll.l.EIh
ClNCISNATI, aMlUT'll 8.--A8 .1 \tt\%\\ Iruiii
waa _ma?itiK uu.ler tha Newport brblge, on ihe Fr.uit
strt-et aaaaaattaa o-ack tina BM0ntaft a >i,-n.u-.11. <t i?< o
liiotive, whli-li waa ou a Ilat car sltuck th.i htl.lKc an,l
was thi.iwi. frmii tho car lo the alreeL Three litakeiiien
were eiirrieil With lll.) wreek. Ja.iiea llaliloli waa iu
BtaBtly klllcl, Mlebael HobM was fatally n.j.ir. .1, whllo
lleihort CrutLcra ?jscii|M'd with hrulsea.
BX0W AXI> HAIL f.\ TUE GI'I.F STREAU.
Ijaltimore, March H.?The bark Winifreil,
alu.iit which conaidernhle uueBSinesa has been felt ar
Oved afterhavlugbeiiigout seventy fourdaya.or tweuty
ulnedaya more thau uau.tl. Cujitain Dution ai.it.-a that
for the llrat time In hia loBX en>erir.iioe ho OUOonoterod a
\ i.ile.,1 at.nii. lu ihe oulf .-iiea.n, accouipauiad hy suuw
aud hail.
TBE ASSUIXMEXT OF CAl'TAJN U0I.T.
Trenton, March H (Spi-cial).?Th? crcditora
of ( aiitalu W. 1). Jloit, the einharraased proprletor of the
Hotel Wladsor, of this city, bave uirie, .1 to take a hojid
and inortgace on all hia rsal aud peraonal eatate, which
la valucd at #175,000. Cayt-lu Holt uuiaascd a fortuua
.. a lawyer nnd puf the greater pari of lt Into tbe hotol.
whToh wi. buUt only a few inoBib. ago. Tlu--bond and
mortgage covera everythlag hei haa? Initbaw orw,aavuk
hia wTariBg appareL Tho aradlaar^havear^leR^
of tbalr number aa a boanl or tniat.-ea to_man.w
property aud they will aelect a competent peraou to ruu
theboteL _
BD1C1DE AM) MOBABLE MUBDEB.
SH00TINO THE GIRL WHO REFU8ED HIM.
A BROOKLYN BAXKR BILLS ? IMHKI.F. TIHNKlNO
THAT HI8 HWKKTHF.ART WAS DKAD.
TheBunday qniet of that portion of Brooklyn
near the jnnctiou of Hroadway and Pivision-ave..
waa mdely diaturbed nt n lato hotir laat evening
by aoveral piatol Bhota. aud the group of
exeitcd people eailed out by the
lUifamiliaraeiind aoon Icarned that a murder had
been attempted and tnat the would-bo mur
derer had theu coniniitted suieide. Tho victnu of
hia own act was a young man wbo had tried unsuc
ceasfully to kill his aweothvart. aud balioving
ho had euccecded ended his own UB8.
Unrequited love waa at the foundatiou of tho
double enme. The young man who kiUed hiniself
waa Valdlne HoelTiier, b baker. age thirty-Hve, of
Broadway, near Diviaion-ave. Um evening BB
started togo home with Miss BMBBOB I^iaer, age
twonty-two. of Thrtvop-ave., uear Hroadway.
Slw had been spendiug the ev.-iiing witb an uucle
at No. 888 P0vw0 8h. and lloefliior eailed theie for
hor. He had been e.iurting her asaidtioiialy foi
aome time, hut ahe had rcpul-'d his anit. She re
f.ised t?? go with him luei mght. but he foiiowed
aar an.l aniearafed to get her to _Maa to
him. Wben th.y were m Uivision-ave., near
Qooperaa. abe garxa him a Inal latnaal, aagnag
tbat .she would have no more lo do wilh hixi.
Angered bv her words and atung to ,|esperation.
he drew a revolver aml bastilv I'ned toBf ahots at
the tinprot.vted girl. lu bis exeitcd atato his aitu
waa wild and uo oue of theaboteffOTBdfBtal
Iwo wo.iiids wrm inllicted in tho right
?boaldex and oue in ber WI 8B-6, the
loiiiib gaiag wideof the iiiurk. Th.-u'irl BereedBBdl
" You have kilb-.l rnc ! " and suiik BKrttoaleeB BfOR
th.- aidewalfc. Tlu- Bappeoed ajBrdecat baatU*
l-inicd from bia vi"lini nnd rnn to Kb-v-nth un 1
gonth l'iftli ms-. t woblot ka an ay, tfcea i> .">' ?l. aa I.
c-ii..1 witi. r.iii'ir-i- and dread, put bla laroftai t >
hia head and ftred tbe remaioiaa slmt. Tbia was
better dtreetod than the othen and waa taetaaUx
fatal.
aaa.laetha aelghborhood waa awneed bj Ibe
ihootiag an ambalaaee ??s eailed f' i
the ciri. and she was remove,|
to St. Cafl.ari'.c'H BoBfttal. H<t W-Jtnda were pro.
Booneed extremel* evera md probably fataL Bbe
waa abla le talk little, , _ .
The body of tbe anicide waa takea B$ thi Foui
Btn al Police Btatfoa,
8BOOTWQ A WKSTBBB VRSPEEADO.
illi: FATB Of a PlOHTtNO man WBoea PttTOt, a ta
RXPTT,
[nr laaanairii 66 BBaxataoaa.]
CflfYEBBE, vTyoniinc, March 8.?Noa
? i ..I,..) tbla .ity ofthe knUagol wniiaui P*yt? la
a !l|iior -loii. ia 8_a inlan. te whn h plaea be aaat from
All.V'iiel.V. I'ellll . f.eir y.-ira iik'o. PRxtefl I *
a aaapfrrala aharaeter I."- Ba_r raaaa he Bad ali
gang lanatlaail afnalana "*v -"r -?' othir ix.-.t ...
tetrlti.ty. I'n.l-r the iiaine or " D.t b llink'.ey" he
wa.xf. -aMni ity ???.! I)'.-- i.v. Bewaeae raapeeeee ?
?.,na. Ha waaaboat tweatj lv* yeara af eaaaad b_bb?
p.rl'irtiiii.iii!ir.lt*el.i|iini nt. I I.. i w.i. m.t | m.i-i ln
thaTerrlterV ?'??? ? I uutteh blaa la atraegtb. Ba waa
,i ii. -lo.l. lilltl Win ll .iriliik n.ii.:.l ?!... it ll luiiil el, n lf
ln- iffn.i-1 ..li ii,x if.tl.i.-i 'o.lilnk I! ... that tt.ei
waaa'l a aaaa la tba Tarrltorlaa waa aeald arraat blaa.
Twlee a poa/K! Biiecee.le.l lu gelllug hlOl li. tbe lot-Kuo,
aad there It teek a Bosaa n.en to aeenra bim. Peytoo
ba i .i larga foUewtaa ed toagh eaataetara, bmbUj <v
M-rtera from tlu- arn.y aaM fn_lllveB BnBB) Jnallce from
u',1 nier UM Imitl. He waa ? ileaerter hiuieeir rrom Fort
M i.-iiin... imi ti.t-ortii'.B. althaagh lhaj kaawthathe
wiiBin lha aaaatrj aaxef BaMa .ny aibrttoeaatara
Li lm.
For Ihe BOBl tbiaa ? I e'?a " Ihe .1.;. r- '' r<?le aroiiinl
tii.-.tnei- ..f ,-h. riili.n, aii..oiiti_ BagBaadBxtag at i?-t
aaoa leveral at Bba eltlaeae wera rtraeb bj Um
luiiieta, aad ibe] Baa I] di b ? atii e.i i., 1.1 rM af tba ral
loa g party aaa ai aatxad to eaptara raytea, hal i
w_* wan.t i aad rode ragl II] aol af town. He r. taraed
tbe foil.ow.tiL- iii.-ht, however, wilh revalvara aad kairea
in i.ia belt, defled tba towa m.-i dtaahargad bla
piatol a. rai i Uaaa al pade tr.a.i-. Vbea aoaaalrable
in.I.u preaeatad NaalCheaaadaa targetal doara aad
wludowa "ti Baturdar .rnlng noilee to leave town
. ive.i ou b.iu, uml in-ir|?i.ii wi.ii in ... n tbat be
..o.iiiiioi go. Uerouipeiled _?v*r.l i". a*ua lodrlak
?ici j.i a darlag tba aitoraooo, aildlug
ti.e lui.-ittivo or a drawn piatol t<> tho..
whodl.l in.t -. -tu .l_..K.n-.l l.miplv wltb bi. reque.
Th* lownapeopla Inta* _i*aullmi v. i, nrganUing to
a.nat Perton. Wbea Ihejr airiv.il al Kie?<- m Ca'a
Kime. ..f which ln bad taUtti pnaaeaalna,be waa dea
He entered Ibe bbIooo aad eailed everybodi nptetba
Imi. All kliew I'.-flou. aml ieiiniiil..ie,| llie Uto |
otbera wbo bad refuaed to driak wltb hhBk la they all
ar.iM exe.pt F ll. .loi.i?-, a u.iu. r.
?? I aiti't f.tiln' w.-il. |)i.k," B.n.l .lon-a, "and I itou'i
eara to iinnk anybew '
" lt dont in.itter a - lf you do or BOt
Yuu've tot to ilr nk Bfltb lm-," l.-Joluoil l'e)loU. lotkin..
li.- piatol uml aliuing it ai .imi.?.
?' llll, ?. II, 1)1. B. ir >O.I lllalat Oll il I Will. We Woll't
qnarrel about lt," anawered Jonea. laaabtBg, Be roae
andwalkedto tha ber, bol quleblj atepped beblnd u
uml fraaped a double-barreltail abet-gua, wi.it h atood
ln Ihe OOraer. I'cyton 'ilnw down" ou Jonea
aud exeryaodf atepped aalda Tba beaouaf
fall, but tbc piatol did not go ..r.
It aiiiip|H d u>.'iiii twlee in aueeeaalon without raaoli
WbeuI'nyion pulled the Irigger tb.- ih.id time Jooai
ftiiii and dlaeBaraed botb barrala ilmaltantfoualr, lha
iiiiitinta alino-t i.i emlii.weling I'i yloli, ? ho il l ??|.im- 1 tC
tb* II.Hii M .1 li lila piatol .till poiiiii t al .li.ni a. He aiadi
a deaperate rffort to pull tbe trlcgar befor* be explred,
but Iiib aliiilKlb failetl bliu. \) b'-u 1'iylnn'a (.l-lol ?u*
axatulned. it wa? dlacevvred lhal iheie wera three
empty and three full ehaabera Th* aext n.ie, if Paytou
iiin.i bave i>.iii.-ii tlu- urlgger*Itwoald aartalal) have
ln.CH ili.at nai-. -i.
BM BBTATM WITBOVT as IIF.IR.
Piri-r.i BO. M.m li 8 (Npcn'n/i.?Tlie tivo
atiiry bru-k Imlldliig at (ineiivlll.-, Paaa., dedieateil to
lliil'lt llt> aml Bpintuullaiii by l)r Duvld Edg.tr, w.ia Bol 1
al piihiie am tion on day 2ir, IB84, hal llu- muIu wua not
eoiiiit'iiieii. Oa.liiiii.uy 17,1B8B,in IbaOrpbaaa Oaeri
at ataieag Oaaaty, tt waa aatd agala, aa 8m petHfea ef
Mra. Eli/.a llaiullloii. lt wa. Bald the flrat time innler
ti.?t'.iiiiiitioii thi- theaaleaboald not ba raUd aalaaa hi>
daaghtar,Mary Ellaabeth, whola myaterieaalyabaaaah
Bhpald Ih- ln ai I Innn. Tli.- dn lor lefl u MMgS uud valu
dlile B8t_6a to tho cuurn. of kpirltiiallaui, aud dlreettd
tbat tbla pai lli-ular biillilinir, ln lha I tiitre of the town,
Mi.onid ha aeed ta advaaee ihe aaaaa ha krxadaodaarlXi
aad to whiih in- bagaeatbed hia aatira aetaaa in
brothera and awtara and h aeora oraiore i.r dlaiBiit reis
iivrH appoaed tbe plaa a..d aae. m ded in obtalnlng froin
Ibe eoiirl nu nnii r of aale, whieh n,-, ??vo earrli-il oul.
iii.a daaghtar wa* laal beard of at Daytea, Ohla. ibltleen
rean ago. Ihe waa teaehlag Haaep aeedlaarorb uud
iuaUli.g artilleldl lewan. hhe Wu.kiiowii ln iht'iiiini'
or Mra, Mary Ellaabeth lloyt, and baaa aoa, fraak, i?t
h.ip", txventy aix ymrt n( mi-. Tbe doetor Baedfoea*
hlbil a eiiiiiliiuuii atlnn flolu tlie Bpiril l.ulul BlgBed Bj
IiIb dangbtar. m..... that ahe bad ti.eU la I80B. A rrtead
or tln- ii... tor'. inei Mary Kilxabotb bobm thlrtoea raara
ago la tha Day ton Paatoahw. n? kuew ber aad aad
uikt-ii wiiu ber, aad au lnfano*d tbo Uocior, yt-i he i>?i
. , ., -i lli rely ing ou Ibe >>l'li ll letler.
*>-?
TO 00MTBOL BOMMFBDMBAl FATBOWABM*
PlliLADKiiiiiA, Murcli H.? Thc Tiimi iutl
luatea that Williain I.. Scolt, of Krle, haa foiuied nn .illl
uuro with Mr. Uumlall to rontrol the Federiil BBBraaBgB
lu llu- Htitte, to tbe ixeliialoii nr BBdMOBBM Wallm R aud
Atlornej (Jeiierul Cu-Bidy. .Sciitf* intlinui-y wltb Tll
deti, hia rt-cent actlvity In Waahinguiu iu coiiuerllon
w ith Ihe anll-.llver uiove.niiit, hia ilefeat by 1S.ill.nt i.a
adelegaO-aHaige froui thia btate lu tbe hwt NuliBBbI
lieu.oi'.alli- Coiiveiillnii, hl* own llhi-rul colitribhtlona I.)
il..- r.impalgii fuii.l, BTallaee'a alli<g?il paraliuony ln that
lagard. and Cae.ldy'a fallure to jirove um-fnl to the pm i .
ln hia preaeiit p.r-t ln the Nate Ailmlnl .tr.illon aro
aaaoaa laa raaaaaa alvea far aradlttag thu i4aa> ? >>? tbe
ather baad, tha tut-t tii.it VfaBai a aaa a ?era hearty uml
UBeful BUpirorlei af Clt-veland al Chliago, and tl.e Baaat
bia iiisionii'iii aiiioiiK !'? iiikj Ivaala DeaMrata that may
ii ii.t lioiu u'lving Mr. ,^tott umlue pro.nlii.-uee, ar.)
thought to inllilalf agulual Ihe (ueieaa ol tbe p; ui.
BECRETARY LA MA IfS SICCE880B.
New-Oblean?, March M.?A diapittcli froin
Vltkahunc, MI.*., to Ihr litv$ Urtnocrut auya: "Newa
iiii? ri ueheil h.-ia. that lioianior I^iwry luu uppoiutcd
lienerul E. (.'. Wulthall Ui auooecd Uvcrotary Lamar ua
l niti .1 f-uii-a ?-.. uaior.
PRESIDEST OF (1R18WOLD OOLLIUIF..
Philadki.I'HIA, Murcli H (Special).?The Kov.
KoOe.t C. Matloek, of thia olty, aeoreUry of tbe Kwiii
Kt-llcal Educatlo.ial Hoclety of the Kiilaoonal fhurfh, haa
been elecled pie-idi-ni of tba tiriawold College, at Davea
port, low*.
ORDERED to LEAVE PENJDEII
SITUATION OF UIE AFGHAN TROUBLES.
KUS8IAN TROOPS TO IU.IIIU1 FROM AKROBAT?AN
ULTIMATUM FROM THE GOVXRNMKNr
London, March 8.?Orders haxe Ixefl aeBt to S_
Peter Lumailen, the Rritish Special CoRiniiasioBer
on the AlKhan fronticr qiioation, to iliroct tlie
AlsbanB to evacuate Pcajd.-h on tho withdrawal
of the Kti-situi Bjgosa from Akrohat. Baron de
stanl, the Ruaaian AmhaMaador, haa promiaed that
the Runsiaa troops ahall retire.
Thia ruorning's 06?errcr aaya: We nndfTstand
that tho Goveriiuieut on Friday aent an emphatic
daraand to St. Peterabanr. for tho withdrawal of tlio
i.:iissiiin troopafrom Afghau territory. Thedispatch
partook af tno character of an nltiuiatum.
London, March ?,? /?? liaily Emtt aiatea tl.ut
there ia a conaiuiit exchuuac of .liopatches between
tba Kii|Oiah uud Kiisa.an Goveruinenta.
"Athouirii tlicro ia a posaibl* hopo of a
peaeanl Bolatio_."sa/a Th* A'0R8.'<tbeeondltlon "f
allairsis Kiill iritical. Tho Britiah Govoriiment's
demnnds that the KtiMians retire from the Afghaii
frotiti.ra. wltciher uut iu tho forai of au uitiaiatum
..r not, are linal. The choico of 88888 80 war liea ia
tha i.uii.iaoi' tha RnaaUnatatesmen."
Hkklin, March K -Iho Soith Grrmnn Gn
:<tte ileiina that Cotuit ll.-rborf Bisniarck's
visit to I...n.I.i.t ia conuccted with tho
Kii.seo-Afirlian fioutier qtie-tion. It aays that
tnedifrl.ultv betweea Eagtaad aml Ba?nnlaaal
aciiteeBough to rettuire the itil.-rvcutioii ot a thir.l
B0B88.
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RKLIKVINt. TIIK FKKNCH 0ABBI80K
Pari-, Murch 8,?Ocncral Brieil ?lo lTsle,
Iha 80888ft eoniiii.ui.l.-r ln 1X888.8, telecraplii
(hnt be ftaa rcliev.d the French irarrla.m ht
Tbayaasaaa. He aaya: ?? ?> arrlxad aa March 3 at
Tliiijeti'i'ian. Tho Illn.-k HagX uinl tlie Yuritian Artuy
halaaaaglsd Ibapaaa^baaldMed wbieh were laaeeeealbla
;.mi hn.l biilll foitn with Ihieii linea of 18888888
I.. mr.- Dnoe, Tbe Kghttag waa aexora. Oar
tiaapa behaxed arare adalrably Ibaa ever. Tho
enemj ralsad the aie^e or ThuyeBquan xaeter
,: ivetiii.tr, ihe Fri't.ili garriaoa baxlog fo.iKt.t
elghteen daya Aft.-r tbe t)r?t breaeb lu tho l.o.ly of tho
tortress tba garriaoa aiiatatneii aevea aaaaalta aud
,.-,.-e i aii ?-.-1,.. uae loaa to tbo euetny. Thla sieaa should
toaoantad among the luoat brilliaai pagea of our hia
lii.- BuaboatMitrndleuMaedxelyaaalatad lu the
dafeu. > of l bayenqnaa."
Uaaeral Neaner'a coiuma haa l.een paabad rapldly
Dortbward aiace n.<- Mptureof Langaoa. Hekaanoa
deatroyed theUno ..f lorta which luarded tt..- (
frontler indba blowanptba fortl&atloaa which baxa
baaa kavwa as tba Oate of Chlaa.
i?, .? ?
a\'? DTNAMITE COMVfiNTIOH IN' PABI&
Pari-, MuitIi 8.?Tha Prnfed <>i Police in
Bxaarra tbat an axftanail-m laveatlgatioB <if the alleged
dynamlta eoaxeatloa wbleb waa tald (>> ftaxa beaa beld
In a pri~a'<e boMB near tha Oraad BotoLan Pabrnary 23,
'-...iib',.i queatloB tbal Ibe eoavoatloa li a
it.ylii.
? ?
l lii: FA( l<?lv'V 4CT lUSPENDED.
I.i.M.oN, Miitcli h,?Tha tiovcniuictit has
aaapaaaal lta eaerattoa ..f the P8etary let, llaalllBg tii.'
ii.i.iiii.-i af bonra ta which Buihama m, >j ba oaptoyed, ,.
fara?lt ie.it. a t.i u?. Bayal ai? nalal MToolwtcb. Tbe
ol.jecl t- t<> all..? iha woi a .1 ops al Ih. l -? '..I lo be r.n,
n,..< Ii? .'i?ii* and daj aad t?. saable Iba ? lo
tarseai -,tjou,uoo eartrhlaM aweefc.
? 8
I.X-KMI'i.'i:-- I I i.l.NIK II.L,
I...VIM.N, Mai.-h 8. -The ex-Empread Eufinii
oaalyRI ttom aarxoaa ibook, tba rMultofbelag
: ;,!i ,.n Mareh -'.
OPPOSIHO 1111.1 KIME8 ACT.
LoXDOVi Miii.h 8. Mt. P.ini.Tl hna inti
i.,a-..i tn ibe ?" v. iinn. t.t iintt tba in-:. party wUI -ti.-ii
aoaaly eppoee ibo alaasai la Iftn TYtaxn a~1 fr relatloo
ta Bowapapera. thaMppraaolon af pobltc rMallBga, and
prtrata UMjulaluona. _
PKOTE8T1N0 40 UK8T FI.'.W't/E.
Bintix. Mareh 8.- Tha Chinther of Com
? Ki'i aml a i.iin.'o. r <.f Bwrehaata ..f Baatbarg
aud llrvi_<#u have a. ul a pr ... at (o Pritue lllainar. k
???ln?t (he Fr. iirh ' loverMtiie-it'a deelaMlij rlee e.i.l.a
i imarvfc, bowari r. whi do4 taka
atiiuuuiiui aUesaaaa reaaal abaU haxa baaa aaaaa.
TIIK OKBMAJI BUDOET BILIA
Bi uie-. Mar. li 8.?Thi BeJchatig reeterd t\
wlad the dehate -.:. Ibe badgeb The Leaa and
ullla wero read a thlrd tlm.-.
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BB810NATIOB OP OENEBAL WM.l.ACK.
ComTAXYinorLx, M.ir.-h 8.?Genernl WmI
i...... the rn. ?(-1 ~i... ? Mlntaler t? 1 -...thia
:. natlun to the OoTammeotnt RTaahiagtoa.
A COMMI88ION TO li:i.\l" wilif CACEBE&
Kuit, Miti.li B| viit (i.ilv.-aii.ii.-In the Aa
8 ti.i.iy yaab rdaj it wm preaaa-d t.. taad a commlaaloo
c.pooedol Depuitea i.i tr.-.tt with BaaeralCaccrcs.
A .M II TBIEQ IS DTNAMITE.
MI1ANI.I. NtYICIl I'.lM' t'N AN DUUROI8 BAII
ICAl>.
JUIBYYILU, lll., March H.? A seiiHitliou Wll
... ..1 II. this ,ity la-t til-T.t l.J tlie illse.iv. li uf a -888
iiuatitiiy ..( what is Bapfsaad i>. ba dyaaafta lasaadonaly
ptaaaiai tot?e.i-ei aaii?<ir*.MabHag aaa waadsafna t?
Ma tt ?> earrf it in awalaaeeal peebaa. J.>i.u Pawall
ln crosali.K tne Chtcaito and Allon Ballroad iru.k, a
aliort .llatklire Ik-IoW (he ,le|rf)(. attllllhled 8X8T8 bwga
pnebaga i i.aaaataattoB it bm laaad t.> aealala
twoor tiiree 'iitt. icut arttabM ablt i> Maaablad th.- ahciia
iiani iii itr.'.-irma. rp..n aptalag aaa ipaatatM .
c>lln,lei ever, ,l vvTlh hl.le papsi il was found to coli
laiu algBl ?r len little scctloiia capped at ea. li etnl, K'lity
iBaalaitind of tbe BjBrarBBfxi tt eaaapriaaed paper,
The other apeclniei.a ln tne luinitln were su.all. euipty,
PBpereftaUa abaal Ibrae um bi? Ua ,'. artift aa kbgaaieaa
detuoator cnoenled iu oue eod, wiu. li, upon being
itruch w.ih a kaauBor. axploded alth a anlae abQut
(wtreaat.Ima pereaaaloo cap TheM raenat sh.iia
were |ual n.ht ln ill.iui.-ter lo lec.ive Ihe a.i.ull Bapt
aboxe daaertbed. I here were aK.. lu lh>- pMkage a lai gt
Bumberof aatall paperwada. The pacxago ountalned
one or two th.Hiaantl of thOM ahell.* and packages of
raps. Tbe paehago when fo.m.i wm la aaeb apoaliion
that ii Bdgbt baxa bMBMxaleMiy dropped hyapor
?OU Itaadtag oa ihe plalform <>r a cur. <.r froin a v abiaM
ii. lh?- alreuial lhat p.ilut cioaaln. the tmck.
Hportsmer. bere, who are aequalnted wrth all kln.la of
aii. ii- ased in Iraanaa, have Mrer aa a ... baard ?.f
anytblng like It aaed f>>r lagltimale purpoaea, and II u
l??:,. ve.l io be M liieeiili.ua form of ilyiiainlte ta ba us.-.l
lor inegtaXBata purpoaea.
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XOT THIS OMBOKMB, H'f AXOTIIFR.
('..l.i Mi'.f.s Ohio, Mai.li 8. Sylv?'Stci' I- <>s
l.oiiie, allaa Isaac H. (lahorue, who i? uow Injall at Upp80
taadaBky. Bwalltag triai f..r Mgaap in alaplag with
Mlaa K.-arsley.of llil.v rus, hua tn...l.' 8 8080888880 to
.lohu I. N.inla. ? d.'ticllve. to the cir., t Ihat ihere are
(W() Osholliea. cloaely reaeiiiiilln- MMft other, Bll'l 8818
akllful akatera ; that they atrii. k up 8 0X081 rrte.i.l.ahip,
traxelladtagolhoxaad apfaaredta nnka lateOwr.aai
ln Ihla ltii.-vi.is alt'alr liav.- Iicen Btaylag (l.<-(wo Uro
?laa Tho priaoiicr fiiuikly a.l.ulta thul hc la hliuaelf 8
inarrle.l inau, aud that lie. cnrrlcd M 8 lllrtatloii
aml 88080888888888 With Mlaa Kcaraley, but
that It waa the other Oaborue, who was pro
rtaaali BaatafTtad.wBaaataal/yweddodUM rtah Baey
rua inal.len. 888 88888X81881 BfBB0 n>'it 808 hii'l ?oue
a,, far vvith.Mi.aaK.araleyth.it 1-8 ei.e.te.l hliu to
mnrry BOT, he 8888881 Mgbtaaed, 81881 I" OetaBlbaa,
loiisiiltcl hia frieti.ta luet the 8?80 Oah8088 la the pres
BB88 "f n thlnl pcraoti, aii.l. att.r 18888 I' Htag, aciioualy
8888888 1 (hat hia " dotihlo" take tlie hclrcsa lu lila
at.-.i.L
Thla hcliuf mmmi to, ths al.iglo iiiiin
eame to Bucyrua, aud vMUmI tbe rlnk
ln onler to'see lf he could aiicccsfiilly i.crs.uuite
lila 888088888. Tlie atrniiger waa B perfed llXsntBO 01
(he iiiiin who had really won tlie X08Bg hi'ly's attecdons,
l,..t hn.l atle.IpW voice. The prWOBM aaya 1880 8888
.....lll.KlY evposi.l h.n.sell um ln laae a . old aml l.'ll.t.T
hia own tenor voice hoarae. The 80800 mun dreaBM hll.l
-rif iu ci.ici lniitaiiou of iba < nhorae ha was t?. roplace.
pirat ....... theu the other akated abonl the
rlnk that ereatag with Mlaa Kearstey, wiihuut her .us
,,,veilii_ (ln-illllei-.-uce. ho well dld Ihla schoino work
thatoaiMirno No. 1 |iroce.iicl m arraoga foi thoolope
iii. at. Ba took her ln a alalgh from ber home the next
u :.h>, atoppod al IhehoBMof afrioBd,excba_g_dciotBe8
witli tialioMie No. '_', lol theui Ih. inairlcil nnd depaiT 10
N'.vadii, aud alole away aeuilly hlniacif Wheu th.)
eouple reiiirne.l, tho roal haahaad l.fi Bueyrua
lemporanly, arraagtag tbat the orlataal 0??a* ahoald
BMora tbe exoaey to be ebfataed oat "f uie anair. At
lliiaj.ii.. l.ue ll.e preaent prlaoner wt.a arrofte.l ou u
eharga of earrytaa ronoealed wMpona. i.nt was rcleaacri.
Ba wm arraatad aaata oa a chur?e of btaaaay, wa.v.u
ui. cvamlnstloi), an.l now lie-ui |ail. HOdOM Bol .K
leuipt to say where Ihe other OebomO of hia lale now ia.
T/'r Slitle Jourwd. which Iclls thia alory,
aaya that ex-M.uator John w*. .Moiil?. who
wtth Dclcctive Nortla hua taXMtlgatad thla af
fair, thlnka the "two Droinlo" l.usliiiaa a
lliniay lletloti, hut hlnta thtit thero ia n peciiluir nivalery
bhckof theaffalr. He aaya that w h.-i. OBbona wust,i-l
nri.at.-.l ln ( oiiinih.ia ue iiB.loi.ly ll'Jorlll, hut aoea
uiterhia rtlraai ha bad Bl hBRN fi".'? la addiuaa to more
thau^HOO apcat ou clolhea aud 81888 8000808
WAYLAYINO A OOMXOXWBALTW* ATTORXF.Y.
IaKXiNoroN, March 8 (Spteial).?Taylor
Young, CouimoawaaltU's Attoraey, ouo of those warued
lately te leave Bowan Ouuty, waa ahotln the back by
a i .in,. .ih a ?neiuy. The wouud, though eerioua ia
not conaldered fatal. The oause la hia bold proaecutfon
of innnl.i-i i of a gatig of deaperadoea.
TIIIiOUOH BEW-YOBK STATE.
JOHN KELLY ACQUITTED.
TnE L'NEXPKCTED VF.RDICT OF A JURY IN
ROCHE8TER
RocnESTER March 8 (Spedal).?If a cyclone
had alruok tho city thia afternoon the eoaateruation
would not have been greater thault waa when the Jury
ln the trlal of John K.-liy for murder rendered a verdlct
of not guilty. Thia waa Kelly'a aecond triuL IIe waa
convlcted of murder ln tlie flrat degrae laat year and waa
aentenced to be hanged. Arrangemonta were boiug
made for hU hauglug, when hia attorneya aecurcd a new
trlal at the (Jeneral Term, and he waa agaln placed on
trlal before Judge Dwlghthcrc laat woek. He waaaccuacd
of iinitall v murdeiing an old mau ln the town of Chlll on
Ootoii.-r '.1, I-.-.'!, hammerlug hia vlctlm to death with
an old boot in the deart of nlght. Tho evldenco in both
triala waa overwbelmlngly agalnat htm, and Indeed one
of tbe wltueaaca waa au eye-wiliiesa to the criuie. There
was but oue oplulon aa to bla gullt, and wben tbe Jury
retlred on Paturday nlgbt, after recelvliig a cbarge from
thnjudxe atrongly agaluat the priaouer, 1C waa uot aup
poaed tbat they would h* out over un hour. Kelly, wbeir
the lury reiidered their verdlct thia afternoon, attotnptod
to tnauk thejury In open court, but ho waa allcneed by
Judge I mi _ir. 'Kelly 1. a bone-ploker hy occupatiou and
haa ;..i 1.-1.1 a great deal or hia llfc iu prlaon.
ATTEMrTED Ht'ICIDE OF AN ASSEMBLYMAN.
Elmika, March 8 {Sprcial). ? Alcxandcr H.
White, ex-represrtitatlvc from tho Vllth Fennaylvanla
Asseinbly Di.-trict of l'hlladclphla, alternpted gulclde
h'-rc this uiorniug by cutting bla throat with a _nlfe.
White came here laat evoulng ou his way home from a
baataaaa trip to c.in.uia. Ho atagpei with a fricnd,
Haaoa I>. Fox, at Nf Lake-.at., atn! coiiiplalued of feeliug
III. Thi. niornlng he took a cup of coffee in hia
room, while the reat of tho fumily xvcre at breakrast
.1.... ii.tiira. Bedreaeed bimaelf, waikul to tha head of
liio atuirs, aud cut hia throat with a penknire. Ihe
wmdplpe waa aeyared. Dr. E, A. ReiUy maerted a taba
ln ihe-hroiit. White Is atlll allve. thou.h there ia not
much iu.pe i.r bia r.rery. Ba latbirtx-eevea yeara old,
aud haa ii wife aml two cii.ldn-u la .'hlladelpuia. ile
baa baaa a owaibar of lha Aaaembly three timea. WbUe
la tha AaaaaaMy be latrodaead the blll th.it aU prtaou
ina.le gu-xla he ItampM, ett'. Fliiaii'Ta.1 trullbi,. 18 .11
eigtied aa the cau.au of the .itf.cu.pt.
A 601'TII ( AHOLINA BADOE.
BCBEXBOTADT. March 8.?Clinrles Weincko,
of thia t Ity, brought baefe xvitb hiui from tho luaugura
tiou .oi. aaoalaa in 8*aeafagtea afootb CBrollaa badga,
of it,1 al_k voilietl from the follage of a tree.a'uudiug uear
PortBnaater. A wbole reglaieel of tiattara fraei <o
l.itiiiii.i. .-. C, More aut-U badifea, aud Mr. RTetaeke
off.red B15 la vaiu for oue. FmaUy be reeogBtaad a
frieini iu the Palinatta ragb?nl aud" ubiaiued the badgo
aa a gift. _
To I.F.ASi: (iNiiNI)Ai.A IALT WOI.KS.
BTBAI D8B, March *.?It i.s ropoctad that tlie
Auierieun Dalry salt Company ia trylng to l>-a*e all the
tine bbII faetortaa af tba Oaeadaga Baaartatlea for ten
> i ara. 1 ba le.i I ia de.-lgucd to take tln- place of the old
Miitual r.en. iit laaoelallea.aad eoBtetnplatea aeeuring
uiiifoiii.it v af prtce and unit i ..r biteraat There are 320
u.ilt r rui.t, on the n aarVBUOB, bui bu-iutaa hus, ot lale,
h. i ii lepreaaed. _
BXAMTJIATIOXa _fl PBABMACT.
Svbaci -i:, March S.?The Jitaie Boaid of
Phamaey Will bold examinulton* of applieanta for
Uaaaaaa t.. -eii draga an.l aeaapeaad praaarlptlaaa, on
Jaaa l, la Albaay, aedar tho dlreettoe af a. h. Baaated ;
Ogdeaabturg, J. B. Bmlthi Bocbaater, c li. Baektaa ?
-11,11.1 ? i.. 8. Dawaon, Jr., aad Biaghaaitoa, Oark /..
niia. [heboard Uud tbat alxty-tbree*ut of the nlnety.
iii. [b .-.nn- eiai.iiiie.l iu tbe eloa.ng days of Fcbruary
have paaaed, _
BAJLHOAD IBTBBE8TB.
OAfl I'l.tll BMD YADKIN VAI.I.EY.
BaLBIOB. March B.?L666 than tWOyBOIBBfO
tba Male*a letamal iu the . taa faor aad Taikla YaUay
Kitii-i..id waa parehaeed bythe praaaatoaraara iutuis
tltiu) they have i-oiii;i!et..-.l 110 uuli-a of new road and
breaei lha aaiuo witli new utcol rails. Forty-alx uiil.-a ol
old road havo liei-u tburoughly repalrml, and the cars
? niw run IHO mtlaa frnti Fayctt-nllle to arcetiaboro.
Beyead thia pata . ap tha Yadtta Bltar, tifty adlea baxa
baaa graded aml thn BCOaa-ties are nlong tbe road ready
r..r tbe Iroii. All tbla work baa beon dono wltb le?a thun
?jniii iinrn ia. it ia anaouneed that tb* braaehroadto
M.i.int Alry will be balll tl.iiye.ir. u.e work wtlleoa*
tliuie nn the mnti llne to Patteraoo, ln Caldwell Oounty,
r.i euratbe epeedr eouipletlon of tbe . ntiro liue, the
louniie-.if 8urey, Yailkln, Wllke* nnd Caldwell araex
iieii.ti to .aiiti.t ni.e liik-elyt" tho uapltal stock aud to
pay for the NUBC ln coiinty bonds.
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A NK\v BARBOW OAUOK
COBBT. ri-iin., M.ucli 8 I8p*xial). -A comji.iiiy
of t ipatitii'ia baa baaa raraaad al Barxoa, ivnu., ta
i .ii 111 M ur.w gaaga rallroad froaa BTarrea bywayad
lagai Orove, lataraaattag tba Baw-York, faaaaylraala
aad Ohlo Rallroad, al Aahv__a,aod Ibaaeate Mayvillo
a:id probaMi to he axtaaded aatlraly areaad i^ike
Chaataaqoa. Th- arbaa oi.j.-. t eftha raadwOlbeaar
BUiii.M.-i- exe.ii-ioi. Ii.ia.ni aa. Il ln thought au exteiiaio.l
will be bullt fruui tbe Lake Bbore road for eommerclal
bualneaa x rharter baa b*en obtalBed in thia state, i>ut
ii.me tn Vt-? York Btate yei Tbe oBkwra of tha eoaapaai
..re: I're-ideiit. Uearge P. Orrj vlee-prealdeBt, 1. J.
Davla; ireaMirer, i. Marek, aud (?. c. liaanltwu,
eagtaaax. _________?_____________?
TA K!Mf i l.i. thi: PBXA i.ty OM BJMBMLP.
Ih i:on, I>ak., Mar.-li s.-A jroaragoW. af.
Myera bad troobb) wtth Ua wifo al __teaea, u. thia
couulv. Mlie left hhu and weut to her broiher's ac
lioinlla, aix mil.a weat, Myera foiiowed her there. aud
met h.-r in Iloi.illa, where they Bgread lOBBttie their
ililh re.irea .ii.d ?lie proin 1 a.-tl to go houie with him, If ho
woahtaoaMafter her tha uext laaaay. <>u tho day
Bgreed Myera went after her. \Mu-u he n.-iirid tl.e houae
BoCroakey,thahtelhar.aaaaa eataad daaaaaaad what
Ba wautcd. Myers said:
" Ican.e Bfb t iuy wlle."
Mi Cro.ake) .ihIiI lhal ahe w.ia not there. Myera dcclared
that be kuew hetter, und tl.al ahe had ugrecd to n.t-t
him thero ou that day. M.-Croak.-y told blaa t? l.-av.-. at
tbe aaaao tiaaa attTfrnd ,iui'k :"ul r'ehlag ap a doahla
barraDad aaa. Whae Myera ?.iw th.- gaa ho taraad to
nm to bia teatn, nmi MeCroebax Ired both barreia
rtt him. Myera r.-n daaa, uud McCroehey
WHH ut oaoa arreated, aml haa baaa
tn lall cveralm-e. The grand jury tbla wo*k liidicled hliu
ror murder, uiui hia wiraaad aaa Rafaa, aad Mra Bawk*
laa, who la Mra. MeCroakay'a utotharaadW. A. Uvlag.
BtOII, anolbi'i iinill|.i-iu-law of Myera, ua ac.-oniplnea. A
ho, .ma tadloaa trlal waa antielpated. Ou Belurday
uiorniug tha Hxe wero iirrangud iu the euui't
l.oiu to hear the Itul.eluieiit and pleatt to
lt MeCroakey pleaded guilty of manalaagbiar
lu tl.e rtrs. degree, t<> the anrpnaa of all Oa baiag aaked
lf he kuew tl.e penalty of thia plca, he auid he. dlil. Ile
alao aaked to be aaateBeed at ooee. Tba Jadge told blaa
to ?tund up at once. aud at?ntenced him to lii.pilaniiiiu nt
ln the pcMli.utlary nt Hloux Full. for life. ono of tho
attorneya arranxed tbe matter aa that MeCroakey would
l.eai lh.-l.uid.il uud l.-t bla family M neo. After tho
aeuteuee tbe otbera were all illaeharfod. ou moiiou or the
Distrut-Attoniey.
-.?,->
TIliUTY OOCB WIBWSMMB ABMMBTMD.
Cbicaoo. Manli 8.?Laat aighl abont900ol
tbe apoi-iiiig fiaierulty went to the miI.iiUmu town af
Bim- lalaad, to ailaaaa a eeeklag main. About aatdalghd
twenty polieciueu from this city went to thn place, ar
reated thtrty af lha Barttdpaata, und fetahad them to tha
eitj Un- iiioiiiiiK-. l'a.l.ly Ryao, tha pagUiat. waa auiong
tu, apeetatora, but waa uot Brraated.
?A DEFAVLT1SQ COLSTY tBBAMVMMM
vYii.MiM.Tos, March S.?When L D. Bood*
Cotlllty 1 rcnaurei, weut out of ollh-e, he ivaa kt.owu to bo
il deraulti-r tolheaiiiouiit of about ir'-,<?.D0,>- l? l? aovr
aarei-Hilu.il that Ihe auiuuut I* 634.000. III* aailiaaif
__Vli_7_i\.-ii Ke.da recelpt before the last dUcovery
w"iVn!_J!.-.iiowfe?i-.lbiit bo inaybe Uable for Bced'a
uiladolng._.
OMlMBk ASD CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRATH.
HHOT BY A MFXIC.VN.
(lAlvi-n.N. Mai.h7.-A .llip..i.h to Thr .V. tr_ BMB
l'l.tinul, lexaa. buj b i Tbla ullernooli whilel ft M.
lii.il?'.-? atatloii ngent of tb* Miaaoiirl I'aeltle Kailroad at
ihianii'.i- waaetandtogoa the platfaraa ba aaa abot
nmi ui.tatitiy klllt-dbva Meiieuu iim.iio.I Meiuliola. A
ae, oml aloit aerioualy woiiinleil a byauiub? uaiued Mor
rlaon. .Meii.liol.i waa arresled.
lNl>KTi:i' fOB MAII. BOBBBBT.
BaaRvaroBX. La., Mareh 7. -The Uotted BlaleaOraad
.lm v to-day ti.dli t.-.l ll. L. Jom-a. I'aul Jonc- aad l.ugeiie
TariioroiiKh. tu.- Lake i'r..vi,i.-uco bmII robhaxa, tor .-..n
aolraar t" rob aad for robbtag lha bmIM. e. l. loreh, a
?rbarf i.....t keeper, arreated aa aa a.ary. aaa hoaac*
.i.'iy ,11a.?iiarg.i.l, there balng noevldaaee aeaBaaUiia bim
wiili the ioi.i..rf. The "ii-.ui.l Jury iil.-o fallad to 11 .d a
MllaxalBatBtewart,thaeoloradB_ail riil.r iu ehargaaf
tbe ii.ull. who wua arreated al tbe 1:iiiie.
hL'ICilri: ltl.i Al aK OF IilBA 1*1 OI.M MEN T.
HTAIM..N, Mal-el. h.-Mls. Bello M.ltlll, ? yollllg
woman of tbla ooi.niv, eoaaultted antelrte by ab..o ing
h, raell w uh a piatol. A Icttcr waa found from w hieh il
w.ia leaiued lhal uureijulted lovo was tbe cauae of her
act,
A FAMILY AIJIOOX lUffOOATXD.
i iMut bj Diikoi.i. Marah7.?Joaepb Haii.iila wife aud
three ehtl.lren retlred at the nagal hourou Friday mght,
lu iruoil htullh. Tbia iiiorulng all were found unou
BCIOUa ex.-.-pt lh? Woman. Ouo of tbe ehlldr. U WBB
deul Mra. lli.ll wau barely al.le to apeak. Ihejrbyal
ciana aiiuiiuoned from tbla place eaunot toll what eaaaM
tbe trouiile. ll.H'a raa" la oiribly awolleu aud dl.col
ored. He may recover. but tbo dootora Uiluk that tho
otbera wdlUi*.
NO SLEEP FOR GEN. GRANT,
PASSING AN EXHALtSTLVG NIGHT.
SOME BE8T AND 6LUMBEB IN THE DaYTIME? A
CON8ULTATION.
Tlie bnatlo and confuaioa that have beeo tha
aoticeable charactcriatio of the neighborhood
whero General Grant lixca, gave way yeaturday tt
the qnietness and peacefulneu of Sunday, and tha
mcmbera of hia faniily were diaturbed ouly at rare
iuterrals by the nuging of the frout door bell.and
tho aaxiooa iuquiry aa to the General'e ooudition.
To all thoae who eame the ailver-tongued
I l.-irrison, or the rosv chcckcd Irish girl vouchaafed
the iuformation that " the General waa about the
eame, neither bcttcr nor worae."
The locai throat duoaao, wbile itjgives the Gen
eral troublo aud is annoying iu many ways, ia i.ot
the most distresain<r cotuiition in his case. That
which gives the preseut cauee for alarru ia the low
atate of vitality, and a most depreaaitig weaktiosa
that prcvents the fonctions of the body from being
earrted on normally. Under the preseut state of
aflairs tho body ls not nourished aufliciently to
replace tho euormoos waste taking place con
aiiuitIv. Though ho takes souie nourisliiiioiit daily
iu the ahapo of concentrated food, yet ou accounl
of the depresscd state of the digestivo niv.iiis, it ia
not propcrly assimilated, and much of the strength
that should bo derived from the food is lost. Aa
long as the General's health remaiiied good, and
nuder uo other ondermining inllueneo than the
diaeaae itaelf, tho attcuding phyaieians sf-enied to
be able to hold the diaeaae iu check ; but wheu he
was thrown into a coudition of mental agitatioa
aud worry, incited by outside 8888X888)888 0CH888
weeka ago, there snecdily followed physicul do
pression and tho Iocal discase sndd. nly bcc.tme
active aud took on a more angry appcarauce.
Whfletha attendmg physician auv-sthut QdMBBl
Graut's disease is aa cpithelioma ainl then con
tiniiea that tho term cancer has not 8888 used ia
conncctiou with the case. it can only be s.ii.l that
there is a desiro that tho pubiie ahall li.v.et'ie
impresaiou that it is not a caucer. But this doea
not wipe out tho fact that an epithelioma ia aa
epithelial cancer. This disease la bsnlgn <>r .ualig
nant. Iu (Jeneral Graut's case it was tlionujht for*
some tiiuc that the indications pointed to a beniga
con.lition, ln which case it could have gone on lor
yeara without giving much troublo and atbetiiig
ti.e gaaeral haalth but little. BThan Iha ulcerationa
appoared iu tho mm.brane to the ri_ht ot tucroot
of the tontrtio, and were exa.uined, they B-8Xral tho
character of the diseaao to bo malignaut. After
the formation of uleers then the proc-ss af inhltra
tion begins aud the epith.lium linds its way
tbrough tho adjaceut connective tia-ne with more
M laaa rapulity, _apana_ng to a large iapM upoa
theextcntof existing exciting irritmits. Il-.w far
the iuliltratiou has extended in Ceneral Gi.iutV
8888 cannot be aacertaiued: and whether it is ia
the ncighl.orhood of a large artcry tha attei.ding
pkysician r.-tu-.-s BB diaclo.ae.
Aft.T Dr. DonglM dresaed the Oattemf8 thieat
on Batarday niuht he weut to bed bnt eoold nol
aleep. All niRht long he toBfted bbob hia eeno_
watchetl ov.-r bv tho faitkful Harrison. atiJ in 6
o'eloek, beeoaBinc entirely axhanatad, ha
1V1I asleep and r.'iiiained ina poaeeful alBBtbar aa
t II about 11. Theu he got up aud res(e<l ta hia eVair,
iii./ing f>r a few momcuts at a time. He to:k a
small aniount ot food, but could uot shake otl'tbe
feelibgof exhaastion. A eoeaaltatioa waa held al
tha Geaerare honae by Dr*. Barkar, Saada, .vt-a.iy
and EtanflM nt2 P- m. yesterday. Tha paoeir s
throat was tboroughly cxamiiied by U.a
aal of a strong light throwa icto it
a?d by the u?e. of a lnrjugoscope, and it
was then treatad with co.-aiue. Wbat iho 188808
aftalaaananliaiioa waa could not bc learuod, aa
BBOBBUHryOfthepotOta connceted Wtth the 8881
the doctora tcfaaad ta gixe mfonaation. Tlie
eoeaaltatioa was BOl held. however, >n aceOBBl of
any cmergeney '>r BIMWll-IIJ iLiiiir.,i>>us .s.iii,)f.):n
that haa urise'n, but is simply followiug 081 tua
88X8888881 made at th.1 lirst eausuitaUon tL..t one
ahoald be hel.l every two araakfc
Duriiig the atternnnti and eveniiig the p.cieat
rcst.'.l all the time. and Oeeaaiooally f. 11 laio a
sluinl.cr that la.st.-.i ali.uit a half liour. Hc ate
coaaiderabU food und was able to BwaHow with*
OBt <!ilh. ulty. Ha had nona of tiie paiu ii. the
throat from which he aaffered so araeh u week ago.
His palM and teuipeiatur.- r>'ai.ime.l u.-aily ucr
mal. Althoiieh be alept Rona at all
duiing the nigl.t. yet in the twenty-fcir Ijoirs of
reeterday bc h.ui a fuir Baaenal <>.' aleep. whaa Pr.
l>.iuglas eall.-d at 10 |). m. he found tlie OeB808|
mu.h l.dt.r than iu tho moruiinr. ttfaniag
iu body. aud elieertul in a^iiit. VV hel ber tha
discasortreveiits sleej), or Wbathar ihe in- tVUM
is the re'sult of Other physical or ni.-ntal .iis'tirb
aue?-s rotii.l not ha learaed. WTheB theGeoerai re
tired last blght he guv.1 promiso of paaBtBg 8 quiet
nigbt. He s,.<".ii:..l iuclined to aleep ai.d uppcrcd
iu bcttcr couditiuuthau loi the last IhlM dajra.
IYMPATBY FROM 818818
Toi'i:ka, Kaiis., March S.-Reforc Um tinal
Bl)8BIBBBiBt ofthe Lcirislature ycslerdny. BA 08180881
Aulhoiiy. ln tlie Honae olt'ercd a resolution, which ia
uiianlinotHiy adopte.1, provtdiug that the followiug lela
graai he aaai lataaadtatolg:
To Otrntntt V. t\ Grant:
I am lnatnicte.l hy the l>?irlalatiire of the s:ate of
Kaii.s.ta, at Ita hoiir of udjournujoiit, to aeiid BIMIil gl (a
you aa mat.-ful re.Tpleiita of jour val-.r iu tho
lald ?'?"' w:?.',.iai na a atatcamau, aud
eongratitlattona at tho raoagaltMa ?>f tho
Nation In vcur reatoratlon to a rank you atrrendered
tn the inter'esta atut at the call of your country. Mar
Ood, ta hia atataabepare pea leaa (o Ureaadeajoy witi
us (hc frulis of peeee reatorad aaa a country aat i d.
j. b. Joanaon, tpaanar of ihe liouie.
WAA E. s. $T<*K*:s BWINDLMDt
TWO MKN L'NUrU AlillEsl IX CHICAGO F' >R RAB_BB
CIIKCKS.
CBMAOOi March 8.-Tlie fact ha.s just beea
BBRta pabllfj that Janiea BL Cury and Wllllatu If. BBXtXi
af ihu elty. are 888X0 nirest. (ary waa a cishier for tho
ooiuiuiasioii tlnu of (i.inhahll 8 08?.f tbla city, and
waa cntriistcd with .buylug the ttrm's NewYork ex
888888, Bia ptaa wm to raata ebaaba raaalxad t?y him,
gt-t iba iiu.oiint af th.- nuXa la a aapaaata araft, aad for
Waid it to his fileud Ilurtel, wtio ha.1 B8M ta 808 York
toaasiat in tho scketne, au.l waa liviiig at th<- llotttnaa
Ilouao with a wouiali wh.) was uol hia wife. Uuitel prc
s,iite<l thcau .lrafta t.. ? Iwat-.l ^t.)W.?a. the 888888-81 f, la
paymeiit of boar.l hilla, rccelviug the 888888. Ia thi8
way, lt la asaertod, the pair aecurod if'-'/'Oi) _H8B Mr.
Stokea. The swiii.ll88888888 N'ov.iniier H?, an.l waa
tllscovere.i on l'etiruary ti>. DateatlXM ran t!t- .aaa
iiowii aadarreetedOary, who ma.lo a coufc-a...pll
eatiug ilurtol. The latter wMarrMtedand broutrbt l.ero
laat week. RelnOxM eame to hia aid aad made ui.it^ra
aiuooth here, t>u( Mr. Btokcs leain.-.l of the tAct, BOd ha.1
Ilurtel icancaU'lan.l takeB to New-Vork. Ilurtel aaya
that ha Mppeaad ihe draos were panaaaa
Mr. Stokea wua not nt the HorTiuaiI llouse laat nlght,'
WBM 8 Tu"" n^ reportercalled, hut the fo'L-vv ii.ir facta
were Icartic.l fi-.uu lllleclerk. BBd 881-8 Plftb 1X8888
Hotel. Hinti*! went to (he Hottuiuil Houae ou Nov uiher
in with 8 purty of Va'.e atiiilcnta, a ...I witb
aeveral of them occiipicl a rooui. After tho .'thero
went away 88 r-tti lincl off 888 ".) 88tfl F. hrc. iry
lt). Hespciil ni >i--y f.-o-l, iit.i s.-;.n?J to h.ivo pl ny
af lt. 0R Novcuihcr M he w.-nt lo 8
I'iftli Avinue Hotel. 88-88 he remalned ovc-r
uijiliL B0 ictiirncd there ou January 'JC with a
woinun who, hesahl. waahls wife aud 88888-884 utitll
January 710. W hlle at tho lloltniaii 'lousa
Ue frciiicnilv ollered .liafis 8X888 by a
ChlMgO hunk on its correapouuet.t in this
city lu-ettleinei.t for hia boar.l, which vvcte ...-lie.l hy
Mr. St,,ke.s. an.l fotlti.l l.i be go.al. A ahort tl.it'- BgO de
(eeiivcacanieou froiiiChicaguiind luld Mr. Btoceotbal ti.0
dr.iiia had beea parebaaed hy Cary wiih tn.- mouey
lvali/.. (1 !)>' him froui checka which he had rata "1
The cicrk of ihe llotfuiau Houa? was ta?.-.l what
intere-t Mr. Btokea ciil.t haxe la praeeMUag BarKAB
the .liafla which t.e hn.l cashed f. ? hlia
were jseniiine. Ile replied lhal ba knnw Bftbtag aheaX
it. II,. alao .!. iilc.1 lhat HuricI had ever.Htoppc.t uttuo
lloltniau IIou.se iu couipaiiy with any 888888.
8TARYIXO HERSELF FOR FORTY EIGHT VA K
MAT8Y1UA Ga., May 8 (.Vc!.i').-M.(ry C.
Ran.litil, who waa burlcd heiti to-day, camo to h< r ilcatb
from alaisadou. .or forty-eUht daya _M refuaetl to
taatl fe-'d -"' ,',ml'1 ,!ut 1"':ir ,0 1,eHr lt ">enti..ned. Ref
ereu.-e toeatlt.g woul.i m.iko her turu .U-athly P?f_ani
thr w her into violent cauvulalous. She woahl .1 uk
m T however. hut.,., Thuraday becaiue ao w.ak tu.t
Me could only -Hah 8 by aoehtag it ibraagh a pipa
elein. Bhe waa scvonty-clght yeara old.
COAL BOUMD IX DAKOTA.
St. Pacl, Manli 8 UjpiB.lM.-A l8ligT888
from rellablo peisons at Britton, Day County. Dak.,
states that ln .RKKlnK 8 w.ill at that place a vein of .smU
elght feot thlck wMdlae.ovo.tjd at a depth of aovtaty
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