Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1881, Page 2

. 1881_-TWENTY PAGES. . be.outrun by eee : ro of.gieeteialts.; who know something of 5 Sly be ready to go into Winter Quarters 381 & 383 West. Tadiin-st, ARE NOW OFFERING IN ‘Different Styles and 15| ‘Different Prices, : me FROM $15, $22, $25, AND UP. | Other FOLDING BEDS in variety. Re- | miember, we are HEADQUART SEOLDING BEDS and Bed LOUNGES in great variety.” .s-¥on can be suited here in price, "terms, and style. Bed Lounges from $7 up. Easy Payments or Cash, to Suit. fonses furnished -thronghout at one day’s notice. We are in the midst of an ~TMMENSE BARGAIN SALE OF Furniture, Corpets, Stores; and House- hold Goods. . Come and see us. “We quote from our Price-List a few of the Bargains offered = A good Chamber Set -. ‘A handsome Chamber Set. *An elegant Chamber Set . coud Parlor Suit . jandsome Parlor Suit - “Ae elegant Parlor Suit icue Fan - Alarge line of Patent R ockers,& art handsome M. T. Table .. : good 40-1) Hair Mattress. arr 4 good Ingrain Carpet at ~A Nandsonie Ingrain Carpet at. A good Tapestry Brussel: rT - An elegant Tapestry Brussels at...$1. ny ‘An elegant t Body Brascels at.......$1. ee Cook Stove (warranted). aio ood Range (warranted) ....2... ~ ‘An elegant Kauge (warranted) ...- A goad-Self-Feed Heating Stoye...... 10 ‘A fue Self-Feed Keating Stove 15 “vkn elegant Base-Burner..:... ~And x complete stock of all -Rouschold Goods; at prices Lower than the Lowest. ‘It-is for ‘your. interest. to esnuiine our prices and stock. “EMPIRE: PARLOR BENSTEAD £0, | +: 381 & 833 West Madison-st. » Ut REAL ESTATE, TO INVEST + JOHN B. LYQN, “oftes through the Real Estate Ofice of GEO. R. CLARKE & CO., Room‘ iolLa #2 Sallo-st., the following lst of desirable Chicago Reul &_ Esiate, at very reasonable prices, to-wit: ON MICHIGAN-AV. seer between Stonton and Adans-ats, feet between Van Buren and Congrese-sts. - 3 feet near Harnson-et, § feet corner of Peck-court, .with four Brick Hooses thereoi 5 sila Should provide themselves with, one of d Ff EDLHCANT. ROTDING BRIS” -" 40 feet near Peck-conrt, with ba Houses. “LW feet comer of Harmon-cor ALSO, _ The following River Frontuze, to-wit: Jil by 20) feet on the northeast corner of Twelfth- ~ Band South Branca, ALSO, ‘The following property. to-wit: “@acres on the northwest corner of Pavilion Park- way and We od-st. Osers.subinitted me throush my said azents, && 3 CLARKE & CO., will be prompils replied to by me. By JOMUN B. LYON. CATARRH CURI CURE. ATARI BRONCHITIS, Con SUMy: Beyrkerrs andin Tiros © AFFECTIO. red a new method at sour own home by B51 Ts ATCHULESS INTTLES ond Ghnstiiiunsl Kemedies—the most potent known. Caturzh, ns +, Usually sppeurs Orst, fs the result of a neslevted c adaulfesting itself by & fetid discharze from the n also dripping duwn the tbroat, wenk-eyes. deafness. Joss of voice, loss of smell, disgusting. alors, nasal geformities, and nails conszmption. | Krom, first, to Isat it is azcressive. ands suner from this dis~ ‘eate not knowing fis nature or the sent Ganser, in negieciing it, Many thousands are dying with Con- sumption who a short time axe had only Caturrh. ai isalso the forerunner of mans other troublesome We xive special aiténtion tothe treatment of the following compinints: Catirh, Astumius Heopehitiss +; Sonsanprion. Catarrtial Headaches und Peatness, Plenris: in. Phearmunia. Hssteria.Wenkening eraclons of the. Month, E ion F Fe me und varied experiere ‘and we claim patronuge on ihe round thar invaids ‘ean obisin from us the finest wedieal trexument ia ‘thls country in our speciatiies at reasynabie charres. AT b. 44 ad s Batlding,: corner State and Washington-sts., ey 2, @ OCEAN.' CEAN'NAVIGATION, “TN MARN LINE “Ocean Steamships, Carrying tho British and United $ New York und Liverpool, vin Qi ‘Tickers w und from the principal Knglish. Scotch, Jesh, French, German, Natian, and Scandinavian ris. ‘These ‘steamers dirry no live stock of any kind. + SPRARCIS CBHOWS, Gen. Wertern Axené, atts Clan $2" DRAFTS on Great Bruin, Ireland: and’ the * Continent for saic. “STATE LINE snow. Liverpool, Dublin, {telfast, and London- a rum N.Y: every Thursday. First Cubin, $0 to Sane eeurding to aecommodativn.” Second Cabin, Sid -Steerage. ovtward. Shi, ‘These steamers carry neliher cam on nor DUS $ fandolphi-st. Chicago. * SUBS OTBGHS Westone stanscer ae Paes, PIANOS: AND ORGANS... ¢ |. FURNIT ORE, ENGEL, GOOLD & SCHAFF, FOr MANUFACTURERS, Parties who wanta fine: UPRIGGT PIANO are in- vited to visit our Warervoms. ; _ It is NOT ONLY TULE'SAVING OF PROFITS and Commissions which recommendsa direct dealing with the manufacturer. but in order to get an article of. real merits und sultuble to individual taste, It ts also necessary to acai with the mannfucturer direct, | BECAUSE All Instraments are the product of manual Invor, and, as such, lable to defects. Nq one knows this better than the manufacturer himself. ON SPECIAL REQUEST Every manufacturer will take particular care, will “select his material and double the Inspection, chanxo: the designs, ete. to please lis customers, and attain the HIGHEST perfection. We bave hundreds of parties satistied In thls way, and offer these same . VALUABLE BENEFITS ‘To thousands of others. Warerooms, 175 Wabash-av. Factory, a1 & 53 Lake-st. A MILLION QLLARS! This, in round numbers, is the sum expended in inventive brain-work, in se- curing the best pateuts of the century, by HALLET, DAVIS & CO., To secure to their instruments the points of perfection unattainable without those proprietary ideas, unknown to any other instrument in existence, and. entitling | them to fame as the Best Piano Ever Made, As ‘such, and As such only, are they ex- hibited in endless forms, styles, designs, Sizes, cases, by |W. W, Kia, Corner State & Adams-sts, OL ORY& GANP Have a ne stock. of Decker Bros, Haines’, Sa- thustek, Story £ Camp Pianos, Estey, Story, Camp RY & GANP Sell Pinnos and Or-ans on Fivs and Ten Dollar ‘Monthly Payments. RY@ CAMP Exchange New Pianos for Oren or Old Pianos, tune AV &. CAMP Only Plano firm in the elty with élegant parlors and rivate elevator. {88 & 180 SATE I THIS Is the only Piano where the sound board has e acoustic tizurinc of the violin, which makes it free of all metaile sound. __182 & 184 WABASH-AV. EE PIANOS Can be purchased in this city direct from the Manufacturer. Prices reasonable. Terms to suit. A complete assortment of a all styles of Grand, Square, and Up- rights ‘ai THE WEBER WAREROOMS, 250 and 252 Wabash-ay., Chicago. HAIK GOUDS. : CUNARD LINE. Sailing three and four timesa week. Passaze tick- ‘ginto_and from all paris of Earope at iuwest rates. Beate tor apd ant arae Gee aa neath Company's oftice corner ndolph-s Chicaxo.. STE TERRE reat” ¥.G. WHITING, Manazer Western Deparment. WHITE STAR LINE, Cartsing the United Braves and Royal Matt i New York and Liverpool. Vor, pasane apoly. osticens Lat RGHEN. Gen) W. * ee Drafts on Great Brinn ‘Sepa Naser aceat |; RUPTURE SURED. . “Giseaco, Apri, iss. © Lom panger-pran ‘sng ange sulering many sos "| 1 gears witha vers large scrotal hernia, ane nding 06 Fellef trum any truvs i could tind, unui thruaee yout skill and: new -uppliance you not only reimined the rupture chere others ‘bad iniled. but pare. eotmpletely eared tne hernia, MONTZ HOFMANN Sesitenee: at Pulvon-2t: tice, ISU 15. Wasbingtoarst + The prnple anew one.-No operauion whatever. He, ganser, incurred.” Manatacturers, of -Hiastle “Trusses. Aniline, BUTMAN & PARKER, ‘Vibe 53 State-st, Chicazu, IL. -, 2 WANTED. é ARFIEL D dscns pared for iiteur President 1987 tru rave, by emia at biograper oo ent biographer, ‘onwell, looks allready foraeiven., Ausioanty | atiesneiea volume. Indursed edttion-: Agents take orders for from 2 #ell$ ans. other bouk ten to one. mmeney 50 sant ‘The book sells it hecestare. - F : Prous. cO.. Poruand, Me. ‘Liberal tarme, ie The Finest Assortment of GRAY EAIR ever brought to this city, and the Cheap= est; at »..| THOMPSON'S 107. State-st: Aa! "ANTED. Fe ~ WANTED Somi'cne (a youns lady preterred - stands mixing Haking-Powder Bisculis to po. to At Fe Panta, a, Ga. to Work: in the Exposition untif Jan. A ADAMS & WESTLAKE Sto Pos iabese Aton OFFICE, NATIONAL ROOM - SAVING Combined with Bedstead. tT WASHINGTON. All the “Quessers” Mystified by: the--President’s Course, General Feeling of Western, Men that Conkling Will Triumph. © MacVeagh Understood to Be Will- ing to Stay the Four anes ai) « Ont. = Scoville Working Hard to Con- yince the People the As- sasin Is Crazy. Ben Butler, Scovillo ‘Thinks, Would Sake Tt Warm for Bliss and Corkhill. A Good Many People Gunning Around the Jail, Looking for’ As- the ‘management at the jail, he ascertained that it was usual for Mr. Scovitle to bave his inter- viow with tho prisoner ‘in’ the Warden's office. Learning subsequently that Mr. Scoville was then ut the building, he went there for the pur- pose of visiting the prisoner as be returned to the’ cell“and shooting: him. ‘He had evidently, studied tho situation well, and gelected the time’ to be in the frout ollice of the building just About the timo. Mr. Scoville would probably be leayving—about dusk, as stated before. turned back by Gen. Crockor, who suspected that the mau was bent on mischief. The same night A PARTY OF THREE MEN Vigited the Juil, one of whom rang the bell a and asked admission, which was denied them. From the general description given of the mysterious party referred to above it is believed tu have been ane of the three. Shortly after daylight on Wednesday morning several suspicious-look-- ing men were noticed in the neighborhood of. the jail, one of whom rang the bell und asked | about Muson's shot, where be stood, ete., and then started to ‘walk. arouné the building, but they were warned otf. Some of them were utt- erwards seen to go down through the poor- house grounds, appuréntiy tuking a survey of the surroundings of the jail. the hight of the windows from the ground, ete. GUITEAU’S IMPUDENT DRODUCTIONS. + Wasuixctos, D. C., Oct, 13.—Guiteau ‘contin- ues his dreary twuddle in the form of statements to the publit and letters {to Scoville. The fol- lowing is his Is i g: Thad a high fover last night, worst Lbave bad since I wag sick in July. 1 told Col. Corkhill’s assistant that 1 should aot be able to go to into court this week anyway. Did you sce the President? If not, see him atonce, and get what time we want. He {fs bound to help Ine, “and he will help te if you stick to him. Tal to bim just as I ‘would. ty duys to plead. and -my book are te sasins. Statements that Mahone Has and Has Not Been Arrested for : Dueling. WARDROBE CLOSED. No More Complaints for Want of Gloset Room. Ample Wardrobe accommodations readily secured in either small or large rooms, without obstructing the space, as with ordinary Wardrobes. A success for Hall or small Bed-Rooms and for all Rooms ardrobe are desired, being practical, convenient, and ceconomizing both room and ex- in which both a Bedstead and W: pense. It is provided with a door at each side, which are attached the wardrobe hooks) can be used from either side, so it is equally. accessible wherever placed, or may be used exclusively from one side, in case it is placed in the corner of the room. It will hold more clothing, &e., &¢., than an: ordinary | wardrobe, is as easily used, and affords entire protection SEE THEN from dust, &c., &c. CALL ANI FOR SALE. ONLY BY SPIEGEL & C0. 251 and 253 WABASH-AV., NEAR JACKSON- ST. | and the slide (to -and the d Tremendous Payments for Tobacco and Whisky Taxes Swelling the Reye- nues Abnormally. IN THE DARK. NOBODY CEnTAR OF TIE PRESIDENT’S IN- ENTIONS. Spectal Disp: ich to The Chicago Tribune. Wasnineron, D. C2, Oct. 15.—It is now the in- tention to have the Senate adjourn one week from tonight, two days after tne return of the President and Senate from Yorktown. This ar- rangement, it is said, bas been reached today by. _ Conferences between the President and leading Senators. This undoubtedly means that the President will not send to the Senate n full new Cabinct at this session, and itis doubtful if he will send more thun the’ successor of Mr. Win- dom and possibly of Mr. MacVengh. The suc- cessor of Mr. Windon: will be surely sent in, and Mr. MacVeagh's successor may be sent in, It depends entirely upon whether Mr. Arthur con- cludes to give Mr. MacVeagh 2a invitation to remain inthe Cabinet permanently or not. Mr. MacVeagh will not remain merely to conduct the star-route prosecutions or to give the Pres- ident time to select his succeszor. It is not cer- tain that he would remain even permanently. ALL THE SLATES BROKEN, To the Western sssoctated Press: Wasninatos, D. C., Oct. 15.—The President's deterinination to delay sending in the Cabinet nominations until week after next-bas brokeu all the slates, and it is asserted that he is more embarrassed than has hitherto been. supposed. ‘The rumor that Conkling is to be a member is renewed, and Hlaine’s friends say that the in- tention to uppoint Conkling bas never been abandoned. A Western Senator said this even- ing that he hud felt that such’ an appointment would be so nearly fatal ta the. success of the dininistration, and to the future of the party, that he had gone to the President and protested aguinstit. The President listened calmly and courteously, but did not {jndicate in any way his intention. In.reply to a question, the Senator said Conkiing would be confirmed unanimously, There could be 00 objection to him on the score of ability or of integrity, but the appointment would nevertheless wreck the Administration. rawers OIL STOVE. CLOAKS. WILLIAM E.. CHANDLER or Cloth, The Adams & Westlake ‘WIRE-GAUZE, NON-EXPLOSIVE OIL STOVE, With Armeur’s Flue-Heater Attachment, oftst the thing for heating Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Offices, Conservatories, &c., &c., and for general, use during this chilly weather. : THE ADAMS & WESTLAKE MFG. 60., 137 We want to call your attention to. the fact that, if you are want- ing.a Cloak of any kind ordescrip- tion, Plush, Silk, Satin, Damasse, in any size, style, or price, or if you want one made to order by Cloak Tailors, and at prices lower than any house in the trade, you will do well to in- spect our stock before purchasing. dee PALMER & CO, and 139 State- is in tawn getuxg the drift of things. He pre- dicts that cvery member of Arthur's Cabinet will be a practical politician, and be appointed to strengthen the party machinery. Of Gar- tield’s Cabinet only Binine, Windom, and Kirk- wood were of this class. Hunt, Lincoln, James, and MacVeagh have absolutely no value in poli- ties. He thinks none will be retained perma- nently, TOE ASSASIN.. MARD WORK. 0 The Chicago Tribune. Wasttxetos, D. C., Oct, 15.—“If Guiteau is not crazy,” says George Scoville, “be ought to ve bung.” Mr. Scoville, for aman who makes no claim of familisrity with practice in critninal. cases, is exceedingly adroit. The lawyers of the Washington Bar say that he is managing Guitcau’s case with a great deal of abtlity, and already succeeded in making a great many think that possibly he may beable to find twelve mento agree that the poor wretch is insane. ‘Vhat point Mr. Scoville is pressing at every op- portunity with great force. He makes himself accessible for ‘that subject. at leust. He said today: “The trouble is that it will require ten times as much proof of insanity {n bis ense as of 2 man who shet a negro in the street. People. say he is not crazy, but they accept the defense of =~ SERGT. MASON that he is insane without a question. I think there is much more proof of Guiteau’s insanity than of Mason's. Another trouble we will have 95 LAGE-ST. G. FRESCOLNG, &e. PAINIIN to meet is the jury, It will be bard to find a jury of moral courage enough to acquit Guiteau, even if they believe ‘him. Insune... For instance, 2 man who. keeps a pro- cers store will think all bis customers willcondemn him. it does not require much courage to vote guilty, especially as public opin- ion will all favor such u vote." Speaking of Tothe wise is sufficient. We have just added to our WALL PAPER Department a fere of strictly first-class Frescoers and House Painters, and while we SAVE YOU ONE PROFIT we guarantee strictly ‘first- class work and PROMPTNESS, whether itis the painting of a single room or the entire’ papering, painting, and frescoing of a whole house. CHICAGO CARPET CO, Dealers in Fine and Medium Furniture, Carpets, Curtain Goods, Bedding, &c., 196 & 158 Wabash-av., cor. Monrae-st. ‘The, fangest Stock, the Fingst Goods, and the lowest Prices, defying competion, at GULDSMID' $75,C00! ea 1g select from, whieh can be paid for by INST. ANS until New- Year's, at usual low prices, at GOLDSMID'S. WATORES! Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold und Sliver Watches at 25 Worth of first tos cent lower thin resular prices, at GOLD- | collected used to give them to him. He used to aureatdiscount, ae COLDSHLDS > CeetPMom at | follow the anes / pets au (EL has be the money. ‘That was all the law business he ! ESTRA!S did. A half-witted man could do that. ‘This Doudle-Piated 1d Filled Chains at wh Double: Pia olesale prices, CASS EX! Paid for Mntilated Coins. Old Gold and Silver, ete. oe onkek wales and Small. Profits”—th ft “Quick Sales and Smal rotits”—the mott Ql Eatabiisned (185) Square-Dealing Loun tnd Bole Hon Onice of A. GOLDSMID, 99 E. MADISON-ST. Branch office. 4033 Larimer-st.. Nenyer, Colorado. N. B.—No convection with any other establishment. —_—_—_—_—— eee BARBED FENCE WIRE, ence asa lawyer. acuse in his life. He has not the capacity for any business, Finding that he could not earry on litigation, be fell back upon collecting. Peo- ple who had desperate debts whieh could not be will all come out in the trial. well it takes something more thad the proof of will be shown among other things.” conlident of bis own acquittal?” said the in- “He is x great question In this trial for the defense is thé question of insanity. received many letters on this point. GUITRAW'S EXPERIENCE-AS A LAWYER, Mr. Scoville snys: - He never had uny experi- {don't believe he ever tried To show insanity the mere fact. His a -AT, INCAPACITY “Guiteau is generally credited with being quirer. ‘ “He does not know,” replicd Mr. Scoville. vea credit for having much more in- Of course the tellizence than be really bus.° By the way, I have Onv ur- BUSI. ae BUSINESS CARDS.” CARDS. PARISTAN DRESSANTNG rived yesterday from a lawyer. It made some very vahtble suzgestions as. to tests of insan- ity. Ehave received many letters like this from lawyers. Of course, they ure contidential, and Madame K. Kalrie, for seven. yours. the leading artiste of Pingut he celebrated ta ladies costumer of Paris, respectiully opened greasmnak ing rooms nt . y WwW. Sere -AV. faare dies who wish to finish garments at ho! pene Ise ‘Suesduy afternoon of each week devoted tt and Hliting tree of charxe. dled io cating MADAME EF. RAIRIE. SRINTING = FEV ELLY DESCHIPTION. “Take wages cities. tor tHe execution of Pooks iets, Catalogues, Price Lists, ness a done for the trad essirarl Use Bel: a postal cai phone, or drop a postal OTTAWAY & CU, 3¢ and 45 Rranklinest. we CHIP. POTATOES. - SGU “CHIP “PULATORS: | “Sold by‘all the Leading Grocers. « Trade ‘supplied by. “CHICAGO SARATOGA cHIP co. 259 Randoiph-st. Send for Samples and Price. informs the public thut abe hus . ‘they want at popular: precy. ay te j | PRICES REDUGE Have reduced . the. price of Barbed Fence Wire to 7 1-2 cents. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Leke-st. PICTURE CARDS. PICTURE CARDS No more waste of time tramping aroun veaguions grnste, of Hine jumping, around tain Kor ft (and 6 cents for: autiful curd: er ollered card collectors. Lage! will send 135 88 Mudison-st., Chicnzo. For Mocking Birds, Wholesale ond eae nan A OTE OT FOR SALE---DLOG STORE FOR CASH. BIRD £OOD, ye cull, at ils bird Store, “Ls CLARK-pT $3.00) wilt pus the ‘finest, lareest, and best located corner drug store on the South Side: dying a tine Kaem pier’ =F) a FOL SALE. business, For particulus aadressO FB vriounen | J cannot give their names, “such help, I don’t know what I sbould do. -‘The suid Mr. Scoville, smilingly, ‘of amysterious stranger, said to’be ‘froui Chi-: If it were not for task is a great one, and J have but little time to prepare. Among other letters I have received,” “are some trom *eranks,' as they-are‘called. One L received says that Guiteau did not do the shootin THE JAIL, OFFICIALS claim to have scrious apprehensions ‘that vio- lence witl yet be dove to Guiteau. Within tho last week a number of persons have culled at the jail and obtuined entrance to the outer rooms under various pretexts; but have all been, very earnest in their efforts -tc get near to Guiteau’s edil. One or twoof them have been, tound to’have pistols about them. One, « Ger-: man, a resident here, whose mind ig thought to ‘have become somewhat unsettled” by- brooding over the President’s assasination, acknowledged that it was his purpose to shout Guiteau. .. THE “EVENING STAR” ‘tontzht has the followins as to ‘the appearance cago, who calicd at tne jailon Wt ednesday’ - This stranger, tt has been ascertained, 19 from a Western State, and swell known. in Chicago, and came here about a week ago for the expreas objects to -be pressed now, Ask ir. Merrick if we cannot compel Bailey to loan ine his note-book. “If not, give me x man and I will goatitaguin. Lthink {can redictate it in two days. We ought to get possession of Bailey’s buok in some way. Do not waste any effort on trying to prove iny actual insanity. It would disgust the court and jury. Lexal insanity is all I claim, and that 1s Just a3 real as astual, I want to see the leading Stalwarts I met in. New York Inst fall in my detense. Tis and my own testi- mony is about all the defense £ buve,as the law is with us—the law of Insanity and the law of jurisdiction. See me a3 soon a3 you cag. I want to eet my book out at once, some way. C.G. Ocr. 12.” GUITEAU’S WARNING TO THE PUBLIC, lis statement fs as follows: « To the Public: L wisn to warn all persons to attempt no violence on ineas they will probably be shot dead if they do by the officials having me in custody. The United Stutes Gove erument is bound to protect me und give me u fair trial, .und the honor of the American people is at stake “for my personal protection. 1 understand this bitterness is kept alive by certain friends of the Jate President, who expected office trom him. ‘They are mad ‘about his removal. aad it is irre- sponsible characters of this kind that are send- ing sitly and impertinent letters anonymously to my attorney. These peopie had better drop polities and go into uther ousiness. With great- spect, CHARLES GUITEAT. . Tart, Oct. 12, 1851.” SCOVILLE’S HOPES. To the Western Associated Press. Wasntnctos, D. C., Oct. 15.—Scoville, counsel for Guiteau, since coming to Washington, has bad as large a daily mallas a Cabinet olticer. He hus endeavored to read and dispose of bis correspondence, but the’ task increases so with euch day that ne bas sent -to Chicugo for bis Stenographic clerk, who is expectéd to arrive bere tomorrow morning. He has not received a reply from Gen. Butler, and, therefore, wrote again this evening. He thinks Butler's tele- gram, recentiy published, indicates a willing- ness to defend -Guiteau rather than that he should.not nave a thorough defense. He ex- pects to summon almost every Gne who attend- ed Gurfield during bis illness, especially Swaim, Rockwell, and the surgeons. He thinks Buuer will make ft very warm for them, and that HE WILL NOT NEGLECT those responsible for the peculiar and iMegal treatment of the prisoner. In reply toa ques- tion, be said: * Guiteau was terribly frighteped while in court. As { muve. said often before, he isavery timid man. He was under great ex- citement fn the court-room yesterday, and that made him look bad, When be returned to jail and recovered bis equanimity,he felt better, and lookea better. I intended to huve him let his hair grow. [intendea to suggest to bim to let ft xvow, but neglected it, When 1 returned to Washington I found that be bud bud it cropped short asain. ‘which makes him look rather pecu- liar. Some three or hve years ago, whe Guitenu wore bis buir like other peuple, and dressed Well, he made @ Very presentuvle. appearance. ‘Ue was really a very. Bandsume, winoig man. never knew aos man more careful about his dress and appesrance. He could talk with a mau for bulf un hour AND BORROW MONEY, when another man could not have done itona long aequuintunce, He bud a very winging, genial way, and, being of French extraction, was muturally polite. He could go into any bo- telund secure a room witnout uny baggage or other security, or witnout payms in advance. | Lh: known of bis going to the Palmer House, iu Caicaro, tureeditferent times in succession, and ret tr room each time, thouyh on each former ocexston he bud been turned out. Loniy men- tion these things to show that be is not uncuuth or Foun as suine peuple think him to be. And in these things be did not think that be was do- ing anything wrong. His moral sense is so de- fective that he thought it was right. His iden was: L have not the money now, but I will buve some next week, NE ALWAYS HAD GLORIOUS EXPECTATIONS of something that was going to bappen to hlin— sums of money that were coming to him. THERE I MUCH DISCUSSION as to Judge Cox’s opiton upon the jurisdiction questio. The fuct that he insists upon deeid- jt before the trial begins is suid to po.nt toa ision against -the jur.sdicuon of ois court. Should ties decision be given, the prisonet would have to be taken to New Jersey for t with muuy coances ifavor of the euurts there holding that there isa failure of jurisdicuun there ulso, Should. Judge Cox deeide that be lucks_Jurisdicuou, tuere would be no uppeul, but, if in favor, 20 appeal could’be taken by the defense even after ihe trial and conviction on habeus corpus proceedings. In the latter event ho could nut possibly be tried aguin. Should there be a likelihood of bis -escaping” through such meung, tho dunger of lynebiug would be very great. STORRS Is INDIGNANT—NO PERSON OFFICING WITH HIM SHALL DEFEND QUITEAU. To say that Emery A.Storrs was surprised yesterday morning when he read THE TRIBUNE, uad found that one William Jobnsoun, allezed to be his own Iuw partrer, bad arrived in Wasbing- Ton to take part in Guiteu’s defense, but feeuly expresses the stateof mind under which the well-Kuown lawyer was laboring. According to all accounts, he wag not only righteously indig- nant, but very, very mud—red bot, as it were— and that the air in which he breathed took on a sumewbut sulpourous hue, in sympathy witn tho tempest which was ragmg under his nest. For it bud been stated, with ull the explicitness which characterizes Mr. Storrs’ vigorous. use of the Engiisn lau- guage, that he would have absolutely nothing to ‘do with Guiteau, ana the natural taterence of: Ungenerons winds on seeing that an alieged partner bad stepped into the case must be anytning-but conurmatory of ‘the sincer.ty of his dental, In short, it was no wonder that be was mad. Luter ona TRIBUNE reporter found isn xe too Grand Pucitic, preparing to depart for New Yorx, wuere be 13 to take purc early in the week in a case in the United States Court. ‘tne storm bud evidently cleared away. and, Wwaile if Wis Very piuin that be was sull uuinoyed and netued at Bis aliezed purtuer’s Tresiuess, he was nevertheless in frume of mind to speak spassionately wid yet vizurousiy of. what bad oveurred to wur bis natural sereuity, 1siva fact,” usked Ube reporter, ‘“ that Mr. Jobuson 13 engaged in Gulteau’s defense?” “don't know tat be is employed in the cuse,” was the reply. * But be is in Wusbington, and is said to have goue there vo lake purt wm the defense.” “do THE ‘TRibUNE’S Wushington dispatches of this uioraing sta “Well, waut do you know about [t?”” “Phe tirst £ aver heard of it was when he told me, tue day be started for Wasuington, tat be thought of being retuined. I stated to nim that he could not be retained in the Gunenu case and continue to buve a seat In my office. I. understood him: to say. then’ that he - wasn’t guing. - Learning, soon afterwards, that he had cune, I sent hin a. peremptory dispaten that, waite 1 had uo busi- hess (o.contrul BIS cases, Yet be Must nut expect to remain in my office aud buve n seat there if be bud anything to do with this case.” ~ Did you get au answer to thats” “1 reveived 2 dispateb from tm this morning, stating that. be wyS not gone to deteud Gui- teuu. These were bis wurds: *Huve no teurs. Shall, not defend Guiteuu. 1 respect your view :«There mest be some mistake, about bis bewy your law pactne! ++ He ig not, and never hus been, my law. part- ner. He isn’t in uny earthly. manner assuciuted with me in business any inure than you ure. 1 aulsy tetegraphed: the Washington ‘papers to. “deny, over: my signature, + that “ne: either was tay law partaor, “or was aesocuted with mein business; and I further telerupbed bim to deny immediately any uelution with me. in bugi-. ness." I buve no right, of cours¢,"to' contrul uso’ there, . toanother merely a:seat in his office, to under. take to determine upon what terms he can con. tinue the occupancy of- that seat, hae at: & MAHONE. REPORT THAT HE HAS BEEN ARRESTED; AND REPORT THAT He CANNOT BE AR. RESTED. Special Dispatch to" The Chictgo Tribune, . C., Qet. 15 —Theré was a seq, Wasuinatoy, D. sational story tonight that Senator ‘Mahone bag tion was'settled long ago. THE REPORT. To the Western associated Preis. Wasninetox, D.C. Oct. 15.—Late tontgt Seuator Muhoue was .tiken Into -custody. ‘Thy arrest was made .at the instance of Samu, Strong, an old resident of Wisbington, wha re believed from information, ho the effect that ceived reliable source, to He was |.been arrested here on account of a threst sg.’ Naat a duel with Jubal Early. The report iene true, nor .could it-be true, for a United States’ Senator in attendance upon his duties nor’. subject to arrest on such eicharge. ‘That ques. | Ger, Jubal A. Early bad challenged Senator Sahoo to fight-n duel, and the'intter had accepted’thg, caullenge. Senator Malone was ‘voavosed ty: the residence of-Judge Snell.''of the Paticg Court, where he denied having received lenge from Gen. Early, saying, the latter wag too old and feeble to. fight, and adding that a thelr differences had been harmonized. Seng, tor Mahone was released on personal bond, ang Feturned home. He will appear Monday to - answer the charges. TUE TREASURY, HEAVY RECEIPTS. © Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Wasmxcrox, D.C Oct. 15.—The’ Tite States Treasury {s in un extremely flourig enndition. Should tne receipts continne ut out the country this year in the sume ratio that they have for the first quarter since July 1, the amount of surplus revenue this year would by something iike $160,000,000.' The Treasury. an! thorities do not pretend to jsay that ‘such enormous ‘sum © will” be’ ea ‘doy. but the surplus for the first three months of the fiscal year,as 2 fact, bas averiged $13000n ©. per month, The returns for the first quarter of the present fiscal year, with the exception of the, those from some minor and more remote parts” ° have all been received.. They show the net rey. enue for the quarter which ended Sepr. 30 wb have been $t1,742,886. Tne Treasury has. already, made dis; the call for that which will maturé” Dec. 2% next, osition of $20,000,000 of ‘this surpius in amount of bonds Be sides, purchases to the amount of .$2,000,00 ‘per week of called or uncalled Ey percent bonds have been ordered fora period of four weeks, beginning with Oct. L If crease of receipts over expenditures . SHOULD BE MAINTAINED, ‘this in~ the Treasury would either. be called pon to" muke larger redemptions of bonds, might cousider it wise to reduce tion. or Congress Trig not expected that this rutio of increase will be maintained. fallmg olf is noticed. ‘The receipts from topacco stamps and paid whisky stamps for last two months hive been exceedingty. abi Already in some of the items. paid the nor mal. Collector Knowles. of the Peoria district, for itistance, one day last week took ‘out $3,000,000 in tax-paid whisky stamps. 4. tike sum was taken out . inone day for tax-paid tobacco stamps, elther ‘on account of a short crop or because ofa ner which is in preparation in that product. con The items -of revenue from whisky and tobacco alone, should they fail otf, would of course GREATLY DIMINISH TINS SURPLUS. ‘The requirements of. the sinking fund with all the deficiencies of past years since 1874 have * been provided for. No additional legistatton fs needed for the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to use his surplus after all curreat o! vee are istied for the additionat oureh: bonds. gate, The authority. necessary for this purpose, if it dil not exist before, was conferred by the Bayard amendment tu the Appropriation bill of the last ‘ongress. ‘The revenue for surptus first quartec of tbe the present fiscal..year was twice as much as it was tor the correspond: ing quurter lust year. The net actual surplus for the first quarter of last yéar being; 320- OFFICES. NOMINATI Wasarxerox, D. C., Oct. 0%, and tor tho first quarter of this yetr —The President nominated Septimus J. Unnna, of Colorado, to be Rexister of the Land Otfice at Leadville, Cul; and D. Newton Thompson to be United States Attorney: fur the Westera District of Louisiana, x. Noah C. MeFariand, of Kansas, for Commissioner of the General Land Otlice; W.Stiver, of Indi lana, United States Consul to Cape Town, anda larze number of Postnuisters, among them £. T. Lang- ley, Fraer, In.; John M. Miller, Ctarinda,- Ia; Albert G, Seigel, Girard, UL. : Joseph W. ‘Mad- dux, Carliste, His, Willian ‘J. Nannice, Cane bridge, Il; Theodore M. Joseph N. Patton, Pana, IIL; Knoxv ll; “Baward L. ‘Chapman, -Grett Frances: Foote, ee s Palaskh Tean. t Jucksva,” THE RECORD. ~ SENATESEXTRA SESSION. Wasutnoros, D, C., Oct. 15.—The proceedings this morning were devoid of laterest, dnd the Senate, at 12:20, went into executive see, When the doors reopened the Senate journed until Monday. NOTES. ’ ILLINOIS, Special Dispaten to The Chicago Tribus. Wasmixcros, D. €., Oct. 15.—Gor- Cullom Bend, Ry.;,GrattC. Wildy: Galena, Ka3.; Simeon Foun DF *, Vieksui erat? jotn D. inne; icksburg, Tenn.; John Dd. and the. week ‘before _ his staf! and a great many other DNavissoa 1 called upon Senator Logan tnis evening. Some of the Pistmasters of Congressman Suerwin's | district are bere looking after reappointment und Congressman Sherwin ig bere nimselt:! lt, seemsto be the policy of the Department otto make any permanent new appointments uot” > next winter, and most of the Postmasters whoée : © commissions are now about to expire, bata in that district and elsewhere, will. be likely tore ceive a new commission for n specitied short time, perhaps ‘two months, and -be required 10 givea new bond for that period.“ THE DEMOCRATS « have decided to huld a cauens on Monday matey ing, baving been pressed to it by the friends of their'candidates for the Secretaryahip -of Senate. Senator Garland bas a* resid which proposes that Chief-Clerk Shove autnonzed to perform tne dutics of. ; until a Secretury shalt be appointed.- ‘This re40- lution fs designed to bridge the diiBeulry uatl- December, but the Democrats are nut upon this, and, for that reason, a caucus Ds been tound uecessary. From present: : appente ances, a tajority of the Democrats favor OS Sbober resolution, for they greatly fest Loe the question of an election of S opened the Repnblicang will certafaly set - one, and they could if they kad a candidate upon : whom. they all would ugree. But it 4003 0% : seem probable that this can elect Mr. ante ; EX-SENATOR WALLACE, who stops ‘here-on his sray to Yorkeowa, that Wolfe, the Independent candidate; OF PESNSYLVAS, eat 13 cake ing a good deal of stir in eee Yor Dew i and inereismyg ;the prospects tor Success. ARMY AND NAVY CA incenilt To the Western associated Prem. > Wasnixatox, D..¢. Oct. 1.—The Coietae Bureaus of tho War‘atid Navy Deperements officers of tho army and savy on duty 10) city called upon the President cody, ad 8 formally presented. by Secretaries Lin unt. - PAYMASTER JOHN I: sir VES United states navy, whose nomination t motion to Pay Inspectdr was sent in Back ices reported nguinst by 2 board of naval aS boat who examined <him for promotion. ~ Th wag appuited by Secretary Huntsand aol port Was approved by him. RG. luge irre” Th cyunsel fur Stevenson, and bas sinec denuw! une the appointment ‘and tinding of ‘the bet generuily unjnst:. ‘Through pis indnence President set xide tho finding, and #1 sun the promotion to whiet senlority.. He is a” candidate. for we. Puymaster-General of tho Navy. rg BONDS. of 3% bonds for redemption under me offer. - ‘ : fo, COTTON. > a“ ‘Tho following returns of the condition cotion crup up to Oct. 1 bave been rece! the Depirtmeut uf Ayriculturé: The'ret the cundition at only 65, a decline of +P since the returns Sept. 1; coup turns at the.snme time. Inst year, there 1s crense. of 15 per cent... Fullowms ls (ne ry, reported by Stutes:’ North five counties, ayernge cen counties, G3: Georgia, sixty-twO" cour 83 Florida, nfteen_countivs, 827 Aldds ‘Missigsippt, , tirts ty-one: counties, counties, 65; Louisiuna, fuurteer count at cote: Texus, sixty-two Counties, 6; ATkANIs | Four! gu nes, 2 ‘The weather generally ; Feported Ef farm bis business, or deciae Whom he sball eppear, Tor, any more thunl bave any: other’ man. 1 wouldn't want to interfere, but {simply exer- purpose of “ending Guiteau’s cuse.” By con- cise the ordinary privilege of any man ica es ble, althouyh jn some sections route, vailing:’ In almost all sections the reall top erdp, together with much shedding bolls, is repurted. ae Seeretary Windom has received “over 8308 reg ware oe ne was enctl piace: Carolina fuse ; South oli oe ‘505. Tennessee, twenty-f78 ot ue