Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1881, Page 1

: SVP AS. THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and 11th 8t., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres’t. ‘Te Evextxo Stan is served to mbscribers in the Say carriers on their own account, at 10 cents per month. at the counter, 2 cents each. Sepak at the Post at Wi . C., cs fashington, D. C., a8 THE WEEKLY STaR—published on Friday—£2 a year, ‘Six months, 'y eee ~ $1; 10 copies for $15; 20 €2— All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance; ‘RO paper sent longer than is for. Baten of advertising own on application. . sf : ad ‘THE PONCAS ALL THEY NEED. ¥ At 10 o'clock this morning the delegation of d Winnebago Indians now in the city appeared before Secretary Kirkwood and Indian Commis- sioner Price to report their decision upon the = proposition that they should sell some of thelr lands for the use of the Poncas, under Standing $ Bear. Through their interpreter they reported = A Satisfactory Indian Conference. THE OMAWAR AND WINXERAGORS WILL NOT PARP WITS THEIR LAND, BUT THE SIOUX WILL GIVB that they had given the question due considera- tion and had decided that they could not spare any of their lands. They had no objection to Ve 58—N®: 8,850. living near the Poncas, but they have no more land than they need. At 11 o'clock the Omahas appeared and made substantially the same re- port—they have no lands to spare. Secretary SPECIAL NOTICES. _ G. A. R. CADET CORPS ASSEMBLE at thet. VC: Armory ‘at 3p. 1a- on FRIDA AUGUST 19th insiant. It 1. 0. 0. ¥._UNIFORMED BATTALION A will be held on FRIDAY gaz at igs or lembers a tickets for the "THOM AS W. FOWLER, It Secretary. Ee VOTE To CREDITORS! All persons having claims against Theodore Meyer, contracted prior to August 22d, 1879, are hereby noti- fed to present the same to. mle on of before September Bat, Ise!. otherwise they will be excluded from sharing in the distribution of the funds now in my hands. JAS. L. BARBOUR, tee and Assi of al8-3t THEODOR! E ‘MEYER. SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE FOURTH nual meeting of THE TWELFTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION, of Georgetow: will be held at Goddard’s Hall, cornet Bri chinston on THUESDAY EVENING. 'T 18, at 8 o'clock, ‘when there will be an ion of officers’ to serve the ensuing year. FERDINAND KING, alt Secretary. CHEAP COAL AND WOOD FOR THE SEA- SON OF 1881 AND 1882. ‘The ROCHD: devel the bent scheme of co-operation at present at- Ithas just 1882. In addition to this, it hax other very valuable See ee ae reliable business firms in the Housefurnishing Mente and Boys? Clothing, Cut Men ye Kory and Jewsiry Repairnyg, Dentisiry, Druse and Med- bry Educ icines, ication, Furniture and Carpets, = and Provisions, Plumbing, Gent's em Hardware, — Furs, aa hh ae ea Musi 0 ment tieal do. yaters, Paints, Oila, Glass, Paper coat ‘Tobacco pe 3 in fact, every 14 Brices, saving frm p25 t9 $100. per” annnns “Cards 0 per annum. Cs c Deraip can be had from sty of the original mem or of the Secretary, for $1, and a yearly subscrip- fon of 25 cents. The Society is not runing any stores, has no Habilities, no is square with the world. The following-naimed gentlemen will reosive orders for Coal and Wood until October 1, 1881: An- drew cultural Department, 1334 C street southwest: ©. 8. Trevitt, Secretary’s ‘oflice, Treasury Department, 1335 U street’ northwest; E. 0. 0, Mint Bureau, Treasury Department; John Corson, street north- Adjutant General’s office, 1005 F ati Harsha, Treas x ‘A street northeast; "A. N. Meeker, Bureau Engraving and Printing, 503 4th street COOK, Secretary, Fourth Audi 618 12th street west. al6 eS "WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP MEETING, will commence THURSDAY, Aveusr lita, and elose WEDNESDAY, Aveust 2 wil kave ‘B&O. Depot for Camp at 8:10, 8:40 a. m.. and 4:45, 6:05 p.m. Keeturninz, wil leave Camp at 7:21, 8:44 a. m., 8:38, Round Trip Tickets, 80 centa. a10-12t_ z LADIES! DO YOU WANT A PURE, BLOOMING COMPLEXION? Ifs0, a few applications of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM ‘Will gratify you to your heart’s content, It docs away with Sarrowsnss, Repwess, Prunes, BLorcurs, and all Dispases axp IMPERFECTIONS OF THE SKIN. TrOvencomes THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE OF HEAT, FAtIgus anp EXcrTeEMENtT. Yr Mawes Lavy or Tuimry Argan Bur TwExtr! ‘And so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects that it is impossible to detect ita application, ESA MEETING WILL BE HELD aT I and K streets, on THURSDAY, August 18, at half- 2 Building Association, which is about winding up its af- fairs. By order of the Committee. ‘a13,16,18 OFFICE OF THE MMISSIONER OF TH! FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO., Wasnixetox, D.C., July 28, 1881.—Notice is hereby given to al! depositors and other creditors of the Freed. Man's Savings and Trust Company, who have not ap- Phed for the dividends heretofore declared, that all ¢laims against seid Company must be prevented at, or forwarded to this office on or before August 21, 1881, or they will be barred, and the amounts distributed among the other creditors of the company, ss provided in the act of February 21, 1gs1. Depestors wi have not al- Teady received dividéhds, should inmunediateiy forward their books by mail or express, or geen ig some resjon- sible bank or banker, accompinied with their address. Deyoriters wha have rece vert the three dividendsalready dect should not forward their books until a fu:ther a i a. of whieh di will JOHN JAY :. H. MILLER, Sr pas Attorney-at-Law, Hae removed his office to Rooms 6 and %, Gunton Law Building, Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.” jy25-3m eS EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas), theada, Sumunit, Deep Hock, Geyser (Saratowa), Be- Biue Lick, Bedford, "Salurian, Michizan, gress Water, and Other Natural Waters, freshly receiv ‘nd for sale on draught at MILBURN'S PHARMACY, m5 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. GAS FIXTURES. E. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell, Vance & Co.’ gad a quarter of ‘a century practical experience meet all competition aud sell at LOWEST RATE: AMUSEMENTS. FELLOWS.—THE NIGHT BLOOMING © hibited last evening with £2 Flowers will bited TO-NIGHT with 15 beautiful blooms, —o att Mr. Frank Lewis, mot sinver; M as, soprano; Mr. F. W. Anderson, Goo. H. French, “baritone: swell Irishman : Mr. G ERS BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE EX CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL, ‘Tallmadice Hall (945240 fect), onGround Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicycles and Tricycles. Any style (either English or Ameri- ean) furnished. Second-hand Machines for sale Cheap. WM. €. SCRIBNER, Propriet: AZTERKNOON AN EN Maie and Female Teachers ready hours to give instruction in swimming. Admis- | all sion, 25 cente. SUMMER RESORTS. UMMIT POINT HOTE uated rounded by fine drives. Is less than a mile frou’ ton Grove Camp, where the hotel coaches will frequent trips. For the months of tober libers! ai ply to JUAN BOYLE, Manager. BB'S HOTEL Cc COBB'S ISLAND, VA. Surf Bathing, Fisline, Suipe Shooting. This ¥/ 8 Hotel ix reopened for the reception of visitors ‘Terms $2 per day. $12 per week, $35 per month. Toute Fenn Nordoik or Oi Porm per steamer. Northampem ge Cherrsttone every Monday, Weduewiay and Prilay. De. im, Stoakies, of Nortisiaupton Co. Va. wil attendance formation address ab 1St aT. T= BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths and all m iy-6w vr. nemst ¥ & SON. Joss W. S. SPRINGS, STErAENsoN's Dior P. VIRGINIA. fen? } Pamphlets at the Risys House, Ebbitt House and Star | Jell-teeptl E. C. JORDAN. | YOU WANT TO HAVE A JOLLY TIME Go To | RINGS. Fr RIVER N . Boating, fish bath- / crobeing sroaty of fruit ‘boats a8 mot fat Colton’. Address Dr. RP. MLACKISTUNE, Heed at Con A de i HeArwarp & HUTCH iN, $17 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IN CITY ‘RESIDENCES, AND HAVING A LARGE FORCE OF COMPETENT WORKMEN, ATTEND PROMPTLY ALL JOBBING ORDERS mtd Washington News and Gossip. Nor tue Ricut EaGax.—The New York pa- pers report that “Captain James Eagan, com. missary of subsistence in the United States army,” is now in Ludlow street jail, having been imprisoned at the instance of Anthony Allaire, a hotel proprietor, who is suing the gallant cap- tain for $208 for board. The captain’s defence is that the debt is not due for board, but for luxu- ries and wines, which he was induced to order while intoxicated. Allaire states that falsely represented that he was ig New Y sit upon a conrt martial, whereas he had since learned that he was to be the subject of a court ‘A Star reporter inquired to-day at the office of the commisary general of subsis- tence and was informed that the newspapers were evidently in error, as there is no Capt. James Eagan in the commissary department. The Eagan in the commissary department is Capt. Chas. P. Eagan, who is now stationed in Arizona. There is a Capt. James Eagan who is a retired officer, and in the absence of other in- formation regarding the matter, it is believed here that the two names have been confused. Tue Sat Ipustry oF THE CoUNTRY.— Census Bulletin No. 245, Just issued, preliminary report of Special manufacture of the United States. of establishments for the production of salt has decreased from 399 in 1860, to 264 in 1880. Dur- ing the same period the amount of salt produced has increased from 12,771,198 bushels, to 20,800,298, ed | bushels, showing that the salt industry is now carried on by larger establishments, requiring more capital and producing ger amount of salt. rportionally a lar- The following amounts of solar evaporation: $88.968 bushels, from sea or bay water; 944,158 from inland lakes or natural depo: | 2,998,000 from subterranean brines. By artificial heat from subterranean brines the following amounts were produced:—by kettle or pan pro- cess, 8,853,821; by steam evaporation process, There is a capital of $8,225,740 in- vested in the industry; the greatest number of hands employed at any time during the year Namber of wells 559; pans, 1,054; settlers 661; grainers 533; | fying assurances that the President was de-| a sermon and Chauncey Shaffer, of New York, | ¢,,8 a2 ordisary thing to find such things as | and retook the stock, This production of salt, bushels by solar evaporation, by the kettle and pan proces bushels by the steaine having produced 004,880. bushels es, and 10,177.505 ‘aporation process. is next on the list with nearly 9,000,000 Virginia next, with and Ohio and W nearly 3,000,000 bushels each. CHANGE AT THE PENSION OFrFice.—Commis- sioner of Pensions Dudley has established a division of special examination, to take the place | of the former secret service division, and ap- | pointed Mr. H. R. McCalmont as chief of ‘the Personai..—Ex-Secretary Harlan was nomi- nated for state senator in Henry county, Iowa, on Saturday. Mrs. Gen. man and M. Bradshaw and wife, of Washington, are at the Logan House, Altoona.— Admiral and Mrs. Stanley, Miss Carr, Miss Ireland, Miss Carter, Mrs. Rundlett and daughter, Mrs. Geo. S. Parker and two sons, and W. B. Todd, jr., are at the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean City—Ger Hancock has gone to Mount Dese ney. U.S. minister at The Hague, has returned to this country on a leave of absence.——Senor minister here, Capt. Arthur, of the British legation, and Repr shend were registered in New York last night. ‘THE | Andrew B. Duvall and famil Sehool Building on Ist street northwest, between | Duyall, Miss H. L. Duvall and W. Clarence Du- 3 aU | yall are at Ocean Grove.—Ex-Attorney Gen- T oclock p.im., for the pur of orvanizing a new Butiding Amsoctation, ty take the place ‘of the Cazrall | Sherman. Miss Sher- Barea, Spanisl tative Town- eral Devens, who is traveling in Nevada, nar- | rowly escaped an accident by the upsetting of a tage coach last week Atlantic City. —- Judge Richardson, of the Court of Claims, has gone to the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.—Dr. J. H. DeMeritt will spend a month at York Beach, Me.—Mres. | A. Solger is at Rock Enon Springs.—Mrs. J. Acker has gone to K. Helphenstine is spe in Loudon count: | man has gone to Ry is at the Bright House, Rehoboth Beach. City and Town Debts, obert Lytle is at sbury Park.—Mrs. i couple of weel Mrs. Charles 8. Whit- ._—M. Woodworth ISSUED BY THE CEN: Mr. Robt. P. Porter, special agent on wealth, debt and taxation, has made a statement of the indebtedness and an analysis of the out- standing bonded debt of the cities and towns of the United States containing a population of 7,500 and upward, which statement has been given to the public in the form of Census Bul- The total indebtedness coming j under this head is $682,006,460, and the total indebtedness, including the floating debt, is = 35024. Ni York leads, with a total | onded debt of €2U8, 882, a floating debt of 7,059,378, and a sinking fund of $38,356,309. | letin No. 246. Mense Stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves, re- | vania, rf - . * ‘ Se i . and next comes Massachusetts with —2l__E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th street._ | 9 ross debt of $78,600,440. Colorado has the | smallest bonded debt, $16,000, and Oregon the | smallest gross debt of any of the states, $76,500. | The District of Columbia has a bonded debt of $21,699,564, and a floating debt of $1,187,205, with a sinking fund of €21 net debt per -capita, Columbia leadse with 310. Under the the District of $141.84. The next highest South Carolina, $83.04; but the “net debt per capita” ‘ory of Utah is but $3.23. debt per capita of the whole union is $51.17. The Yorktown Centennial. AND DISTINGUISHED GUESTS WHO WILL BE PRES! ‘The following guests and military organiza- tions have, up to date, ann | tention of being present and participating in the celebration at Yorktown: Maine—Governor and staff. New Hampshire—Governor and staff and ING | three companies of militia. ner and staff and three companies of militia. Massachusetts—Governor and staff, Ist corps In- pendent cadets, company I Ist regiment M. V. I 6th regiment M. V. M. jovernor and staff. Connectict ernor and staff, Ist regiment C. N. Jovernor and staff, 13th regiment N. Y. band and drum corps, 90 pieces). New | Jersey—Governor and staff, battalion and mili- Pennsylvania—Not yet reported. Dela- Governor and staff, Ist regiment militia. overnor and staff and entire state ‘orth Carolina—Governor and staff and entire state militia. South Carolina—Governor ‘and staff and a battalion of mili Governor and staff, 300 member 28 F street northwest, | unced their in- meet, between NOON FOR | 7, VE: Vermont—Govs ptember and Oc- | ments will be made. For terme ap- | al7-2n itia. Michigan— ent of militia. Ilinois—Governor and staff. Wisconsin—Governor and staff. Mis- slesippi—Goyernor and staff. | nor and staff andthe Chatham artillery of Savan- nah. Estimated number of troops report: date, 10,000, | Advices recelved from New pot. only indicate that the 7th regiment will probably also | selves in the room of Secretary nourish him, but give him @rength,” 2 attend in force. Many of the organizations re- Eawe, 18 a | ported in the above list have already arran; It is thought that there Georgia—Gover- Tender medical aid. For further in- ADY. Proprietor. | * Sunday Seaplane ed | mation of the parotid gland indicates eymptoms | ¥¢" one as ee ccril of te moon rose, its tail | will be fully 6,000 Masons present. WILL bE CALLED oN To ReFUND.—It is ru- mored in the United States district attorney's | office at New York that a number of national banks will be called on to refund money to the | Treasury which was paid by them on checks drawn on the assistant treasurer in 1867 and j it is said that the appearance of the swelling WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1881. TWO CENT: Kirkwood assured both delegations that the de “4 HOPES AND FEARS. |(c2 7st’ sana sereceartn Dr manne ee eeprom Telegrams to The Star. |fatwantet's trve themes sani rae bat wanted to leave the matter entire! that it is no occasion for alarm, and is not an| More About His Attack on Jail Guard McGill, Next came the Sioux, and White Thunder spoke unusual occurrence in cases where patients be- = THE PRESIDENT’S CASE. | come sreatiy debilitated. Re says it is not in- for them, his words being interpreted. He sald MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES, | t¥ Sicax chtets had thought over the Secretary's Guiteau has, as heretofore stated, been en- dicative of pyemta or of fever. gaged in writing up his life, which, he says, will proposition, and as the Sioux hgd plenty of land and ap epare they were willin, give the Pon- Tin SIU ORIE a Conprrt0n, |°™ 2770* OX THE SWELLING OF THE PAROTID | makea book of about 50 pages, and the episode | FIGHTING ALONG THE RIO GRANDE, | Wyte Thumler vaoeed ete eee SETTER CON Ne GLAND. of yesterday morning seems not to have inter- Secretary Kirkwood yesterday, that the differ- At the White House there: ts no alarm created | fereq greatly with his work. In the pages he ent Indian tribes ought to have regard for each THE PAROTID GLAND INFLAMED |“ the new feature developed in the case. Col. | wrote yesterday, and which were handed to the | fv Trouble om the Mexican Border. | other, and, in their efforts to progress, to help Corbin, who hada talk with Dr. Boynton, says| omcers, he speaks of “the late President Gar- AMERICANS KILLED BY MEXICANS—RAIDING PAR- | and sustain each other. White Thunder ap- =~ TIES ORGANIZING TO “CARRY THE WAR INTO | proved this sentiment, and the WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY, | is been bioca potsoning, fies even hed there | Ce UUsnaT totes aa eE 2 President ot) xexico.” Froud bee gid to give ‘ond tothe . J J San PRANcts — Poncas, and to have th them. been, the swelling of the glands is an indication | doubtless got from the guards having been saich mena tae Rie eotinins oe oe It was suggested that each I my Onan. of the poison passing off. doubled and the general aspect of affairs about | Particulars of the border troubles: A party con. | to have 640 acres of land, aud to this the Sioux The condition of the President is so much Secretary Blaine to Minister Lowell. beaidecee sisting of Wm. Long, Dick Gray, Jim Crane, | assented. The latter also agreed that the de- more favorable to-day than it was yesterday that | The following was sent this.afternoon: THE IMPLEMENT USED BY GUITEAU YESTERDAY, | Charles Snow, Thomas D. Clinton, Wm. Be: | partment might send commissioners to select strong hopes of his recovery are again revived. | Lowell, Minister, London: turns out, as has been stated, to be a “‘cheeser,” | and Harry Earnshaw camped last Saturday | and locate the land forthe Poncas. I will be " s No ern Nel . Seenet - He spent last night comfortably, sleeping tran-| At twoo'slock p.m. ths resident showaa| Dut instead of having been mado trom a shoe | Rigi Ms Condsloupe canon, Shout 11 miles cat | weed und Commiione, Tanda ae of Tombstone, very near to the Mexican line. | wood and Commissioner Pri 1 quilly, and awoke very much refreshed. At the | slight improvement in his power to retain and | *D&OK, was merely of a plece of corset spring, | Pariy Saturday morning the party wereattacked | #ratified at this prompt and vatinias morning dressing of the wound it was found to | digest food, but his general condition is not | Sout four inches long and three-fourths of an oy Mexicans, and Long, Gray, Crane, Snow and | ment of the question. T Lin’ inch wide, with a handle made of paper wrapped ts Y ied. Ber ith left to the Indian ithout cee geog condition. |The discharge of pushad | strongly reassuring. BLAINE; Secretary. | with'a common atring. “It has one edge quite | unten ,Were killed.” Berere escaped with a | left to the Indians. without any ef ly decreased, but what there was, was DR. AGNEW LEFT THIS MORNING sharp. amidst a shower of bullets. It is estimated that ommissioner think the Winnebagoes and ofa healthy character. About a half hour after | for Philadelphia on the limited express. When MR. M’GILL, the Mexican party numbered from 23 to 30 men. abas did right, as they really hay the dressing the President asked Mrs. Garfield, | his presence on the train became known, there | the guard who was attacked, was a comparative | The condition of the camp indicated that the | to spare. After this matter was settled Com- who sat by his side, if he could have some | was a general feeling of relief, as his departure | stranger to Guiteau and has not heretofore been | attack was made just as the murdered men | missioner Price had a talk with the Owahas and Koumiss. As this gave indications that his | indicated that there was no immediate danger to | prought in connection with him. Mr. MeGill | Were getting up. One had evidently beenilled | Winnebagoes in regard to ther taking lands in v! yet lyi vi ritive ralt: nd buil > > stomach was in better tone than it had been, the | the President, otherwise he wouldhaveremained | thinking from the appearance of Guiteau at the Don ps vaulter Nett te ete precio) oeyeepeg Din Magne tepin fe. He was an outlaw, and the six | pressed themselves as favorable to the plan, and doctors were greatly pleased. He was given | here. ' window that something was wrong went to the | bullets that struck him wi well expended. | raid that with some help they are satisfied each two drachms of the preparation, which he seemed DE. BIOS NOTICE 10 -EEEIOE SBEEAES, cell and spoke to him, and receiving no reply | Long aman of about tw: wo years of | Indian fami establish a good farm and can to relish exceedingly, and ined without Tt does seem that in the dark days when the | went in quickly. Guiteau had been unusually | age, and had been in that section of the country | sustain themselves upon it. ieapEaE Ge ae inter he way | President was hovering between life and death | €Xcited the day before, and it is thought that | with cattle about three, mouths. Hecame te | White Thunder, who spoke for the s “ 2 the ravenous office seeker should remain in the | 20t knowing McGill_he became frightened and | Arizona from Kansas about five months ago. He | quite dramatic in his style of deliy given @ second administration, which was also} bacceround, “Such does not seem to be the | MAde 8 spring at him for his own protection | was aman of capital, ‘The immediate cause of | spoke with forcible gestures and with apparent retained. This gave assurance that the ca- case. vever, is evidenced by the followii from assault and grabbed him. the killing is as follows: A party of rustlers, as | eloquence when he stated that the Sioux would. pricious stomach of the President was on the sean hak is posted up inthe office of De GUITEAU DENIES they are called, went into Mexico iast month | let the Poncas have land. Sc ‘ary Kirkwood mend. The doctors have decided between 12] Byss: ” having had the corset steel at all,but the officers | and stole some cattle. They were followed by en What compensation would be asked. and 3 o'clock to again administer beef juice, | , Notice.—Persons calling apon Dr. Bliss solicit- | are under the impression that he had been using | Mexicans, who got so close upon them that they | White, Thunder drew Limself up proudly and : ing his aid to procure positions or preferment in were obliged to abandon the stock. This was | replied: “I am an Indian: T do not want any which, if retained, will be given at intervals! {¢ public service will not, under any circum. | £2" Some time for his own purposes and keep- | Gone in the vicinity of the late marder, The | compensation. You asked lay to during the day. This voluntary desire of the | stances, be entertained. ing it out of sight. The generally accepted the- | Mexicans took the stock and started | have compassion upon my brother m™ 6 President for food is a most hopeful sign. Du- ue setaie. Hees ory is that, the bed cots being steamed the first |back home at that time, picking | Whom you said are pany hk week of each month, at the last steaming when |np such cattle and horses as. they | give them all the land they want ring the morning Special services were held yesterday at the | they were replaced, the cot from some other cell, | chanced to meet. This ctock wae missed, and 4 | Hunt and wife and Senator Dawes we SENATORS BEN HILL AND BLAIR Sing Sing camp meeting for-the recovery of the | in the slot of which the ‘‘cheeser” had been con- party of sixteen Americans started in pursuit, | at the conference. called at the White House and were given grati- President. The Rev. Mr. Moorehonse delivered | C¢#led, was substituted for the one taken out. | overtook the Mexicans, had a fight with them a ~ me of Commissioner Price’s talk urred during the | with the Indians he a i . -: knives made of shoe shanks and corset steels | Jai ' ’. e | the time had cid etter. ; tter part of July. It is probable that the recent idedly better. Senator Hill looks well and his | éfered prayer. His supplication for the recovery | aout the prison, for no knives are allowed the | tater wee ey. of the came party who were | their old cust Speech Is as clear as ever, showing that the | of the stricken Chief Magistrate was fervent and | Hrisoners.- Of hen fe rag : le parts - i touching. Nearly the whole audience was moved | re. course when found such weapons | defeated last month. Great excitement prevails operation undergone a month ago has not im- ye oat ai aa during the prayer Mr. Shaffer him. | 27, t#ken from the prisoners. in Tombstone and vicinity. A large party has paired his speech, as was feared. self wept for several Sinn A TiOre Cann Since his incarceration there has been nothing | been raised to avenge the munlers. The Clinton | Official Bulletin—8:30 A.M. scene was never witnessed onthe Sing Sing camp | 8°" by the jail guards to indicate that Guiteau | boys, whose father was murdered, also have | better ir par- THE PRESIDENT BETTER THAN HE WAS YESTER- | 6TOunds. mys ote eA ofthe weheeset ie tok aiont 0, =i ety a eb sedis if, . . y prt DAY MORNING. SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT IN CANADA. | regarded as any indication that he intended to | agined. ‘They will carry the war into Mexico. | Up y imbibe and cling to The President has passed a very comfortable| A great deal of excitement and sympathy was | use it for any purpose except to clean his nails. | Great appretiension is felt for Americans in mins, but if taken away and brought night, sleeping well the greater part of thetime. | Manifested in Quebec on the receipt of news of : die deat seems quite composed, and | Sonora, as it will more than likely be a war of | i white people they adopt the ways and There has been no further vomiting and the nu-| the unfavorable symptoms in the condition of | 7 Ns usual spirits. ee ees en oobi sconrr tan onm tritive enemata are still retained. This morning | President Garfield. A telegram from that city | |. er CoreEetets will repel the invadere., Gen, Fremont, being oF THE x. - 7 his pulse is slower, and his general condition | S438: Tn no community has more active interest 70 THE ASSASSIN FROM VARIOUS SEC-| Theent, there is no head to the American forces, | At half past one o'clock the Poncas, with better than yesterday at the same hour. Pulse| than in the ancient capital ‘The newspaper| The mail for the aswassin Guiteau is about | #14 lawlessness seems to be the order of the day” ths Cone eos ee ee 104, temperature 98.8, respiration 17. offices were regularly besieged yesterday and | equal to that of a member of Congress. There trices nemeaists apa oe ee ae patauiee land. The chiefs woe Staal — eg om D. Haves AGNEW, D. W. Buss again to-day by anxious inguirers after the latest | has recently accumulated perhaps half a peck | to the trouble. Smoke, Buffalo Chips, Thunder Hawk. Seere- Fravk K. HAMILtox, J. K. BARNES, bulletins. sf petal Garde gail leer Go mnany oie Daa —— tary Kirkwood and Commissioner Price resuined J.J. Woopwaro, Rovert Reyscrn. DE. BLISS AND THE RBPORTERS, it is suspected parties take this means of adver-| x. Fire in Brooklyn. their places at the table in the ceater of the 11 AAL—EVERYTHING PROGRESSING NICELY Iy|_, The Chicago Zoentng Journal prints the fol- tising their business, expecting that their com- to th eoreae eae the ah wat = nage ged ine nad — Tang Brees lowing exteact-teom 9 ite deilten ton Pend and saw mill of J. 8. Loomis, corner Baltic and bsence of oue of the interpreters. During , | munications will be made public through the | Nevins streets, Brooklyn, was entirely destroyed | this wait a party of ladies and gentlemen The indications are that everything is pro-| I", Chicago. by Dr. Ue eraemnuen inerions papers. Among thé postal cards received re- | by fire early this morning, together with a large | entered the room, among ral gressing nicely in the sick room. Dr. Agnew, | with me that are Sat out by newspaper corre- | cently are the following: quantity of a stock Age was a abits, who left for Philadelphia on the limited express, | spondents here. I hold no interviews with| wants “THe GreaT UNHUNG” To Lecture. | ®¥aiting shipment. The loss and insurance ashame will probably return to-morrow, in order that | newspaper correspondents, but they insist upon | One, post-marked Springfield, Ohio, reads as | COU!d not be ascertained, but are reported to be | | Secretary Kirkwood said he wauted the In- x d . dians to thoroughiy understand th atter— Dr. Hamilton may go to New York on Saturday. | inventing false and foolish conversations with | followa: “Chas. G. Guiteau: Will give you five | ¢2¥¥ — Wanted no misunderstanding. ‘The Secretary Private Secretary Brown accompanied the doctor | @:_ I cannot help,this. Agnew and the other | hundred dollars per night to lecture after you| Hartmann Intends to Become an American. recounted the con! s with the Omahas, : y panied the doct surgeons haye the same trouble. Do not think | have served eight years in Dry Tortugas. Will| New York, August 18.—Leo Hartmann, the | Winnebagoes and Sioux, and I that oo- to the train, and says he talked very encourag- | the President's surgeons and physicians areshal- | advertise you as The Great Unnung, but will | well known Russian nihilist, appeared in the su- | curred explained to the Poneas. The Secret ingly of the President’s chances. Previous to | low fools because the ‘presé-gang’ here try to| not be responsible for the caprices of Judge perior court clerk's office this morning, and re- | said he told the Sioux that the Poncas ave a. leaving the mansion Dr. Agnew had a talk with | make them out such.” Lynch.” nouncing his allegiance tothe Emperor of Russia | posed to engage in farming, (the chiefsall Mrs. Garfield, and informed her that he felt per- | DR- BLISS SAYS THE LETTSRS A BASE FABRI- |- WANTED IN TEXAS. filed a declaration of his intention to become a | nodded and gruuted when this was interpreted % feeds caecas ta cing tam tararig ees UAE . caTioN. Another, from Corsicana, Texas, is as follows: | citizen of the United States. continuing, the Secretary said the an emergeney should occur he could easily be | _ Dr. Bliss says the above cae is a base es Bae) Pte ares woe Marple Died from a Bleeding at the Nose. Sooty aesula variety eon ek summoned, &c. At this hour the President is | Tication from beginning toend. He says it is! Fogv we have here. It would be deing alittle | New Yorx, August 18.—Thomas A. Mathews, |in the old Ponca reservation. nd resting quietly. About three-quarters of an hour | Only another of the infamons attacks which | good for the evil you haye done to an innocent | aged 52, of Philadelphia, was attacked early this (the Sioux) would give them that land, ago he took a small quantity of koumiss, which | have been made upon him. man.” morning at No. 312 East 113th street with bleed- | “when they select that land the was given him by his wife, as stated above. Up MR, CONKLIKG. PICTORIAL. SPECIMENS. ing from the nose, from which he bied to death | and myself will ask Congress give = 7 .. | in five minutes. family @ patent to that land, just such the to this time nobad effects have been experienced | _ ‘The New York papers quoteex-Senator Conk-| , Another from Vincennes, Ind., has a pen pic ee pera d na, Joat sch Os from it, anit the patient is sleeping. ling as having said toa fiend Tuesday: ean-| {UP eDresenting Caan De,” with te fl, Wall Street To-day. bled inthe future about their titlens NOON—A COMPARATIVELY CHEERFUL DAY AT THE | not tell you what anxious hours I have passed you go to hell.” 5 MARKED DEPRESSION OF PRICES. When asked if they were satisfied, Standi eae since my Washington dispatehes of yesterday. |” “Another represents a steam engine so geared w York, August 18.—The Post's financial | Bear replied, * Very good; we are sitisiied.” At twelve o'clock to-day Gen. Swatm made the | A felapseat anytime is dangerous, butat present | as to pull Guiteau with ropes attached to hens le (1:40 p. m. edition) says: At the stock | was explained at ‘the suggestion of Senator statement that the President had been given | tt@ Most ofall. The more I think of this fearful | and feet, Guiteau is represented as crying | eXchange the depression is more marked than | Dawes that this land is given i. wadition tothe ater E ad been given | tragedy the firmer I am goavinced that our | “stalwarts, help,” and on it is written “You | for several days. So faras the speculation. in | money. app y Conzress last session; nourishment through the mouth four times, | country is passing through dangerous crisis. | have no board bill now and I suppose you are | Tailroad shares is concerned, this is attributed | that they woney and the land. and had retained it. All the outward signs at | and that Mr. Gariicld’s death would be one of | nappy. ‘The devil is represented with ‘s barrel | chiefly to reports about trank line railroad af- | Tl ' ny for any Poncas who the White House this morning are of the most | tte most unfortunate things that could happen | ready inscribed “Patiently waiting: Tan com | fairs, the tenor of these reports being that the | are without, famines wag cleeunal, aaa ate cheering character. The long faces of the callers | f@ 4, Ido not intend toleave the city should | ing” prospect of an early settlement is not so good as | decided to get the Poncas and the President grow worse. unless it should be to} 4 “ a few days ago, and that the whole matter has | to-morrow and eto \e The Secre- yesterday and the day before haye given way to| offer my services to the bereaved family.” meworyot C.J. age one vane vane been pouponed: The condition atthe President | tary said tooo Ronen that the si ax their old more cherry ones. - The members of the Cabinet, THE VICE PRESIDENT. which “is “Chas. J. Guiteau’s proper resting | has been less prominent in the reasons assigned | enemies, have treated them kindly, and that the private secretary, and the attaches about the| The New York Herald of to-day says: he | place.” today. The advance in the rates of money, al- | they (the Poncas) must live good neighbors White House are decidedly in better spirits. | encouraging news received by Vice Presi- SATAN'S COMPLIMENTS. opening dit becoesiary np nage prpiead bonis auecith thas the he meee ane When ex-Postmaster General Jewell called to-| dent Arthur yesterday was a source of great | Another from “Brimstone Quarries, 15th Au- | fc! the 4378, but otherwise unchanzed. State | meet at the department at 10 o'clock to-inorrow day he was given most gratifying assurances of | pleasure to him and those of his friends who | gust, 1881,” is as follows: bonds are inactive. Railroad bonds are ia3 per | morning to arrange details and draw up writ the President’s recuperation, Justice Harlan | Visited him during the evening, He remained| ‘“Comrad Guileau:—My heart swells withemo- | cent lower, the chief decline being in specuiative | ings. called at noon, and remained until th r in his house all day and saw oaly a few gentle-| tion when I witness the persecution you are | issues. The net result of the fluctuations in the =a ——— — bulletin was issned. It did not come ples men. General Arthur is at present in the same | compelled to endure. You did my bidding no- | stock market up to the time we write, when arg Capt. Howgate’y Case. a Se Gt: © | position as he placed himeelf in when the Presi- | bly, and verily you shall have your reward, such | prices are about the lowest. of the | HEARING BEFORE CoMAISSIONER BCNDY—ATL Surgeon's room until 1:15 p.m., and was as fol- | dent was shot. He is readyto go to Washington | only as I am accustomed to bestow upon my | Gay, is a decline of ‘ja per cent from FIXED aT $40,000. lows: at a moment’s notice, but he will not leave ‘this | faithful agents. Should you need anything fur- | yesterday's closing. ‘Tle stocks which have | Colonel William A. Cook has been desig- Official Bulletin—12:30 p.m, city until summoned by the Cabinet. ther so render your present condition more en- | f ent most ee oe pe: xton — Ww 4 nated by the Attorney General to attend The President is suffering some discomfort | The following is from the fourth extra Srar of | durable, I will send seven legions of little black | ern 3 per cent, Missouri Tecate | to the prosecution in the case of Captain this morning from commencing inflammation of | yesterday, issued at 7:45 o'clock p. m: eee Fa eee Te GH An. Walon athe Tera ek root | Blan generar spree ic: the right parotid gland. In other respects his THE FAVORABLE EVENING BULLETIN. Yours until death, when we will have a/| 1%. Denver and Rio Grande 134, Milwaukee and Signal corps. Arrangements were condition is somewhat improved, and especially EXECUTIVE Mansion, Apgust 17,6:30P.m. | happy reunion, Saran.” - Paul 1%, Northern Pacific preferred 1%, | made this morning to have a his stomach is becoming less intolerant. He has| The President's condition fe even etter than| 4 POSTAL CARD FROM GUITEAU’S SISTER, reey Central 13¢, Hannibaland St. Joseph 1j, | hearing before United States asked for and retained several portions of liquid | it was this morning. Therétas been no yomit-| Mrs. F. M. Scoville, in Chicago, was received | iillnois Central and Delaware, Lackawaua and | Bundy this afternoos : 7 r. Jnion P: that are held as nourishment, inch more than he could swallow | ing during the day, and tha enemata continue | yesterday by Warden Crocker. She wrote to | Paciie Mail’ aud Northwest 1" or cont wank! | Howgate, are two ‘vouchers yesterday. The nutritive enemata continue to topexominee. peer Soar ae beet inquire about him, saying that the papers had | Lake Shore has fallen 7. The Elevated stocks | — ae od : roel ui be used with success. e fi ex ice n admi Te e y. Th fe tration of government funds. be with success. At present bis pulse is mouth and not rejected, andsmall quantitles of | $e#8¢d to speak of him. This postal card was | are notably steady. ‘The rates for call loans to | _ Ps - lockers ave 4 to to U.S. | chers was for £350 paid to Miss » 106, temperature 984, resplration 18, water swallowed from time, t tiie excite n0 | Gaunt aid if nus eee oe Bee, HeeeE: | Lond dealers Seat percent. hime incha are Shy [for “services rendered,” thoush the (Signed) nausea. The wound continnes to do well. my sister that I am well, and am praying daily for | to 6 per cent, wi Tow below per cent on any | have been unable to discover for what sevice D. W. Buss, J. K. Barses. At present his pulse is 179;temperature 98.8; the recovery of the President, and that I regret m: collaterals. Prime mercantile paper is 5a per | She was paid this of money. Miss Bur- J. J. Woopwarp. Rov. Reysurn. | Fespiration 18. deed. Don't let her know of the occurnence of | Cent. Till is the young wowan whose maine was Frank H. Hamruron. D. Haves Aoxew, F.H.Hammroy. | this morning, as that ia past, and is of no conse- The Sarkas ee aaa wetter ee ee THE NEW COMPLICATION IN THE PRESIDENT’S D. W. Briss, J. K. Bares, quence.” BALTIMORE, August 18.—VirginiaG'sdeferrea, | €675 paid to a “Miss Massie” fo CASE J.J. Woopwarp, Rosert REYBURN. . ¢.— 15; do. consols, 804; do. second series. 41%: do. | di * she being paid at the announced in the bulletin as the “swellingof the OTT eee enn ase S Ein tetstaen alee thers ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY BLAINE. nue Christian church was the scene of a rather | Pa8t, due coupons, $3; new ten-forties, 33 bid | month. In this case also there is some nystery Parotid gland” causes an anxiety that after! secretary Blaifie reached the city this after- | Femarkable marriage ceremony last night. The BALTIMORE, August 18.—Cotton steady—mid. | a8 to the nature of the service preformed 0 eS a ere may ba @ slight poisoning of! noon on the limited express. In company with | Coutracting parties were Dr. Robert a eee the blood. The parotid gland is the largest of| Mrs. Blaine he called at thi White House at | Of Richmond. and Dero 26.25; do. family, 6.500635; city mills super, 4250 7 lied before U the salivary glands, and is situated on the right | once and remained an hour pr more. He sald | Ray, aren tiie wurch,and the | 5.00; do. extra, 6.000650; do. family, 7.Slat ib, do. Tussdatenes CG tanks, the cameat uae side of the face, between the eye and immedi. | Ne was glad to'zet back; that when he heard of| tride is the aut of Mrs. Power, the, pastors | iu, Brands, Tat Family, (8.00. | tesued for embezziement and th ately in front of the ar. It is the gland which | the Presid te ae ee so renideat ‘ens | Wife. The ceremony the | excited and higher but irregular—soutbern red, | made, through Mr. A. B. Newcombe, by is inflamed when one has the mumps. The swell- | not go bad as he expected te tnd him. Ligal. 38, do. amber, 1 38a. Matthews, of Michigan. The information on ing, according to the bulletin, has only com. OEE ae of the groom, p the party, carry- Ubi sald: September 13 ‘ menced. The night bulletin will probably show | me following dispatch ‘yar sent to London | ing flowers. “After the wedding the couple left Bed Bundy on the 10th instant, and ch to what extent the doctors have been able to ar-| +4 aay, the city on a bridal trip. western mixed, spot and “August. Shyaces sae | the 15th of February, 1879, Howgate did with : —— . rest It. Lowell, Minister: At halfspast four the physt | _Opsectixe 10 TesriMosy 1 A Drvonce Case, | tember, 70saTl: Tare! TA force ‘and arms convert to his own tse 12.000, 12:20 P.M.—THE PRESIDENT STILL. RELISHES HIS | cians report the Presklent as in better condition | In the divoree suit of Charles F. Sawyer against | Martiunds mate sthoe th ene ae cm October isth convert pothole NOURISHMENT. than at any time during the past forty-eight | his wife Mattie J. Sawyer, before Examiner John | 90al 00. Provitent aes $2000 ant foarte ear moa 1888, The President has again taken a small quan-| hours. He has retained a veryemall quantitg of | A; Clarke, Charles Gountise, colored, was called $12,480.12. 2 tity of koumiss and retained it. He relishes] tiquid food on his stomach, Hope 1s 80 Sur otjectan to iis testimony, elatmane teen nes apAt ® few minutes past 2 o'clock Deputy Mar- ean capes and sre for eae He has | revived. Braise, Secretary. court was entitled tor ‘see the s manner ee ee “herd Rigs bug en of Bev imes ing the an exami seed y's office. - DR. BOYNTON SAYS THE PRESENT IS BETTER. e fad morning. At present there are no indications Dr. Boynton said at 6 o'clock that the Presi- Fe ak ae cied ty nasens 5 dent was better. He would na say much better, ‘UP TO 1:45 O'CLOCK but he was a different man from what he was 36 none of the attending physicians showed them- | hours “The food inections not only i 4 it a Be ES said by medical men, however, that the inflam. | Boynton, “and though he fenot ut of the woods, ag eB of septasemia, a mild form of pyemia or blood Pred aeae of about two degrees, “¥ poisoning. In favor of the President, however, but i the stomach, fs eee of the mon, | said, was hi 5 i. Goes to the clas neta te tho Great Bear. of the parotid gland or septasemia fs an indiea- | #41), wa ogre! Tapldly; to tion that the blood poisioning is away. feos a It's apprehended that a bol Or abscess will te | Weeks: and there wasno would give 1868, the indorsement on the checks being fraud- ——+ee—_____ Tue MURDER OF JENNIE CRAMER.—The jury | of inquest in the Jennie Cramercaserefase to di- yulge the purport of the Douglass confession. Itis now known that the jury consider her state- to be of vital importance, settling the case against the Malleys, the murder, and that it West Haven, and that the body was brought to {the shore. The inquest will be resumed at two showing the motive of | 10minutes ago, he said, in response ques- was not committed in : oa ot ny Kixe Kanaxava has started from Paris for way of Bordeaux. He will and return to before the end of Ai le will visit Liver pool on the 13th of rember. The American Association ef Science met in Music {dav 90 deleoates hein for the Promotion |.ceeded on his way to luncheon. Hall, Cinoinpati, yester- any lore trouble. formed by the inflammation. It is said the indi- " cations of the inflammation were not manifest A MESSAGE FROM QUARS VICTORIA. before Dr. Agnew left here this morning. His| The following dispatch was received to-day intention when leaving, however, was to return | by Mrs. Garfield from Nictoria to-morrow night. «dikveusr 17, 1881. 2 P-M—DR. HAMILTON SAYS THE INFLAMED| Iam most anxions to knowdow the President GLAND IS NOT A SERIOUS MATTER. is to-da: , and to express mysleep sympathy with legs ‘*" Tue QUEEN. GARFIELD/si REPLY. tions of a representative of the press, that he| Totheabove Mrs. Garfieldgent the following could not conventently explain the cause of the Pi inflammation of the parotid gland at this time, but he said it was perfectly proper to state thag it was not an indication of any serious compik cation; was not an unusual occurrence in such eases, and that it caused no alarm whatever to ‘the attending surgeons. ‘The doctor then pro- te i lt E As Dr. Hamilton was leaving the White House i 2:45 P.M.—DR. BLISS AGRERS WITH DR. HAMILTON