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Wednesday, July 0,
so PAY! N0 PAPER 2!
L From the .‘i‘ifl'llk Gazette?
Obitulry.
“What sorrows conic they conic not linglc tplw,
Bill in buttaliont."
On Saturday. amid the whole nation‘s
ozony of ”mpg-mic. and while each indi-
Vidu‘l soul sat in the shadow of n drcailcd
personal bereavement by reason of the
terrible tritgcdy at Washington. came the
startling announcement of the sudden
death of the bridcwifc If Mr. Richard
Golden. of thc Senti'ncl. For be it from
its to invade thc sanctities of it sorrow so
Ridden and overwhelming. Such ii crush-
ing bemvcnmnt is too dccpnnd too sacral
for my huniiin sympathy to solucc. May
He who ducth all things well dispcl the
gloom of this dark hour and comfort and
main our stricken .\ fcw
months ago wc chroniclcd thc nuptials of
the happily Tmluy tho
bright sun of lllv Jiiyolls husband‘s happy
life has got in tho ilnrkncss of ilcspiiir.
While tho radiant spirit of his bridc has
brothcr.
wuldcd pair.
flown to Miliiiscclcstiiil. Wu had known
of Mrs. iluldcu from licr curlicst childhood
Wc iiict
her hot its a gnubmtmg who-ii girl. and
though swung hi-r but rarely.
worn attmctnl by nor gciitlcncss of Niallv
iwrs and iiiiictiiilc and dignity of tlt‘llll‘illl‘
or. and by that. rzirc ilcliciicy of unto and
acuac of propriety no surcly itidiciitivu of
thoughtful scholitnhip. Sho was tbc only
daughter of William R. Im‘kivuod. Esq .
and most naturally was tho conicr of a
fond fnthcr‘a Sim
graduntmlat the Fort Eilwiinl lnsiiiuic.
N. Y.
unruly shc is said to how ““1““ tn :1
idolixml afflictions.
By tho-in who know but moot iiiti-
INN)“ and 3““"3 “"‘"‘.‘.;iiiiiiul. l‘wsewsini:
“mill-:A’L‘u linicuta and inexhaustible ul-
llci‘ purcst and tondcrcst low
Minx \\‘i~.l
.u' factions.
was lnx ishiugly upon tho
husband now. oh. no tcri‘ilily lierciivisl.
while but syiiipnthiu-s wont m‘tll‘hillsly out
to all. llcr ilcnlh was uncxprctml :lllil
startling in its siiililciiiicxs. and ionic ll\.\ll
moat dcuths. ill). iiuprvssixv ltiltllwlllllflll ul‘
.\il
Tho Lo. iizglx‘
tho lal‘t‘Vll} .in.l illtittt’lailtl} of him
lb.”
laud ziwziy :tlbl in 1‘ “run lwilvniwl with
was mortal a! llt‘l‘ \\ all
row. but llt‘l‘ iiicmuy \\‘lll on i‘licn‘l‘iml
a“ it in is! prw‘miis logic} in tiw bouts of
Ill Whn know hrr. ill} may ilm ilcui‘ Lord
pour tho all «if l.l\ =ll\ mo i‘~iiisul.itiuii lllld
lllt‘ licitl‘ls cil‘ :lll lils lN‘l“‘lt\i‘il Mitts \\l\‘i
mourn iii-«lay and rvl‘uso to be coiiifortwl,
l L.‘ ..l
l’mn'ti 1.“ l“~
it go“[. it: .xu’ Z.‘
n.9,! m um I- Via
X‘u. “vim \ .i’ it . nul‘ '\\v ‘ l)“1."..
\‘i .‘u um “n m .lnil - (h: s mourn in? is
www-u- ——
\ C‘iiril.
\\'c ilcsirv to publicly :.« kn. \\ lmlgo our
apprw‘mzmii ul' lhv many Liiivliicsscs
show u our lib! \\ lb: and lluiigiitcr in licr
lust iiiuoss. .illxl tho ~\\pi‘cssiniis of sorrow
bct‘niisr of lit‘l' ilt'ltlli. :iiail s) .nputiiy w ill:
its in our lit‘l‘l‘dvcltii‘lil‘. but l:t‘i;\t.i=(c ls
inadequatc m l-xpro-s thi- ft clings ni‘ our
liciirts. “‘c can only rcturn our thanks
to you till. and iissurc you lllilf. ihcy will
chr b» rt‘tllt‘llllit‘l’l‘tl with u dccp :ipprw
cintioii. and that wc shiill mcr pray that
you nor yours will ho sit siblilcnly :iul llll‘
cxtuxlcilly tiikcii :iwiiy. .‘llbl that \vlicii
sormw and gricf docs conic you may llLUt‘
the sniuc consolation llllll your a} iiipliiliy
has brought us.
ll. ll. lluiliiix.
\V. ll. I.‘|\'K\Vlklb‘
.\ \‘i'l'iilbl iiiiic in tho history of this
country tlic ii.itiuii's cliicl' iiingisti‘uic has
boon shot down by :i cowardly l’lllll‘lli
The uttcr “‘zlllliilllit‘nri of Illc assault. and
tho coniplctv alisoiicc of any lllLlllYt‘ that
ordinarily lcziils to atrocious criiiics would
seem to lliillt'llh‘ that tho pa '; ‘trutor of
this tcrriblc «icy-d hicks that "sound incin—
cry and discrction" which thc law looks
ferns an clcmcnt of the crime which it
defines as murder. Yet if dcliboriitc pro-
paration. potion: lying in wait and ciiie~
ful biisinoswliko cxccutiou of ii dciidly
purpose are suilicicnt to outweigh the
presumption arising from an apparent
mt of motive. thcn Guitcnu runs niorc
risk of death on thcscafluld than of incur-
ceration in a mad-house. .\ not inipmbii~
ble theory of the crime is that thc assassin
utterly weary of his own disappointcd
und unprofitable cxistcncl‘. had decided
upon suicide. and then. with a pcrvcrsc
depravity which human naturc is. «his.
too often capable of. dell‘ful'ifli‘ll to ruin-
gin with the destruction of his own vul.
pr life that of the most conspicuous man
of a continent.
Though this ru‘lllcss and abandoned wt~
tempt on the life of :i grout mun. coon-s
before the people when the memory of
the violent fccling and speech of a licntcd
camp-13K" ii still fivsh. mid whilc st fiwrcc
content in which the Pi‘csident hub a
“mug personal interest is still waging
within his own party. yet Illl‘ thoudit of
the bravo. strong. ablc. and kindly man
filling to the earth in utter hclplwsnecs
under the brutal “tack of a maniac or u
Send. in the one touch at name that:
met the whole world kin. The mxiety
and grief of today fills all hearts. Ro-
pnblican Mid Ileuiucnt. Stalwart mil
Hull-Breed have n common tort-ow. The
Minn not! that has hurried certain ad‘
ministration journals to the point of giv-
ing utterance to : suspicion of complicity
bow-eon Guinean. Arthur and Cunkling
moot b. too sevenly condemned. A:
yct then in nothing but the intent infer
one: from fict- uttcrly unconnected with
AWN itself wd its perpetrator to
me a n foundntion for such mspiciun.
I! twpincy of that more wtually
«Badman indwl our country is not
much in odvanoe or Turkey; and to cart
not guru Ind unfounded ”caution”
Mmuuduthmgh thaws-isolate!
What: better thinly-kids. For
th. mt than iii nothing Ink-but wait
with rennin bop-lulu. for u happy
width-tenant wmlim “a
nun do would about him whether h.
in or die.’
a:
Wyn—um “by. July 4th.
“ My you; tro- th W o!
a. m of 1% Julia
jun-ammonium“
tumultuous hunting at th-
alamus-unusual ”‘50
5—.“
AND PROSPECTIVE OF
OUR CITY.
it is'with no little pride that in permu-
bulating our streets. we notice the many
And substantial improvements made in
our city within the last ten years. It is
not an unusual thing for those who have
been absent for our great length of time
to cxclnim on their return that so many
new buildings and improvctiicnts have
taken place of many of the old land~
marks that they hardly rccognizc the
place.
To persons who liavc becn long itbscnt.
th‘cuc things on» very much more notice-
able than to those whose msidcncc has
bccn continuous. Yet to this last chum of
persons it is oftcn n subject of remark and
sometimcs wonderment when they stop to
think and to look around ihcin and see the
many rcccnt vuciiiit lots now covcrcil mid
adorned by neat and comfortablc dwclb
lugs and substantial places of biisinvem.
Thc enquiry from an observation of
this kind would naturally suggest itself.
iirc thvsc improvements the outgrowth of
thc thrift of the place? Docs tho busincss
and prosperity of the city \vurrnnt it?
“'c unhcsitntingly unswcr this qiwstiou
in tho iill‘irmntivc. and cvcn an fiirthcr
and say that thc wonilcr is Unit with our
dclightfiil and picturcmpic situation. overs
looking its it duos Long Island Sound. lit“
ing at tho bond of navigation for vcxwls
of lcn and clcvcn fcct draught. with mm
of tho host and licst iniinnucd railroads iii
the countrv ivissiiig through our city. and
bringing us within an hour in time to thc
grvut iiictropolis of this contiiiont. \vo
again say. ibc wonder is that with those
natural and uriilicinl .ndviititiigm our city
is not d-uiblo. or ti‘cblc its present propon
lions.
\\'cshnll not stop to enquiro why. in
our opinion. lhc growth of tho city bus
not bccii cquul to our nilvaniagco. but cun-
icnt ullhu‘lVi‘s \"llll being thankful for
priwnt gains. and continuing in llic futuri-
its \vo haw ninicd to do sinco our coming
to this pliicc. in the cndcuvor. tbmugh
our joni‘mil. to pmniutc in cvcry llitjmr.
nblc \viiy. zilliiuiluvcry lllflVt‘llytfig m“; w0
Ct‘lli‘t‘th‘ I0 ll‘ {Hi-Ill? lk‘xl ““9an and
“‘i\;‘:‘if‘t‘lllt‘lll of tho city.
To niniiiifuctnn‘cs and in Ulllrl‘ busiiioss
men. looking for ll piano in lvwaitu lllcil‘
fiii‘torics u!" shops. within n convciiioiit
distaiiicc to .\iiicricil‘s grciit cniiiiiicrcml
mart. “‘0 con ntl'cr llk‘ nalvziiitutw of daily
cmiiinuiiicutioii by simim tuliscli-gi‘i' ltlbl
frvight boots in llli‘ wry lmvosi mics. \llbl
llic stopping dziily of ll1\\\;il’\ls ivl' l‘uily
ii‘;ii:~.~. thy H l‘. n!
PRESENT
pisschgri nu \\ l\ . r
\\'c\t.
fivigllt trams. and for \l-x-ixv‘iic .ml :1
torv purpusus. :i lsuintiiul mimic .4‘ ;...\
ll"
fund it lmlrmiiic \\'.itcr.
l For th=m= \\ ha .uv hulking tar plcixiini
\\t‘
:Ulil convciiivni sitcs for t‘i“)vli‘l‘.i‘-‘s.
ixiii iii :tilillllr‘ll to tho l‘ui'cguiii; mill-r
ho ilty lm‘uh ~ll. illlil chn «l
i‘llllill‘t‘llt‘\i‘t‘llt‘l\l schools. lmlhpulilac .uul
lithdli‘. with A full cuiiiplmiii in! wi'. lmich
s ii‘ii‘lli‘\ to lmik {illcr llicii‘ i‘cligiulis Ill“).-
ll
llirwr \\‘slli
lug. gtkkl I‘\\_|il'n, slv-llglllllll illl\i*\‘
\wmciil llilllint‘ \\ huro bathing. iisluiu; allil
lkk‘lllllg iniii lw ciiymvinl lu ll‘xt‘ f‘llli‘\l r\-
i \lt‘lll
In Busing tho :‘Qlllllnglii‘ ui‘ $lil\'.llllltgi“.
\\lilt‘l\ buy lw il-‘l‘l\i‘=l by .i lmultui
among us. it \ivnil-l suwm pi pii lit to tv
suy, timl Hlll‘ iiini‘kct‘ ml ‘2 ‘11“. mm
cqinl in tho ill'lllJllIl i-l ills :n -~l insulin
mu l.l\Yv‘. ;iii l lll ”.l' 4 i = ix .il“ lill .uximl
.ii humuiulxlc l.ilv‘~.
l.:i~l. l-lll l\iil l‘.i\l. wit Jim is :ilv' k: pi
lll r\rnllci. v‘nl‘nlillwll. .iml In: ~.;i m1
‘i'lt null.» :\l“‘ Lippi!) «..;n .n; pl i-‘v‘ i» 'l.i.:
llliil i‘:\lli‘l=‘li‘. TH lEu' lvvili‘giill‘. ; .l liiii) l\l‘
midi-d. [but our i .1}. ii .-
ili‘lll. l‘X-‘t 1i? Mlll‘ lvlll‘lml “lili 1 ill‘- 3.
tlitiiiks to tho c ircl'iil :tlbl
llldllugi‘llli‘lil Hf lilll‘ i‘illiiiiilsslxilli‘! s. is lli\\\'
paying from its rciits ilii- minim! iriti-ri sl
Oil lltc luitzils.
\\'ill tlic cumin-g lli'idll!‘ illilill'Jlt‘ tho
p.isl " Timc i‘llll only who llils .pimthm‘
is xiiillc li'uiii
\'\lll- ll
I‘i‘lilll'lllli'Jl
of living put down us fulsc proplicts. lll
prmlicting that tho city of S iiitli Norwnlk
A. ll. Wilt! will liiivc doiiblcil iispnpulntiuii
grand liit of tiixublc lil‘npvi‘f)‘.
Midsiiiiiiiicr is iipsui us. ‘l‘lic lull: in t
days siicccml c.;i’l\ «illlt‘l \\ llli ilw lllllll- i-
.\
in kicpmg
Tlic l'li‘ll iiiiiii builds llilll :\ coilugc
by llic scli nnil swcuts on llix' puicii iii lllt‘
from July 3th to Sipli~i..i-. r isl. iizi-
lion's ingriziiily
Ciliil‘
is (lt'Vl‘xt‘Kl
liui lil‘l‘t‘lt‘ that sivccps tlic binning shill.
Tlic poor 1min. with wisdom born of lit“
cessity. stays tit liuiiic. wards oil the sun‘s
ficrcc strokes with his cotton umbrella and
coolly rcllccts that :ituny onc moment It is
nm‘i-r iiiiy hotter than it actually is. Th0
man who ticvcr has iuiytliing to do. docs it
industriuusly :ill tliniiigli tho but \vi-uilicr;
whilc the man who is ulwuys busy occu-
pica himself in ii vain switch for sonic one
to do busin. .‘s with. All propu‘ly coii~
stitutcd pvh‘uns. who' occupy the menu
hetwecn tho two last mentioucd. niuke
pleasure tho busincss of tho hour. Tlicii‘s
is the shady gi‘ccn. the Si‘llllillllg z-cn. the
mountain lakc. the binsiiig soilii‘s briwf rc-
licf. tlic lungcr. cooler swccliicss of the
frczvn cream. and all thc suit dolight that
flows in summer lcisurc‘s genilu strciiui.
Only the poor editor sits in the terribly
familiar sanctum and drivcs iiwciiry quill,
while the not of the world fzi'is iisi if.
sips iccs and thinks of nothing.
The dreary balloting for lllk‘ succcssor
of L‘onkling and Plat: goes on at Albany
with a twniistcnt obetiiiiicy which might
be worthy of grant commendation in a
worthicr matter. The most striking event
since our last issue has been the with-
drawal of Flatt whose supportcrs are
now voting for Richard Crowley. This
change. however, throws no light on the
issue of the contest. as Crowley has thus
far succcedal in getting no more voice
than Flatt. However hopeless the case of
thc stalwarts they have hung on with in.
definite longinz for success which has
likcncd unto the expectation of being
an unit by lightning. It may be that the
bolt has now really descended . In 0826
Guitoau‘s bullet proves foul. Conkling
will agnin be as nearly piecident us he
was during Gmt’ii time, om more
federal plumage will be his to distribute.
If, u is probnbly true. his lack of power
since his resignation has been due to the
not or (adorn! patronage. that source of
wattle-I will cease to oxist as won its
Arthur becomes Pmideut. Though Coal:-
lingb tiny to u now «billet will be easy
enough. iticyotpmbnbletlat his proud
uturowill prefer one new!» trout
New York state to halt n donut cabin“
appointments and thlt tho stalwart: will
yet nah the new stream atom to
return him to Com
Tho‘t'tlcboynxohonto for their war
mrnationinhlgbuplrih. The hue-
hlltoummntamthooolhac nine.
outdvith‘l’nkltyln‘nmtof via
mmmumumor five uln-
utcnllqu. AthwlaudonYahualn
Whmwudldh‘r «abut
mm m W at
“Quota-Mm no”
Nlmmquhmfig
“madman-um
\\'lll\ :i liliiitiil’lb‘lllls‘ iniiiilni‘ Ni V
:iill In ';
tliosc of up :l'liltlitlii‘ luiii (l s llt‘ .lHVl cw - '
but from Will“ lids lllkt‘ll lili’u‘l‘. :illil “lazit -
is going on :ll‘iilll‘sil iis. \vo limo tin fvzim‘
and nddcil :i hulf—iiiillioii of dollui‘s to its ‘
tllliillildi‘l‘i ut' i'\t‘lllrllllli\‘ llllll pici..:is»
crcwtothe last (10ng of eflort. The
races which had previously taken place
between the Harvard and Columbia Uni-
versity and Freshman crews resulted in
each case in favor of Harvard.
During the past week the college coni~
nieuocment exercises have occupied a. good
deal of public attention. At Harvard and
Yulc tiic attendance was unusually great
and the proceedings of marked interest.
At the former institution as many as‘flf—
tccn hundred alumni sat down to dinner
in the great dining-room of Memorial Hull
and listcncd to riftcr dinncr speeches by
(loorga \V‘illiiim Curta. I’rcsidont Eliot
Dr. A. P. Peabody. Tlicodore Lyman. and
other colcbriiics. Tho fczituril of i 2‘ oc~
casion was a. response from a littlc 4.1 mun
who gmditiitcd in 1881. and who b ' uovcr
rctiirnl-il to his Mimi Minor bi-f . (‘Olll‘
itig to colvhrate his somiavcntcnc :l. 110
hiid never made a speech in his ll t'u bcl'urc.
he said. but he wont on. siiccccdcd in
making It niorc than good speccb. and
cullcd forth it perfcct storm of iippluuac.
In fuct lic aliuwcd vcry conclusively that.
ho twsscsacil it natural gift of unitary which
ho had lived ovor seventy yours without
discovcring. At \‘iilc ii strong mid intcrciit-
ing nildrcsil by Sciintoi‘ Hour to tho gradu-
ation of lllt‘ Law School ndilcd to tho ordi—
niiry iiiicrcst of tho cumiiicnccincnt. At
\\'illiunis l‘ollcgc thc sorrowful iihscuoo of
Ullt‘ invitcd giicst loft thc iliiy joylcss and
tho cxcrcincs without spirit.
m
.\ \‘t‘l'_\‘ striking. itilcn‘sting iinil
cliiirnctcristic oi‘iilioli \viis ilclivcrcil lust
\vcck by \\'onch Phillips. bcl‘iu‘c tho l‘hi
lictii Kappa Sucicty iii its iiiiniiiil iiicctiiig
iill‘.iiiiliri«l=,:c. 'l‘lic old born iiovor
board or sci-ii tu lmitcr nil ‘lllllll';\‘ ilui'i oii
lliN occasion. \\‘llt‘ll lic siiiiiiiiwl up all tlic
tcncts of his most libcrul crowl. llflil \\‘llll'
on! soflcuing ii siiiulc nluulc of tho occisi~
oiuilly \‘liIli‘lll coloring or rciluciug Hlll‘ilf‘~
givc of tho most lllt‘lllti‘lng f~.;_.;’li‘.»l llll‘\‘\\‘
”W “'hill“ l‘m‘m" lull in tho hum of ii. fur
llu- most part. liostlo llllilli‘lif‘i‘. 'l‘hoiiuh
osiciisibly tin zillilivss on .\li\I‘l‘l\‘.\ll Ill
iiculiuii. his iliscouiso lcl‘l uuiucntioiioil
not oiic of the popular ngitiimm \\lil\‘ll
ll.l\'\‘ found in tho gnsut omiur u pus! or
proscut champion. .\litilllli|lil>~:ll. iiccouc
p‘iniml with ;\ ii‘fcrcnc ~ to .l xliii lliym n Ni
ii gl‘cnicr Washington. Woman Huilcrugc.
'l‘cnilu‘rniicc laiglxllllblll. thc li'isli l‘mirsc.
llllil Nihilisiii. \vct‘c ilcl‘ciiilcd llllil ll\l\\\i'i|l‘
3 cd With no clispioiicv that aim isi lod imi-
sun clpiiua 'l‘hc npi‘lllli‘bs .iiitipiiby tn
lll!‘ phlquicnt that his coiilciiipui.ii‘ics ill‘t‘
'liiiiiinliiii in; upon him i‘oiiiiil amusing c\
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\\.i\ hump «l by llic lun-i‘ iclogriiiii ibnt
l‘l-'\l l. :.t (Luliclll llilll lu'i‘ll shut \Vlllli‘ iii
iiw ll"l“'l .il llic llilliinui‘c llllil \\'.isliiiip
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.iit’ .iii .‘i-slcwi'i.
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lcri ll llic «lcpul toil-lib 1‘. Tiny liiiil crosmul
tho ludics‘ rccrpii :ii room. llllil \vcrc just
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llllil l‘nlniiiiic sillc \vln ll liiiiicnii stcppcd
up i'.iilici‘ lii'lllllil ihc l'rrsiifliit llllll lircil
luillcl niily guilt-«l his :Il‘lil. tlic
ili lllt‘ l‘cgluli inf
llic liv. l’ .imi Lilliicys. vl‘iic l‘l‘l‘§l\ll‘lll l'i-ll.
l‘l:c .‘i~\l\"l!l iiitcnipiml in run. but
‘ cupliiri ll. llc bcggml in be inkcti in jail.
iiiiil slimy t‘ll gi‘i'iit ft‘lll‘ Hf living lylii‘licil.
l! :ippcurs that llt‘ llllll lmcii in lllt‘ in! lllll“
in;' tlic “‘t‘t‘li null \‘hllllllll‘il n' llh‘ pur-
tioiis. llc bud also ciiuiigcil u liiickiiiiiii
to drivc him to ilic coiigi'cssioiiul conic—
tci‘y. This is now siippo:.cd to linvo liccii
an :ii‘riiiigciiiciil in be‘ l'.l{I‘ll iicur llic ~iziil
so that llt‘ coiibl dclivcr llllll vlf up. His
prcpiirutuuis l\l'i‘ lll'i‘l‘llll‘\l :is strong proof
that tlic mini is not ci‘nzcy. llc Wits tiikcn
to tho policc motion. The l‘n siilcnt \viiu
curricd to tho ilircctoi‘s' room. A partial
nxuniiiintioii of his wounds sh'nnvcil iliciii
ol‘n scvcrc iilid dangerous cliiirnclcr. A
police mnbuluiicc \viis aciit for and he
was put in it and driven it! it l‘lllllil piicc
to tho \Vliitc-Jlousls. tho idca thcii bciiig
tlizit lwcmild livc but ii short tiliic. Tlic pi‘cs
idcntiul party for thc momciit could not lm
coiiviiiccd that thc rcport of the shooting
brought to tlicui \viis tiuc. but in ii fow
iiioiiicuis they nil fullowml to the \Vliilc
llmisc. Most of lllL‘ pruuiiuciit iii‘iiiy and
civil surgeons and physicians of the city
were soon gathered. The President ml.
lied shortly. Tho signs of paralysis dis.
appciirvd. His pulse becnmcquitc natural.
He was cool. calm and Collected. and all
were greatly cncoiimged. Soon after noon
tlic symptoms grow worse. alarming evl~
dcnces became marked. and every hour
the case grew worse. By tlircc o'clock the
surgeon general and other prominent our.
geona in atwnilziiicn lost hopes. At four
it was not believed that he would live
more than three or four hours. The
thought of meeting Mrs. Giirlivld seemed
to nerve the I‘rcsiilcnt gl‘t‘fill)‘. She ar-
rived shortly before seven. and was left
alone with thc President for quite 2i time.
A! right it land been determined that thc
bull bud pcuctrntcd the liver and internal
bleeding was such that it was not belinved
ho could live more than two hours. Up
to eight he was conscious and talked
culmly of his condition.
Secretory Lincoln. who with his wife
and little daughtcr. remained in constant
attendance at the White House from the
time thc President arrived. seemed to feel
the blow mum deeply pcrbapa than any
one except Mr. Rhine, and the memories
oftbat terrible ukht sixteen years ago
when his father In: illuminated. were
evidently upper-mm in hit mind. and be
"ten“! to it novel-d timer. “ My God.“
he exclaimed when the news was brought
outtrOutthe doctors that the case was
well nigh hopeless. “how tinny hours (it
narrow but I passed in this town.“ Posts
Menard June-ii bun intense-ad and
aid tollr. Uncoln. “Do you remember
how other: General w him to
mania-during the put M? t”
“YQI.”WHL Hitachi. “all .3 if an
antmmwlumfian
mmmm at M
l\\ lt‘t‘: l‘l ~‘
l‘llll l‘ drill in llic Luck
“(ii
luau-arm
Pmident on the In. “I never saw him
so light hearted as on yesterday afternoon.
We had it long .cabiuet session and the
President was the life of the meeting. He
interspersed the proceedings with anec-
dotes and jokes. Be especially referred to
the convalesccncc of Mrs. Garfield and the
anticipated pleasure of his visit to his old
Alma Mater". the meeting with his old
schoolmates and his trip to New Eng,-
land.
About 8 o'clock his son James could not
contain his pent up grief any longer and
broke out into subs. His father sadly said:
“Jimmy. my son. hope for the best." or
all the cabinet. Secretary Blaine was to all
outward appearances the most distressed.
lie was very pale and evidently was mak-
ing a strong elfort to keep up his strength.
\Vlicii Mrs. (larfluld nlightcd from her
carriage, wccping. followed by her dauglb
lcr, Mr. Bluino broke completely down and
wept for several momenta.
Mrs. (litrllold was escorted by her 8011
Jiimcs up the stairs. the boy. ii lad of 13.
holding her tightly by the waist and con-
stantly whiapcring words of comfort in
her our. Upon entering the apartment
ovcr which the ahnilow of doiitli was be-
ginning to hovcr in bold outlines. iill prcs-
out ailcutly rctircd, and tho autl‘criug l’riisl-
dent and his wifo wcro loft. iilunc. This
was at pi‘cciacly ten minutes of scvcii.
'l‘lioy rcmuiucd togcthor for liftccn miti-
iltcs. At tho cud of that time tho doctors
wore again admitted. Tlicy found tho
l‘roaidont pcrfcctly ciilni.hiit much weaker.
his pubic bclug 116. “and them is no liopn
for him.“ said Dr. Bliss. “ '10 will not
probably livc thrcc hours. and may die in
half nu hour.“ Tho bullet has pint-coil tho
livci‘. iuiil ii‘s ii futiil wound. iiiid t‘uluiicl
l‘urliin. who cuiiiu up with tho I‘i'cnlilciil
u low iiiouioiils nflcr ho was shot. S‘llil ho
rogiuylml his wound iis niortiil from tho
iiiuuicut ho lniil his nyoa on him whim no
3:in on tho ilnor at tho dcpol. “I llll\'t‘ soon
to i iiiniiy mun «lio on tho battle liclil not
know dontli‘s iiiiirk. In my opinion ho
was virtually n ill‘llll niuu from tho iiiu~
iiicnl lli‘ was shut.”
Tilt: sssissix.
Tho ussussin‘s iiiuuc is l‘luu‘lcalluilciiu.
\\'licn nrrcutwl ho said: “1 lllll it and mint
in lic urrcslwl. l mu 2i siulwiirl llllll .\r~
llilll‘ is [\l‘tk'llili‘lll now. I burn ii lollcr Iicrc
tluii I want you to givo llcncriil Shoriiinn.
It will cxplniii moryihing. 'l‘ukc nut to
llii‘ liiilli‘U H‘ll‘ll‘ll.“
llo bus u sniiily coiiiplcxioii and is slight
\\‘y‘l;.fl|lllj.( not libil‘i‘ than 123 pounds. llc
\vmrs ll lllll‘illli‘llc lllhl linsliglit chin whiz»
kors iiihl his siiiikcii chccks iiiiil cycs. l‘nr
illhll‘l from \‘(li‘ll ntlicr. givo liiiii ii billion.
in us lllt‘ utliciul ilcscribml him. it “ll-«my “
ll iiiiy lli‘ worthy of llillt‘ to
\lvl!“ tli.il sullti‘ tumor throw \Vt‘t‘k\ {mu
liillli‘;\\l “out in tho jail for tho purposo
nl \ mum; ll. but was iyit‘iisi-il ilillllllllllti‘t‘
on llii‘ ground ili.ii II was not " \ isiior‘s“
\luy llc iii ihut Iiiii.~ llli‘llllillii‘il his iiiiiuo
ll‘i lililli‘llll null Mill ho \‘Jllli‘ from i ‘liiciign.
\\’hi=i\ lil' iiirlil in ‘1 ill ho \\ll\‘ llilltlllll‘il by
llti‘ Ullli‘i‘l‘ \\ ho bud pi‘m Iiiiisly ivl'iisod in
mliuil llllll null u iiiiiliiul rccuuiiitinii took
plucc. \illtll‘llll sny iiiu‘. “you uni llic iiuili
\\ liu would not lol inc 5.:u through lllt‘ ~mil
sumo llllli‘ iii: i." 'l‘ho only Ullu‘l‘ i'ciiiiii‘k
hc innilc lirloi‘c bring pllicwl in ii ccll \viis
tluil lii‘lli‘l‘.\l Slicriiiun \“illllll iirrivo iii lllt‘
Jail sumo. 'l‘lic two jailnrs who lll‘t‘ now
guarding his ci-ll slulc llllll llioy liiivo
socii llllll :iroiiml tho Jail smcrnl linics ro~
ccuily. .‘Illil iliut on mic occasion lio iip-
\il‘.‘\li‘il to ho iinllcr lllt‘ iiilliiciicc «if liquor.
(mono of his \ isiis siilmuiiiciil lo lhc Iii‘sl
uni‘ Illl‘llllulll‘il. tlimo utlicci‘s suy that ho
succcwlml Ill touching; ilio i‘utuiiilu of thc
lillllillllg wlwrv ho was iioiicml i‘hlllllllllllu
:ippmii‘ iiico
tliomuiil'ohl from which llll‘ llll'lll inur—
ilcrci‘s \Yi‘l‘i‘ liziiigikl.
'l‘iio l'iiiluwuig li‘lli‘l' \\:ts‘ lnkon fun-u
llli‘ pi‘isuiior‘s puckot m inc poucc llt‘ltll~
illllilll‘l‘fi :
July ‘3. NM.
'l‘n llli‘ Whilu llniisc ~-'l‘hc l‘rcniiliiiit's
iriiuic ili‘lllll nus :i Nlil lli‘i‘t'r‘sll)‘. but it
\\'lll lllllli‘ lllI‘ lli‘lllllilll'llll pziily llllll sn\c
tho i’cpublic. Lifc is ii flimsy \ll‘l‘lllll lillil
ll “mum‘s liiiln \vlu-n mic cows. .\ liuniiui
No is of smull \uluc. During the war
iliuiisuuils ul l|l'll\ c boys wont down with—
out ll lcur. l pi'csiiiiic llli‘ l‘icsiilcut \\’n~
iii'lirisiiuiiuinl that ho will bu liiippii-r
in piii'uilisc lllllll licrc. It will be no
wlursc for Mrs. (illl‘llt‘lil. llt‘lll‘ soul. lo
pziil with llt‘l‘ liusluuiil ibis \vuy lliiin liy ii
ii:.iiir.il lli‘illll. llc lri llllllll‘ to no lll iiiiy
liincuiiywuy. lliiid no ill»\\‘ill tnwiii‘ils
ilin I‘m-submit. His ilcuili was it politiciil
iii-cusity. llllll ii lziivyci‘. ii lliciiluxmli.
:iml ll linillll‘lflll. Iain M sinlwnrt of thc
r-l.il\\.'i is. l \vus. \\ Illl chcrnl (lriint iilhl
tho rut of our own lll Nciv York iliirini.v
Ibo cuiivaiss. l llll\l‘ pupcrs for tho pi‘i *5
nliicli l :xl'llll lcmc \viili Ilvi‘im Atldl‘cwn
and his t‘ii"i\|lll‘llillln‘l\ (ll 1!;‘0 Now York
iivci lic. thl‘c :ill llll‘ rcpoi‘tcrs cim ncc
ilicui. luiii your; to jiiil.
i‘iiliiiis (ll ITEAI'.
'l‘lic pupcru rcfc .‘cd to hurt) not yet bt‘t‘ll
uivcu out for publication. Byron Air
ilrcws. who is tlic \Viisliiiigton curi‘cs-
piiiiilciil of tlic l‘hi ‘iigii I"h‘l‘~f.)(‘l'flll. says
that \"lllll‘ ii is into ii piickitgc 0f pnpcrs
am in tlic iniiids of llll‘ police llut‘tlllllli\n~
icil by ii uoic llllill‘t“.\i‘ll lo liiiusvlf. “An-
ili‘civs." lli‘ hiis nu pcrsoiuil ncqiinintnncc
\vitli (liiiiciiii ninl ncvci‘ llt‘lll‘il of his ex
islcncc until this morning. From what
llt' bus guthcrcil from tho police. Andrews
bclicvcs iliiit (luiicnu‘s homo is in Frcc-
port.‘lll. Thu following lcltcr was found
on ilicstrcct shortly iiftcr Guitcnu‘a iir~
rust. The t‘ll\'t‘lllpt‘. unsciilcd. was ad-
drcsscil :——“l’lc.’isc dolivcr at once to (ion.
Sherman or his first assistant in chnrgc of
tlic \Viir Ucpiirlincnt“ :—
To (lcnorul Sliorniiiti :——
I llltVt) just shut the President. I shot
him scvcrnl times 331 wished him to go
as easily as possible. His death was a
litical ncccxsity. I tun ii lawyer. thee 0-
giiui and politician. I am it stalwart of
the stalwarts. I was with General Grant
lllld thercst of our men in New York
(luring: thc canvass. Iain going to the
jail. Pleaso order out your troops and
take possessiiou of the Jail at once.
Very respectfully. CHARLES Gvi'tuu.
On moshing the above. Gen. Shot-man
gave it the following endorsement :——-
thnoumrnns or Tun ARMY, [
\VASE 'r‘n. D. 0.. Julv B. 11:35 a. m. i
This letter ‘ . wan handed to me
this minute. by Major W’illiam J. 'I‘ivening
United States Engineer. commissioner
ofvthe District of Columbia, and Major
William 0. Brock, Chief of Police. 1
don‘t know the writer. never heard of or
saw him to my knowledge. and hereby
return it to the keeping of the above
ruined parties in the case.
' W. T. Shannan.
As soon an it was known thtt the would
be 388m ‘u'was a Chicago mandnquirics
at once began as'to his antecedents and
busiuem. At first it was supposed that
Guitcau was a well-known aocmlist of that
name. and the noon papers appeared
with his full histmy; but it was soon.
learned that they were on the tracko! tho
wrong-man. It seems there were two
Charles Gulteaii in Chime. both hwy“
The man who that tho President him boon
known in ()him for the past twain
your, and for muoholthat flinch-been
couudued‘ u more thou bolt inane. Bo
mkuhadl‘mnchhhod inhiu “in,
but tool! Wu“ Amman.
"am his hair hrtuhedup in front.
glvlnghia hot n startling look. Whoa
hadratawlvedlnoucngohe beauty-m-
ticlnxlsw. mmammows.
Semitic. a mutual-Mani
“Mow umMixhudeu
amt-rumba”: m
‘31!!de m bib-an
m one living h] u. “may:
then professed to have been converted.
and began lecturing undcr the auspices of
the Young Men‘s Christian Association.
He was next known in connection with
a. scheme to buy out. ilw Inter-Oman and
run it aftcr thc pzittcrii of tho Now York
Herald. As Guitciiu hiid no caipiliil and
no bucking his mini-inc collqmacd. and he
returned to his former praclluo of “dead-
bouting." His i-cputiition him never been
of the boat. and his name was conncctcd
with several scandals until he aank aolow
thiit no noticc wus iakcii of him what.-
cver. About six months ago he disappear-
cd from his usual lmuuts and has not been
soon in Chicago aim-c. (liiitciiu is (Inscrib-
ed by lawyers in (‘Jiicngo as having liccn
while there what is known as it "shystcr."
whatever pructioc be but] bcing in lower
criminal courts. 110 was rcgiirded as of
wcuk mind. and ill «inc llllll‘ \viisa fanatic.
on tcmpcriinco. and dcllvci‘cil ll lecture at
the First Methodist church on that. subs
ject. Failing to pay tho 7‘:.‘lnuw for its
advertisement of the lccturc. that paper
wrote him up as it fraud and was suml by
him for libel. the unit iicvcr coming to :in
issue. He wrote it pamphlet, on tho acc-
ond coming of Christ. which was pullllflllv
cd by Jnnacn ch McClurg us it curiosity.
Very littlc is definitely known of tlic turn.
and that little is unfavorable in cvcry way.
.\ Hartford gentlcuuin who has known
and known of Gultciiu for your: past. dc-
scribcahini its ii Frolicluiinn by birth. from
in to 45 yciirs of “W‘- He has Iivcil in
this country for many yours. (lultvuu
liiis hailed from Chicago for ll‘ll or twclvc
ycni‘n. culling liignsclf nu ntlorucy. but
iicvct huviuir any pruciioc. llo Wurl lll‘
ways coiisidcwil ii bitinhiiiincil fiiiiiiiic.
uttot‘ly \inrcliublc ninl ccccutiic. 52‘.“le
yours ugo lw turm‘il lint iiiifili lo’ i‘i‘ligiwll.
“lid '1“ lltlhlt‘ii ii’cw intrrprciniion of llic
Bunk of lt‘cvclntion uiiil pi‘cpuscil to rllil‘
tlc the world with it. 110 llll‘t‘ll n hull for
his lccturc. Six rcimitcrs «oil a don-n
ullici‘ pooplu wrro his sulc llllilli‘lli‘i‘. cud
ho was iniiilcilicsul-Jccl of much riiliculc.
110 could hr rulicil upon to do anything
which good judgiuuiit would not do. iiud
lllU gcutlciiiiui. spunkiug of Iiiui. siiiil tlint
it was. from his chiiriiciur. \‘i‘l‘y‘ plmsiblc
iluit ho was it coiiiuiiinisl.
According to llm lilii‘iiriiiu of tho Niivy
llcpiii‘tiuoiii. lluitciiu .viis mic of \‘luirlcs
l‘iii‘wcll‘s llrih‘lrillllllrl til i‘hicngo in his cf.
forts in prcvciit tlic Illinois ilclogiitiuu
from vulingiis n iiiiii iiir (hunt. Suico
ilioii (liiiicuu bus boon iii “Wishington
cliiiiiiiiig rcwiiril for lilw scii iccs. upon
which ho plicwl it high \‘lllllillbill. llc bus
bccn in tlic linbil of Visiting tlic libruiiuii
to culiipluiiinf lhc iiruluicni bc llilll ic-
l‘t‘l\‘i‘il fl‘ulll lliullii‘ iiliil llli‘ l‘li‘snli ill.
\\l|\l' i.i:.\\r sub
liciioi‘iillitziiit spciikuig nlwui llli‘ u!»
tciiiptcil iissiissiuulioii. siiys: "ll this is
tho oiiignm lb of .Jlllllllrsltl in our country
luni in fllVHl‘ of criisliihu it out lllllllt‘ill‘
iitoly li)‘ llio prompt c\cciiliuii ml” would
bc assassins lllbl tlicii‘ fulloiycl‘s.”
\\‘ll.\‘l‘ l i\.\t\'l.l\il s.\ll‘
.\l Ibo l‘il‘lli uyciiiic. \\'lli‘ll iisiicxl in.
opinion of ilic shinning. snul : “'l‘lic ticws
lins found mo so iiiiprcluiiml iiml owl‘—
wlicluiml with Iii‘l‘milllll ‘iircs lluil ii iil~
must sliiiiiiml inc. .\l:iy llml grunt llilll it
iiuiy not bu ll‘llc. It is tho iuusi li‘ll‘llilt‘
llli‘lill‘lll in our history Milco tlic \lcutb of
Lincoln. If it is ll‘lll‘. ihcii lllll) llcuvcii
liolp our country.“
l. \‘l‘l‘.\T lllil‘illl’l‘.
\\‘.\siiixiiro\. .luly .‘s Thu l‘Ii‘uulclil
ling lumswl u much iiini‘c cmufoi'iublc
iluy lliuii llllll llis
rocovcry from ilic‘i‘i-liipso ul lust night is
ltt‘t‘ll cxpm‘lwl.
i‘cgurilcil iis :i lluui‘iiblo symptom of
sti‘cng‘tli. llcis siisiiincil by light broth
and by milk. givcii iii siiiiillipiiuiliiics.
Nuiviiu.m.nniu.,. iiicsc tu\‘oriihlc iinlii‘w
lions. which coiiiiuiic iit midnight. ll
should lic rciiiciubcrcil llllll tin-y iii‘c fits
\‘nl‘lllllt‘ only \vhcu coiiipnrml with tho
iuurciiiil'uvorublo mics. Tho l‘i'csiilclil‘s
cliiiiiccs fur rccuvcry iil‘c alill \cry slight.
(n‘ l' IT I) .-\ l‘
oooA
I N‘I‘Ii ll \' I ll \\‘ E I).
“l
.1;
'3
Ills ltcitsmis for the Act.
‘I‘ui: Assissix‘s lliioriu:ii~ix-l..iw TALK
\\ll‘ll (ici'ricli‘wlliv: Suns Tin-2 LORD y
Tow lliii To in) THE lump ‘
— i‘usr‘uucx‘r lli: \vii.i.
NUT l
in: l‘i'sisiiitii l
\\'.\.~illl$ii'i‘nx. Jilly .‘i.-~.~\ii iiuplu‘tiitglll
iiiicrvicw \viis lll‘lillll llicjiiil \vlicrc lino
(iiiilciiii is coiiliiicd It is mist
xviicriilly known in this city. llllll it liiis
ihcrcforc not [won the. subjcct of illM'll‘iH‘
Tho lllll‘l‘lllh‘i‘. us obtiiinwl by u
'I‘i'uu's corrcspomlcnt. would swim to all
ful‘cvcl‘ ill I‘tisl llit‘ i-llui')’ of tlic iilli‘gvliil
conspiracy in llic iiiiiilcr. iiiid ll .locnwll
for the first. time in (luitciiu‘s own limi—
giiugc \vliut ho is plcuscd to cull his siclo
of ilic story null his so. 'iillcl rcnsoiis fliu‘
doing us llt‘ dill. At. tlic interview in the
jail] )‘t‘Slt‘l‘lllly llli‘l‘t‘ \vcrc present- District
Attorney UOI‘klllll. a stcnogriiphcr. and
Mr. (loo. Scovillc of Chicago. Ullllt‘ltlllls
the youngest of Mrs. Scoville‘s brothclts.
Mr. Souvillc told without concenlmc’ht
und iiiii‘cnc-'\'cdly the whole story of wind
liuppened iit- tlu: jail. and gave the ire-
count pretty much in the very Iaingiiiilizo
which (luitciiu use-d. lu responsc to ni-
qiiirics. \Ir. Scovillc bcgiiu by saying:
“ From my knowlcilgcof (liiitcnii. \vhilpli
dates brick to 1848. who“ he was sovlrii
years old. I know on first hearing the slim
rv that it was his work alone. From my
personal knowledge of him I knew him the
a person who would not work under clim-
trol of any one. He would never ask tild-
vice or take it of any one. When I came
to Washington it was with a full couvjic~
tiou that what he had done wasof his own
notion and without influence or advllce
from any one. To satisfy myself I desiiik
ed to question him, and I did so at jail ito—
day. He was glad to we me. '
“In my conversation with him to—djay
at the jail I asked him the direct question
how it happened that he undertook this
and business. He said ‘It came to me first
as a revelation from God, while I was» in
bed one evening about six weeks ago. ; It
came as a revelation to me that I should
kill Mr. Garfield and end the di'ffloul’yics
existing in the Republican party. {be
next morning when I got up I thoughll. it
over. I thought of it afterward. dny alter
day. and the more I thought of it Ellie
more 1 Maine convinced it was the trill
of God that I should kill Mr. Guficldli I
had nothing against him pcwonally tlliat
Ishould kill him. I mpected him diary
much. and think him a very worthy ulna:
but the wcltm of the country and lithe
Republiuu puny seemed to me to mime
lb“! should put him out oftho vi .
The difference: oxutlnt in the Milli
would 09‘“. the purity would‘bo-
conic triumphant. the mlmrtl rul -: .
3nd tin party. in fuel. would be .
thanem. I becamii satisfied it m‘ ho
will at the people. too.‘
“How did you and count it wlthc
ville! tbopooplel Did you go and = *
l ‘ y“
ll: mssiii
hlllll.
or had any intimation of my intention in
this matter."
“ But," pcrsistcd Mr. Scovillc. “how
then did you find out what the people
thought about the thing?"
“ Oh.“ i-cpliod (liiitciiu."‘[ studied the
newspapi-ru cvcry day and found from
them what the peoplo wanted. I cut out
slips from those papers cvcry clay which
showed that if the stulwnrts got into
power the country would be satisfied and
till difl‘vmnccs would hit ended. All the
slips so cut out, by me \vcre incloscd by
inc to Attorney-(lcncrul Mcheagh. to-
gcthcr with my explanation of why I was
going to shoot the President and I asked
him to publish tho whole in a newspaper.
Holinsilonc me it great. wrong in not
having done as I requested. The people
ought to have my reasons. and they would
800 why I did so.“
Mr. Scovillc than, further addressing
(luitciiu. said: “I have come all the way
here from Chicago. I talked with many
pooplc there and with niuiiy on the way
to this place, and I find that tho peoplc. its
you ciill them. are very much excitcd
against you. and oonaldcr your act a very
grout uiitriigc and crime.“
(luitciiu ainilml at this. and aiiid: “I
gncss you luivc not talkcd with the slal-
\vnrls: they \vuu‘t say so.“
Mr Scm‘illc thci‘cupun “Skl‘lll “Have
you contcniplutcil tho punishment you
will rcccivc for this ‘3“
“To this (liiitcuu promptly replied:
“Tlicy ciiu‘t punish Inc: there can‘t be
murder without ii nini‘dcroiis intent. and
lhiu‘o m-vur bud iiiiy ititcnt to murder
him. llllltl iiu morn intout to kill bin:
Hum l Milli) lull you. I only iiiciint to
\li’ool‘liiui for lllt‘ good of lhi~ country.
During thi- war it was not considcrcd ii
ci‘iiuc to shoot rcbcls: iicitlicr was it.
Now. in shunt Mr. (iiirllclil \i‘us just lilw
shooting it rcbcl during tho Will. I linvc
nothing ugiiiusl Mr. (lnrllcld. I linvcjiist
iis friciully ll fccliiig‘: for him today llS
you linvc. llllll llli‘l‘t‘ ciiii‘t ho iiiiii‘di-i‘ in
such It ciisc its ihiil.“
“lint siippusu.“ continual l\lr. Scovillc.
“thut n jury should find ilill‘crcntly. and
convict you‘uf uiui‘dci‘ 1'“
lluiicnu ngiiiii sliiilcd. .Siiid he; “1 am
not afraid of thin: ihc slnlwnrts will proa
tcct nic. llcii. Arthur \vill bu pivsidcnt.
uml ho is u [Kil‘lll‘llllll‘ friciiil of uiiiic. and
otlicrs of lbc stalwarts lllt‘ friciids of
Illllit‘. iiiiil llicy ltl‘t‘ not going to soc mo
sutl‘cr. \vlicii. by my act I pliiccd thorn in
pomy. lliit this \vliclc iitl‘nir will ho
blow it ovcr in llll llnys. just us soon its tlic
pcoplc bccuinc nccusliuiicd to ibc cliniigc
iiud tbc stalwarts lll‘t‘ lll powcr; and \vlwn
ilicy xvi my vcrsiun of ii and iiiidomtnnd
Ibo i‘cnsuii for llic uci. tlicy \\”ll lio sniis~
find. and lllt‘l‘t‘ will bu tin furthcr i‘ultl-
phiini about it.“
tluitciiu licrc rccuri‘cd again to .-\ttorn~y
lioiiornl .\liw\'cigb‘s conduct. "c said:
"llcii. hliicVoigli bus ilniic llli‘ u grout
wrong. It iiiiiy ho \bnl ho bus ll prcjir
dicc against inc. 1 l‘t‘t‘i‘lllllll‘lltlt‘tl Emory
A. Siorrs of l‘liiciigu. for Albu‘hcy (iono-
rnl. .\lr. Sturi‘s is it particular fi‘ioiid of
iiiiuc. llu \\‘lt.\‘ niy cuiididiilc. nnd iliiit
iiiuy liciho muslin why Hon. .\l:ic\‘ciuli
luisuoi givcii iiiy \‘crsiou in Ill“ public.
if my i‘ciisiuis \vcrc inudc public lhc poo-
plc would fool vcry \lllli‘l‘clll ltlmlll it.“
Mr. Scovillo iiitcrriiptcd (liiitciiu borc.
saying. “ lint tho prosiilont iiiny not dic.
lic niny survivc. “llll cvcn thou your pun-
isliuiciii Inny bu cnpitnl. on ncconnt of tho
enormity cf tlic criuic.“
lliiitonn iiiisivcrml: “Tho prcsidciit will
div: 1 know lic will div. 1 licur of rcpui‘ts
cwry oiicc in ii “'llllt‘ to llll‘ ctl‘cct
lliiit Iic is licttcr. lint. llllll‘li my wunls.
lli‘ will die. Tlic Lord iiiicnils it. Tho
Lord dircctod inc. and lll‘ iiiciiiis that tho
proaidciit. sliiill dic.“
Mr. t‘urkhill. tlio pi‘osocutiug nitoriic)‘.
llt‘l‘t‘ askcd: “l‘uit siipposc llllll tlic prcsi-
dclil should livc. \vliiit will yoiitlicn say
about tho Lord and his will '3“
(liiitcnn iinswcrod hv shying (but if such
was what liuppcimi it would be because
tho Lord docs not intend that tho Presi-
dent shill] dic.
“In that cvciit.“ pni‘sucd
"would you shoot the l‘rcsiilciit ugniii
Aguin (liiitciiu liuigliml blithcly. and
said that ho Would go according to the
will of thc Lord. Llc would linvc no more
to do with the llllilli‘l‘.iillil Would not again
(‘oi‘kliilL
9n
shoot the l‘i‘csiilolii il' tlic Lord did not
iiitcnd tlic lnttcr lo \lll‘.
Mr. Scovillc told (liiitcuu that cvciy
mun fcll. about tho docd us if ho ((lllllt‘lllll
liiid shot thut man's brotlicr.so much xvi-re
tlioy wrought up about it.
(liiitcau ngiiiii said tlu-y (llll not. uudcr~
stand his vicw of tlic caisc llllll his i‘ciisoiis.
If they did they would not {ch so.
'l‘his Mr is n hiililc of urnblc and pain.
(if tmubli- lllltl turmoil. of plczisiiiv and pain;
Rushing iiiiil drill“; in go! to ilic top.
Cruz-hing the “villa. nor tliiiikiiiu to «top.
Such is \lic piciiirc prcscniml in How.
\l‘hciiczisiiug our chance bl’c‘s vuluuicllmiugh
Thi‘li rust iuvbilc. friciiil. if lllll guiii- tun fiir
Aiiil quict vour iiervos with :i llci-l Recoil i‘igiir.
Fur mic by George W. Diiy.
MARRIED-
lii town. July 3. by Rev. .1. ll. Taylor. llliiggicJ.
Silccx to Oscar I". Morrcl‘. Ill of Nuiwulk.
ln Norwiilk. Wodncsdiiv owning. Juiic 2“. by llcv.
ll. lliii‘lcnbcck. Mr. D. L. Rln‘lllullll of New York
City in Miss Htllill.‘ Thuiiihs uf Norwnlk. '
ylor 6:. Son
Nelson Ta
Attorneys and Counsel-
lors at. Law.
SENTIN EL BUILDING.
City of South Norwalk.
FOU {I}.
Jii 5th. in Wm moot. a puma. containliig Wllb
or. 0 owner out hiivc the some by callin“ at John
ll. F‘cn'is‘ ofllcc. foot of Mitt-aha“ stiwt. inn. describ-
ing property. 356 II'
Boarders Wanted
GOOD BOARD wt reasonable prlecs by applying iii
No. is llAviunn Sr.
556 it " Sutllli Noriviilk. Ct.
BARGAINS !
Ladiea‘ auéhlldren‘s
FANCY HOSE,
r. B. Smith’s
48Wa-1l “racism
“firmn’Xk “(I like can: «Edmund.
GEO. E. JOSEPHS. M. D. G. 1.
Physician & Surgeon.
Graduate of McGlll University Montreal. and mem-
ber of the College of Physicians and Surgeon. Onta-
rlo. 0mm over lnrvcy‘s Boot and Shoe Itore corner
Main Ind Masha“ streets, South Not-walk. 3nd rooms
lit the Mohackemo hotel. Can be communicated with
by Telephone at the Mohackcuio. .549 am.
Micr'opathy !
ART OF HEALING
to an exact science and is uniformly suc-
cessful in the treatment and cure of all
Chronic Diseases. With this plan Mala-
ria in all forms. Heart Diseases. Dyspep-
siii, Female Complaints, Diseases of thc
Kidneys and Bladder. Nervous Maladies,
and all or nearly all of the Chronic Dis-
eases. so many of which are declined in-
curable. tire till Cured. not relieved, but
Cured. ‘
JON]! W. MOLEAN, i . I).
.519 Ste Rout Arum. Norwuk Conn.
ShTifigfipening
M11 cry!
Thursday 6:. Egliifiay, April l4
and 16.
.‘l v bountiful iiiiil cumplctc stock of uillllnt‘rv‘gwnl‘i.
iiicliuliiiu ii urwil variclv of All'l‘lli‘li‘lAl. Xi Loy ~
KS n SIIADRD t‘nA'riidits. run- ons-
E‘iltlxflfil‘l S'l‘ll.\\\‘.\‘. and Siuurn SATINS and
Itll'lllUNS. “ill be fun- lo Ilic inspu‘liuu of all.
GREAT “ARUAINS IN
Trimmed Bonnets and RM Hat-s
Als \ I huuc stock of ran‘ y
(‘un-vui. (lluvci. Iln-icry iiiiil “film H‘Illl. t‘Vl'c ry.
NC > . _
'l‘hc ludios aniciinliiilly inviicd local! and no for
ilicuisclvcs.
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
Mullavkctuu llmcl Nick. Smith Nurwnlk. (,‘t.
Misseswl'. Jllllll
. ;\'l‘ 'l‘llhllll n
Nurii'iilk l‘iuicy Goods
Ash—
0 o ‘ ‘
1.1111191
ESTABLISHMENT.
i an shun you thc l‘iiicst Assorluiciil of Milliucry and
Fancy mul-
.\ ucw stock of
Y . ‘ ,
l; lllli‘l‘“ (‘8 r and llOSlPl‘)
.liisi rwvn‘sl. Mm h \\ c or. 1-0“th vcry chonp
l‘|ll‘ stock of millincry consists of
Latest. Novelties
Iii \\;u of Nil-butts. l-‘lnwci‘. “inlbcm Silks. Suit“
uiiilnll kinds- of S‘l‘llA“ S.
“or uriisiiciilly truiiinisl .
Round Hats at. Bonnets
\“ill yusl suit you
I I
Mourning“ Specualty
And I‘Miiicil iiuiilc to onlcr at short iiuiicc
i‘riitwrcliiiisliml and tiuidc to look llkt‘
now.
mlll“ buy in;Y crupu disnilmvd or soilcd, \\ ill lliiil ii
to thcii‘ aili :iiilit;:c .n brin- Ibo sumo rctlnir-hod bv lhiii
[\hwcss. \i lib'li :lycs t'll‘ crapc all of iloiirigitiul itslh‘
and mu... n’llitny‘.‘ :ill dclclcriuiis ..i.‘i.lcr. lhzil il ilifl)‘
bu \iorii iii all much by .‘uc most li‘llnlll“, iind choc-
Int 13 protons ll from all iliuiiagc by danipiicos on all
llll‘.
LADI Es” ll\\'.\‘ \‘UMRINGS nindc up in ihc iuccnl
uiiuiucr. All ihc hill-st stylus iii FlllZES. ctr.
Switches Very Cheap.
\l'c lll‘t‘ inputs for thc l‘nivcrsnl Fashion t‘otnpiiny‘s
l‘crfcvt Filling l‘ntlcrns
\\'cscll'1‘lll~2 Ill't‘KEYE l‘lN‘KERY.
" l ' I ' \.
Bllllllplllg‘ ‘{with and il‘lvllllil) Dom
Misses St. John
No. 88 Main St,
Norwalk. Conn.
PARASOIIS"
Sun Umbrellas,
.\-lurgc vuricty at Lowest l’riccs.
Fans.
Fans.
y = =—~—=i‘a.ns.
Nottingham Laces.
A new assortment.
Job Lulu
iii 75 Cents.
Corsets at 50 cents.
Lawns at 100.
l. DICKERMAN &
39 Washington
South Norwalk. Conn.
GRAND
.._-ro__
“NEW
‘vi
Southllmlk. 3, mm
wit ~ Conn. ' m
Lavina Emma CITY noun.
‘ For Sale. Smaller-milligram“:
gnmwmmmmsummm 1000 AJI.
: no .31.:
8 . lllll ‘l'l‘ ‘°° “
u I . if“) u
E wiii'" roman" ‘fimmfi': 1mm" mimic?“ ' (“r
«unlock .wk~ 8N P.‘
._ «Moth, t: 3 I I; F
alto-m I» won «that: ‘ in. Wu“ “, _
COIR MATS
Corsets at 35 cts.
_ SUN
excursions
ROTON POINT
Brighton or the East
Ivory any. Sunday: “W“.
SUMMER
clothing!
M. DAVIS has now TClllly for
the summer trade the best stock
of readymade clothing ever 0!
fered in this town, which is ll»
be sold at the very bottom pi'i.
ces.
Suits in all gritch and styles. or any gar.
mcnt separate. We will not bi' undvr-
sold, and will put our goods“ and price.
against any. not excepting New York
city. We mean business. and this spring
will sell at- prices that, defy competition
Ali-n fnll lino 9f
Gents‘ Furnishing Goods. Scarf pins.
Slccve buttons. studs.
Chains. kc.
Call and See Me Before
Purchasing.
M. DAVIS,
Inhaclionio Hotel Block,
SOUTH NOR\\'AI.K.
llofillilllfiillIlI—P‘RIGES
Branch of New York
Washinglnn Market,
(‘orucr Wuhiuglon and Hum Si .
Laudcr‘s “luck. Smith Nu" m.
“'3 BUY FUR (‘ASII AND SELL. l‘. U. 1i.
LOWER I‘th‘t‘s than cycr known furllic ls‘st amt
(‘llult‘vll goods.
Give Us a Call.
DAVID svow.
llllllEllTAllEll!
bill If.
‘
Main St“ up slain. l‘lnrk & LAD!“ Block.
“RSI "INCH: {6 WEST 81‘. 'v:
girl llln‘t‘ ii l‘nocnss run EMIlAlAilb'ii. in
supcriur tlitlioico box now in usc. am
nttciidcd with no more» cxpcnsc.
SUTTON’S
Galarrh cure!
THE ORLY REAL MEDICINAL PREPARATION
FOR CATARRH. When used according to dim
ions it ncvcr fiiilu to Cl'RE.
Price 50 (‘cuts I Box
Fur Salc by I‘lalsicd. South Nut-milk. and Ill-lit
Norwalk. mil nlllll‘d many addnxs on N‘Ct‘lpl of
pricc. by the pmprictor. L. B. SUTTON.
.\‘civ Car-tum. com:
.539 3m.
James W. Cuvunagli,
ARTIST 1N“ M. REE.
Steamboat Wharf.
South Norwalk. Ct.
Seed Time!
*0.—
Just Received, an Invoice 01
New Seeds
Many kinda of
Early and Late Peas-
GARDEN SEEN too numerous to men
tiou.
A ““7 hm assortment of
clinics Flower Seeds.
Wethersfiold Redonion seed by
the pound, and many other
kinds of seed by the
Pound.
mum Potatoes
AND
mm 300”“
ibis-till «anon Simon!!!“
«manyhm.
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Norwalk Chronicler