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ELEVENTH YEAR. OMVUIA/mURSDAY MOENTNG , AUGUST 25 , 1881 , NO. 65
t .IMPORTANT INCISION
ft
Made by DP , Hamilton in the
Presidant Yesterday ,
. & Small Quantity of Pus Taken
Prom the Now Incision
Yesterday ,
The Caliinot and Doctors' Still
Anxious About the Swelling -
ling of the Parotid
t
Gland.
His Pulse and-Resuiration Con
siderably HiRhor Yes
terday.
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" .The ' Doctors ancU- Cabinet
J > * r ' kV ) 35" / '
Anxiously Awaiting the
Beault of the Lost
Incision.
'Tho'Subject of Removing the
President From the White
House Discussed.
.Howcnto.s Property Attached
Progress of the Clirlntloncy
Divorce Salt-
THE PRESIDENT.
Rational Awoctatod I'ruw.
A GOOD NIOUT PASSED.
WASHINGTON , Augtist 24.- The
president passed a good night , slept
well , and was not much annoyed by
the swelling in his throat. After 11
o'clock he did not need attention from
the physicians until 3 o'clock this
morning , and then only to give an
cnomata. At 0 o'clock Dr. Bliss
arose and sat awhile at the bedside.
Ho prepared four ounces of beef extract -
tract , which the president swallowed ,
after which ho foil asleep. Dr. Blss
was relieved by Boynton. When
Dr. Bliss returned.he asked of Dr.
Boynton : "Have you noticed any of
that disturbance again ? " alluding to
partial dolirum. The president
eked up , "with what disturbance do
, u refer to ? "
} 'To your throat , " returned the
lictor. The president placed his
hand on the swelling and said : "It is
as hard as n rock , but it does not hurt
much. "
The conversation which took place
just after the president had awakened
is regarded as conclusive evidence
that the mind is not wandering. At
t- half-past 7 o'clock Dr. Bliss said :
tf. f. "Tho president showed unquestioned
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: improvement.
"How is the smaller glandsj" was
? . asked.
> \ "Wo have not taken the dressing
t . * - / off yet , but it looks better about the
it' .
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edges ,
, . . \ } " . "Do you think it will suppurate ? '
T * , , Tll'rft ] ilV" J1f ' " " " " ° f J-y * but _ 5j
" '
iiniy do so" .
"Is it still possible for it to dis
perse without suppurating ? "
"Yes , and I wish it would. "
, "Does the president seem anxious
about his condition ? "
"He asks mo every day wKat I
think about him and I always give
. him a cheerful answer. Yesterday he
asked how soon I thought ho could
take a river ride or go to Mentor and
I told him it all depended on his stomach
ach and ho at once asked for some
thing to take. The physicians agree
that the principle trouble to bo feared
is inanition. "Nourishment is what
wo need , " said Bliss , and it looks now
as if wo would got him up again. No
encmata was given this morning. '
ANOTHER INCIHION MADE.
WASHINGTON , August 24 , The ap
pearance of the parotid swelling at
noon gave increased evidence of sup
puration and after the bulletin was
issued a consultation was hold. It was
-decided that even if pus had not yet
been found it tvould relieve him to
-open it. Accordingly Dr. Hamilton
took a knife and made an incision just
in front of the lower part of the
-ear. The incision was not moro than
one-half inch deep and the same
width. A Carbolic antiseptic spray
was made u'so of. The president was
not much annoyed by it. A slight secretion -
-crotion of the pus was discovered , and
a quantity loss than one thimbleful
was taken out. The pulse was accelerated -
-eratod to 115 beats after the incision ,
but foil almost immediately.
Dr , Bliss aaid the incision resulted
moro satisfactorily than they had ex
pected , for they were not sure that
wusjliad formed within ] it' , yet ho ,
hoped now that all further * formation
of pus liad thus been arrested
-and that the inflammation had boon
-effectually relieved. No doubt the
slight increase in temperature was due
in a measure to the condition of the
swelling. Since the incision the prcsi
dent has taken moro nourishmcpt ,
and has gone naturally to sleep.
AIIOUT THE HAMK.
WASHINGTON , August 24. The progress -
gross of the president's case to-day
has not differed materially from yes
terday. During the fore part of the
day the gonoralfeoling of hopefulness
gamed strength among the popula
tion which even subsequent events
failed to destroy.
THE OI'ENINO OF THE NEW WOUND
was recognized us an extra drain on
the president's system but it WAS con
tended that it was only n temporary
sot back and would bo followed by t
steady progress toward recovery. The
phyaici&ns had concluded ai wirly as
last night that the gland noiild sup
purate and the opinion was conlirmet
by the examination to-day 11 once
measures were taken ty relieve thu
inflammation. The pit idenl exnor
ience'd less trouble from phlegm dur
ing the morning , but as the noon ux '
amination showed increased tempera
.uro . it was determined to m.iko an in
cision.
iw. HAMILTON
uado the incision immediately after
the noon bulletin , and the result was
satisfactory.
Dr. Iloyburn , speaking of it , sub-
cqMCtitly said the discharge of pus
was so small that the president with-
itood it well. Ether spray was not
ised , but only carboline.
Dr. Hamilton said the incision was
satisfactory. The result was a small
lischar-o of pus.
Dr. Bliss Said the operation was n
slight ono , and cut 'half hn inch deep'
and half mi inch broad. The pulse
was accelerated to 115 , but within an
lour fell to 104. The flow of inn was
small , boinjr only nbbut as largo as
, wo pe.w. The physician * were satis
fied to tind pus at once. They think
all that forms in thu gland will be
draiiled by this incision. The cut w.is
nado just in front of ( ho Ion or part
of the oar , but they don't think an-
thcf incision u ill bo necessary.
AT THE KVENINCl EXAMINATION
ho doctors said moro pus had boon
akcn. out and iho swelling- had sub"
tided slightly. The operation slight-
y increased tlio temperature and pulse.
Dr. Boynton said this evening that he
considered the operation the result of
; oed judgment and expected that the
clief of the inflammation would bono-
It the patient.
GENERAL SWAIM
ixprcssod a similar opinion and said
10 felt moro encouragement than at
any titno this week.
cot. ROCKWELL
said to-night that the president had
no delirium , and that such talk was
nonsense. His mind was as clear as
over and there was a good deal of
Garfield there yet. For ono or two
mornings he was a little mixed up on
Bret awaking which gave rise to the
report.
t
"Dqyou road papers to hun now ? "
"Ho"asked mo to yesfbrdny but I
told him there was no newj worth
reading and that settled it. "
THE STOMACH.
The condition of the president's
stomach was satisfactory during the
entire day. Up to 4 p. m. bo had
swallowed 22 ounces of liquid food ,
nainoly : Beef ox tract and milk per
ridge. Ho took an additional quan
tity during the evening. Encmata
wns not resumed to-day. The physi
cians deny that that was discontinued
because they were hurtful tojho pa'-
tiont , but insist that it woa because
the stomach mot with all the require
monts.
WHITE HOUSE PEOPLE
argue that when the pus has bom
diaincd from the gland there will bo
a marked improvement in the patient.
THE MEJIBEIW OK THU CABINET
were all present to-night and Jiad
consultation with the doctors. Thcv
arc still hopeful , but await1 with anx
iety the result of the glandular trou
ble.
TO IlEMOVE HIM FltOM1 THK
HOUSE.
The doctors to-day considered
advisability of removing the 'prcsi f
dent from the White House. Thosi
who favored it argued that after tin
glandular trouble was surmountei
blicraTOU. . Z bo n ulcaiToltl / fo'rr-"ill *
trovcmcnt and leave only the stomacl
rouble to overcome and a change o
S'jcno would materially aid it. ' It wa
determined to have a consultation am
Dr. Bliss at 0 o'clock this morning
olegraplfbd Dr. Agnew to return im
nodiatoly. Dr. Agnew arrived at K
p. m.
Dr. Hamilton at ! ) p. in. said tha
.ho president w/.s full as well as las
evening. At the same hour Dr
lihss , when starting to moot ) Dr. Ag
new said that various plans wore un
dcr consideration. Ho believed tha
, ho doctors would not agree to re
moving the patient and if romovcc
.t will bo to the soldiers homo , as it i
practically impossible to take a jour
ley to Mentor or a voyage on th
Tollupoosa.
As soon as Dr. Agnew arrived th
surgeons went into consultation with
closed doors. This fact and that the
cabinet remained till 11:30 : gave rise
to the suspicion ttiat something more
than a consultation was going on.
The urgency of the conference was
explained by the fact that Agnew in-
licated in his telegraphic reply to
Bliss that ho hoped the conference
could bo hold to-night as ho wanted
to bo back in Philadelphia to-morrow.
Ho could say nothing about the re
sult. The physicians failed to roach
any conclusion. Hamilton advocated
the removal of the president , but it
was found impossible to decide as to
when or Whether at all it would bo
practicable. ' _
WEDNESDAY'S BULLETINS.
OFFICIAL.
ExEqimvBr MANSION'August 24 ,
8:30 : a. m.1 The president has pcss"ea
a very good night , awakening at long
er intervals than for several nights
past. He continues to take liquid
food by the mouth with moro relish
and in such quantity that the onomata
will bo suspended for the present. No
change as yet has boon observed in the
parotid swelling. The other symp
toms are quite an favorable us yester
day. Pulse 100 , temperature 08.5 ,
respiration 17. ,
( Signed ) F , If. HAMILTON.
D.W. Buss.
J. W. BAHNES ,
J. J. WOODWARD ,
II. REVBUHN.
August 24 , 9:30 : a. m. The prosi-
dent's wound has been dressed since
the morning bulletin and was found
to bo doing well. Dr , Bliss says the
smaller gland seems to bo softening 10a
little and to t'ive slight evidcncn of
the coming suppuration of the gland.
August 24. 10:30 : a. m. There has
been no drawback to the slight asn
movement of the president this morn
in1. ; . Up to this hour he has passed lan
comfortable day. No danger is an
ticipated from the probable , suppura
tion.
August 21 , 11:30 : a. in , The Presi
dent has swallowed thirteen and a
half ounces of iuouriehmunt ao. far
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Ins morning , llh general condi-
ion is unchanged.
OFFICIAL.
August 24,12:30 : p. in. The 1'rcsi-
tent continues to take liquid food by
ho mouth , as reported in the lost
ntllotin. His tctnornturo | lias risen
lightly since that time. In other re-
peels Inn condition is about the snme.
'nlso 101 , temperature $ ) . ! , respira-
ion 17.
( Signed ] D. W. Bi.t * * ,
J. 1C. BARS KM ,
F. II. HAMILTON ,
J. J. WoomvAHi > ,
August 241:30 p. in. Since the
loon bulletin was issued the parotid
welling luis been opened by the kuifo
ml a satifnctory discharge wns T b-
ained. The operation i-nnai'd tlio
> resident no severe discomfort.
August 21 , 2:30 : p. m Tlio proai-
ent is reported tw bo Buffering no
real annoyance from the incision of
ho gland , and the conditions remain
.bout tlio same.
OFFICIAL.
EXECUTITK MA-XSIO.V , August 24 ,
:30p. : m.-Shortly after the noon
ullotin win issued an incision was
uado into the swelling yu the right
ido of the president's faeo for the
mrposo of relieving the tension of the
mailer parotid gland and of giving
rent to the pus , a'omall quantity of
vhich was evacuated. He has taken
x larger quantity of liquid food by the
noutli to-day than yesterday and has
> eon entirely free from nausea. His
ompcraturo this afternoon is , how
ever , higher than yesterday at the
sumo hour and his pulsa is somewhat
moro frequent. Pulse10ff > tompora-
.uro . 100.7 , respiration llf.
( Signed ) F. II. HAMILTON ,
DW. . Buss ,
. ) . J. WoomvAiiD ,
J. K. BARNES ,
ROB'T REVHUHN.
WASHINGTON , August 24 , Tl p. m.
The president has rested well during
.ho evening and continues to take
nourishment without annoyance. Ho
seems better to-nighl than at any
: ime in the hist week. Pulse , 100 ;
.omporahlro and respiration about
normal.
Angus 25 12:30 a in. The presi
dent's pulse is 107. The fovcr has
Umost entirely subsided.
TO LOWUM * .
The following was sent to-night :
Lowell , Minister , London :
The president has not gained to-
day. Ho had a higher fever which
began earlier than usual with tubrilc
rise. In the afternoon an incision
was made in the swollen parotid
land by Dr. Hamilton. The flow of
pus therefrom was small. Ono favorable -
able symptom was hit ) swallowing liquid -
quid food with apparent relish and di-
gestion has continued , but the gener
al fooling up to'inidnight ' is ono of increased -
creased anxiety. , ,
[ Signed ] BLAIM : , Secretary.
DR. HAMMOND.
IK uor.s NOT sri' HOW inn PRESIDENT
CAN POi-SIIlLY RECOVER.
NEW YORK , August 24. Of the
brain and nervous troubles , to which
allusion his been make in connection
with the president , Surgeon-General
Hiiminoiul , who is a recognized expert
and specialist in nervous diseases ,
says : "They are probably not duo to
the swollen ffand ] but ui n simply the
result , and'iTimtural one , of exhaus
tion and debility. The swelling might
affect the brain through sympathy
just as a boil on the head would bo
moro likely to affect the brain than a
boil on the arm , and it may have an
indiiect effect through the mediihu of
the nervous system. I do not thi.k ,
either is , however , the case and the
parotid trouble has had little moro
than local effect , the oppressing mus
cles of the jaw making it difficult to
the mouth , causing the same pain and
interfering with the swallowing. "
"Have you chanu'cu ' your opinion
as to the final result' ? "
"No , I don't see ho\v ho can re
cover. But , as Dr. Townsend says ,
if he was u little longer or beyond the
sixtieth day it , it will bo u much
ino'ro hopeful case than it is now.
The only question is whether the
ability of the system , exhausted as it
is , will recuperate. The surgical
work is all done and it [ is now only a
case for the nurse. If ho dies it.will
bo from inanition. There is. n natural
danger of diarrhoja , and a very little
trouble of that sort would bring the
end. If ho has a relapse Saturday
.lie case 'is hopeless. Still , in dying
from inanition'ho might continue to
live in u gradually weakening condi
tion for a month , although Him t is ,
not likely. " *
MISCELLANEOUS. -
INDIAN COUNCIL.
WASHINGTON , August , 24. The
council between SecretaryflCirkwopd
and Commissioner of India ) } Affairs
Price with the visiting Sioux Indians
was continued to-day. The complaint
was that the , WinnebutjOos stole
horses from the Omah'as , White
Breast , , the Winnebago chief , ad
mitted the charge' , but said that it
was in retaliation for the Oiimhas
stealing their women , The Winne-
bagoes said that the braves who com
mitted the crime were under arrest ,
but they had no proper jury system
and asked that a change should bo au
thorized ,
IN I'AVOIl OK ( JEN. HAXK.V.
Iii the dispute between Got ) . Sher
man and Gen. Hazon , regarding the
promotion of signal corps sergeants in
accordance to army regulations , the
attorney-general decides in favor of
Gon. Ha/.en , and that signal corps
officers are fitted to preferences , ac
cording to army regulations ,
IIOWOATE'S I-IIOPEHTY ATTAU/IED.
A suit was filed to-day againrt
Capt. Howgate to recover the monies
unlawfully drawn , amounting to 8101-
257. An attachment has been issued
against Howgato's real and personal
property in tTio district.
THE CHIII8TIANOY CASE.
Ambrose Foliotto , a witness in the
Christiancy case , who swore to the
ex-senator a vile treatment , was crosa-
examined to-day , but there wa % a10
material variation made in his evi i-
dence ,
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.
Sntlon.il AMOcUU' < \ I'rc-t" .
LlTCIIFlBLO , 111. , AURl'St 21 ,
Tn-ciity-ono buildings in the xillftjtool
Raymond , on the Wubnsh roiul , Imvo
bctii totally destroyed by fire. It is
8iipjHsed to bo the uork of an incen
diary. The origin of the lire started
in aiivory stable , in which were four
teen leorses , a Inrgo number t f car
riages/etc. , which were nil destroyed.
The loon will bo bolwoon ? 50OC and
875,00 ? ; with little or noinsurance. .
Cmcj'Ko , August 21. The dead
body of Cupt. Albert Cowaie , a Cin
cinnati journalist , boliovcd 4 be mil-
nccted with the Penny Vapor , has
been foundin his room , rhjsicrlna
conclude that he had nil epileptic lit
and died Ijofora iwsistanco coalil ro. h
him.
him.NEW
NEW YOISK , August 24. . Chnrlcs
P llowell , t'to ' Knglish walkist , ac
companied by Montague Shcrumit
and Mr. Amsworlh , an Knglislt ath
lete ! , arrived here to-day. They in
tend making a bour of the country.
DETROIT. Auguot 23 , Sirs , Ltixittiu
Merritl , wife 06 Uov. S. JI. Jlerntt ,
committed suicitie this nuuuuig by
hanging himself nithashuot fiiuu the
ornamental woiksurrounding the top
of bny window. . She was iimtiu aud >
escaped from her ravin.
. DETROIT , August 24. The widow
of Milton T. Gilbert , engineer of the
Pacific express , killed in the tumble
collision at .lack&on , ill the full of
1879 , was aiithomod V y the probate
court this morning to settle -\ith the
Michigan Central for 815)000. ) The
case has been tried oaco in the Jack
son circuit court , whore the widow
got a verdict for 8HT,000 ntid coats ,
but the case was tnken to the supreme
court and a new trial ordered. The
railroad company hasnoV concluded
to settle as above stated.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 21.
Gon. George S. Dodpoj a well known
mining , operator , died this morning of
paralysis.
Gen. BaUorman , ox-warden of the
Nevada prison , died at Tombstone , of
heart ditioaso.
SUMMER SPORTS.
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THE TTJI82P. *
1IIUI1IITON 11EACHKAOIN ,
NEW YORK , August 24. Il'ho first
race , one mile , to carry 100 pounds ,
wns won by Glenmoro , . Itosalio sec
ond. ] Time , l:43.j. :
Tlio second race , live furlongs , for
three-year-olds , was won by Ulack-
moro , Wolbry second. Tipio , l:0r : > .
The third race , mile heat : ) , the first
heat was won by Moscow , . I3ustor sec-
olid. , Time , l:44i. : The second and
third hwts was won by Una , Moscow
second. Time , 1:4 : li , iDto.
Thofourtkiaco. mile and a quar
ter was won by Nimblefoot. Time ,
2:10.1. :
Tfio fifth raao , a. steeple ohasc , wns
won by Iko Barham , Gift second.
Time , 2:53. :
THE TRIGGER-
11K8T Rll'UR SCORE ON RKCOllIt
BOSTON , August 24. - Tim bustiille
score on record at 800 , MX ) mid 1,000
yards wns made to-day at Walnut
Hill by W. 0. Gregory , of the MHSS.I-
chuoetts Rillo association in tliu vic
tory match. The folio. } * ing U the
bOO yauls-
n fi & n n R 5 n s > r > . " r > r > rr >
J)00 ) yards
n n r r > r n r n 5 : > r. n r > n r.-7'
1,000 ynnls
s R R & r a r r > r > r n r > i r > r71
THE DIAMOND-
GAMES PLAYEI1 YESTKRUAV.
WORCESTER , August 24. Bostons ,
12 : Worcostors , 2.
ALBANY , August 24 , Albauys , 14 ,
Treys , 7.
NEW YOKK , August 24. Provi
dence , 15 ; Metropolitans , 7.
The Crops-
National Awociatcd I'rcni.
Sl'RINOFIKLI ) , 111. , AllJMIstSM. Col.
Itobert Andrews , uontial superin
tendent of the Wabnsli railroad , in
making his quarterly inspection of
the road , bus paid particular atten
tion to gathering information regard
ing the corn crop along the line of
that road. Ho says the acreage and
yield is far below the aveiugo , but it
will grade higher tlmn usual , and
thus the farmer will be compensated.
Counties off Iho line of the road re
port corn damaged beyond redemp
tion , and other grain H and farm pro-
ductu being literally binned up by the
long continued drought.
Quiet at Orange.
National Associated 1'rcai.
HOUSTON , , Tox. , August 24. Af
fairs at'Orange , Texas , lately tie scene
of wholesale killing at the hands of r
outraged citizens , wnro temporarily
quieted to-day , ' Tha jail .was taken
possession of by the military and the
prisoners 'protected. Thd kangaroo
court that was to determine the fate
of Charles Del no WAS not , Hold , Tlio
ndjarent swAinps are still * boiiig
searched for thu outlaws who suc
ceeded in making tl'i'ir ' escape , [ co
purticulurs can bo obtained * by wire
as the railroad agent , ( digraph operator -
rater and newspaper cm sppndonts
Jiavo peon driven out of t nvn * Fur
ther trouble , howovui' , i oxpooted.
Serion * RaHrouil Aocident.
National AwocutoJ i'rc * ,
GllEENKIELII , 0.U'"lSt , 24. Oil )
thu Ohio Southern , at Summit station ,
thu engine of the noith hound freight
struck the caboose nf a work train ,
wrecking it with several cars. The
engine was also badly damaged. Itev.
John Abby , of Summit station , an oc
cupant of the ciibooxi uaa knocked
twenty foot , killing him instantly
The engineer of tint freight train
jumped and escaped , but Fireman
Nick Sparks was seriou ly injured ,
GhlnoioStudoutu Bound For Home-
National Absouatwl I'mit.
CHICAGO . _ . , August 21. Sixty . . . moro
[ .1 i 111. T l. n % *
Chinese students passed thiouuk Chicago
cage to-day , homeward bounil , from
Hartford , Conn , , in obedience to
orders from their government , because
cause they were becoming Aiioricun- |
ized.
GENERAL NEWS.
Tlio Best Rifle SBuoting on Boo-
on ! Performer ! Tostorflay
at Walnut Hlff , , Mass ,
A Hot Fight in New York
Over n Sucooeflor1 to
Senator Sessions ;
EUOUC& Now York Greuubwek-
era Found to HoM'iv '
Convention.
Mootlnof the AmoricnnPhui-
macsuticnl Association.
in > Kansas City.
Mlscollriuccrni tfovrn l > 7
From AJ1 Pnrts of the
Country.
A tlDTITION ,
LONDON- , August 2l.--Maiiy ! <
aV n merchants lira sigiiini' a petition
addressed to the houseof commoniy
wowing with aliiYm thoannouncement
that ttie cabinet will conclude a com
mercial treaty with Franco without
thu consent of thvi house of commons.
I'UAVINH rOKKlOOP WUATHKIl.
The rniny weather throughout Kng
land continues , and the archbishop
of Canterbury published a form of
prayer for favorableweather. .
'VIENNA , August ; 2t. Itccont ad
vices state that thu aultan of Turkey
is-Becrotly lining his- power to foster
agitation in favor of Pun Islamism or
moro intimate relatitMi between races
professing Malioinmedism. Pilgrim-
ages-to Mecca will be especially gener
al this year as u consequence , The
result will bo pronounced in tlio
political field.
VIM. NOT I'OIlMt XNKW I'AUTY.
LONDON , August 21. Sir Charles
Gavnii Dully , whose appeal to thu
Irish people in laver ot the land bill
has attracted such favoiahlo attention
from the English prusi ; , to-duy denies
that he attempts to form a now Irish
ILU ty.
HEAVY ICAINS.
LONDON , August 2.1. Reports from
various . p.irts of the provinces stale
that heavy rains have done immense
damage to the crops. Some of the
cut crops have already begun to sprout.
Great aprohonsiiir ] ) > are felt for the
harvest in Ireland owing to continuous
rains throughout the country. Corn
is nuichi damaged und potatoes are
showing signs of extensive disease.
POMTICAH POINTS.
K.itlonil Av'iHlatcil 1'roMi.
A HOT I'lOHT OVER A HUCUESSOR TO
HESSntNH.
OI.KN , N. Y. , August 21. A hot
light is developing over the state sena-
tori.il contest for u successor to Ses
sions , accused in the Into senatorial
contest at Albany of attempting to
bribe Assoiublymuu Hradly to vote
txgaiiiat Ci./Ykliii / ! , ' . 8i < Mioii 1 7.-ioi'lH :
claim that his re-nomination is assur
ed. HSH'Opponentn assort that Ses
sions will bo easily beaten.
Mans. , August 24.
The state greenback convention elect-
cd the usual ullicura. A long plat
form ixis adopted , condemning both
political | > artics--for sustaining the
confederation of monopolies ; favoring
. ' 1.1 bondsduiiouiiced ; national oanks
for opposing paper money
and factories ; endorsing Re
gan's inter-state commerce bill ,
( luniiinding government control of
telegr.iplwaiiil gratuitous supply of
news In papers ; advocating tno elec
tion o nuarly all officials by tlio people
ple as the only true civil - re
form ; favoring the abolition of poll I
tux. a thu penjuisito of voting ; , op
posing , double taxation ; favoring
woman's suffrage and calling on the
legislature to compel corporations , to
divide the profits over ( i pur cent with
thultr employees. Israel. W. Au An
drews was nominate1. ) for governor ,
aud ( > oo. Dntton for Lieutenant xov-
oruor ,
NKW VOllK ( mEENIIACKBIW , .
, N. Y. , August 2.4 , The
greenback convention committee on
permancnlorganization reported , nam
ing Clinton FairbiiHh chairman , and a
score of vice chairmen and aocretarios.
The report of the commit'eo on reso
lutions was adopted. It denounces
the republican and deinoacatic parties
for failure to restore luurmony be
tween tlio north and souih during the
hist seventeen years of peace , and
says so long as these organizations.
control affairs , there ia110 prospect ol
unanimity of public interests ; tlmt
neither patty has attouipted to cor
rect monopoly abuses , etc. The plat-
f-mn of the CWaigo greioiir |
back labor convention of Juno 'i '
1880 , was readoptod. The following
ticket was nominated : Secretary J
state , Epcnotus Howe , of i :
comptroller , John Hooper , of N w
York ; attorney-general , Dennis 0. )
Feeloy , of Monrooj treasurer Alvah
T. Wood , of Steubon ; survoyor-gon-
eral , J. H. Gould , of Caltaruugus is ;
judge of the court of appeals , L. ( > .
Harlan , of Niagara ; state comuiitte ,
Goo. S. Jones , of Albany , was reelected -
elected chairman ; Gcorgo Ulair , of
Now York , secretary , und Pierce
1'iurson , of Tompkius , treasurer. '
' 'Aiuorioau Phanuaooatinti <
N Uoual Auoclatixl 1'rtun.
KANSAS CITV , Au ijst 24. At the
morning session ot the American
Pharmaceutical association the following
)1or
lowing oflicors were elected : For
president , 1 * . W. Ucdford , of sw
York ; first vice president , an
I'aintor , of California ; second vice
president , ( Jeorgo Luis , of Kansas ;
third vice piesldent , .John F , Judge ,
of Ohio ; ticosurpr , Chuiles A , Tuffs ,
of New Hampshire ; peruuuioiit re
tcry , John SI. JJainch , of I'onnwra-
lib'-reporter on the progress of pUtr-
mnjy , 0. IJowis DitliM , of Kentucky.
Thinnftcnioon papers were read on
toplto * porlalning to- the practice of
pliarirfrey ami to-night representatives
of eol6flD ! of pharmacy and ntnto
lioards 3 ? pharmacy atv in ccrot acs-
sion ,
lite FlttE RECORD.
AKil t tl I'rci * .
AT OniUAOO.
, AflKiist 24- The cxlen-
sivo flouring Mills and Imhnry of
Frodprick Volt 078 tv 083' '
koe nvonut tocttlu.T nilh the Voltz
resitlenco r > l' ' l tn in the Mwghbor-
hood , wore totally destroyed' by lira
thin inorniixj. ' itfuht IIOISOK in the
bnrn woio uitrneit l death ,
AT AllWANNAl * CITY , AUK-
LiTTt.n Uonj Arb. , August 241
The busincsth portion ot1 Arkansas
City , the southeastern tormjniu eflhc
Little Hock , Misaireippi Rivet- &
Toxns railrond , v/iis ( k" trqyod l > y flro
this morning , ttlo fire breaking out
alxut ; t o'cloch' It caught ilnihu
rear ol Lowinan's store. The loss
\vill run up to nearly 8100,000.
UitiGAdo , Augart SJI A fire Ma'
evening destroyed John McEweuh
j nlauing mill , corner oC Wells a d
* I'lorson streets. IXiM on building
$2,000 , and on sleek § VOOO. Insui-
ivuce $8,000. Thu tire originated in
the boiler room. Ah < unknown man
Imdi his log broken byrfoiling on the
tidowalk ,
CompromiiodVitb th Printer-
NUlotml Amoclated I'nm
CKMOINNATI , Auguab > 24i The Ku-
Gazette compromised with
tnoir compositors to-duy to advance
wagps three cents per 1)000 ) ems , the
typographical union demanding n live
ccnt > ndvanco ! The Ooininorcial , a
noniunion olllco , voluntarily advanced
ita nts live cents.
secration of Right Itev. Jv"iliin ; Flasoh
as k4shop of IviCrossOr , AVis. , at St.
John's ' cathedral , thin- city , to-day ,
was thu grandest religion * dumonstra-
lion'over witnessed in th city. Most
Rovi Archbishop Hess acted as con-
seciutor. He also colpbrnted pontili-
cial high mass , the assistant eonsecra-
tois Iwing llisliops Dovougcr , of Fort
Wayne , and Ivniutbaucr , of Green
1J .
y.
. .
luilloat'ons-
Nftlloiml AKootlitea 1'rciw.
W \wiiNiTON ( , August 25 1 a. in.
For the upper lakes : Fair wc.ither ,
windn mostly south , fallingrbarou.otcr.
For the upper Mississippi valley :
Warmer , fair weather , southeast ,
veering to southwest winds , falling
barottkctor. For thu lower Missouri
valley ; Warmer , fair wonthor , south
winda > lower pressure.
Suit for Dauragps-
Tltouuin 13. 1'aikor aud Thos. ] l.
Sawyer have bosun a suit for § 0,000
andi § 5,000 damages respectively
againtt Heed , Jones & Co. for false
.imp.risonment. . Both bhe jilaintifTs
livo'in Doruliostor , Salonv county , tin's
static They were arrested for obUin-
ing $827. under falsa ] ) tctoueos , and
aft 01- being imprisoned f r Home
were released on a writ bfl habeas cor
pus. They claim they lost the sinus
named ' for damage to their reputation
and loss of time , Mlissra. E , F.
Stnythe , Hustings and "UcGinty ap
pear j * for the
Tlio Fireman's
At the mooting of tliO'tlromon , hold
last niglit , a committuo consisting of
the following gentlemen. was appointed
to make arrangements , for the annual
parade and ball : Fron * N6. 1 com
pany , OluiH , Hunt and ! W. M. Webb ;
from No , 2 , George Windlioiin and
James Bonr.olly ; from No , 3 , Jou
Kittsbcrgor and SolJ Prince ; from
tiio Hooks , George 3mith and Jou
Kosters. Those mciii will secure the
band fen Uiv ball nndi arrange the de
tails foe tlio parade ; The parade Will
take place on Thuretlhy of the state
fair week. The Durniits have beca
invited to join in thu.- parade aud will
probably accept. _
Tlio ZtiqnarJJoalor * -
Thuro-waaa mooting of the mer
chants' and manufacturers' union last'
evening in Turnon' ! hall , The meet
ing WAS strictly private , none feeing
admitted without it ticket , Iti was
learned , howovou ; that the principal
business doiuti woa the passing of > re
solutions to. havoi the Sunday lUw otir
forced , strictly , uot only as. regards
saloon keopurs. but every ether busi
ness. Any saloon keeper- keeping
open nuxt Suiitlay will but. expelled !
Iroia the unLou.
A colored man boarded ? a grooa cav
yesterday , and when called' upou refused -
fused to jkvy his fare Somu word
ensued between him and the driver ,
when thu colored man drew n razor
and threatened to cut the drivor'a
heart out. The driver would allow no
proceeding of this kind with ,
h.rn
out his consent , BO in turn
pulled a pistol which he had and told
the nngro to "git , " which ho did in
remarkably slim t order.
Last evening the land lougiu > luhl a
mooting in Clara's hall. Thorn ' .rait a
fair attendance , Air , Pat link Mur
phy presided , Clon , O'Jlri.m icu4 ; iu
anti-league article published in thv
Albany Law Journal. At the M U
meeting ho v/ill reply to tins
It was announced that the aMuiint relay -
ceived for tickets up to lay
oveiiingwas $303,35 ,
A LAWSUIT.
followed by Pistols Without
l Any Coffee ,
A rather curiotvrcajo was brought
up > bcforo Judge lloticlio yesterday
aflsmoon. Joseifl1 Sibcln , lately
keeping n boarditjf houfie1 on the
comer of Fourteenth1 ami JacJuou
slrectn\ \ charged Peter ir. Gccon witlu
aisanitnnd battoryalhgedto have bttn.
infliatoion Ins ( Sibem's ) vfifc : It np-
pear tlio man Sibein in- very jealous *
of hin rife nnd suspccttd'her off'bcinjf
unfailliflil , The dcfonrllxrit positjvoljf
Bworo thnt ho had novop' struck' , the
plaintilfa-wife nor had Uo over * Heidi
nuy conversation with hereto aniutrnt
u anytlivng. Neither Sibein noir hi-1
wife put in an appearanso nnd thtr
case was ( Jiamiswd at the cwt of thxr
jilainUir. I > tor in tho' evening ?
Orocti called -on Sibein in nsderlo yci >
a Kottlcmout'of rvbill. Gro-wlmd iw *
knoolfod at the c4or thaa'i--
Sibcin nishod'biit with n rcTolvcr ii
lii : hand poinUiiff it nt Qrton , andi-
two of Groon'rvfri ' < l3 , who \ > : ro'witli.\
Jiira.nnd said ifMlu'y didn't go-awny nb
one * ho woiiHU sh > t them , Qreent < - .
appeared 1 quiliK'BcsoMl and aU-onco- -
wont in soarclvof' n > ] > olccmaiE. ! < Itii ;
sniit that Sibcii'owts novorr ! I nvbr-
shnnta in tln-iioigWwrhood nonio
: nun y and hn > hml' ' told GrccB | > who > v
WAS-one of his Iddgtin , that he-meant -
to skip withoul-pftviing Lhoin. Gi-eotu'
hdd luforn/od tliur merchant > of _
Sibcrn's intenliouasd thi I'.ud'iii-
him.
r ,
Water "Wsrltu. Capnoltj- . t
Abpresont thc-vrater compaiji.xhw ; , <
about six millionigtillons of wat3j" ) ii1
haiulx The inain3 < iiii tlio lowor.i-part '
of Ut ? city have been twice filled.
The vn tor will bo-ttllo-wod to r.imaiu .
in thtfi pipes for iv day or two , inor-
dortto > tlioroughlysoflen the mud > vitk >
whicli they luwo becoino HiorouglUy
cloiy d , through ? . disuse dun-
ing thu winter. Then tlio water -
tor willl be withdrawn and-
thoroughly cloanswtl f The lattor-eiuL- *
.
of the week the pipes will be tested
andlbrought up to .faro pressure. Next. .
woukrtho company , expects to bo > sup-
plyiug- pure water. . The big puiuphas.
boon tested and wt/rks like a charm. .
It throws about eighty gallons to thu ,
fttrchfl , ' and ia equalto fifty strokes a. ll
minute. < This is eqvi.il * to abouti five
million gallons a. day. The other %
pump has n capacity of about two and I
a hwlf million gallons , mivkin Jliuir ,
comUinod capacity \sovon and a .half
million gallons a cUy. The contract-
witlt the city cnllu. for a capacity , of
live million galloiia a diiy. The do--
mnud upon the company for thu .pres
ent ! will not exceed 500,000 , gallons n.
dayl It is oxpocicd that the storage * -
resvrvulrn will/liiv in coiklitiou tuid-i.
low paving to COIIMUCIICO next week > .
Flro.
Ybstordayabo'ii 12:30 : , p.m-.n/icooc- ;
currcd on Tenth street , just. * in thw '
rcar.ofi the Slivveii House. All alarnL
waa made at an adjacent fire box. .but. . .
for.somu. unknown causethu largo
bell of .No. 3 engine house did not reSend -
S\ond \ to the call. The houza isiocou-
Cvicd .by a widow and her child. , They
were awakoncdlby thu mnota in theic--
300111 , , from , tlv effects of v.liich. they.-
wore jicarly. suffocated. Tie. depart -
laont not raa widing tp 'liQ.call tho.t
neighbors ; .turned out to tip , , number ,
'of. abouti twantyivo anljsoon
th&.firo out. . The origin of.itho ,
ia unknown , .but it is thsught to bo ,
the work , off MI incoiidiaryi-.TJiq
aga dotiQivalL amount to. forty , or ,
dollars. . Noc insuranco.
OttAofHii
V..Hplub , o
at the ( corner of Tlhictoontb , andl
WilllainBiBtroots , a queut.aud
faro [ inofr/tnsivo nian yesterday bp
caino violantly insana , .ajulhi jy-igliT
bora wcw- compelled io tie him , luuidl
and foot io prevent Mm frorn/doinjc
himpolf. and family injury For/
acvoral months past ho , , hose'
ai times baeji trpublcd
witlii shells whicli , indicated. , wiinduc- _
ingiuind. Not fteing daagerou ,
oitanjiidn wwi id ; to thorn.
famlfy wore fortixl.yeatorJay to. Jiuko
annlication to t'w court toinquircjinto
thu. question ol hjs inwuity , und
The iiiarri gu of
Conull to NJsa , Beitha IAIOSS took
place at 12 c.'clpck ytu qlay al Uie ret i.
deuce of Jlr. 7t > B. Knight. The ,
ceremony was private , nouo but a few
intimate { fiends boiug present. Immediately -
mediately alter- the leception was
hold , to which some two hundred and ,
fifty isvitatioua were given out. Thct
woddiny proaonts were numeroua and.
elegant , _
_ Sixteenth Street.
Efforts uro being made by some , eu *
I'jrprising citizens to have Sixtuouth
litiuet , fixim the bridge to tUoraco '
tiuck , spiinklod , Tliyy have ijinost
the necessary funds , andwitli , Httlo
.ijnistunco will bo able to put their
luudablo ondoayor into
clfoot , It u
an enterprise in wlileh e'-'t'rybody
should bo concerned.