Appanoose Times, The (Newspaper) - October 6, 1881, Centerville, Iowa Auditor's office THURSDAY J C i elevator at Rod on Uic night of Sept 24th Insured John of was killed n S- pt 24th Whiting has over 30.000 dp of eorn on his In Monona county and Waterloo 00 milos connected by telephone a few days A dollar fund for tho soldier who shot lit bas been started at Cedar Tho population of Rock now to a Is between 400 ami I IIP Park Association of Brush bus forwarded articles of Incorporation the Ski rotary of State A cent subscription lo the fund fur tho Memorial Monument has Ix started West Liberty A young not lost bis life lit a few days ago be- inp dump in well Mn foil from a second story window In Davenport a few flays died from injuries a short lime after A bod of coal four foot in thickness a quarter of a mile of tlie corporation of 300 W C of New Hope by relieved of chloroformed anil left In the woods I to hnd gone to make u purchase On tho night of Sept a fire Four or destroyed with n largo amount of a amounting In tho aggregate to A man named Joseph about years of in a State of beastly fell from one of the bridges in Sept nnd received injuries which are ly to prove Jaws M Paly found in his tied at the n were no of mid It is that ho died of of the In township Scott County 1 while Edward 15 was show Ing his gun to Henry flip latter mis fatally the entering his head In Webster county n named who recently had to go to the house IIP was slek nnd could not n ork just awarded back pension amounting to mid will get a month hereafter n former resident Mt was at La a few necks ago He 1 the reputation of being n very had though twenty years of having shot Hill mid 11 saloon keeper In a Hip crop throughout Iowa ner tills year Is gome i f ii similar I hiy arc being to the western portion of Pennsylvania Iron Vw Jewry by car shippers ing fi iu to per an unusually pm i fur them A at Marion took some in mistake for whisky tho tin ppi home burned from the Hindi hi died tho morning IIK In Inn drug store nnd com- and to him Tin was not discovered till it sine him Tin flouring mills nt Mnuk hy lightning and destroyed a mid time on the morning of September aith stories of In June at n cost of and with the best modern machinery at n form to Insured tho of Stipt the body of n ion iimn found Hooting in tho rivor some Inn Ft having been in wHter several 1 he deputy Harden of it ns the body of escaped from the and fnr whom a liberal reward was dl Tho Sioux Journal relates the I'll 11 few ago of Mart el hy I while on his way from work with him nt the was Mini In the ground IKP mil tlie v e left was ing rni on the and the kf The clothing was neither burned nor torn on tho Big Sioux the i of Stoux has a regular A the Slout has been Mr Kudd Is pushing the work nn i I dozen new houses nro going n arc coming etc Lots a ago fur arc now to JIOO Among other i the expect connection with n Winters Sr nt Mt Pleasant I 11 burns burnt dy There tin darns nine bend of two line blended two sets 1 ono nnd other u till P were ions Oiw of the horses burned was the -1 Stonewall that Winters had 1 of and n ire Hi it t every of becoming t There e of nn tho tt'orM publishes tho to hy that ns hy that paper 4101 J Highland I 34 Washington received renders Members of land who charged with iii tho murder near Stales who were draft In lied ami ugo reported His estate hii da com hag grown out of part interested m the that He rer was still living was hut H not rst he k maMed bT nn in order property lo grow out of singular case Tho Council states Warren Informed liN he hod bought n In be had reference the chureh tf il fi fur mi m rml service and he retired imes VOL IV OCTOBER NO 9 to a little feed store of which bo wan and sit down on n sack of using the pinto with which to blow out bis own brains Tho cause of this rash act Is to been melancholy induced by tho lots of children tine property Mr Hurst served In tlie Nebraska regiment during the waa at the time dentil about 60 years of A three children oud some step children survive him A cyclone swept down through tho central portion of northern Iowa on the Ing of Sept doing considerable damage Near Center the house of J Q son was blown over anil Mrs Madison severely buu The Mr one mllo was also blown down and Mrs woo hurt A number of buildings In Center were At on the branch of the lightning struck the prostrating eighteen men One man soon and on drugging all the rest out Into the rain they all revived but one Tho building Is a total wreck A passenger train on the Fort road struck by the cyclone overturning all but he engine Three cars were and a number of passengers lightly and two Injured Tbo explosion nt Council Bluffton tho evening of September proves to boon more awful in ita nnd results at first supposed scene on tho ground Is beyond description The round house s utmost totally the repair are completely the freight Is n total and itty box cars were blown to pieces Four en- gines were buried In the ruins of the round but nro hot greatly damaged Patrick fireman of nn engine In the home at lie was In the cab of bis engine when the but miraculously escaped a scratch Ills banging outside he was torn In shreds Four or lite small rame 600 feet ind the occupant cf truck by n largo piece of wheel and will prob die A rock weighing four hundred pounds us blown from the foundation of the round and three-quarters of a mile anil ailing sunk almost out of eight In the received by tho from towns wenty away slate that the shnek Ty plainly folt that and people bought it an earthquake Windows twelve miles from the city were broken Tho Hock company's loss will probably lie nearly a half million dollars An accident to a Ion train on the DCS In Sept 20th he train consisted of a six lint ars nnd nnd carrying a Ion party out to ork on tho line All the curs eft the rails and the caboose was badly hree men were outright nnd about were more or less Injured the of the M John and C 0 Gilbert Those hen both legs si nil crushed and Injured prob ibly lost one wounded In John fracture of the William arm 1 arm collar bono Wm Tunica R M arm Antony side Wm bend John side John leg Jeff A Joe Ed A others Most of the above arc uot seriously Tlie of the accident Is unknown Tho of the company and several surgeons and repaired to ilic ccne of the aud no pains or will je spared to make the Injured us comfortable us DYNAMITE Explosion Council Bluffs Sept 4 o'clock this the close if the memorial the was Into a panic by a terrific explosion of at tl e Chicago ft Rock Island ten tin isand people wore In and he park when the most deafening sound shook he buildings i ml staggered persons n away rom the sect of the wreck On looking In he direction from whence the sound here was ob- a dense cloud of smoke rising like a p il over the southern part of the to the houses were found fairly plastering torn rom the thrown down nnd brick curried a distance of nearly half n mllo from the The sight Tim car containing the dynamite stood adjoining the round on a side rack at that spot There Is a hole In the at feet deep and forty feet n which has undoubtedly been lilted ip with tho falling debris an much as live weighing eight hundred or a arc tossed around like font mils as large as a two bushel basket into the flat cnrs feet away The round bouse Is scarcely ono brick being left united to a small part of the west wall Three engines were In It at the two of which were steamed tip They are half covered with the ruins of the round house nnd badly Injured otherwise One had the strong steel pinto around the boiler ripped off and the nro Into Inextricable confusion conches standing near were splintered nto kindling wood The peculiar action of the Is shown In tho way one cur wrecked Tbo roof and except the split up Into slivers ami is carefully within the conch as could have been lone by hands Abnut twenty freight cars nrc some standing nearly twenty rods distant Tho house Is n the powerful heavy frame twisted like tho roof torn iff nnd shattered and the nrc piled u n the greatest confusion The of th a burning axle of n freight en adjacent lo tho ono loaded with dy The tried to run It at the lank extinguish the Humes nit they such headway that It bad to be I abandoned The employes had nearly twenty minutes In to place themselves beyond the roach of and thus far none arc reported hurt of them claims to have been under n loaded ear from under which ono pair of trucks were torn A small shanty about twenty rods was raised and the Inmates badly If not injured A man who stood a few feet from tho house struck with a piece of Iron and his skull terribly lacerated Still further away received her death The to the railroad company is but no figures can bo given The damage the city will n to a large large French plate window lights were shivered a mile from tlie depot Along lower Main street scarcely any of liny Im- portance damage In the county Jail where prisoners arc the gas extinguished by the giving tho Inmates ft fright The explosion took place at a verv as nearly body cither nt the memorial which being held In the or were enjoy Ing A holiday and oft duty Half an hour Inter there been three passing by there from tho Union Pacific depot Investigation of the of the explosion disclosed tbc fact that on Saturday last a load of giant billed common Masting reached here over the R I consigned O Denver Colorado Tlie fJ P refused to the dangerous and the car ed to the Rock Island where It exploded witti fearful force this evening The sion demolished tlw company's and repair shops of brick and a fraina freight besides forty or freight cars Not to fart my you men women children that have been raised from by tht use of Hop yon wouW and invaluable renwdy Bw WEEKLY REVIEW The fund on the of tember bod reached A ferry boat sunk near Sept and 12 people were drowned Tho California half brother of Maud was sold at Sept f or Holland's tobacco factory and storage rooms at were burned on the morning of fcpt Bv the explosion of the boiler of a steam thresher at four persons were and three others were seriously Injured Tho Mutual Union Telegraph Com- pany Is about to lay Ita wires in tho limits of and expects to open Its office In that city about Oct 15th Of sixteen souls on board the ship from the Eos bound for only the carpenter and one icac in saved Five bodies have been re covered It is believed that the American wheat crop for or less than last year The estimate s based on the reports of the Agricultural Bureau Tho authorities nt Copenhagen have been Informed that Nihilists and Fenians In America have arranged to ship Infernal chines to Copenhagen for Russia and England It is reported that the winter wheat in Northern Indiana Is looking magnificently Some of it Is to high that mve been turned In to eat it down Tbc acreage In Northern Indiana Is larger ever Thirty Indian students who have spent the post three yours In the Hampton mal have left for Dakota to become In- their tribes Tho expects to bring buck an equal of new students was killed at ver on the night of September 24th by the ng of the walls of n brick building Another nan was e but was extricated unhurt Lass nn bn ding and contents from to The Michigan tiro announce that they have all tho clothing needed grass clover under- tableware and money arc Imper needed Tho cash receipts up to noon Sept amounted to At tho regular quarterly meeting of lie Nail Association at Sept It was decided to advance card rates o subject to the usual terms and dis- counts This Is an advance of 28 cents Reports from all parts of the try show that everywhere the day of Sept observed at a day of mourning for the de- ceased President Business was and lo nearly every church In the of all memorial services were held A letter has been received at Captain of tho United States steamer sent Into the Arctic Seas In search of the stating that he iod heard nothing of that vessel on the an that discovered an island nca Cape and hod victualled for the f he found that he had to be out so long The Indian Bureau learns that the Arizona war has ended nnd the ore rendering Agent Tiffany telegraphs that V 980 of his Indians nrc on thn ng only 17 White Mountain Utes probably nt expect to receive the surrender to the military of all but Pedro's band and the chief who surrender near Fort The Republican State Convention of Sept nominated the following For L F A Secretary of Fred Von Charles W W Railroad J H Supreme Court Charles Wm Mitchell and D A Dickinson A destructive tornado visited Font persons are n to have been killed and thirteen Injured in houses which wore blown down Throe school houses wore partly destroyed Several mil's were business houses and dences trees blown and other done The track of the hurricane was two miles wide The loss will not be less Minn The wind was accompanied by a lightning and hall The boiler of a locomotive on tho Hastings and Dakota division of the Milwaukee St Paul road exploded near Prior Sept while running eighteen miles an hour The engine thrown 160 feet for- ward and track Engineer Grove bury thrown a considerable and soon after died The and conductor Jones wore slightly Injured None of the sengers were hart The at their reunion at Sept adopted resolutions expressing themselves in full sympathy with the Nation's grief for the untimely death of President offering heartfelt condolence nnd prayers for the stricken deprecating tbc growth of seeds of assassination In tbe denying that any Soldier de- sires a pension from the Federal Government or any reaffirming the acceptance of the sues of the late denouncing bers and colling for the extermination of that class of criminals A dispatch Mrs Garfield will probably spend her summers at In tbe old and In the winter time with her tives in where she will be near her husband's and part of the time at where she will be near her eldest Harry and while they am at- tending Williams College Grandma In future will mako her home with Mrs Held Whither tho wife the rowing mother will go The aged grandmother Is very and will spend her last days with the family of her dead con At Harding's coal mine near Wos Sept Haggle tbe adopted of John aged and his aged went to gather coal Tho boy went upon what Is called a stack pile which generally has a smouldering He bad reached about the middle of the heap when the mass caved enveloping tbe boy In th flery maw his foster jumped In after him with a view to save boy She got him but not before his body was burned almost to a crisp Her awn caught and she WM frightfully burned Her cries brought the miners to The boy and It Is believed the girl canno lire In reference to Washington dispatches of Sept 20th District Attor ney called on Guiteau and Informed him that the grand Jury would October and that his cats would be called and indictment would follow Gul remarked be then offered to any might intimating would be an early trial Guiteau named big Geo Chicago hlll promised to telegraph at once Guiteau still clings to the delusion that if he can cape mob violence and get a trial before tbe court he will bo acquitted Since learning of the President's death he has expressed cation that the murderous work was always speaking of It as the will and expresses regret that the victim ed so much He pretends and to get sympathy from the people Ho said to a Jail he was sure the American people after President was transfer sympathy from that lump of clay the dead to He expresses no remorse for the brutal cowardly but his great dread Is mob violence Later particulars from the accident at Beaver Sept say nine persons were on the hand car when the press train struck it Four were killed and two died In a few minutes The other three escaped by jumping from the car A dis- patch It beyond all the sheer recklessness of the which caused their death A pilot train was run minutes ahead of the and warned he of the Scorning of the special at a very high rate of speed Notwithstanding his caution and a previous knowledge tuat the rain was to be the nine men in the party if ted their hand car upon the track Immediately after the pilot train nnd attempted to cros he exceedingly high trestle work over Beaver near The consequence was the struck tho hand car midway the bridge awful result One man nnd the hand car on the pilot of the the man lying mder the crushed to a perfect wreck An- man most horribly left to the nnd four others hurled o the eandy bed of the three killed out- Ight and the other mortally injured Two men made the terrible leap of sixty feet to the and escaped without injury The train as moving at a tremendous speed nt the as soon as it was halted d to the and everything possible done or the A strange and distressing accident Sept at near De- rolt An express train over rn while transferring across the river by the boat against the dock on the slaud It threw the sleeper forward on the boat and plunged into the water on lie slip The passenger coach also was forced and the forward trucks fell oil and and the coupling between this conch and ic following ear It did not break but hung n the edge at an angle of 45 one end touching tbe water Tho boat and engines were reversed ns It backed from the be sleeper which was In the rose and Its truck having gone to the bot- om The greatest confusion and excitement passengers in the sleeper clung to lie sides and tried to break through the dows Sixty or seventy others In the ger coach behind were panic stricken and pell mell for the furthest end of the car iome even jumped Into tho water and were rescued by passengers standing on the deck if the boat Windows were eventually open nnd tho dripping pulled ut It was found three passengers of the cen were missing The darkness and nnd tbe fact that the passengers were make It possible all were saved Crime and William E Reed has been acquitted if the murder of Sheriff of Ho Nebraska Augustus D the defaulting of New bns handed over by the English to the can authorities J N the Chicago m trial for the murder of Daniel of den by wts found an fixed at life Imprisonment A special from of September guys Wm one of the Chicago Alton train was sentenced to five years In the penitentiary the jury In the criminal court of was to to twenty la the and the for life Both guilty Goo W paying teller of the reporters nnd Traders has been ed oil the charge of embezzlement of funds of tbc Institution It Is believed that the cation is not less than Ham alias who has some of the boldest stage robberies on record In Texas and has sentenced to life imprisonment His exploit was the single handed robbery of a stage conch nnd Its twelve male occupants nea Colorado At the meeting of the Nevada Oregon railroad at Sept ex-judge E P and treasurer were told to withdraw They refused and a scene ensued A pistol shot wounding S C and D W of San Francisco The sicians think the wounds will prove fatal The Legal authorities of N have addressed the Attorney General of the State and tbe Attorney-General of the United States upon the propriety of fil- ing counts before the grand jury of Monmouth county against Guiteau for the murder of ident It Is held that the waiver of a Inquest by the State does not deprive bhe grand jury of the power to Indict the inal A St Louis dispatch of Sept The Independence authorities have tele- graphed the authorities for and tlon to prevent the impending rescue of the train robbers Tbc Governor bos gone to the spot and Is attending tbe trial of Ryan If he Is an attempt to rescue him will be made There Is great excitement In court and on the streets Many notorious acters are on hand and threaten the marshal Bloodshed will attend any attempt for his rescue Three Carter and had a row in a at Sept after which they mounted their horses and rode up and down Main firing promiscuously When the weet part of Mayor Hughes flred upon them with shotgun Tbe does returned the Miss a passer-by The trio then left for the territory Mills was to badly wounded that he was left on the prairie just across the line Tbe other two were subsequently captured and Colonel United States Dis- baa received from Attorney General of New a cation In which to that no action will be taken in cue bv the authorities of that State George that owing to tbe of who hi only he will act as counsel for the and bas to in formed District Attorney He has no fears bat that there will be a fair trial He will not take advantage of any but will nike insanity tbe only defense Preliminary arrangements for are being by issuing nas following witnesses for Edward A who has notes of the conversations with George W President of the Star Jacob R Sarah D and Robert A attaches of the and Patrick police who witnessed the shooting Bliss and present at the Geo W n detective Simon charge present at the will be requested to testify has been no reply received from Geo who was requested to defend him The Grand Jury will doubtless find a true or indictment for but nn im- trial Is improbable having treated Guiteau as a condemned man by ping his letters and giving their contents to the and a refusal to let him sec tbe news will give his counsel greater privileges no change of venue cnn be granted in the District of and no appeal in criminal cases lies to any other and the Supreme Court cannot review raises His counsel only be to secure greater time nnd a defense still treats tbe prisoner Guiteau only knowing by inference even now that he killed the President It is believed that the trial will bo deferred until the first Monday In December Guiteau desires to set tlie and says have a trial until there n cooling down in the community which has plauded and never arrested two men who have tempted his lite in bis cell How to transfer him safely between the jail and the court will bo n troublesome question us the court room only holds four and the admission will be by card issued by the judge or United States Henry A mob is not unlikely to though the general opinion Is that such a disgrace should not happen From Abroad ENGLAND A writer in the Times suggests that Americans in London would gladly join Iu placing a slab oC American granite in minster Abby with the gratitude for the common sorrow of the English people with Americans In tbe death of President The correspondent suggests thai President Arthur should make this permission Ills first and permit a stone from the Abby w similar words to be brought to London dispatches of September 26 The Manchester appears In deep mourning border At various towns ia England having no particular connection with America he municipal authorities have requested the Inhabitants to show their respects for th ate President by closing of more particularly during the funeral hour A meeting was held nt to express thy with Mrs Garfield and the American ple In London a number of offices connected with America were draped in black All omni- ius drivers were ordered by the omnibus com ponies to have crape on whips All flags on the river Thames were at half ns also those on many of the halls of the city At the funeral services in the City of New and Antoinette Sterling formed solos The London commercial rooms in Mincing Lane closed nt 1 p M ns n mark of respect to the memory of tbe late as were also the rooms ol the Under- writers Association at Liverpool The office of the government of New Zealand In London close EGYPT A Cairo dispatch of Sept Public funeral were held at the can Mission Chapel All the Ministers and Consuls and a number of European notabilities were present IRELAND An attempt bas made to blowup the residence of Captain Thomas at Pallas county Limerick The residence was occupied at the time by Captain Lloyd and seventeen emergency men and police One side of tlie building was shattered by dynamite Nobody was injured received an extraordinary ovation in Dublin on his return from Wicklow The people unhorsed his carriage and dragged it to the land league where an address was presented Tho camp of Ali some distance south of the was attacked by In- who were repulsed after five hours fighting All loss was small Mot the Bight Hitching Place Texas Sittings The scene is laid in a beer garden in the suburbs of Austin A country with a with a in her on his and the as he is called in said to the barkeeper with the white apron you the Tho barkeeper hearing himself called a thing so entirely out of his line of looked and vos nod dot you air the said the removing the and throwing a bold stream of tobacco juice at the vos shoost as goot and don't you make no foolishness mil replied the filling his pipe you can marry folks We want to get told you dot is a liar vat vants ter put up some games on me then you go out and take in yt ur sign We was in town to git and we saw that air sign out Hitching so as not to no time we came right in Beg pardon if yon ain't in the business Come and taking her under his the couple sailed to their which was waiting Then the barkeeper went anr stood before the hitching anc studied the and smoked steadily for about the space of half an hour SCALLOPED and cut the tomatoes in slices a quarter of an inch make a of breac butter and a little white put this in a padding dish with alternate layers of hav ing the tomatoes for the top pu a piece of butter on each slice and dns with pepper and a little sugar stew with dry bread crumbs and baki half an remove the lie and bake brown Amethysts were found in Ire in 1755 The steam hammer was patented bi James Watts April 28 1784 toM He to take a blue but I for I had a been poisoned by mercury TU druggist told me to try and I dlt It was just the thine for my an constipation and now I am as well ever Sol both dry and Fnt LAST SAD RITES at Cleveland Over tho Body of President Sept last night workmen in the glare of electric light worked at the great catafalque and arches Lines of military kept back the surging multitude Only he workmen and a few soldiers were allowed n the and the coffin rested in solitary state In the center Four Knights Templar stood guard all night beside the coffin ng dawned on the completion of a structure worthy of the city and the Illustrious dead Jong before throngs of ng from the western arch across tbe river awaited the opening of the gates Perfect reigned throughout the living moss The great gates swung and the with heads uncovered and bowed in in mournful procession up the sloping to where the mortal remains of James V Jay in state for the last time Nearly every eye was and many wept aloud The pavilion will be open until 10 o'clock to-morrow A While the Marine Band at Washington played My to this the Ohio old passed right and left of the de- the and shattered colors of he at the foot of tho casket The luard of of tbe Cleveland Grays and four Knights presented and at that precise moment a most rainbow emerged from the clouded skies immediately above the and ex- ending from the woodland hills over the ern border of the clear to Lake Erie Thousands noticing the bored heir heads and famed in the hymn Then the vast multitude moved on in silence The procession being longer than the distance o the five and one-half a cin of counter marching will be adopted The Cabinet Evorts ind General Hancock called this afternoon on irs At least strangers are and more are expected The com- is doing good work it supplying To the credit be it said that 10 one has raised the prices Several thousand lomes have been thrown open tously to he public Eighteen ud their staffs nd about forty Mayors f city delegates from he States Canada are here HIRAM COLLEGE MEMORIAL The Hiram College memorial service was hold n the Frst Presbyterian this afternoon At S clock tbe President's old regiment wo color bearers preceding with the old shot orn standard heavily draped After fi musical election and an earnest prayer by Dr resident delivered an eloquent and address THE AT THE PAVILION egan at the of the family and relatives being about the casket Beethoven's hymn was beginning art one to the grave but we will not deplore Passages from the Scriptures were read by of the Episcopal diocese of the passages that s born of thou hast been our well now is Christ risen rom the I show you a THE PINAL At Dr Chos E Pomeroy delivered the nal prayer and benediction Dr spoke forty and when he a hash for a moment on the vast The Rev Hall then read favorite Reapers of Life's which was beautifully sung by the A SUCCESSION Or so delayed tbe procession that the line hod to e broken before reaching the cemetery and in files beside the for nearly hree made way for the funeral car The State Militia were stationed at the gates of the and along the driveways to tbe he steps to the vault were carpeted with rs At the entrance there were an anchor of and a cross of white with greens festooned above A heavy black canopy was stretched over the steps from which the were to be conducted At the Parade ENTERED THE was appropriately decorated In to On one side were the words Him to Rest Whom We Have Learned to and on the Him to Rest Whom We Have Learned to A massive evergreen cross was suspended from the center of the arch Tbe Marine continuing the sweet but mournful strains it hod kept up during the entered then come the Forest City of escorted lent to the then the funeral car with and Cleveland the mourners carriages and those of the guard comprised all he procession that entered the grounds AT THE cavalry drew up In with sabres pre- As the cor followed by with the mourners and the Cabinet the band played my to As the casket was placed in the he Committee of Marshall and one or two personal standing at the entrance None of the amily of the boys left the carriages Remarks were made by Rev Chaplain of Ohio The Latin Me was then and the President's To after which the benediction was pronounced by President of Hi- ram College THE MOURNERS drove hurriedly back to the city to avoid an- other shower The military and masonic escort eft the cemetery ta the same order as they en- tered it When the catafalque was reached were dismissed Adjutant Smith Ohio furnished a guard as long as the body re- mains In the vault The sexton thinks it will be but a few days until the final interment place Mrs while at the said she did not think there was Ident time to prepare the grave for and tho casket was therefore placed iu the vault The dais supporting the coffin In the vault U covered with trimmed with black broad cloth and deep black fringe In the ground over the head of the hung a large Horal sent by the ladies of Dubuque to Mrs The pathway from the Into the vault was covered with cedar sewed together On this was scattered white immortelles and roses At the of the vault was spread a carpet covered Witl white flowers This was covered with a of deep block broadcloth Just outside ttx vault was a cross of elegant white with the but not It was from the Bolivian delegation the college left the park the guards were or dered to admit tbe public Into the L line promptly and thousands through canting a lingering THE DESERTED BIER The scene was one of the most impressive o the entire day The demonstrations to a grea degree indicated a universal feeling of love an sympathy for the eminent dead Despite tti between 8 and i the people In unprotected Not less than paid tribute Why is Science Popular Science for October Opposition to science is not the ex- reproach of any one school oi it has been manifested by all Theology withstood because it was itself identified with the old explanations of nature phy made a stand against be- cause science circumscribed its field and subverted its Literature strove against because of its devotion to fact and its unfriendliness to imagination Art resisted science as unfavorable to the inventive and creative spirit Science studied matter to nn its mysterious processes anc discern its the schools of culture all contemned the occupation of and shrank from it as a descent into groveling materialism Philosophy was most potent in its because i gave law to education and gave reasons to and art the royal observatory Our President is Dead F A In True Patient Our Hero And the night of the everlasting grave hath shrouded him from human sight She who sat by him Monday night holding his emaciated hand in hers while his soul wandered in visions of the days when they were young and all the world was full of heaven to is a widow Her children are phans and a nation mourns Where was God that night that he should die and the cowardly assassin Why should the curse of one human devil be stronger than the prayers of all of all men whose humanity was not yet lost in brutality A coward A shot in the back Then long weeks of suffering such as Socrates found not in the poison cup Such as Caesar felt not when shrouding his face in his mantle he surrendered tlie imperious spirit which had made the world agony such as tus felt not nor the Medean prince flayed nor Croesus with the burning gold in his ner the one who with the Savior on the a of Paradise his eyes What were they all to nine days on the dark border line be- twixt life and death An age of pain and suffering where tho others had but hours And all for Had he who suffered thus and died far from his old home and his old sitting on her where he had been a and looking ward for the messenger of sad dying piece meal where the moan of the ocean waves mingled with his ings of the visions that brightened his dying hours God and the pitying done any wong that needed so terrible a If he who bas not and who shall not dread the Nemesis of vengeance If ever a nation mourned or wept or prayed this nation yet down the long day after night after he who was its chief magistrate but is so no passed to the River of Death whose sullen waves engulfed him as it has the the the and all those whose names thould perish forever What is human life that it should be What are honor and fame and that they should be thirsted What is the State when its chief Magistrate chosen by the voice of the a manly man at with a noble than which no hero or demi- god of the world's Arcadian golden boast a brighter or a grander can be stricken down by a cowardly assassin whose poisoned let festers and rankless days and weeks and months until with devilish spell it summons death Monday night our President not the head of a but the Chief istrate of all the people Tuesday morning the news came to us and little children dismissed from met us with tears in their eyes and said President Garfield is dead Flags draped in black hung in ful black and interlaced like the light and darkness that brightens and darkens festooned the public climbed up he court house columns and said to all n the same mute voice which God used o Elijah at Mt Horeb whereat the put off his The Lord Jod To which we are glad a and the government still its foremost man is dead Let us mourn Let us bury him Let his wife dry her tears Let his old mother's aching heart brill with the hope of meeting her loble son in the land where parting is 10 more Let us write his name who died at in tablets that shall not perish while tho world shall go its entire round He who died is alive forever He leeds no pyramid to rear its head in lis honor above a wreck strewn land is one of those noble names that were not born to An ten ten times ten years or until some mighty cataclysm shall hurl the human race nto indistinguishable ruin and lethean his name shall shine as a star or the the the which armed him so nobly to face grim death so long for the land and dear ones he loved so well No tale in history shall move the mman heart as this which sped on the wings of lightning into every corner of our land but yesterday God rest his soul who died last day night whore the waves of the mighty ocean shall mourn forever God guard and keep the republic though its guardian genius has ts robes spotted with the blood of coln and Garfield is yet the hope of the world JOB PRINTING AT TTO Oil Cornell Science October Thus the secrets of the motions of the planets were explained But those erratic visitants of our whose advent in olden time filled the mind with universal were still an mystery Suddenly would blaze out in the and as denly pass ont of and no omer could tell whence they came 01 whither they or the laws which governed their motions Newton first snowed that comets akf were obedient to the attraction of He demonstrated this fact means of the comet of 1680 The of this comet he found not to differ pre from a parabola After Edmund a careful study of the comets of 1531 and 1682 ventured the that these were only different appeal ances of one and the same period of revolution was about seventy five years pre dieted a reappearance of this comet it 1759 This comet was shown to movi in a very elongated ellipse In accord ance with reappearance this comet occurred in 1759 and 1835 An ridiculing the ridden lous which make no at good says that the Clearfield fair consisted of a a and a pumpkin It rained so hard the first that the goose swam the oalf broke loose and ate the and a thief prowling around tie and that ended the lair f A Th Tendencies of a Militant Society Whore activity in destroying enemies is destruction will become a source of where success in subduing is above all things there will arise delight in the forcible exercise of with pride in spoiling the will go disregarded for the rights of ty at large As it is incredible that men should be courageous in face of foes and cowardly in face of so it is incredible that the other feelings fostered by perpetual conflicts abroad should not come into play at home We have just seen with the of vengeance outside the there goes the of vengeance inside the and whatever other habits of bought and action constant war sitate effects in the cial life at large Facts from various places and times prove that the tant societies the claims of liberty and property are little regarded The warlike to the extent that both sexes are and by whom invasions or annually undertaken furnish for the royal show their by their annual at which multitudinous victims are publicly slaughtered for the lar gratification The highly in their activities and type of who display their recklessness of life not only by killing their own people for cannibal but by destroying immense numbers of their infants and by sacrificing victims on trivial such as launching a new so much applaud ferocity that to commit a murder is a glory Early records of Asiatics and ans show us the like relation What accounts there are of the primitive when Western peoples show us a chronic reign of both within and without their while tic which from the be- ginning have characterized the continue to characterize them down to our own In proof that it was so with the Greek and Latin it suffices to instance the slaughter of the two thousand Helots by the whose brutality was and the murder of large numbers of citizens by jealous Roman em- like their manifest their love of bloodshed in their arenas Thit where life is little ed there can be but little regard for follows those who do not hesitate to end another's activities by killing him will still less hesitate to restrain his activities by holding him iu bondage Militant whose when not eaten are enslaved habitually show us the absence of re- gard for which characterizes the members of militant societies in general How under the more or less markedly dis- played in all early historic there was any sentiment against depriv ing men of their is sufficiently shown by the fact that even in the ings of primitive Christianity there was no express condemnation of slavery Naturally the like holds with the right of property Where mastery ed by force is claims to possession by the weaker are likely to be little respected by the stronger The Blue Glass Professor director of a ed insane asylum at announces the result of experiments made by him in relation to the blue glass healing which at one time attracted so much attention in America as well aa abroad He had a room furnished with windows of blue and had the walls painted of the same color He then selected sixty persons who were more or less deranged and made them subjects of experimentation for a period of three placing them at selected times in the blue room and carefully noting the apparent upon them He discovered that the abnormally aroused and excited temperament experienced a bly soothing and quieting influence in the blue and he expresses the con- viction that with persons thus mentally with whom every other od of treatment has this should be tried He does not report any com- plete cures made by this means but says that in most cases the ment has proved and that if continued systematically and the indications are that it will lead to complete restoration In no case did it work injury He expresses the tion to continue his and calls upon all associates and colleagues in the treatment of the insane to do the and make 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