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Where the Aawsusin Is.; -
SCENES AT THE DISTRICT JAIL A FALSE
ALARM AT NIGHT.
Washington Post, 4th.
Guiteau occupies a cell on the west
corridor of the jail. He has, since his
incarceration on Saturday, remained
calm and quiet. His appetite is good,
and the jail omciais say ne is extreme
ly fond of fish. He apparently enjoys
wnat ne eats, xi is reiatea oi tne pris
oner that when he arrived at the jail
he was directed to take his shoes off,
to which he demurred, saying, "If I go
in naked feet over those stone floors
111 catch my death o' cold." A prison
er remarked: "les, you or a ,
you'll have a rope around your neck a
d d sight sooner than you'll ever
catch cold in bare feet.
Guiteau being asked how the Presi
dent acted on being shot said, "I'll
show you," and throwing up his right
elbow, with his hand hanging, shook
his hand, remarking, "That's the way
he did. But the next one got him.
When he was first struck he turned
and looked scared."
Mr. Benton Kuss, the deputy warden,
in obedience to orders from the Attorney-General,
refuses admission. All
day yesterday crowds of people, moved
by curiosity, visited the jail in the hope
of being able to get a view of the
prisoner. The cell he occupies, how
ever, does not face outward, and though
many left with the impression that
they had seen the prisoner, they were
mistaken. Among those who called
with the hope of getting an interview
with the prisoner were many of the
local reporters and correspondents, but
all, save one, were disappointed.
A Graphic artist, accompanied by
District Attorney Corkhill and Chief
Brooks, called about 3 o'clock and had
an intervie w with Guiteau. The artist,
however, was only given an opportuni
ty to.make a sketch of the prisoner,
who, in his presence, did not utter a
word. The rumor published that ' a
lady friend called at the jail to see Gui
teau, while sensational in character,
is doubtless inspired by the supposi
tion that there is a woman at the bot
tom of everything, lacks the essential
element of truth.
As a safeguard against any attempt
atTescue, as soon as the prisoner was
placed in jail a section of police, under
jthe command of Lieut. Austin, was de
.tailed by Major Brock to guard the
riail. They are placed in front of the
bunding, in tne rear or tne 3 an is isat
teryH, Second Artillery, commanded
by Capt. Niles, while in the immediate
vicinity and in easy call are Batteries
C and B, Second Artillery, commanded
respectively by Capt, Graves andXieut.
tjcantling. in addition to tnese pre
cautions, the guard at the jail are on
duty day and night, and all the ap
proaches are covered either by police
or military. The massive door that
leads into the waiting room is also
securely locked both day and night, and
it would seem that no attempt to lynch
the prisoner could be successful with
out collusion from some of the jail
guards or wardens.
On Saturday night while the rumars
of the President dying were flying
around the city, and the jail was guard?
ed by the force mentioned, two shots
in quick succession were fired In the
vicinity. This was about 11:30 o'clock.
The night was still and the sky was
studded with stars. The shots sounded
right back of the jail and were thought
to be a signal for attack. Immediately
the troops were called to arms, and the
police went out to reconnoitre. It was
found that the shots were fired by some
young men who were returning from
a lark. The effect of the shooting was
to cause much excitement for the time
being.
Guiteau' Explanation.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CORKHILL. TAKES
IT DOWN IN niS CELL.
District Attorney Corkhill was sent
for in the afternoon by Guiteau, who
made a long statement as to the occa
sion of his attion. He made an impor
tant statement, the District Attorney
says, explaining where ha got the money
to purchase his pistol, and giving other
important particulars, but it was de
cided not to make it public until veri
fied. The District Attorney believes
that Guiteau is endeavoring to add to
the mystery and complicate matters to
cover up his own crime. Corkhill laid
the matter before the informal meet
ing of the cabinet, at the White House
last night, and was instructed to pro
ceed to investigate as fully as possible.
Col. William A. Cook, A. M. Gibson, the
local detectives, and Chief Brooks, of
the Secret Service, were on hand and
had a .hasty consultation with Col.
Corkhill in the ante-room. Immediate
ly afterwards Detective McDevitt left
the city on a train going east. It is be
lieved that McDevitt has gone off to
work up facts connected with Guiteau's
statement
Chief Brooks was with Guiteau a
long time in the afternoon also. The
latter stated that he shot the President
because it was so ordained by God.
He was particular in asking about the
President's injuries, and when inform
ed that the latter was a great sufferer,
regretted not having shot him a third
time, as the third shot would have cer
tainly proved fatal.
Notes and Ramon.
VARIOUS FACTS AND STORIES REGARD-
ING THE CRIME.
"Washington Post.
, Mr. T. J. Cutler, the countryman who
made the remark on the street that he
had seen two men, bne a large man and
the other a small man, acting in a sus
tricious manner in the Baltimore and
Potomac depot a short time previous
to the shooting, was yesterday confront
ed with Guiteau at the jail, but he
failed to recognize him as the small
man whom he had seen at the depot.
He was thereafter discharged from cus
tody. A man in the Belt line car stables,
Who heard a small man a few days ago
say he would soon have $500, immeo
ately coupled him with Guiteau, and
yesterday the story was told all over
the city as a fact. Bumors of the most
improbable character about small men,
all of whom answer the description of
Guiteau, if their relaters can be believ
ed, are afloat, and some papers publish
them in sober earnest.
Miss M. KKelly, a colored school
teacher, living at 1416 I street north
West, saw the shooting and will be sum
moned as a witness. She is now in
Philadelphia at 1014 Brainbridge street.
Because of the precarious condition
of the President the music at Abner's,
Driver's and the Theatre Comique on
Saturday was stopped. Ko music will
be played at these places while his con
dition remains se doubtful. y -.
Mrs. Garfield, senior, will not coma
from Mentor, as at first supposed, ;but
will remain there, being kept constant
ly informed as to her Bon's condition.
jDetectives Lanthier. Cosgrove and
Huntingdon; of 'the' New York city
foree, are in the city; also several from
Philadelphia: - ,
-iCapt. W. Boss Brown, the librarian
Navy Department, has a lively
recollection of Guiteau's visits there!
uu one occasion ne advised him5 In re
gaid-to Obtaining his consulate. Gui
teau replied "I'm all ' right; Xogan is
lookincrTDUt fdr,me.?He was at the
tlibfary from April 7 till the4ay before
Congress adjourned.
t Senator Lozan is said to have called
f'at Gitteau's boarding house two weeks
K XI 1 -
ainuc auu iiuiu uiauiuo ws iuscuio. .
i The rumor was revived last night
that Guiteau was removed from the jail
and placed on board of one of the moni
tors which which steamed into the
river. Maj. Brock professed entire ig
norance of any such thing, and said he
was committed to jail and there he
would stay until his trial.
The Attorney-General has been im
portuned tohave Guiteau photographed,
but refused for the present.
Guiteau's act is one involving capital
punishment, whatever the result to his
victim.
All idea of Guiteau's insanity is scout
ed by the best informed and those in
terested in the investigation. No crime
has been committed for a long time
that shows more perfect preparation in
every particular.
The conspiracy theory has been pret
ty well exploded by the later develop
ments, though it is thought some crim
inal negligence will be shown on the
part of those who knew Guiteau's dan
gerous proclivities and desperate con
dition. It is said he made threats of
"breaking the dead-lock in Republican
politics with a pistol."
Mr. Camacho's Statement.
THE SHOOTING OF THE PRESIDENT DE
SCRIBED BY TOE VENEZULEAN MIN
ISTER. Simon Camacho. the Minister of
Venezuela to the United States, who
is a personal friend of both President
Garfield and Secretary Blaine, was an
eye-witness, of the shooting of the
President. Mr. Mamacho arrived in
Jersey city from Washington, on Satur
day arternoon, on tne tram wnicn was
to have carried the President from
Washington. A Tribune reporter met
Mr. Camacho, who told the following
story of the attempt to murder the
President:
"I had made arrangements to come
to New York; also to escort'some of
the members of Gen. Blake's family,
who were on their way to Long Branch.
While waiting for them I saw the car
riage containing President Garfield
and Secretary Blaine driven up to the
depot. They remained in the carriage
talking until the bell sounded, an
nouncing the time of the train's de
parture, when the President and Sec
retary entered the depot arm in arm."
"How many persons were there in
the room at the time of the shooting?"
"Only three or four. At the sound
of the bell all the people with the ex
ception of myself went out upon the
platform where the train was about to
start. I was waiting for my party. A
gentleman accompanied by two ladies
followed the President and Secretary
toward the ticket office. I had just
bowed to the President and Secretary,
when suddenly tjje man called Gui
teau appeared, from where I could not
see him. He took the pistol from his
pocket, and, in a crouching attitude
stealthily approached President Gar
field, who was unconscious of his pres
ence." Why did you not give some warn
ing or rush upon the assassin and dis
arm him V"
"The man moved so rapidly that I
scarcely had time to comprehend the
situation befor the shots were fired. I
endeavored to knock the pistol from
his hands, but the large steam heater
which separated us prevented me from
reaching him in time to frustrate his
murderous designs. When the shots
were fired the assassin was not more
than three or four feet from his vic
tim. The first shot took effect just
above the right hip. When the report
of the pistol was heard Secretary
Blaine jumped from the side of the
President; at the second shot, which
rapidly followed, he returned, but be
fore he reached him the President had
fallen. The assassin rushed to the
door of the B street entrance of the
depot, but I prevented his escape there.
J'hen he turned and ran to the opposite
oor, where he was captured. I imme
diately gaye my assistance to the Presi
dent, and hurriedly told Secretary
Blaine that had it not been for the
necessity of attending to my business J
would remain in vv asmngton. 1 tnen
went on board the train and came to
New York, but had I known that the
injuries would prove fatal I would not
nave come.
THE PRESIDENT'S CONDITON LATER
DISPATCHES.
10 :40 A. 31. The anticipations of the
President's attending physician last
night, with regard to the probable
transciining or tne unrayoraDie symp
toms wnicn tnen mamrestea tnem
selves have been fully justified by re
sults. Col. Bockwell, who spent a large
part 01 last nignt in tne Jtresiaent's
room, says that he slept more quietly
and tranquilly than at any time since
he was wounded. He took nourish
ment in the shape of chicken broth,
milk and lime water1 and beef tea re
peatedly and retained it. His restless
ness abated, the nervous contractions of
his fingers ceased, and he slept quietly
ior as mucn as an nour and a nait at a
time. . His improvement by this morn
ing, so officials allege, is much. The
physicians regard his condition with a
feeling of encouragement The hours
from 6 to 9 p. m. seem for the patient to
be,, the most unfavorable part of the
day. It is possible that there may be a
reaction again to-night, as there was
last night, but if so, it is believed that
it will be transclined, since the symp
toms this morning indicate a decided
change for the better.
The following dispatch has been sent
by the surgeons in charge to Drs. Ag-
new and Hamilton, two consulting
physicians :
9:30 A. 3t After you left urgent
symptoms continued. There was much
restlessness: constant slicht vomitin&r.
and by 8 o'clock p. m. the President's
condition seemed even more serious
than when you saw him. Since then
his symptoms have gradually become
more favorable. There has been no
vomiting or regurgitation of fluid from
the Btomach since 8 o'clock last even
ing. The President slept a good deal
during the night. This morning he ex
presses himself as comparatively com
fortable. The spasmodic pains in the
lower extremities have entirely disap
peared, leaving behind however much
muscular soreness and tenderness to
the touch. There is less tympanities
and no abdominal tenderness whatever,
except in . the hepatic region. Since 8
p. m. he has taken an ounce and a half
of chicken broth every two hours Jand
has retained it all. The wound was
again dressed anti-septically thjs morn
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of morphia has been administered hy
perdemically during the last 24 hours,
and it has been found quite sufficient.
His pulse, however, still keeps up. At
8:30 a. nwit was 114, temperature 100-5,
respiration 24. Seventy-two hours have
now elapsed since the wound was re
ceived. We cannot but feel encouraged
this morning, although of course we do
not overlook any of the perils that still
beset the path towards recovery. The
course of treatment agreed upon will be
steadily pursued. D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,' -;
J. J. Woodward,
. Bobt. Bevbtjrn.
Unofficial Bulletinllaa.m.Tlie.
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For further Information, write-elsarly, giving
full-address. Send, orders by express pr Itegis
tered Letter, or Money Order by mall. Address
ed only to
- " M. A. DAUPHIN,
i, . .v. KewOrieam,Ixmlsian,
or M. A. DAUPHIN, at ' vrr
' No. 212 Broadway, Ne York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of Generals G.
T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TH
Commonwealth "
Distribution Com pa n y ,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE,
to the City of Louisville, on
SATURDAY, J.TJLY 30. 1881 '
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except
ed) under provisions, at an Act of the General. As
sembly of Kentucky, incorporating the Newport
Printing and Newspaper Co., approved -April 9,
SThls 9 a sifieplaj apv and has never been re
pealed. . ' .
The United States Circuit Court on Harsh 31.
rendered the following decisions;
1st That the Commonwealth iMstrfbution Com-:
pany IsiegaL '
2d Ita drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large resem
uuiu. iwau uio iibi vi ynzea ior we
JULY
DBA
LWTNG.
II Prize,
$30,000
10,000
fi.000
1 raze, .
; -1 Prize
. 1A.TMM. A , AAA 1
. i- OA! IMauu. kSUV TlU .
4
aOOPrizeaw; 50 eaelv.:.,,..,...., 10,000
j-w- .M.7 . PfU'll.rf ...... ... .
1
9 Prl, $800 eMh, Approximation Jr$2,7
razes, luu " . "i.. .,
J l,960PrisftBV-.r... ......,...'.,., flV .$ll3t00
.Tioie TlckBtai2; Bait Xidcets, $1 27 TlakeU,
$5 and onward, byExpresaTcanT seBTat oar ex
pense.' Address all orders te i it
t lb iJf.8001 CourlertonnialBulidlne ,
Broadway. New Xorlv r f juY
. r
0,000
.,.,. ....,
GO TO
- i ' - -
Vj.- ' ' . , . .
i " "
Jo in T. Butler s
AND LOOK AT HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
:!wlfes Jewelry
ALL OF WHICH HE SELLS
LOW FOR GASH.
All Goods Warranted as Rep
resented, both in Weight
and Quality.
WATCH GLASSES 10 CENTS EACH.
de15
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE FOR THE
Spring and Summer Trade
The Largest, Finest and
MOST COMPLETE
STOCK QF
FINE MILLINERY,
WHITE GOODS,
TRIMMINGS.
NOTIONS
And all kinds of
FANCY DRY GOODS
For Ladies and Children
We have ever had the' pleasure of showing
- OUR STOCK OF
GLOVES.
HOSIERY.
FANS,
PARASOLS,
TRIMMINGS,
NECKWEAR.
AND CORSETS
Is not surpassed In the city. We haye
HATS OR BONNETS
TO FIT THE HEAD AND POCKET OF EYERY
LADY, MISS AND CHILD.
Our Pattern Hats and Bonnet? will be ope?
MONDAY, APRIL 4th.
An examination of our stock will convlnoe any
lady that we stand head in styles and
prices In our line.
MRS. P. QUERY
Will be found In the store to wait on her friends
and customers.
13?"" We have secured the services of Mr. M. B.
Steel, who would be pleased to see his friends and
customers. MRS. P. QUERY.
ap!2
W OF THE
As the name Indicates, surpasses all
Ever soTd In this market.
SOLD ONLY BY
P E E E Y.
junll
iiV.
JUST RECEIVED
For Saturdays Trade,
AT
PERRY'S.
Jnnll
Gliger BneBu, aTandrtt, BtlOlaft iAi
ianv otier of the bast nediciaea knoartf ara trim-
;t BtdiciB Imoaftof art COBUl
PutKn'a GinCkS Tomic mam
bined ao akillf aUrin Pakkkx's Gmcit Tomic aa
to male it the greatest BUod Puriflar and tb- 4
IBrtHeaItkaadStRatliestertrevttaie4.1
Sletlattnt, and all diseases of the Stomeoti,, 1
If you are wasting away Hnta Coninmptwa vt,
anvdtsease.setlMToiuCto-div. NomiturarW! .
fyour symptonu maybe, it will surely help you. , I
t -Remember I This Tome cures drunkenness. J
if ram i it medicine erei maae. entirely m
different from Bitters Ginger Prerwrauona andf
ptJref Tonics, and combines the best curative prop-T
ertieSof all. Ruv -ted batik f W 1
rNope twuietfiiutxwsimtejnrtjdej
DAtHrTWtlAlV RAlnU Tkc-bntaae
I niiu.uvinin tmburtnf
iitrtfiimTtrT?rtiitiy '
mar
4 li JlrM l
PJR01 A. BIDEZ
IlnOW alMi)...tA ; lalra nn-ntla fn mnah nl lnn.
I aaKSfbrJllelainjriner term. , Apply through post-
Meofctjoxir. . , iiuniB 2weod.
GBJ5EKSB0R0, K. a
te5tst'seslbn bftBlswen known institution
pW begin tm Wednesday Aogrist 34U1.
3PEBMS PER SESSION OF 20 WSSXSi
Board andTultton tit foil English 'course. Xl&
1 For iajtlcalaa apply, for Clopne to . '
SPRINtr OPENING.
lPeac
ailrjoads.
TBAIS3 60IH&.K0TB.
Date,Majl5'81.
: no. 49
- Dally T
No. 43.
Dally "
sany
Lv. Charlotte,
' 44 A-L. Depot
M Junc't
Salisbury,
Arr.Greensboro '
Lv. Greensboro.
Arraieigb. !V . v
Arr. Goldsboro "
Lv. GreensborW
' for Richmond
Lv. DanvlUe
" N. Danville
" Barksdale
" Drak'sBr'ch
" Jetersvllle
Arr. Tomahawk
Arr. Belle Isle
Lv. " "
Arr.Manchester
Arr. Richmond
fJ.J5 AMff 4.15 PM
411 MM
6.20 AM
7.60 Am
4.-80 PM
6.07-PM
7ifW.
8J8 PM
5.56 All
.Q8M
8.2&AX
X.40rlK
'1.4.K Fat
84J0A1
0.50 aj
for Rich-
m'ndomy
.OjPK
10.31 an
XT'
11.81 AM
11.88 AM
-
10-27 am
10 58 i
121.01 PM
12 8T PM
2.24 pm
a20 pm
4.05 pm
4.10 PM
4.13 PM
1.20 pm
25 PM
8.51 PM
4.28 PM
4.35 PM
4.88 PM
4.18 pm!
4.43 am
7.28 am
trains eome south.
Dat.Mayl5'80 Na2 No. 48 No. 50
Pallyv Dally. Dally
Lv. Richmond ia45 pm 12.00 M
Burkevllle 2.25 am 2.43 pm
Arr. N. Danville 7.QQ am 6-05 pm
Lv. " 7.25 AM 6.18 PM
Danville 7.27 am
Arr. Greensboro 9.26 am 8.17 pm
Lv. " 9.81 am a87 pm
' Salisbury 11.16 am 10.88 pm
Arr. AL. Junction 12.45 pm 12.15 am
" Charlotte l.Ofl pm 12.20 am
Lv. Richmond 2.65" PM
" Jetersvllle 4.41 pm
"Drak'sBr'ch 6.07pm
' Barksdale 7.25 pm
Danville 7.51 pm
" Benaja 8.55 pm
" Greensboro 9.27 pm
"Salisbury ..11.05 pm
Arr. A-L. Junction , 12.26 am
Arr. Charlotte v .lllillj! i '2,90 Alt
SALEM BRANCH.
NO. 48 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro..... 9.40 pm
Arrive Salem - 11.40 pm
NO. 47 Dally, except Sunday.
Leave Salem 7.80 am
Arrives Greensboro 9.00 am
NO. 42 Dally, except Sunday,
Leave Greensboro, 10.00 am
Arrives Salem 11.80 am
NO. 43-DaIly.
Leave Salem. 5.80 pm
Arrive Greensboro 7.80 pm
Limited malls Nos. 49 and 50 will only make
short stoppages at points named on the schedule.
Passengers taking tram 49 from Charlotte will
get aboard at the R. A D. R. B. depot. This train
makes close connection at Greensboro for Raleigh,
Goldsboro Newberne and all points on Wilming
ton & Weldon Railroad. , . -
Passenger trains No. 47 and 48 make all local
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, and be
tween Greensboro, Raleigh and Goldsboro, No. 47
making connection with W. N. C. R. at Salisbury
for AshevOle (Sundays excepted), and also con
necting at Greensboro with Salem Branch (Sua
day excepted).
Passenger trains No. 42 and 48 make all local
stops between Charlotte and Richmond, except
Suery's, Barrisburg, Cnlna Grove, Holtsburg, &
ood and Jamestown.
No. 43 connects with Salem Branch at Greens
boro. A. POPE:, .
Gen. Pass, and, Tloket Agent
maylS .:, , Richmond. va.
Commissioners Sale
OF
VALUABLE
RIM1
BT VIRTUE of a decree of the Superior Court of
Mecklenburg count?, I will expose for sale, at
public auction, at the court house door, In thoolty
of Charlotte, On -
WEDNESDAY, JUL? 6, J88L
That valuable city real estate known as the
Rock Island Factory
PROPERTY,
With all thelmprovements ttiereon. This prop
erty Is situated la the city of Charlotte. Immediate
ly on the Uneot the North Carolina and Carolina
Central Railways, fronting on Trade street, in said
city, and the Improvements thereon are well
adapted for. manufacturing purposes, having for
merly been used" for a number, of years as a fac
tary ior the rtiannf aetore oi woolen goofa.
. ' ; TER JIfl? "
Two hrred an fifty 4$280) dollars in cash
andjthe balaneeun .two eoual tastalrroentt at six
and twelve months, with security and Interest from
date.
The property) win first be offered In lota and
then as a whole. .
This sale is made subject to the ratification and
approval of the eourt ,
ITot fall Inionnatlon In regard to the property,
apply tothe 1 undersigned or to A. Shorter Caldwell,
Charlotte, N.C.-
may25- GEO. E. WILSON, :
. ; : Tj.i- " Coramlsslonei.
ABSOLUTELY HEALTHFUL
ONLY ONE TEA8POONFUL to each auart of
nour one half the usual Quantity required of oth
er brands.- '
CHARM MANUFACTURING CO. ,
NeW York and St. Louis.
We keep the "Charm" In stock, and can recom
mend It to be far superior and more economical
than any other In the market.
DAVIDSON ft BE ALL,
apT5,eod.8mo CharlotteH
Draggist by
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Go to
W. P, MARVIN, Igenty
and Successor to r. Scarr&Co.
FOB
Fresh Drugs and Pare Medicines
None bat the .
Very Vest Prijgs
do I keep In my stock. Also, Toilet and
' fancy Articles, Perfumeries, Combs, .
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, 4c, fc
GARDEN SEEDS
of all the best varieties, and warranted
to be good.
Physicians' prescriptions are given spec?
lal aenttoa. f .v
Hoping to receive a share of "pubTiir
patronage, I amrespecttulhv.
teb8 W. P. MABJIgg.
mwthTehh
attractlonrand
airmsenlents.'u J-'Vtttt
' TStAtenl0 aTferatlve waters known;
.iSfr??!??801 ars- indorsed by the- prnfea-y,
wp, and theusands ol cures. More largeljr and
widely njedthan any springs in the South. Water
MUdlfled into salts, andt retaining all Its eurattv :
properties, and sent byjaall anrvbere.- Salts per
xectry soluble and easily dissolved, producing; nat
ural vratejt rive gallons ol water In every ounce
of salts, or mass. - - ,r.lt, ,
OmkgMmeotyisnri
upon advice of arrival. Each statWA1 four miles
from springs, over goodr road, vr' - V -
-V: Address, Lynchburg or Bedford Springs, Ta."
un24,deodlmo
STATE.
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f r.r'iSJr1"7 bandV hunting and flsh.
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