Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 June 1882 — Page 3

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A. CABINET COUNCIL ON GUITKATJ. WA8HINGION, June 24.—The cabinet today considered the mailer of the application for a respite ol Guiteau, and this evening had a special session upon the subject. At the evening sitling Attorney general Brewster submitted his opinion upon the petition for reprieve. After a conference lasting an hour and a quarter, a decision was reached, and the Attorneygeneral was instructed to reduce the same to writing preparatory to its public announcement. It was decided not to make public the purport of the decision in advance of th^ formal announcement through the Attorney general to-morrow. Every member of of the cab« inet wu3 visited this evening, but all declined toiutimatc whal the"decision will be. All aorts of rumors are current, some to the effect that the cabioet had unanimously advised against any exercise of executive clemency another rumor attributed to Judge Gray, of the Supreme Couit, the opinion 'hat Guiteau was insane which opinion had influenced the cabinet to advise a reprieve and still another, which was accepted by many, was to the effect that the Attorney-general had submitted an opinion adverse to Guiteau, but that the cabinet decided against it, and advised a rcprive for two weeks, to allow time for a commission of disinterested experts to pass upon the mental condition of Guiteau. Whatever decision was arrived at by the cabinet no one outside the President aud his advisers stems to know what it it is ..1

Guiteau'^ council used every endeavor to learn the decision, but without success. At midnight hrc stated that the only grain of comfort he nad received was from a member of the cabinet, who said to him. "I cannot tell you whether the decision is for you or against you I can only say that while there is life there is hope."

At a late hour to-night, council telegraphed President Arthut: "In the name of justice and humanity, if your decision is adverse to my client, do not permit it to be promulgated until can have a hew ing b' lurn canint

TTLFI DECISION.

WASHINGTON, June 24.—The cabinet deeided not to interfere with the sentence of Uurtt.au and the attorney-general thij morning instructed the mar^nal of the District and warden of the jail to ke#p the priSoncr in strict confinement ant^ allow no one to sec him except his spiritual ^lvisors, his physician and the officers of tne jail. The attorney-general, to whom all the appeals and petitions presented to the President bearing on the Guiteau case had been refused, submitted an elaborate

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report to the cabinet last evening reviewing all the points presented in favor of a respite and recommending that it be not granted on the ground that the sanity of the prisoner had been fully established at the trial. The report was generally dtacussed and unanimously approved by the cabinet, all the members of which were present An understanding was reached that npthing should be disclosed as to the decision of the cabinet until after it I should be made known to the prisoner

Rev. Mr Hicks called upon the Attorney General this morning by appointment and was informed tnat the 'cabinet had decided not to interfere with the execution of Guiteau's sentence. Hicks thereupon drove to the district jail and informed Guiteau of the decision. Guiteau has sent the following message to his ?spiritual adviser, Rev. Mr. flicks "Go and see Arthur and shake your ^flst his face. Tell him 1 made him

President by my inspiration and he mu*t trive me an unconditional! paYdon and if fie does not God Almighty blast, him forever. I tell you brother Hicks I am God's man and God takes ca«_~f hi own."

The friends of the condemned man still profess hope. Reed says he does not despair and he will mane another appeal to the president at the earliest opportunity. Dr. Beard left here for New Yotk last evening but is expected to reture.

Miss Chevallier will have a conference 'with Dr. Godding and Rev. Mr. ijicks this evening to determine upon their futurc action with a view to obtaining a stay of execution. wets*? tut*

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OTHm WASHINGTON NEWS

WASHINGTON, June 24.—At thfe Cabinet meeting yesterday Secretary Folger jeported 60,000 Chinese laborers under contract in Cuba and desirous of returning to China, have applied fbr permission to

through the United Slates in transit, lie question was

and the conclusion reached Was that under a provision of the recent Chinese bill permission could not be granted. It Is represented that the Chinese were under gnat hardships, and unless allowed to transit through the United States, wcul 1 be obliged to go home by the way of England.

VOOB1IEES AND THE SPARRUWv

.Special to the Cincinnati Commercial. ,*_j« WASHINGTON, .Tune 20.—An amusing incident occurred in the Senate yesterday. The bill to extend the charter of National banks was under consideration, and Senator Voorhees was delivering a carefully jt prepared speech which #as being listener to with marked attention. Outside a severe rain and wind-storM was raginjr, ,^and a small sparrow flew in one of the

windows and found its way to the Senate Chamber. The little bird hopped ^about quite lively upon the rail which ,£ enciicles the gallery, at the same time chirping at a great rate. The dignified

Senators immediately withdrew their attention from the speaker and eagerly watched the antics of the sparrow, in

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vain the Senator from Indiana endeavored to hold the attention of his hearers. They were too much taken' up witlitliel I bird. He finally directed one of the page'

boys to go up into the gallery and capture the sparrow, and then proceeded with v5 jhj* speech. After it was over gome one

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tive than a speech from Dan. Voorhets." GUITEAU GROWS SEBIOCS. W ASHINGTON, June 21. Gui teau was reported by the jail officers to-day as ueu ally serious and uncommunicative. No person was permitted to see him but his spiritual adviser, who spent several hours with him. One'of the officers remarked

He has an anxious, haggard look I think he begins to realize that he is doomed." Warden Crocker states that the execution will be a private one, and only a few members of the press and jiil officials v\ ill be permitted to witness it. The gallows was erected some days ago in the east corridor of the north wing. TWESTX-TWO MILLIONS FOR KIVEIiS AND v. HAKBOKS.

Washington Special.

Over twenty amendments have been af&'red in the Senate to the river and harbor bill, which will come up for consideration in that hody The amendmen's, if agreed t», will increase the appropriation over the amount passed by the House, $1,877,000. To this it is proposed to add $2,500,000 for the reclamaof of the Potomac flats, making a to'a] increase ovw the House bill of 377,000. The bill as it now,stands appropriates something over $17,000,000, and this would swell the total to $21,770,000.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CONTEST-

The Republican Congressional Convention ofthe Seventeenth Ohio District Adjourns Without

Making a Nomination. -t

WHEELING, W. VA, June 23.—The Republican convention ofthe Seventeenth Ohio district, which metal St Clairsville, on Wednesday, adjourned sine die at 4 o'clock this afternoon, without teaching a nomination. Three hundred and sev-enty-six ballots were taken, the vote standing at the close: J. T. CpdegrafF 76, J. D.Taylor 41. J. C. Ilollingsworth 45. A set of resolutions was adopted to govern future conventions in the district, doing away with the unit plan of selecting delegates from a county.

A sensation vva caused ai the forenoon session by Holloway, a Ilollingsworth delegate irom Belmont county, introducing & preamble aud resolution charging bribery and corruption upon Congressman Updegraff, and providing for a committee of investigation. It was unanimously adopted. Before the committee, ex-CoDgres3man Danford testified that Jones, of Noble county, a Taylor delegatr, told him that he had reeeived money from UpdegrafTs representatives, aud would vote for him. Other witnesses l1* liee-d -foies mflkw lb*1 r.mf tv i.£, bu» he .vnictf, under )aih, Luvi made iln sttuemom. or having K-ociwl Or been jttjUK'l money by any bod and the coiuq^pPf exonerated Upde^raii froth the Ch||ge and frojn any suspicion.

SOU/HiG THE MYSTERY.

Senator J. J. Foster, of Fort Wayne, Commits Suieide by Shotting HimseJf Through lbs .. .•-* Head.

Speetal to the rndiftnapolli Journal. Foul1 WAYNE, Juue 23.—M 11:30 A. to-d&y, Hon. T. J. I'\-,rer, publishfr ot the Daily and Weekly FUJI VV\\if Jouinal, in this city, commiiled suicide by shooting himself through the head with a revolver, at bis residence, No. 141 Berry street. He was attending to business as usual this morning, a ad was at the Pittsburg depot gathering items for his paper. He returned to his house, went up stairs to his sleeping room, took a loaded revolver in his right hand and killed himself, as above stated. On a table in the front room were found hia pocketbook, sorce money, papers, and a card, upon which was written with a pencil "My Dear Wife and Boy—May bless you! Good-bye. TOM."

Deceased was horn in Hocking county, Ohio, in 1S47, came to this couBty some years ago and engaged in the newspaper business. He published the Monroeville Democrat, subsequently the NewHaven Palladium, and, duriug the past three years, the Fori Wayne Journal. He was a member of the Democratic party, and was elected to the Genera! Assembly of Indiana. At the time of his dearh he was State senator from this county. He leaves ao amiable wife, nearly his own age, and a bright little boy, eleven years old. No cause is assigned for the terrible deed, Except partial insanity from a too free use of spiritous liquors during the past few days, aud disappointment at the result of the Democratic county convention, «nme of the nominees not being the c..oice of deceased.

Suic'deof Senator Foster^ FT. ^AYNE. June, 23.—Senator T.J, Fo&ter hot himself through the head at no6n to-day, and died instantly. He

generally discussed, WHS in his room, alone. The cause was

whiskey. When Foster was elected senator he wa9 editor of the New Haven Palladium, a weekly paper published a lew miles east of here. Last fall he moved to Ft. Wayne and began a publication of a paper. Soon afterwards he was in volved in an escapade, and since (hat time has been disipating very heavily. He was born in Hancock county Ohio, Mac.b 12, 1849, and was consequently but thirty-years of age. He leaves a ife undone child. This makes two vac^uicies in the senate to be filled this fall

Half a Million

LAWBENCE, MASS., June 21.—The loss by fife at the Pacific storehouse will not fexceed half a million dollars. G. W.

Pettingill, a fireman fell with one of the floors and was probably fatally,

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1ST*.! **THE IOWA TORNADO -*U

An Appga, for A|d

CHICAGO,

Estimates of Loss

Reaches High as $3,000,000.

MAIXOM, IOWA, June 22—I have just returnee from Northwestern Iowa, and find this town in ruins. One fourth of the population is entirely homeless and destitute. Every business man has suffered severe losses and many business houses arc destroyed. None here are able to assist Everv church and public hall is destroyed. We are obliged to hold funerals in the streets. Aid thankfully received. Send contributions to W. E. Gould, cashier oj Aim. Malcom Bank.

Juno 2&—A Des Moine»

special gives the following estimate of the damage by the cyclone: ^Booae county, $20,000 Sttny county, $30,000 Jasper county, 50,000 Poweshiex county, $y,000 Keokuk county, $100,000: Henry county, $500,000 Mount Pleasant, $700,000 Grinnell, $000,000 Malcom, $180,000 Fonda Pocohoutas cauntv, ^10,0W, the Chicago and Kock Island R. Ii., merchandise and property, $11,000 Iowa Central, $10,000 scattering damages, $305,000 total, $2,576,000^ Some estimate the loss at over three million.

JUNE S10RMS.

Western Illinois Visited by the Most Disastrous Storm of the Season.

SI': LOUIS, Mo, June 21.—Diipalctes say that the country along the line of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad, from Rock Island south to Buahnell, a distance of one hundred miles, was deluged last night by the mr.st disastrous rain storm of the season. Some of the streams rose fifteen feet, and a number of farms were flooded and much property destroyed or damaged. A railroad bridge over Negro creek, near Georgetown, was car iedaway. ,,

Condenced Telegraphic News. Ey telwapli to the trazettr: I. Frauk Begelow, receiving teller of the National Bank of the Republic, at Washington, absconded, leaving a deficit of about $8,000 in his accounts.

JosepU M". Lawton, southern express messenger, injured in an accident, at Carlisle station, May 10th, jesterday brought suit for $35,000 damages against the Memphis & Little Rock railroad company

Samuel Reddin, the negro who killed Zimmerman, at Mounds Junction, two years ago, has' been found guilty and senteuced to be hung ou the 15th of September. "iue corou- Ft. Waym.- ft-.Ill an quest over the body of Senkfrr"'Foster, who committed suicide yesterday, aud it was ascertained that whiskey was the oause of the r&h act.

Four cowboys were, found dead yostcrday at Elri Bottom, near Platte Point. No doubt they Were lynched (or stealing cattle.

Independence is entirely cut off from telegraphic communication in all directions. From eight to ten stores were unroofed and the stocks are a total loss.' Two men were killed outright. Sells Bros' cjrcus was blown to atoms. Their loss wifi be large.

Anderson Singleton, Luanda Teasdale, Abraham Anderson and Boston Singletarry, all colored, were hanged at KingsStreet, S C, yesterday. 'I he Srst two were ccnvictcd of the murder ot Phoebe Teasdale, wife of Anderson Singleton. Siugleton and Anderson were convicted of robbery.

A planing mill burned yesterday, with two hundred feet of railroad tiack, four cars and two dwellings. Loss, $70,000.

An eating house at Liberty, inr burned yesterday, also large hotel and adjoining buildings. The entire block is in danger. Total loss, $80.000, partially insured. A number of occupants were injured but none fa'ally.

The Iowa Storm.

CEDAR R\PID, Iowa, June 24.—The wires being down a Republican reporter visited Independence and gleaned the following particulars of the storm »1 Tbursdry evening: It was a hurricane, not a tornado storm that swept over an erea of 200 miles in width. Some damage to buildings was done at Walker and .Rowley also as far north as Delwein. ^The centre of the greatest forcc and destructiveness was- at Independence. The storm broke in its greatest fury about 5 p. M., blowing from the northwest a straight wind withoutthe tornado funnel. In a few minutes property was destroyed valued at $150,000. Two 1 ives were lost. Ten per?ons were injured, two of them dangerously. The killed were: W. Horen, aecd eighteen'"and Albert Ripke, eleven. The fomiet was killed by the moving of a house on its foundation as he was going to the cellar. The latter was crushed by the falling roof of a house as he was leaving it in fright. The streets were thronged with people from Sell's circus Tho wonder i» that no moie were injured Th«r«' was a scenes of great confusion on the streets. ,.

Needs to be Tried.

NEW YORK, Juue 24.—W. J. Hutchin SOD, recently expelled from the Stock Exchange, was a prominent member and liberal supporter of the Methodist Church, and-the Christian Advocate of that .week, says. "The church has a solemn duty to perform in the matter, and it must investigate." A trial is likely to follow.:

Killed a Sewing Machine Agent. CARIO, Ills., June 24.—At Belmont, Mo,last night a sewing machine agent by the name of Gardner was shot and fatally wounded by a man named Kilgour. The difficulty was out of family affairs. Gardner died this morning Kilgour escaped.

CONGRESS*

•*, .v dense. Kelly, Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means, reported a concurrent resolutidh for the final adjournment of Congress on the 10th ot July. Adopted.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLr GAZETTE.

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Mr. AlSfrt Kingsbury, Keena, N. H., tronoleu Willi bad humor on handH and ut-ck, caused by Igad poison in sr. (He's a painter.) At times it wonf) break out, jrackopea and the skin separate from the flesh In large pieces, suffering great continual itching and stinging. Purchased your remedies used Cuticura Rttolveut Internally, and Cntlouroand Cnttcnra Soup externally, and in less than three, months effected a complete cure, and ha tioi* been troubled sine*. Corroborated by Bu»tard & Foster, Drr.rrgicls, Keene, N. H. |»r,i

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