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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
NEW YORK.

The court room was crowded this
morning. on account Of the interest in
the Tweed case.
The Court ovurruled all points rails
ed by Graham.
Tremaine moved the prisoner be
sentenced on each separate count. SUBJ
iect to the clemency of the Court.
Graham struggled to avert the PEN
atty asked, and filling, gave way to
emotions.
Tweed seemed much affected. The
Judge said he had q disagreeable duty
to perform, but would not shrink from
that duty, though he hoped he would
temper justice with mercy. If the
verdict had been general one he could
only punish by single fine of $3.50, or
one years Imprisonment, but the ver-
dict had been guilty on fifty-one counts.
Tweed was then ordered to stand up,
which he did slowly and, ON being
asked if he had anything to say why
sentence should not be pronounced, re-
piled almost Immediately, '.Nothing,"
his counsel adding, "He has spoken
through his COUNSEL
Judge Davis resumed the sentence,
addressing Tweed, saying he had been
convicted of large number of crimes
charged in one Indictment, and that
the verdict could not be otherwise.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Proceeding
in the contempt case having begun,
counsel for Tweed has had hearing
postponed until Saturday next, in or
Diet to give them time to prepare a re-
ply to the Judges address. To-day
the Judge soundly berated the counsel
for presenting him paper which
charged him with being disqualified
from sitting at Tweed's trial, owing to
opinions formed and expressed, and
other sins ofomission and commission.
The banking house ef Edmund
Randolph y Co, rasumedlto-day.
ALBANY, Nov. .5.-AuE official ex-
animation shows the Stale Treasury
defalcation, through Cashier Phelps,to
be 1881, IT'S, 100000 Of which was sto-
len In August las, the remainder In
September. The Irregularities in Of
nee are not Of nature to warrlns the
removal ofiho Treasurer.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 18th The nine.
tieth anniversary of tho evacuation
or New York by the British was cele-
brated to-day with but little display.
Tweed Is stil in .hs TLmbs and on
~ receives his relatives and counsel.
NEW YORK, Nov 81 Work on the
Colorado, at Brooklyn Navy Yard has
been suspended, much to the disgust
of the workmen,
New York, Nov. 25.--The people Of
Huntington, Long Island, had offered
reward for the recovery of the body
OF Chas. g. Kelsey, who was tarred and
feathered, and soon afterwards half of
the body was found, and now the peo-
ward.
INV YORK, Nov. 25.---By arrange
ment of the Eastern Railroad, of Mass,
Inc Portland Il Ogdensburg and Mon
ireal, Chambly, and Sorrel Railroads, |
through Trunk Railroad has been
assured between The West and the At |
lantlc.. Negotiations has been for some |
time in progress. IA
The Catholic chlsches in the PROV
lnce OF New York, which includes |
some Ii dioceses, win all be dedicated |
Id the name Of the Sacred Heart of Je- |
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
RETIS BE rRIDESG,

AM D.. .-,,,,.,.,. ur,r. b., t;rr
., ~ a., ,-,,,.r, II tta ,;esin;n.
sud the execution 81 some al lie n,is-
,,.-s ar .v;iI,in .wa ~ .brau ls,.
thereafter. ring;;nys v-crr held il, var.
ions horizons al fln United States,
sprechSs made. ata a!ore or lrss inter,
n.ljpna! law laid town. applicable Ia
,ha case. Ia New York City 'hr Hon
Vim. EYarts, one Of The most ,si>,ia.
ru;shei lssyars in The country rnyc
his views. sna which, evidently. var
sock in :. great degree Of the popular
spirit OF war Tirr pres, has also hacu
..rofn." in ii. atlvirr 80 'hn Admins
't@tion. and u,err,ijn9Iy forward In
applying utr lew 10 the ca>u
The ms, =, thS; the government snr-
;tinly hss obtained 81 rapidly and re-.
liably - anrbndy has OF can. the facta
Ia stiS case, aid yci il has no, ,,u,.
become possessed of the rnil hist,, :.
the affair bu. il you}d se.n, ~ ,,,,,r..,
some az our distinguished III yrp. aud
eminent editors know ~, .ho, III,
ease. else the, arc nr,;,a.,;, :,
Thee. has breu ino un.,, ;,,,as.
ta!E upon a partial bnow,sd.o .; -.
facts. SueI rourso NH s,.,.,. =,
egmplica,c aud eml,srras. ON .a;us,
rn,,t of tho sa,;,, ,;s,,,
heated. excited ,o,u ,,.,J .,
enthusia s,ic populn.e .hou,d ,av.,
open his lins. II j. moi ,,;a;cn,, 10 a.,
~, youngsters :, fon,;,,
them 10 knackiuy ,h;,s off ..o,, ..,,,o,..
gh,,,a,s
~ VIZ, "a''oas' Whci
ieoVsii, pahtefihS, indignant words
exaggerated stories, and lastv con
.Iusions arrived n, r,itbopt ~. ~.
ss.ts b.c,no H.. -,
w "ss
wat may nc forced upon people
We have able, careful and patriot
men in charge Of Affairs who i,,a !,
,,,,,. &.
' "'' ~
'"e! "eps'e"' ~ Jeat"hs care OF III
nstinna; honor. II is our opinio,
that as a ppov,e. ~, haa better k.c
anr a.r.arn.,,. !, ana .;, !,
a.;as -, =
o" v 'n' po"ess ''sa' ne. "''hv
driving them by popular ctamnr in
imprudnnt ae,ion. There is no ma
l;rh ar i,,, ,i., an s,,s,..,. -,
49,, 'pP'
~ '"''S '"''''f t''e taH'- al
Ehown. The Chicago Tribune OF Ii.
FIST inst. rives The s,l,,wiuo cor
teuincra,o md ,,os .,,;.o
80. s,,,;oat - '''' ''''
.
Ike attitude OF our goyernmep
thus far IN It's rpiat;ons towards Snai,
has been h'fh dignitied and cons;s,cn,
Notwithstanding the inhnnaa mn,
atrocioas acts OF the Gahan author
tiles. il has taken uD inc.nsi.tcp, .;,.n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The Times gets up EARLY In The
morning latterly, and advances BY
"columns" OIL cdr" Earl. But how
about that unprineipied raid upon the
injured woman Of Peoria. who sits
solitary and in shame because Times
ghonl, for the sake of the few paitry
pennies which Sensation might
furnish, has robbed Her Of her
good name and left her social corpse
In the arms of her outraged father
Chicogo MoU.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27


Captain Fry,of the steamer virginus,
reported shot by the Spaniards, was
born at Mobile. Alabama, and was
forty-one years OF age. He was the
son Of Major Fry, of the United
States Army, who died in Florida
during the Seminole war; Captain
Fry was then midshipman in the
United States Navy. He married
Miss Sands, daughter of a captain in
the army. In lS47, Fry fought duel
with Midshipman Brown, of Missis-
sippi, near Washington, but, after
drawing his antagonists fire, gentr-
ously refused to return it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

sus. on the approaching feast day Of
the Immaculate Conception.
The Times says the fact is well au
thenticated that the banking firm Of
Henry Clews u Co., having effected,
satisfactory arrangements with the
most of their creditors, contemplate q
full resumption of business in q few
weeks. The presentation of affairs of
the house made to creditors has avert
ed any unfavorable action. The house
has reserves and opportunities TO re-
sumo and recover its extensive business
and with reasonable extension OF
time to pay fully 100 cents on the dol
lar.
New YORK, Nov. 25.--The Catholic
priests, American citizens, expelled
from the City of Mexico at the point
of the bayonet by Mexican authori-
ties, have engaged prominent lawyer
here, who, has correspondent with the
Secretary of State, demanding that
PREPARATION be forthwith acceded to his
clients for the outrage, and steps will
ut once be taken TO lay the matter be-
fore Congress.
! FL The Post says to-day's action in the
| Clearing House: 'sThe results of the
meeting were the defeat of the old
old Committee Of Nine and of the at
tempt to make the Clearing House a
central power, having legislative func-
tons. 1t is now left with each bank to
| regulate its own affairs and abide by
| the result of such management
I Work in the Yard il going on as
| usual this afternoon.
The Arapiles has not left the Yard,
but was painted to-day, and the las,
work upon her will be done to-mor.
row. N
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The Marshalltown Republican says
that Major J. c. Harris, one OF the
victims who was captured OH the vir-
ginius and shot, was formerly citi-
zen OF that county, and is brother-in-
law OF i. Chaplin. editor of the Times
OF that place. His wife and two chill
dren still live in that county.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
TEL,.E!,GRA Inns !
LAST NEGEsT,S nlsPATCEsGs,
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINeToN, Nor. 22,--Tho Chief
VI the Engineer corps has ordered the
oiiicers IN charge Of the coast harbors
10 put thcin in proper defense, and
terpedoes, with the necessary eiec-
trical cable instruments. tackle. ETC.,
TO be planted along the coast.
The steam tug Rescue left Washing
ton to-day, with one hundred and III
~ barrels OF powder.
ihere are abundant evidences here
Oh an intention on the part OF persons
variously Interested to drive this coun-
.ry into war with Spain. The means
industriously used to secure this end
is 10 I'LL the country with sensational
views deliberately manufactured for
The purpose of exciting the people and
depending on the reflex influence Of
thus excitement upon the administra-
ton to finally secure q declaration of
war ahere ave two parties here,
Workiug constantly and assiduously
70 manufacture excitement. One,
composed in the main OF persons en-
gagged i'll Cuban bonds business two
years ago, aud another and larger
class who favor West India annexa-
ton. Both of these combinations de-
sire immediate armed intervention
without regard to the merits of the
case as they may appear on investiga-
ton. and without any further negoti-
alton with Spain and both are busy
with congressman as they arrive, en-
deavoring TO persuade them that the
country is terribly excited, and that
q speedy declaration of war ought to
follow the assembling OF Congress.
WAsHlSeroN, Nov. 25.- -Sec'y Robe
son went to Philadelphia last night on
business connected with his Depart
ment. 1t Is said at the Navy Depart
ment that instead of orders being is
sued for the suspension of work the
preparation of vessels is to be hurried.
The Dispatch says the Sec'y of the
Navy has directed orders to be issued
to suspend work on the iron clads.
and to detach from large vessels or
dered into commission, all officers, TO
await further orders. The transport
tation of ordinance stores to the west
will also be stopped. There is no pos
sibility, it is said, Of settling the diplo-
matte controversy between Spain and
this country for many months to come,
"hich accounts ior the orders.
~ -,
:. " Va. asHiSeloS, nov 2o.--Ihe arst IN
li vi yes,efaay Q, me probaole
cnahge o. aomlnlstfaaoa IN Spain,
MN Wi.n Seisno ss Dicsatof' came through
i eIilish onlclais.. io-aay she story is
rom announcer quarter AUD IS that the
Ias.eliaf govetnhen IS 10 pc over
thrown oy cpinolnation OF ruling
Spahiaros, me plans are said to In
ciude the establishment OF Serano as
regent Tor the young Duke Alfonso.
Our government mas no official ad-
vices on the subject, nor does Il con-
slider these reports trustworthy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. % The Presi-
dents Message will not be printed In
advance of its transmission to Con-
grsas. The Report of tho Secretary Of
the Treasury will be printed, but not
distributed before the Message is sent
10 Congress.
Tho Republican Congressional eau.
Gus will be held On Saturday evening
next, for the selection of candidates to
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

Few Ycrx Money uarkct.
NEW YoaK. Nov &C. 1878
ajoID-Sl. 0a1S
MoHEY-Sl.07, bid,
STocKS-Strong and active
Observation-Disclosures.
GRE1SBACKs-NominA Si.o0.
S1ERIING-Fifn At Sl.0bA
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

MADRID, Nov. 25.--The Cabinet
Yesterday considered note to be sent
to the Government of the United
States.
1t is denied that the Spanish Gov
eminent is disposed to submit the vir-
glnius question to the Emperor OF
Germany for arbitration.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The oldest known rosebush In the
world, covers ono Of the walls Of the
Hiidesheim Cathedral. II is over one
thousand years old. The main stem
is-one foot in diameter, and separates
into six large branches fifteen feet
from the ground. Some 700 years
ago it was put under cover to guard 1t
from the ravsges of the weather. II
s'hl sends out an imnanao crop OF
roses every year. .
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
ANEyg.wirxEss OF rHE MAssACas

New YORK, Nov. 25.-George w.
Sherman, an American just arrived
from Cuba, gives an account of the cx-
ecation, of which he was Witness
He was taking sketch of the execu-
ton when he was arrested by Burriel's
subordinates and cast into filthy
prison, from which he was released
only after the American Consul Gem
eral at Havana had interposed. He
says after Ryan and the three others
were shot, number of cavalry men
rode over the corpses till almost unre-
cognizable. He also saw the second and
third butcheries. He says the whole
island is ina state ofcomplete anarchy.
He was fired at twice for refusing to
give the pass word, "Spain," when
challenged while travelling.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

MONTREAL, Nov. 25.-It is estimated
that thirty thousand French Canadians
have returned from the u. s. during
the past three weeks on account OF
the stoppage of manufactures.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

Tue special dispstches iynm Wash.
tngton I" the latef Ocean al the 2lst
Inst, shy that Secretary Fish positive.
j. denies that any indignitr has beer
offered Minister Sickle- nj Madrid
That ii il ,rne ibsi somotliu. ut a
crowd assembled shout hi. residence.
which was promptly dispersed by The
Spanish government There are album
3ant evidences ot IN intention on
The part OF persons yario,tsly interest
ed TO drive the country into war with
Spain. The means il,dHstriouslv used
10 secure this end IL 10 ill! the country
with sensational views. deliberately
manufactured for rhr purpose of ex.
4citing the people, and depending on
The reflex influence Of this excitement
upon The administration to finally sc.
cure q declaration of war. Within
ten days four interviews with the
President. MI warlike in tone. have
been psimed OIL on the country and
widely tclcgraphel, and in each in.
stance every sentence was manufact.
ured. without even the formality of q
call upon The President to basc tbs
statements GU.
These dispatches further say:
The government il still at WORK
trying 10 ascertain the legal status oil
The yirginiaa. II has no mean. of 10
ye.tigating the testimony. othe,
than by volunteer statements of par.
ties in interest. The SpaDiards hay,
indicated that they win claim she had
entirely violated her original registry
So far as our authorities have beer
able tn follow The case OF ,his
ship. her legal tile 10 be con.
siderei American grows quite IN,
certain. 1t is ssi.t that her rcputed
owner, Patterson. ~ New York. il SO
only in name. and tbs. in TACT iie holds
the ship II, trust for other owners.--
some Of them are supposed 10 be Gu.
bans. spain claims tLai the yiigiuii':
has called under different names snd
nnder both the leneaGecah and Cuban
days. and ynf continuously: carrying
the original American papers, obtain.
ed ia New York over Two vea,a OF -
ago.
III ANY Of these a!lceatiou- prove t.
bc true the fir.ihius csnnnt Isaii;
ritiin America register
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The Homestead and Western Farm
Journal. published at Des Moines, is
one ofthe best agricultural papers in the
West. and should be patronized by our
farmers. 1t is published at The
low price OF $500 per snnum in adj
vance. II is to the interest Of all farm.
ers to pa'ronize home institutions Of
all kinds.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

A lady writes a column and half
in the Keokuk Constitution against
the present attitude of the church
towards dancing, she approving of the
accomplishment. But her liberality
only goes SO far as the square dances,
TO which she specially limits her APP
proval.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

not work with tho tools of slavery
The fact thar fEe Times, with The Dem
ocratic party, have been such persistent
antterrihfe tools against liberty. is
Just what Is the matter, is Just the
reason The people don't and won't nse
shch tools, no matter whether aug
inentcd by disatfected re-hcads I'M
der the old name. or rciuvenatod under
now cognomen.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

/. Four hundred and sixty thousand
Immigrants arrived in the United
States for the year ending in June last.
This shows an increase of 10000 over
any previous year. OF these 7T.00O
We're from ireland, $4,000 from Eng
land and $4,000 from Germany
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

VERSAILLES, Nov. 25.-President
McMahon has accepted the resigna-
tons of the members of the Cabinet,
they having been again rendered.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
1T. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, 26.
WHLAT-Higher, No. 2 spring sl.O5
No. 3 fall, 1926.
CoRN--Higher, AZ to Al.
OATs-Higher, 3718.
BARLEY-Firm, No. 2 spring sl.25@
$l.35.
RyE-Higher, 75@77.
WHIsKEY-Higher, So
PoRK-Ne demand.
LARD--Steady at 7c.
Hoes--Higher, 3.70@45o. Receipts
A.000 head.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

AT length, i'.i Frrnci, have arrived
al snct1 so!uti.n al ti.eir ::nv.rumeut-
nj si!airs A. 10 rive s.~nr,n., rf ~o,nf
stability, for short period ~ !csst
lrc,t. NcMai,oiie telG1 l,a. been pro-
,ongcd seven year-. i.eYalufi1u. death,
or the resignation Of McMalnp cHn
alone leave France w:tlian. a head for
seven Years 70 noinr. This rrD!ouga-
don Of his prc-i'ieDe, ia- been carried
without fra. iisiig ,ipoH Certain con-
ssitnf;unui restrictions. aicl! il was
sought to subject him t.. 4 very re-
apeeiable portion pf the Ifehcit As.
aeu.bis .is.ir,'il 10 first fix the powers
.,fthc f'resideu, before his term ri nf-
fee VA. extended. tHt in this ihhs
5aiiea.
There seaa hr no question" but that
these seven year, at authority viii be
used by the Pfe.idrut 10 make way
for one OF the various ei.linsnis 10
the French crown, since Mcmahon has
shown concinsigely .thst he does noi
favor a repnbiic.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
sGw YORK. HARRIET.

New York, Nov. 26.
FLoUR-Active and firmer.
WHEAT-Higher, Chicago l.46@a7.
Milwaukee $l.5O@5l.
CoRN-Firmer, prime afloat rs.
OATs--Tirmer at IS aloat 56@G7
WHrsKY-92iS eos.
PoRK-Firm.
LARD-Scarce and Arm.
Toledo Markets
TOLEDO, Nov. 26.
WREAT--Higqer and firm, amber
Michigan, seller Dec, $l.46.
CoRE-Better, firm and high mixed,
epot or cash 5l@M. New high mixed
47k@49. New low mixed 47k,
OATa-Duil.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-The steamer from
Liverpool for Boston to-day took out
one hundred thousand dollars In bull
lion.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

as his father had been by the prevail,
ing church of that country, the Roman
Catholic. The second Don Carlos
dying, his claims fell upon the present
Don Carlos who was born March 81.
1913.
AS in the beginning. so still, the
church, the priesthood, are fighting the
battle OF Don Carlos, and this battle
they are now carrying on against the
Liberal government of Spain.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
CHICAGO Eve STOCK MAaRET

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.
Hoas--Receipts to noon $1,000 head.
Official for yesterday, 45,75l. Market
active at last evenings decline, 5000
$50.
CATTLE Receipts 1000 head. Mar.
ket quiet ard.unchanged.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The Changers OF Buchanan county
propose 10 assess themselves fifteen
cents each for the benefit of the suffer-
ers in the Northwestern portion of
Iowa. II is calculated il will raise
some 800. We have laid before our
readers the suffering and want Of the
people III some of the new counties in
the Northwest part OF the State. but as
yet we see no move in town or country
To do anything in the premises. -
Assistance is being rendered in various
part. of the State. Cannot we do
scnShing:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

Inc spanish press generally praise
President Grants moderation in re-
serving for Congress the settlement
OF the questions which have arisen
between the United States and Spain.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, Nov. g.
Hoes Receipts 1000 head. Mar.
ket firm at S4.35@460.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The origiM oi the Don Carlos dynas.
ty, OF Spain, dates back 10 the time of
Charles the ", who rcigned from
lISS 10 1909. Tho first Don Carlos
was the second son OF this Charles.
Charles was succeeded by his eldest
son under the title OF Ferdinand VII.
Ferdinand had three wives, but re-
manned childlcss until after the death
Of the third wife, when he married the
Princes Marie Christina, of Naples
She on the toh OF October, 1880. gave
birth 10 q daughter who afterwards
became Isabella II. Don Carlos had
been long anticipating thai he would
succeed his cider brother Ferdinand
vi, because he bad 50 long remained
chilalc.s. Ia The meantime he had
cultivated The church or pricstly party
and Was ia great favor with this
element OF the country. Therefore
the church was anxious that Don
Carlos should succeed To the Throne.
aud Ferdinand, last marriage greatly
1ispleascd ihe clergy. Before the birth
OF Isabella the young Queen had in.
duccd the King TO annnl the decree
limiting the succession 10 male heirs.
This still mere aroused the clergy. aud
upon the death Of Ferdinand, Don
Carlos, by open revolt, undertook to
obtain the Throne, but was defeated -
This first Don Carlos died in 1866 and
bis claim descended to his son, the
second Don Carlos, who In various
ways manifested his claim. supported
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mentality for going directly The other
way. Liberty does not work with the
tools Of slavery
True again, Mr., storey. Liberal
principles do require liberal in-,rn.
inentalitin- 20 work ont their eiiect-."
'Libert, dor. not work with the tool.
"f slavery" But pray what tools do
700 propose 10 work with: First YOU
initiate your pioi by lau.uueipg and
shown. mp The Democratic party, of
shi"ii r"u were one al the piilaga, in
ail II. glarius Inconsistencies. lis
wF6pgs. such NJ IL. inter wan, O,
principle. .av. ",ie. viz: psn-slarury !;
which finally led il into treason - md
whyf simply this: because IL he
abandoned sinner would make the
riednlons saint believe that Ie loo.
has become a saint. he must auathc-
u,aiizr sjnnrt. rbubdiy. and DO any
aun,lHf Of lip service at least, 10 show
tdu' Il" IL tha recipient III that grace
which ricsnretIi from 81! aiu, or else
ne will make very poor Leadway in
gulipg The truly eleet. Having done
thi-. however, hs iw- dcue all that can
ne done in trolling for gudgeous, aud
hencrtoetl. Mcdonald and Storey
would agree FIR the, both rely for
tue strength Of ,hi. asW combination,
for Observation-Disclosures If their hosts
on the same old Democratic party; in
other words they would use the same
identical tools, but under II different
Verify il il a fact that ';lberity does
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

ALBANY, Nov .5.-AnI official ex-
animation shows the Stale Treasury
defalcation, through Cashier Phelps to
be 1881 IT'S, 100000 of which was sto-
len In August Lass the remainder In
September. The Irregularities in of
flee are not Of nature to war; MT the
removal ofiho Treasurer.