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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-28

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Damage to Crops by Rnin ni "!uu-
CNUia.

81 PAUL, Au.D,t p Dura- r..
pn-, .cw days and night, very heavy
rains have fallen throughout tA, r"'.
They have come az the very end u. l...
hury".,ug -ru,on, and should m.. ,..,y
farmer, fully prepared for tLom >.
more favorable weather Iu. ."-
curing grain crops could Ir
wished than hp- b.ru rNn'rjnnc !, o.
fact the null of the finest rr.r-
wheat barley and ou'- ever raised man.,
State has been secured Ia good cDui iia'
and put in stack, beyond thc far g
damage by later rains. II appear. n.v-
ever, from recent reports from a are
number of point. that considerable grain
-,I. remains IT, shock. not hnN.h" h..a
Stacked, hu! awaiting the speedy m3E. b.
oi the thrcshing machines. Th. u..
rains have done much mischief 20 o..
grain in this condition. There Wa ar-
other pour thi, afternoon and ry"ulf
bat even To the grain in shock, ro.
stack the damage 60 far, If IL" shi-
clear tomorrow. cannot b" Urg". o..
more than one per cent. on 3D." rrl.r.
crop. A very large acreage 81 cura w.
planted IN TINS State, but the prudu..-
arc very poor, MS the weather ba h".n
uniformly and remains t"" cool ,pr t.r
r.prniug OF the plant.
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Interesting Ncbra>kn Items.

OMAHA, August 2I.-Tkc severe rain
storm of last night mas done considerable
damage throughout this section. Rail
roads have suffered some from wa,hyuts,
but tlera is no seri us detention to
traffic. Elkhorn river is very high, and
still rising.
Charlie, L. Barket, late a clerk in the
freight depot of the Union Pacific rail
road has been missing for several days
Foul play is apprehendcd.
The Indian Commissioners are al. here
excepting General Terry. who is now at
Bismarck, Dakota, but expects to JOIN
the commission at Council during next
week. Senator Howe, OF Wisconsin, has
been telegraphed to by Commissioner
Smith to act as one of the Com.
mission. lie is now at Denver
with party who are 90 leave"
tomorrow morning for Red Cloud
agency via. Cheyenne and FOR Fort Lara
mic, though the exact location of the
Council has not yet been determined, nu'
it will be in the neighborhood OF Red
Cloud.
The police made descent upon q
noted gaining bell last might and cleared
it out thoroughly All plrtics grt fined
heavily and thirty 10 fo:ty days hard
labor.
The Episcopal CouncjIof this diocese
closed its labors last evening aud ad.
journed.
The Nebraska editorial excur-ion.sts
arrived from the South this evening and
will return to Lincoln to morrow.
Death by Kerosene.
PrrTSBURGH. August 27-Jes,ie York.
a domestic employed in the family Of /.
W. Bansmen, at Lakewood, Twenty
third ward. attempted to light fire with
kerosene this afternoon when th" con
tents Of the can exploded, burning the
Young woman Ia death, and setting fire
t. the house. which. with the contents.
was totally DESTROYED. Loss $4,000; in
surance unknown.
The difficulty between TriPoli and the
American Consul has been settled.
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The difficulty between TriPoli and the
American Consul has been settled.
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FineI ooking Female Tor@"r.

ST. Louis, August PA han 'm'
dressed ana fine looking young vawa.
called at the Broadway Bank tai, morn
ing and prnscntcd.to 81. p. Krr.,.- lr
cashier letter of introduction from DIP.
ley, Enlicott & Co., of Chicago, anJ s
check for $4,000, signed by the -,n.
firm, and purporting To be drawn on aat
certified by the First National Ban. e
Chicago She desired to draw s. Nu3 .n
cash and deposit the remainder $1,000.
Mr.. krci,cr su,pccting the woman $3.50.
attempting to swindlr received the ,h..a
and letter and requested the Adyt, r'.
ia an hour when he would pay her OBJ.
money. In the meantime he sent tn tine
Third district police station TOR au officer
who >hudowcd the woman when She '.ti
the bank. VI hcn ,hc reached Fi.th ari
Bidtlc streets. she was Joined b..
Il man WHO lad introduced beer o. o..
bank officers two day, lcfosc and d..
arrested both and locked thrmup Tr.,-
grams from Chicago say the check J, 30
forgery, thus showing her design wa, &.
dclruud the bankers.
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shooting of Gauger miller.

CHICAGO. August 27.-A detcctiyr 3D..
pointed to investigate the matter %, ...
alleged shooting OF ex-Gaugcr Mo.
furnishes evidence that VI Her sho, a,u-
eli md that the shooting was not done
by an assassin "a. claimed. The detective
,ay he aas discovered man who ad alt-
being hired by Miller to accompany h.m
that night. and 20 act the paFtotu shadow.
and that Miller informed him thor.
would ba som" shooting. Three wa'c..
men heard but two shots fired, wll'r
Miller -ay- there were four and pGuit, T.,
firing tWu himself.
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A7f;'A>G,iaa 2eglster,

3..,r Gv-,d .e Nsw York yesterday
1N.l
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The Financial Pm c Fearful.

NV YORK, August "A private
dispatch from prominent gentlemen in
San Francisco says that matters look
better So tar as the best interests of the
city aud State are concerned The
financial panic is fearful. and the losses
by the failure Of the Bank Of California
will he hnnvw
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stenme, Laden with Grain nurncc

BUFFALO, August 27.-The larsr iop-.
ns-ted steamer, Persian from Cu,alp.
for Buff 10. laden with $1,000 Lu,hr.,
corn and $4,000 bushels of whe,t, WIS r,.
ported burning rapidly ten nile r.s. r.
Longpoint, Lake Erie last IGN. ana
will probably be a :otalAos- ne grain
is Insured, bat Mes'rs. V nslov. t~rer.
do not in. ure their YES. hull.
The proral.G- Fer an cost S!j,o.
when she came out last Au.g-t. >nr wu-
built 10y Messrs Qusyle & Murphy,
Cleveland. Registered toaua-r 1850
and rated 4 I. She wa, in command ..
Captain Sam Flint, with crew ,. piss.
teen men. The disaster i reported n- .-
curing about ten miles thi- side Cd, n..r
Point, Canada shore, >eventy-ayc m.
from Buffalo.
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Another Murdcr-.CiG1cns Excited.

Tnul. NJ, August 27.-TL"ua b.
Walker. q prar",b,r and Indu-trImu- cote
zen. WIS found tins morning about tv.
mile, from her" with A., skull crushed
10 md biz ;ace partially "a'rn by r"r-
The Coroner. jury implicated two mr'.
Frank Hartman and Monroe Tu"mp-nr
VINO were under arrest, but q.
the Coroner was ccrufy...
the nc, L. the rcan.t justice ut tnr
Peace. the curstnbI, turned both IL. Tr.--
ouor. loose. A. -u"r ns thi. wa- known
great Indignation No- expressed u1I .
ar... posse ui ,.,ll.rs -. once started 90
pur,.l. "i 'ie murderer, but they a.."
u.' us v", ur.a arrested
There iayc been several mgrd.rs r ,...
co.nty within the ln-t few yepr-, and rn
oar punished, =, d the citizen. au. r..
determined o. pu, II -t.p D. them.
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LmIu Ecnlcn by Amcrlcan G.rI.

SPRINGFIELD, MAS, August 80
About i2ooO pcr-on, W''"nd". 'l...".-
ing races ofthc IIamFdcn Paris A.--
cat>ou to-day Goldsmith Nra N
Jldg. Fullerton were Withdraw ..
'hr ir.c.'c-ai. race un account u. uG .-
ness, ,rayirg Luiu, No,,in and Aw.r.~a
G,rl the only competitor 'nr Fa..r ..
5000. Tie American Girl wuu o..
rac- .n ,hra. ,;riigH, h.a.-, w.'n la.
second. Time 22. inland 2.22
7 boz 2.3i racc toraPurse "i 5000. "a
won b7 IT. Julien, who too" The tur..
Ia-, ot the Gyr heats, Nerca. to,E SECOND
money. John ". Hall third, md 5
William Wallace iouith.
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TIE EEeatin Chicogo.

CHICAGO, August Pin an interview
with the Chicago bankers on the subject
of the failure of the Bank of California,
they all agree that it is due to the reck.
lessness Of the manager in engaging in
outside speculations alien to the business
of the bank. While the effect On the
mining industry of the Pacific slope is
regarded aS disastrous, it is not believed
that it vii! have the rcmo.est influence
in Chicago.
The Financial Pm Fearful.
NV YORK, August PA private
, 1875-02-18

which sou can natfly do before tho cu,. T,.-
BY noticing ln,w thirk n cit Ia Hutc ro,,, .hen,
tell whether That catd goes out This NAV .a t1a
you In tho draw. 1eli
&. Koop a BIiurp cyn on tho tltscar,,a M,
NAV DO OF 6crslco It yonr Il. III /. nut Ba,,st5
tory. ''s'aeA
Z. When you nro "in luck, which you, ,,u.-
UNITY, froto tlma to tina, to pnt sum n f'Vt-
c'sccaH III yo.r lnc.iet Hitlsrni being 1o,n 4if
will cnn5n yoli l., "owo" M II luck iu,n, ihls
vii! prevent your beng buri owed fran. a8a
+. When any one walItn t, buy mprn ch.,;..
and ynst have plenty. got him to buy ri w. !.
possible, in preference 10 ,lle hnnI. II cnai;lNs %
yon 10 c,,:HNal tin nnl'p,nt at sunr wi,.ir'.N.s
an. besides, tho bank may not 10 abtl in ~
up. ray
.. When vou are "chipaing nut" for trir,.
etc., rlt cigar IN yoHr puchut every oncr IN
while. inu aro Blre to to 10 marn ahead n, " -
aanle, and ihev como In worry handy, oven III wv ~
yon don't smoke. "-ea
10. Mover permit ANYTHING 10 rna'sn you f,r,..
fnr a moment that tho whole objec. Of snrs
Eano Is t. Eave your OWL inouet md tcc,l :
aomooiy elsoH, anil let ryorythlny yon do nase lo,
ever tr,t'Ing totld to this desirable end. A'''
II. When tiG game ID over. II YOU ara winr,.
donY 1t entirely, nr fix tho figure mr. low ar
sihlo; il you arc loser. tlegldra that yol In, =
lost twice ~ 1allcll az You really have. lha ~
is never danarlc'l frum, Tho money lo,t a, =
Enne Of rukcr nl.ays foota up four times q" i"
snuSll ~ tsla lnoney won. ~
II. When It ls lncuuYcnioht to ar0i.l pari,.
your poker debta ontiroIy, uso discrlmiustifm j.
the naltor. Duuta to Persons whom ron M, r, =, :.
lIknly to meet very often you cun nynil. Ma, i,
PLAYERS feci dcIicacy ahn'lt asking ior 4 1oI,
debt-tAeae are aafo ones not to pay.
, 1875-02-18
THE ClTY.HALl.

Thero FRO At present soma nifty or si1ty COM
plhnts about fsrzen water-nains lodged in the
oltlco Of tho Board OF pabiic Works.
Acting-sunerlutendcnt Hickey las removed
tho old practice Of rhosograpi'ing nj tho no:od
criminals for tho lse OF tha Polieo Depart rnout.
Felt will Reproduce tho mugs on tiu, and will be
. regular contributor to the ltoguca' Gallery.
Tho following Committees have boon called to
meet il, tho City Clfr4'a olico: Comattoo on
(as, Saturday at 8 O'Clock; COMMITTEES on
WAurvca and Public Grounds. 2:31 =. IN. ta-l4y !;
aud tho Committee OIL lIailroads 1t Q y. III,
Friday.
Tho Con,ptroi!.r announces that tax-salo eer-
tiheates hold hv tina city may DO redeemed 1t Lie
following rutes previous to tho Int Of March :
Certificates Of 1915, per cent; a!tor March 1,
| IN per cent; certificates OF 1879, rs por ceut
rftsr March !, Is per cent, With accrued penal
| ties.
lilo taking OF evidence in tho Slate strse'
condemnation caso Of tue wnleniux OF Statt
street. from Jackson to Harrison, now OH hear,
ing in tho aupertot Court, was finished yesterday
| Afternoon. Ihe atKuIueuiH wilt commence to-day
] but. aa ther0 are hosne t!ttaen or twenty long
| Nindea lawyers Tn the defense, they will not bc
completed sor soTeral days.
| Tho solitary man 1t tho crib, who has hitherto
bosn supposed 10 b the only man alive ahs
, 1875-02-18
Q&a1JcS OF Poker,

tfDM &Rd kUc7f"A< 4pHEA.
I, Don't buy but half "a mAuy nhica at the
start a. The other players. Tho expectation ia
that you will Win, and II you lose it IL better to
borrow or "owo' up.
theu say that yon haYe mud stick to it, whlcsi
will geners!ly persuade aoms one etso to "como
in j" twice. This rule, though an excellent one.
must be followed with discretion. II practtcsI
too often It is liable to produce unpleasant
feelings. ..... g..
s. Toward tho end OF the evening 1t il always
betssr to 0tce up your aute for minute than
10 pil up, as tho winner Of the put frequently
fursets 10 charge up tho dobits, and none ot lla
other p'ayora "lll remind him, aH they may Mlsh
TO do tile eame thing.
4. When tho credit system begins to cEoap In,
Oh it generally does about the middle Of the
game, you sAonld always Utos up II poasble, ault
bet ebiely agaiust thass who aawasa put up. ThiA
~ one Of tue most important rules. 10 win ta
auoosasful pokar PLAYING.
s. IN dysling. Always observe tho bottom card,
, 1875-02-18

Tho Chicago Times, In servlo imitation Of no
bad model az tho Now York Herald, appeared
on Saturday with an oght-column account Of
the burning OF q Chicago theatre and tho crcma-
ton OF hundreds OF people, whoso nasuos wero
given. The whole affair was described with a
earcful fidelity to ootaii which 9ayo it tho i'm
precision Of horrible reality, and Of co1rHe pro-
ducud, for fen hours, feeling of horror md
alarm. Its excuse for the outrage was that it
WAS simply describing what might happen. 1t
mood hardly bo said that on this basis o uoaspa,
per might snv anything it chose. It Was sup
ton which tho Herald reaped from itn aBlninu
caunrd about tho animals in Central Park would
prevout any other newspaper from repeating TIC
experiment. hut Mr. Storey's paper could not be
satiniied without trying the game itself, and II
probably kuowa By this tirno what mistake i.
made.
, 1875-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

There wif! bo Boc'abIe at tho Uniou Para
Congregational Church this evening.
Tim nom nrayor.moatiua, Lowor F.rovell
,7sn ,.;1, 49, ,s2,,.,sI ta'h.n H., ~ ~ ,v.n.
t;uhiec. uconditons Of praya,1ioe p1sycr,"
blfs. Van tost WILL conanct LoFo-least Mcet-
ing at tho Fret Methodist Church ut noon to-
div, and will preach in tue evening,
,,.. ~, ,.,,
a. bronson h'eots VIII no'a . coaVcEsAslon
rriaay evening W 'lig Iesauacs % " =. D. oso"n'
o"k stsees' near toe ASoe fArA Dofot'
Tho Atbcunum given its regular socsable th,o
or,ri,r ,y,r,cra ,,f.t,,:,1 m hrino friends
with thrn viii in f,,rnsLnd Si,h tick All for thoir
sd1,;ss,on Al Tin ofIce.
S., ....
Tho ladlcs Of tho Temple Church, corner Har~
riaon and sanEamou skrerts. Wall give ahotheT
Hpc'no!e anu Ial supper a. tflat place thls eSeh-
'Dh. :. ..
W. ohalan' ESQ.,, ao'isers ms cnarmhH
new lecture, " mary, queen OF Scotss,' III tas
Llbrnry Lecture Course. tha evening IT the
hall Of the Cn1ou Catholic Library, southwest
corner OF state anu Mohfoo stfoesa.
Al tue Oakland Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner Of Ihir,y-,,tutl street aud Langley ave-
nue., they arc having meetings every night this
week. Cant. Iiitwoul breaches to-ui.ht and
will rotate some Of h,a thrilling personal expo-
Rance.
,rI,e last anpaarauco OF tho great ENGLISH ora
tor. Charles Ur4utAugt, in Ibis city thia season
will be before tho Sunday Lecture Society next
Sunday aftornoon. nt Mccormick Hall at q
o'tork. Iiis suLost VIII be Land and Labor"
Abingdon. ID cents.
tne Esahu Goueost an1 .itsIafY entsssaluuaehs 1s
tenuoroa tho heV. Johtl horaoa to-nlsas ~ faT-
"e}t en ita psomlsea 20 Dc gtand 4uceoss; ,nos1y
l,oou tlcKe1h htv,n5 neen sou. 1no 1oitow1ns
artisse appear ~ tho rtoSrannos e!rd' dayton,
alfs' MatHoll' Mss y; n'lshef, Ale. achu1x, aif'
eoodwl'!'o' and tno DiAaoy QhAtteste o!ao.
Tho Saturday lecture OF th!a week. At tue
t1ollnSe oi Law VIII ~ delivered by opad,nls
Jackhoo. Es1. on "1axaton: Tho ensuing
i9clnrs VIII pc on tho iollo"ihs SATURDAY ny th'
lion. james L. Aoos' on tue -" OF tne Or
Eanlzati'n nia do9e'hthehs OF fa'liatnehtary
Bodies ihcso lcctu'eb ara upon only to n'lc!'
at'ofneys aila hunehts .u.s oats.ae u he Go'iese
| m oa csn como ~ ncion"' shafp' ana remain nh'
| til tho lecture is onded'
| Acraul tempeyanco celebration will take p}aco
! in lover Farwpli iI4ll on Mot,t.4y evening, Feb.
"a uuIlsr tho au,p;cas OF LIfo-} jat Loj.e. l. o.
a. i. NIr.. II. 81. Htacoy, better known ~ Delle
Bcach viii doti1er her celebrated parIor leoturs.
, 1875-02-18
Tho Catholic Church in the United
SlAtGas

From Tho .fen Yoyk Herald. ~
Tho Roman curreslohlolt Of tile Boston t'tfof,
writing Oh Jan. H. sendH tho l,cwB that the Pope
las boon pleased tu raiso tile DioceseA of Los
tou. lhia1elpaa, Mls"hukce aud santa Ia 10
tho diEulty Of Archdluceres, and their respective
Dshopa 10 that OF ArclblHhopa. Tho corre-
spondoat adds !" II - also said that the Diocese
OF Ut, Paul AElnn., will be divided into two"
Tbc UiBhops who a1e thus elevated Rre as fol.
lows:
The Right Roy. John Joseph Williams. D. D.,
tho fourth Bislop Of Boston, vas ronaecrated on
taIlisbed in 1908. II ali Catholics within tie
tioccse-miests aud pcople-th.s great honor to
their lteyerend Bishop will bring heartfelt Joy.
In the Unltou STATES theso is no Bishop more oe-
loyed than he. Hs IL emioently tilted BY natuio
take safo cLar6o Of al thu hugh interests which
booBg to the hierarchy. Archbishop Williams ID
natise Of Buston,, aud is in bls tsl year.
Tho Right uov. Jamea Frederick Wood, D. D..
cratod Gun, jure saeeesstonis: April 20: 1897 !;
succceded Jan, b, 1860. Tho Dioceho Of phla-
tlolphla was established in 1901. Archbishop
Wood is native Of Philadelphia, convert to
the tsth. a snt Is 60 yesis qf 1ann ass Tho fra.
bishop VI Milwaukee, was cullsecIated on Murch
~, lsA4, in which yesr tho Diocese Of Milwaukee
WAS established.
Tho Right Rev. J. D. Lamy. D. D., first Dlshop
of the Diocese Of aanta Fe was consccrated GU
Nov. 81. 1850. THO diocese Ia very large, coul-
pr!sing tho Territory Of New Moxico, with 1
population Of about voUo0 MexicauH. 5000
Pueblo Indians, and 1000 Americans.
As nn Instance Of tlo raptd growth Of the
Catholic Church III America Wa may tako
tho diocescs Of Nav England. In ls15-jnst fifty
yoarH aEo-wheu Bishop Fenwick arrived in Bos-
ton. tl.ure woro; Elicat In Massachusetts,; !
p1iasl IN Nav Hampshire; rrloss III hsioe
; CHURCHES, Of wAca ! oliy, deserved a
higher title than chapel. And thia waa the
Catholic Church in all Nav England.
Ten yeasB latcr, in 1915. there were: a
priests; q chusctes; AZ. 900 Catholics.
In 1aAA, whom Connecticut and Ahodo Island
were made new djocese, thoro we1o hut 81
pricnts, VI churches, 10000 Catholics in al New
EuRland.
To-day In New England there arc ono arch.
| diocese aud tIyo-p1oIablv soon to be six-dio
c6bas. Everywhere you find the Cathclics with
tl.els churchos, schools, colleges aud aeMlemins
With their hospitais. asylnms. aud houses o
refuge. ln the New England Of to-day we nun
| tes l Archbishop, Bishops, Al priests, ~;
churches aud nsarly million OF Catholics.
, 1875-02-18
LOCAL LETTERS.


Az EMrLoYE OF TuE nAs COMPANY.
To tie Editor II Tie Chie4.7o 7't5Haes
In your lssue Of Sunday is All article headed
"Oaa" However solid that articlo may appear
to yo,s It in fact is tho shlnnest Iuaty Of that
much-ahused material th1t tho public lavo been
furnished with for somo time.
Your reporters informant, AZ his title would
imply, Is willing (without knowing much about
tho tusincss) to mako any sacriaca for
tho general veal; but ho ii no oou-
anza" whereby tho public can become
rich in Gas lore, or lowor gas, for that mater. I
ain halt inclined to belovo that 'rLilanthro-
rist ia myth, 1s-caul'e myth, and
that tho iutcrroEator was the intcrroeaked, from
tho fact that two suuh rages would hardly be
likely to moet this side Of tho lss Of April. Such
cteuuloua iunoccucs III found only III spiritual
circics, ur iu thoHa whom God, for soulo great
purnose, Aas afflicted from birth. With whst
CONSCIOUS knowledge ttoy talk Of and acandle
ras. The phi1anthropist" HnYB: 'Tho Chi
cayo Gus CompanyFs gas will average all
the way from to 14-candes, generally tho
lower figure" That atatcinont would make Mark
Twain cripple Tor lifo; llttlo ambiguous, hut
boldly put. I supporo it will 80 for general
nyovAgo. What HurpassrH all belief Il, that re-
porter Of Ch,cago daily paper SHOULD allow him
salt to 10 pumped full ct no thin material NY
| such Bqneahy old pump.
Nuw, Iii all seri0usuesE, thcre In not gas en-
gineer or gas company, who ueana DsincB,1. TINT
| sill propcHe to furnish any municipality, Gorpo-
,a,iou, or individual, with tf.caudln Eaa; tbers
is nat gus company In tho United States
that does nut furnish tlcir consumers with at
least IL. candle gar. Poor Nh tho chicago gaB
il claimed TO be- nothing saving That their
gan is far in excesB Ut this iigure philan-
thropisk'' wants liberal charter. I think TINT
with charter no IiborAl III its provisions Us u
allow company tn erect tl.eir works In tho bnhi-
ness part vi tho city. wlaro every foot Of pipa
would DO taxed to its full capacity, bu
thoso would 10 no loss from leaaugo
Or condensation by sending gas through,
1allcE of uIprol1ctlve Hlaus, YOU could fur
niBll ean at profit for s3.50 per IN. Amy one
can get tut OH clear cream. PhtlanthropiHt u
thinks that the officers aud employees OF The Gas
Company ought to hD mare courteous. Perhapa
thuY would be,l Consumers lI,ars courteous
| to thetn, but to bo Naaounced nj q liar, thiot
swinllor aud peBt!leneo, IL not calculated IL
develop the sunny Bido Of one's character.
A8 to tho reporters comparative Btat,sttca.
gness no QUO will doubt from TIN showing tha
some conHumers burned moro. and souso len. ga
in 137l-'5 thnu Tor tlo cocreHooudiilg period u
1894. 1t looks alI clear enough,
| hm not gas consumer, ana haFe nevGr 70
csi7ed any fayors from any gas company.
| luEI,
, 1875-02-18
THE CITY.
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
ANOTHER "T1aiEs" HOAX ExroaED.

ANOTHER TIMES toAA 1Afs''s+D"
A Tn,nusE reporter called yesterdny morning
at tho Office of tho Chicago Citizens Association
IN order to djscorc i.s.t how much truth thore
Was in the rcrnr i, :s7s:erlas's Times regarding
Tho boiling oat cf :tl,, Association by Quo or two
Of tn moro PROMINENT mon,horn, The first men,-
bcr OF thu Association ho met thego WIS Mr.. G.
II, Henderson, WHO at once sgaiic1 lis wiling
ucss 10 fJe questioned Oh tho subject, and IN ro-
n;o"re tn intcrogatlona tnt to linn exproshed
hiruso!f substantially ne follows:
No ,nharmony hnd entered TIM Association,
hut all tho members wcyo nnitcdy making tho
sa,ne efforts which had been their object all
through. During tho taH: ~cok OF tho Associa-
.ion'a existence, the wo,k chiefly on hand WINS
lno ha:n,orix.ng of nll parties Interested IN tho
hasoc;ntion's work. Iho fact that Mt lIcslnt,
had o4cn consl1lted on diilefons inattoiA by
tho Association IN no Er.'lnd OH which, TO basc
arentatlonn an,l osIlcntlY AappositlLious saio Of
i:a 1ur,nbnia a1.sl principles. 1Ie Other ed!torB
OF tho other papers Iad been similarly cunBills gu.
vot ,,obody taketl about tho Associations selling
out to tic oLiturs Of HE IH1nuNE, or Inter-
fit3np or journal. As !nr AZ Guu}I bB BeeE
Mr, llcsing had bren in full accord with
tho man heualros the Society proposal. II
1,orsibIr, 10 hava ueooInc law. Iho etasemont
that tlere WAS q cli1ne III tho Association waB
absurd. 1t NH true that several Hlenlbo1s OF
tho Association met at the Stauts-It1nHJ oflcn
With tho eGltot OF tlat pater On Moi1aAv last
all,! that AT that meeting The samo questions
Which ,scro ,lutler tho consideration cf The Asso-
ciat.on woro discussed, but these gentlemen
were, nnd btllL nre, III fill accord with
tLo general wuilllng of the Association. alr.
lIcsty had ne4er. t. liB ls,owladge. aaid at the
meetings t!,.t be would oppose thi. Or that IN
ii,s st,ts-zriuuq. bat ftoa! the start bad bccn
in favor Of tin Eeuoral 1aeas,'rrs tho citlzons'
Association h,1 bccn advocating. Mr. MncEeRph
into, sod in ilI tho Opinions Expressed bg Mr..
henderson, ard rn:d that mhen hu lad faly
tlrrs.cl lbs u..tler lit lnr;l:t have more to nay
about IL.