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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Juno 8, 1870
THE SENATE BILL AND THE SIOUX REsERvA-
TON.
In tho Senate to-day Mr. Allison, OF Iowa, called mp
the Senate bill providing for an agreement with the
Sioux Nation in regard portion OF their rcscrva-
ton and for other purposes
Mr.. Paddock OF Nebraska said no had been reliably
informed by citizens Of his State, which bordercd
this reservation, that these Indians wcro in
frame OF mind to warrant the government In making
treaty with them to them the Indian Terri
tory. He did believe this bill in It's present shape
could DO passed as It Objectionable for several
reasons He offered substitute authorizing the Prcsi-
dent TO appoint commission, to consist Of fivo per-
sons two OF whom shall be officers OF tho army, to
treat with the Sioux tribe OF Indians for tho surrender
OF their present reservation in Dakota and their
moval TO the Indian Territory Mr. Edmunds of Yer
mont offered substitute authorizing tho President
by ana with the advice and consent of tho Senate
appoint a commission, TO consist OF Eve per.
sons, to visit, possible, tho tribes Of
Sioux Indians, with view to negotiating with them
treaty or agreement for the ccsson 10 tho United
States tho right OF said tribes to the country known as
tho Black Hills in Dakota Territory and appropriang
$50 900 to pay the expenses Of SAID commission and
collect the Indians IN place for conference.
Az the suggestion OF Mr.. Ingalls, OF Kansas, Mr. Ed
munds amended his substitute as to authorize tho
treat with the Indians for the ren-
quishmcnt OF tho Black Hills, and otherwise for tho
preservation OF peace.
After short debate tho substitute OF Mr.. Edmunds
was agreed without DIVISION Mr. Allison iowa)
submitted an amendment authorizing the Secretary Of
War 70 furnish transportation subsistence and proec-
tion to said Commissioners during the tmo occupied
by them in tho discharge Of their duty, which was
agreed TO. Tho bill was then read third tmo and
passcd-yeas 80. nays s.
THE SLAVE TRADE.
This morning tho Rev. Emanuel vanordcn called
upon Sir Edward Thornton and stated that the Nellie
Martini of tho Star Ball line Of steamers running be-
tween New York and Rio Janciro. ana belonging to
an English company, though styled tho "United
States Mail Steamship Company" arrived in Rio
Janciro the LIST Of March last, carrying eleven
slaves ITO be delivered" The British Minister prom
Uses to inquire the matter and report to his gov
crnment
THE WITNESS HARVEY.
Tho Committee on Expenditures In tho War Depart
mcnt informed Mr. Harvey that they would require
his further attendance q witness in tho Kerr in
vcst,gation until Monday There being her
witnesses available the committee adjourned to that
time effort will DO made to close the
on drv
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL UYvIcER,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL UvvIcxR,
WAsHISGTox, juno Al A. NJ
I'robdbilifieS
For Sunday in the South Atlantic States stationary
or higher barometer and stationary Temperature
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather will prevail
For the Gulf States lower temperatures. northcrly
Winds except the Immediate coast, stationary or
higher prcssurcs and clear weather, with occasional
local storms
Fo. tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cooler north and
west winds, higher pressure and clear, dry weather.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri val.
leys diminishing cooler northwest shift to warmer
southeast winds, stationary followed by falling bar
omctcr and clear weather
For tho upper lakes, rising followed by falling bar
omctcr westerly winds, back to warmer southcriy,
partly cloudy clear weather.
For the lower lakes, northeast, shifting southwest
and northwest Winds lower temperature, higher pres
sure, partly cloudy ard clearing weather
For New England aud New York. northerly winds,
higher pressurcs. cooler rainy, followed BY cloudy or
clearing weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cooler, westerly
winds, rising barometer, clear partly cloudy
weather.
rho Missouri viii continue stationary. the Upper
OHIO r,se slightly, the Lower Ohio and Mississippi fall
somewhat
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Margaret Roper, or tho Chancellor and his Daughter
BY Agnes stewart. Baltimore; Kelly, Pct Go.
The Gorics of the Sacred iieart by Henry Edward
New York: The Catholic Publication Society.
Working People and Their Employcrs.r BY Washing
ton GLADDEN.. Boston: Lockwood. Brooks a Co.
Life OF Israel Pu.nam by Increase n. Tarbox. Bos.
ton: Lockwood. Brooks & Co.
Time and Place OF Homer" BY w. T.. Gladstone New
York. Harper 4 Brothers.
Tho Inteectus Deyclopment OF Europe" BY John W.
"Cemparnt,vc Zoology" by James Orion. New York 4:
Harper h Brothers.
familiar Talk to Boys" BY Rev. John Hail. Now
York Dodd. Mead h Co.
. Pcnjamn Franklin" BY John 4. q. Abbott New
York Doid Mead 4 90.
Life OF Alexander Hamilton" by John T. Moroe, Jr.
vols. Boston: little. Brown 4 Co.
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MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.

ST. LOUIS, No., juno Q, 1876
Tho remains OF man, woman and GIRL the latter
about three years old found in secluded par, Of
the woods Belevillc, ILL., yesterday afternoon.
The woman and child were shot through tho head and
the through tho heart From the position Of the
bodies IL Is supposed the shot hts wife and child and
then killed himself. Persons living near by heard
three shots about sunset Thursday evening and IL
believed this frighttul tragedy was enacted NJ that
time The C0roncr's inquest to-day will probably
ravcl the mystery now surrounding the case.
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OIL FIRES.
CINCINNATI, Juno ., Is

CINCINNATI, Juno ., 1870
special despatch to tho Commercial from Mead
VILE says this lightning struck OIL tank
containing IL 600 barrels OF crude OIL belonging to O.
D. Harrington, mile south OF Oil City. 1t imme
dlacly exploded and fre 10 q tank owned by Nc
Grew Brothers, containing %, COO barrels of oil The
loss is estimated At 100000.
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A FATAL CAROUsAL.

4 BAEEEE7gs suor IL HIS OWN SALOON.
Noyror Mich, Jane o. 1879
During drunken carousal in saloon in this city
this evening between party Of young men and tie
keeper The place named f,rgcr tho latter sho,
and instantly killed The young under arrest
pending decision OF the corcner's inquest
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PARDoNED EY THE PRESIDENT.

ALBANY, i. r., June 8, 1876
Henry Eul,nc, OF North Carolina, who was sent 10
the Pcncntary IN this city last winter for robbing tho
mails, mas boon pardoncd by pr,sdrat Grant
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NEW YORK CITY WEATHER REPORT ron THE
WEEK rSrISG At ONE =. ~. JUNE 3, 1876.
the following observations were taken a, the Gen.
trail Park meteorological Observatory during tho past
week;
Observation-Disclosures nj two +. W. May 81, 30 1876
inches: minimum NJ nine J.. u. May 20. 20 COS Inches
Mean pressure Tor the week, 70. S.w inches.
Observation-Disclosures AZ two r. ~ May 81 81
degrees: minimum at foar \. ". May 81. 40 degrees.
Mean temperature Tor the week, GO dcgrrcf.
Ram la--Frnm ten minutes 10 two a. VI. 10 halt
past three 7. ". May 20. OLE inches; from ore A. N.
10 halt past ono a. ~ June ., 00A incheA Total rain
fall for tho week. lC inches
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NOT MASSACRED.

CINCINNATI Ohio, June ., 1874
Letters have been received from members Of tho
two expeditions from here TO the Black Hills. which
show that the reports Of the killing OF eleven members
OF Colonel stones party false Both expeditions
arrived safely at Custar City without being mocstcd by
Indians.
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NOT A DEFAULTER.

ATLANTA. Ga, Juno 3, 1870
From investigation to-day the report off, A. Hoeltz-
claw late internal revenue collector, being dcfaulcr
is untrue.
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An ESGrrsu rErE IN HAVANA.

AN ENGLIsH FErE IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, June 8, 1870
English residents here gave grand banquet a. tho
Hotel TELEGRAPH last night in honor Of Mr.. Crawford
latc British Consul General here Many Vice Consuis
from different parts Ct the island were present
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CABLE N E W s.
SERVIA.

GREAT POWERS ADVICE TO TEE PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT.
PARIS, June 3. 1874
The governments or Austria Russia and France have
instructed Belgrade TO counsel
the Seryian Cabinet TO exercise moderation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past tweniy-four hours COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at nuinuts pharmacy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Charles s. IBocgs, CniIcd States Navy
is registered tho Everett House. Hon. John Hiyard
Cameron, ~ Torcnio is staying at tho Windsor Hotel
General George W. NcCook. Of Ohio rs residing tho
Gilscy House Professor r. u. Lounsbury, OF Yale Col
logo. and Chaplain Alpha Wright United States Army,
arc At ,hc sturtcvani House. Fx-Consressman Peter
~ Dox, Of Alabama Is stopping al tho ST. Dents jioic
Lieutenant Commander John J. bunker, United States
Navy, and William Bross, Of Chicago. at tho 81.
Nicholas Hotel Judge H. u. Rice Of Name; Rev.
James $ Fletcher o. Dublin and Curtis Guild OF Dos
ton, are o, the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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tcMIrratuTo ytsFcTdat .-.............. 1J4
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year Observation-Disclosures COZ
1879. 1870
Weekly average. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. C5 IL To CT
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ADMIRABLE 2EMfDY..-TuE BEAUTIFUL. SILK
ELtsrir fryss. sold only w ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
csj Broaawsy. night aad day, comfortably hcldS
.~s
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WILCOX a GIBBS s. NJ. co.
G5~ broadway tcsrncr Bond IL

Yesterday 10 the Post office. apparently 10
inssn is less were ipund iaraiyxed from silk
elastic trss The vicT0w TnuSs No. tcscv cures
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 OPPOSITION To MONOPOLY.
BUSINESS MEN
REMEMBER tha. tho
OLD DIRECTORY MosoroLrsrs
never gave yom tho city Directory until
AFTER the 18TH Of June, and then VERY
INDIFFERENT one. a HIGH PRICE
/, YOUR DUTY. therefore. support HONEST
COMPETITION and thus give IMPETUS to PROGRESS
aud ENTERPRISE by rAr.oNIzISG
GoULDINGs
NEW YORK CRY DIRECTORY.
just / sued and ready FOR sale.
1T Is A MARVELLOUS SUCCESS.
CANVASS MADE AFTER NAY 1.
WITH DAILY FORGE OF 1913 MEN,
IT Is THE Mo>T COMPLETE,
MOST RELIABLE DIRECTORY
that hn been published in this city.
1T CONTAINS aoi7es NAMES.
IN. "thc. directory and sold Tor S. Examne t. sent
% ,s.s csns or q 2 & .py s"J sp s gi'se
L.s ALLow Iiw 4 rNaeE q nis aoufpiSo
Proprietor aud Publisher.
49, i3f and iaG Nassau ST.
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4 RE yOU GOING INTO TIE COUNTRY,
IA HOME JOURNAL contains new lists Of summer Re.
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DYSPEPSIA.--rHE GREAT ANrlSEPTIC CHAR
COAL: nrre.ting acidity heching.
headache. DR. SuARPs CHARCOAL PILLS. HARTSETT'S
(iSibc House, Pharmacy.
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srgsr SEWING MACHINE.

Awarded the Grand 'tsci Medal OF Progress ~ tho
American Institute November 1873. and Legacy
Medal" ~ the Franklin Institute October. 1879.
No scwinr machine world has an automatic
tension. any other " is Characteristic features
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THE BLAINE LETTERS.

EXAMINATION OF ATKINS FISHER AND NULL
GAN HEFoRE THE sUB-JUDrcIARY COMMIT
rEE-rHE LETTERS CONTAIN NO REFERENCE
TO PACIFIC RAILRoADs-THE WITNESSES Al
LOWED TO GO HOME.
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DYEING AND CLEANING NEW YORK DYElNs
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT: STATEN ISLAND.
Oniccs9S Duane TO- Broadway 610 9Th New York;
l66 and 1OS rierrcpont Brooklyn; ~ North 9Th ST.
philadepha Established 81
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HALE'3 HONEY OF HUHEn0rSD AND TAR
has i,crallv snatchcd con.uipvc from the grave
PIKg's IoorfscuE DRors In minute.
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NOTHALINE-THE ONLY RELIABLE MOTH
preventive by firricrs Sold by druggists Pricc
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DISCOUNT PRICES. PATENT MEDICINES
Bachelors Articles Sharps Pills. Hcmholds Snrsaparillav
Coo; homeopathic Remedies &c. ~ Maiden lane.
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LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.
JOHN A. DOUGAN Is the champion Of light weight
HATS this y-... backed amount Those
ing business VIII please their lO2 Nassau
where he will finish them off In tue latest aud ars
nrnv cdgtyl
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A.-ESPENSCHFIU'SJ LEADING STYLE FOR THE
summer Alaska Cashmere the chaste
specimen o: xcuem ans dress have Try
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A.-RuSSIAN NAPOR (MAkBLE) BATHS, NO. -
East 4th st.. for health. and luxury.
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A-BEyNErT BUILDING.
riREPguOY
LOCATED ox NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON SITS.
AANDSONELN AND WELL heated OFFICES
TO LET OK VERY REASONABLE TRIMS.
SUITABLE FOX
LAWYERS. ENXKEEs AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY TILE PREMISES.
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DON'T LOSE YOUR IR.-CHEvALIERS LIFE
ron Ham grny perfectly; its falling
ut increases its growth rapidly and makes the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

! GENTLEMAN'S 81 PEARL CASHMERE Fob
9, no Especially line Derby's. IS New Church st.. nv
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CAMPHOR AT WHOLESALE PRICES--PuRE
MEDICINES long experience and skilled assistance, at
HARTNETT's Pharmacy. corner sth st. and 9TH Az.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-12-27
w. g. conuRN, N. D.,

PHYSICIAN % SURGEON offers his
/ services to tho people of Forest Co.
Having had an experience Of Twelve
Years in constant, practice, DIR. Coburn
guarantees to give satisfaction. DIR. Co.
knrn makes speciality of the treatment
Of Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases, Having
IuvoALigated all scientific methods OF cur,
ipg disease and selected the good from all
Hystens. he will guarantee relief or a euro
In all cases where a cure is possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All fees will bo
reasonable. Professional visits made at
All hours. Parties al a distance can oon-
salt him by letter.
Ofiice and Residence second 6uildlng
below the Court House, Tfonesta, ia. M,
Eos days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25ti
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FOREST HOUSE,

G. A. WARNER PRoPRIEToR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionosta, Pa. Just
opened. Everything new and clean and
frSah. Tho best ef liquors kept constantly
en- hand A portion Of tho public patron
s~. L. raapectfully solicited. 4-l7-ly
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNNER & AGNEw BLOCK. L.
- AaNEw, Proprietor. This is new
Aouso, and has Just been fitted up for the
seem notation Of the public. a portion
or Lhe patronage Of the public is solicited.
NA-lY
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: hr. !. L. Acomb,

LIT. d. L. FANOAAODS
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, who has
/ had fftsen years experience in a large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
tsrooory Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIs STORE WILL BE FOUND
A fall assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints;
oils. Cutlery, all of the best quality, and
will be sold at reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. o. DAY, an experienced
Physician and Druggist from New York,
has charge Of the Stere. All prescriptions
put up accurately.
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WILLIAMS 81 CO., -
MEANWHILE, ,tir PENN'A.,
TAxlD e n MIsTs.

DTRDS and Animals stuffed and mount
- ed to order. Artificial Eyes kept in
stock. I PLY
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Lawrenoa House,

TNIoNESTA. PENN'A, G.. e. Me-
l CRAY, PROPRIETOR. This house
y centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
dens and strict attention given to guests:
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
in thelr season. Sample room for Com
hHslal Agents.
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Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements COLI
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
rob work, Cash on Delivery. eva.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Our friend HALsTEAD rather overdraws
THE thing. How can he call Indiana doubt
mi after the result ~ last Tuesdays votiugi
Or on what principle does he include Con-
pecticut in this list, when for three years
che has continuously gwen Democratic
majorlties in hotly contested state cleo
tions7 Or what reason l. there 10 doubt
about Oregon, considering that for three
years the Democratic party has constantly
prevailed there2 Neither is there any
good reason, that we can perceive, for
calling New Jersey n doubtful state. In
the last strongly contested election, that
of 1874, the ID moe attic candidate for Gov
ernor had minority of more than 1900,
and this Will now rather be Increased than
diminished. New Jcrsey is naturally
Democratic state. and she kconly feels tho
Disgrace brought upon her by the present
Administration, which keeps in power III
Cabinet Office the most corrupt aud ras-
cally of Jerseymeu.
But. least of ali. can New York be fairly
called doubtful. La 1874, after II violent
and most exciting struggle. in which.
up to the very last moment, the Re-
pubicans were perfectly confident OF
victory, they were beaten 10y SAMUEL j.
TupEN by majority of 5000; aud in
1876, only enc year since, with II ticket
that failed to receive tn full support of
the party, having gentleman ut its head
who, with all his personal merits, had but
just left the Republican organization, the
Republicans Were beaten by "a majority OF
1900. What power is there which can
change such results rs thesey How can
the Republicans hope to recover the STATE
nowl II the Democrats of New York
could elect john BIGELOw u year ago by n
euficent majority, how can they fail now
90 give the vote of the state to SAMUELJ.
TILDEN 10y majority surprising that
which he obtained when ne ran for Gov
ernor in ls14g The question answers itself;
and besides, we can tell our Ciucinnlt
contemporary that all over the STATE the
changes from the Republican party are
very numerous, and among the best and
most influential classes of the population.
There is not n hamlet or a township with
out considerable number of substantial
citizens who have never voted any but the
Republican ticket. who now openly an
nounce their determination 10 vote for
Tu.DEN and Reform. No, no. whatever
otner Slate Inhy ne uOuDtlui, tncle ID no
doubt about New York.
The only State in the Commercials list
which with any propriety can he classed
as doubtful il California, and If she does
not choose six electors 10 vote for TILDEN
aud HENDRICKS we are very much mis-
taken. She elected II Democratic Cover
nor last year, and she will probably con-
tribute to elect n Reform President in 1879.
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Hayes not n Genuine Know Nothing.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sir: With
out egotism permit me to assert that am, a
the present moment, the representative, and
presumptive leader of the Native American
party, or Of the remnant thereof, having been
not only one of the original Know Nothings,
bnt editor Of their organs, the Sdchem and True
American.
The unwse publication of letter indicating
Mr.. Hayess endorsement OF the principles form
erly propounded and still maintained hy large
number Of his constituents, So far from doing
him injury, unquertionably adds to his strength.
In view Of this fact permit me to observe that
the so-called American Alliance" in no wise
represents American sentiments, its leaders be-
ing composed OF men who sold the original
Know Nothing for self gain, and the majority
Of whom hold Office under this present Admin
istration.
Consequently, having no right to command.
and little to advise, have merely to state that
the cardinal issues Of Know Nothingism do not
enter into the present campaign, and that ! ~
an individual VIII support and work for Tildon.
Yours. Ac THOMAS PlCrON.
NEW YORK, Oct, IA.
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Brother BLAINE is sorry now that he

Brother BLAINE is sorry now that he
called MIR. Justice CLIFFORD Of the United
States Supreme Court ga hungry Democrat, In
grained IN the wool aud very coarse wool at
that" The mule that tried to Kick the moon
out Of the sky with his hind logs did not under
take more foolish Job than did Brother BLAINE
when he made his extraordinary attack upon 80
pure and able iurist a. Judge CLIFFORD. Be
sides, the attention That has been called to the
NEAL Dow claim case has revealed the fact that
BLAINE, In his speech at Warren, Ohio, told not
less than SIX deliberate ana unblushing lies.
This may not be above his usual average, It Is
true but then every one Of the six was an un-
usually large lie.