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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

THE name of General JOHN r. Nc
CoNNELL has been mentioned by sew
eral ofour cotemporariesi in connection
with Congressman from this District.
The District does not contain an abler
man, or one that would more faithful
ly represent the people. But the Gen.
eral is not a candidate and will not ac-
cept the position. General McCoN-
NELL is warm endorser of WIGGIN-
TON and will do all in his power to Sc
cure his denomination and election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

THE New York Herald is always apt
to appreciate telling point and happi-
ly remarks that "The exploits of the
House Committee in Investigating
Mr. DAVENPORT remind us of the ad-
venturous sportsman who went out
with his dog to hunt wolf. He lost
sight of the chase, and made inquiry of
a passerby. He was informed that
the dog and the wolf when last seen
were close together, with the dog a
little ahead" The radicals are in
great fear of the investigators and
their last resort is only abuse. The
"dogs" are not only cornering the
radical wolves, but are degree or
two ahead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

The New York Herald says: Some
of the Western people propose to set
tie the Indian problem by armlng the
Utes and sending them to exterminate
the Sioux, and thou turn over the
survivors to the thieving Indian
agents. The first part of this state
ment may be true, and the process
would prove eminently effective, but
the frontiersmen have no affection fol
the Republican thieves who rob in.
discriminately and spare not.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
Removal.

Messrs. Johannsen & Co. have removed
their large furniture warehouse from Ducom-
NUNS building to the building on Main St.,
near First, formerly occupied by L. Roeder.
The public are invited to call at the new es-
tablishment and inspect the elegant lot Of
goods on display, which comprises everything
in the line of furniture and upholstery, from
a pine table and bedroom suit to an elegantly
carved parlor set. With largely increased
conveniences, and many new advantages,
Messrs. Johannsen & Co. hope to keep pace
with fhe growth of their business and give
their customers the best establishment of tho
kind in the city
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
Latest kilograms.
tiOn by A. e. r. Telegraph Co.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. |
PACIFIC COAST.
For Los Angeles.

LOs AmSeIeS.
CALIENTE, May 12th.-The Tele-
graph Stage OH time with the follow
ing passengers for Los Angeles -
G II Simpkins, Mr. Romas, p Pixley
and wife, w E Cathean.
Passengers from Arizona.
SETEN PALMS, May. I2th.-The fol-
lowing passengers arrived from Ari-
zona by the A & n NJ Stage Line and
left on this mornings train for Los
Angeles: n w Norton, Jno Fulwider.
] Maschi, Geo Cooler, S w Howland.
G A Brown and b F Stone.
San Franci,eo News.
SAN FRANCISCO, May I2th.-The
Sumner Guards, which beat compa-
ny of New York last year, had their
annual target shooting to day at Ala
media. Fifty-two men fired, making
24S hits and IL misses. The percen-
tage of points was 81 and Alb. There
were 27 bull eyes, ia center, rs in
ners and 81 cutters, beating the Oswe-
go Company over one per cent.
The six Chinese Companies held a
meeting and dedided to send dis
patch at once to Hong Kong, telling
their partners down there not to ship
any goods on vessels carrying more
than one hundred Cinnamon, so as to
put a check upon the influx of their
countrymen.
Casper Lanini, a waiter employed
in the Gambas Restaurant on Dupont
street, last night attempted to murder
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

bis wife and kill himself In d house
on Dupont street where his wife has
been stopping About eight O'Clock
Lanini called at the house and asked
her to come out on the street, as he
returned up stairs. Shortly afterward
she sent her younger sister to the gro
Ger, but she returned in minute, say
ing that he was below and she was
frightened. Mrs. Lanini then went
down stairs herself and was met at
the door by her husband, who drew a
revolver, and aiming at her, fired.
The ball struck her dress and glanced
off without doing any damage. He
then placed the pistol to his side and
fired again. The ball penetrated the
skin and coursed around his body for
a short distance and lodged near the
spine, whence it was extracted by a
physician. He was charged with the
attempted murder.
Williams, Blanchard & Co. have ac-
cepted the San Francisco agency OF
the Panama Transit Co.'S line between
New York and this port, and will i'm
mediately begin preparations for the
transaction of business. 1t is likely
that the Front street wharf will be Sc
cured for the line. The first steamer
is expected from Panama about the
18th instant.
Sharon Endorses Jones.
SAN FRANCISCO, 12th.-In an in
terview with Senator Sharon he cor
daily endorses the views on the silver
question presented by Senator Jones
in his recent argument which has at
tracted such general attention
throughout the country.
Fire in Vallejo.
VALLEJO, 11th.-About 2 O'Clock
this morning a fire broke out In Hen
nengers Restaurant on Georgia street
and in half an hour all the buildings
between Red Mems Hall and Shows
building was wrapped in flames. Loss
$4,000 or 5000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
Our Candidate.

The HERALD has heretofore alluded
to the consistent record, active SER
vice and honorable career of our Rep
resentative insCongress, Hon. P. d.
WIeGINToN, and urged OH the Demo-
cracy the importance of his renomina-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

THE conundrum of Washington cir
cles is whether CoNKLING kissed DIR.
MARY WALKER. Such a thing is
hardly possible. CoNKLING is a hand
some, but quite venerable man and
the DIR. is homely woman little be-
yond the period of fattractiveness. Ex-
tremes don't naturally meet in that
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

The New York Herald announces
that another American Prima Donna
has made brilliant success in Eu-
rope. This is Miss EMMA ABBOTT,
who lately appeared at the Covent
Garden Theatre in.."The Daughter OF
the Regiment" and met with univer-
sal favor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

GENERAL FITZPATRICK is making
money out of the fight between HILL
of Georgia and BLAINE. They have
advertised his book, and its circula-
ton is immense since the late Con-
gressional passage of arms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

COLONEL FORNEY says that BRIs-
TOW is "a dull, heavy man, obstinate
as mule, with a thick skull, into
which it is necessary to bore before
pouringiin ideas.ul
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

THE Democratic County Committee
will meet to-day for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates to the State Con-
vention, which will be held in San
Francisco on the oath instant. Los
Angeles county will have under the
apportionment, fifteen delegates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

In Baltimore, private clubs can dis
pense as much whiskey as they see
fit. What is done in secret is no vio-
lation of law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

Sacramento has of late been trou-
bled with heavy winds. The Norther
has subsidized and good weather is now
expected to prevail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13
Sharon Endorses Jones.
NEW TODAY.

KEYS LOST.-With a steel ring, contain
~ ing two small keys and watch key. last
week. AS they are of no value to any one but
the owner the finder will please leave them
at this office, or at the store OF NJ. w. Childs,
Los Angeles street. mayl3-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-13

In Georgia the negroes have the
control of the Republican party.
, 1876-08-17
POLITICAL.
Sam Cary Renews His Pre-
cription for Our FL
nanciaf Ills.
Finkolnburg Declines the Ro-
publican Nomination for
Governor in Mis"
souri,.
And Phelps, Democrat, Is
Likely to BE Forced
OF tho Ticket.
A Spicy Interview with
Uncle Lew Steward.
He Can't Tell Yet Whether
He rs in Favor Of TIL
den or Cooper.
News at the Republican and DEM
ocratic Local Headquar-
ters.
Judge Doolittle Explains About tho b.
gus Circular Business.
A Spicy Interview with
Uncle Lew Steward.
News at the Republican ard Dem-
ocratic Local Headquar-
ters.
Judge Doolittle Explains About tho 3D.
gus Circular Buhiness.
SAM GARY.

ox1NA S<A1kA
Hfs VIEWS ON Tu8 CURRENCY.
NEW YoHK, Aug. 10.--samuct F. Cary, In
Ills letter accepting the nomination OF the lnt1e-
pendent 0rcenbaek party for vtcc-preslicnt Of
the United States, says: "No man ca11 mistake
my position. dcc1arc:
F1rst-That am In favor Of restoring the
silver dollar to its old position Us the unit Of
value.
!" "Second-Tltat all National Bank notes should
be Withdrawn from circulation.
Ih!rd.Thatp paper money should consist ex-
clusiyely Of notes Issued by the Government,
With such legislation IS would cause them to be
fElIy equal In value to the specie dollar, under
Rll circumstances and throughout all time.
" FoHrth-Tliat tntcrConverttbo bonds Of the
eat should be issued, 80 that the money circula-
tton may be determined, not by ar arbitrary
!aw Of Congress-, nor by board Of national
bankers, but BY tho laws Of trade aud cotu-
Sosss + he es5 Ta wGsi p y y ts 9e9 9qe9i h Of
sham and cheat. The true basis Is the nation
u credit, represented By iutcrestbearing
bonds. Stripped oi all 1sguises, tie point
ct issuo is whether National Banhs sl.a1l
It shall be eupplied by the Government, Both
Of the old parties ure directly committed to the
policy Of IN unlimited Issue Of National Bal.k
natcs, mud withdrawal md cancellation Of al
Government currency: The widest Initiation Of
National Bunk notes Is provided for In the Re-
sumption act, which both parties arc III favor Of,
differing only M 70 the limo when the work
shall be completed. sfntl avail myself Of IN
carly opportunity to prcsont an address to TIC
people III tho United States, showing tho causcs
wh!cl, have brought bus!ncss men to the verge Of
bankruptcy und tho working .clusses to st1'ra-
tiun, which, II left I'd operate, must re-
suit in financial Embarrassment and ruin to
individuals, to corporations, TO municipalities
to tho States, and the uatioi; showing also that
tic pDltry Of the Independent party Is tue only
one that can bring salvation. Even II We do not
attain complete success, we sllall rally force
Of earnest, true men IN each of the States to
whichever purity succeeds In tho election, md
prevent lts accomplishing the purpose to which
both urc now pleiLed.n
, 1876-08-17

AN 1Hrgny,rw wrr,J THE gsnrrryprs7 Arn
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TOR GOVERNOR.
From 0Hs o.rn Correspondent.
FlAso, Aug. l0.-Ihc great Nortf1-AmerIcan
candidate for Governor Of Illinois On two plat
forms, both different, OF, III even more exalted
parfante, Lew stcwardt appropriated your cor-
respondent yesterday. lie wanted 1t distinctly
understood. he Claimed, that he did mot believe
that the hetesotloxy of THE TntnuHr is visited
upon the heads Of Its representatives even unto
the existing ge,,cration, md liz was willing to
encak tot himself md talk opcn]y {of him
sin r. orv h,r III -p,r,1Tao vhr Ind rnt 10 f,r
T.an tta a,,'I,,,n' ,ananSor ~ r,'. n. Tu",, ~ ~
a'' n,.n ~ "."s'u ms' s'aasa,,,aa. , .,,.
ed the worthy gentlcnlan's mouth to It's wilcst
extent, aud hc Talked Lew Steward md lis sur.
ro,,ndI,,r. fr,,, a,r,,. ~ ~, ~ ,,.a, ,r,.r1,,
S...'Is, tto' ~ s".!' 4"o.n 49,,
ea'aaes" III a"y o'ner way thata ~ thc i'eaa al
one platform aud tall Vi another, Steward would
be generally accepted as yrry clever lay-
nteacLrr with hut n,lr test: and TINT. htusclf.
" ~ nr,.n"., ' 'nn,..",snn .' ..,|'' "'""s'''
=" r1HsoS"" "tfiA""scG
ho illustrates TUG proposition that Nature If lnl'
partial In tho distribution Of her Etfts: and
tl,at whore she denies phcnorlsnal Intelligence,
s1s ues.oM' "', ,s. mss 10 nan apout ~ yeats
~ wv, "'"t "l'Ass '1"n' ecst"," ASPECT "A'en
suggests tllat ~ ~aa constituted " saw-1nilI
ont Of green tree, lie Is rather goud.lookj,,g,
ILL eye und mouth arc gotsl enough, un,l. far
,ho t,,for,r,,lo,, ~ t,,,er ,vl,, rn.- haosl.,
~ '.S. .".m ., =. t",se ""o "eset ".a'u u
hlH ontll tHo cohab1tat1on VI TWO Den1o"
cratic platforms gave him political birth,
II might bo Interesting to observe that
l,is uose ia promiuent, and Ills |,atr n sort of
i.s,.',ra,, ,,ur,,,,t IL r,,,n,..,,nl,,.. .we...
'on.s1a5' pu.!"s as 1!ohee ,'"ah'"s oaos1s'
hc assumed the aaputnehts anu physical char
pctcrlBt!cs Ut
4 GRANGER;
and the dust Of Ills travels still cling to his
, 1876-08-17
to The public, and don't cara to make them
knUwn.H
And tie train cane along and | left HIN there,
stDl vaclllattnY uron tue questions OF the day.
f.nrrE


Speetai Btstateh 10 ne Tribune
CRASH RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. lG.-Thc Nation
nj aud Democratic parties OF this D:str!c: met In
Congressional Convention separately tn this
tlty today and nominated Myrun Harris, Esq.,
farmer "f Ottawa County, rs their candidate
for ConErss.. Itc is tirccnbaeker, lifelong
Dcsn'rrat, and Granger. II reports bu true,
he Ia nun aboilt 60 years old who has never
had any real experience in public l!fc. and Is
sure to he tlrfcat I'd by frn'n o,tN0 to 1000.
u, l'rrno'r; ' MlsE, Ans; lG:-.Ile1ty chamber.
ton.rrss from the Fourth District. II is rx-
psr,cti he will also receive tl'c support Of tho
Gfcenback party.
IrL,vota.
Special fisptch 10 Tie 7l1tnne.
fAIrsniad, ILL.,, Aug, 1';.-.}~hc Ninth Con-
gsr.s!otml District l,cpIblian Convention met
tn the 0pcra-llolsc In tlis city ttttay. Fulton,
District. In the Cunycrtton Fulton was cn-
titled Ia II tlelrgales, Knox 10 =, Peoria to II,
antl Stark to o. Tie following. gentlemen WIRE
l'ut 10 nomination: G. Barr"re and !. Il. Boyd,
st1ra s. TaG wl,nr i Sinrr @ NJ rcui, NJ A. fmqt II x It
of Ku,x County. Xftcr lircl,SskiT,nisl. atd i
goh deal uf spccch-nlaking thu ilo,. TAosnus A.
Boyd, q! Fnla3n County, upon tho tweifth la!lot,
was flntlinatesl fnr Congressman By rnnjority
Of Dick Whiting by the Whisky-l.ing delegates
Of lco.ia, hMkcd l,y the flank snndtr.on
brsncll Of this city, waa noticeable throughout
the Convention, a.l1 On the announcement Ut
tho rrsnlt Ut the twelfth ballot thcy became
completely demuralszch. The result oi to-days
work is the overthrow OF this powerful Hing,
ano honc5t Republicans arc rejoicing Tonight
over thc victory.
ToIEpo, d, Aus it;.-The Rcptilcan Con.
ventton of this t,hc SIXTH Congressional Ds-
trirt held largcly-atscnded Convention here
to-day, IN animated struggle has been going
on between the .part!Fans Of Gen. /. H. Sher"
wood, fr'E!erly Congressman from this Dis
trict. and those apIM'scd 10 him. A large part
Of the litter united III pressing the nomination
upan cx-Gov. Cox, who declined 10 5ccc!yo It.,
except Il. the unanimous offer OF the wlsole par
ty. Matters were etill further complicated by
the appearance In the field OF John Spfllcnu as
the Granger candidate. The Convention urgan-
lied by the election ii the Hon. John T. 0sborlc
Us Chairman. On tile first ballot each OF the
candidates Developed about al equal strength.
On tic SECOND Cox gained lt:'p, and SLer-
wood withdrew. on the third ballut Coz re-
cclScu l02 out Of ITO votcs, and. before the re-
suit was announced, Sp!llnnc withdrew aud hts
supporters and tflosc uf Sherwood united In
askinE that Cax's nomination he made uua,,t-
nous, nhicll ms 1onc by reclamation, ard tho
Convention aljourntd In harmony. ahc Re-
ruli!cslus arc very saugutnc Of IN overwhelming
victory.
KEarCtKY.
Tile Hon. N. ]. Durham was renomtnnted for
Congress to-duy 1t Stanford hy acclamation.
, 1876-08-17

NEPCnTICAN STATE CONVENTION,
ToPzHA, Kun, Aug, 1G.-The Republican
State Convention met here Ut 3 o'clock this af-
tcrnouu. J. ". 6cutt IL Temporary Chairman,
and ". ". Walton Secretary. The usual coin
mIttccs were then appointed, aud the Conycn-
ttoh took rcccss.
Tho Convention reasscnhfed at 3:30 p. n.,
but tho Cumlnlttcu on Credentials not being
scatly to report, the time till $3.50 was con-
sumed In making speeches.
At that huur the Committee on Organization
reported A. II. lIarton III Permanent Chairman,
anil 8. j. Perry Secretary.
Adjourned till ! o'clock, When The Committee
oil Resolutions reported u platform, which Was
reaornmittctl, not beiny satisfactory.
This COMMITTEES OIL Credentials not yet report
cd, not lelng abln 10 decide sonle contested
seats, nnl further business Ut the Convention
cauuot progress until thla Ia done.
, 1876-08-17
CHICAGO,

EEFUHLIC1N HEADQUARTERS.
Nothing occurred yesterday In local political
cirrles Of startling nature. Among the cal!ers
ut Republican headquarters wero Adit..Gen.
IItllard, OF Springfield; Gen. 8. A. Ilurlbut, at
Bclyidcrc, Oh his return from Washington; W,
c. Kuci1uer, Of Nclles1lle; II. l.. Dcylne, Of
Sycamore; Sheriff Aolcomb, OF Sycamore. Thu
two last-na.led gentlemen wero a.rAuging fur
large lnass-mcesings to be held ut Sycamore
within short time.
Mr. Kue6uer, Of Dcl1oyillc, reports that, whtlo
4 few Liberals iu st. Clair County are for TIL
den, q decided majority IL tor.Hayca. tbs satnc
ID true Of MAdison County.
Gov, Bevordge will speak Saturday evening
At Madison, WIS.,, 1t Hayes and Wheeler mass-
, 1876-08-17

Siprtnf y3fr,otra n ~. Trfb,,.
Iaponrr tnd hnw ,:-I =. s"h,,,,- o.s
= r. 49,, "A' 4Aee' 49, ~ .SA''sa ea'0
- D. oa'A' OEthoesates spoke 10 IL ia'F nullenco
In the CDurt-lIouEe yard tllls evening" Their
knt..},cs WEIR nnlY rrnettfnp. of t1,e n1d D,r,o
,r,,t, =, ~, t,o,. ,,,l,,,s 49,, ~
49, ''''' 'o ~" .a.als a'a III a't'Ae'''s'
Special bispasea 70 TIC Tribune.
EIKuthr, Ind, Auc. 1G.-tien. l.. II. Lea,
Of New York. addressed large and un,lusius-
tic injecting Of RcnnbIicans here this eycntnv. 4
ttrclIl.,.l,t 1,roccsso,,. Witnessed hv ia,r1, -
rnwn ;no', ,,c, IN In ca.!r s,,s,;py 'a'to
r.o11tsItxa 1trnisYn.r,,xs
1,aa t,c, mnnotnf.i stat. p",,sta- - r.,t..n
vicn WrIpti' rcsir,,.d ''>-'"'~' - '"'1''s
.urtr.,s
Specto1 Enspate6 to Ts+ Tribune.
LITTLE Nack, Ark, Aug, lb,-riw breach IN
the Itpnl,lirsu ranks wps lIeal,4, t.,-f3ay. md
bartuOuy prevails, The nrw-tIrnl ticket Is w;th-
tiraYn from the field. n1tl g;cr A. " 1Iis,n,n
their candidate for Governor, l1un arcspted tlu
snu,c position on The rcyular ticket. ey-(}ny.
I}r0oks Withdrawing, The regular Ticket r.
muns intact with tliis change The election ,,f
the Republican ticket Of this county IN deemed
certatn, but lcu!nE EtutE anil cntintf officials
openly hoast that all Republicans shall bo
c1untsd out.
1snrrrrnrYcr-
spectai 1itpatc6 to ~ Trbuue
DCnuQuE, 1a., JULY 1C.-At The Iscpu1l}can
judicial Convention held to-day a. t,it,cpc1d-
ellcx Sylvester Haeg received the nn,nfuatinn
fur Circuit Judge un the first ballet. ii. &,
Hc1nsnsngway, of Delaware, wus thc only utlcr
name offered.
, 1876-08-17

FIRES.


Al :oj this morning an alarm was sounded
FROM Box 3l0, ut tho corner Of Madison and
Ilalsted streets. The fse was discovered In tllu
rrar o! No. l7G West Madison street, two-story
and basement frame building occupied us II
Trucsleli Bros. Il Is supposed tu haYe been
tho work Of an incend!ary, as the laurs origI-
natctl IN the back Kitchen that had not not bern
used for sonlc months. The damage to the
building WIS nbout $l5o anl to the furnituru
$50, there being uu Insurance.
, 1876-08-17

QuEnEo, Can, Aug. 1o-Thc tau.yard Of
Andre Hrochnc and twenty-five lol.ses in Lewis
wcsc burned this morning Tie loss Is s100, ,000:
partially Insured.
, 1876-08-17

To1rno O., Aug, 16.-A four-story bloek.
corner Of I.nGranee aud Water strccts, owneta
ty i, II. Rervktca1. and occupied h5 the yu!ra,a
AEach!nc aud 1rnn Works, was destroyed by flro
tlll* evening. A portion Of the machinery va.
saved. Loss, s1.,GtD; partially Insured.
, 1876-08-17
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, Aug. lG-l q. m.-1n tha Lake
region, stationary Or rising, followed by slowly
falling barometer, stationary to rising tcn'pcra-
turc, winds mostly from tho northeast and
southeast, and partly cloudy. weather, with
probably Eain areas from the Upper Lakea to
Lake EFie.
spscta! Aspafca 10 M Tribune.
Du1UQUx, Ia, Aug. 1b.-A Violent wind aud
raiustortu passed over this city this afternoon.
Tic roof of portion al the new saw-mllls Of
Ingram, Kennedy ~ Day Was blown oil, aud ono
ot The Woskmen seriously hurt
LOCAL obSknfATloNs.
CAt1A0o, Aug. IS.
, 1876-08-17

N tnt latalcs' cabin With NIL lIcr
s"s sn nsasE sg's TED .ss. sfn' 1 @ t Il; c., afe st1
with both arms alnut 'icr fos,n and llcr hands
siadpet! ia fts slic cried ont anl struggled to
Ect tree hut he rcrsiste IN his advances rsti!
ma st st'ss ca utSnss ;; ,v tw9 ot!et ,al,es one oi
l'a't been lying. on other lounges IN Tim cabin,
a1nl now rtshctl to The rracilc r,,clrs at ntsy.:
Released Mrs. Lang and attacked Miss Ward
attcr Tue satno fa.hfoh Almost Immediately
inao and hurried him tn hIs state.roo1n. This IL
tue occurrence o. plainly as proper language tan
tell H.. Thu clothing vi both lAlies VIVA tltsar-
ranged a.nl sln,nngct, and the undefsarnents Of
Que nj tllchi xtsc torn.
Yesterday, when was on tho steamer, I
noticed good-szeti slstnltohn standing. near
tl!r door of the lsr-rotl1n. in.tllccI! d fssHnl
wsho Nus wilh me- tn appy Ills nose and reIs,rt.
is tic scr elx as Js, bs4syssn bxsts" ns sse set
accountable for .he whole thing. "No, ,iuht
th'nk eo," said lie. "phetps was sot,er when !
. wsnt to ., !' bed. L. wasn't whisky; It was the
"When did yuu heus shout this at1alrln
1.-THE watchman reported to me at onre IT
had l,scn any ordinary man VT would hase
stopped lllc boat ut ot,cc and put HIN oif, but
LATED to do auch tlIlue tn an ohl man like
Phelps. and especially to onc who had occupied
LtS1i posltionBae he bail"
"Whnl did yu., dol"
-" told the watehman to keep m eye on
rhclps' state-roorl, and TO call nc Il he even
1nut1cd quiet alt night"
public 80 |ouga"
~ did 1t f1r the sake Of the reputation Of the
hoat. The wosBt fcatHru Of the affair IL the why
Phelps abused our Kindness and confidence.
We showed him every attention; he was never
alune; tl!cre Wns always y servant at hts
l,s lcsls n!aIkSlng T. he a!1n't want some.
intolerably bot, we allowed hin to ut up play
lug cards after honrs. We treated him like n
aist!ngnishsa gentleman, and he ought to hive
one of the ccvescat "1nasl,ers " in literatuse
by calling the old man Don Juan Phelps. Dun
juan nsldc lore like aa artist; Phelps like
butcher.
upon the following IN tile Ntpuoaeaa ii tlsIs
date:
s " s as ~ ss &C. a, ,| e s,sds s
s 81 III il Mss n 81 s}s decent "a
There 1.us been enough Of this. Not to put too
fslsehpsd. Va have alscaily BRANDED Tie ,tory 40.
ssaee I S sss hy Viz III nGa na @
uendors Will not succeed. Comc ont like a man.
and tell what 1t Ia yeu charge upon h'mi
BOSWELL.
THE c1.EAK's sTATEMENr.
fnectaf Djstrdteh to TIE Tribune.
ST. Lou1s, Mo-, Aug. lG.-Thc scandal against
Gen. Phelps, the Dsnlocrtic nominee fpr Coy
es1sor has grown to such IN extent TINT It Is be-
lfcvcd that tho Stats Central Committee will
force him to retire from tho ticket aud replace
him With another cand!datc. The clerk OF the
boat has placed the following statement III the
hands Of the editor Of the Globe Democrat, which
paper will tomorrow publish with editorial
c0mmcnts:
on uoAnp THE szEanaoAr Andy Iomxuox, .sr.