Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
The Biackley Busiae~s
hs SAYS THE CAUSE or HIS HOSTILITY
TO DR. TORE II A SECRET.

Spnn N. bihckley late troubles. represent
Ing That Binckley believes Tope 10 nave been
Gnlity CT Improper intimacy with Mrs.
bihckley. To THIS article R.uckley r-spond-
ca IN card 20 the public. an which he saws:
Nohlhe IN my aistory, nom my hOyhood.
can possibly couU enance TIE nj nant and
vulgar spirit I'm Which the hor,or e,..n 20 NV
vile is TITLED with. am al enemy % DS.
John VI. Tope. Were 20 ailege the c.nse
no class 81 men are low enough nni 10 Sp1rn
him. tut tlse cause - nay SeCreI and nj. Tae
infamous anu damn able fertility 81 Others In
surmising and EUessing ! Cannot restrain.
but L call on au persons not Conl0, seSfly
shameless ard heartleSs e. Deny aud dlsoE
such seaninshe sSpersions. have well
ear ed right 10 tHc resIecI ~ every maa
ara demand N To affect - believe M In
sane r ut.Speskahly dishonest aud meau.r
THE gvTroN FA,r-.
Prints q sTccial from Nii,Oaufea N,,,..ah'.r
J, WhttL SayS. rhe news az lsslI Iolu NJ
b ckley's erIrt 10 induce Br Tape. uf Chl-
caco, 10 meet him IA mortal comha' l. r.
ceived here win cousidera bic intar-S,. oWing
to me very many friends Mr. Bu,i..,, pos
Atehee IN THIS city The 4. .4s,' rpnlrtlr has
untarih@d Tie follow .ng faci, bg various IN.
IeTNieYs will The most Iltiutste q. Mr.
Buckley s friends.
Tho domestic trouble which has atitc.et
MI. BinCkley vs. nrt alone r.. sPOusibie .nr his
present condition 81 miUt and BODY. al
Though. uudeuisbIy. TIE demon OF Hsslopsy
has bad most 20 do with wre- SIuE the ufe OF
man VINO could write, A. Gen Buckley re
Gently did 10 an tut mate frirud. %. am with
cut friends because 1 have been faithful
without money because I have bacn frugal:
NitLcul an occupation because am c pmpe-
.tul and industrious; sui Va laut honor, be-
cause uiul -gtt VI 'iwaUkee. ] .Iever diG an
lgnohle act The feeling w. ca nov causes
Ne-s. hlUCEIey o. seek tEo lie az DR. TOan has
1,gh ehsender.d, Tie Ttairs reporter Is iu-
51rinta, by tue interf rene 81 the VI - 90 Dr.
Iope, who, u - alleged. hecams Jealous OF
her husband. aid o. 'pffr.n1 ,srrI'l- Rfurklav
.NHo@t cousin she .N' tlNf s.- husband. Dr.
loIe, was nag mate Will Mr.. .s.F. nlrrElsy
10 seems tUaf Gen. H.HH..... ...-trn- con
WINGED that Ti> vie NsH untrue AID the
ihcuEl' uaS resulted ga uu' % j. His family,
huJ his personal rain The uIr1. before Gen.
Buckley eft ~ .E 1xep ne u.rf ID tie sa-
Icon Kept ~ Henry Weir ana r-ra-I "a ber-
row revolver. ".itd not ga '-sel. bui m ado
h.s way 10 Chic 80. where r. ia, since SAY
81. Ia a few days after Gan Buckley let
town, friends o. Lls wlIe eL1 rleI her 10 leave
WIN her c'iitr'n ior sume place then
81 Known. g ha- IOx frIl-p. r'd that Mrs.
ll.chlty ara her children went - some
Point ma Tennessee. wl.ra Mrs. buckley
a'd hef accom- shed e.. .'eS' lauEhtpr have
occurred teashrr'> positions in "a female col
'eEe. In nae lately ai'gr President Johnson
came into power ne appointed a. n R!nck-
icy 10 n position I'm the Internal revenue de-
laIinleni; There he soon disoovered the eN-
lNteLce OF n huge whisky ring. Btn skley
could not he bought OF. and 80 the RIM 81 81
Nork 10 ruin HIM financially. TBaf they
succeeded IA doing and. 70 - cIaEr1af Mr.
buckley uphrdidei her husband for not
doing aS other IN en- would have done aud
accepting toe money Off red" Gen Rfnck-
ley bad 20 leave TIE revenue department.
ara was Then Tor ShOrl time, assistant at
toruey general. KCUndtl OUT Of that nos
Ton he went 20 GlicaED. only TO De eufranoeI
by Tie Efforts OF the ring into utter imam
clal ruin. 1heu came the jealousy of Mrs
Dr. TOpe and Ter assertions % poison IN,
mind Of man already discpurageI From
tL1t Time until Low Gen. Binckley'S life has
Teen wasting Itself IA fruitiess efforts at
rtesining his fortune and his coutentmeni,
ard the affair in Chicago yesterday is but
Ihe culmlnatlon OF the despair that has long
rendered him almost insane. one OF his
most lhil' ate friends Is now In Chicago
ebdeaYoring To induce Gen. Buckley To
return 10 Milwaukee, aud be cared for.
DANGEROUS ELEMENr AT WORK IN San
FRANCIS Ca telegram from San Fran
clscO, Cal, November 81 says For several
weeks past a series OF so called work. q gmeu =
meetings nave been held I'm tue open air AZ
various points in this city, al which speakers
have INDUCED IN the most violent aud in
cendlary harsngUeS, threatening the peace OF
Tie community ana tie lives aud property % 4
a number OF prominent citizens by name.
No attempt has been made 10 arrest the
speakers owing % tie q isiuclin ktIOn OF the
authorities TO make martyrs OF them. II is
lol considered that tue wOrklng'nen OF fhe
city az a body are ln sympathy with The
movement, but that 20 L. supported mainly
~ the dangerous classes and those who have
become der perats by the pressure OF prevail
in hard tiiues. Dennis kesrnev, one OF ne
most prominent OF the agitators VINO lave
lately been ma king tUcend larry speeeheg. was
diatrttu to-HlsLi huite addressing "A CrOWu
on hearney b'r5Ct, LoHr the CITY hall. No
distuf bance occurred. .lOugh Eearuey had
previously dedCd arrest. He was locked no
on two charges OF Inisdemeanor. John q
Day, Ii. L. Knight and James Wiley were
arrested al Horticultural Iail today, while
addressing an audience OF workingmen.
Considerable excitement prevailed for a
while, but the leaders Of the wOrkingmen as
sisted in restoring order, and no serious con-
sequence ensued. The prisoners were locked
up in default OF hail.