, 1879-08-17

r: Har oesei1Atueu " Kill botn MIN ana frof
L'ngR:s
-. % Mr. Ihase tells me, and have every re-
1 nance upon MS word. Mr: Sprague is just al
.,!I Mno On uie subject Of rroL Linck as lie is ir
~ Lne case OF t1r. ConSlns, as, indeed, he would
1f1en9-"
/ ''HoW did Mr.. Conkling venture to come tc
Canonchet under the circu1nstanccs!'
/ lie came simply to use bis influence with
his management OF the estate. It was precisely
| the same subject on which Mr. Sprague had
voluntarily goue to Washington and consulted
| him (Mr. Conkling) upon In the April
previous, as stated in mr published
letter. l had written to Mr.. Conkling asking
nm to use his influence to this end, and Mr..
1ouAtmS h replied tnat ne could be oi little al,
sne. w ~ Was "l1!InG 70 tr5 II W1shed II.
m.ose 70 nun tnat ! oid, aud, Us Mr. oprasue
hnet a,se1i LAY aumtteo IL Nas Tor me
ers'' orsi IN. nteresss o. 1he estate. eons:a.
1is visiting Us he?s tos - that oarpos: H.
rr nro9p Martin, OF Auburn. an old m friend oi MT.
SouA.!u@> anu IN 1hFalla o. over ~ WAS stay
lug lug WIN us, toeetnsr WIN ms Wlle *no dauga-
cl. = conio sec no possible harm IN tue pres
ss stant'y go,nS & ana coming at intervals ot L."
Gays anu no effort was made to
CONCEAL TIE FACT OF TIE SENATOR'S VISIT
from him. met the Scoator when ne landed
from the boat at Narragansett, and told aim
tfa: bis old friend, air. Martin, was stopping
with us, and that we should be pleased 10 have
him to stop over at Czuonchct. especially Us the
Governor Was expected IN day OF
! Ito. he came anu occ4p.eu y 1'a roo'a on
s.h4 et;e .nAu IloJr " 1t 1S
HILLS M , p.eIeus ~ ssvaH ,a ~ rts441 tnn1n tais
to to- ny 1'.. surpriss @ % that Ir' spragae bad come
ivt nu"e .nd eudusni. f.d a' III eeafn ~, n,if3
lEs aau ;,,. nau .eIt agah; :',a pa,a
u a;ro1s ~ . a. s y, rn,,
H. nh3st IN ;ne ,n;dd,s ~ ,ha ,,,a;,t ~ ' ma 81
u !le IN, mos. unseasonaols nours anu nu,llfs ama3
~ ~ ,s..I " thns h,t a. % TonSiino
!sho,, az ,a,J ~ .h i.;. ' .,ad
" "o'" solel " .ue oo'e'ho' ''e''' see"o"
SURPASSED AT SUCH coSpoct:
about my household affairs, while Senator
Conklng took seat on the louuEcin the room,
and was looking over the newspapers. After
giylng my orders I turned to poor
Mr. Martin, who was sitting in
the roon:, and, at his request, sat
down to read letter to him. Just then Mr.
Spracue came up the staircase. He walked
slowly into the room, MIR. Conkling rising to
meet MIN. Some words passed between them,
which did not hear, but the tone OF which ar
[esleu ny 1 a1;en1on ee ~ ta ~on1,
10 . Mncrs .,sh,nd+x stu1u' varn wv a,,,h v' ~
Mls' sptagae, !1ui J. rs, 'e' u ~ r" ,'s
caleu; nhu ln.nh - nettI. 80 as1 -" -, =;
should Withdraw. IL my qepar1u,e pa, . out5 suu IL
the consequence TIC
SPOKE IN VERY CALM VOICE,
and, although l know he must have been ex-
cited, told him not to mind me, bus that II
Spraguc was in passion it would be useless to
argue sss: rtsh him, and might only lead to vio-'
lencc., Meanwhile AIRS. Martin had passed
Nr. sorayuc coming to the house, and
was frightened almost out Of her wits bE his
stopping her aud telling her that there was
going to be tragedy up at the house She
hurried down to tie pier, and ordered up
barouche to take away her invalid father from
such dangerous place. ihe 9aroucne anu
small carryail came at once: foor old Nf;
Martin struggled 70 his 1ees anu e9t.e1eu aneau
to the stairs. cailca 70 M. ConknnS 60 htop
ad hen e poor 20 go nd1E a tenGerv enSk eo
Tint It was perlsStl} true taAs Ae ulu
help an Invalid gentleman TO a7o1o lne eonke-
quchces OF Mr; n31asuS.s uncaheu.lol le.'
then Mr. ConklinS walked aomn.ststts anu a1 ont
90 the oiat1ofa,. .ay o.oese aaosn:et ;, l,'n1a 1
salo, Oon,t eo' nl. tonA1ns aa5 n5.s ap!ano ~ ,ns
stood about nttY 1ece OIL on tne eoee ot ]ne
plazzs' eyc'ne US III ...
II DESPERATE SORT OF WAY.
knew had done nothing wrong, and I tried |
70 be - calm as could. When Ethel wanted |
Mr.. Ccukltng to stay, said: mo, Ethel, Mr.. |
Couk1tns will 90, but no one shall hurt either |
hun or U.s.,
:tMy ,;usband all this time kept perfect silence.
VIVA. lie sald upstairs acd what MIR. Spraeue !
snid to Mr. Coukl;ng al B'11;1ton's I do not |
llbo". NJ. eofacuc LOOK us gun "ltn nn III lhc
n1sE, a1, "Eeu We "sn. a1t1a W::,,;s IT. eohaS. l
ano" ~ M"s .oaueu; ~, ~ 80 ie, ns Wy, eau,.
20 NC IoSt adtsI"au ,I,h a9 ea.o M ama' @ Papu
~ ioa!u 81, "nn ri, ~. ""T 49, - ~ ~
anooLe w wv une nF f, 49, ,n t..s" +ia 1.Gn IT, no
~ t - ~ ea-s 49, 49,, st,od h;- tVi1,;a1 ~ e,,a
~ ~ ~ Jg+ 4";t a. ~, - r,. n1,
ue has.. -..nsao ~ he orntctni ',hot no
,as' 80 sr.s ,,,a1arn.; N0@' ~
,r.-,-, :. .>.or,,.-, .noo,
+,a+h,. ho.n artc,c;valv c;r.n1oted o,,d that 10
tias 1 pas w. ;t;n1 ;n.o..ad ,,nt tetsans
,s.s. att.s,,s+a, th ,f-,to atTa;r - .n,. ,.,s
a.,s',x 'nen ,.a.ro1 ~ H. 1ircr ,no. frn,r
!antt.r,on !a..L 1sho @rarc 1,r-san4 yrh..n +,at
los ,rr;,tsn tb,t ar Cnrtins
3!sH i!spatsn -. 70 ~ na hos na,thar so,,rht ~,
~ ~ snrosd 's no,rIsga hc nnssa"sse
9lt;.l = *. '-1otcha1 ~ n,attar !, ''e e~'
- ~? - ,s~', rassnt nf-s ,snr,o,,. T., tha
,,,,.+. ~. +i,, r;ohS ~ the f.,nii,nT7f amnr ~
W "; AVID :, oon,X.-v NTH tho ,r;vas of
..,a.,i ;;r+;r,;ehn5 sanotore T,.o s1orr
hit aimnst tainted at the idea Of an
ucounter between Senator Conkltng and Sen
tor Lamar is utterly false. l hardly knew
i tue affair uhtli u was over, ana