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ROASTED ALIVE.
A Woman Fatally Burned at Walkerton
Ind While Kndling Fire.

A Woman Fatally Burned AT Walkerton'
Ind While Kndling Fire.
Sorrm BEND, l>D.. July 10 Mrs. A.
Breinert, aged fifty, was roasted alive NJ
Wa!kerton yesterday. She WAS all alone.
her husband and three young children
being absent from the house. About SIX
o'clock Mrs. Decker, who lives opposite
Mr.. Breinert, saw the latter lady come
on, Of the house wrapped III liames,
which blas.d above her head. Mrs.
Brenart ran as far as the fence, and in
her terrible agony caught hold ol |, and
screamed. Mrs. Decker got pail oi VA
ter and running across the street put out
the flames, and some men having by
this time arrived the poor woman was
carried into the house. An eNamina'
ton showed that she was literally roast.
ed from her knees To her head.
She was conscious for a short time,
and in reply to questions about the ac'
cilrnt, said she was making fire IN the
kitchen stove 10 prepare supper, when
her apron caught fire. and she Was I'M
mediately cnveloped i'll flames. The
burned carpet on the floor indicated that
the poor woman tried To extinguish the
flames hv rolling back and forth on the
floor. Failing in this, she ran ont el
hfs9sa.fh1ed Fer all her clothing was burned
from her body but her shoes and stock.
ings.
She died at about II o'clock.
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MARION COUNTY.
Crop Prospects Unusually Good.

special btspaNh '" N'r "'A'
FAIRaouNr, W. Va, July III.
The wheat acreage is the largest
known in this county; yield good lar at
less, one-third larger than las, year;
crop slightly damaged by vet weather
in A few localities on 10" ground ahd
slight damage by rust; most o' crop
~ in stacks ready for threshlns oats
CROP a little above acreage; very RANK
and slightly damaged 10y hilhs'
Al weather is favorable the crop
Sill he 3O0 per cent o'''''
than ,ha, Of last year; hay about an
average acreage; crops two''h'rds better
than last wear; no hay harvested ye,'
corn prospects very favorable; needs
working very bad, Ne; weather ha'i"e
prevented working ii; lev weeks dry
weather and the crop will be excellent
potatoes good: very rank growth; apps
sversze yield; peaches none worth men
-: ".
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bat at the same time has given general
satisfaction. Hersog was, on many
points. opposed to the position Of Gov.
ernor.G General Aautsufsl. The emper.
or has iully acknowledged the merits OF
HerIog, but Il is believed that no sue.
cessor to him will bc appointed. II 10
also said that Count William Bismarck,
who has been acting a kind Of private
secretary to Governor. General Mauteuf.
fsl will not return TO StrassburV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
TOBACCO TAXES
The Regulations With Regard to Tobacco
for Cigars and Cigarettes

WAsuIxGroS, July l0-Ihe following
decision. rendered by the Internal Rev
rnue Department yesterday. Is oi inter
est to cigar and cigarette manufacturers,
First. Leaf tobacco, cut and prepared
for cigarettes, il manufactured tobacco
and therefore cannot hc removed Tor
consnmption or use without rendering
II Liable to the tax "i sixteen cents per
pound imposed by law upon manu-
iaciured tohacco. =,
SECOND. Not only is tobacco cut and
preparcd Tor iilhng cigarettes manntac'
iurrd tobacco, aud therefore liable To
taxation under the same conditions
as other manufactured tobacco, but
removing such tobacco from the place
wber,, il was made, except in packages
properly stamped. subjects person 10
the penalty provided Tor unlaNln'iy re-
moving manufactured tobacco.
Thi. is not altered by the iact that
smell tobacco Is manufactured IN risar
factory anil no, m factory nom'nalIy
atohdcco factory.
I nder this decision manufacturers are
d-,r,rrcd from cutting and preparing 10
h,r,o i'm one factory and removing u To
another to bc used in filling cigarettes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
Kaaby Alarmed.

ToLEpo. o, July l0.-D. X, Locke
Nasty !, OF the B'dd,, returned from
New York last night. To Republicans
in confidence he SAYS that the situation
10 most alarming in New York and un-
less something is done or occurs 10 coun'
teract the present boom Tor Hancock,
that Stale aud Pennsylvania are gone 10
the region where only cold water and
good company are waitingt, produce
IN srndisr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12

Iiluess OF w. w. Corcorau.

WASHINGTON, Ju'y ll.-Dispatches
received to day from Greenbrier, White
sulphur Springs, ". Va, stated
that W. W. COrcoran Was threat.
encd with paralysis and was in critical
condition. His secretary and physician
left to night for Greenbrier by special
car. Corcoran is upwards IF eighty
years, and his rumored illness causes
considerable illness.
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sunday st the Sand LotA

SAN FRAScIsco, July ll:-lhere was
a gres, crowd at the sand lois to-day IN
anticioation OF a row between the oPpos-
ing factions OF workingmen. 80
nsy failed to appear. lafge o
Of police formed IN line o~
the rival meetings, and no dlstufosnes
OF Q general nature occurred. sevs.
personal encounters took place anu "a
one case the police dubbed the crovo
rather frsely 90 reGtoge 0gdee. Nt
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GENERAL wAsHINGroN DIS
PATCHES.
co,m,u,on 70 Exsmi ae the N ortaern Pa
..g, H.flrnaH

c,hc Railroad
w,.u>.rnS. July lO.--rhe President
auuo.n,r,l &. " Slaglc. oi Iowa, :. H.
Siurslss. oi Indiana, and Amin b. N''h'
,}s al l'rnnsylNanis, commissioners ''
.xspiur and report upon the loo miles
,I y,,lrn,d constructed by the Northern
Pacific railroad sest al blslnaf'A' Ia
kutah. ,
Payne To Bs stopped
W,SIIi>Gro>, July 10. NecrrtarN
S,hu,l savs that orders will be Issued
a, once to employ all the necessary hhl,
,.ry fote to pre-, cut any ooeuoatloh col
IN. Iudlan Territory hy the PAYNE e>
na,,,,iop. or any similar unlaw wfui intIu-
ders.
The Nicaragua Canal
Admiral Ammer ami Banchet, the
E,.nrh engineer, interested IN the Mica
rauyus inter oceanic canal, called 9h 'he
Prrsi lent To ,iay and addressed MN
upon the subject. The President, IN
rsply. stated that he was aware VI "'.
conflict that oCcurTei IN Congress anu n,
M the parliali,y sho va, owing to spec,a'
in,,r,s, involved, but he looked al Tie
N,rarauyuan route as the most available
one.
Coinage Resumed.
Coinage has been resumed in all the
,,ints recently closed TO make the an
nuai examination. With the exception
of The Philadelphia mint, where some
r.pairs arc being made.
re. csmps,gn will Not Open for
Month
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE RepuoIi'
can and Democratic Congressional Cam
nsiyn Committees have not YET SET ac.
,;ssly At vo,k, and it will DO about .
month before the huily' bury begins y,
assd ssrnest. Thus lar the Presidential
cam psisn 10 in the hands o. the s.nS news,
napers, and the people are not e.pecseu &c,
70 b. cnsvulsad pohucr W.
. tasnsn have hsrvsesa ssa
Shdf esoee " llS4O - 80
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Hancock MsstiuR.

ClrvELaxD, Ohio, July l0.-A large
meeting vas held tonight in Music
Hall, 70 rstify the nomination OF Han
cock and English. George II. Peodleton,
Durbia Wsrd, SAa1 2. Cary. 6an1 +.
Hunt and othsn snsAs addsssssA
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RussIA.
Condition Of the Crops.

LONDON, July l0-Official reports state
that in upward OF forty districts In Rus.
sis the harvest will be- below the aver.
age. In many provinces the prospects
are very serious. In some districts In
the South the crops have altogether
failed. owing to the ravages OF insects.
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TURKEY
I.,r. orasr for sno, and Shell

CoxsrAxIIsorLs, July l0.-An order
has been received at the imperial gun
factory TO supply Immediately l5o,OO
shot and shells for field guns. IL IA IN
tlmatcd that two or three months VIII
be requirrsi 10 execute this order.
Row ct tss British Legation.
The British Ambassador has ~ith.
drasn his confidence from sir Alfred
ssnderson, Oriental Secretary oi the lr2A-
ton, and Il is reported that be has taken
the Embassy's confidential cipher out OF
his hands. The quarrel causes much
com ment. and it 10 believed that s,r Al.
fred sanderson will shortly Quit hia
post.
CoxraSrSorLE. July l0-Hussein
Husni Pasha has been appointed Minis
ter Of War, replacing Osuan Pssha
Several important changes will BE- msst
in the stah.
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p.ccvted 20 Have Failed

y, LOUIS, July lo.-It wss currently
u.na,,ea ON Change to-day that the
ITpion Steam Mills Company, OF shicn
W@. n. Nsurics b Prsaidsnt hsa i.,isc, NE
Csh 6abiIldes q koa yiAeoS Sf
.. 1sss ssksevA 9 ap 4
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liz ELAN ID.
Arms Belonging to Peasants 4

Arms Belonging to Peasants Seized.
DUBLIN, July 10 A large ease OF rifles
have been seized ut Woolown. near
Loughra. The rifles we're the property
OF peasants, but were addressed 10 the
local landlords, who knew nothing oi
than
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
. 0LAN ID.
VIII Opposa the Disturbance Bill.

Will Opposa the Disturbance Bill
LONDON, July l0.-Aiter suspension
OF sittings in the House OF Commons
last night the Home Rnlers held q mum.
ber OF consultations. II is said to I've
the settled intention OF Parnell and his
followers to oppose the third reading Of
the compensation bill il the amendment
Of the Attorney. General ia carried.
The Derby stakea
The owners OF Robert the Devil have
taken legal advice and intend seriously
10 consider whether or not they will
lodge objection against the payment oi
the Derby stakes to the Duke OF West.
minister.
LAnsdowne's Successor.
Lord Roseberry, Liberal, Is mentioned
~ Marquis Of Lansdowne's successor to
the Under Secretaryship for India.
A Bigger Man Than Old Grant.
LONDON, July l0.-Frank Hyde
writes that Col. Bodine is threatening
the American marksmcn that they will
be debarrrd from participating In any
future international match il they shoot
in this. and he is even trying 10 prevent
Dudley Gerrish. who came over cN
pressly for this match, from participat.
ing. lie has even engaged passagr for
the men to sail on the 2lst inst. who
have entered for individual competition
after that date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
TANNER's TEST
or Hum IN Endurance-Sttll Ap.
parently in Good Condition.

Nrw YoRH, July l0.--Dr. Tanner was
examined this afternoon by Prof Gnnn
A. 10 the condition of his pulse. his mus
cular strength and his sense of touch.
using for those purposes rrtpectlyriy
the sphvgmograph, the dynomr'er and
the asthesiometer. Ills pulse Was brat.
ing at the rate Of ninety . minute. and
Il was determined by the use al the
sphygmoyraph that the pulsations were
normal in their character. The dynom.
eter showed his muscular strength Was
normal. In the test he clasped the b..
strument " ith his hand merely. aud the
c,nc 10 on q not equivalent, % sayif x
that his strength ~ unimpaired. ""
he IL considerably weakened. Pro.
lessor Gum asked him whether he stu
thought that he could keep his fast ior
the Tall iorty DAYS. and he answered.
"Of course I do" Dr. Tanner Was pale
on Friday, but his psllor disappeared TO.
day. and his uufavorable condition on
the dsy before vas attributed 10 the ex'
element consequent upon Dr. Bradley
charge of fraud. Professor Won IDer
Wryde has msde Q chemirsl analysis,
from which be strives NJ the positive
conclusion that Dr. Tanner has taken
no food for st least iour or i've days.
The experiment - W his s~sse of touch,
made by Professor Gunp, showed ihsi
this sense Vas only sIighuy iDPaiFed.
Dr. Tanner to-day received { lettsr Iron
Mollie Fancher. the lasting giSI q brook
Iyn, but It's contents were hoe maos
puDIic.
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Apvotnssd Minister Of War.
GERMANY.


BsslIS. July i0.-rhe rssigsatioe 81
Hersos, Secretasy of ststs Of Ahcce-
Losmins, has es1aAsd nueh sospsfees
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RAILROAD Boxpa-(ienerally 6rm

SrArx Bon De-Duli and nominal.
SrWKs-The market opened generally
strong and active and prices sdvancsd !
TO II per cent, ~. Paul 4 Sioax City,
Reading. Granger shares and Erie Iced.
ing tn. mprovemement. Sub beQusa y
= reaction Of | 10 per cent. took p s.e.
but during the afternoon speculation BE-.
came strong again and prices closed at .
recovery Of TO per cent.
The transactions on the Stock Ey.
change aggregated ?26,000 shares, ot
which 1900 we're Delaware, Lackawana
and Western. 1000 Delaware and Hud.
am, :I,O00 Erie, |, 900 Iron Mountain. 2.
iOO Kansas and Texas, 9.000 lake
Shore. LOO Michigan Central. 81. 900
Northwestern. 10000 New jersey Cen.
trai, !, 500 Ohio and Mississippi. $4,000
ontario snd weatrrn, 5000 Pacific Mail.
5,OOS Reading. IL, 900 ~. Panl, 800 NJ.
Paul aud Sioux City, 800 Wsbash and
Pacific and 1000 Western Union.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at2 to 3 Pr csat-cevsfs.
b. msats Quist-FIour tvli-Whsat
Weak and lev@ -
negs fifmW.
YInANOl
New York.

Nsw Yoax. July l0.-Moxsv-E Easy
at 26S per cent. closing at 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper sea- pr cent.
Sterling exchange, bankes' bills wsak
at 4Si: demand at <S5!.
sILvEH-At London 50 9.l6 penos; bar
silver here ll5l; subsidiary silver coin
Nal per cent. discount
GovsRxNExm-Qniet and q shade
weaker for 'Sl's and 4I's.
r.s. Coupons (lssl
-
New Fuurand one halh lUS
- ;ss '''''' ''- - IN
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Pir.ssssaB, Jsiy ~ -AU1E
Aa'vsi e.sds Wy issex1h9
h. .Ssts ,nIaeeei -
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The Fest vtes PrsstAsst 10 nsv ross
Nm Ynax lulY ll.-William H. IN.

Nav YoaK, July lI.-wilIiam n. En.
xlish, Dewograic nominee Tor Srs
Presi,Ient, arrived III this cty tQspisht
from Indians, accompanied hy hh scr,
Who ae. - &C etasy. Ancein b'
Brcxn. representative Of Isdisna on
the Democratic National COMMITTEES and
Oscar Is Hurd. Senator 0cDOnald
accom- mpsn,ed the parry - iss - Wssh.
inxtou whore be stopped 70 tssnssct
some private bosines, bot vili come on
here to.mosrov. NJ. Eosiish rsiussd
70 he istssvissed tonight. bet ssos
word 70 the repostsn thss he bed no
plans laid oat nor dill hs ksov hov long
lac vould remain 10 t.ss CITY.
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ooins 70 Hold Q Consuitsiaoo.

Nrw Yoax, July ii.-HoA fsIasll
Jewell, Ch.i'%sa, seco"Rss,sa s.,, y p
the Rspsilieaa Nalieaal cooclsece, Sss
New Yost - svsniag ~ ksst~, O.,
% eassuis e. GsG1sn - ~ =.
psoaehisg pstItIsIangslN.
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Cl1anisass 80 = - Nj
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The Derby Stakes.
Landowner Successor
A Blsser Man Than Old Grant.

Lord Roseberry, Liberal, Is mentioned
~ Marquis Of Lansiowne's successor I"
the Under S,cretaryship for India,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16

The Democratic party must make its vic
tory complete, demoralizing rout of the
eRemy--horse, foot and Dragon. This can
be done, but to accomplish it there must be
organization. The campaign is to he fierce
one is very generally believed, The New
York Tribune, a leading Republican organ,
is ont in flaming article calling upon the
Republicans 80 organize That organ has
become alarmed at the popular favor of our
ticket, and is endeayoring to arouse some
eDihnsissm in the Republican ranks. We
should keep the ball rolling, the lights burn
ing and be daily augmentlng ahd drilling
for the great battle in November next To
this snd Jet us have an organization in every
city, town, village and district throughout
the length and breadth Of tho land. The
Democratic party wants nothing so much
Us thorough organization. In saying this
we do not intimate that the party is supine or
iorgeiful Of the great responsibilities of the
occasion, but we hold that the party cannot
be 100 wide awake, too intensely alive to the
obligations that rest upon H. II is the SUI
preme requirement Of every forward move
ment Beginning ms we have stated should
extend to counties and Congressional districts
The party never was In better condition 10
organize Its conventions everywhere have
placed before the people declarations Of
principles and policy which command the
respect and approval Of the people, and
with these platforms they have candidates
who's work, character and abilities are I'M
assailable.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
WHAT IS THE CREDIT MoBILIERs

Since Garfields name has been SO con-
spicuously and closely connected with this
gigantic swindle we have been repeatedly
asked what is the Credit Mobilierg
"'rhe original Credit Mobilier," says the
New York Journal Of Commerce, twas
Joint stock company founded in Paris on
November IS, 1852, to do a banking bust
ness, to facilitate the construction of public
works, and to develop National industry.
1t was called by NJ. Berger, the greatest
gambling house the world has ever SEEM 1t
dealt in everything, it promoted everything,
it divided as high as Al per cent. per annum
to its stockholders, il made all its managers
enormously rich, but it came to grief, and in
1867 went into liquidation. The Credit Mo
bilier of America was organized in 1863,
with a capital of two and half millions.
In January, the charter was purchased by
a company authorized to construct the Union
Pacific Railroad, and the stock was increased
to $3,750,000 This rose to great value Uhe
profits being made chiefly out of the CON
struction of that thoroughbred and enormous
dividends were declared. In 1872, in the
course of some legal proceeding in Penn
sylvania, it came out that certain members
of Congress and the Vice President were
either secretly or openly connected with it
as stockholders. Congress investigated the
scandal"
The Credit Mobiler of America was also
great gambling organization. 1t swindled
tho government of some 1886, 100000, which
was pocketed by a few famed stockholders
of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
A part of the scheme by which the gov
ernment was to be robbed, and actually was
robbed of the amount we have named, was
that members of Congress should be kept
quiet whilo The swindling was going on, and
this was entrusted to Cakes Amcs, who was
n large stakeholder in the Credit Moblller,
and Republican member of Congress from
Massachusetts, at the same time. Mr.. Ames
business was 10 distribute shares Of the
Credit Mobilier among Senators and Repre-
placing them where they would
do the most good"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
q C1LL DEE Y0UR nnGSLp

Such is the cry now heard all over the
country from the Republican party, as the
daily Democratic press unlmbers its ar
tillery and pours a merciless tireinto the en-
emy's ranks, as it excoriates the hides of the
guilty Garfield and Arthur, and exposes
their criminal record to the cxecration of
every honest man.
The Democratic party, in spirit of proud
defiance, challenges the mud-slingers of the
opposition, to do their worst. The Repub-
lican journals, not content with conniving
at and defending their party for the great
crime of repudiating the will of the people,
honestly expressed, and inaugurating fraud
into office, have for four years filled their
columns with the most violent personal vi
tuperation that has ever disgraced or de-
based American journalism. Now that their
candidates for the two highest offices known
to our institutions are men whose charac-
tiers are blackened with fraud, bribery, per-
jury and dishonesty, they are heard to ex-
claim, "let us have campaign free from
personal abuse"
They have become alarmed at the fright
full disclosures that have been made. Their
clamor now for decency and propriety is a
confession Of their past wickedness, it is an
admission that the Democratic ticket is be-
You'd the reach Of their personal attacks
No greater misfortune can befall party
than to select candidates whose private and
public records are covered with crime and
dishonesty, and that party is to be congratu-
lated and admired whose candidates for off,
cial position invite and defy criticism.
The Republican press have been unable
to trump up single charge that can affect
the honesty and integrity of Hancock or
English, or discover single stain upon the
purity of their private or public life. No
brides have ever stained their hands, no per-
juries have ever bistered their lips-in all
matters they stand before the country unim-
peached and unimpeachable.
What a different position the Republican
party occupies, how humiliating and degrad-
ing. From the very moment of the nomi-
nation of Garfield and Arthur they have
been forced to defend records which are
wreaking with fraud and corruption. This
they well know, for the evidence of their
guilt has been produced by their own party.
OF the bribery and perjury of the one, the
Poland committee have spoken Of the cor
ruption and dishonesty of the other, let his
dismissal from Office by Hayes and Sherman
testify.
"Call off your dogs" Never! the hour
of retributive justice has come and we
laugh at your calamity, the yelp of the
blood hound is music to ours ears. With a
fiendish delight you have spurned our petit
tons and rcmonstrances, 1--WE asked you for
bread, and you have given us a stone" and
now listen, for
"the heavens
From their blue vaults roll back a people'scr
For liberty and vengeance"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS!
To the Democratic Conservative Voters Of
Montgomery County:

To the Democratic Conservative Voters Of
Montgomery County
The Democratic Conservative State Cen
trail Committee are anxious that there should
be thorough organization and an active
and efficient campaign of the Presidential
and Congressional contests into which we
are now entering. AS measure to that
end it is respectfully recommended that the
Democratic Conservative voters of this
county meet at the several places Of holding
political meetings in the several districts
On Saturday July oath, 1880.
at o'clock, p. NJ, and organize a Hancock
and English Club for each district in the
county.
When said clubs are so organized they
will please forward TO H. w. Talbot, Chair
man Democratic Conservative State Central
Committee for this county, at Rockville, the
names and postoffice address of their officers
and members so that the State Central Com
mittee may be placed in direct correspond
ence with said clubs for the purpose of a
thorough distribution of campaign literature.
BY order of the Democratic Conservative
State Central Committee, of Montgomery
county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-07-16

Gen. Garfield has published his letter Of
acceptance Of the nomination for DC i'resi-
dcncy, addressing il to Senator lloar.
lie declares himselfagainst States Rights
Upon 1ie subject Of Chinese immigration,
though more -tFrwdly aud elegantly cx-
pressed, his position e0Cels that Of Dinnis
Kcarncy, the outlaw, which Is &c reverse
n Lls Congressional record.
There VS. time when there was food
for the Northern laant ,oieed upon in the cafe
Of sectional hostility. Tho time N exhaus-
ton has oome and Garfield has picked Up
the few crumbs leit, which are TOO small 10
hide bis hue oiJect. ON the whole his letter
Is puny, wiibou, intelligence, composed Of a
~ II words and disgraoe a. the authors
past Jeoogi ri intelligence