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CATHOLIC OPPOSITION TO MR.. GRACE.
MANY OF HIS OwS FAITH DGsPLEAsED WITH HIS
NOMINATION.


TO the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: As Roman Catholic, having acquaintance
and association with int III gent of my faith
beg you will give me a small space in your news
paper TO say few words IN reference 20 the candi-
dacy Of William r. Grace, Roman Catholic, for the
chief magistracy Of this city. l am positive that
the putting forward of any Roman Catholic for this
flee at the present time IS looked upon
with disiavor by a majority of those Roman
Catholics who know what Is best for their Church.
1t Is ~ unfortunate incident IN the history of the
Roman Catholic Church ~ his country, and should
William K. Grace be elected the truth of this VIII
become sadly apparent. Already TOO many Offices
in tlHs city are tiled VI tn members OF my chuTcl,
but should Mr. Grace be elected tomorrow and
those On has ticket with him. the whole machinery
of the city and county government will be ID the
hands of Roman Catholics
Let us suppose Tor a moment nat tie prospect
was a government composed entirely Of Israel
ire, than whom indeed more are more faithful In
public rrusts instead of the prospect that tares Us
IN the face-a government Of Roman Catholics.
What would be the action II the latter Il would
be- the very proper and laulaLie action taken Bog
uon-E man Catholics no tb. present tune and If
the Roman Catholics failed 10 take the
same action they would be wanting
in sell-respect and q decent regard for true cilzen
sim. Tine cry wouI ring out, 40 jews! SO
Jevsm I have been told Us priests ald by many
mn VI nay faith Who stand hi-l Do the regard of
-hcur co-reEgioui,t-. that the nomination o..
Mr. Grace was L-tlmcd; was placing The
Church in false p.sI.Ion-l position t.It
all respectable Roman Catholic. never for
q moment advocate for 10. namely au appearance off
desiring t0 profit by political success, OF favor.
rI or I'D national ur luca affair. l. .- tle belief
~ those have just referred ~ That The rpra-- ol
VIII - out 10 the country that tie homan
Catholic Church has begun move
mcut 10 push lt-elf through the land CD t.e
very White House; thal everywhere 10 she c0uu-
try the Roman Catholics VIII De looked upon with
su.pi ION. and that much trouble viii come ,o -le
G. urch. her minister 1 particular In couscqna lrr.
And tais must be the Judgment of every nteL-
Roman Cat Ole on reelection.
SONY bv Roman Catho 10 vofes-eo far us uy
Judgment r0es-5hat Mr. Grace can be- bed.eu. I for
one. though = strong ID. ia craJ, shall CAS- my yu,e
AKA nst him NOT alone as r-buta to those who pat
hIm forward. but 10 MN personally for his want of
-elf~acr flee M not refusing the nom nation; and
also 4S "a declaration ON me fhlt love my Church
roo well voluntarily t. place her In false position
OF bring uDon ner turm1 and bitter criticism. J.
Ae1o- York, Oct 81, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

your honest enthusiasm. Not the least pleasing of
the many let eFs receive are those rom the niue
men of The COUNTY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

RIGHT OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES TO VOTE
TO the Edffor Of Fhs TrsOaRS
SIa: Some three weeks ago there appeared
In Tie Eeo York JOss,sal Of Commerce reply ques-
ton whether clerks employed in the Civil Service OF she
United statss and having absentod themselves from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

Two change have been made since last week in
the list Of Republican electors for President and
Yice-Pr-s dent in the STATE Of New-York. The fol-
loving IS the correct list 1t VIII be voted foF to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
sueclal Nouces

Res. ,ren.rst,on OF Cod Liver Oil made strength
ennQ and faten ng Emulsion II Cod LIVER O With Qnnns
ana pensuna Or1glnaed Dy CAsNELL Massey " CD,
M rmiss IN BlOsway and j7s jtIave. YORK. and
[ genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
MB. GRACE ST CALLAO.
AZ EXcULpArJ> H.. IS UrIERwRT1fs AGENi

"A tutEGr OBJ MIND.
~ the EdftOr Of the rribRHc.
SIR: hgv. roicrd my name as agent Of
OBJ. f. .nr Uuie u-ei iu cp ncc'i0n wirh ro-
morris rrytrdlr, Dr. william d; Gr1cs iu ruE rEnuvr.
lad alo in The }er FORK Iip-s. AMI doom DO 30 tie -
ter 50 OF rrutn ard jlst.cs Col sltc tua1 Mr William L.
O. ce hid nothing whatever Go T tAe ll.t.ers n
me d" W lsHrngtou Libby" and Gre Mary" when
officially and pcrsonaly iuvesrc ted 1 would further
state that v-ltrI Peru three times as agrn N the
Board OF Underwriters. ard that Nr. william L. Grace
was not Peru At either tne-it beng weiknown
act that Mr.. william l.. Grace had I. Che country
1865. also feel my duty state That, during
ny scjaurn Peru % reprrseu tauve of che Blari OF
UUIelwrifers Measrs Bryce Grace Co ia'llitat ~
gatous I CONN ssioncd % max, ana gave me
their cOrda Assistance in all stems required Tor me pro
tlat their action connection wi tht n ~ WIS
snt 10 examine and IN 'il matters thst came gnle my
standing # the firm Of Bryce Grace co.
-.gurd Captain AUG. MEYERS.
Ye1c York, Nov. l, 1850
Certainly, Captain Meyers words are entitled 30
their due weight and we gladly print them. But
the Captain does not appear to be of the same mnd
now as when he was IN CallaO in 1870. HIS report
to the New-York Underwriters at that time was not
favorable to Bryce, Grace x Co. And what does be
mean by say ing that William r. Grace had nothing
whatever 10 do with she matter of the Mary. Pol
icy NJ. Is, 900 in the Mercantile Mutual lnsurau ce
Company, dated Oct. %, 1869, and Tor SIC, 600,
was on the ship Mary and 1t purD0rted To be taken
out by William r. Grace himself. copy of that
policy Is now before rs. good word from the
insurance companies which relieved Mr.. Grace from
the pos ton of their agent would outweigh thou
sand belated certificates Of character from Captain
Meyers-Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

CONGRESS VATER--rhe purest and safest % all cath
dc Avoid AL coarse irritating waters foreign a
domestic they destroy the digestive organs anu odnegs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02
Bramhnn Denne & Co.

STEAM HRATIN. APFAkATUS Of ALL KINDS.
Eslm Ates and specific atoms furn shet. -
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Henry A. Daniels VI. D. IA LeKinxton ave- near Zytbss
HOurs 20 and , ~ 7.
IN . ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-02

The Union League Cias.
Madison ave-. corner 26thsL
To MEMBERS CLUB
Election roturns will received by special wire m "a
CluO Theatre this evening
WALTER HOWE, Secretary.
Hew-YoIk, Nov. ,, 1880
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
A GlUT or STANDARD SILVER
DOLLARS.
Repors From the Newfoundland Fisheries
The Judicial Record Of the Paw.
ing Frauds Soft Sit
for Grant.
GIN. ARTHURS STAlwART LETTER.

Id il announced that the provisional
society oi the Nicaragua Canal Com
pny will hold n meeting in New York
about the last oi the present month, at
which the presidency OF the organ'la'
ton will be formally rendered to Gen
eraI Grant. Captain Gates, OF the Uni
ted steamer Alliance, who Was sent to
New ioundland to look after our fishing
interests, reports that there is no diff
culties whatever in the localities thrown
open to cur fishermen by the recent
treaty with Great Britain, and that the
boats appear to be obtaining their usual
cargoes. The extract from the opinion
Of Justice Swayne, Of the Supreme
Court, printed bslow, will be interest
iug to men ol all parties ut the present
time. 1t is a good thing to cut out aud
paste in your hat The rapid accumuia-
tinn of standard silver dollars Is taxing
the capacity of tho Treasury vaults 10
the utmost, and unless some provision
is speedily made for their storage. the
alternative will be presented To the Sec
Rotary Of either stopping their coinage
in violation Of law. or keeping them in
insecure quarters. aud expending larle
sums IN guarding them from the inroads
ui burglars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
TURKEY.
Activity In Military Circles.


CoSsrASrisoPLs, July D-Extensive
Preparations are making Ia case OF war
with Greece. Troops, artillery and
ammunition are being sent TO Solonica,
Valo aud Prevssa. Orders have been
telegraphed to the provinces that recruits
shall be- collected and forwarded TO the
several depots with all svsilabLs speed.
The Albsnians are being encouraged 10
prepare for resistance aud are being
supplied with arms and ammunition.
The Albanian league has resolved 10
employ 10000 pisstres Of its revenue
for the iortihcation OF Metsova. l26, 900
piastres for the fortidcation Of Prevesa,
and $4,000 piastres for the iortAoation
Of Aria.
The Assassination Of Madame skobsIo6
The Russian, Captain 0ussoff, who
murdered General Skobelod's mother
and her attendants while on thsir way
to Tehh Tchirspan, WAS In the Bulgar.
ian service. lie was assisted by four
Monteneurins.
The aid ds-camp Of General Skobelof,
who accompanied Madame Skobelof,
was wounded, but succeeded In reach.
ing Philipopolis, where he denounced
sub Lieutenant Ousstis, whom no knew
well, ss the assassin Of Madame Hkobe.
lotf. lie had been . ire-
quent visitor Rt Madame
Skobelod's. 0usatis fed TO tho noun
tsins, but wss captured by cavalry. His
Montenegrin aopomplioss, his brother
and several Of his friends were cleo -.
rested. The motivs Tor the crime. - 10
supposed, was robbery. ~ Madame
skobelofi's money and ornaments were
not found when the police arrived at the
scene Of the murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
ERAL wASHINaroN DIS
PATIO II Eb.
The Hostile Indisnsin Now Mexico


WASHINGTON, July 20. Dol Hatch
sends the following dispatch from Santa
Fc, New Mexico: The latest intorma
,ion from the hostlles Is that they have
taken many horses from tho ranches
near Chihuahua, and are swinging
around that city In circuit ot about
thirty miles. Arrada. an old Indian
tighter, who has fifty men with him,
says the most uf tho hostiles are forty
miles southwest of Galilos, aud the same
distance north Of Chihuahua. They 20
into Galljos to trade. They are not kill
ing tho people. think they will cross
below Quilman, AZ five Indians crossed
July ith. Captain Brinkerhoh Is look
ing for them from I'll fHso.
Favorable 70 Snippiug interes,s
WASHINGTON, July - The Consul ot
the United States at HAVE, France, has
transmitted To the Department Of State
the decision by the French Court ol
Appeals, Civil Chamber. with reference
Ia the entrance of foreign vessels into
Freuch ports and brokerage fees. IL
would appear from the Consurs dis
patch that under this ruling ships can
he entered hy cOnsignees without the
employment Of brokers, aud our ship
pers will thus he relieved ot onerous
brokers' lees. which amount 70 10 cents
per ton on French tonnage, reaching, In
many instances. as high as $50
What tho Census shows
W ,sHINaToS, July 20 -Superlntend.
ent ui Census General Walker estimates
that the census Just taken will show n
population IN the United States oi iorty-
eight millions. OF tho largest cities
Chicago has made the largest gain since
1870, showing an increase oi about Oi
per cent San Francisco second. with n
gain oi 30 per cent. New Orleans gains
only s per cent. The only Southern
cities which show material gains are
Charleston. Atlanta, Galveston, Nash.
vile, Houston, Texas, 81. Josephs, Mo,
aud lew others. The West gains very
materially. Kansas City gains II per
cent, Racine, Wis, 81 per cent Den
yer Ga per cent. Minneapolis Pa per
cent st. Paul l0i per cent.
spotted Tell Bsoomins Dissatisfied.
W.suINGroS, July 20.-ln the Cabi.
net meeting to-day the Interior Depart
ment submitted the information that
spotted Fail Was becoming dissatisfied,
aud had removed hls children from the
training school, where. with several
hundred others, they had been sent TO
be educated, and that his course had led
To serious disapproval on the part OF the
rest ui tho tribe, who are anxious to he
educated, and have appealed to the
President To dispose Of Spotted Tail and
appoint q new chief over them.
Minor N otss.
WAsulNaroS, July 20.-The President
has appointed the following postmasters:
Ole Selwig, at Wilmsr, Mimi; III. J.
Northrop, Saginaw, Mich,
TITO Comptroller OF Currency has de-
clared dividend Of So per cent. in favor
oi the creditors of the National Bank oi
the State ot Missouri, making IN all
dividends Of 81 per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
FROM OTHER LANDS.
TURKEY ACTIVELY PREPARING F0R
WAR.
Gambatta's Popularir-asrs Goh f@
Amsriea-IsaIousy OfSpiaisA Saw.
Bsass-Aa expressisa From
the Clar.
GEN. sKosElofrs WIFE MURDERED.

The present rate al exchange 10 such
a. TO give rise to the apprehension in
London that heavy shipments Of gold
abroad will occur In the near future. A
rise in tho Bank Of Ensland's rate OF
discount may bs expected - . conss-
quenos. Turkey continues 70 push for
ward her military preparations With the
utmost vigor. Orders have been sent to
the provinces 70 hasten the collection Of
recruits, and supplies and munitions
Of war are being rapidly pushed
forward to the principal c.iss aud
towns Of Albania. The Albaa.
ian League 10 also strainins every
nerve to put Prsvssa, and other points
on the 0recian frontier, In . state Of
defense. The approaching birth Of an
heir to the Spanish throne 10 stirring up
considerable oommotion among the
ph sicians in attendance upon her
Royal Hiyhness, Queen Marie Christins.
The rumor that the Csar has written 10
Admiral Levosky, expressing the hops
that he will distinguish himself In the
command Of tho Pacific squadron. 10
10 equivalent to Q declaration OF war
against China.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
THE LATEST SELL.
How Newark Was Taken In by
a CIT Edged Youth.

NEWARK, O, July 20--NeWark has
been ave stricken iur the past few days
over a KAY and festive coxcomb ot fash
ION who, with elegant air and persuasive
manner insinuated himself into the con-
II leucr Of several people OF consequence
here by representing himself AS a son OF
Professor smith OF New York Medical
College, and n scion of a worthy house.
By his suayity OF manner and his unc-
tuous Language he successfully offered
inr sale grand aud peculiar sort of ell
ectric corset warranted to cure cunsump-
ton, bronchitis, heart disease, liver
complaint, or any disease known to
mortals. lie explained that the
front Of this Internal ma
chine contained the positive pole
and the back the negative pole OF mag
netic battery thus creating through the
body Of the wear-r continuous current
ui electricity, which was warranted to
he the balm in Gilead Tor all ailments.
Calling on several consumpt,yes aud
expatiating to them on the merits OF the
electric corset, he persuaded several to
buy, e1torting from one SlOO, another
$50 and from another $500 for q thing
in,rinsical,y valued st about two dol
lars, and ~ cure totally worthless. On
a u reat Of arrest he refunded the tirst
am, unit, and now the friends of the $500
vi,t IN are after this perfumed dandy,
aud he is in imminent danger OF com-
ing 10 grief This naughty LothariO
will iain seek elsewhere for neld for
traffic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
TROUBLE IN THE HINES.
STATUS OF AFFAIRS IN Tine HOOK
ING VALLEY. |
Tho Cause Of the Trouble ThersrIhs Real
Question Relating TO the "Irek"
systsm-A Crisis at Had
Among the Miners
A STRIKE CONSIDERED PRosAslt.

II 10 almost certain that Tomorrow
will see general strike throughout the
coal regions Of Ohio. - that 10 ne day
decided on by the operators Tor reducing
the price Of mining TO sixty cents per
ton. In accordance with the aotion oi
last weeks convention, the miners were
to inauyurate strike August ls., but the
operators anticipated them by hftns IN
earlier date for the proposed reduetioH
in wsyes. II is understood that . sus'
pension OF work for ak weeks pr W
months would bs very acceptable - ths
owners, a. they would have . pretsss
for advancing the price ON The large
stock Of coal on hand. and thus realise
considerable profit ct the expense o.
much suffering to the miners aud their
families. There are many fears express
ed Of trouble In some quarters bsfors
the matter 10 adjusted, but how vel
grounded such appreheaslons are 10 not
known. The employees OF the iurnes
mines in the Hooking Valley are alrssdy
out, aud at saliu, vile, Columbians
county, Eve or six hundred miners have
been on a strike since June lst against .
reduction Of fifteen cents per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
PARK EltSBuRG.
Reunion of the Army at West
Virginia.

PAsKEgSBuRG, July 20 AT the meet
ing hrld at the Council Chamber 10y the
ex snldiers oi Vest Virginia ioT the
further completion at arrangements tor
the reunion at the Army ot West Nir-
ginis in this city ou the 22l oi Scpiem,
ber, Capt A. + Lang VAS elected
Chairman. The Committee On Invita-
tions reported pIogrc ;, snd the Com
miltre on Finance reported exveiirni
success la the collection ut funds ior the
deirSymeut oi CNpenScs, The Conhi"'
too on Invitations Mas instructed tn IN
vite u. u. Caldwell, at Wheeling, tn de-
liver the address ut welcome. A COM
niittee was appointed To correspond
with Governor Mathews IN regard to
securing che iiiss ot West Virginia reg
imeuts 4 committee was sppo'ntei to
correspond with the Secre;ary ut Wa!
to SECURE twelve : ouai gun tn I've used
in firing salutrs. 1he meeting then ad-
iouTncd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
ouR FISHING INTER ESTB.
The Mission OF tho Alliance Report Of
Captain Yates.

" NsuINGroN. July - Commander
Yates. ui the United States steamship
Alliance, IN dispatch tn the Secretary
Oi tho Navy, dated IRON ~. Johns, n.
B., July lO, says: "From the different
rcpnrts, tho fishermen appear To bo hav.
iug ihe usual success on the banks.
hear at uo difficulty whatever as To the
fishing by our fishermen IN ali tho local
ilics permitted by the lato treaty with
Great Britain. The Alliance is taking
sounds off tho banks of New Found
and. aud at the same time keeping An
eve on our fishing interests. In Tact
she ~ there To- protect the fishermen
from a repetition oi tho Fortune Bay
outragcs In regard to soundings,
Commander Yates reports as follows:
"SIncc our departure from II. Pierre,
on tho 2iih ult., We have verified the
position ol Virgin Rocks, surveyed the
Eastern Shoals and searched Tor the
rock reported by Jessie Rider. also Tor
the nine Ethoms bank. No depth ut
water less than thirty eight fathoms has
brcu found 10y Us ia the two latter local
tiles mentioned IA the reports, and this
tact, together with the cnTrnhorated as
srrtlun ui tho numerous fishermen fish
iug a, the present time IN tho vicinity,
lead mo tO calculate that the shoal water
does not exist have yet to search tor
the shoal water to the southward ot Nir-
gin Rocks. THIS work shall commence
as snun as | eau. expect tn finish the
duty and hc IN Halifax during the first
week iu August.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
SILVER DOLLARS
Forty. One Millions OF rhsm In the Trsss
ury Vaults.

WAsuISGroS, July 20-The Treasury
Department officials are perpleNed as To
what disposition tn make Ut the stand
ard silver dollars aCcumulatIng 50 rapid
In IN the Treasury. Congress was asked
at the late session Tor an appropriation
sufficient to construct ns~ vaults IN
Which to store these dollars, but the re-
h.i asked WAS not granted, and now
Treasurer Glltiilsn Is troubled To Ind
storage room. The Assistant Treasurer
Al San Francisco sent word here to-day
that the vault at the Sub-Treasury there
MAS oysr-erowIei aud that some place
must ne provided for the silver. All
Efforts to iorce these dollars into circula
ton have faiie,i, aud no SOONER does the
government pay out silver than 1t
,omes back into the Treasury for du-
ties or to continue To exchange silver tor
silver certificates. OF the 6o,0O,0O0 OF
standard dollars coined only sl9,OOOOOo
are in circulation, the remaining Al ,OOO, +.
600 being locked up in the Treasury
vaults. la the face Of this condition of
affairs the m,nts are turning out about
a.. 800. 900 each month.
Mr.. Burchard. director Of the mint,
construss the Law requiring not lees
Than .OOO, ,000 standard dollars 10 b
coined ssch mouth 90 nscsesitatins the
purchass Of 5000. .oOo worth Of bullion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21

and the coinage Of this into standard
dollars. As g, ,OOO,0 900 will buy enough
bullion to ccin S2,3OO,OOO OF standard
dollars, the minimum fixed BY Con
gress Is exceeded to the extent OF 100
600 standard dollars each month.
Treasurer Gilfillsn maintains that the
Law only requires the coinage each
month of enough bullion to make :,OOO,-
OOO standard dollars, and differs with
Mr.. Rurchard, the director of the mint,
as to the proper construction OF the s'i-
yer Law. The latter person, however,
being a silverite, places the most liberal
construction upon the law, and persists
ia coming the 81, ,0OO, 900 worth ot silver
bullion. Treasurer Giltillan said to-day
that hs did not see how storage capacity
could he provided for the ten TO twelve
million of standard dollars that would
be coined before Congress again con-
venes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-21
BELLIGERENT EDITORS.
Serious ARRAY Between Two IL
linOis Knights Of the Pen-The
Attacking Party Badly Used
Up and Carried OF the Field.

spsIsorIxLp, Ill. July 20.-Mr. Geo.
W. Weber. President OF the Illinois
State Register Company, assaulted Mr..
George Babsr. late editor Of the Reyi.ter,
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, IN
front Of the Leland, which resulted In
Mr.. Weber getting severely stabbed and
Mr. Bsber few slight bruises. The en-
counter was a desperate one, and but tor
timely interference Mr., Weber would
no doubt have been killed.
Mr.. Horace Leland and Mr.. Baber,
who boards at the hotel, had just re.
turned from Judge Logan's fuueral
Mr.. Weber WAS standing IN front ot the
hotel on the pavement, and, upon TIA
Der stepping from the carriage, Weber
assaulted hun. Baber Was pressed vio-
lently to the sidewalk, his head striking
with iorce upon the stone. In mo-
ment Baber got out his pistol, which
Was grabbed by Weber. rney continued
the struggle, Weber now and then
striking Baber, while the latter Was
making a vigorous effort for an oppor
tunity TO shoot him. Baber was forced
by the bystanders to Weld up his pistol
kOt kuitt out 'h o'et't ss'e
began q vigorous cutting. Weber re-
ceived a severe cut over the eye and two
stabs in the side. BY this time u large
crowd had collected, snd the streets
near the Leland were full OF people. A
squad of police arrived, aud Sergeant
Keeling in attempting To separate the
combatants, got u slash in the right loot
The exasperated men were at length
gotten apart, but not until Weber wss
greatly weakened by the loss of blood.
Mr.. Baber Was taken TO his room IN
the Leland by friends, while Weber vas
assisted To the Reyist-r office and physi.
clans summoned 10 dress his wounds,
which investigation proves are mol oil Q
dangerous character. He Was ukea
from the officc 10 his residence in car
risge Mr.. Baber's injuries prove TO be
only q bruiss on the forehead, which he
received in falling on the sidewalk.
Keeling's share Of the sPoils 10 serious
cut on the top Of the right loot lie
bieeds freely, though the Doctor says
his wound 10 not dangerous
Captain Parker VAS slso cut in the me
lee, receiving . slash In the right hand,
and by-standers say that Parker's hand
saved Wster's life, - otherwise ths
knifs would have buried itsslf In Web
er's abdomen. The affair creates intfnss
excitement, and various and contradict
ory were the comments on It.