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b~NasAA0A-
THE CAMPAIGN Of FAIsEHooD.
When Gci,. Wntle Hampton, intiso rctlracy
of tile Valley of Virginia, appealed to tho
Virglnial,s to v6to solitlty, nill To vote for
1inncock inst ns Leo alttt Sto,lewall Jael;so,
would vote iftbey were nlirc, lie overlooked
tho fact TINT his speech might be reported.
Subsequently, when Tint s,rccl, wns pub
lishct, 10 the cal'sternntion Of the Northern
Democracy, Hampton, Will, tho 'supprclI-
l0uslicss peculiar to tlle Southern nnbob, ex-
iectcd tho country to ncc0pt Ills declaration
tGlnt he Ind Never spoken wl,nt was pub-
l1slc'i. but tho .costntry lias lhny s1.ico
passed. tho point Of "nccepting statements
fruit Southern getltlenttn ~ tinaI, and In
t'ls casc the evidence lnls been overwllcln,-
.lng tint Mr.. Hampton grossly ylolated tho
truth wllen l1e denied having used the luI,-
snage attributed to him.
SO with Mr.. Detzllooycr, tin Democratic
member of Congress frtim York, III. During
The last session tlfs gentleman wrote 10 4
constituent WHO llnd Inquired Of him con-
cer,'lng some pension cases tint this Cor
grcss {Dcmocrut!c) WIS bail one for pci,-
siolsto Unioi, sol,lcry, mil tint "to Rebel
Gcnef.l ut tho head of-tho Senate Committee
OH Pensions WIS 'urersp to passing pension
bills to mid Union soldiers" rits letter ought
10 lIvo bccn considered honorable and tilost
crc.litable 10 Alr. Beltzltooyer among his coll
stituents. It told this truth; 1t told TINT tho
w1l0lo nacllMery Ut legislation wns lii tho
lsasnls of tho l,ebct Generals, and that oven
Democrats from thu North were not treated
fairly. Bit hr, Beltzhoover, Il, moment of
weakness, threw away tho best chatco 'lle
ever had to 10 himself md llis pnrty great
gootl: Instead Of frankly avowing The fact
TINT ho lsad written ti,o letter, anu III
stcnd Of asserting tho facts stated
therein to, be true, lie bascly fnl-
tered IN tho presence Of tho Southern
masters Of the Dcinocrntfc purity a,,l de-
claroa the letter to be II forgery anil ,its
publication n conspiracy. OF course the
proof OF tho authorship ,of tho letter fus
been furnished, and tho contempt for Mr..
'Deltzhoover Is now universal; hls own pnrty
tlenounce him for writing such n letter. md
n!l pnrtles tten0uilce tho weakness md cow
artlico which lave led him Into n denial OF
thB letter and Into declaration that It Wls n
forgery.
Another case is that Of Mr. d. Wyntt
Aiken, Il member OF Congress from South
Carolina, nnd Of course Democrat. III tho
Charleston Is. c.) Nc.ea lo IL referred to as
~ Congressman who owes tito the party to
leave 1t or DO silent -; l,e Is accused Of snany
i,iiosyncrnstes, bit the latest Is thus stated:
! ilnt I'll nost m rs.larkabo performance 1vas at
whcn, III II puhllu Hl,ccuh befote il country au.
.ltencc, llc nrrn1Knetl the Northon, Danncsats
yWIth" I!c ilt:c]nrc.i that ii,ov ,lta nnt m1kntS
, 1880-09-13

IL his SPEECH Saturday night Mt ConAa,,.
tine. MIch., tho Hon. r. ". Kclghtioy, Third Au-
tlftnr Of tho Treasury, gnve knma figures Of
interest ~ showing tho honesty md c'!cIoncy
with which tho flffaIre 6f tho Government hnyo
boon administered unt1sr Republican ,nnnnRr-
mrht. Tho rnto df insscs by t!hfatcntion under
Dcsliocrntfo Administrations vnric.l from
slln to cach t1,o00 In vaf 1lttren's
time down to e3sl Under 1>uchnnan;
while tho flrst 1lctn,bltcai Administration,
In spftp of tho Generalization abundant ,ipon
tho Wnr hsd tho immense Iiictcnsb OF COLLEGE
t!ons md disbursements. reduced tho nvcrage
per sl+UDo In ii CENTS; Urnnt brought It down 10
81 CENTS and fENycs to the tntnttcsnal lR,irc
Of Il If I cunt oil cncll sl.o0o. Ycnr by ychr
dishonesty and fncoinpctenoy n.nong Fcsiernl
otI'cinls iavo toc, wcticsl out sstlicr Republic
hi rule until. under wtsc AMI ,,tsro ntlihstrh-
ilo they flavo ylrttittLy rcn.ctl to exist. It Is
well 10 keep In nnItll facts and tl9urcs whrn Tho
hungry Democrats hro hdwling for II return Of
tho goldcn days .veM | I,cr cent Of tho Uuvcrn-
1nurt collections md disbursements wns stolen
by Democratic officials.
, 1880-09-13

That Methodist Clergyman should be
invited to naFruta blu missionary experiences
III Tho South Il. tho ycHrs 1Oowtug tho closo Of
tho War would scem not to bs.a' very extsaos-
di,lasy rlr1un.ssaucc; an4 ynt tho fact that the
Nev Sir. HoGniann, pastor OF tho First Moth
o1lat Church ut ltootptnuton, ILL.,, had received
such AH inSitatlon md wus disposed to accept
4 had the enoct Vi crcatiux lntCnsc excitement
altnonx tho D0mtHeuts Ut that city, who Instant
ty took alarm lest tho rceltuI Ut thess cxl,rri-
euces ahould damage tho prospects Of their
purity In the ensuing election anu .,oltHed Mr.
Honmann that II he delivered tho proposed I'D
, 1880-09-13

AfcVicker's Theatre.
Madison htrdtt between EtHtcHrd Dearborn. En-.
gneemcnt Of Denmnn Thompson. "joshua Whit
cotubr
, 1880-09-13

WlIl1AM 1IooAnr11 EsoL1sN is tho It'll!
nalnvbf tho Democratto candidate. It abbseyt-
ntcs nicely W. Hog. Eukltsh.
, 1880-09-13

nenibhrn strict, corner NJ SEonros. EnRugchaont
Of A. II. rn1mer's un!on-s1uaru Theatre Company.
"The Bankers Dnughter.'
, 1880-09-13

conduct wxs laid down for u4
by Abraham Lincoln, and rhnt t,o said On tho
fnrco aud appttcntion; ut IA for us, tho living,
rnslor to be tcdlcatod hero to tho unfinished
work which thoy whu fought hero hnyo thus far
advanced. II Ia rathor for us to bo here dcdt.
Gated Ia tho great tdsk REMAINING boforo tls,
TINT frm those i1ot,orotl dend wo tnko Increased
devotion 10 TINT cnlisc for which thoy hRvo thd
laat full measure uf devotion; that wo hero
highly resolve TINT thcEo 'sfond ehali not hava
lied I'll vain: that this Nation rttlpr Gtt1 GlIn3I
hnvn How bfrth Of freedom; h,ll tint tho Cow
tho paopto ahR1f tlnt pnriah from thn nnrth >,
---:-w---sI.. --si... --o"- wv '"' '"'
a,v,,,,,,..,,.,..< =, e..r ~. t,.-..
AFTER rccltlnR tn full tho circumstances
which convict Congressman Deltxhooyor Of
writing Tin nnw fnynnun Io+,or to y 10 r.,a,
, 1880-09-13

c1hrk street, netnrcu Lake und 1taudnlplt. EnRaRc
mrut uf uuira1o I'LL. "rho i'f.!rlo Wn(f."
, 1880-09-13

Lake Front, 'orp0sito Adams 'strtot. nhJ Nh
evening. 80.
, 1880-09-13

:.
Clatk Ktrcet betwccn ftantOfph md Washington
Engagement OF bts, mt. e. Goutwln, "1Iubbles.n
, 1880-09-13
2,4E,l10
170,1M,&aD
a,1s1,4N

lptht... &, ,08b ,t7
a sum grcater than the total of the public
debt ut the close of the Wnr.
, 1880-09-13

The Milwaukee FFtte Psvsae writes az. follows:
"0ur present Republican Administration haa
put an end to corruption and has cured the peo.
plo from tho green. fovcr,' which threatcEcdto 10
assume gigantic dimensions, It has mnde tue
resumption OF spocie payment possibility; II
Inns given us honest money and bus secured foi
tho Mutton better credit than 1t ovcr ontosco
boforc. Entire confidence has been restored
among all oltr branches OF business, which 10 one
OF the main features Ia business life. Nusine@s
cannot prosper where conadouce IA wanting
Suppose tue DGmuoratio party came IN full pos"
soss1bn OF tho Federal power, and tho fOrlnHtlon
Of our future National poltuy wore !ntrustcl %
tts bands, what ooufl we p1pert2 It ta obvious
TINT tho how Democratic AdDintstfatlo erenA
II had the good wtll ana lntontton t9k'ss, t9 10 ~;
principles. ha II ~ ever tho cMso. Thousaaos
upon thotsaHds ot hungry osiico wolves ats
waiting foe the distribution OF tho Bpofls, and w
hardly nretl say that Hancock. no moro than
political lrrtsponsbcs. lilo woull be fortx4 to
satisfy the Kfxcdy cravings Ut these office sesA
ers nnd tho Nation would soon had itsotf IN lne
experienced Before. For twenty Year, thets'' hey
admission u tho Federal crib. This has
sharlWned thGir appetite for tho spols ,.h3 10
oA 10 apprehendsd % IN :s sase 'o " VICE 6smocrss
victory. Tho inexperienced Boldf0r llancoc.
could no moro 1sslst uAd steu1 Huch = current
OF corruption ehlh Grant WIS ahl0 to DO u, wa1,
COS assumed the tlntses Of hia olNco, and xao
finally did surcutnb to tho political prcssuFe.
When Grnnt entered sho whto fiouse the luosE
9f th1 Offices were alln4i With 1tePuollcalh..ss. r.
Present incunbents aud replace them BY iuex .
ptrleuced Democrats, which would he disastfo@
to tho administration Of public aIRitl.
, 1880-09-22

Nast'eshasa. Kankaksa T., ~. Ms1 T. nv;
DEAR nAltt wan Htchl ku6Crcf from ltgleh'aalisM
ns.t e. tssnn san.So sc tahN h6 sYii INV
much fulIuY YQa kQa lsupIV1. rCcUtnUeGd your aGd.
lama 10 Rt ANNA p1ES3hHuEtsN.
, 1880-09-22

seeing the Sights FL nnA Around sun
IFrnnctnrn.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1..-lnst evening
President 1iayes visited the rmnns 0f tho
Republican League, atnl remained fur MI
ll0ur. He WAS welcomed BY ex-f}oy. Low,
President Of tho l.eaElc. nntl tlltr1ltCetl TO
many lra,l1ng Republicans nf tho city. The
rooms wcre handsomely decorated with Ilags,
tlowprs. INT! cycrgrrens.
Il N'n1lelo dispatch tli1s mnrntng says the
President atl pnrty arrived NJ tic Navy
Y'nrtl III the steamer San Celtic, al,a after
laltIllg were greutctl wtttln salute Of twenty
one gins. t.nmnlodore Calhoun ntnl tho ell
tire staR >, Or "i!!seTS at te yI wsr ''r,
:lrawn< NJ in limo at present ar,l,s, aini the
Tho locl was l!netl with lattcs and gentle.
n,en from Va'iejn. All tf. tho wor'i,tei, ut
party fandel they walked ,lp tho nventlc Ms.
fur lis Commodore uIlu,ll n reai.lnnet, ,wilara.
n reception way held. 4 few of lho party
strr"lle aro',l,d tlle yar.i t. siew tug slgts
where thor we're II take the traIn t0r Sncra--
,Mcutn. Flngs wcrH aying in va1Iolls pa,ts of
tho, town lli' honor OF the distinguished
v*ltnrs.
4 upricla dispatch says: "The steamer
with the Ireshet. ntut party alit severt.l
rIseA Mt tic AArsel,pl Wharf herp ut l:p
aud vallcjn wcre present, nd tho trrry
BROUGHT. numerous delegations fron Mar-
tincz. The rrcstllontlal Rarty wire mt vt
conyeypA to tic rcsldcnee nf the co.,t.aat.t-
Ing olccr,. where collation. was entoycst,
after which, cnrrEnsgs wern nen!tl brt,'lst
tS 0 ss'i rsii'tSa ma e %nfsss !Ss s o 'r{ ses aSa
EXPRESSED himself highly. pleased with the
, 1880-09-22

seu,r, tt.-s!ay lnvltc, abuut fifty pcrsot.stu
lunch will, t,tnt, will. tllo understanding
tint ncccptulltu meant subscription nut lrss
l,nn nilE thousand tlullnrR IN tic fund.
Furiy-twN pcrsotts 'sat down to lnncl, niNl
ntlcrs srht EXCUSES With q subscription. Il
sum uf S3.hN wts thus ntttfr.l n lilr tnnll.
THE fntnI amount subscribed. Ell ntltlltlutl
To- Mr.. VESTS gift. y ;. $n, no. Tne
snhscrll"rs Of to!tny nre i. Eckstris!, q. ".
I. y. 1tnvp1c, 4. j. s1Mllane, a!nrel.eatl y
Nnrtnn, Mrs. t'cnrgn Carlisle. Hamilton d
Dayton lenitr1ntl i,nr .t0Iltt Carlisle, Vice-
l,:a,}1al y Cp;, /: !. l!sn1,lwsl!, !. ". NaslI:
j. ". !.ntf, .lnlln Shllitn & IT,. i. l.. lInrper
4 Cn. Walsl, - Ke'l"gg. Charles FeisclinaI,.
D. y. Cunningham. larlgHs Swift, j. II.
1togprs. Henry. Lewis, t3eOfgo ilater, Gin.
einnati tlaslsE.ht II Coke Company. ..l,sepir
!t!!sry, Mrs. !.arz Anderson. j. II. lslln'iex,
Kt"",. i c"'s"Aets,l s"s; .stre;ct:i;'a;tlroa!i Ii;
ft"'!s;'y s ',i,;ys ny via:.,ouN N; ,Tsn'HSy +.
shire, 1lYl'srt s'latG II no.. GrorgH 1loadlcy,
{. ". SlUr. tho 1lev. l'llop,as II. Skinner,
Elltnt u. 1tl.l1etoH, II. Il. iiXntls, VIM
tlfsnh, Aur1illlAui! Ilr0A. 4: Co.., ti,!rtnnatt.
indianapolis, st. I.Olis & thir,lgn Hallway
C,,MlHMy by 81. T.. fnyaiis. Dtiynr pcrim, ".
]. 1horl,o, deorgo II. l'cndlGton, aild 4,
Gtt1tisOll.
, 1880-09-22

The lcRth Of Lord strutford do Nclcttfro
plNccl Ut Alr. ulullstut,es disposal r1io n,lich-
ct,veted blue rthbon. Tho number Ut Knights
II ttsv earlcr days af tho Orler most ur th.,
until ths tinae OF Jarnsa !. that tue Ox'rr be-
IsetaKs. sIMeo tle reigti: Of Go,,rgo ]; 4 las
hcrn employed us an incentive to, and frwnrd
tHr, tho suHEurt 0f ttla Guvernt,out hy inuilen-
tnl Peers. Pitt brought tiowll I'll hlli,selt Ner!-
f!iuniults co11ti.ent BY its bcstownI Ul Lur,l
Abcreurh. whpm hU had ntrcndy prutn0tGt
from Sc1ich EarIdnm 10 III English Mir
AulsMEc, Atd taGyu were thnsn wiz did not hea!-
tntp tu assert tl!tt liE WHs Under pccsln!Ary
obligations to tho Marquis. There. WIS moi,
l!oW1rer tho slightest 4rthtW for such cnNrxr.
TIT refused It for hthRctr, but aGp0pted It tur
iiis dull brother, 4t.e secailu anu lust Earl ur
ChntElain. slnec iIGU It hty not bten wurr by
,,uYD thnt; TWO or shsru HipMsbtrs III tho !iuust
nf Cu.nlRuns. Nn1atle bud IT.; Peel rurusel It.
lM.eratoH accepted III: Lunl slGlbour,It,
AlIelt l'rt,lo ailnistDr und Il nlolnuur Ui
THO 1lnl,sa OF Lords, would not hlyu II.
" Why stIuull brlba myself" he "
EastFlcA tu hMve K,l:d I1ent 1t. The pruicut
senr ktiyt,t Ia tho luke VI llueceucli, Ms,l thu
next tho Unkc or AbttTDrl, tti wtluu Ii sly Nl-
luttef It would b. difficult to sly wIly, wne4l lv
WIZ fNry YonnE Hls4 absolutely 5iiuxttishtsi
nun. Tlio prchUt1t Earl uT Portsmouth eiitOyy
tho cl!v1a!lh distinction 9f hnviug declined Il.
ilu tUd Mr. uhIdsl0uu TINT. tlavIlig tltlt.l no
iIoc office. 10 dtl not .leuln himself cuttleA TO
fAQ ulHtlAG4lQR.
, 1880-09-22
S. M. Waite, the hbseonding BrattIeboro
Bank President, Arrested In
Omaha.
A Difficulty Over n Woman Mt
Sullivan, Iitl., Ends iii
nIurtlcr,
Tho Husband Yesterday Taking His
wife's PAramour.B Life.
Other Criminal Events from Various Parts
Of the Country.
AN A1taC(>SDIsls CAUGHT.
Spfstsl ntspatth 10 Tht Ehtearr TY;lhl.t.

spfsta! dispatch to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Nct., Sept. .l.--A dcci,tr.t gcrsa.
tim was ercntetl III Umal.a by tho arrest of
Sias II. Waite. nt1sc0,,lltg President of tho
First National hank Of nrattlcboro, VI,
wl,ose tlufacntton nisln,,nts to s450,0U0. tlo
wns arrested ut tho huusc Ut ftfA brdsllcr-isi-
law, Truman luck. wrll.known all
respected citizen, the nrrest being made ny
". II. Lteweltyi, mud ". II. Shtel,ts. Smclal
t'oyesmstcs,t Agents of tho Department vt
Justice. assisted l,y Charles swcesy. of the
Onlalln l'ost-Otllce. At tho tine Of tho ar-
rest Mr. Buck anl flufly weru away
frnnt home, attending tho State Fair.
Tho !snWso wis surrounded, nna Waits
ran lnt0 tho cellar md tried to
mako l!iy escape through. II back t1oor. When
caught liz Threatened suicit!G, AMI I,recau-
tions were takeN to prevent any suca, result.
lin was taken tn Jail to awa!t further nelto,t.
II II sail That during tho Inst tllree months
llo Inns ftLatu uccnsi0'.n visits to tlts ctty, Al-
ways stopping ut Ills brotller-il,-Iaw's. When
',r i'css frntn Brattsetnro IL .1nns last Il WAS
generally supposed he Ind gunc To Europe.
but III t'me 1t WIS discovered he was still
III this collntry, nlW tic Government
t0ok ltoltl Ut tho cNsc, rs ltu f,ad
committed nh offcnse ng'llnst tho Gov
crnnsp,,t IN his various transactions. lie wns
try. md thence to Wyoming. wlern lie H.
tended to stock II cattlr rnell. lls had NJ
rlauly begun to carry nut his proIcct. It II
sslspe:tct! titat during tho past eight Or ilinr
hsaska or elsewhere, hnv!ng ssnt ,na.sey here
anitr frequently. Ills transactions Mt Hrnt-
tlctt'go consisted prE,cspal!yi forged pnper.
embracing Verinllye i. CU, New York. fnr
Saoo; Z, !. Am!,lon;; iltns!ta., S!5,hp; tho
erIek Ilil!Ings, so 0o1; l.yal, u llunly, C!!i-
rag0. S.sJ,MM; l're,Dr ". l'arl:,. Sa94FU;
to,s1iectlcMt River Kalr,,ad. SO, ,U30., Spr1hE-
s at Ssto !a'* % %sr n;rasr ,rasy lossrs =, 1S
1,ral.lemrt, bank niFntc,l 5000 reward. Of
cers VIII, urres!etl llint clnlm auitn targo
stllu WIS teleRrapsipd him hers frum Now
fnrk few inys ag,! nnst that it is n0w hrr.
mid cntt bE rect]tprutf
, 1880-09-22

ycnta raMntto effect. IN tho first Two nets tho
thuru n Rool .ccnc. wl,nro tho herr IU tz,rea.
tho advances ,T the i,1nn alle l0ycs by in
sumption Of ficnrti,'ss trivulfty, nntl Rnutllrr
~ Which lilo Iorer, rtnieA t.y
tho sAeets nf siyat, s,..rinrns h.,nssir
tho ncrcltr s,sitnr ns u suIp.'sc'' hcIrrss. Thn
c. The cinrnctrlx of the pay ut,. lnrliir,rrniiy
slrnW,,. md pnesrss strongly nnrkr,f h,,tfnes
TIN tho wllser, thu perfnrr'Alt' ,ny lte described
~ tho Representation ns y pnsi atnry witt, III,
opportunity fnr tho nushpr 10 deliver Eo1nu
charnetcrstfo urlninns r,,thor TINT, ~ tho pres.
,lrfccta tho play wus kln,iiv rccrivn,i on liz firat
presentation aat night, anti tho .lrNasHY nf Miss
ltavrEp1rt lIld otttr female characters waa
" ltIat futrly.f
, 1880-09-22
REllGlf1lJs M0nN SINNERS.

WASHINGTON, ID. T., Sept. .2i.-,1nfernnl-
Revenue Agent Latham ut Huntsville. Ala.,
Ina latter tn the Commissioner Ut In.enui
Revenue, suys: "Dcmity-Alatahnl llowlctt
relmrts, ,'.tder date Nf Llle 1atll tnst., frou
Cross Plains, tlunt Deputy-Atnrsinls Eli tt
ntnl l.oyr attempted 10 arrest due Little fur
Illicit aistl!ling hear ti'e. aenrsin State lsW,
when fmwe was shot III three places By Little
nnI bMt!y Woititdrtt. After Lowe was dis
ah1ctl.. Effrtt pursued Little to hr nrnr n
church, wlmrN public wnrsl,ip wus being
held, where Little WIS rplnfOrgett by nr,nutl
'rtt trt'tn thu church, .shlnl Elicit wns CONF
PEELED u abandon further pllfnIlit.
, 1880-09-22
IlsiNCE,
i PACIFIC FttItE1GE Tt,f3Cy.

i rAciriC FtNtE1GN rt,f.1Cy.
LoSn0y, Srpt. al.-A Paris dispatch to
Reuter- snys: IAN tic I'nrIs papers ngrce In
ndvucnting II pacific foreign policy. Samc Ut
tic Journals steina1ul that tile Chambers bo
summoned for n s!ecIAl session. lNt It Is In
probable TINT THEY viii meet before the usual
time. 1t IS nn',n,.ncc,i tint as sou, rs tho
new Cabinet II tlcililit'y Constituted. circu-
lars t,f very saci.ie character sill be hts-
patched 10 tile representatives Of France
abroad"
nE FnEyc1SEr's FALL.
The TimcH correspondent at Paris says:
"'rhe real cas.se Ut lle FrcyelMct's fal! WIS
Ills foreign policy, and It WAS rrsDiyc,l upoll
the tlny liz orps,scA Gpn Thnunsstns u,is-
slut. tu Greece, ns afsO more denIlly OF Ills
replying tD Ganlbcttn's ,lIs4uiell,g CI,rr-
la'Avg program by, his .paeillc 1f0iltnubam
progrant. iience the cr'sls. ahd everybody
here Is convinced Of ttlls."
0AMuETrA.
TAh,s. Sept: af.-lt Is announced that
{;annetta Will shortly deliver pacific
spccelt.
sr1uKE.
Two Thousand cabnutnlakcls Of this city
haze strMe!s.
Will. nE s1lnl.r-11yED.
I.DSboN, Sept. al.-!i Paris correspondent
SAYS: II. Ferry tnlls great .li'tieuliy ln furllt-
ingn Ministry. til tic lmlflfcfAl.s t0 wlluu l,e
1lH nphtel are convinced tllnt rs St,tlll ~ tile
Chambers meet tho Ferry Ministry Will b.
upset.
wApl,lS0ToS.
PANS, Sent. el:--l'le ErcncHeMt publishes
q chllverBntlun between Osty or 1t, tstlttll}-
usot* anl ". Wntding'oI'. III wl,lrn the lat
TT @ itts; y thn1 sH. " f";a rrnSi Ws* nas
hnt nint tho ,prnN;SA! was i1tn'sr, tn y. Gnna-
Sas staslng III i'aris at tsle til'e. II. ti"la-
, 1880-09-22

GFfFkdt 0tsFh&cH 10 Ire ChifdVO Jf|IHNe.
SULLIVAN. Ind. Sept. 2l.-1ViItiam Me-
Crary antl tsaac Draprr tnve been ut bitter
enmtty for snllc YEARS. NcCrary was II hard,
reckless MIN, and had become 10 tutEiuatt
with Mrs. 1saHc Draper as tn 'bo openly
charged with brIng her paramour. On June,
i. 1910, Draper, coming llUnte ut night u,,-
expcctedty, discovered McCrary and Mrs.
Draper III claildestine meeting. A desperate
light tuoli pace III tho dark, Draper shuot1ng
MeCrary III tho breast. This ,nn.tur wns
hcra!tetl far a!ld wEtlr. md NIL the
parties. figured prominently IN the IT,
ltstratetl pollro paIors. Draper scM.-
ratetl frnin hts wife, rs lid also Me-
las never failed to kecp up Ills Intimate rp-
lntlons will Mrs. Draper, and, although lty-
lux with his wife, Dmper has felt tl,ls.
Drnper Is tic keeper Of sa'oo,. AleCnar,'
}lns been hanging around tho saiooM nit to-
day III MI intoxicated condition, Qlsarrcl1ix
nnd b!ckerins, MD threatening to shoot
draper. Abuut q o'clock he told a frtentl he
met TINT either lle himself or Draper must
die to-night. About 8 o'clock ho went Into
a ncIglltorlNg drug store. and, cooking
lis pistol. walked to tho saloon al,tl
commenced pcerl.ig IN, looking for
Drnprr, ~ Is supposed. Wi,'tu In this
net suddenly there rang out sharp and clear
1wu Ellnshuis fr1il overhead, N1ll McCrnry
fell over Instantly killed. iii was slut with
4 shotgun. sixteen shots enser1nx Ills ligasi.
Ihe shuts wcre fired frnm tho upper, window.
of thu saiogn, md bit Mccrary On the top Of
the lea(l. While there ~ no proof yet ns to
who the murderer H., thure IL ilo doubt
a,nong the ireupie Tint 1t ~ Draper. Draper
was nrreStci, and Is ,!nder $4,000 bniltls.
Tho preliminary examination will be held
}u.fuhfrttW. rhn 1tII1}tnttr f1H i'll
rect cause uf thu murder. Is saEtl to be nearly
craze, hy Il. AlcCrary IL frau Tcn,lessee,
where his pe0ple aru well Utf. Tho town Ii
greatly excited over thu murder.
, 1880-09-22
The Ferry Ministry Doomed to
Be d Very Short-Lived
One.
Turkey Withdraws from All Rcspon.
zibility for the Proposed Naval
Demonstration,
Which It IL New Said 1ylll Take Place
on Monday Of Xcxt Week.
Thirty-soveu Persons Killed by Land
Slide it Bengal.

TnE rNt:ss IN TitE rnEScif cRis1s.
LoSiuJS, Sept. oi.-1'llc Iundon cusrc-
epot,lr,t ut tlip T1mcs trlrRraplls ~ follows:
"Tl,r rllIef subject Ut discussion III tho tltr~
nlat, papers Is tile Ministerial crisis III parts
Tllc ju,trnuIs Ut aI[ s,ltlcs ut npini0n nre
fairly ,nai,,nnns III expressing Il suspicion
ard slrpat Ut t'uMbrtta. Tlle North-t3crn,an
t,izci'e )n,s not yrt Esatt time tn receive the
urter of tho tlay fr'tn the Foreign 0lsfce, but
thu independent palWra fIRve fnirfy nntici-
patctl oil that tho Government Ii Itkcly to
SHY, or 1yen To tlltnk, I'll tho subject. The
National Zcltnna t.1!,rrni) say* that In no
case will tho crisis be Interpreted rs ppucc-
ful symptom. Thu lH,Isy Ut reyrtlEa alluded
to In tiumbetta's speech ut CiertA'ilrK scelns
tn b. agaE,, III the foreground. Tile 1Mgbfdt
/, U.lbcr,lD says tint Germany knows too
well That men Ike Wnllltingtoli and DC
character. constituted In their quality NJ
plctlge VI Et'Hi nrlGilb1rllnEl with us nsltl
ieare III Emrnpc than tl;e Nrw ,nen Win
really are unly llMrEnnrts o. Gniubntta, the
ht,stle at reveilE. nEatnAt Gcrniany.' TIC
u whether tho pulley vi moderation observed
Ii! d0nystlc nt'd foreign affairs shall le rt-
placed by tho policy ut fnree. The Eciehs-
1r,tc N.otIseryntlsr} says tint IN summarizing
kHbS -Nllll@II3 JEEHlhltllt ~ N1AEIllE MS
own ertv'. tinlntrtta will before lung tluyn
tilletl Nt tho Ministerial mid diplomatic posts
with his creatures. liz vii then rcpnce
t;rGyy., t;ausl,etta's ,,alne signifies war to
tile Knife against tlie Church alMl revenge
against Germany"
Till: EMrEist>n WILLIAM
1}Enf.IS, Sept. al.-Emper,r William was
prevented by slight lndia.ms!tln,s trs',a WIS.,
iting te A!lll1e pr,ylncps to witness t1le nrltiy
Mai,euyrrs, but i'c IL arealty improving.
ONLY Nt;tlUIe.
l'Al!ls,t Sept. a!.--A telcEsu,n fsoln Stutt-
9alrt says: "1lerr VArls.,lllilpr declares tint
the stntrnlent lie l,lullu III ITS recent spccch
to the Gtfcrt TINT tho conclusion Ut the Ans.
trrtcilnall alliance VITA due to 1susAth's
oyurturts to FrMnce for MI allin,,ee a9,llnst
Germany, was l.lurely tho relntitlun Ut cur.
rt,lt rrroris, anil tint lle l,as rreclye,l no
sapeclal con,'nanicat'@;n aboat the. alleged