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CHICAGO nE.IsiwAiIoN TROUBLES
Uniicd States superyI.or GeisIer Ar.
rai.nrd Hefore Judge Drummond.

ph'N FtNtth FupttNtNWf setnter AF,
raiEnrd hefore Judge Drunim.nd.
CHICAGO, 0ctober 2S = The Gaze oil
United states sups' visor Fred. Geialer,
arrested at the pare I registration yester.
d.y by q city policeman, was before Judge
D'ummond, in the United States Circuit
Court this morning. Judge Drumm nd
reserved his opinion as to the 'ac. whether
the Supervisor wss 10 discharye OF his
duty when arrested until next Sain,day.
when the case will be fully argued before
him. He laid down the law on the gen
eral subject involved, however, and then
released Geisler wiihou. bail He held
that the United States laws appointing
and regulating the action Of supervi,ors
at an election for Rep,e e"ta.iyer
In Congress are In full fhrce aud bearing
upon all State and city ttical., no mater
whether such election be neld under the
State laws or not, that tuptrvitor IN
The discharge OF bis duties under the laws,
cannot be interferred with by any State or
city officer and that II super visDr should
be 80 arrested while iu performance, as be
claimed. ri his duty under these laws.
ihen the Federal Courts mas the right u
inquire Into the facts AID 10 pass jndg
mention them. hufu
Much in,ertst 10 felt in THE decision, q,
II Ia considered test which will de'et
mime the sfatus Of the supervisor in the
coming election hare 70 ''
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Nnienln. fer Ap ,rl,r...

SAN Asrost', Tx octub.r 2s.-Gener.
al Gtie'soa telegrapbs from Fort Q,im,n
that between forty and aity Indians from
Me.cAlero, Apache Agency, got so f.r
south In Texas as Sirra Dab'e, evidently
with the Intention OF Assisting or .ini y
Victoria, but were headed q and turned
back by troops from Esgle Springs and
GuadaIoupe Mountai g. Troops a,e pur
snirg the Indians through Sacramento
Mountains, and cavalry rlnpn the Riu
Granaa are aeiiysly scouting and wstchInp
ior thirty warriors oil Vict0riA's baud moi
killed by Gen. Terrasas. u
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3 NRw YcRix, ,'Oetd6st g. The Chairman
OF the National Democratic Committee has
issued the following Ia answer to the in
quiries concerning The arrest OF Philip:
The Republicans have arrested Philip for
crTntnul lbelin wtilingthe attic'etillihe
iruU, and not for iorgii & Garfield 3 letter,
as they have telegrspled through the
country. His arrest i a device to break
toe effect OF the publication Of Gaitield's
letter In favor Of Chiuese labor. ,s,., I
.---------.-- MM HrBARNuM.l
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w4sH,Ser W" 'oct5bsr % The bonds
,aksn from D .yIe when asrested in Chi.
sayo, are prdrrg Ing eriripsl,e4.mlRaiiep
in the bureau Of enyFavIng and printing.
The T'easnry Department to-day pur.
chased 100000 .onnpes of Ane sllyet, for
dsllyery W. the PhiIadelphiH, San Fran.
risrI aud New o leans uIints,
The excess OF exporis over imports Of
stated In specie Valne for
The t,lne months ended September 80, was
s73, ,16O.430. The excess far the c'rre+.
pggrr miue months OF 1870, wssslB,.
l4DS34 Excess Il importruf gold aud
silver coin and bullion du,irg The nine
months ended Sep embet 80, 1880, $50, .
b?a 7c9. unr,rsBon' Jug niue mVnIhs oi
fs70 SIS 4sl IS2'
The q vetnneut receipts aggregate
81 ,lbO 600 IHh h-|F.
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Nua.E,, ~ >kws. I, 4.
so,neaiic asa P"s.... .si.h on all sorrs
20 1a.E HHNs.t of ~ Ifyets. 1-i.t'i@

He'ieaiic asa R"r.,-. ..i~ts Oh all Sorts
~ "' "'N.' srsailrcis l-i''i
The Cologne Gosaie cays: weate rs.
suted lla; tils RavernheIt has 10 tjtpn-
iup to make any alteration fn'the.laws
,eating To coinsge. .la, .
The death 10 announced oi, helm us
scruf Mr. Chsilts Hare ,urt, pf D NY Lane
Theatre. tram eHtc,sM y fall Through, Il
stage trap at the theatre. I'd Il 4t.-m
Tom Bsts (solorstll killed S IT. Moore
(whurl Yesterday Tear JJueebur0, iGs.
hours ssann old citizen Clayton q mn.
". the dispute wa- about the pn,cseds
of a ssle pi eotton. Belts war arrested
all tn. provincial mics III the aIsen-
tine Confederation arr BIZ abdltGReiE A
proposal has been made III tiLe uoH9,es4
q thar Republic TO grsnt y subsidy of
FOO 600 yearly 10 K Iacb' = line Of stgltlsIs
Detseell BneaOs Ayes and New Y1fk.
Iu the HQrnsll.ville, N Y, dI,flct. D..
s. u SrauucE, Gcetub4ck CaUdIdtl, fnr
Assembly, has vi hd,Rwn h f4Sa q he
nteres u Rev. iiIs. K G..ci,.r. - ~
uira, brnlher of Rev Henry Mad Bttch.
ar, q e.i!bsrk cthdidUe for CoGgiers,
endoned by the Dem Gratis. a'4 -
Il Is spii hat the Kums aie 6 ipv in'o
the town Of Jimmy ali, Spuhetn i;eis a.
rhe town Of KhAi. In thr Rani- pt,,b., q,
70 also threatened Anmheti b. d, ~ liar
Ua,ianS drsl,oytd MsbmSdi-l.alwp miles
rim Au'kAleh, ReiplD' crnemlE ut Ihs
Persian tHOnps on ths aay from TrheIan
are weeks journey trum {, utk sleh,l
At Cincinnati. yesterday iorenOop, q
highupl accident happs, ed, iltemIHoing
nnV Of the casualty At the buildilV ol
Washington Hall, 10 this city. Atlrhe
Public Library hnildinv, two paiuterS,
Chat'ss ihorD and Henry Mum; wslp on
. so,tnld AZ y e,Inies eiph'y Ret above
the sidewalk! whrn ~ hook br ke, a.dIthe
Two men were thrOwn TO the. sn.ind.
DO Il Mete ius antly killed. 1horp !eaye1
| O i4nily, hut Mum "a unmafIipd
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GRASrAr BurrALo.
an Imm.nse sya,ian 10 the Rx.Prssi
d"''' Senator ConkiisE Addresses tho

I
Meeiing.
buysnLo, October 2s.-General Grant
presided at grand mass meeting here 10.
day. The applause which greeted the ap.
pesrance Of the General was long and
draiening, andit was several minutes be-
fore order could be restored. Stepping to
trout platform, heapplause and cheers
we're renewed. The General appealed for
rider, but the crowd continued TO shout
and cheer. shefmans, Rodgers, who In
introduced General Grant, made al earn.
est appeal for quiet, but seemingly With
nut effect. General Grant then aIose
ard said: ''Fn.t 1la@ asu sto1a
FxLLnw crizsss:-As I cannot possi-
bly, make myself heard ! shall not say
aiy,hing 70 you. but introduce yeu &c
once to s.na'or Conkling.
Then General Grant mounted the re.
porters' stand at the end Of the platform
aud was cheeted to the echo again and
| gain Alter several minntes' ieIIyFGpn.
atal Grant addretai d the peoI le a. follows:
FELLOW CfTizgss: Unless order can be-
restOied II h not worth while fJri any one
10 attempt'to spssk. I am sure that
cannot make myself heard I'm highly
,raliied to zee the Rlea, numb Of peIple
bat bsye timed Dpt here to.dsy,' Ram
o ,nviI c-d that the people of the ,g.tat
stare Gi New Yuik are alive 10 peiilit @
iesnes inthia campsiyn.a sN y5''b ot
The Dtlnocrstc parry IL aorganizad
=, der the conlrol is .of i!rfbel bsipa-
dter'. We want at least O national pr &,
.ilh ap"l'cy that wi u gteysil IN ri s,l-
ions. We sle nor wiliIR, ard, " uoRle
;ot willing, aud amo"g tbs people .otathe
Empire State there are men who will not
submit to Southern rule j wsnt sto be
nled by Northern people shile we are
dive /! predict for this > ale he grea,est
victory 1t lla+ esel had. and that Il will be
,yictary from the p.c6c to- the Atlantic,
throughout the snire NMtitrn States.
and that We will hAvs q d fisrsgt organi.
z"ion 10 contend with In ihe,.next elec.
ion from what We have now.1 ,Gisol,
We will have au organization then 10
contend with which will lie divided into
~! parties, and not by two s.e ions Of
he cou TRY. We will have then Zee
balIpl -nd IN honest ba'iot, which ihe pen-
peat this clnnlFYa,e edeie,miueilt0.h have,
tnd u The Son'h persists IL, " Soid, South
hey will be met by n Slid sNVthl l
would mike myself head 81 l.clulhusnd
tsyl lmnie 10 you. but !, is itnp Ossitleiaud
viii nov, iaH Hoduct IN you n spe .kes Yho
eau make hinself head, Seuator coukiing,
u the s ATE OF New Y ,lk. s,.1,3usq
.Agrand to'Chlixhl prnre.siou took place
IN the evening, and when that was nver
public reception was tendsred General
Graut. i.7,,..l.-r.i t,,. y,,f,zs, 80
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WASHING roN, o. ober % Ire Signal
Corps station at the scene Of the wreck cHf
Oape Henlopan reports TO The chief signal
officer as follows: The unknoWu A.ig
befo'e reported ashore al this boint l. the
Rrilish brig S.tland, bound from MArign,a
10 Delaware Break water Tor orders. She
ran ashore at9PM The crew Nt eight
men and one pssEhrspr ssytd. The
esptain aud Rassengsf are ash IRE, and the
ieinSil der Of the crew on hoard Of ihs
yessei IN good condition, The cargo is
l,pEood,
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Prospect OF a carnpaixu Against HIn
sead'Afe 80 Aftrr'Alt. |

'e4a'hfe 80 Aft.rAIi.
wAsniSoros, October 2S The War
Office has received the folio wing: .r-
=" HEaDauARfERs DEPARTMENT DAkorA |
ct PAUL NI>S uc. %, lSs0. !
Col N A Mites, F. Keogh, Mortiqnaai
Yopr dltps lh oi J yesterday received
There Ia to bs no change OF policy. The
delay was ordered In consequence OF re
ports received from Sitting Bulls camp OF
his great dissatisfaction with and dtsap.
pointmentat the attitude Of the B lush
.authorities., II seemed that il there re-.
tports were truethe results which we de
sire might be obtained without the hard.
ships aud expense OF campaign, aud !
wished for time to verify or dlsapproye
them. Yuu Rave before this receiYed .
syn0psiS'ol these Tvp"ria, and ! an IN.
clined 10 believe them 10 be true
Allison, the scout, who believes these
reports, ! have known for many
years. He was formerly the Interpreter At
Sanding Rock, and think that he 10 very
Intelligent aud lftey 10 havs great deal
Of intinerce with the indians Hs lis con.
tidpi hat he can indhce Sitting Ball him.
self to surrender. He Is now at Bum uck
and propose to send him at once u BAT.
ford aud thence to Sitli,g Bulls camp. Iu
The meSnliMe % on WITH ynAr oYn pto:
grsmm-, and II you thir X 1t Important TO
s'art a Oolumn toths MUS.el Shell atonGe
thave no objection. Telegraph me II you
start 1t, and what aub,istanCe and Rraiu
you reqnira. Tell me what time you have
given lLe Indians and when It will expire
I earneslly hope that the Efforts you ale
making TO bring he Indians will he suc
ceEsfnl, 80 the troops may avoid the risk
and danger Of cAmpaign. ~,
- AlFREp H. TERRY.
@ Brig tien CpWmAndipg.
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CHIcAoo, October 2s -Mits Emma Jew.
cit has accepted Miss Minnie Pineo's chal.
lenge 10 ride twenty mile race for s. 900
q side, and stipulaies that the money shall
be Deposited In the First National Bank
Of Chicago to-day. TIE race tn be- rnn on
the Chicago ndylrg Rak, lAle Jockey
Club, irsck, at iheL June meptinR nex,
'year, each fiaer to furnish her own horses
and change as often as she chooses:
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PHlL.DELPHlA, octobsr % About two
years sgo suit was begun in the United
States Circuit Court by Judge F. $. u.
lhrop, representing the Central R,ilaoRd
o. New Jersey, and MUses Taylor. m b..
hall oi the Baltimore and Ohio Ri'mad
Company, who applied for an Iihrctipn
res!rainlng the Rsnnsylyania haiIrnrd
Company IRON interfering with thu rights
u otter parlie, Ia ia'sre,t The c1s W u
argued at length nv cunnsel, aud this
morning Juigs MrKsnnan gave his de.
csion granting the i,jnuc'ilu.
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WILL SUPPORT GARrIsLp.


BosTos. oc,ober 2s.-A dispa'ch to the
Herald from Portland says: Neal Dow,
Prohibition candidate for the Presidency,
hiss Withdrawn and given notice that he
will support the Republican ticket in the
present campaign and that be will vote
for Ga,fi- I'D. -
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!, WAsn,Saros, ost1bsr S,-Inquirieu
have been received at,the State Depar ,
ment in rgud 10 the Gaze Of James Red.
path, correspondent OF New York and q
ohivsso newspaper, said tc be in danger Of
arrest in IrelabdIfor participation In sgrari.
an troubles. The Department responded
that II had no tiicisl info, nation 81 the
arrest OF any Americans in Ireland
because Of their Ill iation with the Land
Lesgupr, hut thar, Il Mr.. R-dpath or any
other Am.'ican citizen was arrested, this
Government. .wonld see that they received
u fair trial. oi course, II they had pa'tici.
pted in the demonstrations Of the Land
Lesgne, had acied as aeiralors. aud com.
milled themselves sgainst the Brilish Gov.
ernuent, 40 that they broke British laws,
they would be punishable in. British
urts. AL that the United States could
do would be TO see that they had an im
partial uial, -..g. -.,..- ~. BIN.
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An Opportunity "r American Trade
/. -N,E AmUuE them -.t H z

An Opportunity for American Trade
tts Amoug thetp -.s
WASH NeroN, uctber 2s.-Reports 10
the Department OF State show that II
would be easy to introduce American ag.
ricultural machinery in Japan, il II could
cultivate rice asa first success. Americans
are in favor with the government aud the
people. The climate ia Unwilling; tits tenn.
pered by u Gnustant stream from the equa
tor on one hand and by q counter current
i,om the Arctic seas on the other hand
Japan is equal in area TO 800 States like
California. There is no limlL 10 Its capGc.
Ivy for producing tea and silk with our
implements. Iice also, and this insuree
capacity for trade. Even nov ia.
pan takes 10 our & ,nr along its seahDard
This trade would grow immensely Il We
won d send q ,ur into the in,e i1r, with
cpnks IN shaw them how to use II. They
are quick TO learn, There will a'Says re
y great glsrksl nr our fruits, Rreen and
died. The III aud climate grow apples,
pears and other iruirs, hut oil tuGh irni's
are useless. ~ d their q 'wers are with IA,
smell, Straw berries sent there grow we'll,
hut the berries h.ys no favor. Every
where arr found American canned good,
but they themselyes can salmon, oysters
mushrooms, venispn, &c Mechanic 20.
uius is not interior 10 Guta. Amsiio ~.
have woOlen mill there, TRa lapsnes.
have never made Vople1 goods nor worn
them, yet they put up these works sDd
tpund Ilenty OF hands that readily Learned
10 spin aud weave almost as psltseiy a,
they do silks. - ~.
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New YORR, October 2s.-Mrs LINCOLN,
widow of the late President tincoln, who
EFiyea from Eutops yesterday, is"t the
Clarendon hotel Atths hptel !, IA said
The |. .dy is g. III no one - allowed To gall
pP'u her, and e4rds are not sent to her
rooms.
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IRISH IMBRoGLIo.
INcREAsISeiY cRIrIc.L CONDITION
'He OF RARfAIRS. D
a Meeting or Radicals 10 Diaeups the
Matter Arrangements for the
Proseeuii"n-some ChanE,s In
the vie,ims--snspeas or
veg Habeas Corpas ASKED. s7'

| n-,GL- ~ ttF.. A. ff-.-..ts
LoSpos' ocsoper "a p'enmrhr'
inference was held here last night ~
twenty representatives. from the Ridira
r,nha NJ To,do, IN Al. .s,.. tho .,,;n,, a
~. ~ - 'cS..L-'D.''.' 1''.' ~ .e,' e'' '
ne ooye'hneut on tne lrlsn qnes,lonI
MesSrs. Fipnelan, N p, and 7 P. 0'Cor
ner, N. p, addres.ed the meetiuv. Tn,
nllowinu resolu,,o, va. nns,;mo,.,,
..r.'I.. - -,
auoP.eeo: tnat 'n,s ineet'rgot EpRilsh
Scotch and Irish Radicals find with regret
that the Chief Secretary for Ite,a, d Ia.
vialded IN l.,d ov,s,s, to,.o...,a,,
-. - ~ 49,. ~ - ' 80 w W. HOe'e'oD
aea'nss 1ne Urn people, ana ca'is upon
he Government TO prove It's liberalism b.
giving The same Justice 10 Ireland which
l. hs. L,n,,,. d.m.ndad T., -. p.,..s;
..a ana In. ansa...,s ~, ."I nu'sN.
avs ana o'nef depressed nstlonaiititf. ana
mat Gentlemen present ,in ina prelimt'
naty canmlt'ee Er e @ tme PURPOSE OF evokirg
NO "p'nnnh " E,stsn penocrats WIN
exsrn p me sc'ion o. me Government
"~aIn sldl,, ths 1rlsp prope
10 pnonh nothing ~ elked OF but me
Mpr"ach'ng stare triais ihe'r probao'e
cln'' qienceS ann tnelr ehect on tne isnd
g,.Ms.ion. a. tne opehlns o, ,ht y
'enoer term 1r. dn'Ws near tne excl' ement
increases. The arranpenenlsoi the Gov
-'nmeht ior lhe prosecutions are most y
u NOT qnre eompiet.a. out the closest
,crey IS m'eiVen WIFI respect 10 tnem
oily ieW liclas are tesi'y aware OF IN me
tf,c' ihtehu'hs o. 'he y lvefnment Fhe
.m'lc'ment !. y '.t., Is peing ptin'ed 10 England.
ana every pfecan,ipn y oes"e taken to
Keep the feLtions OF th. lioss. nmeni
n"knowh Nv . neuhite uecision mas hern
,taGhsa. .t's'; several name th.t were IN
cInded IN the hfst ipdictmehi nave been
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YalnIInIl nr rn,nirra.

CINCINNATI, ort % Charles Thropp,
a married man, and Henry Mum, single,
both residents Of this city, while pAintipg
the Public Library building we,e precipi.
ta'ed to the grouud, ut noon to-day, y dis.
lance of eighty feet, and both Instantly
killed.
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nerle Held ls ! d, Que n.ii.

CHlcAe ,, October 2s II, b Doyle, who
was arrested here recently with q large
amount Of counterfeit bonds inI bis pos.
session, sas before Commissioner Hahn
this morning OF Aebsrvenf forging UOi,ed
States bonds a. d c,npons IN q amount
Of $Ss 600, y d wac he'd 10 so 900 bill, 10
deiSult ui which, he was seut u III. ~
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pniferm sunas, sehooI s,,,u,,dy. M, n.

cHlcAoa. os'ober 2S-rhe Inter.
natian sunday School Lesson Committee
's In Eession In this city, the Rev. Gf ].
II, Vincent presiding, ptepsridg i, wsp'iilds
ssa,sm oi nnitn,m lessons lDr The year
1882. for which the Gospel Of Marx will be
,aken. '',''' nv
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q llnnssNoi f.enli nlisamnlI.e !. ! ID, 81 /.

CkEErtANp, 0ctoler g. NqperOus ip.
quiries have been received here tonight
to know whelhets General Garfield is still
at bis home at Mentor, and in answer.to
telpgrsped inquiry relative TO q sdbf
for him TO oappear in New York, he tepiIed
that be had heard Of no such document.
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Aud so we might go on euumerating
other counties almost ad in6ni'nm There
is UpAhur ID. D. T, F-lsS0 -ol, and
there Is Gilmer (where Ksmple has lately
been), and Tucker, and Pend'eton, and
the dear knows how many more, where
Jacob YVES affected" down to the lowest
notch on the State ticket. And this remark
brings us TO a
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EEH FoHK, octobef %. Tie bullion in
the Bank Of e. gland incteased GSSO,oOO
during the past week. The ptoporlmn Of
revenue to The liabilities il 90 10 per
cent bullion gone Into The b4uk ON bal.
ance to-day Ei3OO0
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wAsalSGr N, outOber es,-'rhe ttforAo
Rear Admiral Stevens, oi4the United
States Navy, to open up the trade Of the
C0rean PaniusulA To civilized nAtiohF, has
fesnteh n 1 failure, and the enterprise
has been abandoned ior the present.
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& wRTzgL COUNTY.

And we are led to exclaim, A tu Brtei
ory in other words, thou too Capernanml
the chielest among Democratic counties5
and the one altogether lovely. Hete
Jake, "sorrow laden" should have found
his distant Alden" but we giievsto say
hedidn't. welzel was affected with the
prevailing anti7J 4ckson epizootlc, aud the
vote stood:
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Wilkes, which he characterized as das'
tatdIy. Judge Davis told him while be
was q witness he would not be interfere d
with. Hart thereupon promised TO pro-
duce The envelope TO o.morrowss Cpl.;A F.
Rockwell was recalled and be stesiifvd
that be Purchased a copy of the Wash.
iugton Carte when it first published The
fac tinriIe copy OF the Morey letter and
compared 1t with the letters in Lis posses
sion received, from, Garfield, and then
tboughtityasa q i5gsty, He then COM
municated with Ga, field, and Oh q teIe.
graphic request Henry E Knox came
here and SUI mit,ed TO Col. Bliss
a, DOZEN LETTERS lie HAD RECEIVED PROM
ts3ggs GEsEaAfs GkePlElp. n
4 Johe which sas chosen % Compare ex.
hibits and fue stmiie copies Of the Morsy
letter with the letter was chosen by Bliss,
but he did not know 1t was picked out bs.
cause it 4TeSembltd the letter ut denial
from Garfield TO Jewell, but thought Il
was chosen because 1t was neal est TO itin
date. When shown the MOrey letter he
examined It closely. and did not think IL
WAS, Cattle Ga wiring. though. there was
come resem blance On cfoes. examination
he stated he was Assistant QIiarterInaster
In the army, specially detailed TO take
charge Of the National cemeteries; that
his present position was dee to General
Gufield's interest in him, he having been
ess;las'e q lns4E4 big aad he *as greatly in
Albert D1pgett, ex Sheriff Of Khg
county, testified that he knew Philpai"i
Z years. and knew his handwriting. On
looking at a manuscript copy Of the article
published in the Truth, entitled n
LYING AND STICKING TO 1T"
be said il was in sPhiIp's hand writing, and
on CON pairing it with thejaidrey letter he
thought they were in the same handwri'.
ing. He was strong Repnblic.n and had
large sums wugered on Ga feds election
James McDeimUtt testified thai be knew
Philip intimately. was familiar with bis
handwriting, and on comparing the
MOIey letter with the exhibits, believed
lhem 10, be the same He tdmitted
t6'havirg beeti Il dicIed 'iof ielH1iGus ar.
saul, but was not convicted, lHesf@ed
while q reporter on the Brp0klyn Journal
heshad been sued fol. $50 600 dHmaresslur
libel by Hemy U. Bowen, uv suit arisihg
out Of the BreGher. Tilton case. 81
CHARLES Hoffman testified that he II
smplnyed by SArony and photographed
fac simie copies from the original coliy,
&tlith wasgiven To- Mr.. satony tby Mr.
Hart Ea3V ~ = SHGs | i
ID. Y Ames, an expert, was called. Hi
compared n fac aliie copy withsthe ex-
by khilpl apd1 with 1one ~
HaFfelds letters, and Idtclard thal
the icrossiug idfs the ..Bs" iabd II 9
general formation OF the loops
penshsves. epacing, and the general slope
and scope are mure characteristic 81
writing in the exhipitsrhap I'M Gartitld's
letter He STA, ed ihatthe wffliiginith.
exhibits and M0fey letter we're The SAME
He was cross examined as to the olller
Trials in v hich lie hadbeen1a Sitriess. HIs
Cross examination will be concluded -
morrow morning; to which time the Couri
adjourned.
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