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CRIMINAL RECORD.

EVIL Doinss In the City During the Past
Twenty-four Hours.
Michael Mccarthy and John johnson were
arrested shortly after II o'clock last night by
one Of Hamlin's night watch, who caught
them in the act of robbing J. 4. Marshall in
front Of No. 80 West Lake street. Marshall
lives at No. 261 South Water street They
did not succeed in getting anything from
him. Both prisoners are unknown to tbs
police
Maria johnson, formerly an inmate Of the
Woman's Industrial Home, No. 216 Fulton
street, was at the Madison Street Station last
night, charged with disorderly conduct.
Prompted by Christmas bibu1ations, she
threw large stone through one Of the win
dows Of the Home, and narrowly missed hit
ting one OF the inmates.
Frank Nonahan, alias Mccarthy, is pris-
oner at the West Madison Street Sta ton
charged with burglarfzing the saloon Of Siss-
man j. Kawleigh on Van Buren street. near
Clinton. The saloon was entered few
nights ago, and was robbed OF some
san sms b9sss Ssat,tv OF OF eise1fo cfotnne and and
ever ever since then Monahan has been negotlat-
Ing with Rawleigh for the restoration of the
property. He claimed to know who the
thieves were, and offered to restore the cigars
was concluded that he himself was the thief.
Twelfth-street district, who is fast achieving
Peter Karstein's saloon at No: SIS Union
street and called, for q drink: Being
ffs2dy n@ a1ank and ns fben BE-
came very quarrelsome. BE was put
out Of the Saloon, but returned shortly after
with pocket-knife IN his hand; and sue
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Special D!spaeeh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NORRIS, ILL.,, Dec. o5.-Last evening the
usual Christmas bull was attended by many
OF the first citizens of the city. During an
fnterMission, while Mr.. Fish, one of the
dancers, was passing to the restaurant. 4
hard case named Ed Ahern, who had been
hanging about the ballroom, drew revolver
on Fish, demanding that he kneci down be-
fore him. This Fish refused ito do, and
Ahern followed him into the restaurant,
where he used indecent and insulting lam
guage in the presence of ladies, and with his
revolver kept some fifteen young braves at
bay. This morning the Sheriff arrested him,
and he is now in jail awaiting the action of
the Grand Jury. He has lived III this vicinity
the past year or more, working OIL the canal,
and has been previously arrested for his mis-
conduct
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1ofms that the Act Was Pure
" Accidental in Its
= Nature.
Railroad Engineer at Franklin,
To-, Murdered by a Drunken
Negro.
- Murderer Escapes, but Is Being
Pursued by Party Of
LJnchers.
" 1auis the Scene Of Several Serious
Cutting and stabbing ARRAYS
Yesterday.
nFPLORABLE TRAGEDY.

so,ttat nspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
m rno. O., Dec. o5.-Your correspondent
-. Inst returned from Napoleon, thirty-six
u;1s. vest on the Wabash Road, which place
~ this morning the scene of startling
..,edr. which has shocked the whole COM
rnnlty, and caused the greatest excitement,
.stng to the prominence Of one Of the princi-
s.narties concerned III the affair. This was
.Tl;os, R. D. Scott, formerly Of South Caro-
IN, but originally Maumee Valley
Ioneer, who shot and Instantly killed
1nnag man named Warren Drury. It seems
tt Iast nlgf, the young son Of Gov. Scott.
TX Scott Jr, aged about 10, was
,nt on Christmas-Eye lark With
younE man named Drury, aged
,hut @, and both had been drinking heavily,
nd rs is customary on such occasions, the
uxn was full Of bibulous and noisy young
mn. Towards midnight Gov. and Mrs.
s,ott sent from their hotel two or three times
far tfeir son, but the parties could not get
linn away from Dr1ry. Meantime the young
nen had gone to bed over drugstore, but
at up again and started out after the pro-
uietor had gone away. Finally, about /
Stlcek, the Governor went himself to the
drugstore, md, being let inside by Drury,
aanulded that he be allowed to
70 upstairs after his son. As there
yese no other witnesses to the affair. the
Governors account is the only one obtain
fhle He said he was resisted by Drnry,
xho opposed his further advance mp the
ez.iETay; that us he went to 70 past him
lb revolver, which was In his overcoat
prket on the right hand side, went Of acct-
aeatally, the ball taking effect In Drury's
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DENVER, Colo, Dec. 25.-The Denver Re
p,4blican'a Socorro. N. NJ, special says: At
the Christmas festival held here Christmas
Eve, several Mexicans created disturbance.
which was Quelled by A. II. Conkling, editor
OF the Sun Shortly afterwards, while Mr..
Conkling and his wife were leaving the
arms, while third fred three shots, killing
Conkling instantly. The assasins fled to a
small town In the vicinity, where they are
guarded by 2.o00 Mexicans. A large posse Of
Ws tsa arned nend tS get the
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the vertical suns asepcf 1r the South Atlantic,
expellng its BuperioduiA6ent sir northward to
be massad over the equatorial part OF the An
method OF scaling tas great southern dome Mr.
WhympeE leisureIy nchtevod bis remarkable
success, and has given alpine climbers a good
illustration Of akfllthi exploration. conducted
for thirty-oiRht daysa attitudes over II 600 feet
above the ocean.
, 1880-12-26
EQLTMHn9. II.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec 25.-Chr1stmas was
very generally observed. Among other fes-
tivities, William Wagner, a popular brick
yard man. was fatally stabbed in saloon,
1t is supposed by an associate, Ferdinand
Krost,
Twenty prisoners in the County Jail mu-
tinted to-day, and all the police In the
south end OF the town were called In to quiet
them. One shot was fired, but without
fatal results Cold water and chunks of
coal tkrown at the prisoners was found to
be sufficient argument to Quell the trouble.
Several convicts were severely injured by
being hit with pieces Of coal.
, 1880-12-26
R1T)nJET).

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-During disturbance
to-day in the hotel Of e. T. Griffin, at Rocka-
way Beach, one Mahon attempted to stab
the proprietor. The latter drew a revolver
and fred six times at Mahon, who fell NOR
tally wounded. Griffin then seized q gun
and riddled Mahon with buckshot
, 1880-12-26
ROBBED.

Special Dixpdtch to IAs CA{edoo Ir{bun&.
GAlESA, ILL.,, Dec. 25.-Tha safe in E. J.
Classen's grocery-store, in this city, was
robbed this forenoon Of pocketbook con-
tanning between $500 and 5000 in currency.
The theft was perpetrated by some unknown
person while the proprietor was engaged In
waiting upon customers. 4 portion OF the
money was subsequently, found hidden In q
woodpile back OF the Custon-House*
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ST. Lotus, No., Dec. a5.-This morning two
Germans, Gottfried Differt and Jacob
Schwalb, became involved in diff
ficulty, and Differt drew his knife and cut
Schwalb in the abdomen, intllctlng danger
ols and probably fatal wound. The fuss oc-
Cured on the Bellefontaine road, near Hall
avenue. at Banners Hall. Difert made his
escape, but was shortly afterwards arrested
in bed at his residence.
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ON A SPREE,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec o5,-Peter Mukes
stabbed Harvey Bell in the heart about II
a. III, On Eighth street, near Market The
murderer was arrested. Both were negroes.
and both on spree.
, 1880-12-26

What cures OF Blood and Skin Diseases, and
Scalp Affections with Loss Ut Hair, can compare
with those Of the Hon. VIM. Taylor. Boston.
Suite Senator OF MASSACHUSETTS: Alderman Tuck
er, Boston: S.A.Stecle. Esq, Chicago: FIJI. Drake,
Esq. Detroit; H. G. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson.
N. y: Charles Houghton. Esq. Boston, and
many Others, details Of which may be had on
application TO Messrs. Weeks s. Potter, Boston
, 1880-12-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Arend Kumysn-Prof. Il. NJ. Hale In
q communication to THE TRIBUNE says:
'.Ku,nyss should be the reliance of the ply
sician in all those cnses OF debility In
which prompt Improvement Ut the genera! tone
IS imperative. k,myss Is the Dlandest and most
easily digested food. und as such tho best nour-
ish1nent for q weak stomach; ut the same time,
through tho process Of fermentation which
kumyss unJerKOes. medicinal qualities arc de-
yeloped which we yainly look FOR in mnteria
uledica In nausea, vomiting, extreme cuses Of
dyspepsia, kulnyss acts like Il charm, promptly
relieving I'LL the distressing symptoms OF such
cases. When the stomach rejects all else,
Kumyss is retained and assimilated, anordtng
the patient nourishment. strength. and comfort.
and, US logical consequence. nervous
ncss ceases and refreshing sleep follows.
In Scarlet intermittent, gastric. aud
typhoid fever. prefer ku1nyss as tho exelus-
I've dict. It satisfies thirst nnd hunger and allays
the fever. kunyss has considerably the au-
vantage over drugs, in thnt it never can do
is an absurdtty which no intelligent physician
attempts In this day But not only IN extreme
cases should kumyss be rcsorted to: it should be
the chief remedy fnr u weak stomach under all
circumstances. The dyspeptic brain:worker
With few glasses Ut humyss day will improve
his digestion and his nerve force. Ladies would
be less nervous, more FiRCrtus. and healthier
looking II they would add to their daily diet
few glasses Of kulnyss ....-
Send for treatise Oh kumyss- Beware OF imi-
taions.
Arcnd's Eumyss Is not sold to the trade, but
to customers only. ,-.-
A. Arend. chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue
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STABBED.

8pettal Dtsputeh to 1he Chicago 1ftbun&.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec. 25.-Jacob Sher-
ley stabbed the City Marshal of Clinton.
townJust north Of this city, in a ballroom
last night. Sherley was disorderly, and the
Marshal, Mr.. Fitzpatrick, in attempting to
put him out, was stabbed in the heart and
died Instantly. The murderer has not yet
BEEN Mrested.
, 1880-12-26
NFW-YFAR'S CALLS.

Gentlemen who intend making calls New
Years should remember that nothing will
add so much to their personal appearance as
stylish silk hat or an elegant ss:alskin cap
fronl the splendid stock Al 4. Bishop Il Co. =,
lB4 State street, corner Monroe.
, 1880-12-26

Mrs. Asa R. Brown. Maiden. Mass., had Salt
Rhcum on body and limbs for eight years. No
kind Ut treatment or medicine or doctors did
her any good. Limbs SO raw and painful that
she was Obliged at times 20 about On crutches-
Muny Of Malden's best citizens can testify 70 her
condition She despnired of cure or even reliet-
Used the Cuticura Keso!vent internally, and the
Cuticura and the Cutcura Soap externally, and
WAS cured In sir months.
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NEAR CAnDINGTON, O.

CLEVELAND O., Dec. 25.-A Leader special
from Cardtngton says: While Emanuel
Dlecert and family were in that place on
business their dwelling, a few miles out,
burned to the ground from some unknown
cause, Considerable property was lost
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TRENTON, N. j., Dec. o5.-Irs. Henry
johnson was burned to death by ire in her
dwelling on Front street. Her husband has
been arrested.
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or three minutes. The assailing party es-
capped before the police arrived OIL the ground.
Vne or two other cutting scrapes occurred
character.
, 1880-12-26

AT NORWAY, ME. :!
NORWAY, Me-, Dec. 25.-The NezU Religion
(newspaper) office burned to-day. -. !
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OaDENsBURG, n. T., Dec. 25.-The dd-
ua4,ce {newspaper) block burned, to-day.
Partly Insured. j. {,
, 1880-12-26

Hoer1cke Il Tnfel Have Wall-Stoeked
homcounthIc pharmacies devoted exclusively to
theg ale OF homeopathic medicines and books. in
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, New Or
leans, and San Francisco, Their Chicago estap-
Ifahucnt Is ut 35 Clark street.
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st., Boston, and are for sule by all Druggists
Price OF Cuticurs, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
80 cents; large boxes, 81: Cutic1lra Resolvent,
Medicinal Toilet Soap, 2, cents: Cuticura Me-
diclnal Shaving Soap, Is cents; in bars for Bar
bers and large consumers, 50cents-
E Al malkd free on receipt Of price.
, 1880-12-26

OF the many cough remedies before
the public Mncalister's Cough Mixture gives the
, 1880-12-26

Manuel Manintz. New Orleans, La., writes:
mo others can compare with the Cutlcura ROM
edies- I hive used them in all forms for n Sc
vere case OF what tho doctors called Eczema,
which was e1ectually cured in eight weeks
, 1880-12-26

The Duchess Of 9oneFseps Sale"
London s,onddtd D<c: 10.
Tho third day Of the sals nf the waEnfooe OF
the late Dowaxer Duchess of Somerset witnessed
more competition than either OF lts a.,,
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CAUTION /

The wonderful achievements cnd
tuccees OF III Rle'2 HI oM<y OF
HQrehound and Tar has canst41
tha Issue Of counterfeIts and dscep'
tive and dangerous mixtures benr-
inE parts OF It's compound name ~
Trade Mark device. Hc NOT DC
ceiyed By these vile subserfngss, bus
pbt1ln tsIInle'A f1o@cy OF k1<szt.-
hoard and Tar" ny Ax fun Ittnt !:
aud also observe the Hbove EAA&1
Tynde-kafk device on the wrapper
enclosing each bottle, t1a1hda1 s1asae''
aone II Qe1Ht1s<.
For Sale by al! Druggists,
, 1880-12-26

HALEs HoNEx HoREH0UND AND TAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
A GRAND MASS-MEETING.

WOODSTOCK, Conn. Sept. 19.--Aftcr n c5,.-
sultahon VITA many OF the leading Republicans of
wiBdham County aud elsewhere. It has been decided TO
hold grand mass meeting uere on Thursday. the 30ih
Instant beginning at 10 III. and closing at sundown.
1t is desired far 1t may be practicable. to bring
together at this important meeting all the voters in
every town and village within twenty miles
Woodstock. and entertainments and privileges OF
the occasion Will be enjoyed by all the people without
the OF a cent to any one present refreshment
table Will be spread with abundance OF food, and
hitching and new stable accOmmOia ions of me
park Tvs hch together will provide comfortable room
ana protection twelve hundred team) viii be open
to all who desire to use them. Refreshments may be
brought by every family delegation attending the
mass meeting. Marshas and ful police force will he
present and that good orris observed throughout
the mole park, and everything will he done insure
the safety comfort and convenience of all present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
A STRONG NOMINATION.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Sept. 19.-At noon
yesterday, in Schenectady the Hon. George West, Of
the LIST Assembly District OF Saratoga County, was
nominated for Congress by the noticeable repre-
sentaton OF leading pubhcans assembled in this
Congressional District comprising the Counties OF
Hamilton, Fulton, Montgomery, Schenectady and
Saratoga. However many assurances may exist OF a
grand Republican triumph in the Nation November @
there attended with positive clements
than those which point to the election OF Mr. West
There discussions in the Republican ranks in the
district. and is within the bounds OF to antici
pate majority approx mating If It does not exceed
1000 Mr. West is representative business man, being
largely engaged in manufacturing at bnston spa; Is
identified with the banking interests Of the village and
of The Nation well. aud IL always found active In
every enGcavOr to facilitate the cOllcciv Interests OF
the people He occupied "a seat in the Legislature for
five consecutive terms. and confidence in his integrity
has grown stronger with each recurring session. The
conventions mark OF high esteem was largely due to his
very acceptable career citiZen. Republican and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
NOVA SCOTIAN TOPICS.
TIE SEA sTREwN WITH wRECKs-AN INSANE MANS

TIE SEA STREWN WITH WREChS-AN INSANE MAN .
FREAK.
HALIFAX, Sept. 19.-The steamer Beta,
which arrived to-day from Jamaica and Bermuda
passed through wreckage, DRIFT material. portous OF
vessels rigging cargo, etc., almost tue entire passage
The steamer Alhambra has arrived from st. JOINS ~
F. bringing the captain, officers two of the crew and
several Of the steamer Anglia which was
lost in collision. The Trnacria. which sailed to-day
for London Boston, took the captain and an Officer
The steamer Alhambra has sailed for New York.
Newfoundland and Labrador fishing reports to the
11th inst are by no means satisfactory. The shore
catch is less last year. which short one, while
Labrador altogether below anicipations The outlook
for the coming winter is by no means pleasant -
Merlin Rock, IN ST. Johns IN f. NarroWs. VIII no
longer he obstruction to even the largest CLASS OF
sBips Dynamite applied on the Sih ana 0tn, me
effect which reduced the by three feet thus eaV
ing twenty-nne feet OF water above it,
The British war vessel Druid has sailed westward In
the hshery protect on service.
schooner arrived ut Port Hawkesbury Yesterday ana
landed an insane VINO had been picked up Dy the
schooner ApOne, forty miles east OF tee Magdacnc
Islands; Monday, the 9Th lost. The man was In
boat without oars. and navigating IL with piece OF
plank. He said his was william McIsaac, ana
stated he had left Cape GeorAe on the Friday aler
previous. Il his story Is ue lie must nave sailed
POO miles in an open boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

THE RAILROAD QUEsrION-RAMIREZ DEFEATED
MEXICO, Sept 1O.-Presidcnt Diaz has
finally settled the propositions for railway ssions
lie will concede the road to the Pacific Coast to the
Palmer party the road to E Paso to the Synon party
and the road 10 Laredo. with a branch from San Luis
Potosi to Tampico. the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. This arrangement has caused much dssatis-
faction among the various Railroad interests General
Palmer wanted the road 10 III Pas0 for connection with
the nvcr road. The Vera Cruz Railroad Company Is
greatly excited because the Tampco branch Will of
half their business. The arrangement may still be
changed President Diaz has not signed the papers
The Vera Cruz Railroad Company has published the
following report OF tho receipts Of the road 1876
$2,115OOa; 1877. S27O0000; 1873. S2s95OOO;
1879 255 900 The receipts for the first five month hs
OF 1880 were Sl5l2OOO The dollars are silver. worth
The assassin of VIM. II. Green wood formerly chief
guilt. The motive for the crime remains undiscovered
Tne revoutonist liamir'z was badly defeated In
Sinaoa on the OH Inst The people Of tie whole coun,
it's success would he impossible.
Cabinet OF the incoming President Gonzales gratias the
people. because 1t would insure the perpetuaton Of
peace.
Tue preliminary sessions OF Congress have been held
peaceably. contrary TO expectations
A short time ago dispatches from Mexico
that Of alliance between the parti-
OF L,rdo and those Of Gonzales current In
capital, and that Ramon Guzman. Sebastian Camacho
aud Romero Rubio were holding daily councils with
President Daz consequence. IL also said that
ex President Lstdo would to Mexico the first
steamer from New-iork. The cx-President, who
has lived In this city since lie was
forced to leave Mexico Ia consequence of
the triumph OF General Disz in 1875 visited by
TRIBUNE reporter the Hotel st. julien yesterday He
is OF short stature and about sixty years OF age. Refer.
ring to tue rumored fuson OF the two psrties be said
"The Constitutional Lsrdist party has In no wise
io,rcd the Gonzahsis. few individuals alone belong
iug to that whose motives are purely personaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
FOREIGN NOTES.


The Paris BOurSC referring to the joint
purse arrangement OF the Ango-Amcrcdu AMI French
Cable Companies suggests that the present negotiations
may DO spOllt by the interference OF too many nego-
tlatOrs.
The Marquis Tseng, the Chinese Ambassador, has re
turned to Paris The offer OF arbitration made by the
Strike Committee OF the operators has been refused
The vceroy Of India telegraphs that Ayoob Khan is
two marches beyond Girslk. the road to Herat. IL
is rpmOred the Zamindlwr people offered to assist MIN,
but he refused The Telegraph line iIOm Candahar to
Inua has been restored.
BOSTON, sept. ia dispatch from Quebec says the
bash fires the Parish of ST. Georges Beance are re-
ported have committed fearful rayages. seven or
eight square miles OF country being devastated the
frontier; large quantity OF timber and grain, besides
houses and otlor buildings, have been burned.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Sept 14.-The bark Daniel Dra-
per- Boston, Ca tain Ldgeley, nineteen DAYS from
New-Orleans with cargo OF cotton seei oil, bound to
Gibraltar for orders, anchored in Murays Anchorage
late last night wh her deck stove, udderlead sprung,
and lealnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
RIOTING MINERS SHOT.

CoLUMBUs, O., Sept. 19.-The sheriff Or
dered out the company OF troops at New-LexlDgton
shortly before midnight last night 10 suppress the rio -
ing miners.
telegram received by the Adutant- General at 7:30
D. M to-day says that during exchange OF shots this
evening he the IN litia and miners. three miners
were known TO have been wounded. but Of the mi
lIia injured
A special to Tie State Journal says:
"This evening the miners charged on No. Mine On
three sides. The troops opened fire on them, when
ingOr0us retreat made. There about ten
wounded, nine Of them seriously. While in retreat
shouting and shooting are going on prOmlscnOusly"
Ldtcr-Private kilograms state that when the miners
assaulted the works at the Corning Mine to-day they
we're ordered halt by the militia They responded By
firing upon the troops. who returned the fire. woundng
several and scattering the assaultiBg party. No
further trouble Is anticipated tonight.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-NO demonstration
was made by the miners Corning to-day, but in the
afternoon both the commanding officer of the troops and
the sheriff asked for more troops, and two additional
companies were ordered from Columbus forthwith. The
telegraph operator at CoFuin Satlo mile and half
the mines, wagon loaded with muskGts from
the Shawnee Mines PASSED that place this AFTERNOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
WEAVER TO PLAISTED.
THE GRErNBACK NOMINEE ouTDOING HANCo(
HARD WOIDS EAR IHE nEMoCRAIIC IAIL=

THE GRFFNBACK NOMINEE ouTDOING HANCOCK
HARD WORDS FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TAIL-THE
LEADERS CHANGED WITH MAsQUERADING BE-
HIND THE GREENBACK PARTY.o
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-General James Is.
Weaver, the Greenback nominee for President of
the United States, has transmitted the following
telegram to General II. NJ. Plaisted. at Bangor
Maine:
congratulate you on the grand fight you have
made IN Maine for the National Greenback- Labor
party. 1t will inspire our friends with confidence
and strengthen them for the great battles which re-
main to be fought. hope YOU are elected. Ii is
most amusing TO the Democratic leaders
masIueradng behind the Greenback party and
calling victory Democratic " BOOM"
They fail t. tell the public that you were
nominated as a straight Greenbacker, and that
Democrat could not have carried the State by
10000. They fail, also To state that they requested
you TO make pledges TO them when they gave YOU
their Endorsement. and that you peremptorily
declined that Their State Central Committee
subsequently demanded pledges of you, and upon
your second refusal said committee requested YOU
to with draw as a candidate, and that vOu declined
TO DO that also The Democrats in Maine showed
their good sense by voting the Greenback ticket.
Let MS ali rCJo'ce. JAMES b. WEAVER.
General Weaver will leave tins city tonight for
West Virginia. where he VIII make several speeches
next week. He will then go to Indiana to take
part in the campaign there.