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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-10
sired approval, for which it was

sired approval, for which it was
necessary to ride so miles, cross
and re-cross the river. The
horse he rode was. of course
reeking with foam upon his re-
turn a natural consequence of a
80 mile gallop in 8 hours.
At seven o'clock the draft
was again presented, and the
name of Mr.. Sadderfeld being
affixed, the same was cashed for
the small consideration of ten,
dollars, which johnson very re-
luctantly allowed. Alto o'clock
the same morning, the great
steamer Natchez landed at the
wharf and Johnson went aboard
ito meet a friend" whom he was
ITO accompany to New Texas"
In his hurry to board the boat,
Mr.. johnson forgot to bid his
friends goodbye; the thought
occurring to him, he returned
and a cordial leave-taking took
place between MI. s. We'll and
johnson.
Nosuspicion as to thespurio,,s-
ness ofthe draft was entertained
until about 5 o'clock on Sunday
evening. when Bell, Jolanson's
accomplish, expressed himself
thatitw his observation-disclosures
was a rascal; that the draft
was a forgery, ana that he had
copied the same, except the
signature, which was affixed by
Johnson himself. Bell was i'm
.ediately arrested and lodged
i'll Jail, and two gentlemen, Mes
SIS. B. Il. White and Jas. Wells,
set out in pursuit of johnson.
Bell stood a preliminary ex-
animation Monday morning be-
fore his honor, Judge Lawrason,
and the evidence pointing
to his completely, the Judge
fixed his bond at one thousand
dollars, in default Of which he
now awaits the next term of the
District Court in the Parish
Jail.
Monday evening a telegram
announcing Johnson's
arrest in Natchez. Sheriff Bar
row Immediately telegraphed
the Governor for a reGuisition
and the same being secured,
Mr.. johnson made his re-aD-
Dearance in our town on the
morning of Wednesday in COM
Oany with detectives White and
Wells.
On the day Of his arrival John
son was conducted before the
Parish Court, but waving an
was remanded |
back to prison in default of a
oond Of two thousand dollars.
We are informed that with
he exception of eleven dollars
he entire sum of money OBJ
aimed on the forged draft was
by Messrs. White and
Wells and returned to it's own
ers.
Messrs. Wickliffe & Fisher
ire defending Bell, the accom-
olice. Johnson, as yet has secur-
ID no attorney.
THE INSTALLATION.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-10
THE State Legislature meets

j. G. Beckham, Esq, and
wife, o:Shelbyville, KY, GRE now
on a visit to Gov. r.. G. Wick
life, the lady's father in this
Parish.
From Mr.. e. Baker, whole
sale and retail dealer in every
variety of seeds and bulbs, we
have received a coyp of his al
manac for 1880, containing
much valuable information to
gardeners and mechanics.
TO the powers that be we
respectfully call attention to
the large wash in the sidewalk
opposite the store formerly be-
longing to d. L. Weber. With
every rain this wash grows lar
ger and is already sorcly in need
of arrest.
THE following are the Off
GERS elect for the ensuing year
of Feleciana Lodge No. 239,
I. 0. B.. B., of Clinton: r.
Carow Pres Albert Mayer V.
P; JOS. Israel Sec; E. Meyer
Treas; II. Meyer Monitor; s.
Adler Guardiad S. E. Worms
Inst. Officer; JOS. Israel, Albert
Meye r, S. L. Worms, Trustees,
AT the regular annual cleo
ton Of Felici;ma Lodge, No. 81,
T. & "A. NJ, the following Off
GERS were chosen to serve the
ensuing year:
Saml. J. Powell. W. M.
Thos. Raynham ST.. S. w.
O. u. Brooks. II. w.
j. 5. Wooster. Trea.
). G. plettinger. ...... Sect.
j. G. Bushnell. $. d.
Il. Il. Lawson. .......... j. D.
c. w. Tempel.. Tyler.
Mr.. H. Rudlzin, the ener-
getic Agent for the celebrated
Improved Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., has just received a
large lot Of wooden wound bob
ms, and for ten cents sells over
2OOyards ofready wound thread
for machines. Parties desiring
to purchase these articles of
convenience and economy can
do so by calling at the store of
DR.. 0. d. Brooks. ..
-The Templeton Star ALI
ance Opera Company were in
our midst during the past week
and gave Oh Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday
nights very interesting perform
ances to crowded houses. This
company deserves all the credit
bestowed upon it by the press,
and we do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it the best that has Wis
tied Bayou Sara within the
past ten years. ..---
Weeks FLORAL GUIDE.-
This work is before US, and
those who send five cents to
James Wick, Rochester, n. Y,
for it will be disappointed. In
stead of getting a cheap thing,
as the price would seem to i'll
dictate, they will receive a Very |
handsome work of 100 pages,
and perhaps 500 Illustrations
not cheap, but elegant illustra-
tons, on the very best of cal
andered paper, and as a set off
to the whole, an elegant Color
ed Plate that we would judge
cost twice the price of the book.
Last week Mr.. John J. Bar
row, sheriff of this Parish since
the eventual year of 1877, took
his departure for New Orleans,
where he rendered to the Gov
ermor his resignation of that
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-10
THE INSTALLATION.

On Monday night last Pho
neer Fire Go. met and installed
it's officers for the ensuing year.
The following officers were in
stalled:
II. G. Leake. ..... President.
j. Q. Tempel. Vice President.
a. b. Briant. ..... Secretary.
II. W. Tempel. :. Treasurer.
G. w. Tempel. 49,. Foreman.
j. NacarO. -. list Assistant.
". III. Ma earl. .2nd Assistant.
II. Kaufman. Stewart
After the installation a nice
supper prepared by Mr.. j. Z.
Laboye, who, by the way, I'M
derstands gettingupsuch things,
was partaken of, toasts exchange
ed &C., when the meeting adj
journed.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-10
m FELlCIANA sENTINEL.

- w HtCiISo, SI'ANH3 spSSttt-
,clcs, a selected assortment, for
sale at J. b. Rciffs.
Over two hundred barges
Of coal have passed Bayou Sa-
IA, going down during the past
week.
The past week has been
extremely warm, and the sky
threatening rain.
"A large and choice selec-
,4ien of pure Colorado gold and
diamond rings for sale at the
icweIry store OF J. r. RciR
-iev. r.. T.. Flowers is the
name of the divine gentleman
appointed by the Mississippi
.Convercnce to preside over the
Bayou Sara Methodist Church
during the ensuing year.
On Thursday last Senator
.Lea::e and Representative Ball
took their departure for the
'Crescent city to be in attend
|ance on the opcningofthc Gen
|eral Assembly next Tuesday.
All kinds Of repairing of
watches, clocks, jewelry. spec
tacles and musical Instruments
executed in the most perfect
manner, by j. b. Reiif, watch
maker and jeweler, opposite O.
b. brooks Drug store.
Rev. JAS. A. Godfrey, for
h number of years the Presiding
Elder Of the WOodviIlc District
bf the Methodist Church, has
again been appointed to that
position by the Mississippi Con-
Ference. Capt Godfrey has in
lie past proved a faithful ser
liant of his church and justly
bnerits all the honor bestowed
: pon. May he long live to
prosecute his labors in the in
|ereSts Of Christianity.
On Thursday night the
Ptar Alliance Opera Company !
|endered portions of II. NJ. $.
Pinafore. The deck Of the
lll rugged ship was e.raced
nth several of our town boys,
|nd very handsome looking
hilors they made. When we
Eked our publisher ('illo was
ne OF the ships crew would he
yer again Ilay "sup.," he, in
be language Of the crew, said
Fo, never !" "What," said we,
newer ," ''Wcll," says he,
hardly ever, unless Little Fay
hould ask it." He is struck.
I've take pleasure in call
Rg attention to the. ADVERTISE
Tent in our columns of the
alnmoth seed house of y. NJ.
erry & Co., Detroit, Mich, the
|ost extensive Seed dealers in
e country, whose business has
Zen built up entirely through
E quality and purity of the
ed they supply, and who have /
US obtained the confidence
III patronage of the public as
liable Seedsnen. Their An /
al Catalogue for 1880, con- ,
ming a vast amount OF use
Information suited to all !
20 have a flower or vegetable l
rden, can be obtained from {
Pm free on application. {
1.-The petition cotton up and !
perally signed by the citizens
this town and Bayou Sara t
Rylng for the change of the '
Pne Of the st. ErancisNille !
st Office to that of Bayou Sa- {
was forwarded by DR.. f. M. {
Pmford, to special Agent B. t
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-01-10
DIR. S. D. TONGE,
PHYSICIAN q OBSTETRI-IAN.

OFFERS HIS professional services to
~ citizens of Bay on Sara, St. Francis
Vile, and surrounding country. Office
and rCs;d~'''
, 1880-11-12
MARSHALL JEWEL1L.1

sptttal D4paseh to Tho Caieasa 7rtbunf.
SEw YonH, Nor. 11.-Ex-(iovt Jewell,
Chairman If thu Republican Natopnl ConI-
n,ittee, Is hero fur II few .!ays settline III tho
business Of tho Committee. had short
talk with hin, tt,-luy; nnsl tho conversation
naturally tuynu,l -pi'on thu blatant Charges
ef Fraud which tut Demacracy nre now mall-
!ur. 'rlto Governor enpllaticnlly denies that
tho 'vIctory was secured by fraud
In any sI,npu~< lie sail TINT there lad been
nu colonization or trnlla oil tho part vi tho
!top,,b,se,,ts. 'rls charges OIL tl!ls score
,aatle Dy tlle Dcluocrnts were. In Ills opinion,
4, MEltE suuTEnruoEs
kent up ln tlls l,opo Of explaining away tho
dufcAt. -..
"Do you think tho Democrats will en-
dcavor to ni.lllly the rcsultof tho vote III this
S.nta%'
, "Nnt hcinG In tho Democratic councils, I
,ln not know wlmt they Intend loing," wns
thu reuIy. Iii. MI, AWr1 Of ono thing, aud
that Ii tlloy ens1iut count nut Gen. Garfield,
in far rs tho State of Now York Is concerned,
or III llss w'lul0 American Unlon for tllnt
,natter. They Will only haVo tholr labor for
their pains, lhut's al[."
II IL ciatsyaI hy Gov. Jewell that tie Re
publican majority In tho Electoral College
Will 10 even larger tt,an Inns beols thus far
SupIiUsEu.
, 1880-11-12

tt,nr rtDukc with III cverinati.lv cunletni!{1!oti
tho InauIt utECrul tho scr. We wrrr tirtrr1nined
that Arlington stioi,ll noyur Io down tnslor thr
linpltatieu which II 5nw nhfcellnG nlcl 'ati's
wurncn lad cna'sc'l ~ hn ch.t 'rt,r lit.r fnir
clclItrf,wn ar1 vlnlient"1, TN tim l,nrt nf'tho
r,ttxt,s "s this pta"es present yass vi! 'Ho sSt'-
bid. They carry tho krtlv sy1a,mtht Of tho
village. They tell ysn1 tllat yp,i Hrn living II,
civilized ct.I1!try afstl in tho nst of pcnp1o WIN
nrf DETERMINED IL lm{rIpnd tho frfrHlIsa. nrItl tn
sca TINT wnnGn m matter whit her Stallion "
Ifo 1Iny t,c. sl1nll ind tnat bo protected Id MI
llcr rights nEd privileges"
Tho young women rGturllGd thinks.
, 1880-11-12
Enobbery Observation-Disclosures Action
hy the <ltixeIts OF Arlington. NJ j., to
VsYo ftlMtlltNA YUMm% lEunaeM.

NEw YnlsK, Euy. A-Th0 s0ciAl esc[tc1nont
which for tho lAlst two weeks hAs stirred tho
rtitnHe ot Arlington, n. j.. IN Aucunnt Ut tho
cxpnn.nn by Il lIltrMry md Social stelsty nt two
yuunx wo1.un ctnp0yed ~ ,lu!letsIcs tn the
THUR avn latnr. As rrst!ltc!a III Ct'1nplctu VIC
tOry fur tho champions OF tte xlrs. tIl Sttar-
day nlKtt tho yuuHx MAtAeIi, alns Ehurtl9ttl
l!ullynr unh Miss llattlv Dnnugll, wUro prcsont.
W,ss,.E1s, H M Il li.s cn,uo to the knowledge Of
tho proplu 0f this community thnt cursnh OIL.
cerd mud tnpllhgrs Ut III association klDWn US
tho Ihtlonlnthte Society hllru I,euslesly and
eruully fnsuttpl two young ladios bulongany ~
Wnss.tEAs. Aftur being duly requested to olier
suitable reGrrsa fUr tho wr0x they hatl Mttrllpt.
el to intllct. they nut Cly refused to do 80. but
declared their intention to btnld by their i'm.
iissartd, 1iaat wa, the cl.xe,ls of this village
do lllttst cluphAtie]y eonluntn, protest ANu!ntt4
mud tscIrpc.ltu thu Aetisi ut said le,altess uf tho
philusliAthtu EtAtcty Asld h1reby tender unr full.
vt SYN pAtl!lea to tho aforesaid yuuuY lMIlcs
ifestArt.t, Iunt IL copy Ut thosu resolutions 10
given tu GAch uf t!lbE'.
These rGsulu tlons Wcr9 adopted At q mehtinY
Ut Gitlxu1lH III SATURDAY tytlnx, Mnd BExrl by
lt0 pes4ons; They wsru presented " tho bouss
Anu thu yu,ll!x wuH,un received IN oYMtlun ~
| tAey steppul forward TO rcccivr the resolutions
| which Wcr0 ueat!y enKr1sscd mud tied with u
III. Il. /. ". 1eCato, III presenting sho1n, said
that hu considered tho otsclsinn very in,plrtnnt
| OI,e-4n occasion thAt would luux l, rpulcnl.
| hercd III tho history Of tho town.. ;" Tho duys 0t
chivllry," sall he, "nrt not past Tho nnn'u
aud reputation o. won!an aro scAr 70 tho hssst
tIons vi conceive tlouLto purposo. We tender
Ia thps4. two Injured tlIleX that [tpArhtOu A1ttl
ayauuathv which Are thuts duo. a,ld ut tho aaiuu
, 1880-11-12
ELI PERKINS AT llEyTop
His vcrnrioita Account Or the r,,,
tn Which tile Visiting Ocfern,I."l!.'u
Gel1. GHFi1eltisk Fnrn,. Left
II II

Ills Vcrnttolt1 Account Or the r,.
fn Witch tile Waiting Oeicgullom.,s'ou
Gseli. GHFt1e14i'k Farm. Lett
10 tho Editor N 1hs Ehfe,,qo 7tth,u.
AsrrrAnCr.A, O. Nov. p.-Whrn en- .o
flnlls Mentor fartn. fookc! arouul In soa y
growing crops; hut til,'t SEQ a,s. ~ ''e III
s1t.u,ucr?" asked tho ulrc,t rs,aa, 'e'e 'aA
"Ccrtninly, atr: but overythtnv'a hcon ,.
Ut as momentoca t'y tho vtstlns ,c.enn,,ua. s"ea
"What! Cnrrots nt,ti hectsI lF1,o ,har.
ric.l them AiI atT I" nskcl. "s' ah
"t.ortl btcss yer. yes al1d cablascs I'M, p. !
visiting delegations have cleaned the mr." ~ ae
German 1regatlon carrlr'1 olr tho last cahh, 80
htid last wcok tho frish delegation ttrr,.l or
last 1rotatot Pumpkins won't last luna " ne
lndIann delegation took 'c; md. Mfr f,,.t. .as
an.1 ConklinH, at,d Cameron lett, VIC cou,,a. ,1as
ind 4 brinr-wnpd nipD or Il fncersuhnurn .ho,al
M tho rlnec. You ought 70 have henri tho ies!s
&C. Foeala l'ask' though "h'a 'Aoy carried on III 1t.
!" Why. WHO carried OF carrots?"
"Wrll. tho lMst delegation wns n 1oor.r,,,
iooked nrol,ni for ,towrrs IN tho EAr,'e tbae! b!!
when they conlttt't lind even Hnr'.Ss5 W
thoy went oit and dug ttp tho tlcncras cat.stt
Cleveland. 4 Clergyman itswn III Yo1lnp,o1'aa
Keeps 4 cabhhgD nii bis planO. lie kays Is r1ola
presented 4 t"th9 Waiting cserR, ,mci IN ill., HI.
cRHtt,n. cnrrirr1 oil tho front g.,o %clcr.' ".'
ton Ut businessmen carried ut barrel ri IT
and two tIrk'ns nc lnttrr. but tho wo.st of II
Wlnt did tho editors tiof"
"Wby. they currIcd or tho family I]bto ana
tho fls tn tlo cook nnA ,aofn.
.,arks ws'c: S it t" 60 !'ver o Dr. iuhIaseas
"Thc lcicsatlei,a ind friends often Oiled To
| ~ 1af, Il idtS n ff,nk Il fl
, 1880-11-12
4 NIntrlfaorsIut AmMcllrOutsn1-CoNtIn
HInrrJn%p Ex-senator Cntilcrun's 1sauEa-
ter. who IL Older Than Her Mother.

.t.no.,,, r..r..ro,,d<,,er ;,,ttd,tnbt. 7Ynt,.
lhishana,a tof4fiponae'ft% % tmnnrpnM nnnt tho
ahu n!rs :. ,r,s.., -. Hs.t ~ IT, ,'rr,"o ny ~
csdr9 iSG1s n'vh,oTr u T"Mi iss Eiixa SreorIok Caaro
tclt ~ IT. rg tiii1In inTnycr i,cnny m Wn'i,,cs.
@ M9s IA q Gs' rfnrrjsrS f'n'
IN. ~ H. ~, sn,t.,.a .nnatot cf nr ma
nchrli!sfI!, WEEP ou @ .1s ~ Ia,tr - -
cameron - yGnt ~, ,pnr,,n % ~ tno % n',vn ~
W. Mnna. m ~ t'.ia1 " tno "o'"ns .. -" ""o'o'
MY ,s ,sa;a!, u "a vaI1 ns III ~,
" !tureat ~ tns ~ I1s ii,, ~ ~" ts,a in@ H. III
tcr OF oalo Ofitci sIatcs seH!or l Mtiu RFAmu, ,.
uMstkaor ot nnotaGr trn,i ,ssin sr;anv i.
~ taa Traat .p ~ H. ~ ~ H,,',o t.rt fimr n
y tno utaitn stuhIg I ot.tss1.n @ n.. ,i,,n ~
tao 1slheshnns WI ~ 4i!sh n s n.snrn. r.at
a hg is no, ~ rssI,jtr. VII i,o ~lmnctcd
BY tto cesc "s Il @ tt1Is mnntt, sonasar ca1ncrp ~
Ss% na.a ~ - ..'1.,r,. = i,,,s l,ae .,Ht.rTr3
, 1880-11-12
An Artist In Crlnau-Sltorsv0od, MI
An,prIcan FarEer. 'cellIssI the Tricks
of lIGs Trnlo TO II L0llluM NIAsIAtrute.

{11Mt4Ht AtHHHfffft
An American artist IN eritn0 naulol Charles
8hgrwtnHl xilyu III Interesting ,ccnunt yeyttrttny
II, tho Central CrinI1Ial Court Ut thu Ilut,,tur In
which circular ,>tus stoun from tourists nouu!
Yor tv Eulltiltcnt Gun bo eit4hc.l. 1t Appanlrul
froun tho ust'!once tnat = s1r. funn9, slId'iIe:
Rpx Magistrate, was III AlXilSt, lB17, rttIhr.l OF
certain circular not.s.-Aa l,oekes',9ok boing
purIU{,lp whpl h9 WIS crossing from FulxcatDiIu
IL bulilu,z,iu. Ass1,eiAtetl with cnch circular
notO & a"lcstor of in.llca.lnn:" tho object Of
tUnptEny IL c.sh Thy Instrument, asiu, us II Is
tory how monsy oouiti bc 9s'4 Inr Tho slolctt
paner in Fees,4ry yt lo1' =" ~o'vT sho ,,o,fs h n
cushrl atr.alll. letters ot Indication Asy4,9 beer.
0btutnet IL cover tAotta. How, 1t will lst l4kgd,
na'i, lnoso tltcl.,no.ts been so1f flon .ts
aaa!uss Jch!! Watson. tho is1au asvNse.! u boinx
sInn account with tao Southwark hrttnpll 0t
tic i.on'lon Stock lsank,--A hraaleh Of tho hank
sianec. iie thoro s9f crrular notes eaual II
number IL tho stolen Instruments, aud with
1heu. IT col!rse. "le.!eFEs Of Indication" rhoso
tsescps aes ~ ~ Sa1sa m shrwo w. &c 20
ctenlirul inel.ls soon altered them 20 ~ 10 40
Found Watson guilty. It IL psunAnlo that shor.
, 1880-11-12

woot! Is tho m,.ro ,.nngernui n1vo.,..
two. lilo fa evidently il snnn Of sn,eac tLs
St'n,.%''ts H. ] =, M EI% % q "@an!3;,t'sy @ an'sss'
f.'sstn,lal" tnrsnrs. NMv, h.: pr,,'r rM,s'r *psass
lnssrs +lns .,f plan w!'fci, w"li lIu' r,L 70 il
j. rle+ wrought BY "hsnicnl ny"tIt. T,ler ',nr IT,
hSs ,,' y"!%nIls s;, y! sssres wnvur b" a,
!to fact Int tho Transatlantic sir,b,1, ,s thinks. Il
hs 1n1n,'tc. hrt, ~ rlll,ai.Il viii, .hses sha
prr)"'1lco the minds of tllo a'S".IHiass, IHas '"ra.
% Ii. y SSs, s,tapt fea ID G SssI, 'ss' '.,;
tltrosEng Of II hcru viii tlot b. n.t ts'icty h
clllllnx ne*l"ct ttat ha* ca,,Ectl hn h slIh taa
, 1880-11-12
GOTHAM In GENERAL.
IRVING HALL,

6ptsfal nhpa!eh' Ia TIE Chieago Tribune.
NEW Io,sIi, N0y. ll,-Thv rupture It, the
ranks OF thu Irving Hull democracy wns
painfully aplmrent to ina,uy persons to-day
when II brcaLle known TINT ux-Senatar
John Fox lla1 executed flank movement
ngatnst thu cooper-Traey brigade. Thu TX
Senator, with the delegates from the First
aaa aecolal Assembly Districts, were ~"
Gently "t'iscIplined by u majority Of thu
Sub Executive Committed OF tho Irving Hull
lMrty, aud thclr seats were Declared vacant.
'Il'e expulsion of the statesmen frnni tue Or
gan1zatlon WIS sa!d to be owing to tha fact
TUT they were untrue to Its interests, tint
taey betrayed disposition 10 uct altogether
, 1880-11-12
, NEW JERSEY.
4 GLOBE lIl'it.

Hp<eLti l}tstaa'tA to Tie Ehteaoo 1ttbuns.
NEW Y01ik, Nov. little Republicans Of
Suw Jersey .lo not relish Tic iAcn Of having
thrlr Stnle allowl! Mp lli cartoons to tho gazo
nf tho onssi,!e wor.ss us tho tail ot tho dr-
fuI!et Democratic beast. 1'tey aro INT yet
Prepared to atlsuit tt,at they have elected n
Democratic Governor, n1M, even II tley
have, they think that gails Of l@,oo yotcs
far tlleir ticket entities th9nl to tho 1ayorabIo
eons'tleratlolso Ut thelrbrcthrcn IN other States.
This latcst r.'&.lrlls slow OH nlelr facu about
5oo lnajosity tor t.udt1'w. tbs Democratic
candidate, but tho Republicans sny tttoy
l!ave u,npla proof Ut illegal votes east for
Aim sufficient to upset thut 1naJurIty, n,ad
thvy are now discussing tho expedlcncy ut
eoutestllx Ilts election. Tho luws OF New
Jersey governing u contested election Tor the
6nce Ut Guyern0r Rre
SOMEWHAT PECULIAR.
THEY provide that the PERSON making the
contest slull within thirty DAYS after the
, 1880-11-12
No saId: "Tho Truth will pay you through

no said: "The Truth will pay you through
no.
81, nftcr We arrived there, thos examined mo-
" Who cxntninctt yost?'
F'lrat, POST Thta l3trm:nphntn told me- 10 make
up II story about tho ~ork!ngmans ot"oh'
sntd hQk
"TGas Ia wtnt you represent. and TINT Is MI
sou have got to do
And WHEN go: on The stand told ttom aho1t
tho mines. After TINT won't to suppor. Uuforo
went tn supper I1nrt said:
ifayc ytn, got nny ohangef
sal.!, ~ No.
Tic snii: Hero, yo,, hnt1 hotter tako this"
md l,o 9fvo inc ti0. Ito first offered tito g..
Tho next day belng Hunduy I sntd wnntctE
10 got n Glenn shirt. and tllon he Tavo |
MIC $40. Wa went to supper, and n 'nan went Win
MIC. They call him 1,ox." Ills name Il Ellen.
wo wont With him to supper, and he never left
mo whilo I havp been hcrc. lie slept With nc. |
aud never Int mo ~ out of Ills sight When wo |
came from supper, Hart sald TO
"Hox":
" You Ind bettor tAkc him to Tony PASTORS
Theatre" Ito told so.ne man thcro tn write u |
letter. Who tho man wns dt'n't know. laVo
only seen him onc0, asd that letter wis Kvcr to
Tlox," ns,t wo won't to Tony Pastors, anu he
offered It tnfG ut tho thoAtrc. VIZ rrcetFctl TWO
tickets and wc,lt In. Hart tnl.t inc to come
bnck soon,-that 1fowe would want 10 scc
mo. Wo citing back nftor Tic i!rst
plrt of tho vnrtety. before tho last araula' or
whntovcr It wns, and there WINS cfoss-'l'es.
toned by ltnwD nbullt tho 1ntncs nrsa he sniu
That would do He snid: "That Is NIL yoh Will
hnve 10 swear To-"
"r1nw tnany limos hnrc you been Mt tho 1f7sth
| ofTce?'
~ hayo been thoro all the time, might MS
we'll aay, except to 10 tn thu theatrc. OF 10
| mcnls. or to tho h0tcf to 70 to bed.
I fart Tn r,4r* KIN
I.tnttcy." lilo sni,I: "Wniton kno~s your mime.
| lilo hcur It thoro in Cumberland. This Walton
snll that you were going to get this money
through tho TRUTH
When ,naLc tho statement In court that my
nntnc was Lindsey, knew 1t W'ns not true. Hurt
tuld iuo that Wulton told him nll about thls lio
said:
At VIII. PAY ToU,
and, damn 1t, Will pay you double to put him
1T n halc."
They asked mo II knew whcro atatu street
wns In E4ynn. said: ,-...,.-,
"Nu, know wIlcro tho main street Isl anu
Post md Hurt sads
"That Is Just tho way for you to answer III
! court
Post saftl to mo: "lf thoy max yon my t,,ies"
tions tlnnt havo any hesitation In ntsswerttE
tl,om abo,lt this secret organization. Just 'ell
them yo, mrs boun,l Us on.h nut To 'lIvulgd my
secrets. II they nsk yotl my questions n''s"cr
them right up apct'ly."
Itnst said: "suppose tnoy bring Garfield atld
put him on this stuna7''
liDw0 anhl: 4" wish they would"
When cafno did mot understand ! would
linvc to do any swearing Mt las. II / Ind kfi'"s'
that, would mt tnyc come. wis mt Of work,
and did not hhve my money!. Hurt nske lnt
, ! how wuui,i iikotu hAvom Job III Sew sork.
told him would like It very nt'e nr;tf hc eaid'
"wets, wn won't say anything about that INV
: until this Is oyor.''
, 1880-11-12
ssTNUTl1."


Spketal Dtspateh 10 1ha Chteato Tribune.
'.NEw Yonk, Nr. 1l.-rhs rnper which
,,rst pab,1sheA tho alleHeel Chlutsa latter,
froi,.. which Inns developed Tho interesting
confessions uf The perJure1 withcsscs ,tnw
bcfore thu pnb,tr, Will 'nnnch a'i,'ther hsu;ssl-
sle ut the prosecution Tomorrow. The ptlr-
port of Its urtIclo IL to show t!las ;,otan1htllu
unknown nun who sent ti,clu tho ChlneSa
letter, II verify. But this they do int
prove, only gazing to slIow that sl''!u n',o
caun.ly ns mysterious w <sn}aa'i wss'sA as~as
.o1, tho 2.tl Ut tlrtO!,cr tII they would ~ 10
Fiorl.ta nntt ~, him ana produces hm herS
on tho I'll. Of November. which they hnva
fuIlul to ito. Further, TINT Henry l.. M"uy
actually existed, but tl,ls tIin lHai,es fnI, tn
prnye, but cu,lce.tcs limits. S. 1iorey's cnn-
fpssEon Is IN tho nIeln correct.
TIE EoSFEss!>,y t.r I.Is1,AIy,
They tt,s!st, IL falsu, n4d sIuIe timt I.e las
been forced 10 .n,Ga i tErougi, Stut-shum-
bpr Intimidation. Tho wl!.'le thing will un-
uurs,iu',.IDiy fail tint, notwithstanding tin
insertions that theru are wonderful r'ypl:-
tIo!ts kent In Tho background fur tllo eyrr.
lasting destruction Ut tho 'i|rpublirnu cor.
spirntors," WIN have. III ulny bu sar, frnus
tho course affairs llaye taken, tnsillqt tli,
tables und exposed tho ylllalnolls lawaNlMess
Ut tho W1l0lu uIfntr,