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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

TESTIMONY of the Ages" is the
title of a new work which is said to be
the ablest confederation Of the histori-
cal events narrated in the old testament
Bible. The author, Bishop Morris. has
gone far into the Investigation OF an
cient ruins, coins, etc, for the purpose
Of confirming the truth of prophecies
concerning the same. The work can
Lc had of the Rev. Cronenwett, of this
place, who has been requested to aetas
agent for its introduction in this county.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
QrsIiless stuff.

Not so fast my friend if you
could see the strong, healthy blooming
men, women and children that have
been raised from beds of sickness, suf-
fering and almost death, by the use of
Hop Bi:ters, you would say Glorious
and Invaluable remedy See other
coTumn:-Phtude1lHsa Press
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

REV. LLOYD MORGAN. confined in
Jail at kittanning, tried toeseape on Sat
urday night week last. He buiita small
platform in one o. the cells, 81 as to
raisc himself to the window, and then
threw out all bis clothing and papers,
Tie next tried to force himself through
the window, but the platform gave
way and be was compelled to abandon
the project. By several papers and
letters Of introduction found in his coat,
which he had thrown out, it is learned
that his real name is John Steel. 1t
is alleged that he is relative OF Rev.
Jones, formerly Of this place, but more
ysceuuy Of tho peuiteutisry.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
by a bomb.
The Pork nradc---The Proportions
Of the Eu<iues5 Which Has
Arcuse ed B.aine.

IQ5 SOEA Ai6l -tS--- 1ll5 CIOp-I kAO-0
Of the Business Which Has
A. ed B.aine.
CHICAGO, March 1S-Howard,
White & Co, give in their CONNER
cial Bulletin tu-dny a detailed state
ment Of the king operations in Ch;ca-
go for the II m1alhs ending March !.
The exhibit IS highly gratifying. The
returns show an Increased business both
for the summer and winter months. the
aggregate being the largest number of
hogs ever packed in any city in the
world in,any one year The total num-
Der packed WAS 5,753, l9l, or an in
crease over the preceding y months of
I,OI1,554 OF the whole number there
were packed duriag the summer /, 97l,-
127, and duriag the winter 2,78l,064
Although the supply has been so llber-
al, there has been y corresponding ur-
gent demand fox home consumption and
foreign export. During Il months the
two leading hoIscs have packed the
enormous number of 376,4 hogs,
an eyerage OF i95. 600 per month. The
aggregate bUs:Lc>s exceeds that ofany
other city in he West, and their opera
tions equal ncarl. one-seventh of those
of the entire West. The receipts of
live hogs during tie year were 1853,
355, and the shipments 1.39t,99O.
There have bcca made 3l6,8S4 tierces
of lard 270,970 barrels OF pork, 2l3,-
767, SOB pounds ofgreen ~eats, 20r822,-
7l5 pounds of long cut meats, 38.l66,-
O35, pounds Of green and dry sllted,
1872, 500 pound Of Cumberands. Co.
GAP 845 pounds of short ribs, 80, l09.-
996 pounds Of short clears, 52,579,li0
pounds of long clears, and amounts less
of the other cuts.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

THE English Lutherans of Natrona'
below Freeport. have just completed a
new church edifcc, which speaks well
for their good taste and determined
zeal ia the cause. Rev. Waters OF
this place will assist at the ceremonial
services at the same, which are to take
place next Sunday
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
WEARING a CROWN.
Political assassfns' Thirty Years
Record of Blood.

lS4s-November 26-The life of the
Duke of Modena was attempted.
lS49-June 2l-The Crown Prince
of Prussia was attacked at Mindcn.
IS50-June 2S-Robert Pate, an eX-
lieutenant in the army, attempted to as
sassinate Queen Victoria
1S5l-May 23-Sefeloque. work
man, shot at Frederick William ",
King of Prussia, and broke his forearm
1852 September 24-An internal
machine was found at MarseileS. with
which it had been intended to destroy
Napoleon III.
1S53-February 1S-The Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria was griev-
ously wounded in the head while walk
ing on the ramparts at Vienna by
Hungarian tailor named Libzens.
1853-April l6-An attempt on the
life Of Victor Emanuel was reported
to the Italian Chamber.
1853 July 5-An attempt was
made to kill Napoleon III as he was en-
tering the Opera Comque.
March 20-Ferdinand Charles
III. Duke of Parma, was killed by an
unknown man, who stabbed him in the
abdomen.
185S-April 28-Napoleon III was
fred at in the Champs Elysees by
Giovanni Pianeri.
1856 April 2s-Raymond Fuentes
was arrested in the act of firing on
Isabella, Queen of Spain.
lS56-Decembcr s-A eesilas Milano
soldier, stabbed Ferdinand III, of
Naples with his bayonet.
iS57-August Napoleon III again.
Barcoetti, Gibalci and Grillo were SEN
fenced todeath for coming from London
to assassinate him.
lS5S-January 14-Napoleon III.
for the fifth time. Orsini and his as
sociates threw Illuminating bombs at
him as he was on his way TO the opera.
ISG1-July liking William OF
Prussia was for the FIRST time shot at by
Oscar Becker, student, at Baden Ba-
den. Becker fred twice at him, but
missed him.
1S62-December l8-A student nam
ed Dossios fred pistol at Queen Amelia
Of Greece princess of Oidenberg) at
Athens
December 24-Four more con-
spiratols from London against the life
of Napoleon Ill were arreStedat Paris
lS65-April 14-President Lincoln
was shot by J. Wilkes Booth.
lS66-April "a Russian named
Kavarasoff attempted Gar Alexander 5
life at St. Petersburg He was foiled
by a peasant, who was enobed for the
deed
lS67-The Car life was again at
tempted during the great Exposition at
a review in the Bois de Boulogne at
Paris.
1867-June l9-Maximillian shot.
1S6S-June l9-Prince Michael OF
Servia was killed by the brothers
Raw adrowitce.
187l-Thc life of Amadeus, then
newly King Of Spain, was attempted.
1872-August-Colonel Gatieriez
assassnatcd President Bata of the
Republic Of Peru.
l873-January president Mora
les Of Bolivia was assas-inated
Observation-Disclosures Garcia
Maeno of Ecuador was assassinaled.
1S77-June-President Gill of Par
aguay was assaSsinatedby Commander
Molas.
1S78-May 1.-THE Emperor viii
| n
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
Comfy AUDITORS.
Coed Advice.

If you keep your stomach, liver and kidney
in perfect working order, you will prevent an
cure by far the greater part of the ills that a
alet mankind in this or any section. There
10 medicine known that will do this as quickl
or surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. which viii
secure a perfectly natural action of these i'm
portant organs without interfering in the lea|
with your daily duties See advertisement.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

THE sale of the New Castle and
Franklin Railroad, made from New
Castle to Stoneboro, Mercer county,
will take place in New Castle on April
the 18th, at o'clock, P. NJ. The sale
is made by order of Court, lately held
at New Castle by Judge M'Junkin,
and in accordance with petition sign
ed by majority of the stockholders OF
the rond
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

WASHINGTON, March IS Minister
Moves cables that the French Govern
ment has agreed that all pork loaded
upon ships before the passage of the
French decree concerning pork import
from the United States shall be admit
ed into France subject only 10 inspec-
tion, and with as little delay as such
examination permits.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
daine Chooses u Succ assor to Mr.
Blaiue.
NE14EEsztD.

CHRIsTY-EICuAkDs0N-At tie some
of The bride's parea;s. on March 15th 1881, ly
Rev T. V Young, Mr J. L. thriSty, N. d.,
ri Petersyilie, But.er Co. Pa, aud Miss Sarah
Richardson, % near Pefessvilie, Ia.
MABKS-STARR-0 the 18th, inst, by
Rev T. l.. Streamer, Mr. v. }. Marks, of Glade
siil, To Niss Sarah J. starr. ct Concord twp
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

CAMPBELL, W T., Miilcrstown.
CHRISTIE, HENDERSON W. Butler. Pa.
FINDLET, JOHN, Parker township.
GALLAGHER, II. II, Butler; formerly of
Franklin township.
HENRY, JAMES l., Butler, formerly Of
KGrns City
WILSON, JAMES, Centre township.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

TEE Meyersdale, Somerset county,
Pa. Commercial, an excellent and ably
conducted Republican PAPER, has pass
ed into the hands of Mr.. L. A. Smith,
the former owners transferring all the
stock in the paper to him.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

THE absence of Dr. Bell from his
seat 10 the Legislature is explained by
the fact that be has been attending
eick brother at Bradford, which circum-
stance was not known to us at the time
reference was made to said absence.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

BIPPUS. JOHN G., Oakland township.
GIBSON, WILLIAM. Petralia borough.
MILLER, J. HARVEY, Srringdale, Butler
NORRIS, JAMES H.. Clinton township.
SNiDER, PHILIP, Clinton township.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
Tho Passage Pr -sidect Garfield
Kissed.


When President is inaugurated he
kisses the open pages of Bible as he
takes the oath, and somebody is always
on hand to note the passage touched by
his lips Garfield kissed the first six
verses of the 2lst chapter of Proverbs,
which are as follows:
"The kings heart is in the hands of
the Lord, as the rivers of water: he
turneth it whitlersoever He will.
Every way of man is right in his
eyes: but the Lord pondeteth the
hearts.
ITO do justice and judgment is more
acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice.
"An high look and proud heart,
and the plowing of the wicked is sin.
"The thoughts of the diligent tend
only to Righteousness bat of every one
that is hasty only to want.
"The getting of treasures by lying
tongue is a vanity tossed to and fro of
them that seek death"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

STATE SENATOR EMERY has introduce
ed bill q. Harrisburg providing for
the regulation of Pipe Line Companies
It is very stringent in its provisions,
requiring full monthly reports of oil on
hand, the number and value of each
certificate issued and prohibits assess
ments for oil destroyed by fire on the
general average" system.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
& Sfsrsl.

70 all WHO are suffering from the errors aud
iudi>cr,tions OF yonih, nervous weakness. early
q. cav loss uf u,nhoGd. Sc. ! viii send re-
ci,r thar viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
THIS nreat remedy as discovered tv mir
sionaty in South Africa send sclf-addresSrd
euveiotc TO Rev. Joseph Innan, Station ID,
New Yofl; CITY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
Coronation of the CZar

ST. PETERSBURG, Mar l9-As at
present arranged the coronation Of the
Gar will take place at Moscow on
expiration of the period of deep mourn
ing, the Imperial party remaining in
Mosetw Until the end Of the year.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

THE Cleveland Herald published on
Tuesday, bv authority, the following
concerning ex-President Hayes salary
and savings The whole truth concern
ing the alleged savings Of ex-Presdent
Hayes from his salary can be told in
few words The aggregate ofthat salary
for the four years was S200000 The
expense of the position during that
time were $l34 000 Had Congress
refunded the 81 eco be paid for the ex-
ponsc of the visiting statesmen to
louisiana his savings would have been
about $4,000 As it is, he went out
of office with $4,000 to be carried
from his account as president to the
benefit of his account as private citi-
zen. When be became president he
was hurtcncd with debts to tie amount
of 100000 mostly en- account of be-
quests charged upon the Birchard es-
tate. OF this amount he has paid
100000 out of his savings from the
presidential salary, so that the net
available result 10 cash of his presiden
tial term is $4,000"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
Parliamentary.

CAMPBELL, J. F., Fairview township.
GREER, ". n, Buffalo township.
M'CLYMONpS. SAMUEL, Butler.
SHIRA, WILLIAM NJ, Washington twp
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
AnIl- unceneptS.

We are authorized to announce the following
persons as candidates for Qomination for the of
fees under which their names appear at the
coming Republican Primary for Butler county.
Note.-The names are arranged Alphabetical
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

y
TWO TO NOMINATE.
BARRON, ROBERT, Worth township.
BREADEN, J. G., Clay township.
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM f, Concord twp
CRAIG, THOMAS, Oakland township.
CHRISTLEY, JAMES r., Clay township.
COCHRAN, CIIAS., Concord township.
COOPER. ROBERT, Winfield township.
FORESTER, d. w Franklin township.
HARVEY, WILLIAM, Clinton township.
HAYS, GEO W. Capt, Middlesex township
HUSELTON, JOHN, Butler borough, for
merly Butler township.
HOFFMAN, CHARLES, Saxonburg.
McQUISTION. W. W., Brady township;
wounded soldier"
MAYBERRY, JONATHAN, Centrevill'
borough.
SCOTT, JOHN, Butler borough.
YOUNG, JOHN, Butler township.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

THE Emlenton, Shippenvil!e & Clar-
ion Railroad Company, the Foxburg,
St. Petersburg and Clarion Co., and
the Foxburg. Kane and Bradford Com
panies are to be consolidated and the
link between Shippenvil:e and Kane
completed at an early day. 1t is then
proposed to extend the road from Fox
burg to Parker, connecting with the
Parker, Kans City & Blu ler read to
Butler, and then extend the road to
Pttsburg. making narrow gauge
route from Bradford oil field to Pitts.
burg. g.-Parker Ph@air.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

A CHANGE has been made in the
post Office at New Castle, Pa, MIR. It'd
ball, the present incumbent, being re-
moved and Mr.. Agnew appointed
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

ANOTHER supplement to this long
winter came il here on Monday morn
ing last.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

THE Senate of tie United States was
organized last week by the Republi-
cans.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

THE question Of having an extra ses'
sion Of Congress is being discussed.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

CGunfye commissioners.

DODnS, W. g., Muddycreek township.
SHRYOCk, SAMUEL p, Parker twp.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

PRESIDENT GARFIELD rises at III
the morning-before any OF the family
except his venerable mother, whose
hour is 6. He reads the papers; at 8
he breakfasts then he goes to his
Office aud dictates personal letters to
his stenographer. Then after a little
chat with his family he is ready to
receive the waiting crowd OF callers
At half past 2 he lunches, then divers
members of the Cabinet appear, and at
6 he dimes. There are no Sunday night
singing classes at the White House
now. The Cincinnati Commercial
saws: The President is q great lover
of children. He enjoys their company
and loves to romp with them. His
oldest daughter is of that age when
her lessons and her educational ad-
vancement require much attention
Her father takes deep personal inter-
est in her welfare.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
BUTLER CITIZEN
INN \. 4 ". c. NEe,EY PR0P'Rs.

Entered at the Postofice at Butler as
second-classs matter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

Gear is an abbreviated form of Ce-
sar Nineteen hundred years ago
soothsayer cried out to julius Caesar:
Beware the ides of March!' The ides
were the 18th, ii and ID days of the
Roman month. Cesar was assassina-
ted on the ides.of March.ss But that act
not only failed to free Rome from en-
pcrors, but fixed Caesars yoke upon the
people for centuries thereafter. What
will the ides of March do for the Rus
sian Nihilists IN 7. MAJ
daine CHOOSES 4 Succ sssor to Mr.
Bleinc.
AUGUSTA, Me, March l6.-At noon
Yesterday the Sena-e baIloted for
United States Senator, with the follow
ing results; William F. Frye, Of
Lewistown, bad %; Richard A. Frye,
of Bethel s. At tie some time hour in
the House the result was as follows:
VIII am p Frye, OF Lewistown. 50;
Richard A FRYE Of Bethel. 80. Both
branches viii meet in convention to-day
to declare the result
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
ESEN EsYG. EaAE.E.
fL.I nEaG.ElRI llIL0E.
con. PENN AND SIXTH STREETS.
PNlsburqh, ia.

omar ,-N,I WE WANT YOU in every.
AtIlI Y = Coaaty, 70 sell our Nav Az,
TOMATO CAEPEr SWEEPER. Nou can make
frn.ii $500 to SEQ per day the ycar round. Sood
prolts AMI rapid sales Capital nos necessary II
you can furnish @aoi references. Address II once
PAGE CARpEr SWEEPER Co..
Toledo. o.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

Gov. HoYT, it seems, has removed
Mr.. Wickersham, the State SuperIn-
tendent of our common schools. and ap-
pointed Mr.. Higbee, of Franklin county,
in his stead. This change was unex-
pected and from what we learn will be
very generally regretted, as DIR. Wick
ersham had obtained high reputation
as an educator, and was regarded as a
most efficient and able Superintendent.
Both as man and an officer he was
verv popular throught the State with
all who were in anywise connected with
Our common school system. DIR. Hig-
bee, his successor, was President OF the
Mercersburg (Pa.) College, and is SAID
to also be a fine scholar, but it will be
difficult for any one to make better
Superintendent than was DR.. Wicker
sham.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23

GRANT, W p, Allegheny township.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-03-23
BCGGS & BUHL,
8 ard 100 Federal Street A Allonhenu.
r9he Ids Of March.

n. Especial close prices n retail or by The piece
Goods. Linens Towels and Napkins. Very special b
, 1881-01-05

pbplIl0 10 try to reilfrI Ithn rnfll OF ftlY Nnhl0
having boet, conncctc,l win yours. It voul,i 10
no morn thhn n frnthor, No money can mako
restitution, lust na sopu ns return viii send
4 ,t,;o -, tin,o 'o' ya,H ~, n. scnt,on,a,;
and nnt, or bmor tn 1lyn Mi nv lottcrs Ia
DR., Il, presume we ARC kindly t1tsosc towars,
each othor. so tbfs mnttnr viii soon lc finished.
lin n nunth cortn,n,y, I viii send nil your lot-
tcrs and tho iowcIry, with best wishes for your
future, nm yu,,rs truly,
ArrEAf 10 Uffto'a rh1ESD.
WARRINGTON, March t. 18sj,-afr. Jucksns.-A
DnAh etns you will pnrtton mo tor writing to
yois when you lcnrn my roason for 20 tioln&.
Your friend, Mr.. 4. Giro, told mo II over want-
e.l 10 oarn OF him to write to sou in oonf,docu.
I writo You to- beR Mr. Giro to return lmIncdl-
ntoly to tho statos Mr. G. Is atottt to nppty for
n divorce. In d very short t1,no now, It will
hnro commenced. hayo been fond Of ynur
, 1881-01-05
A PECULIAR CASE.
Arrest Of u Han for Stealing an Alb
hlrActs

Arrest Of u Han for Stealing an Alb
sGrActs
Horny nlookor, = copyIst, 6s y'oass Of ago. was
arrested ut she Tigoli yostors1ay upon warrant
swot,l put belore Justoo nrown by ME. N. il.
Minis, Of No. 70 LII Hal!o AtFcce, charging him
with laroony ~ halee Of m abstract, or rutler
tho material contained In an abstract to ton1o
600 aers,a ns Iowa land. Tho warrant was served
by Detectives Elliott aud Wiley. nleeket at
tempted 10 throw them OF BY giving all assumed
nan,o. but when h!s ruaa failed ho wont along
with then Qulotlyt Under the nnu,o Of Richard.
son, HleGker hrs been occupying room ut tho
Arlington uodAa, OH Monroe stroot, and upon
hls pUrson and Ia bis roou, tho olicoEa found Il
/ NUMBER OF pnpors, decds aud docu!nontS Of all
descriptions, which. II Dleekcr ptoyea to be 4
d!saoaost maa, VII, 60 far to show tha. he Is
swEndiers. Thu substuncp III bir, Siil3a'. charge
aRHiust him 10 thss ~ pretending that Dc bud y
custqp}eE Tor tha,l Iowa land, Hleeker sucaavded
I; Id getting Nsstts!on Of the Rbstruot nnd
Tor for hIs % oun uas,' ~ I: ia supposed
: thut he subsequently,; forged doed 10 tho prep
eEtF, and ethar solu Or attempted to lell tho
tpFopetty Oh tho f4!se. rtles ether hs o. hjs 20:
soalpIicta wcre ablo q mako tson theic full
j The prisoner was taken hofoFe Just!ce HEown
y0stcrlay, aud WA 0ulotly hQ!d In &sOo boula
uuttl Friday, l!ls Rhnseabo,lt4 last night .Was
soni6thtnk bal to Ascortaln. and Il was reported
that tho pnlluo wato vlry destroud 'thAt no pub:
Il1lty should te Elvcn tla unso uutl thoy hhd
tme to mako other arrests. II this Was tho 0aSo
they should have said 80 plAiuiy.
, 1881-01-05

Special DtspateA to Tnt GAscago Tribune,
COLUMBIA, s. G., jan. 4.-Ycstorday morn
Ing. willie steam launch belonging ton reyo-
nne.cutter stationed ,tcar HuaWfoEt wis pro-
cestiGn, 10. Dort loyal. s'tc piekod'npa tlat-
boat adrift UH LAY Point Tho crew con.
listed Ut eight M,en, WHO were dead allA!
,sheathetl 1T the Ice which coycrcd their yes.
tel. 1t has boei ascertalncd tlut they hmt
,eon drinking heavily the evening bcforp, or
aaotr trip from ST. Helena to I'art Royal. 1t
is supposed that, wlslIe under tho influence
liquor, they full intu sleep alltl uriftel out.
, 1881-01-05

his power to ruin her II he clnse. Ii ahe
did not comply with his wishes ''he w0nlt
get cyen." lilo then sworo Vengeance upon
lcr for l,nvlng scornctl him, md finally he
came 50 Violent TINT, to pacify Him, sllo snid
that she would marry him. Mrs. cllristinncy
protested that with tho exception OF tho tiu1c
named, she wns 1lot oilt of her fol'so With
Giro. She ntlmtts TINT sllo was wroItg, and
she matte tl,is promise from impulse and
fright, md. giving him tho jewclry, she then
told him to leave tho house. 11o then said:
"po ycu nrsr.t.y INTEND To ,fAts,ly ME- ?
II YOU .|o, III consult lawycr." And sl,e
answered.: "l@cs, but for Coils sakc. rop'
She then went to her root,t, and was taken
will sl,as,ns anil tho ,tcxt slay tclcgrnptc.l
gentleman, friend that sf,o WINS vory 1T, Miss
Atrloy writing tic Telegram for her. This
gentleman ca,,,c, md, netting OF Ills adyicc,
sl,e tclcRfapllea to Giro:
"Rr0r T.E1At rf,ocEEprvns. VIII. wRrrE."
And slio wroto In Il few llnys. telling Giro
that II was impossible fur l,er tn marty hin;
tint sc coMld not consent l., risk her kcoI-
ing viii. him. lie, howcyer, wroto to her
tint lie WIS coming oil Agatn: TINT llo had
not given up hope, a,,d would bc hero tho
latter part Of January. She WrOtc lin not
TO come, bnt ],o did, MIL urged her to accept
tho Icwolry and reconsider her nctlon. Ile
became Quite abusive, using threats to ruin
.hcr, etc. Sl,o was lnexorabfc, a,Nl he went
oil, but i,o ctltno back tic next tlay and asked
To sco her, and, she being In bed sIck he camc
rs fur rs ule door, anl
/. Aroron1zEp ron HIS CONDUCT
the night before, III prescnce Of her mother
md Miss Sfeloy, ai,d imploretl f!cr agalr, to
revoke her action, She acclinctE to recon-
slider, and llo left. Some timn afterwards
abe learned, ttrouel, Congressman WIllitts
Counsel for Mr.. ChrIsllaliey}, TINT they COLI
tcmplatcd instttuting proceedings agalnst
her, md they were going to CONNECT Glro
with her, md she called to lntl,d wlint Giro
had told about tho st. james, thu threats thnt
llc n,pdc, etc, and wrote to him Mt Kingston,
jamaica lie was tliiatory III answering, anu
III ller tlespnlr and fear, having then no coll,-
sol, siIe committed the inprtslcnce Of writ
ing what n1ay.bo callell "gusll!ng " letters.
"Yes, slr," snttt site; thinking That /
could get hin to tell the truth rs 10 who WIS
ut tho hotel,
GAVE I'm 'TAFFY'
10 trr and get him to play tho Inrt of MI hon-
.orablo ,nnn, hut I1nve found TINT lie. was
honorable only when ho supposed That lio
wns ,lntler MI engagement. 1cOnterred will,
friends, who ntlylsed that tho only way tn
hold lin was to pretend 10 ba in love with
Him. trust that my lmprudence may be OK
plaincd thug fur. Finding myself In Ills
grasp, md having been wnrllcd Of his char
aecr. lid my best to flDlh lin, oven to tic
extent of being impruttcnt,'