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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-06
WrhngIe Land.

Washington, 5.-Captain Hooper
says: This has been most open
season. If the Jeanette does net
show herself this year the vessel
will not in all human probability
ever be seen again, although it is
possible the crew may. Whalers are
all very positive that she entered
what they call 1.-The Hole" and led
to the northeast.
The statement that WrangeS
Land. recently taken possession OF
by Captain Hooper on behalf of the
United States government, is paTS
of the Dominion of Canada, is nos
considered accurate by government
officials, since the colors of the Do
minion have never been raised upoE
the land. Major Clarke. of the rev.
enue marine bureau, to-day, received
a private letter from Captain
Hooper. in which it is suggested
that the new possession be named
New Columbia. This name Is
thought to be very appropriate and
will probably be adopted by govern
ment. Captain Hooper has not yet
seen any traces of the Je0n7aette.
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New YORK convention

New York, 5.-Conkling'S alter
nate. III. ID. PIxley, is here, and is
said to hold both Conkling's creden-
tials and certificate OF substitution
from the ex-senator. PixleY is a
wholesale dry goods merchant in
Utica. He is warm friend Of the
ex-senator and a Jealous worker at
primaries, but he has never ventU ed
far OH the broader field of state poll
tics. The opinion prevails among
delegates generally that the contests
in Oneida and OSwega Counties will
be brought before the committee on
contested seats with earneStness on
the part of stalwart contestants as
if a majority Of the convention was
not adverse to their admission.
The committee will be aided
considerably in its work by the
adjudication that was had at the
judiciary convention in Syracuse.
StalwarT delegates and their
friends held conference at this
afternoon in Senator Miller's room,
Fifth Avenue Hotel. 1t was largely
attended, and free Interchange of
views respecting the course to be
pursued by the majority of the con-
vention was had.
Tribune says: Garfield republi-
cans are willing to concede one-half
Of the ticket to Conkling men, and
let them move their own choice for
those positions. There is division
of opinion among both factions
about the wisdom Of having entirely
new tickets.
The executive committee and dele
gates to the state convention of
anti-machine republicans caucused
tonight, and prepared a paper to be
presented to the state convention
tomorrow, to the effect that the
delegates OF the faction represented
more republicans than delegates of
the machine republicans, and pro-
testing against admitting the latter
where the former were excluded,
and demanding reorganization of
the party in this country.
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1'ELEGRAMS.
Guittean,

New York, 5.--Herdld'S Washing
ton: Guitteau, whose cell oyerloOkS
the eastern branch, is now being
treated for malaria, and quinine is
administered in large doses. The
wretch reluctantly takes the powder,
fearing that some subtle poison may
be mixed with the medicine, and his
life taken by the hidden drug. Hels
too anxious tOIlive, so the guards say,
to attempt his own life, neither does
he want to die by the act Of the
physicians any more than by the act
of the hangman. He has nervously
put aside several of the powders
prescribed, and said he would take
them if he felt like it. Jail guards
say he is the most consummate
coward that ever lived. He fears
his own shadow, and when taken to
the bathroom, a short distance from
his cell, insists on the guard cover
ing him, so that if there is among
the soldiers on duty in the rotunda
another Sergeant Mason he will
have to fire through his escort to
reach Guitteau. He is still strangely
confident that his brother-in-law's
defense will acquit him. Scoville is
expected tomorrow. His line OF
defense will consist mainly in offer
ling evidence to show that he came
from a family in which hereditary
insanity has been conspicuous for
many years. Who will be associated
with Scoville is not now known, but
it is feared by government that
some interested lawyers will be &C
cepted who will present all kinds OF
questions for the consideration of
the court, and in this way embarrass
the prosecution, compelling con-
sideration of law, of jurisdiction, of
right practice on the part Of the
Presidents surgeons, and several
other important points consuming
time and putting government to
great expense in summOning wit
nesseS from abroad.
Geo. Scoville, Guitteau's brother
in-laW and counsel, has arrived, and
paid 3 visit to the prisoner in jail,
and later had an interview with Dis
trict Attorney Corkhill relative to
the manner of prosecuting the trial.
The district attorney informed SEQ
vile that he intended to pursue the
usual course in murder cases. SEQ
vile intimated, tonight, that he in
tended to rest Guitteau's case on the
plea of insanity, and said that at the
proper time he would ask for the
necessary delay to enable him to
summons witnesses from a distance
to establish the plea.
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4 Happy Father.

The town is too small for one
man now in it, and unless he sub
sides, or the town grows, there will
be trouble. That man is Mr.. Al. N.
Pendleton. and the occasion for his
present "immenseness" was the ap-
pearance in his family on Tuesday
evening, of beautiful daughter,
which, with the mother, is doing
well. He will not enter it for the
$50 prize to be awarded On Satur-
day, but is confident that no such
handsome baby exists in the world.
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Gold Medal

AT the front entrance of the Art
Gallery at the Fair can be seen the
show case of E. J. Swa1er & Co.,
Manufacturing jewelers., to whom
the honorable committee has
awarded the prize OF gold medal,
after examining the medals and
rings closely and being convinced of
the merits of the work. Swaner &
Co. also manufacture and keep in
stock varied and elegant assort-
ment Of Jewelrv, Watches, Silver
ware, etc, which they sell at low
margin, guaranteeing the goods to
be what they are represented to be.
All kinds of repairing done. Next
to Jennings Store.
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>lsSNh7S7
lT is TRULY WONDERFUL


To see what improvement now exia
IS compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To becoRs
convinced Of this, one has only 60
select for his route East, the pOpulaE
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN HI.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot q
Council Bluffs, where stands the c.
& NV. Palace Train, composed of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman SLEEP
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches.
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready to convey its passenger
through Iowa and Illinois, and in&s
Chicago. Gliding smoothly aloaF
over the superb track of steel raj
through thriyi ng cities and villagez
comfortably sea ted in this train, oax
scarcely discover the high rate of
speed which he is riding. Trains oE
this road are always on time, coz
nections sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, com fort, safety ana
easy in travelling, viii find SEyE
AN ORTIZ estern" in excess Of then
expectations, and the greatest Of sM
routes to Chicago and the East. liz
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you,
Tickets OtG this Road all agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets and 10
fuse to buy If they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, yaz
will buy your Tickets by this Roates
~ AND WILL TAKE NO
OTHER.
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Foreign.

Paris, 5.-Investigation Of the
Wadjergha, Tunis, massacre show
the insurgents heaped up 800
sleepers, upon which they cast
grease, tow and oil, and flung the
victims into the burning mass alive.
Dublin, "a farmer named
Leath, living near Rathmoon, on
Lord KenWorth's property, was shot
last evening by a band of armed
men who stopped at his house to
warn him not to pay rent. He died
this morning.
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Star Route.

Washington, s. Judge Cox
thought this not a case which c,tlled
for large bail. He had not read the
information, but would do so and
fix the bail tomorrow. The mass
of the people sympathized with the
accused and smiled at the sales
of their counsel. The sentiment of
the district court does not run
against the star route fraud.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Choppers, Loggers, Men and Teams.
to haul lumber in Bear Lake Val.
ley. Single teams from 81 to S.
per day. Hay and grain cheap.
Steady work all winter. Apply to
H. S. WooLLEY, Manager Bear Lake
Lumber Co., Paris, Idaho. =
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SPECIAL Advertisements.
To Rent.

In the Seventh Ward, Desirable
Houses, with Bathrooms and Gas !;
from eight to ten rooms in each
huose. Apply to Mrs. L. EReggel,
Seventh Ward, or L. ReggePs Store,
Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-06
Novelties in Buttons.

We have just opened a full line of
hands6nie Buttof9s in the latest
styles, also Trimming, Buckles,
Hook and Eve Buttons. They are
new and stylish. We can suit every.
body IN Buttons.
COIN BROS.
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HANDS WANTED

TIE work IN our mills. Apply at once
to Burton, Sons s. Young. Empo-
rum Buildings, 1922 First South
street or at the mills.
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MRN WANTED.

Two hundred men in Price River
CANYON, for grading and team work.
Apply 10 Black 81 Bro, at Clear
Creek, or on the premises. Z
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

Robt. Dye has for sale a fine lot of
Sharpless seedlings, the largest and
best strawberry in cultivation. One
block north of Twentieth Ward
Store.
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WANTED.

A Good Girl, to do General House
work and Cooking. Good Wages
will be paid. Enquire at this Office.
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L.MeER. SBiNcLEs. LAT
FLO oEgNO. RUSTIC, SlDiNO
PiCKETa, ETC., CHEAP, AT
LAT thSER, TAYLOR D. CO.'S
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The estimate for new work pro
posed by the light house board this
year amounts to about $4,000
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WANTED

A few Good Rock Masons. APP
DIV at Deseret NeaOS Office.
, 1881-11-11
Pilot Commissioners Meeting.
PORT TOWNSEND. MONDAY. Now I, Is

! PORT TOWNSEND. MONDAY. Nov. I, 1881
The regular quarterly meeting of the
| Puget Sound Pilot Commissioners wa;
| held this day.
PrcScnt-C. C. BARTLETT chairman. Capt
j. H. Swift, Capt. B. 5. HoXie, commits
/ siOners.
! Reports were read and accepted from
! Pilots James DHlgarlnO, +. ii. Meal
| mond, y. +. Oliver and Wm. II. Stevens.
Capt. John Edwards petitoned for n H.
| cenSe as a Puget Sound Pilot and after
| having been thoroughly examined by
Commissioners Swift and HoXie, and hav-
ing been found competent il was ordered
that Il license lee granted John Edwards
as Il Puget Sound Pilot upon his giving
! the bond required by law, whercupon said
| Edwards fled a bond with f. i bert Bart
! lctt and ID. &. IL. RUthSChild as SuretieS.
and a license was issued in due form.
Ordered that hereafter no special IL
CenScS tor Pilots shall be issued unless in
case of a vessel at Port Townsend want
| ing Pilot. when Il special licrn>c to pilot
! that particular named vessel NAV be grant
ed. But all such special licenses shall on
| ~ be issued at Port Townsend.
Ordered. that hereafter. all vessels Spn-
ken outside the outer limits are entitled 10
half pilntagc if pi:ot i reported, and that
all vessels spoken inside the limits slal.
be free to amy pilot Offering his services to
| take her ont
Leave OF absence was granted PilOr
Daigarlno to proceed TO Victoria To lit
| ont vessel he las purchased Tor pilot
boat.
Secretary read a communication from
Edward Crow Baker. ED. Secretary OF
the Plot Commissioners of Victoria. re-
latmg To mutual und, r~iaudiug about III
lota@e on the straits of Euca. and com
planning that the Puget Sound Pilots re-
iu-e To give up vessels when spoken.
BOaId dcridrd that the strait of Fuca is
neutral ground Tor both English and
American pilots from Cape Fiattery TO
Race RnckS. From there eastward l. in
American waters and nOrhwarh is Bri.-
iSh Columbia waters, that our pilots can
take vessels i'll iOm SEA aS tar rs Race
Rocks Dut from thence to ESluimault or
Victoria they must give up charge if spD-
KEN by ii Victoria Pilot, or pay such fees
as may he agreed Oh between the Pilots
themselves, lis has been the custom ior
many years past.
Secretary Baker also complained that
Pilot Stevens had refused to give mp ship
Harry Morse when spoken by Pilot Me
lntnSh OF Pillar Point.
Board decided that as the shin Harry
Morse Is an American vessel and was
bound to the Columbia river after merely
amchoring in Royal Roads, and as she
was nctually taken by Pilot Stevens as far
the Columbia river, he did perfectly right
III not giving her up TO Plot Mcintosh, Ol
the Victoria Pilots.
Ordered that the Secretary communi-
'=lIe the action of the Board to Pilot Com
Rli~SiouerS oil Victoria
No other business being presented the
Board adjourned.
JAMES g. SWAN.
Secretary.
, 1881-11-11
Order to Show Cause

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
in 'irill District o. Washington Territory,
holding terms ~ Port Townsend.
In the ml;ttcr of the Vstate OF ALFRED
WAITE, deceased.
Order TO show cause why finaI account
shoul not he settled ana allowed, distribu-
tion Ina H. and adutiuiSl rntor discharged.
ON reading and iiiing The petition of Ben ii-
mln =. HDNIp, the admin ritOr Of The estate
OF Alfred Waite, deceased. Setf ing forth that
h" has deed his final account OF his admins
trltion OF said estate in this court for settle
nvnt. amt that there Is property in his hands
To Gc distributed TO the heirs nf said deceased
ana praying for a. order settling his account
as such II. administrator. distributing the resi-
due OF said estate among the pels sons entitled,
closing said admins, ration.
II l. ordered thai all persons interested in
the cstntcol the said Alfred Waite, deceased,
be aud aprcur before the Disl rict Court Of the
81 Juicia BIStr.ct OF Washington Territory
holding tcrIns at POri Townsend on Monday
| the ~ II day OF February lSS2 mt the hour oi
O'Clock +. NJ. then and there to show cause
why am order settling the final account of said
administrator, distributing said estate among
those entitled and diScharging said admins
traitor, should not he made.
II Il further ordered that n certified copy ot
this order he published for four successive
| iwecks before said 27ih day of February lSS2
| IN the PUGET SOUND WEEKLY ARGUS. Il
newspaper published weekly ut Pot Town
send in jefferson county, W. T., and that a
| like copy OF This order he posted in three pub
| lie places in said Jefferson county for at isisl
ten days prior to saId 27th day of February
1882.
ROGER 5. GREENE.
| Judge.
, 1881-11-11

1T seems that our catcrpriSing firm.
McSsrs. Waterman IL katZ are never
done getting new goods. Their store i
crowded for rOom aud good, are pi rd NJ
clear TO the cci ling. and sill they are re-
cciving Uu each steamer more of them.
This firm has surely the incest goods aud
best assortment that is kept on the Sound:
and from what We learn from outsiders
they are selling at very low prices
, 1881-11-11

E5- Any one desirOus of purchasing
choice llrueSs, double or single. will do
well 10 leave OrlerS with o. ii. Holcomb.
As he is agent for an eastern firm whose
harness gives the best of satisfaction, both
la quality and style. This can easily be
proven by taking look at Mr.. James
Salley's harness which was purchased by
MIR. llo!conb. and is pronounced by com
petent judges 10 be the best style OF har-
ness in the place.
, 1881-11-11

WALL PAPER.-ro those wishing to
purchase anything in this line. we would
say thar we have IL large and well selected
assortment of all kinds of cheap. costly,
plain aud snowy wall paper. just received
aud now on hand for The trade. Call and
examine, as we ice! sure we can suit all.
ia quality, style and prices. The selec-
lions have been carefully made by cnmpe-
tent judges. with a view Of putting su-
periOr article OH the market
n ID. HILL & Son.
, 1881-11-11

ES Mr.. Korter has made a nice
improvement in his barber shop. We
venture to say that he has a shop as
neatly fitted up asnny on the Sound.
He has also fitted up bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one of the fin
est shops, and is master of his pro.
fessiOn
, 1881-11-11

AVER S Cherry PectorIi is really rc-
markah'e and lime .honOred medicine. II
Is the best known remedy for all disease,
oil The throat and hlags.
, 1881-11-11

t1Y Prof A. J., Francis, professional
piano tuner and repairer. desires TO give
notice thst he will be in Port Townsend
ola o~ ahOht November 18th. Leave ord
ers at this oifice.
, 1881-11-11
Dated September. II, 1881.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON q,


COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
l, james Scavey, Clerk of the District Court
OF @he jd judicial District of Washington Ter
rltory, do hereby certify thIt the above and
foregoing Is n true and correct copy of an Or
der OF the above named Conrt in the matter of
ihe estate OF Allied Waite deceased, now of
record in my office, at Port Townse I'd. Jeffer-
son county, Washington Territory.
Witness my hand and seal of the above
named Court, this Sth day of Octo-
lSEALl ber, \. D., 1851.
JAMES SEAVEY,
Clerk.
ID. W. SMITH.
36;4t Airy iOr estate.
, 1881-11-11
5000 REWARD!

The undersigned viii give the above re-
warl to any person who will give me
such proof or evidence rs vii lead me To
I..p. III WHO II Is mat lately Inflicted with
an aX, or other sharp instrument, a very
severe wound upon valuable hog owned
by me. l.. +. HoFF.
Oak Bay, W. T., Oct. 10. 1851.
, 1881-11-11

Have WiStar's IiRlSnIn of Wild Cherry
always at hand. 1t cures Coughs. Coils, Iron.
CllfiS.-W hOOpinH = oas-h,-.1G-yt4IB. Ind
Conss..inption, and all Throat and Inrt. en-
pfuints. 20 cents and 81 IA bottle
, 1881-11-11

SiooO per year can be easily made at home
wor.Iin" for f. q. Rideout a Co. 10 RarJtieN.
street New York Send for their cataioguT,
and full particulars ~
, 1881-11-11
British Bark Rircheroye
FROM SYDNEYN s. WALES

FROM SYDNEY y. 8. WALES.
NEITHER the Captain nor the Undersigned
Agents OF The above EaIned vessel will he re-
si.on7lD!e lor dcDts CONTRACTED by the officers
or crew; rev; j. B. FRANCIS, Master.
ROTnSCIllLD & Co, Agents.
Fort Townsend, Oct. IL ISSI
, 1881-11-11
Bark Forest Queer
British ek. Star of Peacn

fhoh hELBOCRNE, AUSTR ALA
NtlIIiER the Captain nor the M .Ir,-i.s,,ef
Agents VIII he responsible for dehf- ,.,,, f,,.a.
vessel. I WERSrED =, '.,'l-is'
EoIliSCllILD & co, agents.
Fort Townsend, Oct. Il. 1851,
, 1881-11-11
For Sale.

100 ACRES or o. { eS2p 3 3 ,
near IrOudalr. tor sale at Il bargain.
Terms easy. I'itlr-U. s. Patent. Tim
bcrland; soil suitable for cultivation. For
particulars apply 10 office of !. A.
KUHN, Port Townsend, W. L. I5;6m.
, 1881-11-11
ID. W. SMITH.
Atty Tor estate.

pue OF the reasonable pleasures OfIIfe.
a properly cooked meal, affords little or no
present enjoyment, and much subsequent tor
ture 10 II confirmed dyspep;ic. Bnt when
chronic indigestion is c0mbatted with Hostel
ter'= stomach Bitters, the food is eaten with
relish, and DlOst imDorIant OF all. is assimia- :
tel by and nourishes The Sysem. Use this
grand tonic and corrective also to remedy con
stipatiOn, billiousness, rheumatism, fever and
aguc. For sale by all druggists and dealers.
, 1881-11-11

PORT. DISCOVERY STAGE.
Carrying u. 5. Mails, and Passengers,
LEAVES PORT TOWNSEND EV-
ERY DAY. at ,. p. A.,
Making close connections with the
steamer FANNIE ut Tukey's Landing.
W. S. SEAVEY,
lStf Proprietor.
, 1881-11-11
SChr. SQmatr9.

FROM GUAYMAS, MEXICo.
NEITHER the Captain nor the UNDERSIGNED
ASthtS, WIN De responsible for debts con
fI;tcted 10y the officers or crew beIon,,in.r -
tie above named vessel -
,.,,.r,,.-,,,,,, CHARLES ROCK, Master.
ROTIlSCHILD CO., Agents.
Fort Townsend, Oct. Is. ISL
, 1881-11-11
Bricks For Sale

l have 10000 good bricks FOR
SALE, at IRONDALE, w. T., in
quantities to suit, and at reasonable
prices. For terms, apply to
S. l.. HUNT,
Port Townsend.
, 1881-11-11
Vessels Consigned to
& &C
Schr. ladie of Caller,

Neither the Captain nor the undcrsiened
~ Agent of the above named vessel will bf.
responsible for debts contracted bv the r.ffit.,s
OF ,s.SI crew, l.. p. LARSON, Master
Fort Townsend, Oct. 81 1851.
, 1881-11-11

36;4t
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-26

The "Kenebec (Me.) Journal" of
Tuesday last, published the following:
"Many rumoTs are in circulation in re-
gard to Mr. Blaine's political course in
the immediate future, and his name is
mentioned in connection with different
public stations IN Naine. We are au-
thorized to state that Mr.. Blaine will not
be a candidate for Representative in
Congress, will not be a candidate for
Governor, and will not be candidate
for the United States Senate. When III.
Blaine Tetires fr m President Arthurs
Cabinet, early in the ensuing month, he
will devote himself entirely TO his Pri-
vate affIirs. The ruMor Of his going a.
Minister to England, has no foundation
whatever"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-26

very much excited, and declared that Mr..
Scoville had been lying to him. District
Attorney Corkhill intmated that the pris.
oner was playing a part, and there was
tilt between him and Mr.. Scoville, in which
the latter was loudly applauded. Mr.. Sco-
VILE indicated that his witnesses would be
experts, called to prove Guteau's insanity.
and persons who can testify concerning the
assassin's career and the insanity in his
family. His speech was not concluded.
Mr.. Scoyille concluded his opening speech
for the defence Wednesday, and called seve-
raj witnesses to sustain the theory Of the as
sassin's insanity. Guilcau frequently inter.
rupted his counsel's speech, and solemnly
protested against the attempt 10 make him
out fool. The testimony Of the witnesses
was all directed to showing the condition of
Gustceu's mind. DR.. Rice, of Wisconsin,
had examined him in 1876, und decided he
was insane then. Other witnesses testified
to his oddities and strange freaks. Guiteau
will testify in his own behalf. Court ad-
journed till to day (Friday.)
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-11-26
THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU.

Secretary Blaine was the first witness on
Thursday morning, (l7thl, in the Guiteau
trial. He described the scene at the shoot
ing of President Garfield, in the railroad
depot, at Washington. He did not see the
assassin when the fatal shot was fired. The
main portion of MI. Blaine's testimony re-
lated To Guiteaus persistent appeals for office
previous 10 the murder, and To the dssen-
sions in the Republican party after Garfield
became President. The political portion Of
Mr. Blaile's testimony was brought out on
the cruss-eXamlnatiOn by Scoville, who ex.
planned that he wanted to show what the
political feeling was at that time with view
To the effect il might have had upon the pris-
oner. Mr.. Scoyille questioned the witness
pretty closely ON the question of giving re-
wards FOR party services, but the Secretary
prov ed a willy witness, aud sometimes he
asked questions INSTEAD ni answering them.
What he said Of office seekers and political
tactics entertained the listeners, aud some.
tunes made them laugh. lie declared hlm-
sell the author Oi tue term "StalWari," and
when Mr.. Seoville questioned him on cer-
tain subjects he said he could make poll
teal spr,ch but he would like the questions
made n"rv si~cife. Other witness of the
SO ng were examined, but none Of them