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Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
FIFTH EoI7lok.
noe LOCOMOrIyD

'A' Baldwin work,
Lars, L.rss.' order Eve, s,,,I ,,nIa
Several months ago III. R.', R,na
ccmosive Company WA ,oaldshl
,as Ms,,y, ,yndisate which ia coa..tas,''t ..9as.it
me- Mexican National Marrow a'. as'hsS
road, and which oonoIusVa Voaas
known fnansiers as Jaw GO",su. su.l
and Sullivan, to furnish nyuId, ni. hs
c'aoa'ions for some povs,,aI s,ta' and
ives' This reques. '' vn y, lsa
by a preliminary Ords, ~ =, Sa
engines, which Ia the laross," ~, y, =, his
were shipped a few vsss' ''' @a't
ther negotiations then sp,n.1 iso' n
she hrm has been advised y" 'at
tives, to be shipped as oall.J al JIV 'Sa.
understanding being ,h,, a. "a ., d.
1882. W 'hs a Il
The The total <. q, value of ,hi, oo,,,,
placed at q 500, 200. Ops,,,i.iN "aaN
at once be commenced 80 a"pa'
thirty and forty Of the " ,o,,at', os''s y 4
which are to be employed i"aotl' N
material for the Corsiruc,ion h Aa'I a
hnes' In consequence ol,bs ,o. o.
Of steep grades which .rs ~ nm aoa'
plan the engines will bs br;i. Sp'
which viii m.a, uTI' M
the most powerful loComo,;"a.e, nae aa
turned ont Of the works 0l,bs " @,I'' "
Of the order more than Ops 'u' s,,' 'llr' l..
be passenger locomotives of M m W.
strength. The Mexican Eatlo,,, ,,' y,
road will hove two lines-oS.s' .'gsa t,o,! y
u City OF Mexico to Laredo, Tsx,, ,Ym ~ ! l
Rio Grands River, and suo,Ss, ta' 's !,
u the City . Of Mexico to Nau..u,jIo aa ~
the Pacific 0,ean. AnOtbs, I;n". ! " ~
Gulf OF Mexico is also propo.i ,s.i " y
plans already adopted call n, n. II u
ssruction Of 1000 miles Ofrosd. '-' '''
Another Mexican rsilro,d /, Il.
affording work to the sup!ov., NJ :, ~
Rrm. This is the Mexican en-, r.n,,,I " ~ y
which thirty LOCOMOTIVES Ar. in a., W
Of construction, in addition "a S'r %
dozen which were shipped som. All, tim.
ago. This is only a portion Of ,Ns uas m,u'
ing power which the road silI ns., M
and additional contracts nom ,Ss s,,a ''SI
source are anticipated during The van
Whether Philadelphia Ia also 10 .S., I
her ability in turning out the t,ej,sI
And passenger cars for the two road,
} question which is yet to bs ds,i5.i
some OF the freight cara for the Mar T
IAN National haye been bull. in YAH /
Pa, but II is understood !hs. a coD,n,
or no less than 5000 is yet to be si,.
'ut, and the chances favor city ma,
lfaotoiy. II is also understood ,Lnr
east q portion Of the contract for w
'snger cars will be placed in this Al.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT,
A Fire man ON the ID. ". II. X RI,
over this Morning.

A Fireman ON the d. ". II. X b.
over this Morning.
William Martin, a fireman on s,r,
No. 3, belonging to the DelaWsn Fs.
tern Railroad Company, met raI
painful accident about eleven sabi
this morning. He left this ciy lbou,
seven O'Clock on q gravel tran. At
Southwiok Station, this side oiLGn.
deuberg, he fell upOr the tsck and u.
cars passed over one Of his lrSs. Th.
member was almost cut in twain
and bled prOtusely. DR., ThOnpsot
was summoned and decided that n
va. necessary to amputste the liGb in
mediAtely. The injured man was
about tEenty-seven years Of age, aud
has q family consisting Of bis wife an
one child. He resides upon Fifty
avenue, West Wilmington. The rspc'I
ter OF the REPUBLICAN, after learning
few particulars Of the accident from th
railroad officials In this city, visited IA
mi jured mans home, about one ocI@tI
this afternoon, to learn further dsilt
he was greatly surprised st the rIl'
road company's negligence IN acq1'l
ing Mr.. Martins family OF the %'l
dsnt. when he arrived st tue !pj1raI
mans home snd questioned bis vie
She knew nothing whatever Of the y
cident. Her grief and also her no'a|
er. in-law's agony was very pitiiul VAsi
they were informed Of the occurrence
DR.. Maull was sent to Delaware IuNs1
tion in a special car between one 'D1
two O'Clock. The injured man, 1t
thought, would be brought io'n uP'-
the 2.l5 train.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Going 10 Virginia.

Harry W. Morrow Bsq,, late Pub
lisher o;the Evening Programme, starts
for Gordonsville, Virginia, to. night TO
engage in his former business OF repre-.
sentative Of the New York Pipe Mann
iacturers in contracting with parties to
get out the Briar Wood used ip their
business. Mr.. Morrow represented the
same houses for some eight years, but
returned to this city about 1--WE years
ago. His business, ii seems, will be to
contract with parties who will ship 70
him at his headquarters in Richmssd
and Baltimore, 81 which places he will
have his ofhsss.
Harry has been hard and sincere
worker in the Temperance and kindred
fields for some four or FIVE years and
has by his winning mappers made
many strong and valuable friends who
will regret his departure.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
SECOND EDITIOr..
s,ruek Desd man:

From the Georgeton Inquire
Ttev tell 3 good many ST. ,riss about
c.ntain Trsasnick, the ,ionesr Re-
Soboth hotel.ksspsr, bu { this is the
hast ONE During the tinter Captain
LYONS AMI N'hsrs, 60 .hs yarn goes,
found q droSpsd n'rA on the peach.
They carried hi'n 70 the hotel, and
Captain r. bsin's o'A,, stood the corpse
against the vail in the bar room at
the end o. the counter. Then the
jokers wert out, found Tredenick ana
told him they had friend inside VINO
wished Ia treat the crowd. All hurried
in, drank and retired, while the Capt
waited for the dead man to take MS
drink, which he not only refused to DO
hut also failed after repeated demands
to pay for the beverage the others had
consumed.
Thinking he was to be euchred out
of the price of the the stun, he con-
cluded to have either the money OF a
fight, He made one more demand,
which the corpse regarded with silent
contempt. This exssperated the Cap
tain and without further ado he
struck the dead man a pow erful blow
and sen. him to the door. He fell with
such a thud that the Captain feared he
had struck him too hard and possibly
done irreparsble damage. Becoming
scared, he called in the mans friends
and each solmenly declared the fellow
was dead. Tredenick, white as a sheet
and with trembling voice, was at hrs'
dumbfounded, but at last he exclaimed
"Weu, 1 did it in self defense; he drew
knife on me before / struck him."
Then he WAS told the joke, sWor'
awhile at its perpetrators and event
ually cancelled the dead msn 8 account
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Items 0fInIereAI.

Three members OF the Cabinet,
James, Window aud Kirkwood, never
saw the inside Of college except ss
visitors; Blaine and James we're edi.
tors; Garfield, Blaine, Window and
Kirkwood were school teachers, and
Garfield, MacVsagh, Hunt, Kirkwood
and Window lawyers.
As illustrating the progress Of the
school at Carlisle in the work Of max
ing good Indians ont Of the untutored
sons of the forest, it is worthy Of note
that fifty sets Of double harness, made
BY the pupils at the school, we're ship
ped few weeks ago, to be used in the
government service.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
rs.p.ausr's W 0rk'

John McCsbe oobsltree'a Iitu' AN
9 yearp Of age, son of joseph SEPT .S,ut r. IT. !
tree, 72O Madison street, died si!,s So'T1 iIs,
nigh: last night after q ssnri. sewers ~ 4
Of brain fever. Little !0RGn'' ~. A.,
a brigh, little boy beyond ,aVorits avs n 4
knowledge and a genera re-" lsVVi he ID
all who Knew him. He ElssI, knew ,s ,s.is ID
not no. get we'll and vas perfectly % ;'.y. 'sisr b, !
though it was as hard .1dn to IL Is''S Ust, + Z
snts az It was for them 10 .hs pa .i,s
him. The parents have 4. s'S ,si' ID al
sy mpatb ' OF their friends IA ~"
severe sfli ction. .,,
Lif,'s titful fever is past 81,
And "Johnuie" rests 81 'D
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Items Containing one Sentence.
APerpstunl IniuuesiOn

has been granted by Judge Lawrence,
at New York, restrsipinE the produ'
tion of "Aroupd the World in Eighty
Days" at Jacob Aberio's Theatre, th'
latter with George Aetkiff, Being the
defendants in the action, and the kir'
alfy Brothers tns plaintiffs. This in
junction gives to the latter the exclu'
sivo right Of production.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

A fire on Home street, Cincinnati,
early yesterday morning, caused a loss
Of $50, 900, which falls principally upon
William n. Donaldson 4 Co., litho-
sraphers, Payne & Co., envelope manu-
fscturers, and two laundry companies
They are fully insured.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
NEW NEAT MARKET.
FLINN s. u IL o

Have establish Cd a new Meat, Provision aad
Produce M,rHet at
NO IdS W. ElGhTH STREET,
Where. they will keep on hand the best aad
res lest meats and provisions that can be
10 Hnu IN the city and at the lowest cash
prioes. They would be glad 70 have thetI
nu Nerous fri .nds and customers, who pa
trOniZed them at Eighth and Madison, to
give them a call at their new stand,
mar26.ti ELlNN 4 BhO.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
FOURTH EDITION.
UnITHD STATES JURORs.

Tho Drawing for the Fern or
Court In Aprtl-InpeEtant Cases
Fer Trial.
In the United States Court this
morning, Judge Bradford presiding,
the petit Jurors, to serve at the next
term OF the United States Court, COM
msnciug on the second Tuesday in
April, were drawn as follows:
sEW CASTLE o0UsTy.
Isaac Statts-Blackbird, HID.
R. neutrality-suspicious.
David H. Coyle-Wilmingtou.
Samuel J. McCall-Red Lion.
Henry Bckel-Wilmington.
Lewis Psynter-Wilmington.
Thomas }. Craven-St. Georges.
Abram Murrsy-Wilming'on.
James N. Brsokin--Christiana.
Lewes II. Coxe-Wilmington.
kEXr COUNTY.
Samuel Taylor--Duck Creek.
Isaac N, Wilsor--Duck Creek.
George W. Knott--Kenton.
John W. Fennimore-- Little Gre sek.
Harry A. Richardson Dover.
Curtis s. Watson Milford.
Matthew Ford--Duek Creek.
Cornelious J. Hall--Milford.
John c. Baily-Duck Creek.
John W. Coutee-S. Murderkill.
Nicholas K. Johpson--Mispillion.
Rdward Streets-Keuton.
Carey PrsZsr--Duck Creek.
David Stevenson or--Duck Creek.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
A. K HalI-Ceder Creek.
John W. Phillips--SeAford.
Ebe Tunnel-Lewis and Reboboth.
William Il. Pierce-Ceder Creek.
Levin Hitch-Nsntieoke.
William Morris North West Fork.
Politically the jury stands sew onteen
Democrats TO thirteen Republicans the
ury will be called upon to try the
,ases Of those indicted for notorious con-
iuc,, illegal voting &c. ct the last gen.
.rAl election.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
EseusfOn Trouble,

Marshal McMullin on Saturday ar
rested John Brothers, of Appoqulnlmink K
Hd., on a charge of attempting to pro
cure a pension on false sthdsvits.
He denies the charge and WAS given un
til Wednesday next to prove his inno-
cenco.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Tho Mora, suasIon Association

Tho Moral suasIon Association
For the Republican Il
MEssBRs. RDrross;-The N9V'oi ~
morning quotes Mr. Bryant Is sSymI
at his lecture yesterday that there S,l
only rs meu saved by the s'mPsFSl
work in our city in the past Iout yeal
viii you kindly place Mr. bFyAa. q
his CO workers in a proper NSa'
announcing to your many rsaus's ,s. ..,t.
what Mr. Bryant said was 'aN , u -.
Moral Suasion Association thefs "
76 men known to be standing us n.
III cir pledge given during IL SaSi tram
daysi" This number isgivsa Si"s 'D Da.y
memory OF one member alone ,.s W. \
less, in consulting the pledge hs D''n Il Y
number would turn oct TO % ,,",
that named by Mr.. Bryant AA'''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
EnlaFEtn z .

J. Mullen & Son, popular clothters
in the saville building Sixth and Mar
ket streets, are snlargins.their store to
take in the part formerly occupied by
Preston Brothers, ,bsrb-rs. The increase
of trade has compelled them to make
this enlargement.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

Senator Malone, Of Virginia. is sup
posed to be worth about 81, 900, 600.
De weighs only ninety pounds. Then
it may bs literally said that he is
HWarth his weight in gold"
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
wOM ~ Last.

Mr.. Steele Eaoksye, the founder Of
the New York Madison Square Thestre,
and author OF "Hszel Kirke," will ap-
pear at the Opera House next Monday
evening, in "Won at Last" He will
be supported by a fns company.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
AmOas.er Egg

Clark Webster, OF Brsndys,%a' y',.a ,%' (
drsd, has a goose egg mss,"ri ss,aaai \
inches in circumiefenoe ~. r,rs
suds and 8 inches in cirouln,'i sn, n n
Of her way. Is there a. a f0S, Su,.,ehSrl
C .stls county or tne
= ,nn,,ss that can beat tha''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
r1fa'. n sn"o ~,

lind. r .ns sn, rih's D. r.,,, as|
sleriff Clark SOLD .. ..',,ssius tns T pr4
on Saturday last the sia ioll'slrs s,,sst y
tie, A hou,- on fls1 -. Heit n|
Ia lor, for s475 70 Amelia ns,nssp W."
no lac on Front s.r'e. ., N sspus'
an / Washington Streets "
An tsrson for s6V0
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
MAwklA.AF En-.

PYLE-WATSON.-A the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, No. so West stn street, n
the 2Srd of Marsh, 1881. by hev. j. b. Par
malice. Mr.. Clifford Py.e and Miss Mary
u Watson.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
ANA. xuronx Dugan'

I. va, John Dus.D and I'D no. sss,' u
that was amongst those "I lanes Da|
badly at Cassidy's saloon; o., Ssi lI3 E.h n
stss, and was never srreS'o0
IAN or any ythiDg 1's''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Ladies Auxiliary.

The Ladies Auxiliary corps Of Ad-
miral Dupont Post No. 2, g. A. B.,
will meet to- Dightin their headquarters
McClary building. A full attendance
Is requested and report on colors 10
desired.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

French's Embrocation, the popular
liniment for man or beast, for sale by
Taylor & Fullerton. 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
oTnirIeeuth.

Ieuaps Tribe. No. 6, |. 0. R. n. held
its thirteenth anniversary on Saturday
night in their hall, Sixth aud Shipley
streets. The room was dsnsely packed
with the members, their families and
friends. Great Sachem Joseph A. Bond
gave a brief account Of the Tribe which
now numbers 100 members and had
$500 laid by for q rainy day. Edward
Green and John Percy indulsed in
short talks. Editor Conrad gave q
select reading and James Lamb gave
an amusing sketch after which Germ
and venison we're served in abundance.
items COniaiRiHg one Sentence.
The Wilmington City Marsh Compa.
ny met to-day and elected officers.
The Board of Education will meet this
evening.
A special meeting Of the City Council
will be held Tonight.
On Saturday afternoon, City Council
in special session established grader
AZ Twenty third and Carter street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
WlhLo VS.

Willow wood for our use should be cut
W en- the sap IS fully up n the Spring (tree
coming INTO lea } and be thoroughly diyested
OF Bark and be Kept clean AID dry ; 1t must
he i branch " Jod not over or years
Irowth, none over or inches In diameter
am free of hear the smaller the wood is
the better For such wood we give S8 80 per
cord delivered at our mills on the Brandy
wine II delivered with the bark on, 1t must
be nau ed within q few days after 1t IS cut,
so the bark will not set on 1t as 1t would
have to he peeled mere For ucn wood with
bark on we give 800 per cord delivered at
Il mills. marl9 steod otW
Ell. DUPONT DENEMOURS b 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
Removed.

Il. N. Mullin has removed his cigar
and tobacco store from 400 West Front
St, TO 52j West Front St.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
SSOAPl bOAPlI
The subscriber, proprietor ofthe
FACTORY,6OS w. FRONT ST.

Has opened at the
y. W. COR. FOURTH & SMILEY STS
And will keep all kinds OF Washing, CASTLE
Toilet and Soft soaps. Washing Soda, Rlue
Starch, AOamantine Candles, &C. All kinds
Of soSp tat, tallOw, &C., received at market
prices. mar8-2weo1 q KkAUTTER
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
EMOVAI.

A.v GAYNOR has removed to his new
store, No 225 W SECOND ST, where ne
Will be pleased to acco IL modate those wish
ing to be supplied with the daily, weekly OF
Sunday papers AuY paper desired will be
served at any residence in the city by careful
carriers. mar2ltW
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
DUBLlO SALE or SIOUX.

DUBLlO SALE Or sioux.
The undersigned will sell at public sale,
at Village ireen Delaware county, Pa, on
THURSDAY, MAROh 81, 1881,
at O'Clock. p m.
IS Fresh Cows Ini S0ringers, from fg-N4
ancaster County, Pa young stock S-H
bulls lot OF shOats 2and months credit.
Wagon will be at LinwoOt TO meet train
leaving Wilmington at 1880 o. m
mar23d6 wts ROBER \ & Tyson.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28

r OST.-s5o THIS IN ,NDAY) MORN
- ing march 20 on Market street be.
tween Second and Fourth. The finder will
% suitably rewarded BY leaving the 80 me at
the REPUBLICAN office. mar2st2t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
II II AOVAL,

The undersigned has removed HE stove
sto' e TO he nOrte east corner Of Ninth and
| I range streets, where he will keep all ainds
OF stoves and houseturnishing goods. vim
and sheet iron work OF all kinds do & a. short
notice and at reasonable -atss
mar264, ISAAC = RWIIOCk
Daily Republican., 1881-03-28
II Y MOVALS
'DEMONAL,
N. T. POOLE,

Has removed hi' place OF residence rom
6l7 ". Seventh stIeet, 10 III W. E!gE tn
street.
A4-Shop on May street between Monroe
and adams and Seventh and Elshtn stree,
maf25t Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-06
THE BEST TOWN LOTS ~
JASPER
ut Prir0te Sale !!

The undersigned has subdividcd III,
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills
and now oilers them at private ale
inere are eighteen beautiful building
1919, % ~ l53 feet, fronting on Jackson
ana MIL streets, with . broad alley n
tno rear or each lot This Is a rare Or
portuniiy 70 secure good building lots III
a healthy part OF town.
Terms. Easy, TO suit purchasers. AZ Il
y more the object TO improve that part
oi town. than to make money.
Aug. ~, 79-tf. JOSEPH EGG.
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State sunday school Convention
nS>A.sire Conner.
I.e scvenih Indiana Union State Sun
clay srNrrl convention will le held Il
Trinity n. 4. church ia his city. Tue.
cAy. eAnssdHs snl Thursday, MAY 81
Snl dHue land q
"A Roy VA. president, Tcrrc IIautc
rAas. :. Hubbard, vicc-presidenl
hnk hi~toun.
bAAr.
CAas: y. MeiSs treasurer, Indiana polls
VI a. Ripley, statistican, indianapolis
oRpEE or EXERCISES.
Theme Of the convention. mot By
Might, nor BY Power. but bv NV Spirit.
Saith The Lord Of IIosts."-[Zach 4 3.
TUESDAY EVENING.
3 100. Prayer and Praise -- Subject !:
Come Holy Spirit Led by w.
Ia lowering, Lafayette.
49, Address Of Welcome Rev. Fcrd
q Iglchart, Evansville. Response
BY the president.
80. Address The Inspirafion Of the
Teacher. Rev. Thos. Parry, Tcrre|
wmx~.,.v -,..x,.
80 p~.r.- So. nr.s
ayer Sers,ce-"Ihe Power Of
= 1a.. on onuuctea oy VI
a "a penns. esI.s Iuu'anaPohs.
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casfje o'ec"-l
10:3o. Address -a Jesus. fhe Great
Teacher Dr.. l. w. MunhalI. IN
dianapolis
Subject considered IN s minutes.
Il:O: Address - The FOREIGN sun
cav school Association" Rev. W.
=. ~ :, Da.oys evansville:
= ' appointment q committees
2 90. Prayer Service. .Tbe Ho,v
spirit the Teachers IIelper.'
2 30. Adldrsscs-Th;rfv ~. -
Thems-A t'nstivs meshods.
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dianapolis.
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Indiana p0lis.
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Han WV p..s,i ~oel =
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EVENING. Ian
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Spiritual Forces II our Cl,nrrh.s [
Rev. q. II. Henderson, Tess.j
Haufe. 7
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five minute talks. ~
y :oo: Address-- Our l}oys--Wbo shaI,|
Have Them, The Church g. tbcI
World. Rev. q. u. Curtis. Is IH.s
p indianapolis.
Consideration Or subject ~ 6v.| e
minute talks. N
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-07-02
Think Us Has SKIPPED.

Albany, June 2j.-The stalwarts be-
lieye that Ed. Phelps, the lobbyist who
got Adam Blakes, Of the Kenmore, to
cash a $1,000 check, has skipped" to
avoid arrest.
Their story is that he by violence de-
feated the securing Of the vouchers in
that check care at the III the sub
poena for their production was being
served on the clerk, AID in order to
avoid arrest and punishment for that
and for bribery fed. They say he paid
a colored porter in the Delavan to show
him q private entrance through the
depot to a New York train and boarded
it unknown. He lives at White Plains,
and his usual way Of going home is by
the Boston road.
The sergeant-at-arms of the assembly
has been dispatched to New York after
Phelps: The agent Of the National Asl
ISOLATED Press has, however, seen Phelps
within the last fifteen minutes, and
knows that he is still in Albany.
District Attorney aerri,n ~v~nigs,,t *
suet a subpoena ordering 4. -. BARRIER,
the rich lobbyist to appear before the
grand jury OF Monday to answer a
charge of bribery.
Ii Barber attends and tcstlfcs, the
developments will undoubtedly be
serious.
Next week bids fair to be a period of
unparalleled scandal.
Bangs and Rosendel have caused the
case Of Barber to be taken before the
grand Jury.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-07-02
JULY 2, 1881.


New York, June 27.-It appears shat
Vice President Arthur charges the down
fall Of the machine to Plat. He says
that Plat, to make sure Of the defeat of
Crowley to the senate and secure his
own election last winter, entered into
an agreement with the administration
republicans to support Judge Robertson
for any Office to which the president
might nominate him. This was made
known to the president, and Gen. Ar
thur is understood to have said that
without this agreement Judge Robert
son would not have been nominated 40
collector till the question had hrst been
discussed with Conkling, who would not
then have felt called upon to resign.
Ex-senator Conkling now, it is said, be-
gins to view the matter somewhat in the
sane light as the vice president, and
there are rumors of a growing willing
ness on his part to attempt to make
Platt a scapegoat. A growing opposition
Is manifested by the stalwarts towards
Gov. Cornell, a distinguished member Of
this wing ofthe party, who said yester-
day: There is no Disgusting the
fact that. the governor does not longer
sympathize with Conkling." He refus-
ed to attend a conference one night a
short time since, at which Conkling
made his anti-monopoly speech. What
fha unVnrnnr WANTS is fbn Love tn,,.
Conkling, however, has ceased to place
any confidence in the governor. Conk-
ling went to Washington, according to
the statement Of II of his friends, to
attend to some personal affairs, among
other things 70 surrender his rooms
there, which he has been keeping since
his resignation. He admits he does not
expect TO be reelected. His friends
said he only hoped to throw the contest
over to another legislature, and thus be
able to return and dictate his success.
sor."
Plat said yesterday that Depcw
would be out Of the race this week, after
which the legislature would adjourn
without electlng any one. He made a
similar prophecy a week ago. A men,
Der Of the committee which investigate
the Bradley charges against Senator
Sessions, said that there would probably
be three reports made. one ty Conkling
members Of the committee, one by the
administration republicans and one by
the stalwarts, the last two reports, he
thought, would not materially differ, but
the stalwart report, he believed would
be a singer for Derew. Platt seemed TO
think this would end Depew's anvas
in the same way as he thought the orig
inal charges would end it. If it does
not have any more effect than the
charges named, it will probably increase
Depew's vote. Ex-senator Conkling
will give personal attention TO the pre-
paration of the report. Senator Stahan
was The only republican who called on
Plat yesterday. He has acquired an
unpleasant notoriety since Davenport's
testimony. and his friends are threaten
ing vengeance on Davenport on account
Of it.