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authority to organize force of 25, 1000 men to
repress the threatened revolution.
GENERAL FOREIGN.

LONDON, Dec. % Reports are current at
st. Peterburg that the relations between Rus
sia and China are somewhat strained.
The large purchases of Panama canal stock
are reported from Paris on American account
Alexandria reports thirty-two deaths from
cholera, at Elwej, for the week ending the 18th
inst. Some caravans broke the quarantine
by avoiding the ordinary route.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 23.-In the trial by
court martial, at Mejin, of persons who par
ticipated in the anti-Jewish riots last August,
among the prisoners are some wealthy mer-
chants accused of melting the mob.
BERLIN, Dec. 29.-Emperor William gave
an annual banquet to the diplomatic body last
evening.
TuNIs, Dec 23.--Gen. Logerot defeated an
Arab tribe near Martina, with severe loss, after
an obstinate resistance.
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Never since, the woods were burnt from the
plains Of Minnesota can medicine show up
markable sale as DR.. Halliday's Blood Purifier
Is now having through the length and breadth
OF the great Northwest. The people are fast
finding out that it Is specific for all poison
GUS diseases of the blood and throat diseases
In connection with DR.. Halliday's Throat Gar
gle it will cure any sore throat or mouth.
For sale by all Western druggists or by the
proprietor, s Blackford, 146 West Third street,
st. Paul, Mimi, where you can get bottle of
each OF these medicines and if they don't ben
eft You more than anything you ever tried,
return the empty bottles and your money will
be refunded
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Dec. 2l.-Coi. W. H. Trescott and
Walter Blaine arrived per steamer Colon from
New York and sailed for Callao on the after.
noon of the 18th inst. on board the United
States steamer Lackawanna. Intelligence
reached them here of the death of Gen. Kill
patrick. The United States ship Alaska has
arrived at Valparaiso. The United States
ship Adams is In Gala and will remain there
until the Pensacola returns from her trip to
the north.
CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. 11.-President
Gazeman Blanco has asked the legislature for
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The Abbott Opera Engagement.

The sale of seats for the Abbott season will
open on next Monday morning. Emma Alb
bott has added TO herpopularity this season
by the improvements in her company. The
new tenor, Valentine Fabrini, late of Mr.,
Mapleson's company, is beautiful singer.
George Comfy is the best basso profundo on
the American.stage. Miss Lizzie Arnnandale,
formerly of the Strakosch company is one OF
the brilliant contraltos, who has made repu-
tation boh as actress and singer. Apleby,
formerly of the Mapleson company, is young
artist and tenor Of fine reputation. Miss
Clementine Bonheur Is comparatively new as.
plrant for fame, but is beautiful singer. The
ensemble, and the full orchestra make the
company now perfectly complete
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SCOVILLE SHELVED.
SUPERSEDED By CH4S. III. REED IN
THE DEFENSE OF GUITEAU.

Although Scoville is to Remain in the Case
and Assist-Reed's First Remark Accuses
Corkh,ll of Falsehocd ScOville Makes an
Important Explanation of the Spitzka
Letter-All the Evidence Yesterday
Strongly Corroborative of Guiteau's San
ity-The Assassin in a Turbulent State all
Through the Day-He Expects an Act of
God to Protect Him by Taking Jurors
Life.
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WAR ON WOMEN.
ENGLISH GOVERNMENT IMPRISON-
ING LADY LAND LEAGUERS.

Miss Reynolds Sent to Jail Yesterday
Seizure of Another Issue Of United Ire
land-Quarrel in the Irish Property De-
fence AssociatIon-Arrlval Of Minister
Trescott and Walker Blaine at Panama,
Hayti and-South America-General For
eign News.
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Fancy Goods at sweeny,s.

There are larger stores in the city than
Sweeny's drug store, No. 10 West Third
street, but there are none more crowded with
nice articles for lie holidays His stock of
fancy goods is large .snd valuable. Cards and
pictures are kept in great variety and of beau
tiful design. His hand painted articles, many
of which are imported, are superb. MIR.
Sweeny makes a speciality of artists goods,
and has the most complete outfits in the city.
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THE LENSUS.

A Complet Record of the Census of 1880
as Compared With 1870.
The census bureau has just sent out COM
plete table of the census taken last year. The
total population of the United States is given
at AZ, 81 $40 as against Ss,155,5O5 in 1870.
The territories show 7S4,44 as against
4O2, 1866 IN 1870. The total population of
states and territories combined is 5O,155, ,7S3.
In 1870 1t was 38,55S,3n. The following is
the detailed table.
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Christmas Services.

Christmas services at the Church OF st.
John, the Evangelist, (EpiscopaD. corner Of
Ashland avenue and Mackubin street.
Christmas Eve, Saturday, 8p m, full Choir
al Service and public reception of Cnoristers.
Christmas Day, Holy Communion at a. m.
Morning prayer, holy communion and sermon
1880 a. IN. Choral Evensong and Sermon
p. N.
Sunday School Festival, Holy Innocent's
Day, December %, z p. m.
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Stabbed.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
FARMINeToN, Dec pa man was serious
ly stabbed in the abdomen at the town of
Rosemount, at o'clock this afternoon. Par
ticulars not learned
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DIED.

CROWLEY-After long illness. on Fr;d.-
afternoon, Decembe Esd, at 10 mimi. ,tUay at.sy
4o'cock, Mary Catherine, only dan htara a. sof ~
Philip and Catherine Crowley. 'e' u
Funeral from residence in West St. Panl. On
Sunday afternoon, December 25th, at hslf.nsst -.
2 o'clock. Services at st. Miehael,a cbnrst
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Come one, come all, to the grand ball given
by the young men of St. Paul, at Pfeifer,.
Hall, Monday, Dec. 26.
First class music, frst.class hall.
First-class supper, first clsss ball.
Tickets one dollar.
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Great Barpains

In everything in the way of Holiday Goods at
Dibble's to-day. This is the last day before
christmas, and do not wish to carry over
any Holiday Goods. They must be sold before
IL O'Clock tonight. The store will be open
in the evening to accommodate those who
cannot come in the day time.
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Fine Laccs

and Handkerchiefs, and Hosiery, and Neck.
wear, and Jewelry, and Spanish Lace Scarfs
and Fichus, and great many other articles for
Holiday Presents, will be sold very cheap at
Dibble's, to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

The clerk Of the Brocktor house,
Brockton, Mass, MIR. Alfred 8. Backus,
writes that he was almost Immediately
cured by st. Jacobs Oil of severe case
Of rheumatism.
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Delegates to Chicago, Take Noticel

Delegates TO Chicago, Take Notice!
The delegates selected to represent st. Paul
at the convention of Northwestern Travelling
Men, to be held at Chicago, are requested to
meet at the Merchants hotel at II a. m., Mon
day the 9th, to make final arrangements.
w. D. HAWKINS. Secv.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

You cannot find more fitting holiday pres
ent than an elegant embroidered piano spread.
Dyer Howard have large assortment, and
they are selling them at rock bottom prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

Special inducements in the way of extra fine
goods, at low prices, are offered by Dyer &
Howard to those who want anything in the
music line
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

paul Morphy" for Christmas.
Every home can be supplied with box of
Paul Morphy cigars at Adam Fetsch's.
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Great Slaughter

of Silk Handkerchiefs at C. A. Dibble's to-day.
have an overstock of them and they must be
sold at once. The price reduced on every silk
handkerchief in the store.
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A few of those elegant Swiss music boxes,
playing from one to twenty-four tunes, and
ranging in price from $1.5O to $3.50 each, at
Dyer & HOWard's.
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For Sale.

One thousand cords of dry slabs, retail price
81 per cord, delivered. JOHN DowLAN,
Corner Fifth and Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

Holiday novelties and fancy goods of all
kinds at Sherwood Hough's "gem bookstore"
corner Third and Wabashaw streets.
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MumsrsI MuMer

Muf1 srs! Muff1ers!
Silk, Worsted and Cashmere. The best
manufacture and very cheap, at Pannell s, 167
East Seventh street.
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Messrs. Dyer & Howard have a good re,so,
for giving such low prices on pianos and or.
gans, or they certainly would not do so.
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NO'ice.

NO'tco.
The members of the Father Matthew Tenn
perance Society are requested to meet in their
hall at 4:30 o'clock on Christmas morning in
uniform. J. G. NOLAN,
Secretary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

W. B. Rowell s. Co. are selling out very
cheap on account of soon making change.
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In Minnesota the population is made up of
the following classes. Males, 4l9,149; fe-
males 36l 1924, native 5l3,097; foreign 267 ,676;
white TIC, 1884; colored /, ,564; Chinese "a: Jap
anese l: Indians 2,30Q.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

Remember Well.
Adam Fetsch, corner of Third and Jackson.
has the largest stock of smokers articles.
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Ladies' and Misses Furs.
Inc choisest selection of reliable goods and
Inc most reasonable prices, at Pannell's 1877
East Seventh street.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE IN HURRY
TO GUST THE DEMOCRATS.

Rumors That the United States Steamer
Alaska Has Been Fired On-Issue iof
Bounty Land Scrip to the Heirs of John
Paul Jones-New and Beneficial Ar
rangement of the Signal Service-Jean-
pette COrrespOndence-H Holiday Reeula-
fions.
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A piano stool would be nice present. Dyer
& Howard have large line of them, ranging
in price from $3.50 to $25.
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Auction Sale ExtraordIn.-v,

Auction sac Extraordinary
something never before attemptea-an all
night sale this Saturday evening at simen,s.
40 jackson street, great closing sale of Pawn.
brokers' Unredeemed Pledges. All goods war.
ranted asrepresented or money refunded.
A. II. SIMON.
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Meerschaum Pipes.

Adam Fetsch has the largest selection o.
pipes, cigar holders and cigar cases.
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Goods at cost, to close out, at W. B. Rowell
q Co.'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-24

The biggest bargains in Christmas goods to
be found in st. Paul, at W. B. Rowell g. Co.'S.
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Prane's Prize Christmas Cards,
Handkerchief and glove boxes, visiting cards,
invitation and regret cards. Sherwood Hough's
''gem bookstore" corner Third and Wabashaw
streets
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Great display of Holiday Goods at DibbIc's
to-day.
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smokers Emporium.
By calling at Adam Fetsch's you will find
everything in his line.
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That line of music cabinets in black walnut
and ebony, which Messrs. Dyer & Howard are
offering for sale so cheap, surpasses any thing
in the city. They look just as well by gas
light as DAYLIGHT
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Warr8nted MeersChaum.
The finest and largest stock Of pipes, cigar
and cigarette holders at Adam Fetsch's.
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Imported Cigars.
Go or send to Adam Fetsch's, corner of
Third and Jackson streets, for your imported
cigars
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Silk Handkerchief,
The incest assortment and the lowest
prices, at Psnnell's, 1867 East Seventh ST. eet.
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The best bargains in St. Paul, at W. B.
Rowell & Co.'S.
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By the Box.

By the Box.
Go to Adam Fetsch's and get your Christ.
mas cigars.
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For a nice dish of oysters, 60 to head
quarters, Montgomery's Oyster Bay.
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CITY NOTICES.
Holidays.

Amtique,andiLaee Bed Sets $500 ito $4,000.
Lace and Drapery Curtains from l$2.0O to
$4,000.
Novelties in Tides, Banners and japanese
Goods.
Turkish, Dougistan, Yordes and Persian
Rags in great variety.
AUERBACH,
FINCH,
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Fur Caps.
Pannell, 167 East Seventh street, has the
finest stock in this city, and the lowest
prices.
An elegantly bound music book will be
greatly appreciated by any lover Of music.
Call at Dyer & Howard's and see their line of
holiday goods.
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P. T. KAvANAaH, Auctioneer.
, 1881-09-06

he Is son OF, ex.tlov. Seymour: For Con.
trailer It Il thought by . gooi many that
Tlltletl Will Insist upon Andrew II. GreeIt,
md, II llu docs, tirce,i will doubtless Rtt tho
nomination. II not, GeuEEv W. Schuyler. tsf
T0mpkins, is tho IeatliiR casntidat.. For
Stnt0 Treasurer tt,efc are nl11ni,er nf asptr-
Ing candidates. lle ,nosi teIycyerInR. .atnl
pnplIfAr nf wilDln .npI'rars IN le Will
IAN II. Cntl1,I, nf Wr4tchcsier. Solomon
SclIc,t, Of Buffalo, wn!Its. tn 70 III tho
Ticket again fur this 111ce, hut BIZ tfaln cnsl
llnye but ptle,. md f.uckwootI will crowd
:;chtu nut. Ex-Se,lntor .tures, Of Ulster,
w0tid nfsD Iiku 1t, ai1ti lnuy
lEt'O,tE 4 tEABtSH CANDIDATE.
SO nlso for tho hIl!cc Of Sccreiary Ut State
t!icrr arc nInny asprants, aulong wll0,n nre
ex.CunEressf,lat {ie0rge n. I}uubp, 0t Sultt-
VIM; tx-culgH.s4tuntl Reeves, Ut Queens;
and ex.SenntOr Hughes. II Washington. 4
lending conpetltor, fur thu Court Ut Appeals
agaiIst lsuger Is rx-Attorney.(;ei,era
many l'.Islncrnts are In fnv0r Ut loml-
mailing ~ entirely llcw, Ticket. or rather
tic ket Of new tlle. WIN llaye not been ftlei,.
tiflWl with tho ln.4t I,,arreis Of the factions.
.1nlilI Kelly Is said to favor this M,ffcy fn ttse
Interest Nf What l,u rails l,nrut,liy. liz
thinks this would ln Il better way tlIait tn 1r
to bargain ntf the i'l,lces lctween the twn
factions, anil tlInt II wallti hr tnhre likely to
draw nut full vote for tho ticket.
, 1881-09-06

HitiHA1ED 1tr STANTON,
WASHINGTON. ID. t., Sept. d.-'l'le fnllow-
Ing tlns 1,ccl received ut tho AdJutant-Gcn-
erals Office:
"cIry or San FItAScIsco, Sept. 5.-1'o The
Atljntazlt-Ncncrul of The U,lltctl Shttcs
4<lrnv, lVt1sht,lUton: 'rle following Inns
Just been received from llaksc!l, a!dc.t1e-
GIMP:
"l,lcut. Stanton is on tho other side Of tho
river, crossfng with Company T.. Sixth cay-
airy. lie cnIls across that Gapt. 1lcntiR and
seven mcn ara killed, mud that Lieut.. Gordon
was wounded Il, IN attack on the post. 1'llu
fIle'l are cheering III the quarters. VIII give
y0u more III MI hour"
1'lent. Stanton a.lt tho Company referred
to ure of the command heretofore repn1tetl
tliassacred under Carr.
AfcDowEL1., Maior-General,
, 1881-09-06
DESTRUCTION OF TIMBER.

EAST SAaISAw, Mlcln, Sept. 5.-lIcports
Of property destroyed .kesp coming III from
nil directions. Four dwellings and four
barnes, two Of the latter full OF grain, ut Por-
ter's station. OIL tho st. Louis u Saginaw
Road, burned this safternoon. A
farmer near Dadax, 11aron County,
lost u barn md 400 bushels of
wheat. Another near Caro- lost his barn and
ITO bushels Ut wheat; md Stevens baru,
near Vassar, burned this afternoon. 1t was
full Of grain. III Tusco'a County thousands
0f dolars' worth Of property IL COLI
sulncl, anda tho fro Il sweep
ing In NIL directions. No telling
when it will stop, and no prospect Of raln.
Stocl; Ii suffering and Il water famine Ii
threatened. No truths have started out on
the st. Louis Road tonight, md the trail,
from Vnsaar to Caro- conla not got through
OH ncconnt of tho fire. A farmer In Dls,tl-
field, this county. lost Ills houso anu burn
this afternoon
, 1881-09-06

THE EcuNESlcA1. COUNCIL. At LONDON.
Spsesas Unluse,. 10 ~, t-hteaoo 1rtben4.
NEW Y0lsG, Sept, 5.--On Wednesday the
Ecaulcniea' Council vi the Methodist Church.
which hus caused such great Interest, will
meet In tic City Rond Chapel. London.
Great preparations 1Iayo been n,usle to
bring together representatives fr0u, the
various branches of tho denomination, md
1t IL pr0bnb!8 that delegates from all parts ut
the world will le present, aggrcgatlng 4Gt.
The council will DO 0poned with n
sermon by bishop Simpson. ut AtaeFlca,
OIL Christian unity, which Will consumo tae
larger part Ut tho first llay. III many respects
tie gathering will resemble that Ut tlo Pres
byterans w|l,uil WIS llaA III Philadelphia
last year. The council Is held will, u view
Of bringing the different branches OF
THE DENOMINATION ISro cLosEN A1.l1"
ASCE,
warner frater,!ty, and fuller cooperation. It
does not conte.mplate MY orgNnse sess!on of
branches now dIssoctated, lor Is It the OBJ
jeet to make aily doetrinal ieclara-
tons whlcl! will III any way bear
an tho faith 0f any OF the
sections Of tho Methodist Church.
It will probably lloy!se soue way to prevent
tho Wisto 0f ulca1ls whlull gehsrally tullows
On tho revival uccupat!0ll Ut missionary
fields by twU nr Nlure bodies of Christians.
las q tendency toward ,,lssnx tic direction
i, u sSa''ssiicat R iie!a%s, % I'D % sprt I'll shst ' wi!
benefit the world nt large. ,,!olliI Wesley,
the founacrof thu rellglon, VII! bo euloRlzed,
an1
THE TEAcll1N6s or sfETitopis,l
DO mat!o glorlnus by tho assembly. ,Plans
WILL also b. laid for tue preservation "
IH. bkAFf Fithsr
, 1881-09-06
Lieut., WltpppFs

Warrington DTp4fth TO E!Mt{AAdH 9aIffff:
Tho attorney fOr Lieut.. FlpIHr bus WrIttoR
q letter 10 pEoInlnent ufloIai hero regarding
arrest and imprisonment ut Fort Dayts,
tn, rsn; TaS attosnsy ys!paly coaredes H. thss
cash when oriercd to mako the teansfer Of
hta cotniulssary accounts to blu successor. OF
this atnoant, sl,no io stocks wus found on his
servant R!rl. aud tho balance has since bcum
Madc good by contributions by sotne citizens Ut
Fort Davta. Col. shattes, commanding Flppcr's
reElnonti contributed $t00
PendinE tho tins ,coasus1ed III raising tho
money FllppeF wl5 contued In q roll. and kept
o!Qsely guarded, but on payment Ut tho MoI0y
be wa released from dsirst,co vile, aud placed
An attumpt has boan made to enlist Ia Flip.
per's bahalf the lallsnce at Leading coseEel
inen hesu. The arRumont used being that fllpper
lin y tho os yi'tta' ct .ho soa'p1a.Sy to kst
however. arc far from sustaining any
such presumpt!ou. On tho coutraey, tho
evidence at baud Ia 20 s1ronx ~ to leAYe Tut lit
t!S doubt Of FltPpes's guilt AMONG tho Leading
indlGnston agalnst Fltpper. and II tho court
narsial. before which he Will b. tried, Impose u
vigorous sentence no effort will ba iuule Oh
thslr part to mitigate Tho puulshmeus.
, 1881-09-06

GEN. CAllIt's FAMILY.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Sent. 5.-Capt JOHN MI
gnIre, Of this city, father OF Mrs. Carr, tlia
wife Of Gon. Carr, reported killed ut Caulp
Apache, Arlzoua, has received ITO inteili-
genco from the scene OF the massacre, but Us
Ills daughter was great fayorlt with tho III
slians he has strong hope that she has not
been killed. Tho sou, Clark Carr, was u Ind
Of ii years, mud was spending lIts summer
vacation with Ills parents. lie Ind bcen IT.
tending school at Garden City, near Now
York, aud was to go to Europe this fall to
finish hfs education
Mrs. Clark, Il guest of Mrs. Carr. and spe-
ctnl correspondent OF the Globe Democrat,
and several other ladies, were at Fort Apache
when 1t WIS attacked, but from the fact tint
the assault was repulsed 1t is believed none
Of them werc killed.
, 1881-09-06

WHAT Mt! CHASE, THE MANAGER RAYS
AIiDt'T sfi1SKEg..

WHAT Nil. CHASE, THE MANAGER, sAys
AIiDtsT sfi1SKEG.
Spsetdt Dispateh TO TIT IAtcaoo Tribune.
NEW Yht,,s, Sept. 5.--Tho National Line
steamer Spnlm brt,tght 10 this city lust night
three members Ut the Cornell boat crew. Az
snon as they got fIcro they wers met nt
quarantine by friends ard teleRraBIs re-
qnestng them 10 say nothing nIont tho re-
cent Vienna racc IN which tile tsan Sl.tnkel
Is charged with foul play. Mr.. Cllasc, how
ever, wtlo went ont rs manager 0f the crew,
says: "We now believe that tl,a whoie So.
rics nj defents we met with arose from :shtn.
let's tnctfcs. It's conduct lls.s BEEN tastaril-
Is from beginning to end, II We may
judge Of his proceedings in I.onttoi, ut
the beginning of tho trip. and l,y wtAt tool;
pIace III Viennu. 10 come right 10 the gLst
Of the whole business. yor, will. Of course,
want 10 know upon what evidence We InaKe
THIS si:H1OEs ciIAlME UPON 4 Ct,MisADE.
The evidence, unfortunately for lin, Il
overwhelming. 1t will convince auy o,te.
III the first place, We have number OF afll.
dayfts FROM persons In .'ieMila to sweas In a
fact wlticl, cannot be explained except by the
theory Of S!ltnket's gullt after thu ,lts.
patel, from Ithaca. cannot tell you
w!lat these af}ldavits Charge or by
whom they nre maic, but ii
will all cn1.e nut. especially 'n Il Lay or two,
and then the public will be nble to jIdgc het-
tyr tlsAi by getting ut the nattcr ueccineal.
We lave hile. affidavit fEtoln q member at the
Vienna ltoWtng Association who s,sears tl'at
brihed, and thnt II Necessary lie will give tho
lluis,es Of the ,,ersons WHO bgtbcl i.t,,,. We
found out, n'nt'hg other things, that ShEnke1,
WIG had llo ',"tcy TO speak of, certainly not
York twO days aftcr tho Vicnna race.
WHERE ND THAT MONEY COME rHoM?
So fnr rs we can find out, lie received $50
from tho Vienna sllnrpers, who hut their
money against Its, and lie also ,llatle -so!'ln
asast 9Ss iss rs '1s S' @ Il ie we ffeR w W Gs pat nj
tile vienng race. fully behaving tia: we
could vii, that ru:o II 1ve never won n rice
before. Shinkel put III sonle money. OF
pnt II alitl otlr 1ao,ey besides. w iavs
crcditnble evidence that our bet WAS taken
lip BY Shltilicl's aEent at Vienna. Thu
strongest proof OF n1l to my mind II tho f'ct
fiat Shlnke!, when CHARGED with bct1aylne
We rot him Into 4 ronm when nll these rli-
tnors and accusations were brought to ,ta.
and, after locking tho door, 50 that he could
not buck 0slt,
WE CHANGED J11M WITH pEllr1DY,
AL, Al! 'n tl was 70 % to eSprsss aaxsn'ent e; 4, Tint
sucl, calumnIcs, alltl TINT w. slsouli put
not ,oat ttsproye ~ Hy af tie eiarys ;
matter WIS 80 1lsgraceful, md 4fsllearte!led
Us 80 completely that we did not care to pnsl,
tho matter rs fur nS VIC might huye dpne,
Ia notninel would have only; createtl new
scandal mud 1ol,1 Iao good. We kicked blu,
out Of the crew, md rot nll the facts In order
t. present them To the public ut llolne.
Sllinket Is lit London, and l suppose will
crawl home sooner or Inter. whiting perhaps