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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Notice tO Creditors.

In the Probate Court County of Yavapa Territory ot Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate
 
 DAVIS R. POLAND. dec'G- Notice is hereby given iy the dersigned adnnis- tra,rix of the estate of wis h Poland, dec ased, to the creditors of and all persons having c.ams against the said deceased to exhibit th with the necessary youc hers, within tel. months the first puih- cation this notice the ssiI adniDistratrx at her residence Carleton street u he Village of Prescott, Arizona, 1T to husn X W els, attoTne!s of said ad- ministra riI, at their once in saiO Village.
 MERRITT l.. GLAND, AdniInistrairix of estate of Davis R Poand decd. trescot', June 18th. 1882.
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RE"A
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIvE Whereas, It has been made known 10 me that the stage carrying the United malls the liue be- tween Prescott and PhGEix, via black Canyon WAS stopped and the and expesR robbed on the 2d day of May, IS-2 Swi4lngs ranen, by four 10 uuknown,
 Now. therefore, by virure of the powers in vest ed as Governor of the Ierr Tor! oi Arzona, dc hereby offer 6 reward or four huLdTCd dollar tS4o for the arrest and conviction O ne partie, IT Ie- ward of ons hundred dollar lUJJ for the rest conviction of either of them.
 r, In witness whereof have hc1eunt0 get I4y lo'' hand and caused tbe great seal o; th- Terri tory TO be affixed this Isth day Cf May, sS2-
 r. A. TkiTLk, Uoyernor. Attes H. NJ. VAN ARHAS,
 Secretary of Territory. Prescott. May I9, Iss2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

The cut and dried Oury convention of Cochise county was held at Tombstone on the 9th. Delegates to the Territorial convention were elected and promised beforehand to go for Oury. Will they stand by their word
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Insurance Nuticp.

Premiu-ns collected al the Prescott Agency, in thS Territory of AriZons, during the year ending arch 1892, by for the ih5nix Insurance Company oi New York; Standard Fire Office, of LoHdog. ugl, md amounting in the sggregaie 10 Five Thousand E.ght Hundred and Nine y-rix 5 Il Dollars s5,sS6a5) and more. c. R. mAh1fNDEID,
 Agent. Subscribed and sworn to before
 T. J. BUTLER, Ter. Treas. Prescott, June I0 1s82-dSwIte
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

4 silver dollar with bit of concave mir TOT set into one side IS by gamblers called a sinner. By laying it among his pile of coin and dealing over it, the operator can know what everyone holds for that deal, the cards being reflected in miniature. 4 member of the Mining Club of Leadville has been caught using shiner By means of 1t he won g., 800 in a night at poker
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

The Mineral Park mail will only run this week under the contract of Hugh White. MT. Rosboroueh, the general manager of the line, will withdraw all stock, wagons, etc, the first and again Mohave county, through the lnagnanimous bids of eastern iackdaws, who don't know what It costs to carry |. $. mails in Arizona, will be left out in the cold.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Norice of i2ubIicatiOE.

LAND OFFICE AT PREscoTr, A T.,
 June 2d, 1-S2. Notice is hereby given that the following med settler has fled notice of his intention to make nal vroof in support of his claim. final entry thereof the '. X. Land Office, Prescott A T., the l4th day ot July. s2 Benjamin F. CoTple for the If Of $. '. i4 Sec g, and F of N. r. li Sec. 2s l.. \. F. E, and the following as his witnesses viz: G. C. Glen, a a-u wilbur, J. J. Thompson, ana William auuds, all of iavSIai Ouniy.
 VILLA \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

Did you break that window, boyf' said the grocer. catching hold of the fleeing urchin. .'Yes sir. What dye mean, ,hea. ly running off in this mannerF "Please. sir was running home to get the money. I was afraid if 1 didn't run erl-l might forget.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

Sound your trumpets ye angels of the southern press. We havn't heard word about the Earps, Holiday X Co.,, for the past ten days. Don't cut such important subjects of so short. Open wide your bat teries on Bshan, of Cochise, your best officer. Don't, oh, don't omit him, or he may feel sighted
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

The Republican forces are gradually pre- pairing their batteries for vigorous and successful campaisn this fall. It is the in tention of the Republican party to put up none but good men for office, and then all pull together for the success of its party. live cannot win on the square, let's fail in doing our duty. and without stepping to dirty work
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Asse.s.u Notice.
To John M. Schryver, or Assignees.

You are hereby notified that I have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Muchachinock mine, Walker Mining District Yavapai county Arizona in order hold the said premises der the provisions Of Section 2524 Revised States of the United states and if within ninety days after this notice publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure co-owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber, under said section 2S24.
 WILLIAM CHAMBERS.
 J. J. MILLIkEN.
 wLlkr Ar1zors, April q, las2. iow
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PRESC0T5.
PRESCOTT.
PRESCOTT, A. T.

Respectfully inform patrons and the public that selling stock of GENTS CLOTHING AND WINTER GOODSat greatly reduced prices.
 We have also fine selection of DRESS OVERCOATS for spring trade
 GLOVES lined and unlned cloth and knit gloves and mittens
 HATS-A large of the finest make, from $75 to $500.
 Small and toilettes
 Pipes pocket knives razor and THOUSAND ARTICLES too numerous to mention
 Our stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS TOBACCO and CI CARS WINES BEERS and BITTERS continually arriving of the best quality and selling at the lowest cash figures
 In addition carry FLAGSTAFF STORE assortment of DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE &c., &c.
 Cur Flagstaff Wholesale Liquor and Cigar Trade
 In order the growing demand carry stock small large packages sut whkies bandies wines Ja maca rum gins, St. Louis Beers ALL OF BEST QUALITY at the lowest living prices, FOR CASH .4sr A
 With thanks patrons for past vors solicit n crease of public patronage .Ag P. B. BRANNEN < co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

At dance house TOW in Los Angeles on the 9th two Mexicsns were killed and one dangerously cut. The assailsnt' have been arrested.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

It was very ungallsnt in Sam Purdy to allow that communication in regard to the opinion of Chief Justice French, space in the Epitaph. It was a cold -blooded efiusion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

In Iowe another cyclone has done much damage. On the 24th the town of Emmetsburg was nearly destroyed and a hundred lives lost
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Notice Of Publication
LAND OFFICE AT PEFsCoTT. A.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, 4. T.
 May 26th, 1882. [ Notice is hereby giveH that the following named set- tier has filed notice his intention make na proof support of his claim, and nal entry thereof, at the |. E. Land Ufice, at Prescott, A. T., on the 5th day of July 1882 viz harles schlener H. E. No. 69, for the !. of Il of Sec 's, " 1a of W l4 Sec IT, ana x W l4 of l& Sec 70, Twp II Rsw and names the following his witnesses, viz: Henry Herbert Patrick NcAteer James ogden and Alex liar ris, all of Yavapai County, A. T.
 VIM. \. KELLY.
 my2sv5 Registsr.
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EstrRy Horse,

Came into my possession or herd about tho 1st of pril on Iynx Creek, large t.I hundred dark osy horse. No brands visible, bu: rked eft IT c is notified in tfis method If he whereabouts of said horse. he animal will be turned ty call-g on the undersigned paying charges of adv rti-ing, etc., and proving property.
 n. V. THoRNP
 Lynx Greek, June l5. tSS2.
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pr: C: D. saliieId. sI0 earns s.re.t
faIL s0iTIf FREE.

NOTCH q Serd trial t. rte rf ihs Fl y VI NhTt k-sUf c. .er: % sTru ftF rer ' -rss ef charge, to an sfi.c-eL 7TpEsrE " eftsT 5sr z his symF;o and age Gen IvTIC. .tI' s'l. ', e-T 7 dentisl .f-5esrc~lyl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Sold for S4, 200.

The Golden Era Mining Company, at Cherry creek, two years ago was sued by Amos NJ. Smith for services, etc, for the sum of sl,500. The company, through John J. Gosper, contested the claim through the courts, and from time to time were beaten. Finally, yesterday, the mill and fixtures were sold to satisfy the claim and costs, amounting to about s4,o0o, for s4,20o, George Magovitch bidding in the mill for s, 3,6OO and John J. Gosper the personal property for $500
 Would 1t not have been better to havepaid NIT. Smith his honest due.l Would not Rand McNally & O., of Chicago, have been better off to-dayi Did they leave their property with good safe agentl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

We cali attention of voters everywhere to the fact that they must register to he entl- tied to vote. Don't wait
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
HaEF Y-H .5 2 S 7
FEED z RD

Tr- U,'f-ras Hoe O -.. cH-rr.e grsd El so- conmotat- the in public Plenty of hay srd grAiE hand IL. .-zr ...4Jo-- and CiEsr- direti from the Ea=i d-- Isu-e-I -; tiu bay.
 IHos. LONG, Prop. Prescott, Nov. I6, 1s73---sEss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

PERIL AHEAD.-A clerical contributor to the Boston Congrega.ionalist- c. F. Thwing-eIpresses the opinion that the Congregational body in this country IS, to say the least, in great danger of "doctrinal looseness, and asks: Are we not drifting toward the anchorage of denomination not usually recognized as orthodox! Are we not ordAining men who are young, and in stalling men who possess the wisdom of years. whose idea of the atonement Is thor oughly Unitarian7 Has not our view of the opportunity of repentance alter death, as held by not few, verged perilously near that accepted by most Universalistsl Has not our strife against creeds been waged so far that in many cirles there is doubt of what the Congregational Church does really believe!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Dr STIN. .N .-- NO. II kEARNY STREET, Treats al (hICEIC LKG 6ICQl. LGQceS
 \ NUa MIN

WHO MAY BE sUFE EEhING FhOa HE EFrECIs of youthful folies md scretOn, will do wcii tO themselves of this, the greaest laid n altar of suffering humanity. DiI- SPINNEY VI guarantee forfeit S5Do every case Ot ssuliBs weakness iIrIySfe diseGss of auy kud cbsrset. which he undertakes and f-lls to
 S.iE l. l. t.-AG! l. }.E<
 There pre- ny st the ages of thirty to siIy ho trom bled with oo fTequeBt hvseuaou thu tIadosr ofteu acoou sLled by c slighI sIuETtl ID, sensation, aLc Wesk..ehs Oi the :, a n sDpeI he tient cSnnUt account fCI- OL e<tmlil Jhe Url nary deposits rUIy sediIleEt Wll L. oUnd anc somenIes small Iartsc.ts ul alBLn4eu viii appear. or the color VI U be Cf thin UAl-E hue Agsin chang to dzIk and tCrl-d appvaraBce IheIe are many nei who die of this Cncu! ignorant ot tls csuze- NLlci is the second stage Of seminal weasness. b. S. wi guarantee riec in al easss and health! restoration of the genifO-uTlnAry organs.
 P, s. To pTiya,e d4seaEes oi shlrt siandirg, fHl course Of medicines. sufficient for cure, with a.! strucops be any address on receipt of SlU OFFICE HOUEs- l. to 1 aud $ sundays from 1f to II Consultation free. Thorough examination snd.adylce s. Cal or address,
 Dk- StINkfY E co,
 No. IT hsSrr"N - Sc" Francises.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

WzY?-The Democrat can't see any good in George Stoneman. while the Courier thinks bim modelof greatness. We know George Stoneman, who cries reform" bu, scarcely ever practices what he breaches It was in 1871 that Gen. Stoneman was re- lieved of the command of this Department; at time when Indians caused the very ravines to run red with the blood of good, brave pioneers. He publicly announced that the murder and terror which at that time was so fearful in Arizona was not the work of the Apache, but that of white citi- zens. To day l'e is before poor white men asking their suffrage to the highest office in the State of California. Mir. Marion should remember the islander he uttered against honest people of Arizona at that time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
Srg9Ved or StosPn.

strayed CT etol-n, sboEt one month ago, from In- dian Greek, large gray ho-ss- slightly fee-bttep. Is branded J. E. R. n left hip. rissed had 8 bell ON. Any information sest 10 'his office vi be gratefalJ received by rrcstector. j26
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

uuced. 1T enrich'S 'urirse ths P oCG. treIfth- ems the Nerves, E. siu N.usc.. Dtest.. l. eYruCuet i've OreSns, snd Ilysi al a. d Aer a. oultiet. it stoI'- any UI D tUr-t cefi-ltat1If iosse- VI T. tH' u inc e'c.. es-. t4F- -, Ere body. ltis a sUlr -lr-Iuat o- -- El'-' ; ND BLADbfRt CAtl AIMS lG cu1 .-Ifs .urioLs
 ngredle' tt I tbsst v T. -UE. rsrf iruBs the evil effects tf yEUfhfUI ,escIetls oil eLcesseF, a -leecy, c-orgh BuI iesI l. Is TUAkAN[ELD. fFlc- r2.aO Ter tegJ., oI fvs oottes Ia case yiit fVl CTrstI srG 5cY e. C.. Sent secure from oi=e vatc :o any sdsIess uIcI ceipt oi Urce- or C c. l.. To fr L.d only 0:
 Dr. C. T.. Sa!tirId, BIC earuy Street. san Frsr cisco, Cal. G,usu. ta:s. rs sti.etl corr dental. hy letter CT sr Cf ce. IIFI- Ter Iis ceT yenience Of pstl6 ErG cTde1 iu.urs Tslfsrt secrecy have adopt sIyste sdt s nuLer kirT ell pack Fes gre [, rvardsd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

to idsanity and tt sth.
 DR. AINTIE win agree to forfeit S5oO fer ease oi this kind the Vita. eeoTEiiye under his special advice snd tre4tmeut} vii not cure, orfor anything impure juFicus found t, Dr. hintls treAss all Private Diseases successful, WlhOut mercury. Con sultation free borough examination sLd advice, iR cluding ansysis of ure, s. Price of Vital hestors tive s3 bottle, four h.aestbe qusBtiy, St8i ser to any addTes. uTcI receipt of Cs, C, O. D. ss cure from obserTs and ln private if desuec
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

Dr Minute. Etua,ey E.Ias,sy NephT.ti cum. sn Kidney and Hisc1.T Ccui ante, ssH orrha C1ieet, LeUcoIyHeHs- For Ly i sfuSgiEts $I a bottle, six ooftieS for 50.
 Dr. Mintie'. Ia tcl,.sn FiIis, arr th- bes and cheapee; " spepsia and Rinu. iu he Ha-ket For ss 9 hy sl5 '-1gsists d2ldkvd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30

THIS GREAT STEES6TB EWING kEAEDTASD NEBvE
 OSIC Is the legitimate
 --ulf or over 20 year of lrsctical experience, sBe URES WITH UNFAIL- 3 NC CERTAINTY Ner- yousand Physical Debility, {, e nal Weakness. sper- m attorrh0a Emissions |, mpOteucy, Exhausted Vi
 aisy, Premature DecliEe snd LOSS OF MANHOOD. rom whatever savE- uro
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-06-30
 GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
THE

Is s never failing cure fer nervous d. b.hly Exhausted
 Vitality, semisal Weakness,
 pe-matorrho-s, Lost Man
 hood, ImpCtercS. Paralysis, and all c,hsr sf1ecis of self abuse, yOUtbfUi folhes and .excesses IF nz urer years 'such as loss of msmcry, lss-
 sl' rude, nocturuai emiisson, .4yers op to society. din ness .0f v.sicn, 10 se in the head {,
 he vital fluid passing unob- .anu Dfhnr flisHnaha II af lead
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-23
New River Railroad.

The New River Railroad Company
the New River Railroad Company OF
West Virginia, and the East River Rail-
road Company, having this day consoli-
dated with the Norfolk & Western Rail
road Company, all the work of constluc-
tion WILL from this date, be under the
supervision of w. W. Coe, Chief Engin-
eer, Office ut Roanoke, Virginia.
The roads thus consolidated with the
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
will be known as he "New River Divis-
ion" of the Norfolk & Western Railroad
Company.
That portion of The line North of New
River Bridge will be uuder the immcAi-
ate direction of John Graham, Jr. En-
ginecr In charge, office at Pcarisburg,
Giles County, Virginia, who will report
to w. W. Coc, Chief Engineer.
That portion of the line South Of New
River Bridge will be known as the
Cripple Creek Extension New River
Division,) and will be under the immc-
diatc direction of j. II. Wingate, En-
gincer in charge, office at Wytheville,
Virginia, who will report to w. w. Coe,
Chief Engineer.
+. j. KiMBALL,
First Nicc-Prcsidcnt.
G. r. w. ARMIES,
Secretary.
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Father Time !

1876. Massey and Bradley Johnston
pushing through the Legislature an
amendment TO make II voter show
q one.dolar-pass before he can vote.
1877. Massey prosecuting Johhson for
fraud in the G. & o. canal ease.
1870. Lord Lowell kicking Massey ont
Of the "Grcat party because he
went to Mozart Hall.
1884. Messy helping TO undo the
amendment
1899. Massey knccling at Front Royal
while Lord Lowell absolyee him
from his Mozart aposta,y and re-
bNpll2cs him into the "Great party"
1870. Massey asks the Rcadiustcr CNu-
cus TO allow him to be "only an
humble camp-folower Of the Re
adluslcr Army"
1881. Massey poses before the fOotlights
IN Richmond us the true mother OF
the Readjuster child land cries aloud
"don't cut my child In two. Let
the other woman have Il rather
than kill itw
1882, Massey leads his Big ! into the
Senate and II received into the
Fundcr camp with beating drums,
aud asks TO be allowed to kill the
young Rcadluster giant.
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part; we have carried the State; we have
elected a liberal United States senator
we are preparing to increase the number
of Liberals in the Virginia delegation in
the House of representatives we want
to know whether the party of the second
part propose to keep its word. lift does
not, we cannot fully execute our share.
1t Is absolutely necessary TO the future
success of the liberal movement in Vir-
ginia that we should control the Federal
patronage of that State The absolute
control must be in our hands. That Is
what we expect and were promised. That
is what we expect to have if your Re-
publiCans keep your word" Gov.
Cameron gave Secretary Chandler the
number of Federal offices in Virginia.
"We ought" he concluded, Ito control
every one of them, the biggest and the
littlcst. There is no one so insignificant
that 1t is beneath our notice; no one so
great that we should not have it in our
control. They are all important. We
want not so much the offices rs the NOR
al effect, the influence. resulting from
absolute control of the Federal patronage
Of our State" Secretary Chandler re-
piled that Gov. Cameron's position was
sensible, and that SO far us he could
speak for the Administration the bargain
would be carried out under the construC-
tion put upon 1t by the Readjusters. lie
suggested, however, that inasmuch as he
was not PJsImaster-General, it would he
well for the Governor to see the Post
master-Gcneral Howe about the Virgin
ia Post-ollices. The party drove to the
Post-oflice Department, and Gen. Ma
hone once more made the presentations.
Gov. Cameron once more did The talking.
lie repeated to Howe all he had said TO
Chandler "You have already had a
good deal under that bargain" said the
the General. 81 know we
have" responded the Governor, "but
we have not had enough We want it
all. Ne have, 1t Is true, displaced some
BourbOns with Liberals, but we want to
oust every Bourbon In the State and to
replnce him with Liberal. We don't
propose to disturb any good officer who
Is minding his own business, but we do
propose, If we have the power, to super
cede every Bourbon who intelte tercs with
the Liberal movement; and the power to
do this we contend, was guaranteed 10
us by the Republican party" "Wcll,
Governor" began Howe, slowly, "you
came here so strongly backed" "Now.
Mr., Howe" interrupted Gov. Cameron,
"if you please. don't come here back
ed ut all. | am here as the Governor of
Virginia, elected by the Liberals Of Vir-
glnia, and authorized to speak for them.
My senators have kindly introduced me,
but don't need to be backed by them.
speak for Virginia and only ask what
IL just" "Well, Governor" said the
Postmastcr-Geneml, slowly, 81 think
you ought to have what you ask. So far
ms am concerned, you SHALL every
we'll" said the Governor, good morn
ing" The party then left.
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RE-BAPTISM OF MASSEY BY LORD
LOWELL.

Oh Passin Massey, you talked very sossv.
When you got down to Lord Lovells
town;
But your eyes they looked CLASSY, they
did Passin Massey,
When you saw Riddleberger get down.
Yes Harry got down from his hot steed
and brown
And said "by the gods will see, Pas
sin Massey (says he,)
You're not lonesome in Lord Loyell's
town"
How the Funders did rise! BY the
whites Of their eyes,
Harry guessed their surprise,
For the Passin you see, was baptized to
A thing they didn't want Riddle to see.
But the Passin he kneeled on that green
Funder field
And Lord Lowell baptized him once
DER;
"rhou art n Democrat, (Lord Lowell said
Go Massey, and sin thou no more!"
Now the Passin, that date, was booked to
''norate"
The new Fundcr gospel-he were!
But he didn't calculate at an hour so late
That Riddleberger too would preach
there.
So the Passin he vowed to his new Fund
er crowd
That the whole of the day was his own,
SO he preached until night 'gainst Ma
hone and the right,
And he thought wicked Riddle was
gone.
But Riddle arose at the protractcd close
OF this new runder converts address,
And the gcwhilkins. At the unpleas-
ant things
Which that Passn hcard--you can
guess
'Ihcre'll be bones, blood and hair in the
valley down there
For many campaign to come:
But Riddle before dawn with Masscy'S
hide, on his arm,
Went back to his New Market home.
SEE.
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mount the stage of the Richmond
theater and pitch into Riddleberger be-
cause he opposed the nomination of
Lewis for Lieut. Governor? Did you
suppose we had forgotten that there and
then you declared ours was a liberal party,
composed of Readjuster Democrats and
Readjuster Republicans? Did you not
then announce that there was nothing in
the name Republican to frighten Read
justers? Come, own up. Were you sim
cere, or were you driving nice point by
which to get Republican support in the
race for Senatorg And haven't you been
all winter whoring with Wingfeld and
Williams, two Republicans?
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Gov Cameron in Washington

In reference to the account In this Is
sue of the NeeS touching matters at the
Federal Capitol, in connection with Gov.
Cameron the IYhigof las Wednesday has
this to say
We published elsewhere u Washington
telegram, alleged to have been sent to
the Boston Herald, purpoting to give the
details of interviews between Governor
Cameron and the Secretary Of the Navy
and the P0stmaster-General. The only
truth the telegram contains Is that the
Governor did visit those officials, but he
said aud did nothing IN the domineering
and sclf-usscrtivc style leattributcd TO him.
OF the reported passages between the
Governor and the officials aforesaid,
nothing Is near the truth but the humor-
ous response made to Secretary Chandler
upon his remark about the youthful APP
pcaWnce of the Governor. Everything
said and done was by tho hearty concur
renee and with the cordial cooperation
Of the Senator and the Senator-clect
from Virginia.