, 1882-10-21


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct l6.-There was
for several years eoolness between Gov
ornor Foster and ex-Gov. Thomas L
Young, the present member Of Congress
from Cincinnati. Young predicted the
defeat OF the Republican party directly
after the legislature passed the Sunday
law. He has of late been very loud IN
his denunciation of Foster, on account OF
his fight against the liquor traffic, as now
conducted. Friday last Foster recei5ed
the following very remarkable. if not in
sultinr, Telegram from his predecessor:
CINCINNATI, Oct IS.
Chas. Foster, Governor, Columbus,
Congratulations or your only VIC
tory in any rebellion. What do you think
of your achievements The Grand Army
of the Republic recognize your effort In
behalf Of the soldier element OF our party,
and the Germans Of this and other cities
in Ohio. viii ever appreciate your service
IN their behalf.
[Signedl THOMAS l. loUSG.
That afternoon Foster replied to the
above as follows
Hon. Thomas L. Young, Cineinnati,
ohio:-Your telegram received. Your
irony is excruciating, but brave soldier
when sober is not apt TO iusinuate cow
ardice to others s am happy over the
fact that | made square and honest fight
for taxation of the liquor traffic and the
Sunday closing Of saloons. Upon these
questions shall not take backward step
and will fight it out on this line. | deny
your right to speak for the Grand Army
of the Republic or the Germans..on this
subject
CHARLES FOSTER.
1t is believed these two telegrams will
be instrumental in stirring up a bitter
strife between the Garfield Republicans
and the stalwarts, and that it IS but the
beginning Of stalwsrt war on Foster, IN
order to kill him as a candidate for the
Senate year hence, should the Republi-
cans gain control of the general assembly
next fall.
NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-The fenian skir-
mishing fund investigating committee
met this afternoon. 4 letter Was read
from Augustine F. Lyons, one Of the
trustees of the fund, stating he had writ
ten Breslin and Deny, the two other trus-
tees, on the 9Th inst, asking for state
ment of the outlay Of the money OF the
fund. The day after he received letters
from them declining to give the demand
ed information. Questions rs to the ST.
900 loaned James j. O'Kelly, To insure
his election to parliament from County
Roseommon, and the $1,000 to Murdoek,
editor Of the Highlander, brought forth
resolution, which was adopted, accepting
Ford's statement as satisfactory, and hold
ing him honorably released from all blame
i'll the transaction of the 81, 900 loan
CmcaGc, Oct 17.-Ex-Rev. George o.
Min, formerly a well known pastor IN
Brooklyn, and more recently successor to
Robert Collier as pastor of Unity church,
Chicago, made his debut as Hamlet at the
Grand Opera House tonight, before
cultivated audience, physically measured
by the capacity of the house.
DALLES, Ogn., Oct. l7.-Mr. j. q.
Freddeu, a merchant Of this city, met
with an accident at White Salmon, W. T.,
yesterday, which resulted fatally to-day,
Mr.. Fredden, in company with Mr. Ja-
cobson, had been hunting yesterday near
White Salmon, W. It, and in the after
noon about 8. was sitting on the bank of
the river, waiting for the Dal!es boat To
return home. In taking the gun up IN
his right hand by the muzzle the load was
discharged in the right arm above the el-
bow, shatteriug the bone and making a
fearful wound He was taken 20 Mr..
Suksdori's, and medical and summoned
immediately, but the hemorrhage was so
profuse, that he was in a very weakened
condition when the doctor arrived. Last
night Drs. Logan and Sichardson Of this
city, started down about II O'Clock and
amputated the injured member. He was
resting easy when they left, but this
morning c. IL o'clock, a telegram was re
ceived stating that Mr.. Fredden WAS dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17--This after
noon, Frank Jones, cashier for the fra
of kenny & Dyer, stock brokers, commit
ted suicide in his room in the Russ house,
by shooting himself through the head with
a pistol. Deceased was aged 81 years.
Domestic trouble is attributed as the
cause for the rash deed Deceased Was 4
Young man Of excellent character, and had
many warm friends. The act is greatly
deplored. He locked himself up in the
room and refused to open it when asked,
and while friends We're outside parleylng
Jones drew pistol and shot himself. He
died instantly.
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