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Tiffauy's Troubles.

New York. October 26sh.-J. G. Tiffany,
formerly Indian Agent in Arizona, was ar
rested this afternoon, charged with conspir-
acy to defraud tho Government of upwards
of Sc 600. embszzlement and perjury, on FIVE
indictments. Tiffany gave bail in 5000 for
examination
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THE SAN FRANCISCO REPUBLICANS

1t seems that the attempt to harmonize
the two factions of the Republican party
Iii San Francisco has come to grief after
all. The Joint Convention of Buffers.
buffers and Buffers, managed to complete
he municipal ticket, but went to pieces
over the appointment of the County Com.
mittee. Tom Shannon, representing the
Daffer element, drew from his pocket a
prepared list of the Committeeman, and
its adoption was moved The Buffers in.
stantly resented the proposition, and after
stormy scene they rose in a body and
withdrew to the lobby, whence they pro-
ceeded to pour vOlleys of fierce objurga-
tion upon their opponents. What was
left of the Convention then ados.ed Shan.
mons list, and adjourned sine die, and the
two factions went off vowing vengeance,
and more hopelessly split than at any
former time. 1t is said that the Buffers
intend to call another Convention and put
new ticket in the field, and they are
quite capable of doing this. The war in
fact Is hotter than ever, and the breach
this time appear to be irreconcilable. The
buffers appear to have been too greedy,
aud that is what hiss produced the split
OF course the success CT the party in San
Francisco is absolutely hopeless unless it is
harmonious, snd as it is certainly improba.
BILE that anything can be done now to
repair the mischief, the outlook for the It'll
Of November is decidedly blue. The
Buffers are moreover apparently in deadly
earnest this time, and nothing will satisfy
them but the sciips of their enemies and
rivals. Altogether, it is very lively
quarrel, and promises to keep the campaign
from falling down altogether before cleo.
tion day.
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PASSENGER LISTS

OMAHA, October 26 h.-Lstt here to-day
to arrive Ia Sacramento 0csob5r 30sh: X D.
johnson and wife, Alameda Miss T. NJ
Tucker, Miss ConsCanc5 Tucker, Syracuse
n. Y; MIRA X. MGClaar, Nine. Catherine
Weller, Mrs.. w. c. Waters and child, L.
Kaufman. Miss Boettcher. San Francisco
Mrs. Z. Hosmer, New York; NJ Anderson,
Chicago; Mrs. Sarah III. Tornpxins, Miss
Sarah II. Tompkins, Miss Juliet w.
Tompkins, Oakland; J. C. Holloway, Santa
Rosa; Mira. Alma G. Mallory end daug liter,
Delaware, \: j.; Miss H. Heytschu, L1ncas.
ter, Pa; j. II. Burns and wife. Baltimore
A. j. Steele, E 4. Younger, Liverpool /;
Me'srs. Bandine Trevette and Ve.uite, Italy.
One Luadred and twenty through emf
grant passengers left or last nights emigrant
train, to arrive in Sacramento Novem.
Der I'd.
CARLIN. Oc.obec &c h Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in Sa ,-smento tomorrow
w. G. Titcomb, A @ Titcomb, Z. Rsas, Ii.
II. Lowsn' hsI, VIA DQnphr, VIM. Bro W.
San Frardsco; w. Focaes, S IN Rafael; D.
l.. Andrews wife and child. Miss Anna J.
Muse Arlants, C :; o C. Mioglsdo,ff aud
wife. Sprins field, ia; Mrs. E. B. Miller,
Deadwo5d, Dakrt.; AIrs. w. Hall and
child, Summit, MonsanA: Mrs. L. Reny,
Miss Els Bow. Wood River, Idaho NJ.
a. McHe ny, New 70 Z; J. NJ. Berry and
wife, Denver; Gsorss L, Orr. Washington
Mrs. May Z. Shelly, NJ ,stsr Samuel Shelly,
Master NYm. Shellv, Miss Mary Shelly.
Brooklyn, n Y; L. Norman. Ohio liz
emigrsnt passengers. inciniinS 70 N lies, to
arrive in Sac amensG Oosoher 2S;h.
NEwHALL, 0csoher 26sh.-Passed here to.
day. TO arrive in San Francisco Tomorrow
A. L. Moaller, wife and child, Prescott 4.
Rodman, U. S. A; Miss g. II. ReIgr. San
Francisco; f. S. Cunningham. Wells, Fargo
& Co.; G. w. Fave, San Francisco: S. l..
Borbridse and wife, Globe, Arizona /. j.
+. Hswes sn@ prisoner, San Bernaraiuo; 81.
Lapred, TOnbssone: Tom %eKsy. e. Paso ;
James Carly, Las Vegas; Miss German, San
Francisco Mr.. W. II. Fowler, Calico.
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formerly member of the firm of Carpless,
Heiser L Co.. trunk manufacturers has dis
appeared with S25,000 leaving his family
destitute. Charges are made of criminal in.
timacy with girl who worked az dress.
maker in the family, He ia 63 years old, aud
the VITA he left behind IL az
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
sac .@-0EBg.

N7HiS Is ONE Or THE MOST BESIRA. syss
i bic farms in the State for Vineyard or 49,
Orchard. Situated in the warm belt OF Santa --A.
Clara county, six miles from Santa. Clara three
miles southeast from Mountain View Station 30
acres growing vines; SOIL gravelly loan can be
plowed at any season OF the year, Stevens Creek
flows through the entire length four months in the
year. easily irrigated: p acres OF Orchard in full
bearing OF choice trees. Large House. 6 rooms.
hard finished Large Barn with stalls for re
horses; COW barn aud chicken yard Eatire place
Is well fenced Large Windmill, with 10, Ooo Gallon
tank and water pipes laid to barn ard house The
climate il delightful Large live oak trees in the
yard and scattered over the farm. The Land sdioin
ing being planted in vines and is said TO be the
best vineyard land ia the State. Trains run TO
aountaln lew four times per day. Lands around
sell for slo0 per sore vi eyards four years old sell
Tor sGo per acre Sale, desirable and profitable in
yestment The ads are graveled and never get
musdy. The piace is desirt bic as a country resi-
dence will sell for ali cash. or par: cash and bal.
ance at loIy rate Of interest. Stock and nipple.
Elents will be sold With the farm II desired Inquire
or address ]. J. TRUMAN, SET Market street,
ozo-aMfZp2S&svltS San Francisco.
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ton on the Egyptians. The Soudan. in up.
per Egypt, is undoubtedly disturbed, but the
| newspaper reports are exaggerated. Great
Britain had rot been consulted in regard to
the appointment OF Baker Psshs, but the
Government did not object to the appoint
ment. Gladstone mevad vote of thanks TO
the commanders. fficars and men Of the
British srtny in Egyps, bnt said be would not
| ask the House to commit itself to the Gov.
ernments policy.
Anarchist Conspiracy in France.
| LONDON, October &c h lie Paris publishes
! the details of en- a;ciist conspiracy. They
show inst IL is compos ed OF small number
of stanch supporters n all the towns and
manufacturing villages Of France. The mem
bers are mostly young men, who distribute
revolutionary papers. Each group hiss dis
tinct name. A letter seized by The authori-
! ties recommends that the groups should pre-
tend to be Trades Unions. ALI the groups in
department form federation, with the
same ctet symbol, and these federations
form link between the groups and the Gen.
trsl Committee, which ia composed of q dele
| gate from each of the federations. 1t meets
monthly at Geneva.
Murdered by 8edouiBs.
ALEXANDRIA, October 26.h.-Colorel War:
rem, who has been SEARCHING for Pref. Palmer
F., and party, who, it Is feared, have been mut-
dared by Bedouins. reports that he las
seized letter &C Akba written by the Gov
ernor Of Nakhl. proving that the Governor
ordered them to be attacked. Tae letter
states that they were killed.
CAIRO. October 26sh.-Professor Palmer
and party vera led to the edge of g precipice,
and offered the alternative Of throwing them
selves over or being shot. It is supposed that
Professor Palmer ieape1 over, and Captain
Gill and Lieutenant Char;ngton chose the
other alternative, and we're put to death.
The Trouble in Upper Egypt.
CAIRO. October 26th-Tha Council of Min
| listers have de cidej to instruct the Governor
OF Soudan to hold out at khsrtoum till assist
ance arrives. 1t is stated that the False
Prophet rescued Ksriafed. The residents
enlist as many black troops as possible for
| service against the False Prophet Ismael
Pasha will! be placed az the head of these
forces. with Stone Pssha second in COM
mard.
Heuse OF lords.
LONDON, October 26si.-The House of
Lords unanimously passed vote Of thanks
to the army ia Egypr. The House adjourned
till November 10Th.
smacks Lost and Crews Drowned.
LONDON, October 26.h.-During the gale
| Tuesday, Yarmouth smack was lost aud
the crew of six drowned. Another smack
aud crew OF ten are reported lost.
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SECOND EDITOR.

A second edition OF the REooRDUNroS lie issued
each at Up. N. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to thai hour. By this arrangement tn
RECORD UNION will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east ana north Of Sacramento.
rhe regular morning edition Of the RECORD UsIos
is carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
Competitors as far north IS Chico, on the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to Benica, and south tc
Stockton, and east to Coliax, Folsom and Placer
lille ard all intermediate places. The second edition
natter will be found each day upon the third page
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FIR SALE.

MY FARM, OF $50 ACRES, SITUATED sc
WI upon the east bank of the Sacramento TYF
river, about four miles below Sacramento city, -<
and on both sides Of the Riverside road. To those
who know this farm notl ing need be said in praise
OF its quality those unacQuainted with it, who are
DESTROYS of purchasing first-cass place. viii find
this farm wholly Of the best grade of bottom lands
hop land in the State. 0ne-haf the purchase nonsY
can remain mortgage for term to suit tse pur-
chaser at per cent. per annum. Also. Is acres of
No. land Tying just east OF Sacramento city, next
to the Aiken Orchard. ". S. ME5ICK.
TR ,q-
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F0IEIGN NEWS,
Statue OF CARLYLE Unveiled

LONDON, October 26sh.-Prot. Tyndal N.
yelled the statue Of Thomas Carlyle on the
Thames embankment at Chelsea to-day. At
the conclusion of long address, Prof. Tyn-
dali expressed a wish thst memorial should
be raised ct the same place 20 Ralph Waldo
Emerson, the lofriest, pures. and most pene-
;rating spirit ever shown 10 American litera.
ture and lifelong friend of Carlyle.
House OF Commons.
LONDON, October 26sh.-The House Of
Commons was crowded this afternoon.
Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary, said no
convention had been concluded with Egypt
for charging the cost of the army Of occupa
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VOTE OF THANKS.

HyHE LADIES COMPOSING THE CoNGREGA
i tiohal Church and Society, having charge Of
the series OF entertainments being given by the
came, desire TO express their especial thanks for the
generous support and aid rendered by those having
part in the programme Of the Concert given
Friday evening last whose names were published
with report and to the public for the extended
patronage accorded. o27-1t
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Professor Riley, orr national entomolo.
giat, tried sn experiment. upon a cricket
the other day, which came out queerly.
He cut the insect IN two aclidships, when
the fore part turned upoa the hinder part
and devoured it. Thu. the divided cricket
was again united.
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Go OUT 10 the damp sir, or sit unprotected
in draft, and your tnroat will feel sore and
your head uncomfortable. You have taken
o cold. whics you GIN remove SIS promptly as
you received il by using Ayers Cherry Pee
toral.
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BRIGHT's DIsEssE of the Kidneys, Diabstes
and other d,=,ets pf the kidneys anu liver,
which you =se lei So frightened about, Hop
Bitters is the only ching tbst will surely and
permanently prevent and cEre. AL other
pretended cur oiiY relieve for time and
then make ven r-sny times worse.
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THAI was cruel joke played en- Alex. Badlam, a
San Francisco candidate. Some one had his cards
printed bound with mourning lines. L, has caused
Badlan to come out in the papers and say the card
is an invention of the enemy, snd that he weeps
not
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HOME and ABROAD.

The Presidents Thanksgiving Proclama-
ton = Celebration at Memphis = Mis-.
souriaps Searching for Murdcrers =
Festival Ray" ut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ere OF sbipwrecked safIors-The jean
netie ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Congress
Train Wrecttng fn Michigan = Bob
Ford Declared Not Guilty Items OF
Foreign Ncws-Etc.
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SKINNY MEN," Wells H7sith Renewer
restores heai-h ard vigoT, cur,s Dyspepsia
ImcoteHcs. 81
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BILL has passed the Oregon Legislature to ri gu.
late salmon fishing. Its ohiec. is to prevent the
use of those great waterwheels called " suas," the
arms OF which carry huge buckethke nets that
scoop up the salmon by the thousand as aredger
does mud
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public f'amDsranGe Meeting

TNDER THE AUSPICES OF SACRAMENTO
~ County District Lodge Of Good Templars. at
Sixth stree; NJ. Z Church, FRIDAY EVENING
October 9th, at 1880. Addresses by Rev. A. j.
Frost, d. D., Mrs. y. Richardson General Super
lntendent Juvenile Work, and William Croshurst
Grand Lecturer. 81 are welcome Come and bring
your friends. The District Lodge W II meet in Fire
mans Hall ON SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ o27It
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Turing the present year the receipts from the
captaton tax on immigration, up to and including
September 3Osh, were ssT, eea.s
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GENERAL NOTICES.
For the cure OF nixziaess, FIatuIe

For the cure or BfZziRess, Flatulency,
Gripping Pains and Acidisy OF the Stomach, BRiS-
tolls VEGETABLE PILLS are speedy and certain.
They tone the stomach, evacuate the bowels and in
vigorate the liver, leaving the whole system in fine
working order. o27-1t
One.Minute Tootbache Drops Arc supe-
rior to any other For sale by druggists KIRK,
GEARY & Co., Agents. olO-lm
For the Ladies.-Please ask yaUr ply.
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WISE, PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined,
as a Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Ii
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSiN WINE BlTTERS.
au24-6n
He'll Ban, San Francisco. doubled 1E
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHA rTUCk & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why lchi Ban survives low
prices. Logical, isn't itf Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch of retail country trade y4tf
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JUDGE JACKSON TEMPLE declines the nomination
OF the Prohibilionists for the Supreme bench.
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CAUTION!

TNo WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN: l WILL
Il not be responsible for any debts contracted
by any one but myself after this dato
October q, 1882. foE7.Iusl T. P TAYLOR.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RzoOkD-UsIos.I
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welcomed with Bloody Hands to Hospit-
able Graves.

NEW BEDFORD Mass J, October 25sh.-A
letter received in this city from Captain
Grape, of the lost schooner Surprise, of this
port, at Basket Island, near Punta Arens,
gives the particulars of her loss. and says
that q boats crew that he left at the island
was subs, quently msssscred by the natives,
with the exception of Portuguese boy. He
also says that boats crew belonging to the
British bark Rossnestb, which founisred at
sea, containing the mate and four men, were
also murdered by the natives, excepting the
mate. who was afterwards rescued by some
friendly Indians and sent to Valparaiso,
where he has arrived. A thicd boats crew
had also boon massacred by the natives at
this point
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ThernometrIcaI.

New YORK, October 26th-Midnight-
Highest temperature to-day, 70'; lowest. AS.
CHICAGO. October 26.h. - Highes. tenn.
perature to-day. So; lowest, AGO.
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The Observation-Disclosures Day"

| PHILADELPHIA, October 26th.-To-day is
| styled :. festival day " in the group OF b:cen.
tennial fetes. The days ceremonies were in-
auguratei by parade of knights Templar
over the same route the previous procession
covered, at the same hour. There was a bi-
| cycle meet and review and an archery contest
in Paramount Park, and Wells musical festi.
val in Bicentennial Music Hall, which was
crowded. The asssmblsge appeared undimin-
ished as the Templar parade passed through
the streets
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Appointments by the President,

WASHINGTON, October 26ih.-The Prcsi-
dent has sppoiutsd George Z. Wa,iDg. Jr,
of Newport, r. l., member of the Ma
tional Beard of Health. vice Chas. +. Folsom.
of Massachusetts,, resigned. He appointed
William S. Smith, of New York, Edward
Kingsley, of Massachusetts,, and Dwight K.
| Trip, of Rhode Island. a commission to ex-
anime and report upon 80 miles OF road con-
structed by the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
way Company in Indian Territory and Lizard
land
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Five Men Eatombed Alive.

SHENANDOAH (Pa). October 26th.-This
afternoon three brothers-Peter, james and
Henry Scheetz-Tinothy Reynolds and Rob.
ert Hanna, were ensombed st Packer colliery
No. 8, operated by the Lshish Valley Com
pany, by the csving ia Of drifs. Il is not
known whether they are dead or alive. Res
cuipg parties are at work
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LONDON, October 26sh.-During the gale
Tuesday, Yarmouth smack was lost aud
the crew of six drowned. Another smack
aud crew Of ten are reported lest.
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Ueuse OF Lords.
smacks Lost ana Crews brow

LONDON, October 26s1.-The House of
Lords unanimously passed vote Of thanks
to the army ia Egypr. The House adjourned
till November 10Th
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pitched by Train yyreckers.

GRAND HAVEN Mich October 26th.-A
train on the D3troit, Grand Haven and Mil
wsusee R,ilroad was ditched by .rain.wreck.
ers. who removed the rails near Cartin, on
the down grade, whore the bank is thirty feet
high. The baggage and two passenger cars
went down. There were few persons en- the
train, and 10 one was seriously hurt
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Fatally shot by His Wife.

CHEYENNE (Wyo.) October 265h.-A man
named Thomas Talbot was fatally shot by
his wife at an early hour THE morning during
quarrel. The wife claims that she sbot him
in self-defense. Talbot was about So years
old and has nine children
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The Jeanette Board or snquIry.

WAsHIkeToS. October &c hin the Jean.
nette Board Of Irquiry TO day, Lieutenant
DaLeahower tod the story of the wsnderings
and peIils aud sufferines OF the men on the
Journey from Bennett Islsud August 9Th till
September 12th. When the party left lei.
nsonoyski Island in their boats for the voyage
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LITTLE FALLS IN. ", October 26sh-
Professor X. A. Williams died very suddenly
from neuralgia OF the heart this morning.
He was weli-known writer on agricultural
ann:cs
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across the open water, it was believed that
but little more ice would he encountered.
The story has. in effect, been told before in
the reports of Danenhower and Melville, and
in the diary of DsI,oDp
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Second Division

seco.ad FiVfstOl.
Band.
Sailor Boys, Gus Weimann, Admiral commanding
Third Ward Republicans
Fourth Ward Republicans.
LltiZsns in CarriageS
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ROUTE OF PSooEsslnM.

Right resting on Seventh and streets, to X, to
Ninth, to j, TO Second, to K, to Metropolitan The
ater, where parade will disbInd.
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The Star Route Bribery Matter.

WASHINGTON, October 26.h.--Frank II.
FAN, charged with attempting to corrupt a
star route Juror, surrendered himself to-day.
Special counsel Wells, representing tie Gov.
eminent, and Riddle and Davis, counsel for
Falls, met in the POLES Court this afternoon,
to arrange the amount of bail. Wells 6e.
msnded bond amounting to SO 600. which
defendant refused to furnish, and decided to
appeal to Judge Shell to have the amount re.
ducad. Paynes case will come up for hear.
ing Tuesday. No day has been Get for q
hearing in Falls case.
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PITTsBURG, October 26sh.-A resolution,
largely signed By laboring men, has been sent
TO Governor Hoyt, asking that election day
be made o legal holiday, so that wo,kingmen
nsy havs full opportunity to vote.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-05-24

The Venango Spectator is one of the
Democratic papers which takes no
stock in Wolfe's howls, and thinks he
is a little late in declining a nomination
at the hands of the Republican con.
vention. 1t says;
"Mr. Wolfe didn't get his bone in
the distribution at Harrisburg. He is
going to write an open letter of expla.
nation, tending to show that he was
not a candidate for any of Cameron's s
favors, but that letter should have
been written before the meeting of the
Convention"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-05-24
AMNoUNcEMENTs.

TERMS Congress $40; State Senator,
$40; Assembly $40; District Attorney So.
These terms are strictly cash IN ddvance-
and no deviation.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-05-24

THE Independent press is just now
busily engaged in taking back all the
unpleasant things they said about
Charles S. Wolfe, now that he asserts
that he never sought, or was promised
a place on the State Republican
ticket VIII Wolfe take back all the
unpleasant things he has said about
his former friends and Independent
associates, having tried, condemned
and crucifed him merely on suspic-
ion? If he does he is less Wolfeish
than we take him to be.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-05-24

A DISPATCH from Washington dated
May %, says: Justice James this
morning announced the decision ofthe
court in banc upon the exceptions in
the Guiteau case, denying new trial
and affirming the judgment below.
Justice Hagner in seperato opinion
discussed the bearings oftho old Mary
land law, and held that even under
the Maryland act of 1875, ths indict-
ment would have been good in this
district. Judge Cartier stated the
opinions given were unanimous Opin-
ions Of the court.