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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07
Here sf the Horniquihrinique Pr.
grumc.
ORDER or ExERCYeE6.

grumc.
ORDER or ExERcIsxs.
/. Invocation by the Worthy Chap
lain.
a. Reading 81 Declaration Of rndig-
nation.
3 Recitation Apostrophe to the
American Flag.
4. Poem. by the Grand Historian, G..
Washington Stills.
+. Grafton.
Concluding the exercise the Brother
hood and invited guests will fall to and
gorge on dinner, OF which the follow
Ing IL the tempting
BILL or FARE.
8Oup--Cockrc a In mode.
Ronst Badger stuffed with wire fence;
crow yellow dog; owl stuffed with
corduroy; Tbomas eat stuffed with boot
3ncks; bnzzafd served with mule ear
gravy; blue baboon Ia mode; Kangaroo
Game Keno; stud poker: seven up;
stewed skunk
Entrees YMrn sock In 1mburRer
gravy; guinboot fricaseed; red flannel
pettics: scrambled horseshoe nails.
Desert Axle greese, soft soap; Boz
logna sausage font.
Liquids --Nnrdline oil. brine; unstrain--
ed ditch water.
After refreshments will come the
PYnoTEcHHIc DISPLAY
~ follows:
Grand discharge OF blue tape worms;
lurid glare from battery OF syringes, to
conclude with the binding, deafening
magnificent and nwe-inspirng piece en-
titled the Aurora Borealss, or the Phan-
toms OF the air. which viii be preceded
by terrific explosion OF cathartic pills
BOISE Democrat.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07
tsuyer Hot springs ut Ketehnm Idahe,

Large and cemmndies buildings have
hesn erectssl containing parlors aud
rooms Tor guests and visitors suitably
furnished. 4 good restaurant connect.
81 whare beard aud lodging Is furnished
NJ reasonable prices. nuiaher of bath
fussns, also large plnndge aud swimming
bath for both indies ana gentlemen pro-
stdsd. for all who may call to enjoy the
sSliierating ami medical effects II This
celabrased water OF which Prof. Dnre-
mus gives the following analysis
sodium Chloride per gal III gr. 1878.
Sodium Carbunates . - e.Mtg.
Gaieiain Sslphate = 6.57A.
Magnesium Sniphate :. g s.a.
Magnesium Chloride oli.
Traces VI Iron :. lao.
Total Solids cases.
l. l. Lewis, Manager.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07

In any quantity always ON b and and at
the KEYSTONE tffice. M
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07

This space Is reserved for |. I. Lewis
Z Sons immense stock Of che celebrated
Punch cigar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
ANGLER ARTHUR.
The President Pauses to Catch the
SpsCkled Beauties,
While General Sheridan Thinks Surrogate
Rollins With Practice will Make a
Capital Cowboy,

CAMP ROLLINS, w. T., VIA FT. WASHABLE,
w. T., August 9-After the Indian dance
yesterday at our camp near TT. Washakie,
Capt. Hayes, commanding Troop G, Fifth
cavalry, gave the President an exhibition
drill, the commands being given by trum-
pets The drill included the ordinary
mareuvers by the troops, formation and
Skilmishing, both on horseback and foot, and
ended with q charge. Just after this about
80 mounted Indians, SLoshUnes and A rap
ahOeS, gave q sham battle exhibition OF
man uyeres executed by them in actual
warfare. The horsemanship was surpris.
ing, nearly every one riding bareback.
Senator Vest, member OF the Senate Com
mi,tee, had an interview with Washakie,
of the Shoshones, and Back Cool OF the
Arapaloes, about , o'clock, there being
pIesenta
Large EOdy OF Indians
from both tribes. The Senator's inquiries
were directed principally as towhether the
Indians would accept tenure in severalty
instead Of tenure in common, as now held
by them. The Senator urged them to take
their lands, 1fO acres 10 each head of a
family, and eighty acres to unmarried
Indians. They have 2,SO0,0Oo acres
both tribes included, and under tenure in
severalty S2jO,OU0 interest upon bonds of
these lands sold by the government. All
chiefs seemed against tenure in SeYeralty,
but they were very anxious to have pei
mission TO trade with the post traders at
the fort, which is the only other store on
the reservation permitted, except the In.
dian trading store, stating that ibPv """Ia
Breaking Camp.
At : o'clock sharp this morning the
President and party broke camp and started
on horseback, with an escort ana p!ck
mules following, crossing Little Mud RIVER
near Fort Wasbakie, hating eight miles
above for FIVE minutes rest, and theh p.sS
ing over a rough and broken country Hith
no water distance, of nine mile,
stopping for a snort ,.;,r "hT oa
6ne view of Crowheart But and Bull and
Mud rivers, and Shoshone mountains.
From this point, We passed over a very
rocky country, climbing and descending
alternately, high strong hills, until we
reached this camp, which is situated on
Bul Lake fork OF Wind .iver, distance
from the camp OF this morning Of twenty,
one miles. The party are well and enJoNed
the ride greatly. The President proves
to be
AGsOd TOrScnan
and c?me into camp like an old cam
paicner. Immediately after our arrival
which is on beautiful trout stream, the
President took his rod and soon caught the
first lrout, keeping up his reputation oi
beir.g q fine fisherman. He enjoys camp
iIirNrry n.uCh, and is up and out OF tent
at o'clock each morning the first one, ana
with A flannel shirt and large hat enjoys 1t
gith yest. Surrogate Rollins h-vinG dis
tiug;nshsd himself on horsemanship on
his march OF twenty-one miles, ami IN
compliment to him. Gen; Sheridan nam d
onr IFS; camp Rollins which honor was
rhoioachly approved by the whole party:
who think the Surrogate. by application ot
hr..i cho ard steady riding, Will MAKE
,.,.-.,I poUhoy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
WATER wAiFS.

Tie Courier is the Parkersburg packet to-
day.
The Frank Siein leaves for Marietta this
morning.
The Bachelor is the Pittsburgh packet
to-day.
The piurnal left at 1i:30 yesterday morn
ing for Psrkersburg
The Scotia is due down this morning, ca
route for Cincinnati.
Can't James Mcdonald, Of the Iron Age
is visiting his family.
The Belle Prince arrived from above with
barge loaded with stone.
The Emma Graham pas'ed down Thurs
day night, eighteen hours late.
The river was falling sIowly at dark last
night. with 4 feet 3 inches OF water IN the
channel.
The Ohio passed down last night a. eight
O'Clock. about l3 hours late. She had
large excursion party aboard.
The Prince and Princess will run to-day
! TO ,ccomplodate those wishing % attend
| the Knoke. He'll boat race.
The ST Lawrence arrived yesterday aud
| unloIdsd a large lot Of freight Sac went
| back 20 Bellaire last evening and shipped
| her Pittsburgh freight via the G. L. t.
She will leave for Cincinnati q. 8 A. " to
| morrow. :,
| CrK,IxsATr. August 10--The river IS IL
fe. and falling. Tue wss her is clear an.
pleasant Arrived, Granite State, Louis
Iille: depsrted, Andes. Wheeling.
NV ORLEASs. August lo-SteamsS
Golden Rule. Cir ciunsti; City Of hito'
Rouge, 81. LouU, losding To leave b NOR
row.
| VIcKsBURG. August l0.--Arriyed. Esiie
Memphis. 81. Louis; departed, Annie
Silver, st. Loris.
LnrrsvrLIE August 10 - River fati1
VIII fs't 6 iuches in caua!, ar!d feet
IL hes m fails. No arrivals 0: departure
Weather cloufy with rain.
CAIBo. August l0.-Arriged-BaeEey
Stale. fi,.<ourgh; City oi New Orleans. .
Lcu.s. Jar.ed-Bucke7e st. Lou
, k'Ier % fret inches and falling. Wealth
CIcudy. Thermometer 9o'. -,
NEy OELEAss. l., August iO.-CIeGr'
steamships WsDherer. 1ograT, Bell
NtwI,ort Eegs: schooner Di'sy Il. 4"
I, A., hursg FOR Providence
5 &E%rIus, August 10 The rver
j fsii.u rhrpe irches: h"p-riHi bika'
L.,y ~. VIcAsDuIs 80 -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
HRNLAN SQUARE.
A Western Aquatic Authority on
the Canadian.
Sporting Men Of High Character Denying
gained With Courtney.

ST. Lorrs. August 1O-President st. Jonn,
of the Modoc Cub, and late presldentoi
the Mississippi Valley Amateur Associa'
ton, who is probably the best authority on
rowing in the West, comes to the front TINS
afternoon in defense of Hanlan, who is
charged with being partly responsible Tor
the cutting of Courtney boats at Chautau-
qua Lake. lie says:
Il think that Hanlan is dead square, ana
7 have never seen any reason TO chahge
thar opiuion. know that he could have
made not Of money by agreeing to lose
several races. and he has always won. Inc
prir cipal Of Courtney charges, If true, Is
that Hanlan refused to lose the
Chautauqua Race.
That. and the fact that he has always
won when il could have paid him ten
times better to lose, ought 20 show that ne
is 4 square man.
"po YOU know anything about the Chau-
tauQua race and boat cutting scrape
I'D. Hanlan was talking 10 me about the
matter the other day at MinnetOnka. He
! told me that at first Courtney refused 70
row there after he was on the ground un,
| less 1000 was paid TO him. Hanlan told
me that this proposition was made to MIN
direct, AEu lDaI he ldblS ANAh9CN
| tain il. Then Courtney came to the tron'
| with proposition 10 Hanlan TO lose the
| race. and Ed says he said TO this: on,
! yes. of course | will; | will do that, MS
! only object being to get
Courtney on the Water
| when he could not back out. 1t was then
! arranged. Hanlan told NE, that Courtney
| srr his baCker should meet him at GER
tain spot on the way down to his boat
| kouse that the details of the fraud were TO
| he arranged and that Hsnlan was To get
| 81 q as his share of the business. Han
| Ian purpOseiy took another road to the
| boat. house that morning, and OF course DID
not meet Courtney and his friends. WITH
| in one hour from the time set for thls
meeting it was made public that Court
ney's boats had been sawel il two. Does
that lcok as il Courtney wished to 60 on
the water and row square race:
AtthIs Point
lake Gaudau-, the oarsman, entered thf
room and Joined in the conversation: -
was at Chautsuqua Lake on the day OF tnt
boa,.rowing." said Gaudaur, and never
saw or heard ar ything that could implicat'
- .po YOU think Courtney could have
NO. Hanlan can beat him easily.
have challenged Courtney myself seTera
tiuCs, and l will row him whenever NJ
wants to-
can you get the backing,
Yes, sir, know can. There are sew
/ e-al men in my opinion who can. o.,
.,Tbsre are said st. John. "If Court
nov wants race he can get all the chance
he wants. He had better beat SOMEBODY
before there is much more talking done.
Base Ball Yesterday.
Cbicaso,7 ;Toledos, 6-lO innings.
athletic, 4; Metropolitan, 3.
Cincinnati, IA; Eclipse, 3.
Allegheny, 5; Baltimore, 3-ll innings.
81. Louis, S; Columbus, :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
Knights OF for The wess

CHICAGO, August l0.-St. Bernard Com
mandery, Knights Templars, which er ter.
ed the corps for the prize drill at San
Francisco, left for the coast in o finely
Huntington and Qniney road this aifgsinoGa.
Representatives, from aifthe local comman-
deries paraded as an escort to the depart
ing Knights, and great crowds on the
streets witnessed and applauded the evolu.
tlons OF the drill corps, including ladies.
les accompanying st. Bernard numbers
somewhat more than 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
THE IRoNwoRKEss,
After q Brief Session The Conventfou
AoJourns Until Monday 60 Allow the
the Com miffeci n me Tn Rann.f

Adjoarbs Until Monday 60 Allow the
the Committees Time to Report.
PHILADELPHIA, August l0.-The conven.
ton OF the Amalgamated Iron and Steel
workers held a brief session this norninr,
and resolved to adjourn till Monday, to al.
low the various committees time TO report
upon the business entrusted to them. The
visiting delegations have accepted an invi.
tation from their Philadelphi colleagues
to take trip TO Atlantic City tomorrow
returning on Sunday.
The Bethlehem Troubles.
The convention received word that small
0odies OF strikers at the Bessemer works,
Bethlehem, who broke yesterday and start.
ed one blast furnace, shut down aesin To-
day and are now irmer than since the day
they first went out The announcement
was received with cheers, and q resolution
enGorsing their action and extending help
and encouragement was passed forthwith
and ordered to be sent 70 the Bethlehem
Lodge.
Nearly all the committees have conclua.
ei their work, but the result of their de.
Iiberations will not be made known till
Monday.
The Most & Rigid Secrecy
f.,s. f.os snd me report tAst isasv Asis..ss0. ~.
MED. The coiiif1l eassiona- pubiicly r. IA.
discussion OF the Presidents report, al.
tested its unqualified approval OF the fol-
lowing points in Jarretts annual address
TO the convention on wednesday touching
the tariff question. This section Of the ad.
dress reads: Under the republican form
Of government high wages conduce 10 the
moral and social welfare OF workingmen.
We believe in the protection OF labor as the
producer OF all wealth, and consider 1t the
first duty Of the government TO adjust all
questions TO the ultimate protection OF the
workiDgmen. We are Protectionists from
the standpoint that
Labor ShoBld he Protected,
or that labor as the producer OF wealth
when protected, will certainly entail pro.
lection 10 capital. We also believe in pro.
lection to our industries because We are
large consumers OF both manufactured and
agricultural products, hence our position
involves better prices 10 the farmers.
When we manufacture az home We in. |
crease the wealth of the nation 10 the eI. |
tent of the value Of our productions, |
hut when we import from other
as labor is the producer OF |
all wealth, We certainly impoyerish our
country 10 the extent that Se purchase
from abroad.
Ii is stated that the Committee on Claims
Will present largely negative report, as
the association has in another branch Of its
work in the Convention. The committee
itself is in favor of the policy OF r-pudi-
ntinG the demand pending on account OF
tie strike OF ISS2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
PILOT TlKELLER's CASE.
The Jury Can't Agree and are Dis
charged BY the Judge.
EXCITEMENT IN THE COURT sRooM
A Prominent Lawyer Fined for Coatempt-
The Celebrated POstoffice Robhsrs
on TriaI-Parkersburg's
Big Day. W
Special 90 the Re1,SIer.

PAEEERsBURG, August 1O.-The public
will be glad to know that the closing scenes
in the celebrated Scioto case were Witnessed
in the United States Court room this even
ing. The jury came in court announcing
that it could not agree on verdict, and
were discharged. 1t seems that the. ques-
tion upon which the jury disagreed was
the testimony in regard to Pilot Long
having lost control OF his boat, upon which
the Jury were equally divided .PEt1es..s.
presslOL - alSosSssivSsAsk nei les Aasfoeb
and he was warmly congratulated by many
on the result of the trial which is about
equivalent to acquittal. Kellar's mother,
who has with a fond parents affection,
stood by her sons side, was greatly over
joyed when the end was reached. The
case was ably managed by the counsel pro
and con.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
BANKS INVOLVED.
Intense Exeitement I'm indianapolis
Caused by Two Banks Closing Their

Intense ENcitement In indianapolis
CauSed by Two Banks Closing Their
Doors.
INDIANAPOLIS, INp., August 10 Large
crowds gathered around the First National
Bank and the Indiana Eanking Company
an hour before the opening time this
morning. At9:45 the doors OF both banks
were still closed. The announcement has
inst been made that they will not open for
Two or three hours The directors OF the
First National, with several large and iniiu-
ential capitalists of the State, met at
o clock this morning, and are still in ses'
SION. but nothing has been made public as
to the result of the conference.
The Suspended Banks
remain closed. The following notice was
posted on the door of the First National:
The Board of Directors are in session con-
sidering what is best TO be done, but have
not vel arrived at a conclusion The Bo-rd
If directors of the First National Bank
adopted a resolution at their meeting this
morning to double the stock OF the bank,
making eight hundred thousand dollars OF
stock instead OF four hundred thousand
dollars. provided the syndicate, headed by
Mr.. DepauR and MI. English was formed
to take the management and controlling
amount OIL the NtOCh. ~ papSl "AA'Nh
signed by all the
Directors and stockholders
nresent and a committee was appointed to
oct the consent of the stockholders not
nrescpt. As soon as their consent is com
pleted il is understood that new and strong
parties will come into the concern that Will
make il one of the strongest tienncial instl-
turons in the country. Ii may take few
days to do this and gather in the required
| amount Of currency, but it may be done IN
| few hours. The other bank also held a
meeting this morning and agreed that II
| the proposed syndicate was formed they
would sfTord all. the assistance to the
First National Bank
| that might be REQUIRED 1t may be said
| that whilst il is unfortunate that any
| trouble occurred there is really no reason
| for alarm, and that ultimate good may re:
| sult from il in giving the bank increased
| strength. Very little information has been
| obtained as to what the Indiana Banking
| Conlnany may dc, but ii is probable they
| will be able TO resume also in very snort
time. There has been no extraordinary
demand or any OF the other banks for
funds to.dsy.
The first National Pays Up.
The conference between the directors oil
the First National Bank and the Eaglish
Syndicate ended between and 3 9olocs
this afternoon. At ten minutes before
O'Clock the doors OF the bank were
opened and W. ii. English appeared
inviting the depositors to come IL
and get their money. The crow.
Outside rushed, but were checked by tn
police, and ladies were given the prefer
ence, The bank continued oFen for al
hour or more after the closing hour, anS
all checks presented were promptly csshed
Butfew OF the larger depositors drew tneli
money. 1t is understood that reorganlh 2
alton Of the bank will take place ana
double its former capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
The ord"Asinine,"

which occurs above in brackets, has a me
SrsWp across it in the manuscript, lndl.
csting that the writer Intended to eNpunge
Il Otherwise the statement is just as 1t IS
written.
There is one paragraph expunged from
the statement which the friends 9t RuEes
would not allow to be published. IL Is .
cTiticism, and quite severe it is said, OF
Hon Jere S. Black. After Dukes asauit'
al, when the question of his admission q ptS sS
the seat in the Legislature TO whlGn ne nsH
beqn elected was occupying pubic atten-
tion, an interview with Judge Black was
published, in which the venerable Jnr,st
csve his views OF the best methoo on sJiS
ing the problem. He recommended tnat
Dukes. in case he should go to Hsrrisousg,
he met at the depot there by delesstttIoSn
of citizens and run out OF the town. Inc
expression of sentiment seems TO nave eA,
sspersted Dukes, and in answer to II ne
devoted a paragraph of his statement 70
Judge Black, To whom he reLsrs !,,.h ~ tns 1s
course Of his criticism ss "chlIdlsh OIL"
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Spanish Rebels Headed bJ
Lieutenant ColOnel-The Effect on
spanish StOckS-Other Notes From
AhrnRI,

The SpanIsh Rebels Headed by
Iteutennnt CoIOnel-The Effect on
Snapish StOckk-Other Notes From
Abroad,
LONDON. August lO.-Particulars OF the
revolt in the Spanish garrison at seo de
Urrel, in the provence OF Lerida, Spain,
show that ii was headed by a Lieutenant
Colonel. The outbreak occurred at four
o'clock Thursday morning. The civil
puards were not molested by the insur'
gents, and remained in their barracks.
The rebels expelled the military governor
of the town. A large force OF troops are
marching TO SEQ De Urgel to repress the
outbreak. :,.
The Daily News, in its financial article,
savs hat in consequence Of the reoelllous
outbreak in Spain, frustrating the great
buU operators in Spanish stocks by Madrid
specu uiators, various dealers and bankers IN
both Madrid and Paris left with claims iot
uncovered differences, amounting 10 ABOUT
E2uO,VV0.
IoSpoy. August lO.-Most Rev. Michael
Iogue. Bishop of Raphoe, in letter STATES
that the people in County Donega pave
passed safely through the crisis oil dlst.ess;
having been saved chiefly by the chsti'y VI
the Irish people throughout the "oria.
shooting OF Carey.
Loypos, August l0.-Further particulars,
inst st hand OF the murder OF James carey
| iy O'Donnen. show that the shooting took
MACE vber. the vessel was twelve miles
| from land.
| Improving.
Iaypox. August lO.The OOmmauder OF
| the British forces in Egypt announces tnaI
there has been NO fresh ssses oil choieIa
| among the soldiers since the iat rePoF''
| and the sick are doing well.
| stats-Afded Em3gration-
| A meeting in favor Of State aided eHn'
GRAHAM vas held at the Mansion House Inc
| Esr' OF SALISBURY presiding A resolution
vas offered providing for the sending oil
2nO coo persons to Can ada and other British
Colonies. and for prscuripg them farms 10
ths'r hvC.es. T-G "A oney Tor me pnrchss'
| OF he I..C 20 - aslvi.nC'c by the Stste
which is &c tsks S.o:i-,ssrs on the farms a
security i0r psy'r o. fbe resVluh"n
,plpr;Ii ;rr krcSb'sh p OF Can't II
- v.;,- = Irpt-A ! > pTcpo-ed TO We
| 100 families q CsnAia next spring
sentererd To &tx Months.
LIyypPool- Auyus: - Patrick o Brien
WHO. With Michael HyneS and Frederic
Slslor. Vss arrested in May last on ch arg
of spreading circulars calculated 10 datlag
|, Jurors Who had sat on various trias ]
Dublin. hss been convicted and sentence
to SIX .non;hs imprisonment Hynes an
Sls,OT were discharged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
POLITICAL WHISPERS
Regarding tho Situation 10 Two
Great States.
PENNSYLVANIA AND ONO As VIEWED
6Y Men In the fisId-A Pointer About Judge
HOadly and tie Presiteney-cem.
bined Effort in Virginia
TO Gust Mahose.

WASHINGTON, August lo.-Reprcsenta.
tive Bayne, Of Pennsylvania, arrived in
Washington to-day. lie ssys.tAet the iron
and other manufacturing interests Of West
ern Pennsylvania have tsus far shown no
signs OF suffering on account Of the
charges in the tariff by tie late Congress.
but that, on the contrary, business Is live.
ly in all its departments.
Mr.. Bayne says that the people IN thi,
part OF the State are paying but little At.
tention to politics, and he predicts very
hsht vote q The coming election. Thsre II
general apathy in both political parties.
raise sufncient Enthusiasm ~ ~, va, y "a.
proportion Of its voters will win the day.
col. Bayne has high opinion OF
Chsirman Hensel's AbIstiea
as campaigner, and says that despite the
apparent harmony in the Republican
forces their candidates will by no means
have q walkover.
Respecting the prospects OF Republican
success In Ohio, Col. Bayne, whose oppor.
tunities TO form q correct and impartial
Judgment are excellent, regards them ~
fattering. Postmaster General Gresham,
who has Just returned from the West. also
expresses the opinion that the Republicans
will carry Ohio. Prominent Democrats
who have recently visited Washington are
equally confident that Judge Hoad!ey will
be elected, ard there are
Mysterious whispers
that outside influences will be exerted. il
necessary, to bring about that result. Care
ful and prudent inquiries on this subject
lead To the conclusion that Judge IiosdIy
is in training for the Presidential nomina.
tiOn, n necessary qualification for which is
his election as Governor.
\ prominent Maryland Democrat said Q
day or two ago that IL Hoidly could be
elected Governor OF Ohio, the DEMOCRAT,
would have plain sailing for ISSi. His In.
formation was that Mr.. Tilden has nn.
thought Of being candidate for the nomi.
nation, but is extremely anxious that
BsotiIy shall he the Choice
of the Democratic Convention, and that In
private conversations with leading Demo.
cratic politicians Mr.. Tlden has warmly
cspoused Judge Hosdly's cause, and argued
that he would be the strongest candidate
the Democrats could put In the field. IL
may be remembered that Judge Hoadiy
was one OF Mr.. Tilden's counsel before the
Electoral Com mission.
There really appears 10 be a good reason
10 believe that the Democratic candidate
Tor Governor OF Ohio IL Mr.. Tilden's candi.
date for the Presidency.