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MISrIr STORE.
THE M1sFIT STORE.
An EXPOSE OF " tOTDiNG-TRADE
SYSTEM.

4 SiGfs reporter who accompanied ifiond 70
he MiSFTr ~TORE. el2 ain stree. whefc lner-
chant ta'lors' insists and me el9,nlag arr [
to 80 all the talking. while he took BoteS On the
following cOnSefsttif IN:
CUSTOMER: You certainly have a very large
stock Of excellent clothing hero. bnt your cheap
prices asfnnish me. 1 am also mystihet 10y The
tr'n misft clothing. How do You explain that
rGuPRIEToR. Very easily. by the term mis-
III the trade denOminafes all ell thing lett on tn
merchant iIilOr,' bands This occurs IN dozen
nr more wave Frequently gentlemen. after Grder-
ing suits. find that They need the cash worse man
they do the clothing The consequence Is that meg
forfeit thetr deiosit. md tie tailor ends himself
stuck With the .uit Al times. TOO. the tailor faii.
10 tlsfy In II or finish Taiurs hate 90 "se GOOD
,aati',,ei ne s,rTsnding gsrinent y among The
| mi.dts while new garments thst viii satisfy are
ma ae 10 rcr zee them. These mishs The tailor n
nabe 10 sill FOR several reasons. lie hasn't the
assortment to attract attention. and w. atteIt u'
convert lli0se who core sfier orderei goDis INTO
! BUYERS u ready m idc clothing NOuid rum me
! trade 81 the merchant tailor
| CUSTOMER Bar T. rot possible that all fhir
| large stock are merchant tsiiprs mishisF
| PRDPRIETOK: No: DO not make any such
| claim. -tch an assert would be m attempt u
deceive the public. In fact. the i'rger portion OF
nj. sock f. line clothing prepared expressly Tor
| Picbmond fr-de Now compare these two suits.
T T. one. baing misni. c1ne from hinfcntht
tailor. examine bot. ear iniy aiI you WI, ~,
t1lor take ~ retain good customer. II j. no Dff-
| fer made. trimmed. or bound thln the o'hef.
e. ST0MFR: Yes: lr there IS any iif renee
hefween the Two IN make sr nnish, cannot t-
te,stlL
/ PE5PRIETOR Nor coull the best clothing exc
/ pert and that Is why iusil, ciiim am felhhS
! rtier clothing Than has ever before been offered
in Richmond.
| CUSTOMER: But how do you explain your
| pRO RECTOR: NV reason for selling % cheap
h that am satishei with . very ltitle pront re-
| caus. by turni money over rapidly AN 1ble =.
I clear a good living profit dnTiug the year Ana
/ n " are my cheap prices any longer mystery 10
| yos. , T.
! CUSTOMER: They are rot Gooi-iaY, SIT.
/ Hereafter Won cannot Only depend npon my Gus
| lom. hul wiil take esDecial p ins q inform my
! Intends Of Inc bargains fk1t await them Al tue
/ MlSFlr rTORE. 9ls Win -trt-.t.
| between Ninth and rcnth strccts.
Open evenings Till O'Clock; saturday, -
I getg, L.. ihb -o-It
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.yo. IL Again.

Loxpex. March 2i.-1he PdH-AqH Cd
zette's Dublin correspondent says the per-
son referred to a. &" No. " by James Carey
in his testimony at the hearing OF the as
sassinatlon prisoners is known to be in
Mexico beyond the reach Of the English
authorities
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HELENA, MONTANA. March 2t-Two
troops OF cavalry, enc company Of Infantry,
and party Of Indian scouts left Fort Asst.
naboine early yesterday under direct or.
ders OF District Commander Ringer to in
terccpt a murauding band Of Cree Indian,
before the latter reach the Canadian border
towards which the sayages seep 10 b.
rapidly proceeding.
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south CaroIina Election Cases.

COLUMBIA. :. c.. March 24.-Unitef
States Commissioner Bouskeit concluded
his examination OF the Fairfield election
eases and rendered a decision this morn
ing. Thomas A. McGill and J. 4. and J.
G.. Heron were bound over for trial at the
April term Of the court in Charleston in
$500 each.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March "a, 1899.

RICHMOND. March "a, 1893.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAT.-White, "a bushels. Rcd. G Ii bushels
CORS.-White, 1.04s bushels. Mixed, 80 BUSH
els.
OATs-l 8 bushels.
MEALS bushels.
PEAs.-22 bushels.
>ALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WurAr-Whife "a bushels common e Sl.lO
Red, SO bushels fair Long erry II tllJ; 236
bushel. good 10 very good >LOrtbcrry at el.l5 70
SLlS.
C0RN.-White. 500 Bushels very good 10 prime
ON private terms: i46 bushels very good ~ 81.
COTTOS.-Tone steady. Receipts. 30 bales
shipments. 81 bales. Quotations: Middhng, 0tc.
7lic.
This Exchange win be closed Easter Monday
March 27th.
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lotion supply.

NEW YORK. March 2i.--The total visible
cotton supply for the world is $685., 1902
bales. OF which 2,js6, j02 bales is American,
against 2.90S.112 and 2.173,S17 bales re-
spectyely last year; receipts OF cotton at
all interior towns. j7.30S bales; receipts
from plantations. S7,S3j bales; crop in
sight. g. 232. 500 bales.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NEW BoOKs.-Authorlzed Report Of
y tbe proceedIngs Of The Eighth Congress OF
the Proiesiant Episcopal Church T,os IN as United
90 n, .aarge FlIo,, by Blaid. 81 Ice Pack and
Tundra, IN Account OF 'rle search for The Jean
slette, Glider, ins,ratea - neesiisei , OF
I'm ~ he Ini2ed states, by ncMaster. yoiatne
T.; Why We Laugh; by Hen q, IS s :. Cox: 2se.;
BUSH by Julian Bawihorns,, ia. hsart Tor a
nah 55 WEST. JOHNSTON n co.
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4 Wrecked Train.

ST. LOUIS. March 2i.-The Missouri
Pacific Train No. !. east-bOund. was
wrecked at Moniteau station by a broken
switch. The engine, mail, and express ears
were totally desir yed. The fireman. Frank
Trainic, was slightly injured.
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precautionary Measures.

CHATHAM, ENGLAND, March 24.-In con-
sequence Of report OF 4 hostile project on
the part OF Fenians against the naval-sta-
ton here a boom has been constructed
across the dock basin. and Burroughs
granted to policemen have been stopped.
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soc,.,,s,,r soldiers Sentenced.

Paris, March 24.-Ibree soldiers OF the
observation-disclosures regiment, who
were arrested on the charge Oh socialism,
have been found guilty and sentenced 10
Ioiu regiments III distant parts OF Algeria.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

KsIGHTsTOwN, IND., March 24.-The
boiler OF John Cassity's liax-mil exploded
Yesterday. Con. CleaIy, the engineer.
was killed outright. and Frank Brosins was
so injured that he died i'm few hours.
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Another Emnexxler.

NEW YORK. March 24.-The Post reports
that J. y. MarstOn. interest clerk Of the
Equitable Trust Company. has absconded
alter defrauding the company OF $4,000,
his REGULATIONS extending over the Last four
wears.
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AConyiction OF - Youthful Mail.Rob.
her.

LyNcHBrRG, VA, March 2l.-In tho
United States Court to-day Emory Hawks.
a youth OF fourteen years, was convicted
Of robbing the mails at crockett's, Gray
ssu county, and sentenced 10 three years
confinement in the house OF correction at
Baltimore.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
ROYAL GLIDING.

ROYAL GLIDING.
DUBY'S ROYAL GLIDING.
READY FOR INSTANT USE.
This magnificent LIQUID GLIDING may he
substituted for GOld-Lelf AZ one-tweniieth The
cost OF the latter.
Its the exact color % EGgl!-h sterling gold. IL
GILDs FRAMES. CORNICE@, FURNITURE,
ORN AMENTs. &C, and instantly aford' a brill
liant Golden surface without any preparation what
ever.
It's invaluable for Home use.
LADIES CAN USE IT.
(Camo.s-HHr Brush IN each box.
TIE COST Is THRILLING.
Sold by
RANDOLPH a ENGLISH
1902 Main street:
WEST, JOHNSTON a co.
Gal east Main street:
T. T.. d. WALtORD,
ali east Broad street;
l.. FRANK.
p north Ninth ,ircet;
T.. LEWIS.
ail east Main street;
AMI all Paint-Dealers and Druggists.
NEW YORK CHEMICAL.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
fe 4-sul2t New YORK,
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EloIir.
BY Telegraph.

Flonr-We guofe: I le. t3Ns3.25. superfne,
l3.75Gs425; extra. S5M $3.50. common FAMILY
,595af5.GO: Patent 1rnilv S7GS7.75.
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RFFREGERAT0Rs.
REFRgGERAT0Rs.
U,HE TROPICAL REFRIGERATION.
INTERESTING TO BUTCHERS. PROPRlE-
TORS OF SUMNER RESORTS. HOTELS.
AND SALOONS, AND FAMILIES.

am now ready % take orders for my large size
improved and lageiy-paiented
TEOPICAL REFRIGERATOR.
This Refrigerator Il particularly adap Cd ans
intended 10 Keep large quantities OF meat and pro-
visions. The temperature VIII r1nyt iFo'f % -
A., DIRE ana H. ventilation " the most = N
ulete of any refrigerator IN Si-tenee. fsiini',
10 s1y that tbs u the only rfrg,rater tat ei,'
give fl satisfaction 70 batcierf ana large iiosS-
Keepers In ! southern CLIMATE. -,
size 70 suiI any business viii &c made 20 order'
Attention Il also called ~ my
sFLF-PURIFYIEG FAMILY REFR!GERA-
TOR,
ssrnples of which can De- cen at my siore.
/ Money returnet " not satisfactory fI.er =
/ ,,.',,fbss trisl 4. ZIMNER.
nh S-a.lc,y No. 1918 si.tiu street.
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Rhode Island Politics.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 24.-The
straight Democrats Of Rhode Island have
resolved to put a straight ticket In the field.
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HoRsroRDs ACID IH0sPiiAfE IA an appe-
tzer; &c slfiniiatss the stomach 10 renewed
activity. and IN many ways tones up and
inyigorates the whole system.
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Conference of Leading Republicans.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March 24.-The
subcommittee OF the Executive Commit
tee Of the National Union League met this
afternoon AT the Continental Hotel in this
city. The conference was attended by
representative men In the Republican
party, the object being to further the
movement for securing unity Of sentiment
in the ranks 81 the party. General j ;.
Ncgley. OF Pittsburg, presided, and among
others present were Thomas g. Baker, OF
New York. secretary OF the League: Gene
raj c. +. Grosvenor, Of Ohio: c. f. Scott.
Of West Virginia: William A. Cook, OF
Washington. d. c.; Donald Me- lain, Of
New York; \. NJ. Clapp, OF Washington,
ID. c.: T.. W. VI. Mackey, Of South Caro-
lima: W. p. Canadav, Of North carolina:
j. h. Bryant. OF Georgia; G. \. BOutelle
and J. II. Manly, Of Maine, and number
Of prominent Republicans OF this city.
The question Of holding meetings in the
South TO be addressed by northern speak
ers was discussed, and it was decided to
hold the first meeting at Atlanta, Ga. in
the carly fall.
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observation-disclosures


c,PECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
For short time VIII sell Il NE following prices
CABINET and sxi0 FRAMES % reduce stock;
zoe. Cablne, Nelycis at soc;
81 cabinet Velyets 20 De-;
si.50 Cabinet Vclyeis A. 81
sI.25 sNI0 Frame atsl;
JOc. exl0 franc ~ fOc'
25c. sxl0 Frame. 1lth mat soes, ~ ne ciiyl' ~
use
4 number ~ FINE ESGRAviSGs and other
PICTURES 70 be- sud n iow p1ce-.
EASTER CARDS al half usual nrices. at d
l.. LEWiS's.
rot No Ole Main street.
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DuBLIsHED THIS DAY

nUBLISHED THIS DAY
BARToN's CHANCEgY PRACTICE AND
PLEADING
yo,urc Q. as. or interviewed with paper fsr notes
40 10 yo,,,me. ana = bound IN one handsome
r,tbsr mailed paid TO al who remit the price "a
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
NH ol-dSw Publishers.
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VEGETABLE PLANTS.

DIAN 8.
All KINDS or VEGETABLE PLANTS
FOR SALE. ftiHs-
h'''e' JOSEPH G. ALLARD,
Garner Of Twentieth and franklin sire. =,
G8s-W&su5ts hiehhoh"' vac
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TIE Com,honwea,th'. Elephant.

HE SbisthE W tOl.LING-SIOtk, AOIINE
POWER, And OTHER PROPERTY or TIE
CHESAPEAKE AxD OHIO AND BALTIMORE
AND ONO COMPANIES At STANTON.
ispecisl telesSm to The Dispaich.l
STANTON, VA, March 2i.-Large printed
hand-biils are being circulated to-day from
the office in Tins city OF John +. Hamilton,
treasurer Of Augusta county, Offering for
sale on Monday the 9th OF April the pro-
perty Of the Chesapeake and Ohio and the
Baltimore and Ohio companies, which has
been levied upon, as heretofore noticed. for
taxes rendered IN coupons) due the State.
The property Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Company disfrained and fully described in
the bulls consists of five large road engines.
one portable engine. five ears, seven ca
bosses. and one pIaner and two lathes in the
round-housc.. The amount Of tax due is
fixetia $3.50 ere railroad being assessed
at $4,000 ler mile. The property is re-
tanned in the round-house and on the side
tracks here, and the company is not allowed
to move II. The Treasurer, who has his
instructions from Auditor Allen, says he
has refused verbal request from the COM
pany offering TO guarantee the delivery Of
the property on the day OF sale IL he will
permit it TO be moved and used. He says
no offer to give an indemnlfyinS bond has
been made. II. L. Summer. the Chesa-
peake and Ohio agent, says the property at
tached is worth over 5000 but Mr..
Hamilton considers that sum about first
cost. and that It would not bring much
more under the hammer sold Tor cash than
the amount Of tax.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company's pro-
perry found on the track OF the Valley rail-
road. and also attached, consists OF six flat
ears. thirteen stock cars. five box ears, one
iron box car. one iron-saie, and four desks.
Judge Shelley. counsel for the Valley
company, offered to have the property on
hand on the day Of sale il allowed to move
and use il, but Treasurer Hamilton refused
him also. II these companies should cease
all efforts to recover the property and re-
quire the officers OF the State to take it OF
/ their tracks. the commonwealth would
( have an elephant on its hands.
/ II IS claimed by the companies that a
] largely excessive levy has been made. and
/ a point will be made Of this.
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FINANCIAL.
RrCHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. March "a. 1850.
sALEs-FRsT BOARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad At 2O4; 2.00O Virginia new rs az 5Oz.
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osrEAM MILL Fur SALE AT LYNCH
~ "A re-. VA. IA tie heart oi the elty. ths w
xtn = Midi ,no sa,lrlsd aud the "a hin"ni ana AZ
fa .,,r ra,r,4d hnlh Load ant unlead IL TIE Iosrs
wiih,n I've minutes 81 tire Norfolk Ana Nest.sa
alY,.ss iepal; all IA oomnlete SoIssns osSsr ~
eris,iinc wkes 4 y. cora. The most dsslrae,s H.
pr 'N '" JUG ''~~ Il. n. n,
$40 Maln street, Lynehenrs' Va
4 NH 2i.W. Fx-u5g
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ms pFATH OF An ESTIMABLE AND WIDELY
rVovS L.pY-RAlLROAD CAsES-WHAT is
ABIOODED BULL WORTH!
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TtHE4 IL ( al ali do 1t It. p The Carroll roll Republi-

THEY All do it. The Carroll Republi-
"The Cleveland Leader. boIted the Re-
bublicanA nUtninee for Mayor Of that
tlty, And the Leader y IL the organ,
which PROPOSED 'bOycOtti1g ali the papers
bf the 18TH ,C6ng ngressi ional district winch
presumed TO favor some one other than
Mckinley for Congress even before The
And at Canton, too, the man, who
kOuld not find language strong enough
TO exppesS his hatred OF tile anti Mcfin-
ley RepubIi6aIis of the 18th district,
showed ms constituency by withholding
bus support from Judge UnderhiIl the
Republican, NOMINEE! 81 5mo- EH"3 u'"t
But alas, the worst is yet to comel
bur eyes oefdow with tears, and we
scatter coai ashes on our head and have
ordered suit OF coffee sack cloth to de!
hOGe our grief, over the dOWhfall 0fithat
bright andlshiningi light of OfRepublicana
Ism. Judge John II. pfipp, of CarfOlltOn.
Nhy 1t seems TO as bun yesterday, nor
scaTee so long ago, since this noble
lachem OF our party was issuing bulls
9f accommodation against allwhOy at
last falls election, had taken the liberty
10 ScTatcho the name Of the man by
whose grace his son is postmaster at
Carroll50ns and now tof learn that he,
last Monday not only bOlted a straight
Republican nOmina tiOn, but actually
circulated spurious tickets to accomplish
the defeat of the regular Bparty nOmi-
heei OH, it passes belief i IL is too much,
too mQchlT7AlHaRee ReVieW.i1if a.ts,fHr
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dred million pounds sterling. The Clear
ing House returns, which average two
hundred and ninety-five millions OF
pounds monthly in 1870, rose to five huq-
dred and thirty millions in 1880. During
the last ten years Great Britain has lent
her colonies over two hundred and
sixty-eight millinns of pounds, and, ac-
cortiing TO the Economist, the present
yearly income of EngIishmen on for
eign Investments is over three hundred
and twenty seven millions Of dollars.
Each iRha6ktant of GEeat Britain was
estimated to be worth on an average
5000 in. 1850, 81, ,100~inu l1S7Oand $I,25O
in 1880. Such are the accumulatl0ns.
The expenditures show result which
Mr.. Porter will do well to study. JThe
average private expenditure OF Greas
Britain for each inhabitant is put down
at over, q hundEed and fifty dOllar q
year. ThTee-fifths of British breadstutfs
are home grown and two thirds OF the
meats. All the materials for British
clothihg, excepting twO-thirds Of the
quRntity of SAks! are home grown and
the total annual sum expended thereon
is said to be about SIX hundred and
ninety millions of dOllars.W e F.s. IT,.
The annual income of the nation is set
tlOwn at twelve hundred and forty seven
millions of pounds. Thanks to British
free trade and undisturbed private en-
terprise, Great Britain has seen duriug
the last twenty years a more general
distribution of wealth, a prOpOTtlOnate
decrease Of pauperism and "levelllng
up" of the middle CLASSES. % .
When will Mr. Porter tackle this
phase OF British free trade and Govern
ment nOn-intefferenee2 .hu Hu-
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MEDICAL.
AMPUTATION OF THE LEG
The Old Family Physician at Fault-
DR.. David Kennedy the Sue
csssfpl Surgeon.

Money Is the universal necessity and but cynic
fool will affect to despise It. Mr.. Abram Ellsworth
of Port Ewsn. Ulster county N had realized this
truth His disease involved the whole Of his thigh
bone, and the suffering man looked forward, not with
apparent reason death his only deliverer His
family physician refused to amputate the mb-asert
ing that the operation would kill the patient on the
spot DR.. David Kennedy. OF Rondout N, Y. who was
consulted held different opinion, and anputated the
limb. The Doctor theh administered freely his great
Blood Specific FAvORTTE REMEDY TO afford tone and
strength the system prevent the return Of the DIS
ease and Mr. TO this day In the bloom
OF health. This gentemans disease was the ofsprinR
Of foul bIOnd and KENNEDY'S FAvoRFnE REMEDY
purified the blood and restored him the power once
20 enjoy his life Are suffering rom any dis.
ease aceabIe 20 same eauseP Try Favorite Reme'
dy. Your druggist has It. ONE DOLLAR q bottle,
Bear In mind the proprietuFs name and address; Dr.
DAVID KENNEDY, ROndOut, New York. 7Hl n....i
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IT!WOQld really seem that a crisis is
near at hand in Ireland. 1t seems the
Authorities fear an attempt in Dublin
at rescue OF the prisoners. The wise
men of England must see that some
thing is seriously wrong in the govern
ment DfiIFeland.l ..l..a r.. .. ......
John Stuart Mill said in Parliament
id 1866 that when the captain of ship
or the master of a, school found it neces-
saEy 70 resort continually to the cato
ninsitailB OF the birch in order TO keep
his crew 'Or his classes quiet at work,
n6tHi1g. more was needed to show that
there must be something out of gear in
his management! Surely a government
that flhds itself compelled to resort con-
tfnGa1ty TO force and violence in order
to maintain a show of peace, the in
ference must be that the government in
question does not know how to govern?
,MFaJOhn Bright said in 1866 that ''if
''thea majority of the people of Ireland,
"eOunted fairly out, had their will and
"9Rd the power they would unmoor the
"islaad and its fastenings in the deep
and move it at least 1000 miles to the
"RsSt!% And since they cannot move
the island, her people are moving them
selves away as fast as possible. IYH ,..if
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The facts in regard TO the purchase of
Indiana at the October election, 1880,
which virtually decided the Presidential
election, are coming out, MIR. W. p.
Fishback, one Of the oldest Republicans
of that State-fOrmerly editor of the st.
Louis Democrat before its consolidation
and at one time editor of the IndianapO-
lis JOdrnal@has Just been writing an
open letter to Congressman, Peelle, of
the indianapolis district. In it he en-
ters his protest against some recent
party measures and recurs very bitterly
to the methods used in 1880. We quote
from the letter, referring TO recent Re
publican legislation; r#s.a r..r.,..
such laws put money in the pockets
of bankers and man facturerS, Bankers
and manufactures Will contribute OF
This money 70 the campaign fund, and
men like Dorsey will come TO Indiana
again AS they came IN 1880, and dlSburSe
S1OO.OOQ in the Denlson House parlors,
10 be used In buying votes, hiring re-
peaters, bribi1g election officers to stuff
ballot boxes and falsify election returns.
You know that there are men high in
Dfiice becatse they cOnnived at such
crimes, and 1t is no secret that other
Inca 'hOnOred by the party are SO hOnOred
hnainly because they aided the escape of
arrested felOns VINO were hired TO come
from other States to violate the election
haWs of IndlAnaSI -. I"f.5l 1uar E.a
The foregoing charges are made by a
distinguished Republican and an officer
pf ltha d United. States District Court.
Irhey set forth the stupendOus Infamy of
men and means employed by Republi-
cans to carry Indiana for Porter and
Garfield. Here we have the declaration
That $lU0,OO0 was disbursed for buying
votes, hiring repeaters, bribing election
officers to stuff ballOt-bOxes and falsify
returns. This 1850 explicit that itmust
attract attention from the managers of
That campaign; One OF them, Colonel
Dudley, is low Commissioner of PEN
siOns, another, Mr.. New, is Assistant
secretary of the 1 treasury, and others of
less iinpor tance are holding smaller
bffices OF every kind. Let them take the
stand with Dorsey. IA LhJ i''i -ih
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THE Mckinley organs are falsifying
at a great rate In the stuff they publish
in regard to the Wallaee-MeKinley con-
test. The Alliance Review thus notices
the matter in a very sensible way: r
We do not. dare to write, as some Of
our contemporaries do, in advance OF the
facts as to the progress being made In
the I, Wallace Mckinley congressional
contest. We can only say now, that we
know tiie statements in relation TO It,,
madb by the News Register and Reposi-
tory are iuntruthful ami intended TO de-
ceiVe, just as were their statements as
to the situation prior to the election.
HId the course of a week or two the
Review willpublish just what each con,
testant claims to be the facts developed
byithel testimony, and then our readers
must waitlthe action of Congress.