Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-11
A Trick to Affect the Ohio
Election.

come the knowledge of the National
Republican Committee 80 writes
the Secretary, that the Demo
| Gratis and Independents have pre-
| pared to spring. on the coun-
try on or about Saturday next,
through newspaper channels, so
a. to affect the Ohio election next
Tuesday, charge Of positive brib
| cry against Blaine, with allegia-
| tions rs to receipts, convincing
prcof," etc.
The World this morning antici-
pates the new sensation by half a
| column of gossip under large type
headlines as follows: "Blaine offers
a Bribe-One of His Agents Tries
to buy a Catholic Priest-An Offer
of $1,000 made to San Franciscan
Friar in New jersey, if he would
Urge his Congregation to Vote the
Republican Ticket-The Catholic
Clergy not for Sale
All the above rests on a little
incident said to have occurred at
Paterson, N. j., where Father Null
Ter of the Catholic Manastery was
seen yesterday by a World re-
porter, to whom he said Wash
ington Republican named Dr..
Fischer, had offered him $1,000 to
use his influence among his parish
oners for Mr.. Blaine. The story
appears extremely silly and improb-
BILE.
A Coed Republican Document.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The Re
publican National Committee has
caused about million copies of a
little leafet to be printed for gen.
eral distribution all over the Union
containing comparative retail
prices of the necessarles Of life in
Europe and the United States,
protesting to show that while
wages here are much higher than
in England, France and Germany,
the cost of substance is quite
as low. Taking one thing with
another, the wages comparison
shows a higher range here by TWEEN
ty five to fifty per cent. This tract
has caused some irritation at the
Democratic headquarters, and in
structions have been is sued to the
literary bureau to prepare an an
swer to it without delay, for cir
culation, especially at the manu-
facturers' and workingmen's mass
meetings.
NOBODY no F1e: at sNGESOLL
There has been q good deal of
talk about 4 debate in San Fran
cisco between Bob 1ngersoll, the
magnetic infidel, and some clergy
men, but the prospects of q match
appear as far off as ever Rev
Ezra Fowler, Of the 7. II. G. A.
was selected, but when called on
lie pleaded a lack of time. Rev.
Fleevor Of the Baptist Church,
was hunted up, but he had other
engagements. The newspaper men
are securing the city for a debator,
but all decline, not that they do
not fell that they can down the
hampton, but they doubt the po--
icy Of giving him SO much free at
( vertising. Ingersoll says he Will
meet any of them in hall, charge
a dollar a head and devote sho gate
receipts TO charity. No doubt Il
theological sloggins match Of that
kind would draw a large crowd land
If any public charity got the bene-
fit the money would be well be-
! stewed, no matter who came out
ahead. To persons who mind their
owa business, lead christian lives
and pay their debts, the question
OF what particlar road We take to
reach Heaven is matter Of little
concern, aud all the pickering and
worry about the matter only per
plexes it.
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6GcG Kf:a 1bdcil ELoI.c].
The Leader says: 1t IS the Gus
tom in Eureka among the small fry