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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-02

phrases-I wolt say dsmnable phrasesand go on with
this case
Mr. Cntonr do not wonder that counsel has the Idea
OF speed mind He has just received word that the
fastest horse IA America has been named Roscoe Conk
ngr He has the letter In his pocket notifying him OF
that fact and also the writer intended TO support
Roscoe Conkling for President Believing that he VIII
reach that oce that horse cen rum do mot
wonder at the speed Of counsel for he seeks 70 get THIS
through before he has to assume the duties OF the
White House.
Mr.. Conkng-Brother Clinton has struck faster gait
than that horfe will ever 90.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Feb. lin the Court of Appeals
to-day the following business transacted:
42-Louis A J. Hollis executor respondent agt George
Hollis and others, appellants. Argued.
74-JOsphine Todd respondent agt Albert Weber and
OIL ers executors, appellants. Argued. ,
No GO-Herman NcirF and others, respondents, a5t VII
liam Mudgstt and Others appellants. Argued
The following is the day calendar for Monday, Feb
ruary 4.
Nos. 81, II, 81, IS, 90. q, 25, q.
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State bonds were Quiet; Louisiana consols solo

State bonds were quiet; Louisiana consols sold
up to 77l seller 80 against 20 day before yesterday
OF city bank stocks the sales included only sc.
Nicholas at 104
The business in railroad bonds covered a largo
variety of issues, principally in small amounts
Prices irregular. Erie second consols were on
l. at 10. but recovered to 92l4. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas seconds were 2 higher at 66i2; general
6s were off Is at s07s and the general 5s sold at
SO. Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts, series Is, were ,
higher at 9s, and the currency 8s sold up TO 400
4 Rome as soStSeen s fo Sc to
96lo, and Central aud Hudson debenture os sold az
1Of40104l2. West Shore and Buffalo first 0s
frSm 5sss to 52,S53. New York Elevated first IS
were strong mp to 49, and Metropolitan flrst os
rose q to 1O5. Elizabeth. Lexington and Big
Sandy Gs were up 81 to 104. East Tennessee. Vr.
ginia aud Georgia conso IS were Oft y at ~, and
Richmond aud Danve debentures were easier at
CO.'S. Rochester and Pittsburg incomes rose from
full fgures Dubuque and Dakota firsts sold at
9Sl2G9S. Northwestern debenture IS and Chicago,
Burlington ard Quincy debenture IS were strong at
"a for each. Wabash general Us declined from %
TO 63G63l2. Northern Pacific hrsts Were in better
demand aud up from 0o3s to 10OG 094s, and Oregon
and Transcontinental irsts were steady at III l..
Denver Rio Grande aud Western firsts were per
cent higher at 60. Union Pacific frsts were OF Il
at 1874, aud Central Pacific irsts were 4 lower at
111lo.
The business of the SubTreasury for the week
ended tonight includes receipts Of Is, s59 and
payments of $S,106 1877, leaving the general bal
auce at $l26,0 $3.50, against $l2o.219O41 JAN
nary 20, showing an apparent gain $752, pa But
deducting from the receipts 81 $50 900 and from the
payments 81, l69, 1868 for certain items OF trans
fers which Only affect the Sub-Ireasurys account
with the General Treasury its true gam, a. affecting
the banks, is 1912 1902. To-day's operations COW
cred: Receipts. $500, 500; payments, $1,92s,35a
currency balance $9,07s,650; com balance, Sll6,-
953,305. .
Money generally loaned at per cent on call, and
exceptionally at aud y per cent, and closed =
az per cent. -,
The Clearing House statement to-day was as toll
lows: Exchanges $127, 554 s57; balances, SO, 26S.
$50.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 1864 900 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The customs receipts were S543v and the
internal revenue receipts $417,3l2;
The foreign exchanges were hardly as firm to-day
as thcy were Yesterday although the imports of
dry goods at this port for the week were on liberal
scale. Quotations, however, are unchanged, and
are for business as follows: Bankers bills, 81 s5s4
and 81 So for long and short sterling respectvely
51Sls and 1888 for francs 80 and 9o for reich
marks; 40 and 40l4 for guders.
The following Is the public debt statement issued
on February /, 1854, compared with that OF
January l, 1884:
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wERTHEMER HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.

On the evidence before the Assembly Com
mttee concerning the money received from the city by
the Sheriff for the transfer prisoners Charles p Miller
counsel TO the committee, made affidavit before the
District Attorney charging clerks Jacob A. Wertbeimer
and William Costello with having frauduently obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l-l230 D. m.-Cotton quiet Mddlng
including 1000 speculation aud export receipts 100
bales including $500 bales American Entnres-C pands
low Middlng clause February and March delivery o4d
G264d do Aprl and May delivery 2e4d; do May and
June delivery j64d do juno and July delivery, so4d;
1880 mCoitoa-The sales the day INCLUDED. 200 bales
American Futures-U planGs Low MddlTg rsy,asy
and March Gsyey S SsIeE Ps ana May a'H'e
D m -Cott0l- Futures-Upiancs 10" MlodinS clause,
June and July delivery, lO6td. - ,,,,,,. -,
March aud April delivery $500 FUTURES closed dIm.
Weeky-Saica the % 900 bales; American $1,000
bales speculaors 63o0 bales exporters took 5000
baies forwarded from ships side direct to spnners 1880
bale actual er port bales; total receipts Id 900 bales;
bales total stock 1JscO bales; American,
$4,000 bales amount VI cotton auoai, $4,000 bales;
aXtSssfoS Feb lotion firm, Middlng 10 7-l6c; Low
s sips o.s Ss Ssiss E1Port: 70 Great Brsa eOe
- bales To France. bales; TO the Continent oales
Coastwise. bales saie. 2ee bales suck 1881 bales
WeeklyNet receipts t0s bales; gross 1910 oalesi
Exports Great Britain 200 bales France 1880 bales,
70 the Continent 1857 bales coastwe 66Js bales sales
SAVANNAH. Feb. I.-Cottou quiet, Mladlng iOssc; Low
Mhdling lOci Good Ordinary. 99-l6cJ receipts. LOAF
oalss; gross 1912 bales Exports 20 Great Britain.
Coas,wise 1856 bales sales i5O0 bales evening 1900
bales; stock. "a .O73 bales.
weekly-Net receipts 1886 bales gross lo60S bales;
Exports to Great britain. lssoi bales TO France -
bales 20 the Continent 1881 bales coaswse 5'V7 bales;
sales. $500 bales
Ngw.oRLEASs Feb. l.-Cot;ou quiet Mdillng, lobci
Low Mtdiling 10 Al6e Good Ordinary. iilsei net re-
cspts 1905 bales l,023 bales Exports 70 Sress
Britain $500 bales to france 500 bales to S,s SSsnen
evening - bales stock ses i67 bales.
WeekIy-Net receipta 42Ol7 bales gross, 4hsti eae@
bales Continent $3.50 bales Coastwsa SOFA baess
IMPORTS ooaswiss, Jan % should save been
l4a bales 20 5I7 bales Jan. 2s 1853 bales aud Jan
80, U35 La.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-02

Mr. Penney testified that there were no prison lists
after July except IN bail rs the courts were not
in session during that month after July H.
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In London British consols after opening at yes
terdays quotations, closed at 101 ZIG for both
money and account. United States bonds were ir-
regular; 40 were Is lower at 126i4 and 4l9s were
ls higher at 1855 American railways generally
were lower in response to yesterdays late hoEa
markets, but later partially recovered onths morn.
ings early quotations from here. At Paris French
9 per cents rose TO II. 55 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-02

odIb5 IUI lIU NY -.---- : 80 .
lex dividend. t4sis seller 60 days.
GOVERNMENTS.
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THE GENERAL LIST.
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9oa @fot{hipf hnr ser @tro finn.

9as Sfatfpiel bor ber Stra ffant=
mer. Sie Srdge, ob bas Sfatipiel bel
boben @infdben als Elm itrafbares
@liidsipiel gu era6ten lei, tuur6e fiir3z
li6 bor ber erften 5traffammer 6es
8erliner 2anbgeri9ts | gelegentli6 Ell
ner Gnflage er0rtert, tpel6e gegen ben
Gaufnann 9ernann Ntto 6abel unb
@enoKen erboben tporoen mar. IS battz
bette ii6 babel UNI eine 5fatfibung, in
ser ber Point i9lieBli6 l @tarf gait,
uno in Ser eit1 9err b. Robr 34O0 Marf
berlor. Ser @eri6tsbof erfanmte inbeB
auf Sreifpre6ung, i1bent CT annabnt,
baB bas Sfatipiel ltnter feinen rmitdns
BEN su ben @liidsfpieleu 5u re6nen iei.
Serr Staatsantpalt Sttertnattn bate,
tnoem er audi bas 9fatipiel als @liidsz
fpiel be5ei6net, ba es BEL biefem bod
au9 auf quite Garten anfonr1e, bas
@etpinnen aliospom 3ufal abbdnge,
bas 66ulbig uttb cine @trafe BON bier
Monaten @efdngniB unb einidbrigen
@brperluit beantragt.
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sm Suni 1886 erIieB Der GpnareR

= Su Suui 1886 erlieB Ser gongreB
Elm @efeb, tppnadl Der ginnabmeslteberS
fd1us 6es Gdlabamtes bonn 1. Sssanuar
1887 Qb unter Bic ginaelffaaten, 6erett
bomaIs 26 tparet1. nat5 WeaBqabe ibrer
8ep6lferunq pierteliahrlicb Dertbeilt tper-
Sen folIte. Durd1 etnen 8ef6luB bonn
3. Sftober 1887 tpurbe bie S(nssahlumg
Ser pierten State Bis sum 1. Sanuar
1889 perfd5oben, fonnte bann aber ni9t
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un6 Elm einsiges Stein aus beinem
N3un6e bdtte aIles wieoer gut gema1t.
Du bait bieles 92ein ni6t gefpro9en;
On fhlugit 6as Ause gu 8oben. Dein
5dmeigen mar es, mas uns trennte,
ni9t cine frembe Ma9t.
lln6 mas bdtte id Dir oenn fagen
follen? fragte &aimuno lanslam. Sd
tpuBte ia, es mar alles Dergebens, 10
lange biefer priefer an Deiaer Selte
itan6, Der tliM perurtbeilen uuo perz
bamn,en fam, benz bas Wort 8eraeis
hung frenlb 1T. Sd bube es ia nod
einmal berfu6t, Dir gu i6reiben, trob
beines Nerbotes, unb Dir riidbaltlos
alles entballt. Na1 orei Sagen fam
bic 9lnttport, aber fie mar bon Der 9arlo
beines gettters un6 lautete: Mnna Bill
nut 1T felt geftsrn pie 8raut beg Yrds
fi6enten 6ertefifeink -8is babin bat=
te i'd aa Dem paB mod Stanb gebalten;
ieBt CAB i'd ben Ganipf auf-fiir INNER
-llnb flob in bic @iniamfeit.
gs folgte eine lange f9pere palte;
Sic iitltge 6rdlt ffanb itnbetuegiib oa
aber 5ie NOR febr blei9 getDor0en, uno
es {hien, als rinse ie mad Mbem.
Was-tpas ffanb In ienem Sriefey
fragte {ie enblid leife.
@aimuflb ri1tete bas Wuge bol unb
finiter auf fie; !; tpieber seigte fi9 iener
feltlame Gunfe barin, iene Glutb unter
Der Mf1e.
Gas meiit ou ia, erpiberte ct; Ober
-baif 6u ben 8rieF ni6t geleiens
9tein.
(8ortieyras tOlst)
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= 9ie beuti6ldnbif9e Sosialbemoz
fratie beri9tet uSortl6ritt!n Sn benz
cottIerbatipen Mab blfreife 8ielefelb=Wie=
benbriid faitb neuli6 an Stele bes berz
ffprbenen ebemaligenGei6 6stagsabgeor6=
neteit Marear0 cine Neutpabl ffatt.
9iatiirli9 tpurbe Ser conferbatiue Gait
bibat (b. Ilngern Sternberg) getpdblt.
Mber iebr benterfensnertb 1T, 6aB Der
ganbioat Der 5osialbentofratett, 59rei=
ner 6egermann, 2258 Stimliten erbielt.
Sm benfelben Wablfreiie tpiirben BET
@elegenbeit Der lebten WabI i'm Sabre
1881, nur 1148 fO5ialiifif6e Stimmen
abgegeben. Srob bes So5ialilfengeiet=
aes mebren fid alfO Die fo3ialoemOfratiz
fc1eu Stimmen.
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Sic Mfinnie 6auf @pnsertz 8rupps

= Die Minnie 9aut GonsertzS zSruppe
1T in MaribaG in unannebmli6feiten
geratben. 9fa9 8eenoigung bes &on=
5erts berlangten 5tpei Der Sdnger @elb
bonn Manager, neil iie glanbten, baB
oerielbe bur6subrennen beabii6tige.
Statt bes @elbes aber sog Der Manager
cine piltole. 9ierauf Berbaftnng bei=
ielben une cine @elbitrafe BON $25.
Waittle1meile par aud 8ef6lag auf bic
Softer Der @eieal9aft gelegt tporbem,
Die man enbli1 ben 8eamten in Sbers
man iibergab, ba Der Manager per=
fpra1, feinen Nerpfli9tungen na9suz
fommeu, iobalo bas &on5ert in 5bers
man itattgefunbfn babe.
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9lnsiiae fiir gpmfirmaane,t.

gBie allidbrli9, 10 baben bic befanns
ten @6nitttpaarenbdnbler S. S ps e
& g Dbne au6 biesmal cine 8ran1e,
Mnaiige fir @Dnfirmanben, our Spe=
aialitdt gerna9t utb barin einen groBs
artigen ln6 duBerif gepablten 8orratb
fi6 augelegt. Die Mn3iige iinb gu alien
preiien all baben, 10 boB Sober ieinen
Mitteln angemefen faufen fann. Die
Sa9en iinb bereits iebt gum 8erfauf
ausgelegt unb tper bic erife Wabl baben
min, melbe fid) bel 3eiten. Sosfe &
S6bne iibertreffen in Oiefem Irtifel alle
ibre Gonfrtrrenten. 19, 9,t6mtplm
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.gesas.

= Inter Der Mnflage, ben gaifagier
gincente gbabe3 auf Der 5abrt bon
Son Mntnnio nod 2areb0 I'M $3.50 in
popiergelb beitDbletl at baben, ipurbe
III leBterer Gta6t Der farbige portier
bes G1lafpageus Der Snternational=
sbabrl perbaftet. 3mif9en Gutter unb
@tof Derborgen fano man in ieirem
Hod 1925. Ser portier giebt an, baB
er felbif ni6t erfldren fann, auf iueld
eebeimniBpone Weife bic Summe bort
bin gelangte. ST tpurbe borldufig unz
ter$500 Biirgf9aft geIfelt.
=. Nuf ben gerba6t bin, pferbe ge<
.f1ntaggelt gu baben, tpurbe in 2are6o
Sofepb 2Dben berbaftet.
6riebri1sburg tpur6e am bergan=
ssuen 6onlltag bon einem fiir9terliden
0agelIfurnt beimgeiu1t, Der ben @la=
fern rei9lide Nrbeit beri6affte.
Die erlebmenben 8iirger BON
Sort Wortb baben bei6loNen, $l20, 900
fiir ben 8au elmer Babn mad 8rotpn=
iDoob aufsubringen. Dem Nelt bes
Baufapitals liefern gbicagoer &apita=
li5ten. Die gntfernung 3tpifben Sort
MOrtb uitO groipntDoob betrdgt ITO
Meilen. Gin tpeiteres proieft, nit
Grapepine In Babnberbinoung au tre=
ten, iff ebenfalls aufgetaudt.
- su @reenbille bat cine 6euerss
brunit mebrere Gei6dftsbduier in Nfde
gelegt. Der Yerluif betrdgt ettpa
$45, 900.
- Ser gon6itor Drd6enfelb bon
San Mntonio, Der in sSolge 6es Nerla=
ifes elmer nid)t unbe6eutenben @unlme
Gelbes einen Mnfal BON Wabn1inn
.seigte, iff in Waco aufgetaudt. gr
erfGien bort b6cbff erregt Dor einent
Trieoensribter uno Bat nm Bic grlaubz
fiiB, eiten Gepolper tragen All biirfen,
ba &ufus Seatberlp fein 2eben bebrobt.
sMuBerben beitdnbe bic Mfutter 6eatberz
ms barauf, i'm su heiratben unb er fei
nod ni1t in Der Gage, ben Wuni1 su
erfiillen. sSsn feinem Geiib fanb man
eiaen 8anfs OepDliteni9ein bon $1,000.
- 6nnfbunoert italieniibe Mrbeiter
fino in gagle paB eingetroffen un6 na6
Gen. xrebino's BIantage ain Sabinas
6iuB; Merico, tpeiterbef6rbert tporben.
Oie republifanifde Gonbention
bon Wsaberid gountp lit anf ben 10.
Npril mad gaale DaB einberufen.
= 8on Sort Wortb miro aemelbet,
bag Ser sipiId)en Der Wif1ouri Daeific.
gabn unb Ser grpreB Gompagnie be-
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GiiRe gaHen billig. Sbr f0nnt
ole Wstett poufeinem unb Gancpz@anbp
nit Jeringen Soften anfertigen, tpenn
Sbr aur ben Nntpeiiungen fOlgt, Die in
Dem tuertbbouen fleinen 8u6e: "How
to make candy" angeseben iinb. Sass
felbe tpir6 itad @inienbung BON 30
Gents III / ober 2 Gent Stanps an ieoe
MoreIe peri9idt. Man abreiiire:
The Housewife. @o9effer, &c. q.
/ g, ,tum1Wt
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Golgenber fonberbare Sal purbe
ioebett in paris bor Dem &Drreftionspos
liaeibofe 6er Seine perbanbelt. Gin
syranaoie mar augeflagt, cine Grau nit
einern Spa5ierfod bur6gepriigelt Sll
baben, obHe baB Die 9ldgerin, tpie iie
faste, ibrerieits Bic seringite @eranlaiz
fung gegeben bate, eine fcl6e Bebanbs
lung 3u berbienen. Ser Delinquent
mar ausge3ei6net beleumbet unb es mar
aud ertpiefen, baB ct ipeber betrunfen
mar, mod in leibenf6aftli6er, sorniger
Mufregung geban6elt bate; auf bate
er fi9 ri9t in Der peripn geirrt, bic er
priigeln pollte. Inter bielen l1mitdn@
ben NOR es natiirli9, bemerft Der 8ez
ri6terfatter, baB iein Benebmen benz
@i9ter unerfIdrli6 erf6ien, Der i'm bes>
balb fragte, tuarum er bieie Grau benn
eisentlidb 9ei6lagen babe. Ser Nnges
flagte CAB bieraauf our 9lnttport, Dap
er perf6nlib fi6 iiber bic Grau ni6t i'm
@eringften 3u beflagen babe, fiir ibren
@enlabl iebo9 bic tpdrmiten @efiible
Der 5reunbi6aft bege unb bieien, 6eraeitl
fanftmiitbiger Mann iei unb lid bou
ieinem gebieterii6en Meibe meifern uno
unterio6elt lafie, pon 9ersen bebauere.
Ser fanftmiitbige @bemann babe fiir5=
lid feiner Gbebdlfte eigenbdnbig cine
einmalige empfinbli6e 9eftion ertbeilen
tpollen, allein es babe inn Der Ntutb
ba3u gefebltl .Mit Sbrdnen in ben
Mugen" fei Der Mann gu linn gefomnen
unb babe i'm flebentli6 gebeten, bas
Stiid Nrbeit fir i'm 81 berri6ten unb
ibm feinen Stod NIT ben Worten in Die
9anb gebriidt: sd pertraue i'm Sir
an; serbribit Su i'm, 70 1T es Inn 10
beKer!" So tuurOe Denn bas Weib
bonn 8ebollmd6tigten gesii6tigt. Ser
bienfgefdllige Greunb, Der babel ben
Stod aud 3erbra6, tpurbe 5ll einem
Monat @efdngniB perurtbeilt urb bate
benz gbepaar nod obenbrein so Gr.
S6abeneriab gu entri6ten. Somit 1T
nun Der 8ortbeil, fiigt Der 8eri6teritate
ter binau, gan5 auf Seiten bes fanfts
miitbigen Mannes; benn lein Weib 1T
5ii6tigt unb-gebeHert, er felber fir ben
Sal ni1t beranttportli6 gema6t unb
bat nod so Gr.in ben &auf erbalten.
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= Sm poitbauie gu Seubeim iino
bur6 einen erploiiDen Stoff Der gsiefs
faifen unb Elm She'll bes S6alterfen=
tiers serit6rt tporben. IS baben i'm
2aufe Der Sabre dbnfi6e 8orfOmmniile
bereits otter itaitgebabt, tpO6ei nod ben
amgeltellten llnteriu9unsen finoii9er,
aleroings iebr libel anSebra6ter Mutb=
mille at @runbe lag, Der ben ermittelten
S6ulbigen freili6 aud iebr libel be-
fommen lit.
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Gfl,annt lln1 frl6f.
asO,, 9. aserner.

49,. N
t5erifssuna.5
9ieint Sd iueib, mas i6 Der gers
gaugenbeit ab5ltragen babe ~ Dor oent
9o1nutb oes prielfers, Der mid uno
ben Naulen meines 8ei9le6tes in ben
Gtaub sieben mil, beuge i@ mid MOT.
gs lag eine ungetpobnfe @nergle 1T
ben W0rten; aud per 1ungen Gran
s36ien nas alfSufallett; oenn lte lfrelffe
ben Spre9enben nit eirenl balb berz
tDunberten 8lid, bann aber iagte he
ernit:
Gregor 1T nlht bo9mlitblg. Was
er aud hun nnb forbsrn mag, er pat
INNER nur ieine prieiterpHi9t oor alis
gen, aber er fam erbarnitfgslos letn
i'm Sienfe oieter pfll1t.,
Sas babe i1 erfabren! gr pat nllg
IN ben ganii getball 1tno ieIne getfeue
9eeroe folgte oen1 SefeDl 1Dres QlftelI..
sd bin ged9tet alif iaeliletlls esgellen
grllitb lan0 soDoeiI !
uub tper trdgf Die SgMlo DaIane
@regor Doer Deile leitlqnle Mrf 81 leoell, :.
Die iueit nito brett Das ufar@en per ge- pc.
ge1o tf9 Sa idBt oil ~ ooer Gellelll.
iaflteit ellt SgloB ooll IlrIllgef ptaWI
eutHeben unD Dergrdbf bid BARN bOr !at
isbefn rleni9li9ei1 Mnge. gu pirlT
unlnmnlett bin tlir sSeroenfels uno lels
ne @drtef uno iaBf lle pefooeH, ogne
edB pc Der GuB elnes UfemDeA anW lluI
bstreten palf. gu 5lelr elIen palllls
freis iua Deirle geriont pen Nlenlano
iiberI9reitett, 9tlenlann oufwofeWea
bari, uno rdbrli mt etgsnsr 2ano an
1ene un1elmllwen VeIngle IDet D,w.
9n bait feinei1 Bid, telnen geoanlen
flir bic Mtenl9ei1, bic oorf allT oelnen
@iitern orbeltetl illlo paroen uno lag
Tue 1ag NIT Der NolD pes SeDeis tue
gen. 2Bas traglf 0ll penn dug nag
ibrenl @iitdeY gu 1feDlf un3agan9llg
u10 ilfl1abbar out oelner HsIlenDege!
I'm Nbgriiil0t ! erganate 2sefosnIels.
Ou tpelBt 1lgf mas IuI2a8e uHo s3luH,
ben tg oa obtn perlept Daoe; l oH leahp
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-11

Ex-United States Senator, VIM.
H. Barpunn, chairman of the Dem
ocratic National committee, was
examined. He ss:d about two
weeks before the opening of the
Democratic headquarters in 1880
Hadley, who had been previously
introduced TO him. came to HIM for
money to start q Republican Han.
cock club. Hadley was told he
might be spared $500. After the
publication of the Morey letter.
WORD came from New Hampshire
that Mercy could be found at LYNN,
Mass. Hadley said he would 70 for
ms expenses only. He was given
S2O0 or $3.50 for expenses before
going. Tho committee was after.
wards informed that Radley had
gotten into some trouble and the
committee gave him 500 as a single
donation. This must have been be4
fore Hadley's letter asking for nav
Tor ais services. Witness had no
recollection OF promising Hadley
anything for his services and said It
mad not been subject of converse.
ton among the members of the
committee hat Hadley had q claim
FOR compensation. .Barnum. in re-
ply to questions, said that the cir
cumstances connected with the
Morey letter made a firm impres.
Sion on his mind; but Hadiey's
name was not strongly identified
with them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-11
What Cleveland has Done for Work
ingmen Of New fork.

Had Grover Cleveland been what
the fippant political hoWlers try TO
make him out. the people OF the
State of New York would not be re-
cipients of the bene fits OF much pru-
dent and wise legislation which they
are enabled to enjoy. There are over
200, 600 voters in the SIate-anc a
great many OF them, too, are in the
ranks of the hard workers
who have great reason to know that
Governor Cleveland has been and
is their friend. These 200, 600 voters
are to be found in the ranks of the
American Order of United Working.
men, the American Legion OF
Honor, tho knights of Honor, the
Royal ATcanum, and various other
fraternal societies, and in the mem.
bership Of our assessment atsocia-
tions In the State.
These associations had no rights
which the Insurance Department
was bound to respect when Grover
Cleveland came into Office Now
they have equal rights before
the law side by side with the lar>
gest insurance companies Then
our assessment associations and
societies had no legal status. Now
they have. Then the insu ance de-
partment was an empire within it,
self, ruled by monopoly power be
hind the throne. Now that depart
ment's functions aye well defined.
Then certain portion Of the debts
Of the insured under q certificate in
an assessment association, as well
as the debts Of the widow, could be
collected from the prOceede of such
certificate. Now they are exempt.
Then assessment associations and
societies were taxed. Now all taxa
ton has been removed. Then no
assessment association was allowed
TO deposit any IF Its reserve with
the insurance department-that was
g privilege granted only to the mon
opolists. Now all that lie changed
and the assessment system finds
recognition equally with its rivals.
Had Grover Cleveland been q mon
Op0iiss or an enemy to the workings
man, none Of these benefcent and
valuable legislative enactments
would have received his signature.
They all received it, and this is our
answer to the demagogue cry that
cleveland is not the Workingman's
r!eDu."