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A CoWARDLY OUTRAGE.
Robbed, Gagged, Bound tea Post and Loft
SO DieS

Robbed, Gagged, bound tea Fost anu EeIt
New YORK, November l9.-At Bsen-
neckes Corners, in the town of Rye, West
chester county, Michael G German keeps
low grog shop On Sunday there was drink.
ing and carousing all day in the place, and
towards night more than score of drunken
men had control Of the streets Among
the number who became grossly intoxi.
Gated was old man, from Kensieo named
Peter Sperry. He committed some
trifing damage to property and was flung
into the street. Soon after this occurrence
somebody bound the old mans hand and
foot with ropes, binding bis mouth shut also,
carried him to the barn and there bound
him to staple in the door post, leaving him
to bis fate. A wel[known gentleman soon
after discovered the old mans condition.
He informed Justice of the Peace I. c.
Palmer of the outrage and Constable Sivall
was dispatched to release him. The old
man was in weak and maudlin condition,
and would have died if he had not been dis
covered. Hewas unable to tell who his as
>ailants were and says that he was robbed
of q snail sum of money.
Yesterday morning he left for home. Con.
siderable indignation is felt in the town of
Rye in consequence of these proceedings
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PARKERSBURG LETTER.
. Special 10 The REGISTER.

PARKERsRURG, November l9.-The noted
Greer murder case which was to have been
heard at this term of Court has been con-
tinued to the February term, and the scores
of witnesses returned to Jackson county, by
the Knox. yesterday.
Col. ]. j. s. Hassler, whose Democracy
never wave7s under the clouds of defeat, left
here today for Washington, d. c.
Hon. Warren Miller, of' jackson, c. H.,
was greeting friends here yesterday as was
Judge Joseph Fl. Smith and Hon. Virgil
Armstrong, of the same place.
C. p. Harvey, late local Of the Sentinel,
will probably spend the winter in the south.
The far and festival to be given by the
ladies of St. Xaviers Church, promises to be
up to their usual standard Of excellence.
Miss Watson, charming young lady, of
Torch, O., is the guest of Captain Brown,on
WASHINGTON street
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rssp Uxsru, Esq, City Collector, does
srssk Of the local financial outlook IN
,.,, gorid terms. His collections on city
aus N 10 date fall very much short OF his
elections at the same time last year, Bear
in, in mind however that last years coIiec,
r,n, BEGAN earlier, vet the proportion OF
,..yec,icns making due allowance for II ne
S.., no. s,,r pace with former years, This
:, II, les, :u,ica,ion possible Of the tight,
re-, OF money. Everybody is holding OF
,.n The las, moment. In fact many are
.a,,;ng oil .com necessity. But time keeps
srgca aal the drs: Of December, when IN
., .ares. .,es on. is near at hand aad neceS-
.r viii be as grim and fierce then as nov.
TIE outlook is not at all encouraging and
r-sss.y wont be for several months.
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MoIders on a Strike.

South BEND, IND, November l9!-The
molders in the employ of the Oliver Chilled
Pow Works of this city, to the number Of
about six hundred men, mostly Poles, have
struck against a reduction of wages Of about
25 per cent. One thousand men attended q
! meeting at the Opera House, and prior to
The adjournment an agreement to 'stry out
was signed BY all the strikers present. Il is
understood the men are in good shape to
stand long seige of idleness. There is
considerable excitement among the work
ingmen of this city over the strike, and the
strikers have public sentiment on their
side
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,Rr DEMOCRATIC IRIsHMEN.

n is COW a matter OF history that many
.hrcr voted the Republican ticket at the
b.e Presidential election. Not but Irish
d IN in greater or lesser numbers have al
vsys yy;td The Republican ticket, but on
,bs occasion til alleged there was quite a
na;c ia the Democratic ranks among Irish
nsn ard that they went over to the enemy
in great numbers. The causes for this dis
sfec,iou. if there be such, are not clearly
understood by most people, Indeed when
one takes survey Of the principles Of
tie two great parties, together with
he motives that &C .ua,e the LADIES' o.
each, nseems almost impossible there could
be any alienation from the Democratic
nHk by EaturaEzed citizens Of any
Urntrv.
The New Nork Sun in discuss ng this
n5eCl saws:
People are asking Just now if the irish.
-sa shO have Just 0O.ted the Democratic
l,aei viii remain with the Republicans or
;s'grn again 10 the Democrats. II is a
llestiOn that on the surface appears diff
C.l. to answer, but We think it is safe to
edct that the Irish Republican vote will
3e teIt and very heavily telt, in future elec,
tons
Men who .e,ye party in anger are sell
CON IN hurry to return to it again; aud,
's the Republicans are smart politicians, i,
Soniy natural to suppose tina, they will
l1oE how to retain their fresh vOlun.
ter The discovery of this fact
1a! possibly give rise to feeling or
ahf an affection of relief
ca ihe part Of certain Democrats; but, of
(oaFSe, there can De nothing genuine in it.
10 army can be really happy over the cap
l'e Of a division Of its veterans by the
'enr. even after a victory won by the help
sn equal number Of doubtful allies.
lie ir!,hmeu who have Joined the ranks
lie Republicans belong to the class
an as me Na,iOnalists-nOt the dyue-
,'' Ter they were for CLEyELASD-and.
'Fe'e NauonaEsts are the most intelh,
'H SnOng 'le llishmen in this country-
Ie! ere OF course, under ordinary circum-
d. o'S, able to exercise good deal of in
.''ie over lukewarn Irish Democrats.
IN tbs section there was no perceptible
.EAa'a 0! the Irish vote, although a
'3L'! effort was made on the part of the
'9''acan press and politicians, to produce
sa an effect Ia such place as New York
laa other large centers Of population, the
'O0 appears to have had little success.
u however this may have been, the REGIS
1N DOUBTS the correctness Of the Suns
S'1Oh' ITshmeu as rule did not part
'1 'ae'' P'r.y in anger" They are Dem
'''s SniI, bu, in voting the Republican
,'S, u vas the man not principles that
'-'aced them. In four Years all these
'-s'' VII. De mOsly dissipated because
Le' we're transient and the same old low
Ny 'oa simple form Of government, as
-aC'a'ed IN Democratic principles the
o'" over will be as thorough and wide.
FR'ead as Of yore.
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DENIES IT.
Arthur Says He is Not Tool to Certain
Partiznn Scheme

Arthur Says He is Not Tool to Certain
Parthan Scheme.
WASHINGTON, Noven II l9.-TIe s.ate-
ment has been sent from here tha: Fe5eral
Republic IN Senator'S were abcu: to form
combination to control tie patronage under
Cleveland. Their plan of operations was
TO induce Mr.. Arthur to fill alf the places
becoming vacant before his retirement and
in some cases where the commissions expire
soon after the fourth of March.
President Arthur, when his attention was
called to this scheme, emphsticslly denied
that there was any foundation for the story
so far as he was concerned. He does not
propose to lend himself to any such attempt,
and will only fill places that will actually
REQUIRE appointment Senator Sherman,
when spoken to on this subject to-day, said
he did not think the Senate would interfere
with Cleveland in the exercise of any of
his lawful prerogatives, or cause the rejection
OF fit appointments for partisan purposes
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The WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL.

Quarterly Meeting of the Board OF Direct
srs Held Yesterday.
BALTIMORE, Novembes l9.-The regular
vusrterIy meeting of the Board Of Directors
of The West Virginia Central Railroad and
Coal Company was held to-day. Those
present were A. P. German, Wm. Keyser,
John A. Hambleton, of Maryland; Senator
J. n. Camden, Major Alexander Shaw, Col
T. B. Davis and ex Senator H. G. Davis,
of West Virginia. A. E. Bart resigned as
Secretary and E. W. S, Moore was chosen
in his place. 1t was resolved that the pTin-
cipal Office Of the company be transferred
from New New YoEk to Baltimore. Tele-
grams we're received from James g. Blaine,
S. B. Elkins and W. 81. Barnum, regrettng
they could not be present
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
An Ala IN MA River Steamer Explodes Her

An Alabama River steamer Explodss Her
Boiler.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November l9.-The
steamer Captain Sam, plying between this
city and Selma, exploded her boiler last
night at Hadsnot bar The boat is badly
wrecked. About % people were on the
boat, Capt. English was hurt and several
of the crew. Five persons are missing in.
Guiding tie little daughter Of the Captain.
Later news is that one of the passengers,
d. McNeely, who had both legs broken, died
'oday.
In the. wreck Of a freight train on the
Mobile and Montgomery railroad THU morn
lrc. brakeman II. A. Davidson was killed,
and engineer Ray aud fireman Jos. Daw,
=, riously hurt.
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READY TO SELL.
Barnum, tho Snowman, Keeps His Promise
Made Before the Election.

Barnum, the Snowman, Keeps His Promise
Made Before the Election.
BRIDGEPORT, CoNN., November l9.-P. I.
Barnum before the election promised TO sell
all his property here for 25 per cent. less
than its value in case Cleveland was elect
cd. He said yesterday that the offer was
made because he felt that victory for free
trade would cause depreciation Of 2j per
cent at least in the value OF property. lie
was now convinced from the tone of the dis
cussions before election and by the election
of pronounced protectonists by the Demo
Gratis, that the party would not adopt free
trade. Still he was ready to keep his offer
good and would accept any such offer for
bis property in q lump. He understood u
syndicate Of moneyed men in Bridgeport
we're about ready to purchase it,
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Tus rheelbarro~ shows up %oSS HS ,U anr
'P,SuD1Ds S:S' D:sj in industrial pursuits. There
asn,iS nDr one way to account for its popularity
:, : an an instrument for Gaping a man , 0p'n,
S a. =. 'I', 10 which o. the opposing candidates
2T N = :. ne coming president, and that is the
W.. W, =, With which i. is navigated by the loser
e. sS bst and the extreme pleasure and eH-
= D,.,;oD Of the winner as he mounts his seat
h .Le rr;mi,iye carriage.
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ARain IN Trouble.

SAS FRAxcIsco,. November l9.-A ii.
DsYoung, proprietor Of the Chronicle, was
shot at $50 this morning BY Adolph
spreckels, son of Claus Speckels, Hawaiian
Sugar King. The shooting took place in
the business ciflce of the Chronicle Spreck.
els fred twice. The 6rs. shot took eject in
the left arm, q little above the elbow. the
second in the left shoulder. The shooting
was the outcome ef an article published in
The Chronicle last Sunday.
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l.Iop,nr with . GRANDMOTHER.

BrrraLo, November l9.-An elopemeut
in rural life occurred in the town Of Sardi.
MIA, in Erie county, last Saturday. Daniel
Hopkins, q wellto do farmer hired farm
hand last summer named Geo. Wiley. Mrs.
Hopkins, Q woman Of 81 years Of age, be-
came infatuated with Wiley and on Satur.
day eloped with him, leaving her husband
and several children. Wiley Is 23 years OF
age and Mr. Hopkins is grandmoth~. No
trace Of them has yet been discovered.
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1he Cranston frnt Horks 10 oSlArt Up
PROVIDENCE, r. l., November ls.-lt is
reported that the Cranston Print Works,
which were originally built and run by the
Spragues, have been purchased BY persons
interested in the manufacture Of rubber
goods, and that the purchasers intend to.
start up part of the works as soon as the
necessary machinery can be obtained.
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II YOU feel Yourself growing weaker, your

If YOU feel yourself growing weaker, your
strength failing, the functions OF your body
becoming impaired, take warning in time
Your blood is starving for want of nouIash-
ment. DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Ssr-
saparilla is foo6 for the blood. 1t purihes
this stream of life and strengthens every
part Of the body, rebuilds a broken down
constitution, produces dreamless slum6er,
and restores wasted energies and shattered
nervous system. A trial bottle viii con-
vince. No other remedy equals i,
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From Deaths Door.

MANY who were thought BY physicians
and friends to be at deaths door have been
restored to their families and TO comparative
good health by the new vitalizing Treat.
ment Of Drs. Starkey 4 Palen, llo9 Girard
street, Philadelphia. The cures in Con-
sumption, Catarrh, Neuralgia, Bronchitis
ard various Chronic diseases are indeed
wonderful and are attracting wide atten,
tion. Noihipg Ike it is known in medical
Iisiory. Ifyou have an interest in learning
All about this new Treatment, write 10 them
and pamphlets and reports Of cases wlli be
IiompilT mailed.
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The Three RS.

SHORT CREEK, November lS.-The fol
lowing sentiment appeared in the Intelli-
gencer to-day: 1T seems that this country
does not prefer to have a great man for
President" Perhaps not. But the coun
try did prefer rascal Rum, Romsnism
and Rebellion" according to some people
beats Readin' Ritin' and Rithmetic out OF
sight, it does not, but it does beat thieves
and rascals all to pieces.
SHoRr CREEK.
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Notable NuptIals.

CeLTsRrs, O., November l9.-S. Ii.
Church, superintendent Of transportation Of
the Pan Handle Railroad, and Miss Mar
garei Joyce, daughter Of John Joyce, were
married tonight at the residence Of the
brides parents in this city. The wedding
was a brilliant one. a large number OF
guests were present many from abroad;
Gov. Hoadley and staff in uniform, Of
which the groom is q member, attended.
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Fire. hut No Water.

PETERSBURG, Va, November ls.-Ferest
fires are burning in Gresnyille county, IN
the neighborhood of HiSksford, this state.
Considerable quantities Of timber have been
destroyed, also some few houses and large
amount of fencing. In consequence OF the
protracted drought, the grass and under
growth have become dry, and the least
spark will ignite it.
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SULLIVAN IN C0HRT
Held n 1000 Bond to Answer For n
Misdemean0r.

MisdemeaBOr.
NEW York, Nov. I9.-Jno L. Ssliysn
snd Alfred Greenfield, principals in last
nights glove contest, appeared in Jefferson
Market Police Court this morning, accom-
panied BY crowd Of sports, TO answer the
charges on which they were arrested last
night. engaging in prize-fght. Accused
were held in $500 bsiI each to appear for
exaIsiuation this afternoon. They then
were subsequently arrested and arraigned
in the COuTt Of General Sessions, an indiet-
meMt being found against them By the
Grssd Jury. 1t charges them with COM
hitting misdemesnor via: engaging in
Gght without weapons. Tney were held in
the sum Of 81 .000 each.
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American Humanitariaus.

PITEsBURG, November l9.-The eighth
annual convention of the American HUI
name Association met in tho parlors Of the
Mone1gahela Hcase at 10 o'clock this
morning. Ladies and geatlemen 70, the
number of perhaps forty assembled at the
opening session The President Of the
American Association, Edwin Lee Brown,
of Chicago, Illiseis, was present as the pre-
siding officer of the convention.
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:. .ene people who believe in in
n ,.nsa, ate: all the res, flesh i has tbs SsaP eass
,''d i'G@ rom, ,nS to nsintcrprst the spirit Of
:h csc.ti,o'opal 'hs S5.o5' o Amendment Governor
s,s3s s.',,2ss IN reporter ter oe. PssS, s!.. s9S 5Ss
5,.. the saa on clearly and makes =. ,,ns sns
S'mbusgery sa,rI o:ths retroactive ''sA '' "N
a-ent as the atmosphere
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AProminent Elmirian Gone

EkMIRA, N. Y, November ls.-Col.
Stephen I. Arnot, brother Of Congressman
Arnot. died al his residence here last night
from an attack Of rheumatism Of the heart
Deceased was Sc years old, and had been
prominently identified with both the Polit'
cal and business interests Of this city.
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The Teiegraphers.

NV YoRk, November la.-The Tele.
graphers Mutual Benefit Association held
their ffih annual meeting here today. The
annual report showed membership OF
over 5000 persons. During the past year
30 death claims were paid amounting to
over S2s, 900. Total reserve fund SIS, 600.
Expenses for the year $500. Total receipts
S35 600.
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THE MINERS CASES.

They Are Fined One Cent and Costs for
Conspiracy.
WASHINGTON. Pa, November l9.-This
morning the miners on trial here entered
pleads OF mol eontendere, and formal sen
tenee Of one cent fine and costs were i'm
posed on John Costello and forty others
charged with conspiracy. They will be re-
leased upon payment OF costs This result
is q surprise, as it was believed they would
g,a "A ,r;al
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FKEsDs, citizens, counrymen: Hear
me for my cause. ard be silent that you
nav hear" Now, before Jupiter Thomas
and all the gods at once, do solemnly
affirm that DR.. Balls Cough Syrup is an
ipfaIlible remedy for all lung and bronchial
disorders. If there is any man present Who
disputes this proposition. "let him NJ.
spesk, or else hereafter forever hold his
peace
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Da,,rb.;i From the Vessel.

WASHINGTON, November l9.-The medi-
cal officers Of the Greely Relief Expedition,
have been detached from the vessel 10 which
they we're assigned, and ordered to continue
the preparation Of reports, ETC., at the New
York Navy Yard.
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ssYlnegar Catches No Flies."
Park.rsb,,g ,J..ruaL

The Wheeling REGIsTEE in an editorial
makes a mean fling at C. 7. Caldwell
Wounded birds futter and the huttering of
the Bourbons, ever since Mr.. Caldwell
opened FIRE, has been too painful.to the aut-
terers to be funny. Keep it up, gentlemen.
Vinegar catches no flies.
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XHY il II that so many negleet coug

WBY Is It that so many negiect coughs
and colds until they get consumption! J!
Why is it so many die of consumption
It is because they viii not come and be
healed. Every one knows sure conquer
er of throat and lung diseases is DR.. Wis.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and that it
can be had Of any druggist.
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re,erraph Linemen Blown Up

YASEEK, ONT, November 1.-Two
Frenchmen, while erecting telegraph poles
on the Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec
Railroad, were blown up while in the act OF
heating dualin. One was killed instantly
and the other is not expected to live.
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Mreaking Yengeanee>

yIcksBrRc, Miss, November l9-Two
NEGROES John Thomas and Andrew Trotter,
who shot and killed George s Birdsong, a
constable, at Bolton, last week, were over
taken BY posse. One was killed ana the
o,har ascapad
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ESssped Prisoners.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, November IA
Charles Smith, convict from Green eoun-
", and one Taylor, from St. Croix, serving
short terms for larceny, escaped from the
penitentiary yesterday BY scaling wall.
They are still at large.
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AnIron Pioneer,a Deaih.

NEw YoRK, November l9-Dsniel ii.
Badger, the pioneer in this country in the
use Of iron for building purposes Is dead
He lived in Brooklyn aud bis death was
causedby ppepuQpis,
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SIN Awaiting Retarns.

ALBANY, N. Y, November ls.-The
BOARD of State canvassers will meet at 3 P.
m. to-day, but win probably adjourn until
tomorrow, as the returns have not yet been
received from New York, Kings and st.
laurence cnnntias
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Wages Reduced.

PaILlDELPHrA, November l9.-Ths re-
duetion Of the wages Of Ingram carpet
weavers will effect, probably, twenty thou.
sand persons The manufacturers say the
reduction is necessary to compete with East
ern manufacturers,
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,lannIng's Marriage.

ALBANY. Il. Y, November IA great
throng Of the public men Of the State a'-
tended the marriage to-day Of Daniel Man
ming and Mary Margare.ta Fryer. Cleve-
lard vss present.
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d,.ryand Trunk Store Burned.

CAiRo, Ill, November l9.-W. Ind
wigs tsddlery and trunk store was burned
Iast night The loss on house and stock is
sc coo. Insurance $4,000.
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Day sermons are bad enough. but for the
minister TO preach them through his nose
is inexcusable- Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
viii save both minister and sermon if taken
in time.
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rOL. %.
arfoRE ssEASFAsr'

Rsr'.,ss5 ssr way washinston , S;na,Gf s;m..1f
''nd'as 'b, has already domiciIed "u'''"
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VIII Stay There.

I.oxpox, November l9.-The Truth says
James Russell Lowell intends to reside at
Oxford, England, after relieved Of his duties
"a United States Minister.
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sailed for France.

New YoRx, November l9.-Levi I.
Morton, American minister to France, sail
ed for Europe on the steamship unbris to-
fsv
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.sEi.g is almost as prevalent
c".s., =. aSnf building castles in the, the 'Is' u
hs'' d'5' " ,bs as latest safe, Hon, HNsS1 &,
.; si, ne State state appears as Secretary OF
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QUITE INTERESTING


ne editor Of the in,elIigeucer published
-,s an interesting scrap of matter relating
ne nomination Of Mr. BLAINE and the
a'' UEo. {. G"saAv took in it. Mr.. HART
E,.I presented NJ. GoRHm lin an interview
,,l mat sea;.eman) as saying among other
|, Iags that Mr. CoxsIxG WAS in favor of
H. BLAINE for the nomination. Mr.. Coz.
Z r'S aen'es VIZ. HAEg'S statement in the
,''a1e Of the 18th inst. The article
|C. .'D0 some comment here because Of Mr..
b.. pSsNL'SG known implaca5le hostility to tbe
,1uea might and because as Mr. Covy.
~, ~. had ,, taken no part in the campai,n !,
r1'a as II, as Nr. HAer remarked.
|o'S 'Gs'e Vas . murderoas conspiracy back
n. '~C'e ~ professions. did no, suspect that
=, lOSAllSG was engaged in a las. eeor,
- s1s''aa'e q, Nr. BLAINE as a public man.
G., 10 he Edi'Or cr As Tribsa,.
r,r re, !, 4; 10 this mornings issue of YOUR Da
I d ,ivs VI VI patch from Wheeling purDortipg
Fsy, ,c "a Interview had with me bT G r
Caicsr~n ~ me wheeling Inteligencer At
|CcpysSSo,.,N When the Republican National
! Irosy Non n. q vas being held. am unable
,Crrsc, -; mart IN my memory, but if he Is
. sssp ,, .,5 N his recollection Of ever having
nis,,La-- e0hyersed with me, he is entireI9
4 rsr,s.aa.Ii asa IN hi' report of my language Hs
ir5n rIvu'S " : ne as having said: 'Im ina,
. tOr him -. :, ,Conkhng, and / am here TO ssy
. h, Ill pi 'est be desires the pomina,;on :,
3 &tys, D.al9e IAN l emphaticaly denT tSnI i
gthor;,T- =. +uy such thing. never had any
sCbisct ,u9y 20 say FOR him anything on ths
and never make false pTesences :