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NARROW ESCAPES
FROM A BURNING TaNs MkNT Hol AZ
In N,,, v.,k me-, - fiTr.tHf. 81 ~, nj
- "" i'tA Clts-The lamAtss lamp from tks
1A'rd and Fourth Story wiadous-An Y.our.
''oa steamer ou ths hl.i,a,pp Rsns Dous
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Narrowly Av.r,.t,t ~

New YonK, July ls.-The inmatea of
'ae four'story tenement No. 2lo5 Second
avenue were aroused carly thin morning
W an alarm Of fire. Flames broke out
IN the basement, and communicating
WIN the dumb waiter and air shafts, as
se,i as inc stairway, reached every floor
Ana hlled the whole house with dense
smoke. The building was without fire es.
cspeo' The windows in front Of the house
appeared to be the only means of escspe.
The =. wife Of James Morris, who lived on
the third floor, leapcd from the window to
an awning and rolled into the
street, receiving severe injuries. Her
husband threw the baby after her
It WAS caught by neighbor as It dropped
rom the awning and was unipjured Nor
rls himself made his way down in safety.
John Mediation, who lives on the ton
floor, attempted to lower his wife and baby
from the window by means OF sheets tied
but the fabric gave way and the
woman and child came crashing down M.
on the awning, which broke. Mra. Mc.
Mahon fell upon the sidewalk and waa
picked up unconscious. . Her ekull waa @
!racsured and arm broken, besides receiv.
inS severe internal injuries. The infant
wv 'ycEtd Wahup upon sne awning and was unhurt.
window to window. 'E7E .7! 3'1st"H - : p,
Louis London and wife, who occupv I.
'efr rooms on this second q Dor, iumusd
RON the window into the yard below.
slrs. London fell upon Rome stone s,eps
md had ber left arm broken, $50, pS 1ssfp :
Jacob Belz, butcher, wrapped bis baby
p IN q blanket and dropped it from the
,.n hlrd story window into the arms Of man
truck the shoulder OF the man and % was
Knocked out Of shape. Betz and wifo ee.
aped by means ef ladder provided by the
,eighbo,s. 'sf. - =" - io's11 ~
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THE CHOLEHA PLAGUE.
Tho Death Roll at Marseilles a,
Toulou-An Expert,a nntp,on. I5

Tho Death Roll at maraeilles auh
Toulon-An Fxport's Opinion:
PARIS, July l3-During the twenty.four
hours ended al 9o'clock tonight there were
htty.seven deaths from cholera at Mar
settles and thirty.six at Toulon. Tho
munelpility Of Marseilles is providing
Tree kitchens for the relief Of sufferers from
the plague. sr',''iN"1'
Df. Koch, the German expert, arrived a.
Lyons to-day. He thinks the cholera viii
reach there, bpt will appear in a milder
form owing to the excellent drainage.
PARIS, July ls-The sanitary state OF
Paris ls good. There are some choleric
cases in the city, but none Of an epidemic
nature: The Minister Of Commerce has
written a letter to the Academy Of Medi-
cine, which will hold q meeting Tuesdsy,
asking the Academy to give an authorita.
tive opinion in regard to the treatment Of
cholera cases, and the beet measures TO
prevent an extension OF the disease, =
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IN expressing his regret that imprieon.
nens was not part Of the sentence, Judge
1feen said in terms that one Of the re.
spondenta, Mr.. Hart, had made a state.
ment In his answer which he must have
Known to be sslae, and he wasn't quite
su'e but counsel slso knew 1t TO be false.
.le answer having been made on oath,
'aese Green's delicate suggestion
amounts to a charge Of perjury,
phase Of the case which we
may have occasion TO consider at an.
V'1e' ''me and i'll another way. But lot
u @see whether the charge Is jua.itlsd by
'ae lae's. In Mr.. Har,'s answer was in.
.uueo the lSTELL.GESCkR editorial Of
august 81, 1883, embodying the article o.
,ae 'feenbrier ladepmdenl. In comment.
'nS on tho Independent article the ISrRLL1.
dEScEg said: tg,>, PiE@d t7,'.l,--'ssll
Nakes nothing from the disgrace OF the
ips;esceed,'ns ia;s that the three Judges are not
Isa .u; % haVs sat with the members. Of the
legislature. ~ The G Governor and the Audi.
" S,; .sie the connecting links between the
m,s ms'stalllle ~ aud the judicial end Of tbs
at.su ~Ess caucus. The uanagsrs had decided
;nIs, SGS' 10, q 90 and how to do ,it, and The
The bow. '''A''o 'Ano approves F'''
,ouse G'een's effort waste show that the
,uusts n. could not have been physically
p'esen' IN the caucus. because the caucus
'S he!a IN Wheeling while the iudpet
Ma "e.e holding court in Charleston. In th.
"su' oithas part Of the answer which wa, ,,S,
ss.' and clearly printed Judge Green.
Is'A1s''on from behind the shield Of III,
uenea was not only u pitisble begging o o
1' question bu! a coarse insult to The ra
spOnoents and the honorable men VIII,
.eplesen'ed them as counsel, There is no
'otaas court, t,'il' Fi575-s'. Z !
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The Corresponu en,.' Train.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July l3.-The
special train which carried to Chicago by
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad the Wash.
ington correspondents and other journal.
lists reached here at 7:so r,iM.is The train
was placed at the disposal Of the newspaper
men?by the railroad company, and simi.
lar act 81 courtesy had taken place on the
eecaaion Of the Republican Convention.
Resolutions complimentary to the com.
pany, Msjor Pangburn and Mr.. selden
were adopted on the return trip and signed
by all the gentlemen on board. There was
no special effort to make a fast run, but on
one division sS miles were accomplished
in 98minutes, and on another 40 miles in
so minutes. ,f.s:rii 80, -; !,
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A Duel to tho heath,

GALrrsToN, Jnly 13'-Tne Nfuf Dallas
special says: W. H. Bsale and J. Bowie,
In room in the third atory Of the National
Hotel, fought duel to the death tonight
with pistols. The shots were heard and
the room broken into. Both were lying
dead, the pistol Of each lying by his side.
Both were shot through the heart and
head. Shortly prior to the duel they were
devoted friends. A few minutes before
the tragedy they had quarrel. One Was
heard 70 say, Damn you, III kill YOU"
Soon after they retired to the ROOM. The
tragedy creates great excitement, hundreds
Of people surrounding the hotel. The
cause iB unknown at this hour. 5sE1f
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WhRt Kelly knyn.

NEW YoRK, July 1S-The Tammany
delegation to Chicago returned to-day. ~
have nothing whatever to ssy at present. >
said John Kelly. "Tbe organization tc
which I belong has taken no official action
in regard to Cleveland and therefore I an
not ut liberty to say what it will or will
not do. The Committee on Organization
adjourned several weeks ago. 1t ad.
journed to meet again in September. 1t is
doubtful whether anything will be done
before that time. Good morning"
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BrrlER's assertion that he will not sup.
nor, the nominee Of the convention at
Chicago lac. Friday is significant. Butler
ia the recognized head Of the labor organi.
zs.iona Of this country, and his sturdy
efforts to force recognition Of their rights
a, the HANDS OF the convention and his
lailu1e to do 80 will certainly not go IN.
recognizsd.
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Cornwall.U.nricu Libe, Cn.eI

DUBLIN. July l3-Al'red McKiernua1uuL, mai I
late clerk in the Munster bank, George
Taylor, shipping clerk, and Malcolm John
son, witneeses lor the defense in the Co,n. :,
wall.O O'Brien libel case, have been aryest. @
ed, Detectives are on the track Of Co,n.
wal, who fad TO Dublin when the suit wsa:
decided against him. 1t Is reported war. y r.
rant bss bscn issued for the arrest oi !K;r.
win, witness Tor the prosecution. i ,Great
excitement prevails. 3s43 3,'S7s f.''us ''s
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Tnr very able review Of the contempt
casa, as made by the Richmond Dispatch,
csuuot isil to interest our esteemed CO.
tsmporariesaf the Supreme Court. When
tho Dipatch declares that their way leads
10 despo,ism,". 1T cannot be suspected Of q
desire to work the court as partisan lead.
The article, elsewhere given, is note.
worthy contribution 10 the literature OF the
case We are confident that the court will
accept the old Democratic Dispatch Of Rich.
nond as authority. 1 gs
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aTHg word only is not III ,"says the
botter Very true, but the word "e1clu.
siyely" is, and that eminent Democrat,
Ben Butler, says that "only" mears tex.
cusiyely" and Exclusively" means
"ouly." After al the eparsies will be judged
by their respective records.
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Tur substitution Of ex-senator Here.
,o,,,. name Tor that Of Capt. Charlie Wells
MON the committee 10 notify the Chicago
candidates wa, perhaps a judicious act On
,hansrt o! the new member Of the National
Committee. Capt. Wells is a strong sup.
no,,er Of ex-senator Davis.
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File. elon, worIer. cuuyen,iopnu.

= rTrsnuRoH, July 13.-The fifth annual
convention Of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union will convene here lo.mor.
row to adopt a uniform oasis Of wager.
The manner of computing wtg'a has no,
been satis i.csory, some clssses OF work no,
being psH Heuiliclsntly well. Abont eighty
delegates are expected.to be present. The
union Is on good terms with manutactur'
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w,ur each the biography Of ex'sen;
~, Davi. would have been Tor the labor.
;., S'' rau, had aIr. Davis been the candi,
I,,o n n, Vice President. Galfald's tow
nth record would have been very small
In comparison.
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"A Disaster nnppiiy Aycr,.a

! VlksssA' July 1st77As the train which lett
Pola after theone on which wss the Em,upler.: ,ul
or Francis Joseph, was passing through !,
gorge near Podgerilzya, It was dlscoyeredS
the rails had been misplaced. The diacov.
cry, however, was made in time 10 nton ~ :
train. The criminals had evidentlv mis- 4
taken this train lor the one containino s Iths
Emperor. ~ "A at sitI t.l1.i..e -
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s.s,roH yooEllEls' opinion Of Butler's
,,,.%,m Is souewhst significant. "Bu'ler
p p''Is Is,a ri,ht and unl,ss his ideas are
s,on,ed by the Democracy we are gone"
..,,.i,ly means something Z
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c,yrSiL WApSEn's ideas Of West Virgi.
y, sts,eGmen arc not Ct the most exalted
as,,.c,sr, Nv General Warner is no friend Of
r,o'oael Tbompsou or he would not say
.ucb psugh,y .hiDgs about him. .EI
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July IA FIRE
on Market street caused lots Of $50. 1000.
The principal losers are ". Hyde, sellion,
Dannela 4 Co., Shelton & Howard, Henry
Strelitz, Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, and Mis-: Weaver. Insurance IN,
known. The Western Union saved only
the battery room. d s' %::E- !. y. ~
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TICKET, to the National Republican
c,rvsn,;on coat from fifteen 10 fifty
dollars esch, while at tho Convention last
rspk they were drug at dollar and 3
hall each. People are willing to pay q
vood price for a good thing. 6a.p
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o'clock Friday morning, when l went 10
Sam Randall! and asked him 10 give Us
Pennsylvania. Ho told me to unite Ohio
en- one man and he ,wonld do II. This we
conld not do ior McLean's obatinacy, and
to John McLean to-day is attributable tho
stigma Of Ohio's deleat. But for him
Ohio, in my opinion, would have had the
next President OF the United States. Col.
W.P. Thompson, Of Cleveland, was q
strong coadiutor Of McLean's in the con.
spiracy to destroy Thurman. -Thompson's
methoda can't last long In "a State like
Ohio. Why be wanted to go to Chicago
asa Deleeats-at-lsrgs. ] told the mem.
benz Of the State Convention that the State
of'Ohio wa, not compelled to 70 10 An ad.
joining State to impert ex. Confederate Of
Ulcers 10 represent 1t in National Conyen.
90 "a w. 80 II 4 .H 81
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brought up in all tho Workipgmen's As.
asmblies. The feeling against bin Is very
slow about BlaineP" H..

la. PREFER BLAINE.
"As between Blaine and Cleveland, +,
said ons Of the stone.cutters, working
men, as a rule, prefer Blaine. Blaine
when he was Speaker, was friend Of tht
workingmen, aud such orders as he had ID
give in regard to work about the capitol
were In favor Of labor. II Ia not question
Of pattisanship. Thia tariff for revenue
only, does not please workingmen. Be.
tween the two parties tho Republican. party
mas always been more friendly to tr.e work,
ipgman. The woEkingmen noted the iacs
mat among those who voted against the
labor bureau bill there was not one Re:
publican. A boycott was st srled against
the members who voted agali nBt 1t, and ono
Of them, Bland, OF 'Missou II, has written
here 70 have It stopped. !! guess II is hurt.
1ns him. Now We propose to boycott
DO you know what II ono secret OF
kellys power in New-York 2" said an.
other brawnv workir gmau. layiny down
his chisel. "1'll tell you. It is because he
att%sys ~ looks ont easefally for the interest
y Il y tl
There are eighty stope.cutters working
nere' said another; "many Of them are
Democrats, but II a vote was taken here,
land" ~ NJ N N.'L' ~ 'o
EE.s ,s, KNIGHTS OF LABOR. ,}...y'
Mr.. Hobbs, Secretary OF tho District AS
aembly, knights Of Labor, said to-day that
so lar as he had been able to ascertain, the
ieellng among the workingmen was dead
sgainHs Cleveland. Tho workinguen that
were at Chicago in Clevelanda interest
represented no organizations, and were
Clevelsnds appointeea. The action taken
here last night, be said, was not intended
to be In the interest Of Blaine, but as pro.
test sgainst the nomination of Cleveland.
The campaign work, done by 'workinemen
here wonld be chiefly through correspond
ence. The mon who met last nigh did not
inset as members Of the Knights c,t Labor,
but ne thought they. represe nted the senti-
ment Of the members.
Mr.. b. G. Mcdonald, Of the 1ailors'
Union, said Cleveland will be boycotted
from Maine to Texas, everywhere, as he
was well known all over the United States
as q monopolist and aS antasoniut to labor.
Ing people. Mr.. Mcdonald remarked that
he would bet a sui. Of clothes that Blaine
would 70 out OF Kings county with no less
than ten thousand majority. ~
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PlTrsnuRGH, June ia skid contain
Ing eight men capsized on the Monouga-
hela river this afternoon and August schei.
ber was drowned. The-others were rescued
with difficulty. .1-.,
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NO RNTRuslABM,

Tho progress Of the returning delegates
was characterized by no display Of snthu.
siasm. "Hurrah for Clsvelandn was shout.
cd. from the train on different occasions and
more than once the reply came back, "No
sir, we wanted Thurman. Thurman was
the evident choice Of all Of the voters OF
Ohio II not OF tho country, bat the day
OF the old bandans has been succeeded by
that Of tho hemstitched linen. y,y ,5Ii
There is very general feeling that Hen.
bricks will not be able to carry Indiana.
Manning argued that bis trsachery to Nc.
Donald In the convention could not help
be productive Of the greatest disafiection
in bis State which II not counteracted
would involve the loss Of the State. Hon.
dritk's boom for the Presidency was con-
cocted by Tammany hail and we'll SO.
lected claque. At that time Hendricks
had an opportunity TO decline in favor OF
Med onald, as the lstter did in his favor in
1880, but nothing OF that exists in Hen.
drick's bosom aud both went by tho board.
rstl4B .s.is.II0IHH4s rIa.,IHHN. .u#.a q a. n.
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:. r,, Henry CLAY who snid he would
,,h,, ~ sIs n ,ight than ho President but y
'''A', NJ rhou,ss A: Hendricks who went for
4 and missed 1t. Ny ]
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J At Cincinuati-Balto., Q; Cincinnati. 4
At s. Louis Brooklyn, O.; ST. Loris ~:
At Indian 'pTs-Mets.,g 5; Indian'p'Is j.
At Observation-Disclosures IS; LouisyIlie 4
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r,s.yA1or DAVIS received no encour'
.,a1sn, aa a. Chicago 10 ditcont'nue bis
,s;snlly sssn relations with his friend' Mr..
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AHuhSlANllnlTnke e,

LONDON, July l3-King John Of Abys.
sinia has ssnt Green Victoria an elephant
aa q token Of anity, -a,ls.
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: = ~
A Mistake Of Passion TINT Belittles the

a "Ast"AoVA &AsSaoH InnI he1lttleB tne
+ {. MI ~. y. li" Court. As Z ;; :
Whee!in0 Sunday Ee.rsLtt'er. tlndl s2 f'. Y
q It is poor character that has to be Dol.
stored up by o libel suit, and 1t is a poor
court that relies upon its power 10 punish
for contempt. Power may awe the people
to silence, but It can never create reepee1,
OF lessen contempt. Does anyone imagine
that the Supreme Court OF West Virginia
to-day occupies higher place in the eati.
nation OF the people than It did before Il
imposed an unwarranted fine upon the
proprietors OF the INrRLLlaRScgg for con.
tempt ? So far as We have noticed the DRIFT
Of public opinion is that the court has
made mistake that will helittle 1t in the
estimation OF tho people, and seriously i'm
pair ita influence for good. ,I.5.,3
The proprietors OF the INTELLloESCgR
may have ovels.eppel the bounds of pro-
priety in their criticism upon the conrt,
but 1t seems to US it would have been In
better taste for an ! aug1st tribunal Of a
great State to have trusted to time for liz
vindication than to attempt TO maintain ite
dignity by a purely arbitrary power |,
appears, also, from perueal OF the statutes
that the csurt has oyerstepped the law In
trying to satisfy its wounded honor. Il
does not aeem probable that the law eve,
intended ito bestow upon the Supreme
Court the power 10 fine for contempt with
out fixing q limit 10 it's power. II not
what was there to prevent the court from
imposing upon the proprietora Of the In
FgLlIaRSqsR Ane Of one hundred thous
and dollars. or more, and thus conf ,catiu,
the ontire establishment II there Is NJ
limit. to the power { court, and es ther,
can. be no appeal, it becomes very aeriou
matter to the liberty.loving citiz.n, 10
then Ia the press Of the entire country ex
istipg only. by virtue Of the euHrance o
the Judiciary. IS III 4 .::l, Fss al Is
| The fine imposed upon the IS7ELIlaRN
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EutThoy D.dn't no,

o'q,loh se"1lnel tRepl. M ~. a9- v
II Judge johnson really desired 10 have
the people Of West Virginia beliova that
the Judicial ermine Is as spo.less now as II
was when assumed by him, it WAS In order
icf the honorable members Of the Court to
have sent for Mr.. Harlow, OF the Green.
oIler Independent, and to have examined
MN as q witness in the contempt case as to
the truth or fa'sIty Of statements published
IN his paper more than year ago. =.
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Ghs qjttelIigkattf::
- nu0 ~ fourteenth s'rcet.

7nt Flower boom at Chicago extended 4. l,
lhl s.,r, lbo Palmer House with hlH
,o',',tsnb.' - p'rs Flower is good looking
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I Eerkelcy County for lmpeachm emit.
0FTtsp0tldence QfAs IukQfQe,lotr. 1 - ~ ~.

Berkeley County for lmpsacbm snt.
correspondence Qfhs Ialtli0e.oer. }p nlGt5c|
MARrlSsBuRa, July l2.-The Supreme
Oonrt will enrich the Slate treasury to The
s!atlsfaction Of our most excellent Dour
Don Governor by Gaing every one in
berkeley. county who has expressed for
their decision In the INTgLlla4NcaR con.
tempt case, the most supreme con.
Tempt Strange as 1t may seem, though,
there Is not a lawyer In this town, with
whom your correspondent has conversed
VINO agrees with them in their decision.
Many Democrats claim that the parry
cannot afford to nominate the two ]udRes
wnose y term Of Office expires this fail, for
down with them. There Ia a strong sen.
!iment here In favor OF having the Lep.
stature impeach them for this hiph.
handed Outrage.
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what's the eastcr With the Court.
cadls Sn!inel tDem.). Y.Jj.g-.T' Il
me uonyt appsn1s to be troubled viii
the Big Head. -. 70
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that paper, but We say to such there IA ,
grave question Of constitutional right In.
VOWED IN this matter that ought 10 be
aboyeal! other considerations. Ills A blow
At the liberty Of the press as great as was
ever exerclsad BY that noted tyrant Of Eng.
land, Lord Jeflseya. - IN 80 20
1t seems, however, that tho court has
placed place ise'l above the law, which 10 40 fol.
That being the law, and the court bav.
ing in its passion gotten beyond It, we ask
IN all seriousness, what Is It going to do do
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The fine imposed upon the Is7ELIlaRN.
GER may gratity q few political enemies Of
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Manning followed up this address by the
publication OF thousands Of dodgers bear.
ing the motto, "0u hvme and tell your
people that Kelly ownsyou." The scheme
worked beautifully and every Stste had its
contingent Of Cleveland claquers, II
failed, however, 10 do its perfect work
among the friends Of Bayard in the South
and in New England, and OF Thurman in
the West. They deepised not Kelly and his
methods the less, but they wanted one or
the other OF the Senators the more. and it
was not till the very last moment that the
very impetus Of the Cleveland boom car
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Il, AAo VSal suktuAh, NuEtu Oar0llna, OnlO
and other delegatlons LETT af II o'clock Fri
day night ior home, the IsTslLtaEscxK
correspondent accompanying them. There
was nothing to- encourage sthe hopeful
Democrats en- route. When daylight broke
1t showed up the magnificent plains Of
northern Ohio, smiling and groaning under
the weight Of ono Of the grandest wheat
harveBts thst eyer bowed to sickle. The
corn looked more promising than ever be
fore, the Rras. lay in heavy swsths on a
thousand fields, and the plenty that pre.
vailed at al points augurad badly for Damn.
cratiosuocess In the third State ip the Union
this year. Ir.z-,; -.5ys.,il 555: s's 4
"Whsta glorioua promise" said G eneral
A. ]. Warner, Of Marietta. "This will be
q year Of unusual abundance" SG!35sf.s liSgay
"All ominous to Democratic SUCCESS.
General" said l. 5iiI.Iil H..eS' ' -
II did not mean that, but It ia generally
assumed that In year Of plenty TIE minor.
ity party has no ISSUE" said the General.
WARMERS WELDON. n,
Warner was Thurman's manager and
was going home pretty blue over the de.
feat ot the veteran Roman. He eald,
"s.Had John Mclean and Governor Hoadlv
acted as they should. have done Thurman
would have been the nominee. Cover.
nor Hoadly had the opportunity 10 IA
something but he allowed himself to be
used as a tool to further John McL Lean'.
schemes and Thurman fell. I neva,
ebaudoned hope Of Thurman TIL three
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Very respectfully, ~
(signed.) W. E. CHANDLER