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Distinguished Witnesses.

Z NEw YoRH, Dec. S0.-SubpHncs were
issued to-day at the Tombs Police Court on
the application Of Patrick H. Pellison,
editor OF IreiaaFs Libraior, for the Mt.
tendance among others Of Stephen b.
Elkins and B. T. jones, Chairman, OF the
Republican National Committee, rs wit
nesses ut tho examination on q charge of
libel made by Patrick Ford, of the Irish
World, against him,
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sTEUpESvIILE.
Pnstornl Relations Dissoiyed-Coni Min or
#e. Wages Reduced.

sptcfd' 3itpafea to te iHtaigsncr. asl T..
srkunnsvlLLE, O., Dec. SO.-At til,
council Of tho Congregational churchc,
Tonight the pastoral relations Of W. F
blacklnan, pastor Of the First Congrc
Gational church, were represented. Mr.
Blackman has calls from Springfield, Mis-.
souri,, Naugatuck, Connecticut, and Bur.
lington, Vermont, Mr., Blackman will nc.
cept one Of tho New England calls.
Averick's shaft, controlled by tho Ohio
\ pennsylvania Coal Company, have noti.
iied their miners OF ten cents reduction
lor mining, making the price siyly.iiye
cents perton. Fifty liliners are employed,
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Stnblcsnnd Stock burned

'f7c1dl Dlpdi@ % TIE laAtlla9eactr. ~ ----
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 30.-Yester-
day morning fire was discovered in the
stables OF Dana brothers, extensive coal
operators at Campbcll's creek. Before mid
could be rendered the stables, inclndinc n
large quantity Of feed and three mules
were destroyed. ltis thought the fire was
the work Of an incendlary. Loss about
three thousand dollars.
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Atte.npt to Wreck n rrnin

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 3O.-An attempt
was made last night to wreck tho north
bound passenger train on the Virginia
Midland Railroad, thirty miles north Of
Danville. A heavy piece Of timber WINS
forced into the ground between The ties.
at cattle guard, the end projecting about
three icet from the bed Of and in The cen.
tire OF the track. The weight OF tho on
sine and speed at which tht train wasrun-
ming were all that prevented disas,rous
wreck, 49, ~ - s'''1A ou'
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'VinlE the crowds applaud Randall the
interior Southern press cordially endorse
Waiteson. Watterson prints those cn-
aosemen's to the exclusion oil Randalrs
remarks. Watterson calls the tour OF his
friend through the South Sob" This
Is likely the size Of it, but the country
don't like the denomination OF the adver-
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Tue lecuniary distress OF General Grant
has aroused a feeling Of deep sympathy
throughout the country. The National
character OF this feeling shows the deep
hull that the old warrior has upon the af-
tertions Of his countrymcn.
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Tug purchase Of the Washington Critic
bs Mr. Blker would be worse for the
Winctlan his ownership Of the Register.
Asor,au Of the administration ut Wash
iuson the Critic would not be OF any ser
vice to the Wing.
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LONDON, Dec. SO.-The World says Earl
Derby will soon resign his office office Of
Secretary OF State for the Colonial Depart
ment and be appointed Lord President of
Council: Lord Rosebery probably will
be appointed Colonial Secretary.
1t is. reported Queen Victoria has an
nounced 10 the privy council the betrothal
Battenberg. Il, ! > -.'-'' - - V y,
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Sinking u n French rrnn,nor4

PARIS, Dec. 3O.-6 a. MA report has
reached Paris that a Fiench transport
with troops from Toulon has been sunk
by Chinese cruiser between Singapore
and Saigon. There is great excitement. in
ihe Ministry. Marine telegraphic inoui.
rles have seen sent in all directions. and
there is much anxiety. '''''i saw
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West ViEGINIA is 10 be only super
fcially represented in the New Orleans
Exposition. Wheeling should have been
Substantially represented. No city in The
country could have made n moro credit.
able glass, crockcry or iron exhibit.
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Z fHifuthun Treatment of n Sai1,r.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3o.-Evidcnce taken in
the case of Second Mate William Rauscher
and Doatswain Ferdinand Kcelpcin, of
the American ship J.F. Chapman, arrest.
ed ten days ago on a charge OF having
murdered Russian seaman named Jasen'
shows that the defendants daily struck
and kicked the deceased; that one cold
morning they lashed him to the topsail for
two hours with his hands tied in front Of
him; that he moaned piteously to be cut
down, and the next morning was insensi-
bic and soon died. - -
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MrcwuM!S will find in the day and
generation OF Clcvelandism that even
Nugwulnps will be regarded as Offensive.
bipartisan" George William Curtis and
his earP0sal's guard OF alleged Purists will
live 10 see what Democratic hunger and
Thirst really are.
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a sTEp-MoTuBli's 1N1rUMASrrY
olercilcssly Heating n Little Girl and EXPOS.
Ing Her to the Cold,

q
Ing Her to the Cul,i.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 3O.--Dr. Nolen and
Special Officer Cole OF the Toledo HUI
name Society this morning visited the
residence Of n German family on the East
Side, about four miles from the city, where
it had been reported that little girl
named Miller was most harsllly and in
humanity treated by her step-mother. Tho
father is said to be addicted to strong
drink. The children were found, little
girl between and I years OF age, and an
other one scarcely more than . The step
mother. who is n rather fine looking Gcr.
man woman, has held this relation to the
children Tor no. quite year. Uron ex.
animation the eldest child presented Il
truly pitiable condition. Her feet and
hands were badlyfrost bitten, her left arm,
her legs and various portions of her BODY
we're covered with bruises, and she was
also suffering from dislocation OF the
radius OF the right arm. This latter injury
had evidently been inflicted upward OF
Two weeks ago, and rs she had received
no medical treatment whatever, the mem.
Der was badly swollen. The general ap.
pcarance Of the bruises was such as to lead
to the belief that they had been inflicted
at various times, us some we're nearly
healed, others partially SO and still others
quite fresh. So :
The neighbors claim that the step
mother has nj various times beaten tile
child, and at one time Gent her out Of
doors, keeping her there until she was
badly frozen. The whole neigh borhood
takes this view Of the matter, and is very
indignant toward the woman. On the
othcrhand both the mother and the child
claim that the bruises and dislocation
were the result OF fall, and that the
frozen feet resulted from wearing very
tight shoes. Both OF tho chid's eyes are
blackened, but this, they say, was done
by the younger child who accidentally
thrust stick in her sisters eye.
The story in explanation did not seem
to have plausible Hook by the. officers,
land they accordingly took the child away
and placed it in the care OF an aunt, who
WAS anxious to take charge OF the little
sufferer. The poor little creature will not
be able 10 wear shoes or use her hands
for some months and will necessarily be
laid npby her other injuries for some
| time 'fn'1a'stfl : +I r. .rE5f. =
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LoNDoS, Dec. 30.-A portion Of the roof
Of the theatre at Chalet, France, collapsed
during II performance tonight. There
were about 1000 persons in the
house. The lights were cxtinguished and
screams and groans filled the air. About
$50 persons were wounded, some it is
feared fatally. The theatre was tempo.
rary structure and was strained by recent
storms. ~ ts - 9 ei7' - -
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VICTIMS OF TIE wlNrE1, STORMS.
Travellers Succumb to Cold and Hunger.
=. Lying I'M Rnx Nnnisnn

Travellers Succumb to Cold and Hunger.
Living on Rnw ysnison.
DENVER, COL, Dec. 30.-The first report
OF hunger, cold and death in tho noun
tains comes from Eagle county. N. Il.
Smith, Of Dotsero, started week ago last
Tuesday with Elbridgc Forsyth, with two
teams, for CoiIeepot Springs for lumber,
and that night the storm began. On SUM-
day tho mail carrier reached Dotsero from
Carbonate, with the news that the men
had not been seen since Wednesday. The
storm had ragged with unabated fury for
days. A relief party OF five men were
started at once, and after n struggle
through the drifting snow and furious
gale of wind, they found Forsyth, half
dead from hunger and cold and so weak
that he was unable to move. When they
asked for Smith, the famished man point
ed to bank Of snow some distance away.
and gasped: "He died yesterday morning,
and, boys, you are too late for either Of
u.s. 0.s
The white mound was examined and
Smiths body was found, half covered with
snow and frozen hard. In Forsyth's
clinclled hand, was Scrap of paper on
which he hnd written with his benumb.
ed fingers brief word to his wife, as fol-
lows: +
DEAR ADDlE: We cannot live another
night. l want you to have everything.
Roach FoIsYTn.
lie was carried to Willow Springs and
cared for. Ills feet are badly frozen and
he will be crippled for life.
Nathaniel Rochester Smith, the dead
man, came from Rochester. n. Y. He
was one Of the pioneers in that newly set
tied region, and had faith in its future.
His brother, Henry Smith, lives at Salida.
FoEsyth tells the following story:
Soon after we started on Tuesday we
killed deer. When the storm struck US
we thought it would be of brief duration,
but on Wednesday we found ourselves
hemmed in on all sides by decp'drifts, and
were unable to get fuel to replenish our
lires We were then left in the cold with
only raw deer meat to eat On that day
we saw the mail-carricr, in the distance,
on his way to Dotsero, moving along freely
on snow shoes. We tried to signal him,
but could not, and saw him disappear.
With this failure our last hope died. On
Thursday morning the storm abated, and
| made an eiTortt to get wood. l was weak
and could hardly move, and Smith cried !:
"For Gods sake, don't leave me to die
alone.'"
81 then dropped down, where I was
found by the relief party. For three days
we lived on SHOW and raw yeniSon."
Forsyth thinks that Smith died some
time on Thursday night, but he cannot
tell exactly.
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DUBLIN, Dec SO.-A conference of tho
Nationallsts OF Dublin county, the Mayor
presiding, was held here to-day, Tho
principle Of paying Irish members OF Par.
lament was approved. MI. Clancy, editor
OF the Irish Nation, was nominated to rem.
resent Dublin county in the House Of
Commons. - ~, o-
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Submitted to tho Pope.

LONDON, Dec 30.-A dispatch from
Rome says the offer Of Miss Caldwell, of
Virginia, to give 100000 to found n
Catholic university at New York similar
to the College Of the Propaganda at Rome
has been submitted to the Pope.
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Tas Cincinnati Enquirer persists in its
assertion that timber that would have an
srenl for Jctlerson's cabinet too worm-
e,lep to be available for use in the rose
tooI cabinet that Cleveland is construct.
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New fonK, Dec. 3o.-Joseph Brooks
and James B. Dickson, doing business
under the firm name OF Brooks & Dickson.
theatrical managers, made an assignment
to-day 10 Jacob Sunnemacher. ~
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PARIS, Dec. So.-Gel. Briere DeLislc
telcgraphs he has been fighting pirates
near Hong Yen for several days and killed
900 and captured two guns. The French
troops are i'll excellent healtl, and spiritt,
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yoman ought to hesitate to open the
yox Year with good resolution. Every
"A, Of a sober lie is that much sain,
,boqrh in some unhappy hour he "relax
hi, Deca,iOn."
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DIED.

BSWkRs-on Wednesday. December 81, lss4 mt
for.y.iirst and Jneob streets. In the Eighth ward
oi typhoid fever, GEORGE BowERs, In the a5th year
Funeral notice hereafter,
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TIE SENATOl,sllIP
In New York tho Al Absorbing Tonic
NnlnIona nf prun,Iu unu. u.,AII.I.-..

In New York tho Al Absorbing Tonic
Opinions of Prominent Politicians,
New ioRE, Dec. SO.-The two features
Of the scnatorship contest, rs seen from
New York to-day, were tho report OF the
alleged effort to induce President Arthur
to throw his strength 10 Mr.. Morton, and
tho reiteration OF tho stories OF Senator
Miller's aililiation with the Presidents
forces: Miller was besieged with callers Mt
the Fifth Aycnne hotel, and his yiews we're
sought largely. So iar rs could bo lcarn.
cd, his invariable reply has been that he
saw no reason why ne should fight any
candidate, rs whoever was elected must
be his colleague, with whom the interest
OF the State demanded that lie should bp
on friendly terms lie expressed himself
IN the some way to Il reporter, adlin. that
he mad, oil course, an opinion as 10 who
would be the fittcst choice of the party
ior the position, and who could
best serve the party and the country but
he, was not making any putiic parade or
announcement OF that opinion. MIR, Mil.
Ter has been somewhat annoyed by re-
ports in Republican papers in which words
and motives are imputed to him and his
friends without authority, and does not
hesitate to repudiatc all reports OF any
character that represent him rs engaged
in the Senatorship contest as the speciai
didate. M 'H .'''2 s'''
6. B. Sloan, who has n room in tbe
Union League club house, protested that
his visit to New York at this time was
purely upon business, and that his call on
Mr.. Miller had no political significance.
He said: u do not know anything about
the Speakership or Senatorsllip. lam here
on business In Albany as | came
down 1mct one Of Mr.. Erwin's adhcrents.
from whom | gathered the information
that he is likely to be defeated. | do not
know how it will be. 1t will require com.
bination and concentration, IshouId saw,
to defeat him, and as soon us that is bec,in
there arc votes that will 70 from other
candidates to him." ~ = =
Speaker Shearl also proclaimed that his
visit to New York was one purely of bust
ness. About the Speakership lie said:
MIR; Erwin, will in all probability be
nominated. Ills canvass resembles closely
my own canvass for the the satuc posi.
t!on. Hc announced lmsel,as a candi-
date very carly, and, with all his friends,
set to work vigorously to secure the
coveted position, He has the advantage
III numbers at the present time. AS tile
other candidates are retired in any at-
tempt to consolidate the vote against him,
he VIII receive acccssions which will
probably insure his nomination. 4 nm
speaking oufy OF the general tendency of
such things rather than Of any special
knowledge" -
On the subject OF tho Scnatorship Mr..
Sheard expressed no opinion beyond a
belief that MIR. Arthur would be elected.
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Fatnl Explosion.

vienna, Dec. so.-An explosion Of gun
powder occurred today in the gunsmith's
shop at kralup, Bohemia, destroying three
houses, killing three persons and injurins
many 80 -.- ''--'o
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ur ,IopIusoS flies ut tho New York
p,,,,g with carl. lie iorgets that Mr..
Eunctt has cable.
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w,rrrlSoS's mgc ot ltandall's recep-
4,r in Louisville enabled him to bite II
p,l.turrll tcnprnny nail IN two with case.
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Irr.ry ClrY man hanged himself he.
,r,s bs had no friends. lle was probably
defeated aspirlnt for oillce'
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:. Cleveland had more offices to give
,,toplI make moro friends. t4
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uuerlSG can givo London points on
,"rotbus regards color and density.
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A HELPING HAND

to any nation more sorely tried than her.
sell. Elsewhere; from tower to rooi, the
white and blue OF Republican Switzerland,
the yellow and blue Of Imperial China,
minsle with the flags OF all nations; with
the Crescent Of Egypt, the crown OF Bel
gium, the triumphant standard Of Ger
many and the white cross OF Italy; sym.
boil which has gained q strange sacredness,
since tie holy King Humbert has eclipsed
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THE SOUTHERN SHOW.
THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION
Slowly Unfolding the BcRutios to be Seen
Tho Exhibition yet incomplete In Its De.
ta,ls-Tho Hcnutifui Avenues Of Ap.
proneli-Guod Adyico to Visitors.


SStidl Correspondence ofihe Tnieliiqeneer.
Ngw ORLEANS, Dec. 25.-Any one at all
versed in tho ways OF exhibitors will not
be surprised to know that the Worlds
Fair, opened last Tuesday TO the public,
is not yet the complete and perfect Expo.
sftion It will become a month hence. For
weeks before the opening every foot Of
space within tho walls Of tho colossal
buildings were engaged; tardy people who
waited until the last few months 10 make
their applications were met by n courteous
sorry, but we've no room." In spite OF
this fact, there is still sone empty space
and everywhere carpenters are hammer
ing, painters are coloring, upholsterers arc
decorating, and exhibitors are arranging
their wares. The flag Of imperial Russia
now waves over rs,.aI
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Observation-Disclosures. j.
THE TARIFF COMMISSIONS work,
a Letter from Joseph Ninn,o-Dormnn II
Eaton on Governor C1srelaad's Civil Ser,
Vice Arownls-AT TIN Plato Decision.
denernl Capital News Notes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.-Mr. Nimmo,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics, has writ.
ten the following letter to tho Secretary Of
the National Association Of Wool Manu-.
lacturcrs: n 10',,15
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(ks qjatslttgtttfea:

- a., as nnd II fourteenth street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-30
VACAVlLLE.
S,ecial Credit Sale Of the Finest
Fruit and Vine Land, on the
Pacific Coast.

Peaceful ele14 v SAASy
ear Vac Valley. Solann County, three miles
fl III tn f,uri.i. - t,wnof Vacavi.ie,
AT AL cTIoN.
Saturda ;, Oct 25th, 1881, at II,
ont elni is Acres '.f the Finest frui
AID Vine Land ia the state, IN subdirisi" MS
fift ento Fry cres.
This sec. o, to. n rui is ahead ny part
# lie Ia, for ear, Ut and hish prie $.
first c.. r.ie, fir n m.tn 'nc ard N1cs-
e. 50 d o. IS , p.N. mex. lo 10 81 ieX1 Tor
=. The Of able IA, Us OF ' e.t'i.ie, Z 81 10
or G. cul v. III II i.ni ;he cnm-s ID Lite.
an sesi ciolii,- fur 20 Ct, pc. ;oN, and otel
/ vi axe Il, :'!y.
visit Va All h, mr. cor e,pon,!en he e, y III
xp t, viii nIiye yra,ll ,er t.ie nj a',d Vi
niiy. f. e f,os.
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/. due dr.tc, Il Il fir h. + ,,trLi, uiars, and T.
,;.,iai''su APP vt
s.AGirsC IoiST LAND isa
RAJ.
soil is corp,s d # d ed e veseta,i n, deep
tiItlriii, the utS III u sAi ~ IN
rterma Ii III ~ da tiH's ar f'H Y
40 tn .ar.ler han ny 'cher t. u t1e ot'te
,,rins- a u str ia" va, c''n "itiain II feet
tt,rs..rtace ami :. al ay, eure; ,!amt IN,
s.ri = SIS unf,cw VIA
Ap.b &c ,:l .,i !. I'd ,'.ac il. Glen r. /; "a
.i...i tn IA 4.
Awel anyw,l re o, the r.. bored ami war
rantei .i,,c ,.r!or 81
The v, avi Be i, as IN len . semi-trop ca
re 10. a 10, Az el
", fs1i. ,rca ri, ~ Putt CIR ek. h several
inns ,en. h i ST ,c' u .,an fr ''ci-c'.
,..3,.rj pay c II. 81 onc-nl.! i.er p'uhd
.,..,Ic fur u ~ |. fl /
Iiis aad vii s:lir MIST S per acre.
Ta.Ef.I.s -onc- II rd a h. b 'ianc; " e.
sw It; three e rs Inter, st On .'ef ir Il p y
,.,e t. at re ut o:r amt 10 Mtg &c
Tax t. be y ii b he y. Gas r.
II a so. GA - * L 4 ssSsOH viii
lea e( a<la..i Fer y Al f,auci CO at oc''ck
AN. n .y,dsle, .,aturiay &C .tb.r u ii. loSi
;. turul.s, willie .ve cle.l e. ate y -.ie a.
3:OpM ap..,-i icEcis FOG l.iis r.n 81 an
,e ..bsai,,aifr mth i',c.ii Z 'asr LIN Bur aa
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Vi e-t,. e id ..t and |; ~ Man GEo. ". FrI.K
'r,ra,ur.r x Gil .ALif.RNiAS fASK
sEc.l EaKf f b. WILDE
pACIF7C Coasr LAND Hi-
EeEAT.
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ss2 SE0nI gone, at :san Francisco
s,E0SXl'aAa's'. -SAaAVfEHE,
Ia ,rJA&DLD lID,:E, AUCTION RS.
90 w
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HAS had TWO CHAN CT =

There is no reason why the peo-
pie Of Carson should vote for Geo.
Ca ,sidy, and every reason why they
should vote for VIM. W"odburr.
Cassidy has had two opportunitlf s
or ser, ing the ,eop!c Of this coun-
ty By securing the appropriation for
Federal buildings here. When he
allied the first time ne had some
plausible excuse. and row he comes
ba.k AMIN withanother c-cn.e not
quite 50 plausible. He is now in
such dilemma that in order to
catch the vote in Ormsby be agrees
to give 81 600 hond to the people
that he viii secure the passage OF
the bill. This is the veriest clar-
trap ever uttered from = platform.
and astcnishes us that Mr.. Gas
SHY shnnld indulge in snch
Transparent fluff. It reminds ~ e
of the tim" when Tom Fitch said
he would call an opponents hand
at POKER f it blokc his jaw.
NJ. Cass;dy's campaign has heen
exclusively a jaw affair throughout.
Two years ago he made a political
sp- C. two hours long. and the En-
terprise tore it into such mass Of
shretas tiat the statements became
u laughing Ste. Nearly every
statement in the sreecl was shown
by ne records to be false, and
few e4oripgs since VIM. Woodburn
pr:c,,,ed "assidys speech by 4 few
Statements cf facts. and it collapsed
like ruptlred toy bal oon.
O,e does not realize how utterly
f,undat:onless Mr.. Ca,sidys state
ments are until the actual records
are examined. 1t astonishes ono
that man would dare to so bag
gle with the sense Of the pehple as
to tell them things ab nut the trans
actions Of public business in Con-
gr-ss. when the printed record
shows a Iii ectly oppos e state Of
facts.
Cassid, has failed t, kte, "a tn !
with q 'us5y county. and William
Wm,lburn stood in TIE BE: oh |
when the Mint was ab nut to be
abolished and saved it from being
made an assay office. This il the
record. No one asks Mr.. Wood
b i'm to give bonds to keep his
word.