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LETTERS HUSBAND Found IN HIS WIFE's POCKET
\ great sensation has been caused IA social circles
IN The town of North Hampstead, near Roslyn, "
l., by the commencement of proceedings for abso-
lutte divorce 10y Mr.. George Fowler. a wealthy land
owner otManhasset, against his wife, Caroline ON
the ground OF adultery with a wealthy Pennsyiya.
MAN who has visited them. Mr.. Fowler had no In
tlinatl0n OF his wifeS unfaithIulness until a feW
days ago, when he found sOme letters from the cor
respondent In her dress pockets. These letters
were full OF endearing aud discriminating express
SiOnS- Mrs Fowler Is a handsome woman OF forty.
and had moved the circles of SOrietV
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Failing Firms.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20-The firm Of Warner &
Merritt. fruit importers. to-day made an assign
ment. Liabilities $50O0O
1t is also announced that the firm OF W. D. Eshle-
man & Co.. general commission merchants, is tem-
porarily embarrassed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

FoUSD DANGLING FROM A TREE.-A tragedy IL
reported from Broadnead. on the Ashland line a
The W lsconsin Contra railway. ON SATURDAY night
a farmer NAMED Boyd Ten Eyck had dlfilcuIty
with his wife. The trouble ended In nCht during
which MIS- Ten Eyck WAS fatally stabbed. Ten
tNck disappeared. and this Afternoon his body WAS
found dangling from tree IN the woods not Tar
un his house IL il supposed that he hanged him.
SELF when he realized that ne had Killed his Wife
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RAILROADS.
m yIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
kRE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

Schedule in effect Al. UST 3. 1894
oslo A.M-NEw ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
QDnDectioDs TO all points South and So.thwest
Daily, ex ept sunday. with G.. & q. Railway. Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet from New York and Wash
eEton to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans. Paror
Car from Washington To Natural Bridge. Va
1JfP M.-lOCISyILIE FAST LINE DAILY via Char
0ttesville to Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping cars WASHINGTON to
louisville
OA0P, MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
q all points South and Southwest via DaryiIle ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with c. o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from WASHINGTON via DAN
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta TO New Orleans also
nom Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta. Pullman Sleeping Car from ashngton
20 Whit sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:c0A
n and STOP. NJ daily. except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Warrington , 10 AN and
6:l0 NJ. daily
For tickets and Information inquire at Company's
1es COL Pennsylvania avenue.
u. SLAUGHTER n MACDANIEL.
Gen Pass Agent AGENT
au2 sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager
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SICK HEADACHE, LASGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver. Dl5oriered
stomach or CoStiytneSS the distressing effects of
which Dr. Jayne'S SanatlSe Pills Will speedily
move; 10y their beneficial action on the hillary
galS they Will also lessen the likelihood OF return,
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IMPOSING CEREMONIES IN PHILADELPHIA To-DA,
PROMINENT pIGNITARIES PRESENT.

Il
PROMINENT DIGSITARIES PRESENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 20.-Archbishop
Ryan was duly installed this morning head OF
the Roman Catholic see OF PhlladelphIa The ser
vices were held I'm the cathedral or ~. Peter and
st. Paul, and the procession OF church digntar1es
entered the edce in the presence or al least 10000
spectators. Among the celebrated churchmen Were:
Monsignor Corcoran, OF overlook seminary. Bishop
jeremiah Z. Shannon, of Harrisburg Bishop Becker
or Wilmington, Del, and Archbishop gibbons, Of
Baltimore, prllnate OF the Roman catholic church
In America The new archbishop was arrayed in
full canonicals-cape and inter. He carried in his
hand the emblem OF his Office. a golden croZicr.
AS the procession passed through the inner door,
way OF the cathedral Archbishop Ryan paused for
moment and sprinkled himself and those about
him with holy water, after which ceremony his
grace was incensed by one OF the dignitaries.
Mrs. ParncI and American Politics.
SHE DENIES THAT SHE Is ORGANIZING PARTY
HERE.
Boston, August 2l.-Mrs ParnelI says with re-
gard TO the report that she Is engaged IN organizing
party for the benefit OF Irish manufacturers, 10
be assisted by the Irish American vote, that she is
has expressed the slightest preference for either
OF the American parties She believes, however,
that many articles produced In Ireland might Toe
admitted free or almost free of duty, as they are
not competitive with American or English goods
Attachment Against DickinsOn's Prop.
erty.
NEW YORK, August 2O.-Judge Bartlett to-day
granted an attachment against the property Of
John p. Dickinson the defauluing cashier or the
Wall-street bank, I'm suit brought by the bank Tor
the recovery OF $4,000.
General Foreign News by Cable.
FRENCH PROTEST AT CAIRO
CAIRO, August a.-The journal FL Hiram has
been suppressed and the Office where il printed
closed and placed under seal The French consul
has protested against this action.
GERMAEYs QUARREL WITH ENGLAND.
BERLIN. August 20.-The North German Gazette
holds that the British government is responsible
for the attempS which have been made to hamper
and seal up the German colony at Angra Pequena.
and says II is displ aging spirit Of mean unfrend-
uneSS toward a friendly nation.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON, of the marine hos
pital service, has returned to the city from Deer
Park Md.
ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for twenty days. from
August %, 1884, is granted Col. Rufus Saxton,
assistant QuartermaSter general Second Lieut.
John L. Thomas, second artillery is transferred
from Battery q 10 Battery NJ OF that regiment.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS

kAL1ISiOitr AID OHIO RAILROAD.
NE Til Ihsr a aSD TIE TIE S HkHE
DOUBLE ThAGk! JANSEY COUPLER.
sc,r,,-,v ~ STEEL RAILS
AA 1884. GsTiL GkrHER f SofI eENE 18TH
Leave from station corner of New Jersey
lor Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
Coaches and Pae seps Cars tn S sb6re ihs9gfh
sithogt change: lois daily to Chicago. except
For FttshurT at $50 m and $40 p m daily; 40
M to fttsbury. Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville 1O15a m
daily with Sleeper Tor Toledo. Via Wheeling Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m
GaiIy. except Sunday: p and $40 D. IN and
iO;io IL daily. with PaTlor and Sleeping Cars at
For baltimore week days s. 30 40 500 10 90
nnn le Tram IA 40 12is g "a S 80 10 t5
soo 44o 80 $50 100 G0 Sc e. $40 49, and Iii 10 10 p
For Fonts on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad 1O;l5
Pr Annapolis $40 a. m and 70 10 and 44op m. on
Isr Wsy Stations 6et9.e Washington and Baltimore
s9 & 40 80 m. l2;lo p IN. $50 40, 100 and
go NJ For stations On Meiopo,a;, br rg iI
daS Sn for ' p ei iao f1cs 5n Nnqas ia.
branch $50 m. daily for Lexington staunton and
m daily for Frederick. $50 a. lO:l5 a H.. AS
Isl asssTsiO%n iol5 a NJ and SOS p m daily except
Trains Arrive from the West daily 6 20. 7soa m 2aa
Z 40 y % Il.
From New icrE and Philadelphia 25s s:aoa m. daily
- { 20 y. daily, except Sunday.
From Annap9lis. $40 and 1.5o and 81 p m +:
sunday 9-J q. M. t.3I y. H.
From Lexington 90 a. Ii daily and els p m daily
except SUNDAY.
fIoIn Frederick and Intermediate roints s.25 a m
2l5 p and sla N daily except Sunday: s. =
J. daily Point OF Rocks
Trims leave Baltimore for Washington a. zoo 40
tSu. 10 - &c. 3 lO anC so a. m ~. Is 80
4tt 40 500 6:25 80 % ana 10: Is u M on, SIM
Is go g:Csl y III ~ 1872
A trains from Washington stop Relay Station ex-
CeYt 40 y m. ~
OF Iur,her information apply at the Baltimore and
SL!o II Att Offce-N ashngton Station GIG and 1851
AHA avenue, lith street where orders
Vii be taken FOR baggage checked aud received az
Any point II. the
iel1 4 X LORD CT p9is.,,o- 49,.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST

SsB HsRS tfhaRHs sza0sS
ass Ct sss s'E 5se isss
l Luz We SiIl san on Tuesday, The SECOND DAY
O'CLOCK n in 'front.' Of the ct prsmises al that
tain piece or parcel Of ground lying and bes in the
Known and part Of 10, nRe in
square numbered seven hundred and fty-two {752)
running thence west street north thirty feet
four and Quarter inches CD feet N nches) thence
f fas sna ehe @ f. e
feet more less together with all the improvements
to he belonFnR or wise
Terms: One bird cash balance in equal iIstahnents
semi annually to be secured by deed Of trust. or
an cash at spaSn Of f
Terms to be complied with days. otherwise the
II the defautns purchaser sfer vs we days pu6le
o. seh resale In some newspaper published IN
au2oeodsdbssds %fILIAM bicKsoN. Trustees
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers,
w 63I Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Office.
REGULAR Ers SALE OF H0TsEHoLp FURNITURE
HATS As9 WITH fHHh HHkPs54 EFT
Ah a ssT s As FEN THURSDAY rwEsEF1Esr
John sHERMAN 4 CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND TWO
FRAME HOUSES THEREON, KNOWN AS NOS
3l4 AND BIG STREET SOUTHEAST. NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
By virtue of deed of trust dated NAV o. A. D. IA
1882 and duly recorded in Liber No zoos. folio SO Ea
one OF the land records of the District of Co
unbla We Will SELL at public auction, front of the
pit misses, on THUhSbAY. AUGUST TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1884, at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ part of lot two
!2) in square hundred and ninety (19O the
having front of 30 feet and inches street south
east and running back of that width IS
tlcuiarly described in said deed of trust with the
Proyeents thereon consisting Of two two-story frame
dwellings.
Terms Of sale One third cash. balance In equal install
ments in one and two secured by d. ed of trust
on the premises Sold all cash. at the option of the
purchase deposit Of 800 required on the day of
safe Terms to be complied with in seven days from
the day OF sale the property will be rsold at the cost
and risk of the deraulting purchaser All conyeyancng
aud recording at buyers expense
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON,
Office. 49, Louisiana avenue I. W. r,,,u.ee,
CYRUS K. FOSS, Trustees.
au91S-d&ds 10 Grant Place
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4 GIANT STTs Down on HIS WoULp-BE MURpERFR
Col Ruuth Goshen, the New jersey giant, W. the
victim OF a murderuus attack last Friday hight
hear his residence at Middlebush, MiddleseN CO.,
y. j. The colonel il suing his wife for "A divorce
and through that proceeding has become unpopu-
lar with his nelglfbUrs. one of them, a man NAMED
Cannon. living In the same house With the giant
encountered Goshen and after few words about
The divorce drew a knife and attempted 10 stab
him. The colonel disarIned him and sat ON him
No arrests were made
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TIE AUSTRIAN Flag STILL Flying AT pIrrsnrrRo

The differences between the Austrian consul AZ
Pittsburg, Pa, Max Schamberg, and Chief OF Po-
lice Braun have not been adjusted, and there ID
every prospect OF the affair assuming proportions
which Will neceSSitate the Intervention OF Secre-
tary Frellnghuysen and Baron IgnatZ Won Schaef.
Ter, the AustrO-ilungarian minister TO the United
States. Schamberg refuses Ia recognize the au-
thOrlty OF Braun in ordering the Austrian flag
taken down. ana says ii the latter forces the sui
he VIII appeal 10 the Secretary of State He con
SlderS IL an insult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for twenty days. from
August p, 1884, is granted Col Rufus Saxton,
assistant QuartermaSter general Second Lieut.
John L. Thomas, second artillery, Is transferred
from Battery g TO Battery NJ OF that regiment.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company pier. No ~ North River. foot Of Morton
street, New York
AmeriQue. Santell Wednesday. Aug q, 10 g. m
St Laurent, de Jousselin. Wednesday. Sept 4 g. m
Normande. Frombeul. Wednesday, Sept. TO- a. III.
Checks payable sight, in suit, the
Banque Transatlantique OF Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agent. No. 6, Bowling Green. New York
u. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsylvania avenue:
j. w. BOTELLR & son, 323Pennsylvania avenue
au20 Agents for WASHINGTON D G.
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SUIT FOR s., 600 FOR SLANDER-Samuel c. Sarter
to-day, by Messrs. II. O. and r. CIaughton, filed
suit against g. II. Wimsatt for SANDER laying
damages at 5o00 He charges that defendant, on
the 21st OF August, 1885, in the presence OF A. j.
Long. said OF and concerning him, "You are a
damned thief," by which means he claims he was
injured
p. n GENIRAL GRESHAM Is expected back to
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

MINISTER OSBORN win sail for Brazil from New
port News Saturday afternoon. His wife VIII re-
main In this country for the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON, of the marine hos
pital service, has returned to the city from Deer
Park Md
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GUN ARD LINE
TICE
LANE ROU TIE
THE CrNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. n. r.. NEW YORK
BoTHNM. Wed, Aug. % IAURAN1A We'd Sep IT.
sERvIA. We'd. Aug q. BOTHNIA. We'd, Sept "a
OREGON We'd, Sept g. SERvLa. A.. We'd Oct l.
GALLA ... We'd. Sept 10 OREGON We'd Oct g.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S60. $50 and S1OO, according
10 accommodations.
Steerag at very low rates Steerage tickets from Lv
epoo and Queenstown and all other of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and PASSAGE apply at the Companys office
OTIS BIGELOW & CO COS 7th ST. WASHINGTON D. G.
VERNON H. BROWN L CO, New York:
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW l. CO.
aul4 COS It'll street, Warrington.
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BERLIN. August 20-The North German Gazette
holds that the British government is responsible
for the attempS which have been made to hamper
and seal up the German colony at Angra Peauena
and says IL is displ aging spirit OF mean unfrend-
uneSS toward friendly nation.
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DR. TANNER DIsCoUSTED.-It is claimed thar
Miss Kate sInusey, or Fort Plain, y. l., Is a
the point OF death because Of self-starvatiO at heT
fathTs residence, and not particle or food has
PASSED her lips for 100 days up 10 the present date
mat she takes little water I'm her mouth occa.
slonaly, but does not swallow IT, as, when swal.
lowed, IL At once throws her into commissions which
seem 10 wrench her stomach most terribly. She ID
eTnaciated 10 a skeleton. She Is conscious recog
nZeS her friends and Is able 10 with them
Those who can believe all this are welcome To ds
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"A MUSCULAR SAIvsrIoSIST.-In schenectady, y.
Y, member OF the salvation army was struck by
a byStander. The Salyatiunist picked up his hat
and WAS about 10 walk on, when another blow
was aimed At him. which lac neatly parried and
with a well-directed stroke from the shoulder
Knocked his assalant down. The salN atlonist then
hurried TO the headquarters OF the army and was
escorted home 10y some of his fellow-SoldieTs
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1oTNG LADY ASSAULTED.-La,t Friday evpn-
INK as Mrs. Kate Phelps ana young lady visitor
Miss Gilbert, were out walking near the house OF
MrS- ihelpS. At Dayton. In Howard county. Nd,
they were met 10y colored man. who. without a
word, seized Miss Gilbert ana attempted 10 run
with her. Both ladies screamed for assistance and
their OutcrieS frightened the villain Ia such an eN-
tent That he desiSted and away. Suspicion
pointed 10 young mulaJtO about - years Of age,
named Charles Carroll, and Monday evening lac
was arrested and Identified by the ladies.
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~ ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRK
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
SESDAI AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot OF
to LONDONHAlRE,B BREMEN: By Wednesday steamer
First cabin 800 10 $780, second cabin $50 By Satur
day seanerFirst cabin. $75: cabin $50 Steer
ag at 1Test rates Fer freight or passage apply to
METZEKOTT CO, 925 Pennsylvania avenue north
west; ChAS. WALTER. 342 ID street. Agents for Wash.
Meton jal2
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Name. O. i3p.mI Name. (
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

One pictnrc rises 10 continually be-
FORE M ewes through all the mist which
clouds thu debris Of Hooded factories.
dank dwellings and miry streets. ! see
the Oldest inhabitant, sitting whiting,
wcaihcr-bcaten and gray. IA bis gray
ana wcather-bcatcn old house On the
river. surrounded BY factories that AL
but crowd him into thu stream
.Oh. grandpa. come and look A. the
fiool. Its away up the wharf.
go way. child. What do you know
ahout iloodsa was here Ia ~. Then
there was Hood.
And hc keeps on whiting.
..rhc ice-sorgcs have broken tho
bridge from Hers Island Is swept
awaV the river tank has shifted across
Duqncsne way he reads IN the morn
ing papers.
Tho whole point was under water
in '32.r comments the old man, proudly.
There i over two feet 81 water 10
our cellar his daughter reports.
The old man glances out 81 The win
| dow and acknowledges that i looks like
ran. BIZ and by he steps ont q the
/ front door just y see how much lower
/ the water Il than il was iifty-two years
| aro. and steps into the river up 20 his
| shoe tops A little moist under foot, ne
/ admits. bnt. bless you. no,ilood tospeak
| ~ compared with what he has seen.
| WHY would You believe me-; but
| they wouldn't believe him. They have
taken refuge In the second story. like
selfish and sensible people slowly,
snakilv the brown water creepS into the
| room. II Is after the man who has
dared 10 sheer at ii. 1t i around his
nli knees now. He has Six or seven
different kinds OF rheumatism. and they
are all PLAYING hop-seotch up and down
his back. but he sits still AMI peryerscly
wonders II there will be rise enough
10 let the coal ont. Which re-
minds him that they don't have
the rises they used 10 have in ths
broad-horn DAYS. The water laps ths
upper pewter button on his oil satlr
vest now. lie rises and throws one arm
fondly around the record 81 ~, which
he has maintained ~ the chief god u
his household for many day. AZ
smiles II will hardly - back on Pm
al this late day. The water chuckIs'
him under the chin. What that! ~
gray beard floats out upon Il. me rec
ord begins to tottcr. The water spring
. IN and twigs him by the nose IN pitlles
iubilaiion. He filings out the other drip
ping hand to clasp his dearly believes
: record around the neck. The recnr
! isn't there any more.
II don't tglug) care. Il amt tglug
glcrty) singh
GnrglertS. glng. swash. swash. IN
Oldest inhabitant j. done for. lie IA
: gone down with the record. But ~
= few little bubbles that mark his Ia
1 feeble breath. a they burst. spit impol
I emily out upon the triumphant flood
Z s.'32. $50 Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

In North Carolina there j. a reptile
known a. the joint snake. Whom A.
tackled II fiie- IN pieces. each piece TAX
jno care IL itself. A darky attacked
one 81 them the other day. and ~ his
utter amazement II broke all mp, each
section jumping OF in different d.
rcction. In the course Of m hour he
returned that way and was utterly
amazed again to see II all together cx-
ccpt the tail piece. After waiting . few
minutes liz saw the tail coming up ~
loin The body. taking sharp, quick little
Jerks. II cann nearer and nearer until
within few inches 81 the threc-quar-
ter snake. when 1t gave sudden Jump
and hitchcd on in its proper place with
fuss resembling the popping Of cap:
The darkey knocked Il 20 pieces several
times, and each time II came together
again. He carried bis amusement too
far, however, in throwing the tail part
81 the snake across The creek. Just "a
| see, he said, chow long Il would taks
| Il 70 catch up" but il never caught m
| The snake. with its three joints, wa
| carried 10 the house, where new tail Il
beginning ID grow 10 replace the ios'
one. A gentleman who knows muci
shout this singular species says hea'
will grow on the detached trunk, an
there will b two snakes instead 81 one
-- Charleston q. G. .NstrS and Courier
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Who Is responsible for the Danville
homicides2 This i . question % which
The senate Committee on Privileges ana
Elections Is about 10 address itself
Mr.. Malone asserts that this respons.
hilitv rests on the Democratic party n
virginia the party that includes = ma
ior;tv 81 the voters and an ovcrwhelm-
mo nrsponderance Of the intelligence.
morals. wealth and social influence.
The people Ii Virginia. a represented
NJ this majority. rise up and rcpusiiate
This responsibility. They assert. and
tne people. with few exceptions. BE-
| lieye. that peace would have reigned at
Dansil'c. - il did elsewhere throughout
| the State. in spite OF une<ampled eN-
ASPIRATION. II the colored voters had not
I been dcludcd and ininrlated by the
\ false utteranccs OF Malone and his
4 satellites.
II will be shown that Malone Is d.
rcctly responsible for the homicides al
| Danyille: that the riot there was the a.
rect and immediate result Of his teach
inrs aud inspirations. II i not charged
that NJ intended that blood should flow,
but il Is charged. and will be shown 70
The committee. that he and his coad-
tors worked on the feelings and i'm
pulses OF the ignorant and credulous
until they became infuriated and pre-
cinitatcd the riot Just such riot as
might lie expected in any State where
Mahoneism was turned Loose 10 work
IL will on such material as exists in
Virginia.
Malone Is responsible for the diSor-
der. out 81 which he j. seeking tomako
capital; but who is responsible for Ma
hone2
Ne answer: The Republican Senators
who hargained with him in lecl. and ths
Administration which has upheld him
and made him its deputy for virgins
! since that base trade was consummated
: But for that shameful bargain and ths
J Administration support which followed
II. Malone would have been as power
less for evil as he il incapable a good
Acd ~ that contract in the Senate
, was alike yiolatiyc Of prccedcnts ans
: decencv an Infamous innovation =
D the Administration backing Of Ma
a hone passed all the bounds Of reason
= and proprietv. and constitutes chaptc
\ 81 political history which no good citi
D zen viii ever be able 70 refer 70 wlthou
q 3 sense Of burning shame.
We do not suppose that the comm!
: tee in it, report Will take the responsi
Z bi.ity home 70 the Republican side =
4 the senate and the Administration. "a
q the calm. considerate judgment q IN
j people has already located il lust Their
i and there il will STAY lNishingto
+ Post.