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Tho Illinois situation.

spRlSdPIEIp, I'LL, May 1.-THE Demo.
Gratis held a caucus this afternoon and ar.
ranged to vote Grst for Tie following men
for United States Senator: Tree, Black,
Harrison, Altegeldt, Palmer, Allen,
Townshend, Haines, S. G. Judd, ]. L.
schofeld and N. w. Fuller. They are to
be voted for in the order named until
each receives a full Democratic vote, then
three times afterward should no person be
elected. NI
The new member, Weaver, received q
certificate Of election from the Governor
this EVENING" elIiiffAtStEil. III
AT the evening Joint session the arst
vote for United States Senator resulted: !:
Free, OF; Morrison, 8; Judd, 70: Hoxie, !;
Townshend, !.
After the roll call on the second ballot,
Representative Fuller got up and an.
,nounced that o man named Dunpey, Of
Chicago, was in the ihfuse and attempted
to bribe Senator Reagan 70 vote for
Logan. It created a sensation and 1t was
an hour before any business was trans
acted. The third ballot resulted; Free,
100; Morrison, /, :
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ABRUTAL MONSTER.
Tie story of stopfathsr's Inhuman Treat-
mont Of Hin children.

Tile story of Stopfather's Inhuman Treat
mont OF His Children.
Pnr1AnELrlilA, May 14.-At the inquest
on the body OF Lottie Cook onofri, the re,
voting story of her cruel death was told
under oath. Her stepfather, the Italian
O. Achille onofri, who Is accused of kill
ing her, was present as a prisoner
and seemed to be overwhelmed by
the predicament in which his
brutal nature has brought him. The
body Of the deceased child, who was
only nine years old was covered with
cuts and bruises. The coroner's physician
testified that her veins were almost
empty, and that the child had literally
been starved and beaten to death. Other
witnesses testified to the frequent number
Of beatings administered by 0noiri TO his
step children. On Monday, twas shown,
Onofri fogged little Lottie nearly all day,
using thick rope. heavy strap and a
shovel, the handle Of tho latter being
broken on her head or b dy. Her step-
father also tied her hand aud foot, and
compelled her TO kneel down for hours.
At night she crawled up stairs to bed,
and because she moaned and complained
Of her back 0nofri beat her again with the
shovel. It was shown that after lying
quiet awhile the dying child again began
to moan, when her stepfather, in great
rage, fell upon her, smothered her head
under pillow and sat upon il. When re-
leased the young victim. as her little sister
Mabel said, "lay very quiet" 0nofri then
struck her twice in the face with his fist,
and although she did not stir, struck her
again with the shovel. Then, becoming
at the increasing pallor on her
little face, the stepfather sent for doctor.
When the physician arrived the child was
In 0nofri'sarins, dead.
Further testimony was given to show
how he had beaten his other stepchildren
unmercifully, and that his correctional
treatment included hanging them up for
hours by the thumbs. 0nofri, when asked
what he had to say, said in broken Eng
lish and between his sobs: ~ don't want
TO kill that child; that's al" The jury,
after taking the testimony OF Mabsl, one
Of the surviving stepehildren, rendered
the following verdict: "The jury finds
that the child came to her death from
shock and Of hemorrhage and bleeding
wounds at the hands oil her stepfather,
Achille Onofri, and the Jury recommends
that's communication be sent 10 the dis.
trict attorney requesting a speedy trial OF
the accused"
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ne Mover PaId ID. pss... J.

w4aulssTos, DC, May l4.-An army
officer who spent soma years in Fgptssys
that Morgan, the recently appointed con.
sui TO Melbourne, was, while in the
Khediye'p army, apersistentborrowe ;that
in spite of the fact that It Is said he was
very wealthy there: are hundreds oi men
ip Egypt to-day who have loaned Mr.
Morgan small aa9lasItoa sst iron twenty twenty;
any return and never expect to;
The Secretary Of State bounced George
Williams, Minister 10 Hayt, because 1t
Is said he borrowed ten dollars from q
United States Consul at Italy. Perhaps
the Secretary Of State can investigate this
statement in regard TO Norgan's dishon.
orable transactions and find o very good
reason for ridding the service OF this man.
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WHILE pRAYING.
A oolOred Man Atten,ptsl to Kun ul4 wife

Win IN Ak
MARSHALL, TExAs, May 14.-Between
12and o'clock Tuesday night cabin. in
the western part Of this city was the scene
ola horrible tragedy. Sam Kenson, col.
ored, and wife had u family quarrel during
the day, and at night Kenson entered the
cabin and found his wife praying. Step.
ping out he obtained an az, and quickly
returning dealt the woman two blows on
the head, and was, about TO strike her
again when Dora Lick, negro woman
living in the same house, interfered, and
after a struggle got theax from him. She
screamed for help, but before IL came
HANSON had escaped. The Sheriff was
notified Of the affair, and started inpur.
suit Of Henson. with dogs.
He trailed the negro TO the railroad,
where he had succeeded in boarding Il
train and getting away. Officers Of Hat.
tallville, II miles distant, were telegraphed
TO, and as soon az the train arrived there
they arrested Kenson on board. He was
brought back here yesterday and put in
Jail 10 await the result Of his wife's in.
juries. The woman's skull Is fractured in
two places and II Is thought she will die.
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Villas, ciNcui.Al..
It Succeeds in u iinging a Horde of Thirsty
SpotIsnien to us Department..

spotlsn,en to us Department..
wAsulSoroS, May l4-Tn the Post
Office Department to-day there was sur
prising increase in the number Of callers
who wanted 10 have an interview with the
Postmaster General. Tho halls, ante
room, chief clerks room AMI General
Villas private office were more than COM
fortably filled, the majority Of those in
waiting being men. Some surprise was
occasiored about the department by this
revival OF interest among cflice-seeksrs,
and mons could offer any explanation
Of itlnntil It became known that a
circular containing instructions on
tho matter Of removing "Uatnsiye
partisans' had been Issued by the
postmaster General. Then II was sup
posed that these visitors were present in
force with charges and specifications,
backed 10 some cases by ailiiayits against
postmasters whose politics did not agree
those oi General Villas and the patriots
ghO wanted III 4ir places. As the circular
gets wider circulation this state Of siege on
The Department will, Of course, increase
until charges have been filed against every
Republican Postmaster in the country.
Subseq1ent calls will have to be made by
those taking an interest in these matters
TO watch the progress oitheir affairs, and
in this ssy the Postmaster Generalwill
be kept In constant employment, thatwill
keep him from getting lonesome or from
having time to wliteany more circutaf In
TIle propriety Of q Cabinet officer pre-
pairing siRh q letter is severely criticised
hcre In Rll directions except among the
rampant spoiismen and the plaae-hlaters.
1t is evident, too, that aenetal Vilas is
not at all proud OF 1t, as he eNates every
attempt to obtain an explanation or de.
niaI ifom him. Making the President re-
sponsihie Tor II by dragging him into the
letter is resented by the other Demo-
cratic officials here o. piece of stupidity
not yet excelled. ~ ~
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orr Sen con,t natan.n..

NEw YoRE, May IA -Atthe lnee ting Of
the Military Service Institute Of the Uni.
ted States at Governors Island to-day,
Lieut.. Eugene Griffin, Of The engineer
corps Of the United States Army, read a
paper on " Our Sea Coast Dcfenees, 2 where.
In he showed that the coasts Of this Gov
eminent were almost without protection,
and urged the necessity for prompt action
by the federal powers in this respect.
Senator Joseph N. Dolph, Of Oregon,
chairman Of the Senate Committee on Sea
Coast Defenses, was present and promised
to aid all legitimate schemes In Congress-
whereby the utmost protection could be
afforded the United States coasts and hat'
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NRw YoRx, aIayl4.- Secretary Bayard,
in letter to Minister Roberts banquet
committee, says this eoyerapcnt has no
plan Inconsistent with the integrity, pros
perity development every stateint the
hemisphere. Our politics, commercial and
political, are such as cannot fail to
strengthen the cause Of law, order and
morality, and II such / am sure Mr.. Rob-
erts will prove himself an able and
worthy representative.
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Ohio piiner., AssoeIation.

CoLunpus, Ono, May 1.-THE State
Miners Association met to-day. Twenty.
i've delegates were present, representing
three or four hundred votes. The princi.
pal points being considered are the scaIcl.
ty Of work for miners and the remedy for
the same, among which Is proposed The.
stoppage Of the mines In the State for
certain length Of timer semi.monthly pay.
Inent and q safety fund for the relief Of
miners when strikes take place, are also
being considered. A discussion was hail
to-day and some definite action will he
taken tomorrow. g
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Day Af:er the Fair.

wAslIsaros, D. O., May 1.-THE
National Republican to-day says: Rep
resentatives Weaver and Frederick, Of
Iowa, called upon the President yesterday
and fled protest against the appoint
ment Of Christopher L. Williams to be
United Stats Marshal for tie Southern
district oil Iowa on the ground that he is
unknown and was not endorsed by the
representative Democrats of his State.
Mr. Campbell, Chairman of the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee OF Iowa,
WIS the choice OF the Democrats Of Iowa,
Williams has received his commission.
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WARS the matter with the President,
anyhoS? lie doesn't seem to have the
nevetO do a thing when there seems but
one thing for him to do. Last Monday
the term OF Marshal Atkinson expired.
The Nlarshalship contest was settled and
the President promised 10 appoint Mr..
sehou. Notice was sent to Mr.. Gehon to
be at Paktmburg yesterday prepared to
give bond. Tie public business does not
suffer by the delay, for Mr.. Atkinson, we
understand, has consented to serye until
bis successor qualities. But the President
embraces the opportunity to show that he
prefers toput of till tomorrow what could
Swell be done to-day. No wonder DEM
octats are discontented.
P.s.-The sycophant press is expected
teget up on It's hind legs and howl that
the IxrELLIoEScsR is impatient to get a
Republican out Of Office.
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Tug new city loan ordinance. already
ryeu in substance in the 1STELLtoEScER,
i presented in full this morning The
people are to vote upon this ordinance on
the 18th inst. The proposition, though
not without objection, is the best yet sub.
mitted and nothing better has been offered.
The city owes floating debt which it
will be profitable to bond. There can be
no further delay without injury to the
public credit. Wheeling has had a severe
lesson which ought to lead to better things
iu her financial pOlicy;in which case there
will be no need OF further loans.
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Ru..lan MIlitary aro,em ent.,

sr. PETERSBURG, May l4.-Admiral
chestakoH, Minister Of Mariney is about
10 inspect the Russian feet at Cronstadt.
The Russian Military and Naval Com
mission is now engaged in The work oiin-
specting the shores Of the Cult OF Finland.
Gen. Prince Doudonkoff Korsakotf, Com
mander-in-Chie of the. Caucasus, has re-
turned from his tour Of military inspection
and In now at Titiia. --.
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In,Iashi

4 ATllxrA, Ga, May l4.-Dr. ]. w.
Jones, secretary Of the Southern Histori-
cal Society, in q lecture here Tuesday
night, made the statement that II Stone
wall jackson had been in command ofthe
Confederates At Gettysburg, q certain lead
ing general would have been shot on the
field. "Do ourefer TO Longstreet?" he
was asked this afternoon. eyes, replied
.Df .J0naA. n fre 5TN
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cl.r,tJ yaeatien.:

wAsulSeroS, p. q. May l4.-HefestteR
leaves Of absence viii be granted to the
clerks and other employees Of the Treasury
Department, for not more than thirty days
for each year Of the series, and for proper,
tionate periods for shorter times pt ser
vice. Reckoning back to the last leave Oh
absence granted forthe full time then due,
but not more than one year, all absence
for am canse daring the time within
which q right TO Q leave has occurred, will
be deducted, N1HrsI
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IN Har tYa1idinr Eve.

CNclNSArl, May l4.-Iast night the
horses in a carriage containing Joseph Van
wahlde and Miss Mamie Reedy, who were
on, their way to church 10 be married, ran
away and tile carriage was overturned, the
lady being very seriously injured. AT
midnight the marriage took place, though
the bride had TO be proped upby pillows
IN bed while the ceremony was performed,
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pnhlln cn.ils,. lnnnenro.

DUBLIN, May 14.-tnited ireland attri-
butes the failure at Rome Of The nomina,
ton Of Or. Walsh to tue Arohbishopric Of
Dublin, as successor Of the late Cardinal
MpCabe, to the influence which Mr.. Er.
rington, the special British agent, has ex.
ercised at the Vatican. DR.. Walsh's
political sympathies are with the Parnell-
ties, who are much vexed over the action
Of the Holy See, especially as they believe
it has been accompanied by British In:
triene. "The Arohhishopric Of Dublin"
says United ireland, "has apparently be.
come the hereditary gift OF Dublin Castle"
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Amnrinan nih1e soeiatr.

NEw YoRx, May l4.-The sixty-ninth
annual meeting Of the American Bible So
plety was held to-day, A board Of mapa'
gers was elected and The annual reports
read. They show that the issue during
the year, OF bibles and testaments was :
54s,i75, Of which 6la,7lp were circulated
In foreign lands. The total issues were
45, 1920 Hon. Frederick T. Freling.
huysen has been elected President OF the
Society,
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WIN Get mar De,serts,

CiicAoo, May "A. The grand Jury 10.
day presented indictments against all five
Of the seii.toatessed munlerers oil Fillipo
Caruso. sylvester 1gnpzio, Argtctt'no
Girato, alias "the dude,p and Giovanni
Azztro, were indicted as the principals to
the horrible crime, and Antonio Mercurio
and B0ye as accessories.
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II is urged in extenuation Of Captain
gaekbmn,s blood.tbirsty war letter that
he didn't fight harder or kill any more
Yankees than men who expressed nosuch
sentiments. Captain Blackburn's trouble
rsstbat lie shot or This mouth too sayagely
snl gOt on the record.
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Pitt. TuoNrsoS, who didn't get the In
,4,.al Revenue Commissionershlp, SYM
a,bises with Captain Blackburn. who
t,llsl to get the Kentucky Collectorship.
Tbe anti. Cleveland Democracy has taken
root in Kentucky.
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s.oo,.TIoS to the Amalgamated.-
.s,.;t. S.S ior your affairs and your fires" had
SUM- 'ats,snce to a market with the bottom
luocked out,
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rus ,ro.cent Treasury reform Of this
,,nipistration ought to go long way to-
~,nI, wiping out the shame Of Mr. Hen
S,sts S four hundred million surplus; but
pobably It won't.
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A SHAMELESS and heartless fraud has
been practiced on the hopeful Democrats
Of Philadelphia. A man describing him.
sslt as attached to the Treasury Depart
nent thrust himself into the bosom Of the
Philadelphia Democracy, saying that he
had been sent by Secretary Manning to
select worthy candidates for. official favor.
lie was wined and dined, and got some
spot cash with which he eloped. A man
who would thus triae with the hopes Of
patriots is SIT for treasons, stratagems and
spoiL," and deserves q place in the De.
formed Civil Service Of Grover Cleveland.
Let him keep away from West Virginia.
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ALight Sentence.
Spoclal pls,aieA d lNs IatsIliqtaeeT. I

speCH'E Rl.I1RsH q pEeft lHF1VlVsHs'' ? q
srEuBrSylllr, O., May 14.-Andrew
Wilcoxen, who plead guilty Of shooting
with intent to wound his mistress, Milly
French, on April q, was to-day sentenced
ta the peniteltiarY for three years.
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CHIcAao, Aay14.-D During the past week
the owners otthe Chicago Steel Mills have
had some trouble with their workmep,
having emyloyeda a number Of non.unlon
men, The police we're called several times
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Cot. orAY says he is going to be the
,.,t State Treasurer OF Pennsylvania.
M Chris. Magee, Of Pittsburgh, not q Bit
li.n,yed, goes on making slow sort Of
.,ny,s. for his man McDayitt.
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4. VI understand the President, he
,,ssn, to say that If those New York peo.
IsI nls Jon't stop ruttling him he will send
t,so sY sam COxes to sit up o nights with the
Gnud Turk.
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r,., are unusually cheap. Fish are
-, ~" IN nhosOhorus. Phosphorus is brain
na, t''I ." Hov will the esteemed Register
I..o Ia herring?
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Ashland, Pa, May 14.-None Of the
miners entombed at the North Ashland
colliery have been recovered aYl there Is
week. AN the Imprisoned men are Telsr
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Srxsrr Cox's forthcoming book is en-
,.''.I ..S hv President Cleveland. Mr. Cox
uv,'T W. SoT well afford to stay at home and
=, sa1 ,hs sy sublime Porte crack its own jokes.
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Yestsrday's rrs.idSnt!al Appointments.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-rhe President
to-day made the following appointments
Collectors internal revenue:
Thomas H. simms, for district Of Ar.
kansas,
Charles B. Staples, for Twelfth district
Of Pennsylvania.
Collectors Of qpstomsl
Richard 7. Rundlet, for Wiscasset dis
Richard +. Dodge, for Salem district, OF
Massachusetts.
Also the following postmasters:
John q. sseya, At Mechanicsburg, O.,
vice Thos. 2. sbeppeFd, commission ex'
Gary r. Pope, at Hillsborough, O., vice
James w. Patterson, suspended.
Noryal Blackburn at Decatur, Indiana,
yice Shafier Peterson, fesigned.
Postmaster General Vilas says the change
in the postotfice at Hillsborough, o., was
male BECAUSE ofthe shortage in the &C
counts 9f the FostmapteF,
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Base Bali Yesterday.

Az Toledo, o.-Toledo. 8; Omaha, 3.
AT New York New York,5; Detroite,
5. Bases, New York, II; Detfoits, 5.
AZ Plttsburgh-p Pittsburgh, 8 /; Brooklyn,
2. Errors, Pittsburgh, 4 Brooklyn, ].
Bases, Pittsburgh, l2; Brooklyn, s. Struck
out by Porter, 8; by Morris, 4.
Atst. Louts-St Louis, O; Balimores,
5. Errors, st, Louis, O; baltimores, l.
Bases, st. Louis, II; Baltimores, 10. Struck
outby Catruthers, 8; Enslie, by !.
AT Cincinnati Cincinnati, s; Metro
politans, 5. Errors, Cincinnatis, 4;Metro-
politans, o. Bases, Cincinnati, l2; Metro
politans, IS. Struck out by Mountyjoy, a;
byiorr, 2.
AtPhiladelphiaE Chicagos, 8; Philadel-
phia, 0. Errors; Chicago, o; fPhiladel.
.phlas, 6. Bases, ohicagos, l0i Philadel-
|phias, 0. Struck out, by Ferguson, u; by
Cotcoran, none.
The latest returns Husbands getting
home from the club.
The male voice q girl likes best to hear
Al. :. .fs.,yf -
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wAsuxaroS, May Il. 4.-str. Hanna, the
recently. appointed Minister to Persia, hes
requested q transfer to the Argentine mis-
sion on account Of the health Of his wife,
which will not permit sunh journey %
that 10 Persia. The matter 10 now under
eonslderation by the President. W.
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to avert an anticipated collision between
the union and non-union men this alter.
noon. A nou.union man was assaulted
by three strikers and left on the street
senseless. The assailants were arrested.
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WHAT the NANuFABTuRRRs SAN,

= Y
A member Of the Manufacturers Com
mittee said this afternoons "well, Iguess
we will have strike. I am not afraid Of
It in the least, for1 never saw the manu-.
taetprers 80 united and determined not to
yield. There ase no snakes in the agrper
mept. A Gliding scale should be q sliding
scale, and that's what the words without
limit imply. The men should understand
by the terms Of the agreement that we
can reduce pnddlers' wages in proportion
F TO the price ot iron. lido not understand
why kipk ehopld be made against the
sixty day claNse. Only last February the
Association voted on the question Of ac-
cepting reduction, and Il was lost by five
votes. The session to-day was O short
one. Messrs. Keating and Ryera spoke
for our aide and Weihe, Martin and Ifeeny
for the other. BY the way, the workers
withdrew their demand for 20 percent
extra for steel nails, saying thsy,did not
represent the nailers any more, but had
when theymade the lemand.n
Separate meetings OF the Manufacturers
and Iron Workers Committees were held
this afternoon atter the conference, but
they resulted In no change in the situa.
ton, neither slde fayofing- any concess.
tanR
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w,.S a Cleveland Republican, other
,i,s %5is Sisgvump, is given a good thing
W., W., !. called civil service reform.
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s6,.x p1Ys,N-GrOver Cleveland.

:;s..,. So.. % aud y rourteen!h street:
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rhe south poelars. war On olevelaas.

The South Declares War on Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, May I4,-All the papers
Of the South which have arrived here
aince Monday indicate that in the reyoca-
ton Of the appointment Of James
Blackburn, Of KentuOky, the, Rd:
ministration has brought upon 1t.
self hornets nest from which
It will suffer many severe stipgs. The
Alexandra Gaselte, for instance, on Mon.
day afternoon last had leading editorial
In which the President and cabinet were
handled without gloves. From Georgia
comes a little newspaper which threatens
all sorts af vengeance upon Mr.. Cleye-
land for allowing himself TO be in
fnenced by a letter written by hot
headed young man, whose barks twenty
FIVE years ago was very much more poison.
oua than his bite. Southern men here are
exceedingly indignant, and the Hon. Joe
Blackburn, brother Of the displaced man,
Is said TO have declared open war upon
the administration. By this one act It
would seem that Cleveland has outraged
more OF his own party associates than any
thing else he has done since he!was inau:
auFated, nsis--.ii.!' ~