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salary Of $4,000 q year. Moreover, he Is
not wealthy, as much OF his great income
from his profession has gone away from
him in generous deeds, His political DO.
sition has always been peculiar, Living
in the strongest Republican county
OF the State, the door to elective
Office has never been open TO him
and he has never held q higher
pOst than that OF Supervisor OF his town,
Yet for thirty years his influence In the
councils OF the Democratic party has been
profound, iarEeaChing and beneficial, A
wise counsellor and shTewd executive, no
man was better equipped to organize and
conduct a doubtful campaign, In 1875,
after Governor Tilden had smashed
the Tweed gang and was preparing to
move on the canal ring, he could find no
ADLER lieutenant than Dan Magone; whom
he appointed to conduct the investigation
and who pushed II to the overthrow ot
that corrupt organization, In 1875 he was
chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mitlee and engineered the contest which
resulted in carrying the electoral vote OF
the State for Tilden. He was on terms oi
theoIosest intimacy with the Sage Of Grey,
stone, and It was commonly said that II
the latter had reached the Presidency Ma,
gone weuld have been made Secretary oi
State, lie Ia closely allied with Mr.. Man.
ullg and through him with the admins
tration, but has never been known as a
special advocate Of civil service reform on
the existing plan. He was one OF the pail.
bearers at Mr., TiIden's funeral on satur'
dav
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The ruling OF the President Of the
Second Branch Of Council against Mr..
Jaeser's motion to hear Mr.. Bfockunier
aud Mr., Whitaker, excltes good deal Of
comment. The motion having been or
tertaiued and seconded, It was IN error
no! to put it. The broader view is that
Counci! ought not to refuse to hear men
who help to make work and wages in
Wheeling, The refusal to hear them goes
to tho world and makes bad Impression
II we want to push Wheeling ahead We
must all work together, and Council ought
to bs glad to bo on good terms with the
people. ...
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wEppEp no LADY EVELYN.
A Wealthy American AIarrlcs the Daughter
Of tho Duke OF Argyll.

OF the Duke OF Argyll.
LONDON, August 1l.-Mr. James Baillie
Hamilton was married to-day in West
minister Abbey to Lady Evelyn, the fourth
daughter Of tho Duke Of Argyll. Mr..
Hamilton Ia well known In New York
and Boston. The ceremony was wit
messed by large assemblage OF distin-
guished parsons. Among them were
the Duke Of Argyll and his family, the
Marquis OF Lorne, the Marquis Of Sails
bury and hia vile, the Elrl and Countess
Percy, the Duke and Duchess oil BuC-
Cleuch, Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone, United
States Minister Phelps and Mrs. Phelps,
and more than two hundred others. The
ritual was accompanied by full choral
service. The brides dress was Of whito
satin. There were ten bridesmaids. They
were attired In gowns made alike oil white
China elk, and during the marriage cere.
mony knelt together behind the bride be-
fore a beautiful decorated altar, forming
the Central group In one Of the prettlest
pictures ever witnessed In the Abbey. :.
James Russell Lowell, the Duke and
Duchess Of Northumberland, the Earl Of
sslborne, Canon Liddon, Lord and Lady
George Hamilton and the Bishops OF st.
Albans and SouLhwell were also present.
Mr.. George SmyLh BAden.Powell, member
Of Parliament for Liverpool, acted as tho
groom's best man. One feature oi the
service was the substitution for the organ
ofthe yocalization, invented by MI. Hamil-
ton, and which was played with fine elect.
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GLASS WORKS BURNED.
and Wells Establishment NJ
AIassillOn Destroyed.

Wstherald Rnd Wells Establishment NJ
AIassillOn Destroyed.
Special DISDGieh 10 The LNislltgeaetr,
MAssILLoS, o., August ll.-Within an
hour, about noon to-day, the window
glass works Of Wetherald & Wells in this
city were totally destroyed by fire, sup
posed to have originated from sparks
from passing engine falling on the wooden
roof. OF all the buildings, which covered
about seven acres, the only one saved
was a brick one containing sixty pots
worth forty dollars each,
The factory was builttwo years ago and
employed fifty men and boys.
II was o ten pot factory and had been
idle about four months, but was ready to
resume September fret.
II will be rebuilt within three months.
The loss Is fully fifty thousand dollars,
with an insurance Of iorty-Gve thousand
live hundred.
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MntthewS, Walkoysr.

LoSDoS, August ll,-Mr. Matthews,
Home Secretary, was reelected to tho
House Of Commons Tor East Birmingham.
without opposition. The Liberals at the
last moment withdrew their candidate,
Alderman Cook, leaving the field clear for
Mr., Matthews. The Daily NetDJ prints q
letter from we'll known Irlshman, who,
The paper says, 10 personally acquainted
with the events ol which he speaks,
showing the previous record Of Mt Henry
Matthews, now Home Secretary.
On the Irish question Matthews,
the writer says, defeated Sergeant,
now Judge Barry, for Parliament
In DungArvon In 1868, because Barry had
been Grown Counsel In cases against Fe.
mans. Matthews supported with his
whole force South oi Ireland FenlanlBm,
and the ALLEGATION oil 10000 pounds Btef.
ling among 200 voteB. The 1rlsh press at
that time we're filled with details Of the
contest, hailed the result % q great ma.
tlonal victory and declared that Matthews
shared with O'DonoYAt1 Rosa the popular
favor Of the FenlanS. The writer Of this
letter asks the NsH 10 obtain an interview
with Dr. OIeary, nov Bishop Of KIngston,
Ont, and who was then located at Dun.
gafyen, In cortobo.atlon Of hls statements.
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TONIGHT the Chamber Of Commerce
meets to do what 1t can towards bringing
the Society OF tho Army of West Virginia
to this city next year. Whatever ia to be
done in this matter in behalf Of Wheeling
must bo done at once. The certain sd-
vantage to the city Is inestimably beyond
tho utmost limit OF the cost. Thirty thou
sand visitors for three or four days will
bringahandgone sum Of monoy-probably
quarter OF a million Of dollars-and the
whole community will profit II. Such a
prospect ought to induce large attendance
at to.night's meeting, aud We have no
doubt that the Chamber will welcome
citizens generally who may feel enough
interested to be present. Boom the old
tnwnI
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and prohibitory legislation, but 1t is in ia
vor Of Just and proper measures for regl-
lRting the traffic in spirituous and intoxl.
eating liquors under license system de-
signed to Tepress the evils Of intemper-
Rnce, and lit iayors q reasonable increase
OF the license tax, discriminating between
malt liquor aud wines and distilled spirits,
so as to place the highest license on dis
titled spirits, the proceeds OF such tax TO
be applied to the support Of common
schools.
The following were nominated by sc-
clamation; John O. Nelson, OF Cass conn
ty, for Lieutenant Governor; John R,
Goforth, Of TippeC9a9e, for Judge Of the
Bloomington, Secretary OF State,
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--SS---
DANIEL ATAGOSIs
The New Collector Of New York-lIIs politl.
cai Career.

The New Collector of New York-lIls politi.
Cal Career.
NEw YoRK, August 1.-THE official an.
nouncement Of the resignation ol Collec.
tor Hedden and the appointment Of
Magone created no special sensation here.
The news Of Heddsn's resignation was
discovered by announcements several
days ago, and the choice Of Magone
merely confirmed the general impression
that the President would avoid scylla and
Charybdis by going 90 far as possible
away from New York and lie warflng fac.
tIons to And new Collector No special
significance is attached 10 the selection
b the New York press or by the'publIc
generally, and newspaper comment on
the change is very non.committal. II is
not believed that any particular change
will be made at the Custom House by the
new Collector, and the civil service re.
form people are confident that their prin.
Ciples Will be more thoroughly enforced
than ever.
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nnr FotpIrn Ailnl.lets.

CoNsrASriSoPLE, August H. United
States Minister Cox has protested To the
Porte against the action Of the Syrian au.
lhotiLleS In closing the American Mission
schools In Syria.
BERLiN, August ll.-Unlted States Min.
later pendleton has received iuriough
from bis government. lie will 10 10 Swift.
serlAnd 10 bis daue who has recovered
from the Illness aud ptosLrAtlon ensuing
from her mothef'a ttaglo death In Central
Park, New York, Mr.. Chapman Cole
man, First Secretary Of the American lega.
ton, will conduct tho business Of Office
during Mt, POndlOton'a absence,
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CUTTINGS STORY
OF ms oFFENsE AGAINST MHXIco,
Ills Treatment In Jail said to be- Very Con.
slderats-ThV Mexican Consul General
at New York Does not fear War.
The strength of Mexico,

FL, PAso, Tx, August ll,-An Ameri-
can newspaper correspondent, in company
with Samuel Field, well known citizen
Of Dallas, cav Cutting in the jail at Paso
Del Norte yesterday, He asked him, he
says, particularly as to his alleged circula-
ton personally in Mexico, Of the article
complained Of, to which Cutting replied:
"Upon going over to the Mexican side,
on the morning OF the publication, I had
in my pocket q copy Of the paper ~ Sen
linsl. l Ientered q corner cafe kept by a
friend OF mine, and casually handed him
q paper, the only one had, This Ia all |
did, and Is the very truth as to tho story
Of my circulating great numbers' OF the
paper in Paso Del Norte."
He then asked Cutting whether he In.
tended TO appeal his case to the Supreme
Court Of chihuahua, The prisoner re-
piled that his attorney, young Mexican
student, Just out OF the law school had de-
termined to do go.
Judge B. H. Davis, who owns over ono
million acres OF land in Mexico, and who
Is o leading lawyer here, says MexiCo's po-
sition In the Cutting case is clearly wrong,
and our government cannot rlghtiully re-
cede from the position 1t hss taken. Pres.
ident Dlaz Ia friendly to the United States,
and would hate to quarrel with US, but he
Is peculiarly placed end is being forced
into fight by his enemies Of the opposl'
ton,
Senior Escobal, one OF the ablest lawyers
In Paeo Del Norte, says that as Cutting
circulated his libel in Mexico he violated
Mexican law. Mexico will not recede
from her position. She is styled a fourth.
class power and the United States first
class power, but sho Is proud and will not
be dictated to as to her laws even by the
United States,
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Daniel NtagOns Is one Of The ableSt law.
yerS and strongest politicians In New
York. He 10 between 65 and 20 years Of
age and was born at oedenAburV, where
he has lived all his lie. His iatnly y were
Ia such humble circumstances that In his
youthful days he once worked 90 a stable
boy fora Mr. Haskell, whose grandson a
few years ago married Mr.. Magone's
daughter Mary. But hs had plen.
" Of pluck and ambition, and ad.
yanced himself along the path trod.
den BY 90 many successful boyB-hard
work Ii the day and hard study al night.
Presently he got into the employ Of Judge
w. O. Brown 10 office boy, and there lie
was permitted 10 wfeslle with Coke and
Blackstone and Chilly. After lie WAS adj.
mitted 10 the bar he formed q patlnerahIp
with Charles q. Myers, and when the lat.
ter was elected Attorney General, In 1859,
he formed with Edward NJ. Holbtook lhe
firm Of Magone 4 Holbfook, which Was
not dissolved until three years apoSl
Nj. Magoneg practice as a alaSyer 10 90
large that II will DO peeunlAfy sacrifice iof
him " accept the Collectonhlp with II
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wASulSoroS, D. O., August l1.-Acting
Secretary FairChild has received q report
from Special Agent Jerome, at Tucson,
Arizona, to the effect that large number
Of Cinnamon arc continually entering the
United States over the Mexican Border
In violation Of the law. Customs inspectors
turn them back and do all they can 70 en-.
force the Law, but, he says, with little
success. This 10 mainly due TO the fact
that the force 10 too ANAL 10 watch each
ChInaman who may Try TO enter the
nnnhIEN
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GENERAL 1MrER1A1 KISSES.
Much Affection Displayed ut The Parting Of
the Emperors.

GAsrRN, August 1.-THE Emperor
William took his departure to-day for
Ems. Emperor Francis Joseph accom-
panied him to the station, and the two
monarchs, amid cheers Of the large crowd
which had assembled, bade each other
farewell with much profusion Of affection:
ate demonstration. They embraced and
kissed each other several times.
BERLIN, August 10.-M. de Glerg, Rus.
sian minister for foreign affairs, who al.
rived here while Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck were at Gastein with En-
peror Francis Joseph, Count Kalnoky,
Austrian prime minister, and Prince Ho.
henlohe, German governor Of Alsacs.Lor-
rain, to-day, alter visiting the GsrEnan .sr. n
Frauzsdbad.
Gen. Won Werder, military sttache to
the German embassy at Petersburg, has
been appointed governor OF Berlin.
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NEw YORE, August ll,-Dolly Adams,
the professional swimmer, who prevented
the departure Of Colonel Glider for the
North Pole, by preierlng charge Of the
larceny Of a 81 900 bond against him, OK.
pressed to District Attorney MARITIME 10.
day desire 10 withdraw the complaint.
Miss Adams stated that she had received
ASSURANCES on which Bhe relied that the
value Of the bond would be made good by
James Gordon Bennett. II 10 likely that
The case will be discontinued,
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A llni,l,nr I,n ,nr,lnnn.l.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, August 1l.-Adol.
phus Parker, the sixteen.year.old train
robbor was pSrdoned yesterday by the
Governor. Young Parker was one OF the
four men who stopped the Valley route
train near this city in December, 1884,
and robbed the passengers. He was only
sixteea years old at the time, and took no
active part In the robbery.
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plrrsBuRoH, Pa, August 1.-Two
freight trains on the Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburgh railroad collided near Falls
Greek, Pa, at an early hour this morning,
Both trains were badly wrecked, and an
engineer, Edward Arms, was instantly
killed. The conductor and brakeman
eacaped by jumping.
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Annll,nr I..,nlInn srnn,lnl.

1oSDoN, August ll.-A sensation has
been caused by the statements made In
court to-day In connection with the affairs
Of The BritOn Medical AMI General Assur.
anCe Association. A hearing on q petition
10 wind up the business oi The association
was In progress, aud during The course Of
.hs proceedings the Judge stated that The
failure Of the concern waN due 10 delalca.
Llons which would exceed 100000, He
declared that every effort would be made
10 uneAfth and punish The mlBCteAnlB who
bad caused the ruin Of tue association,
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Ar Weston, september "A, the Repub'
,ic,ps Of the First Congressional District
viii meet in convention to nominate the
next max Congressman from this district win
somo Democratic brother kindly make q
law feeble remarks about convenient
nroriuity to the Insane Asylum
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wAsnlSoros, D. O., August 1i,-The
President to-day appointed Charles A.
Ward 10 be Collector oi Customs iot the
District Of Huron, Mlohy vice William
Hart, suspended Smith NJ. Palmer, Reg
islef Of Che Land 0llcO al Sallna, Kansas,
vice John NJ, Hodge suspended.
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Mn. KglpER admits his defeat in the
sDdnpaeld, Ohio, district, and plucky Bob
Kennedy is movlugon, Keiier's facility for
Getting into trouble made him a hinder
a anco to his party in the House, With his
real ability he might have been agreat
h,ln Some men are built this way.
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speclaI DLspalch 70 lht Inltlll0tncer.
CUMBERLAND, Mp., August l1.-An
Italian, name unknown, working on the
Piedmont & Cumberland railroad, was
struck and instantly killed near Rawling'a
station yesterday evening. He was get
ting out Of the way Of freight train going
East and was struck by No. going West.
The Keyser Camp Meeting commences
tomorrow. A good tine Is expected.
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rnnrrr.,mnn ileneh llead.

CORNWALL, n. y, August II l,--Congtess.
man Lewis Beach, who has been CfitlCal'
ly III ior the past several weeks with W.
phold fever and BhghpS digeage, died at
Ills home here last night, Mi. Beach was
0 BtAunCh Democrat, aud represented the
Fifteenth New York district In Congress,
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WHAT do we hearI Governor Ireland
ofTexas, a West Virginian and a Tyler
county man at that Tho GFeaseFs don't
know the kind Of stock they are monkey
iny with.
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slrLln. MN iInnlr.

INV IoRE, August ii,-Genefal Daniel
y, ,slcEleS VN asked to-day what reply he
had II any 10 TIE charges made In The lot
tet Of General Meade published Ii this
inofnlng's papers, Tho General GAld that
~ would reply IN a few days,
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A the ChiCago Anarchists approach
,be scsaold it is sad to say that our dis
,inonjshed visitor Johann Most is not in
tbe mourning train,
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Tug railroad war, like the poor, Is
usIways with u.s." The present racket be-
tween the Baltimore 4 Ohio and the Penn
'vlvapia is pretty fight as It stands.
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oflco, Nos, 10 and ~ Fourteenth street,

GOVERNOR IRELAND believes in home
nile. and he wants the MeIlcans to do
thsir ruling at homo.
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At New York-Detrolts, 2; New York, 8.
Earned runs, Dstroits, 2; New York, 8.
First base hits, DetroitS, Q; New York, 4.
Errors, Detroits, 2; New York, 0.
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cIneInnntI nnt. TO YIrlorr.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE oincinna.
It's batted hard to-day, while the Metro.
politans scattered their eight hits. The
game was marked by some OF the prettlest
field plays Of the season. McPheo played
q strong game both at the bat and in the
field. 0r's batting and Nelson's fielding
were the features. Score:
1nnIugs..........."." l 2346 G7s9
GsI9SpatsaI, GlRS'Rsaii;.. ..,., 5-l5 s-5
Earned runs, Cincinnati 7, Nets 8.
Home runs, Orr, McPhee. Three.base
hits, MCPhee, Reilly, Mullane. First base
on balls, of Mullane 5, of Mays /. Errors,
Cincinnati 2, Nets s. First base hits, Gin.
cinnah IL, Nets s. Umpire, Kelly.
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Louisville Wins Hands Down.,

LOUISVILLE, Angus! 1.-THE Louisville
club again defeated the Brooklyn club to.
day in a one.slded contest. Terry was
knocked out Of the box in five innings,
after which Toole went In to pitch. The
fielding Of the visitors was miserable at
the critical moment and the home team
piled up the runs at pleasure. Ramsey
batted finely. He horrlfed the spectators
by making clean steal OF third base.
The visitors were crippledsomewhat In the
feld, Smith, Burch and McTammany all
being injured. Score;
lnnlngs"""..""."..l l 2 8 4 o 07s9
hbSS5iiiiS:.~. bioosiyn';:...::.. itSSdd Us Us
Earned runs, Louisville, 8; Brooklyn, L,
Two base hits, PlCkney. Three base hits,
Ramsey and Cook. First base on balls,
off Ramsey, 2; Terry, 2; roole. Q. Struck
out, by Ramsey, 10; Terry, 3; Toole, 3,
Double plays, White and Kerrins. Errors,
Louisville, ! ; Brooklyn, 8. Umpire, Walsh.
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NPlcnlC for 81. Louis.

ST. Louis, August 1.-THE Baltimore
club met with a warm reception at the
hands Of the st, Louis club to-day. Nc.
Ginnis was pounded hard. Dolan's
catching was wretched. Foutz let up in
bis delivery after the fourth inning, as
the st. Louis club had the game secure.
Robinson and Caruthers made long hits
that netted home runs. The Browns
batting, Welch and Macular's fielding and
Bushong's catching, were the feAturea Of
the game. Score:
Innings, l 2as45 67sV
Bsli%c;S..:... T. HliSS;..::..:.. 3 65-lss 6-lss
Earned runs, St. Louis Z; Baltimore Q.
Homo runs, oaruthers, Robinson. Two
base hits, Walsh, Robinson, Foutz. Three
base hits, Muldoon, Latham. First base
on balls, off Foutz 2, of McGiinnis 4. Wild
pitches, Foutz !, McGlnnis 2. Struck by
Fouiz 5, by McGinnis ]. Passed balls,
Dolan 2. Base hits, ST. Louis 10; Baltl.
more 10. Errors, ST. Louis 4; Baltimore
l3. Umpire, Bradley.
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Earned runs, Plttsburg 2, Athletic 9
Two'base hits, Carroll (2J, Barkley, Cole.
man, Blerbauer, First base on errors,
Pittsburgh !. First base on balls, oil
Morris |, Of MlllerS. Struck out, by Nor.
rls 7, by Miller 4, Double plays, McGare
Bierbauer and Stovey. Errors, Athletic
2. First base hits, Httsburgh.7, Athletic
s. Umpire, Valentine.
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BAsE RAIL.
The Athletics Win Game from Pittsburgh
In the Last Inning,

In tue Last inning,
PITTsBuRaH, August 1.-THE Athletics
won in the ninth inning to-day by hard
batting, Previous to that they could not
hit Morris delivery with any effect and
had been unable to get man to second
base. Both clubs played strong game,
the home team having but one fielding
error, The features Of the game were the
batting OF Carroll and the fine work OF
Bierbauer at second base, Attendance,
1900, Score;
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He then resorted to another nlaneuver.
He hired a member OF one Of tho families
for Sl00 to secure him clue. This he
got when the person he hired informed
him that the little children Of one Of the
men had said that their father had small
box hidden In the woods. He knew now
who could tell him where the money was,
and that the three brothers who were not
favorites were guilty. He had failed to
bluff them, 30 he had recourse To a very
slick way Of Tightening them into return
inc the caah.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28

That the Democrats of this terri
tory need reorganization for the
coming election 10 plain from the
fast the. their FIRST defeat for years
occurred last yssr. New directors
and leaders are needed. --Gszette.
Yrs, yon need reform" leaders
hike Meade, Zulick and Fariab. The
tao former have shown what they
can do in the way u organizing and
directing 10 the matter OF grand 10
RES and Sonora mining schemes. g.
Mohave County miner., 1886-03-28


President Cleveland has suspend
cd" 643 federal officials before the
expiration Of the terms for wbirb
they were appointed. The Senate
asks that the documents be furnished
which srs reli. d upon 10 justify this
action. and it 10 answered that they
are private and sobody has . right
to inspect tbtm or TO be told what
they contain. That in the substance
Of tie p. pdirg controversy, and no
amount u sophistry and insolence
can give it AIRY other cbarscter..-
Globe Democrat.