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BUTCHER MoNDRAGoN.
Most of His Bloody Work Brought to Light
By Citizens of Texas.

VI AeAas-
DEL Rio, TEXAS, August 6.-An Amer
can citizen of this place was murdered in
Mexico some timeago under circumstances
very similar to the Arresures case. lgnor-
ance of the parties most interested, and
the general apathy which has always char
acterized citizens in matters of this kind,
have prevented any active steps being
taken for its adjustment. Since Governor
Ireland, however, seems disposed ito take
matters in hand our citizens have awaken
ed, and full papers concerning the matter
will be laid before his Excellency for such
action as he may see fit to take.
Juan GalindO was Mexican by birth,
who had lived almost his entire life on the
American side of the river He settled in
Del Rio, married, took out his naturaliZa-
ton papers in 1870 and did his first Texas
voting then. He had always been known
rs citizen of the United States, and every
thing he owned was located here. Some
months ago Ire was sent across the river by
his American employer to perfect trade
He returned with some horses, and III
driving across tue river llltO 1CA'IS SoihC
irrcgularity in the expectation caused his
arrest by Mexican officials. He was thrown
into Jail, confined for some time, and after
examination, discharged, there being no
evidence against him.
Last April, in company withe II. d. Bon.
nett, formerly of San AntOnia, subsequent
ly river guard, and two respectable
American citizens, he again crossed into
Mexico for stock. When near PILOTS, n
small town near COahuia, he was arrested
by Inez de COrdadO MOndragOn, the man
who murdered Arresurcs, and cast into
prison. He was confined one night, and
then taken out and shot like dog by
Mondragon's orders. He pleaded for a
trial but it was denied him. 1t is said
that a woman in Los Nacas. opposite this
place, who was MOndragon's mistress, had
been offended by Galindo and instigated
his murder. GalindO was q cousin OF
Arresurcs, slain by the same official muir
dercr. His mother and family live here.
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s,orey's VIII Declared Valid.

CHICAGO. August 6-The Appellate
Court, this morning, announced that il had
affirmed the decision Of Judge Rogers, in
which he sustained the will Of the late
Wilbur F. Storey, editor Of the Chicago
Tames. Judge Rogers held that the will
was valid and should be admitted TO pro-
bate. The will begueaths TO the widow
the entire estate Of the late Wilbur +.
Storey, including the Chicago THes news
paper. The attorney for the other heirs
took an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Other Association Games.

At Louisville the game between the
LouisvilleS and Mctropolitans WIS brought
to close by rain after the first half of the
third inning. Five to nothing in favor OF
the home team.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 10, Athletic p:
earned runs, st. Louis 3, Athletic ! two
base hits, Robinson, lSt. Louis, J
BuShoi'g; three base hits, Larkin,
Passed balls, Robinson |; wild pitches,
AtkiSSOn l; first base on balls, st. Louis
,, Athletics /; first base hits, st. Louis
10, Athletics >; errors, st. Louis |, Ath-
leticS :. Umpire, Valentine.
At Cincinnati-Rainst stopped the Brook
n-Cincinnati game in the beginning OF
the fourth inning. Cincinnati ,, Brook
lyn d.
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1srER believed that the Office belonged to

IsTER believed that the Office belonged to
q Democrat.
Mr.. McGraw is a capable and efficient
officer. He is to be congratulated upon
his final yindication. The Democrats of
the State ought to congratulate themselves
upon having secured what belong to them
the office of Internal Revenue Collector,
and that the title Of one of their number
has ut last been
MADE SECURE.
The REGISTER representative hopes that
Mr.. MeGraw will be retained in the Office
for many years, but if in the course of pO-
htical events, the opponents of the Demo-
cratic party should gain control of the
Federal Government, let it be hoped that
the present incumbent will not be embar-
raSsed with treachery on the part of Demo-
Gratis similar TO that experienced by his
predecessor.
1t was not the intention of the REGISTER
representative to again allude to
THE UNPLEASANT AND DISGRACEFUL PAST
but the effort on the part of Mr.. McGraw's
Republican friends to reflect upon the ac-
curacy of the REGIsTER's dispatches has
prompted this review. 1t is probably true
that the developments sent to the REGIS
TER by its Washington correspondent fur
nished material for opposition to Mr.. Me
Graw's confirmation. 1t is probably true
also that the means used TO get the
Office for Mr.. McGraw justified his
Republican opponents in Offering the Oppo-
SitiOn. Ii is not believed that Mr.. Me
Graw OF any other Democrat was response
BILE for the action of Mr.. MeCOrmick's Re-
publican enemies. 1t was only question
of time when Mr.. Mccormick would have
been suspended and had it not been for
the treachery on the part of his opponents
in the Republican party, Mr.. Mctiraw's
nomination would have long ago been con-
iirmed. The opposition to McGraw and
the desire to have his nomination rejected
WAS not 80 much light upon him rs it
was upon his Republican friends.
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HAWKINS LEAK.
something More About that Cataloiti'al
CataStrOphy.


CataStrOphy.
SpsrIR T;lsyrum 10 the Register.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, August O.-i
500 by the issue of the EitiiigcRcSr OF the
9Th inst. that Steele Hawkins, OF Charles
ton. one of the delegates to the catalottlcal
Republiran conference denies leaking and
having made the statement imputed To
him in the REGISTERS report of that Illus
trious affair. Mr.. Hawkins, with quite
number of other gentlemen, was ut I'M )
Central Hotel during the day, and IN q
conversation with the REGISTER cores
pondent, whom he presumably mlStook ior
4 delegate or Columbus hegirist, made the
following statement, in substance:
..The ProhibitioniSts will carry kana-
wha county by large majority. lhey
will nominate Bob Carr for Congress, VINO
will be- endorsed by the GrcenbacEerS, anu
then. by the Republicans. We have man
n,nyred and managed affairs so success
fully that all their candidates VIII ne
DamocratS. and then the Republicans VIII
rnn n straight ticket and by trading votes
will not only succeed in gaining repreSen,
tatiyes. but IN all probability will succeed
in defeating Snyder, or the Democratic
nominee" The above quotation Is III
substance the statement made DN MI
Hawkins TO which | make oath.
REGiSTER CORRESPONDENCE.
Srbscribed and sworn to before me the
9TH dav of August, lSS6.
'' ~ c. T. CALDWELL.
Notary Public, Wood County.
H., s,,,e statement was made the same
day 10 another gentleman, presumably un-
dor the same circumstances, when S"s "
show that Hawkins didn't have corner
/ ON the business ,,,
uawt;ns' ambition seems to have run
down like mercury in an ice chest SinGe ne
his unIucky display of confidence. ne ne
,,,ouId NOW be satisfied to work IN the
r,nts and will really be satisfied IL theS
| aIIoyv him To vote the ticket. The wnOle
catoloftical management seems to De sunei-
/ ;Dg from congestion of the malnSprihS-
xronnd mn too tight by newspaper re-
norter Every leading member OF the
EeiI House gang has become the OBJECT OIL
nol;tical ridicule and heartleSS Jokes
fts exposition, together with us
a5;unct the ParkersDurg circus has lett tne
wSuId-be managers in dilaPidated Polili-
cal condition with very small following
Int nIenty of nOtoriety. Really, there were
few IF any leading Republicans present, u
7 sm NAV y except Hawkins and the seven little
cnSites under the steps. In this eonnec-
t;On % 7 want to say that am sorry to have
aUoot.d a,on sncb a rumpus in the Republican,
camp. They are crying and whining az az
over the State like lot of schOClooys @ %no
% Isve been licked for stealing apples sorry,
bovs. av bnt the very unpleasant duty o.
showing YOU up devOlyed upon me, anu anu
AID ala Il With as good grace and as m0des'is
"a the occasion required.
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TIE MoNoNGAmELA CLAUSE.
of the River and Harbor Bill and the Adj
yantages Gained.

of the River and Harbor Bill and the Adj
vantageS Gained.
WASHINGTON, August 6.-The passage
of the River and Harbcr Bill provides for
the free passage through the locks of the
Monongahela Navigation Company OF all
commerce originating in the West Virginia
pools. This provision was secured through
the efforts of Representative Wilson. The
advantage gained To the coal operators on
the Monongahela above the Pennsylvania
State line is very apparent ~ they can then
compete in Southern markets against the
coal mined in both the Kanawha region
and the PittSburg district. Under strict
construction OF the act it is possible that
luck.ge can be charged on returning emp
ties hut the advantages gained IN the com
petition with coal mined from the first to
the fifth pools is sufficient to put coal
mined above the latter pool several points
aheal
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Macrhcr-ou to Take Charg" in Burmsh.

LONDON. August The stat" oI affairs
in Burmah *, and has been eyer since the
British occupation one of political d'Sconi
and social conius.nn. In consequence oi
this the British Government IN India has
decided to cntrIst the supreme command
in Burmah to MAJOR General Sir Herbert
Mae phcr>on. Chief III
Madras. Five thousand troops will bc
sent into the country ~ s''"n - the cold
season commences Ia Scour II and drive out
or subduc The insurgents. AMI one ihons-
and additional police will b" sent from
India Ia maintain order.
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SQUIRE AND FLYNN
Liable to BE Arrested at Any Moment on
Criminal Charges.

Criminal Charges.
NEW YORK, August Ga runor was
circulated today to the effect that RnIlln
NJ. Squire and Maurice i. Flynn were liza
bic to he arrested at any moment on GRIM
inal charges made to the District Attorney.
1t was said that already bench warrants
signed by Judge Cowing were in the hands
Of couple of Inspector Byrne'S DETECTIVES,
and that at an opportune moment the doc
uments would b. put in execution. DIN
gent inquiry made among attaches Of the
District Attorneys Office failed to either
confirm or deny the startling report.
Many said it was nonsense To suppose that
any action had been taken which would
place Squire and Flynn in custody while
the hearing before the Mayor was pend
ing.
Judge Cowing absolutely refused TO speak
about the reports, saying that it was some
thing he WAS not at liberty either TO affirm
or deny.
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what is Noman's Worth?

Asked fair damsel of crusty old bach
elor. He did not know, 50 she said: wv.
O. man" double you, o man. But 4
woman feels worth little if disease has in
vaded her system and is daily sapping her
strength. For all female weaknesses, Dr.
T. V. Pierce's ''Favorite Prescription
stands unriyaled. 1t cures the complaint
and builds up the system. Send 10 cents
in stamps for pamphletto to Worlds DisPen-
sary Medical Association, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, y, Y.
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BRADSTREET'S BUSINESS REVIEW.
Trade Keeping On the Even Tenor oil Its
WlN.

Trade Keeping On the Even Tenor of Its
Way.
New YORK, August Especial tcle-
grams to Brddsircct's this week do not indl-
cate any gain in the distribution Of gene
ral merchandise The movement of flour,
grain and provisions by rail eastward from
Chicago does not increase i'll proportion TO
the produce at the West. 1t is
thought this is TO he explained
in part by she increased lake shipments
which have rendered the lake shipping
business more prosperous than for several
wears.
Reports of earnings of thirty-fyc rail
ways for July aggregate $1,000, l3l in
lsS6, against Sl4, 553, 700 in lsSj thirty
four roads.
The total of bank clearing at twenty
nine cities the current week is SSi1, i29, =
192, against S7i7, ,5sG,673 last week.
There has been noticeable hard
ening of interest rate at
financial centres owing to the increased
demand from wool, lumber and clothing
dealers rs well rs to the advances on grain
shipments. Exceptions are noted at Nan
Sas City. Louisville, Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati Rate cutting ut Chicago tended
TO depreSs railway stocks, but the market Is
so entirely controlled by manipulation that
an upward tendency was speedily arranged.
Bonds were strong and advanced generally.
Foreign exchange is extremely weak on
better supply Of commercial bills, joined
to free Offering of stock bills. The total
of bonds SlleS at the New York Stock EX-
change was Sl4.6OO, 900 this week against
81. OOO. OOO last week. Stock transactions
aggregated l.29l. 900 shares this week
against .029, 900 last week.
The more significant industrial feature
of the week is found in the improved de-
mand for finished iron at Pittsburg.
Special adyices are that makers are more
Sanguine than for two years past. Prices
are unchanged, but the mills are pushed
to meet requirements. Like reports come
from Philadelphia and st. Louis. Dry
| goods sales are fairly well sustained
the aggregate being in excess Of last year.
CottOns are strong at an advance. Prints
are less active. but no lower. Stocks OF
fiannelS are light There is less doing In
raw woOls, but the market favers holders.
Prices depend on the results Of the opening
of light fabrics, which are not fully known.
There has evidently not been so general an
advance as expected, though late London
and Antwerp sales have been at foil
figures
Later adyices from the spring wheat
crop are more favorable than previously y
anticipated Heavy receipts continue to
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SpSciIl J'}SgTTa IN H0 RfyDa'r.
ST CLAIRsvILLE, O.. August 6.-As
Norris and Beams steam thresher was
passing through town to-day, little son
Of lawyer Hoff climbed upon the tongue
Of the water tank carriage, which was at
tached 10 the engine wagon, and was tax
ing ride thereon. when he fell of and
was run over by the rear wagon. The cT'
tent of his injuries could not b. ascertain
ed. but he j. badly bruised.
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a belfast Proclamation.

BELFAST. August G.--Thc city is to-day
placardcd with u proclamation by the
Mayor, iorbidding unlawful mSscmblagcE
in the streets. threatening all who attempt
to form them and all who participate IN
them with arrest. and calling on all law
abiding citizens to assist the police in sup
pressing disorder wherever IL may 1rur IN
thc city
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The President En- Route for Greystonc.

WASHINGTON, August G.-Thc preSi-
dent left here this afternoon to attend the
funeral of cX Governor Tildcn. Assistant
Secretary FairchildS left on the 3:4O train
for the same purpose. Treasurer Jordan
left last night
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Resolutions.

When Mr.. Lucas had concluded Mr.. I.
Il, Hart advanced tO the front of the stage
and stating by way of a prelude that
he had been requested by the committee
to draft some resolutions appropriat" To the
occasion. ne proceeded 10 make some stirring
remarks upon the cnormity of the wrongs
hcapcd upon Ireland by her opprcssorS.
Concluding, amid cheers, he read the res
OlutiOns aS follows:
Rcsolrcd. That ireland, in her long and
heroic struggle for home rule, lays upon
all liberty loving people just claim lor
sympathy and encouragement
RcsOIr,d. That we do hereby extent 10
wrongcd and pundcrcd Ireland our
iratcrnaI greeting, congratulating her upon
the progress of her cause, the awakening
sense Of Justice in the breasts of the In
gIsh people, and the now assured rcalila-
tiOn Of her hope, cOnsumati0n which
cannot much longer hc delayed 10y ignorance.
prejudice and unscrupnlous intrigue.
RcsoIrcd. That in the conflict of the
classes against the masses our sympathles
are. and ever ought 10 be, unaltcTably with
the masses, whose intelligence, virtue and
toll are the foundations of constitutional
government and the safeguard Of society.
Rcsoircd That rs Americans, enjoying
the blessing Of wcIl-Ordcred, just and
rcI,e.ul government. for which Ireland Is
contcndng. We recognize in Parncll, the
Irish leader. and Gladstone, the foremost
English statesman of his time, two cham
MONS of right whose unSclish labOrs, "a
rarious measures and conspicuous yalOr en-
title them to the confidence and admiration
| Of mankind.
Judge Jacob called for the adoption OF
the resolutions by rising vote, and every
one in the audience was up in moment,
the resolutions being declared unanimously
adopted amid applause.
! THE closed tho procCcdinPy' and ib" "n-
dience slowly dispenccd, while upon the
stage the gentlemen Of the committee and
the distinguished company there as5sm-
bIcd. warmly congratulated Mr.. Lucas
upon his excellent address.
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AKANsAs CYCLONE.
Twenty Houses Demolished and Crops
Beaten to the Ground.

TOPEKA, Kan, August GA telegram
was received here last night stating that
cyclone had struck the town Of HartlaDd
and had demolished twenty houses and
done great damage to growing crops.
Sixteen cars were blown from
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe tracks and telegraph wires were pros
,rated for two mile west Of the town. The
extent the damage has not yet been learnr
ed but the dispatch stated that no one, 80 IA
As known, has been seriousl injured. The
storm reached other towns In the vicinity
Of Hartland. The wires being down, its
effects cannot be learned.
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democratic Gains EVERYWHERE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 6.-Retnrns
from State election show Democratic gains
everywhere. The Democratic State ticket
is elected by 3, 100 and probably Al, 900
majority.
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J. B. MeCreary Nominated.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 6.-Hon. ].
3. McCreary was nominated for Congress
by the Democratic convention Of the
Eighth Kentucky district.
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Trnhnid at Piifshurc.

PITTsBrRG, August Six cases OF
typhoid fever and two deaths were re-
ported from the South Side tonight. The
endemic seems TO be abating.
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Tl,sGItalsFa,

LONDON. August G.-Thc following arc
the cholera returns for to-day: Trieste, .
new cases, : deaths: RiVenDa, ~ CAGES,
deaths; vcnior, ) c.u-cs, death Verona.
10 cases, > deaths; BOLOGNA, ~ cas"s, ~
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ZanesvilIe Whips Steubenville.

Special Tlicgr0m 10 thC RcgISsT.
STEUBENvILLE, August G.-ZancSvllies
turned the tables on Stcubenvillcs this
afternoon and whacked it to them to the
tune offs to =.
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MIR, Miller Back.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August 6.-Mr
Joseph :. Miller, Commissioner ot Internal
Revenue, has returned to Washington from
his home in West Virginia, where he WAS
called by the death OF his father.
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Ia,yb,.r Lend. n New Charm

To beauty when it diseloses pretty set OF
teeth. Whiteness, when nature has sup
piled this element Of loveliness, may be re-
tanned through life by using the fragrant
SOZODONT.
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nize the court; that he was in the hands
of his Government. The Judge then pro-
nounced him guilty and the court adjourn
ed. The Judge has fifteen days to pro-
nounce sentence in.
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Col. Robert Alien Dead.

LONDON. August G.-Col Robert Alien,
who was Quaricrmast"r General IN the
United States army during the war al tho
rebellion. has died at Geneva.
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,e,inr Secrstnr, of the Navy.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Commodore
J. G.. Walker is acting aS Secretary OF the
Navy i'm the absence of Secretary WHIT
nrV.
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TIE FUNERAL THIS MORNING.
All Ready to Convey the Remains of the
Ex-President to the Grave.

All Ready to Convey the Remains of the
Ex-President to the Grave.
YONKERS, y. Y, August G.-The mOrE-
ing opened rainy and all is quiet at Grey
stone. The preparations for Mr.. Iilden 5
funernal tomorrow are about completed.
The undertaken has had the white drapcry
removed from the catalalquc which is TO
be removed to the drawing room and
drapcd in black. Men are at work drap-
ing the parlors and drawing room with
black cashmere. The Cmbalming OF the
body was quite successful. Mr.. Tildcn's face
looks natural and peaceful and rs he lies
upon his bier in the stiffness of death he
looks Us if he were in refreshing Slumber
The business men of IOnkcrS, have con-
cludcd to close their stores tomorrow from
10 to l. o'clock, which will bc the time
occupied by the funeral services and the
solemn procession in going from GrcyStonc
to the Hudson river depot The common
council of Y0AkerS have adopted resolutions
ofcondolcnce and dcpreciate the loss Of
such a worthy and upright citizen. 1t is
proposed that the mayor and common
council attend the funeral in body.
New York Bar Association Take Action.
NEW YORK, August 6.-Thc Bar AS
sociation of this city met To day, to take
action on the death of OfeX-GOvcrnor Tildcn.
Frederic K. COndert, presided. 1t was
resolved to appoint Committee to attend
the funeral at GrcyStOnc tomorrow aS Mr.
Tilden was one of the founders and first
Vicc-Prcsident, and continued member
until his death. The following were ap-
pointed on the Committee:
Hon. W. NJ. Eaton; Jas. c. Carter;
Stephen b. Nash; Benjamin ID. Dillen;
Edward J. Picrepont; Wm. NJ. Prichard;
:. l.. NJ. Barlow; Frederick X. Pcndcrt
f. F. Marbury; Joshua NJ. Nancott; John
f. Parsons; Wheeler NJ. Pcckham; Edward
Patterson: Albert Stickney and Hubert Il.
rnrnnr
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BASE BALL.
KiIroy's Good Work Downs the Pittsbnrg
lnI

PITTsBrRG, August G.-Thc effective
pitching OF KilrOy and the wrctchcd bat
tcrv work of Morris and Carroll were re-
sponSiblc for the Baltimores' victory this
afternoon. In the fifth inning Shombcrg
was injured Kilroy hitting him with the
ball, and Brown was substituted. Attend
ance =, 900. Score:
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Two base hits, Miller and OConnell;
two passed balls, Carroll /, Fulmcr |; first
base on balls OIL, Morris 3, kilrOy |; first
base on errors, Pittsburg |; struck out. by
Morris, 1. by Kilroy, :; errors, J each
base hits. Pittsburg ); Baltimore :. I'M
uire. Kelly.
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RULLIN VI. SQUIRE.
The witness continued that he knew
Flvnn and saw him frequently at the Office
of the Commissioner OF Public Works.
"Do you know of his directing the Com
missioner"
''In the matter Of appointments the SyS-
TEN in vogue was this; Every appoint
mcnt was submitted TO Mr.. Flynn for ap-
nroyal -
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lrb.'L ."r REGISTER representative tell
NJ n.'e" Irr2arding the appointment Of
.S 'I|, This he did. lie would now like
a q. 'oe REGlSTER reproduce the origi-
frs.. %,,o'atioual :, Dispatch referred to 80
bar WY ny the iatelljgcRccr's correspond
b, IN TNL,'ISIEE ~ representative cares moth
b -. III vi Mccormick. He was anxious
bin =; %''n ; remoyed and McGraw appoint
- place. But the REGISTER repre-
h9,br r., 4, y. The time expressed his disgust
'''''''ytHecr's correspondent at
H., 'hE TREACHERoUs PART
eaking' anu anu ms Republican clique were
Rdo1I5 "a The controversy. Mccormick
bS-nsSirn nave been removed. He was an
s republican partisan and the REG