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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-12

pleasantly occupied with short speeches
and mock legislation.
The following eX-members were pres
present: Hons. Justus Dart, J. NJ Nc
Intosh, G. W. Read, A. A. Fletcher. G..
NJ. Wall, G. ID. Brainard, w. H. Burnap
NJ. A. Bingham, Herbert Brainard, G.. =
Hogan, J. A. Chamberlin, NJ. l.. Dryden
W. H. Gilmore, p. f. Walker, w. f.
Howard, G. 5. Colburn, f. X. Jones, w
5. Martin, J. J. Estey, G. w. Brownell
Jr., G. Il. f. Palmer, Il. c. Underwood
w A \Eaa6 Jr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-12
THE BILL TO FILL vAcANlEs.

Mr., Harvey of Topsham called up II.
POS to day which provides for filling va
cances and Mr.. Poland opposed it because
there was 10 need of If. Vermont has
the largest House of any State, composed
of towns almost exclusively agricultural
in their pursuits. If, then, any town fail
ed to elect member no injustice would
accrue to that town. The bill was op
posed by Mr.. Tinkham of Pomiret,
Messrs. Kingsley of Salisbury and Harvey
of Topsham were for the bill. The mo-
ton that the bill be amended by striking
out the words resignation, dlsqualilica-
wise. so that vacancy occurs by reason
of death alone was lost Mr., Poland call
ed for the ayes and nays and the vote re
suited as follows Ayes 100, nays III, and
so the bill was refused It's passage.
GENERAL sTRoNG's SWORD.
The House adopted on its part Joint
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01

1t is little surprising that in his ex-
tended comments on the evils of the spoils
system and the advantages of reform in
the civil service contained in his message,
President Cleveland does not touch at all
upon the worst feature of the spoils sys-
tenn, which was the chief evil sought to
be remedied by the Pendieton bill. He
makes no mention at all of the great evil
of having horde of 100000 federal office
holders willing to be assessed to any ex-
tent to keep the party in power upon
whose continual holding their tenure of
Office depends, although i, was the menace
t, the popular liberty contained in this
mischievous incident OF the spots system
which furnished the chief inspira ion to
the civil-service-rsform law. This was
undoubtedly a dangerous evil and should
never be allowed again to exist in the
public ssrvice.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01

At meeting of the Society of the Army
and Navy of the Confederate Safes in
Maryland, held in Baltimore on the 18th
last, the association decided to present
each lady connected with the late Confed-
crate Bazaar with testimonial of graft
tude. The tie 'timonials will he handsome
ly Autographed. On the border will ap-
pear the Confederate battle-fag. The tes-
timonial will also bear the seal of the So
ciety and the signatures of its officers.
Tne net sum received from the bazar was
$4,000. Sixteen thousand dollars have
been inveseed with the Safe Deposit and
Trust Company of Baltimore, and SIS 900
with the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company of Baltimore, which agree to pay
the Society an annuity for % years. For
the first five years the annuity will be
$2,7OO; for the second, $2,156; for the
third, $1,017.36; for the fourth, 81, O7S 25
for the fifth, S539.11. The annual address
before the Society will be delivered on
February 22d next by Col. Charles S. Ven
able, whose subject will be ''from Peters
burg to Appomattox." The annual re-
union banquet will be given on the same
night at the Carrollton Hotel.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
The Constitutional Convention.

Our worthy contemporaries, the Port
Tobacco Times and the Hagerstown Nail
: advise the general assembly to make haste
slowly in the m alter of calling constitu-
tional convention and to proceed as di-
rected by the present constitution, which
fixes the year 1887 as the year in which
the question of a constitutional conven-
ton shall be submitted to the people
Others propose, and among them are CO..
]. Thorn 10 Schart, who has written long
article on the subject, that the general as
sembly, at the coming session, shall sub
NIT the question to the people of the State
in the year 1886 and shall make provision
for holding a constitutional convention in
that year, should a majority vote in favor
of it, and thus entirely disregard the man
datory provisions of the present constit1>
ton.
We are in accord with the views ex.
pressed by the Mail and the Times Let
the legislature next winter provide FOL
taking the sense Of the people on the
question at the general election in 1897
and if the constitutional convention i
carried, let the legislature of 1888 pfpyix
4.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
'NIIf. Sun.
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BALTIMORE ND
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IN TIE WtRl y
THE Sun Is NATIONAL. INDEPENDENT
CD\SERV ALIVE. AND DEVOTED
To TIE INTERESTS OF TIE
WHOLE COUNTRY.

TIE ST rom the hrst " uf its found Sion
hiss bern in the trent r.Lk OF PRO ..iv. i,urn
slism. and its Clrrul,ii u aud Il en.r h VI
Re, om- national. Il NAV ~ ..id ~ IN -1,ir,
truth that the i no nsm.r per on ~hr
more PrIrs are r"k~n than upan TIE SIN 70
secure accuracy FL srniem-ui In III" nv. il
contains and The Opinions II expresses Tn,
intelligence il presents to i'S reader. from 81
quar'ers Of the glohe is th.r fp'e locked in
with the rulitr int-rrst which it. r. i hf it,
inspires. The ol.Iic.l aud in iu.lri.l world i,
nov entering nrou stirring prrrut a. i's ma
tory, the events Of Win h A. they occur TIE
Sun will present with its al pto.n,titude
Abroad, events of uuu>u.l c"rs.qurnce
are aniIcip ted. while in oar oW Cuuuir, The
work Of the sessions OF c ngrr>s The L-gisia
tnres Of MAJ and, NIrginis and other st, g.
toge her with the acts IF various munIcip Al
bodies, III d-nIsnd more than oritn ~ ntirn
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and Of current mom.nt IN the hus, World OF
trade and manufactures, as well a> upon tlIus.
features OF SOFIA aud literary i"terrSt witch
Instruct amuss tnr grn-rh r-a.i-r THE
Sun ) large corps OF correspondents II " .sh.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01

The Supreme Court of the United States
on Monday of last week affirmed tie de.
cree or the Court OF Claims in the suit Of
the widow of General Ward H. Burnett
against the United States. Mrs. Burnett
after the death Of her husband, filed an
application for pension and was allowed
pension of $50 per month. She claimed
t, be entitled to s72 per month, the rate
of pension her husband was receiving at
the time of his death The Comm issioner
of Pensions refused to allow her that a.
mount and she appealed to the Secretary
of the Interior The latter transmitted
the matter to the Court of c aims for adiu-
dication and that Court held that the de-
gree of disability by which her husband S
pension was rated made no difference with
her right; that after death all degrees of
disability, irrespective of the real facts,
are considered by law total disability aud
the rate of pension given in that grade be-
comes the pension for the widow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
Monday & Tuesday, January
4th and 9Th, 1886,

The following Personal PEop.rt,
Oae pAi! BAv Mares, one pair S,rrel
Horses. one p,ir Sorrel Baltimore
Colts i and ( wears old one Young
Bay Saddle Horse. one gelding-
Baltimore Stock. one pair of large
Bay Mules. five Young Mich Cows
four at tHr pail, three short horn
el lle,ftrs. one thoroughbred Jers '
Hrlfrr. two yoke Of young Oxen.
fourteen SIoteS and one Sow.
Farming Utensils One Mccormick
Self Binder aud Reaper, in complete
order, one Wheat Cleaner. one Corn
Planter, two Wheel Cnltiyators. four
SINCE CultiTators. Double PIo~s.
two Oliver Called Plows. one No. ;
Ptow. one Whlpp'r Harrow. two 90
tooth RLkes, on. Wne,t Drill, one
Wheat Fan. one , horse power and
CORN Shelter combined. two large
Farm Wagons, IN complete order,
one small Wagon, one Carriage and
Harness, one lot Of Pl,w Harness,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
one new large Excelsior Refrigerator.
ono Cooley Dreamer, one Washing
Machine, one Large Cook Stove and
Utensils, one Coal Stove, one Wood
Stove, etc.
Provender:- One lot Of Straw, Corn
Shucks. Long Fodder aud 5000
Bundles Of Blade Fodder.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
The Old Year and the New.

The new year with its possibilities and
responsibilities is upon US. The old year
with its record of joys and sorrows, defeats
and triumphs, Universities and properties,
is now among "the days that were. To
many of US, 1885 has flown by on, the
wings of unaloyed Pleasure and uncloud-
ed prosperity, and this season only makes
the joyous ending of year OF blessings
unmixed. Sickness, misfortune and death
may have been constant intruders in other
family circles, and to those the holiday
season may be only the silver lining to
the sable croud. In the lives of others,
the past year has brought alternating sun
shine and storm. But to all, 1885 is vet
an unrevealed mystery, an unwritteu scroll,
a future pregnant with unsolved possibl-
tiles. AS we stand on the threshold of the
new year it is indeed fitting that we should
sum up the experiences of 1886. inwardly
digest them and prepare to use them as
weapon of defense in our struggle with the
great problem of ''life, and how to live it,"
The more or less carefully we do this, by
just so much the more or less completely
will We be equipped for the surprises and
disappointments of 1886. We cannot
shape future for ourselves, but if expert
ence and cool judgment are the helmsmen
of our lives, aud the golden rule our guild
ing star, we will be in little danger of
shipwreck. May the New Year open
brightly for all our patrons and may gen.
tie breezes watt their barks over smooth
waters into Ravens of happiness and pros
perry.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01

some of the Governors Recommends
lions

IL connection with the assembling Of
the Legislature on next Wednesday, the
9Th inst the Baltimore Sun has the fol.
lowing to say OF some Of he recommends
ions that will he contained in the Gov
ernor's message to thai body:
"ComptroIier Turner, Land Commissioner
Scharf, Commissioner Of tho Bureau Of Labor
Statistics Weeks Insurance Commissioner
Hines Adjt. Gen Howard and other State Of
fcials have prepared the reports OF their res pee
live offices, and they are now in the hand. of
the Governor. Many Of them make Important
recommendations. which the Governor will in.
cluds in his message TO the legislature Tue
Governor has about completed hi: message
and it will he submitted TO the Legislature ~
soon as that body is organized Thu Governor
in his message will urge policy Of economy
and submit some important recommendations
to the consider alton OF the Legislature Among
other measures OF interest he will recomn. nj
that the Legislature curtail the power Of the
board Of public works and restore to the Gov.
ernor the power and patronage OF the board
The Executive will also recommend the tree
inspection of tobacco and the aholi-hment Of
the compulsory State inspection. According
to the report Of the comptroller, Tor The year
ehuiuS Jeptc"Osi ~ iOOf, lbc tolHi amount
Of monsy received by the State tobacco ware.
houses was S75, 972 oil. which was insult tent
by 81 95l 81 to pay the inspectors, cl rks and
employees. II the legislature should adopt the
Governors suggestions in this particular il
will abolish a large numher oflucratire offices,
and the tobacco warehouses could he sold and
the proceeds devoted TO the extinguishmpnt of
large b.rion of oar STATE Debt The Gov
ernor will also recommend revision OF the
oyster police laws so Ms to give him the power
to appoint the members OF tn oyster police
the purchase Of supplies for the boats, etc tie
will advise the repeal Of the oyster law, and re-
enactment Of the fame, with amendments
also, the passage of a stringent law for the re-
preston of tramps. The Governor will also
suggest that the law for the establishment O
the House Of Correction be ameHded SO that he
will not be member of the board Of managers
He will also recommend that tAe.Gode of ap. !
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01

We withdraw to-day the name of Gen
Andrew G. Chapman as our candidate fol-
Speaker of the House OF the House of Del
egates, he having determined in the inter.
est of harmony not to make contest for
the honor. Gen. Chapman has written a
letter rendering his support TO Gen. Joseph
B. Seth, Of Talbot, who will be the next
Speaker
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
CLOTHING

is All Indispensable article
aud must be purchase some
where. The old shereotvpsd
advertising do,l yes of selling
Il $40 salt for s. or ST. or Nh
oVercnat AT corresponding
reductions. is all bosh. Every
reasonable p rSon knows that
when they buy. 1t matters
not what they are compelled
10 pay the intrinsic worth of
the article, If inferior it can
be bought Al a less price than
a superior one. and SO it is in
tn" purchase of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

d. vlRTUH OF \ DECREE or THE CIR
n,..,l in r,.. -s.rtin 1ifi.a ro.s y V!..
Prs Agricultural Works John J Hugh-s Ind
N5rtorrn- L Na Chs .r- pIsinris. sui Joseph
~ D, 3r'sni'"t. IT, u.,iers s,-i TRUSTEE viii
eel at ynh 81" ruriio7 o, va. farm kuowa -,
-.alLaallsn - o.. Y tni.tnn, Errr. On
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
The Independent.
The Largest. Tn, ib.est. TIL. Best
Religious 4 Literary Weekly.
The mast Influential religious organ
In the States Tie Spect tar, Lrndrn, Eng
w. n. HAlOEMAk,
Preaidsn; CourierJournaI Co.,
LOUISVILLE, KY.

the INDEPENDENT is one OF the be-.
papers in the world IL sop.i points are many
and striking. They have 1nIv u be stated - t,.
may he taken IL ct the nftv two issues ~ the
year. Any number OF THg ISpErESpRSr will
show that 1t; contents marked hr--
IBLiTl. EIRFEFl AND INTEREST,"
The -reat thinkers. tn" great story witt, rs the
great pNets mrn of tn, highest reputation in all
deFssrim~ nt> III human knowl- dsr. make its list
of contributors Religious. philosophy. science,
literature. art. travel. discoveries stories and all
conceivable topics are embraced In the contents
AMI everybody. old and ypIu. learned and uu-
learned. without rtgart Ia >..x. I'm !ON nleut.
conditions. VIII nd pnIet!ng of special interest
Ia every issue.
NPREIFENSfI-ENISS- 1t is a r,.li- inus
= literary. an educational \ tory an art u >ri-n-
trc. an agricultural, financial u nj = political
pai-r combined.
BREADTH CINDDR. EiRSESrNf.NS--
THE lSDErESnEST J. tied L. sirIipInIr,at ion;
IL il the organ Il no clique IstrtV ia .Iatr o-
church. IL - free Therefore to d~f.Il-> all ,U,s
lions, and II Aj--aS iS mind G." hIiiy. 10 i not
.wrrVr,i NV far oF favor. II j. vigorous dc
fender III the Evangelical faith IL prrssh-> Trrlc-
teal rightcuu>n aud earnestly Supports all
moral r-furulN. AL it colunlu>-tt- advertising
we'll ~ the rca,iirg-ar- ire fTlm everything
Of doubtful ~ Objectionable rhzfa.ts.r No mat
ter what r-.rsin's religion. "iliic> or profess
sioa may hr. II h" e'-sirrS 10 - y np v It'll the
times ana know what the brightest inin,i> are
thinking ni the ahlv>I t-'u~ wv;ti8c shout.
and what ih. world at large j. dr,iil.-he should
rad IIt ISpFrENpEST.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
Terms Of Subscription by N'H Mcari,fiy Cash
in 4 france. fosttge Prep nd on Sur
scription, IN ii. In tel S atss
and Cdnqh

The value of TIE Sun as an 4 'verri,ing
MEDIUM Is OF c"nrs", IN proportion II it, I'M
meBs- cremation. aud lis prices tor advertising
far less in proportion To the rirtu. ton The
main e tment of value in ad,rrr Sin. = ha u
thos- o anr other d~il! pal'r OF which We
have know ledge.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
NO I'ICE.

INHE FARMERS OF CHARLES COUNTY
l. will meet in convention, on
tuesday. january ;, SO,
1T fair, on the next fair day th.reaf,e, in Port
Tobacco, at | / o. clock A. NJ, to send delegates
to the Maryland State Farmers Association to
be held in Baltimore on the 18th of January,
1885. By order
JOHN G. CHAPMAN,
Vice President for Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
~ . II Q Il.

4 LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE
"A warned from tr-spas>ing o, IA, farm
known MS ST. MATHEWS" ne.r pomfret
with either dog or gun. All persons will b.
prosecuted who disregard this notice.
SN foy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADM NlSrRArOKS NOTICE
Orphans Court of Charles County. Set:
DEcEMB R Is, 1885.
nRDERED BY TIE COURT. TIA"
~ william W keerh and J IN H. Wright,
administrators OF William s. keech deceas-
ed, give the notice required bs law to the
creditors Of said William s keerh, deceased, to
exhibit their claims, legally authenticated, by
advertisement published in some one newspaper
published in Charles County Maryland once in
each of three successive weeks
True copv.-teSt:
J. BENZ. MATTINGLY,
Reg. Wills for Chs. Co.
NOTICE.
TNIIIS is To GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
l. scriber has obtained fem the Orphans
Court of Charles County, Maryland, letters
Of Administration on the personal estate of
WILLIAM s. KEECH,
late of said county deceased All persons hay-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the Is h d,y OF June, 1886
They may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said deceased estate. Given un-
der our hand this 18th day Of D.cemt,er 1888
WILLIAM W kEECH,
JAMES II. WRIGHT.
Adm'rs of VIM S Koch decd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
JOHN ON, GARNER & Co,
636 Pennsylvania Avenu-. Northw-.,

All III new ST, lss in INGRAM from - to 15r
All the new Stv,cs IN TAPESTRY BRU SSELS
from - cts TO 81 90
All the new STYLES in BODY BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY HALL and STAIR CAR
PET To match EENiCiAN HALL and
STAIR CARPET TO match
All siz' DRUGGtTS from s.. 90 to $40 90
large stock of SMYRNA RUGS. from 81 so
to Sc CO.
One yard wide or. CLOTH. 30 35c, zoe
LACE CURTAINS, 81 25. 81 SO, 81 per pair
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
42-inch All Wool SERGE 50 cts
AZ inch All Wool TRICOT in Black aud color.
80 cents.
~ inch All WOOL CREPE CLOTH. in Black
and Co'ors so cts
LADIES flannel SUITING, * cts.
Ga All Wool SACKING, Is cts 81 90.
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS. ST. Sl25
SILK VELVETS. 81 90, ST %.
COLORED CASHMERES, Toe, l25r., l5..
bales one yard wide BROWN COTTON, h.ts
CANTON FLANNELS, &c Sc, Toe. l2Ic,s.
large stack " hite Wvol BLANKETS, iiom
81 % to Sc 90 -,
CoAFORTERS, lined with White Cotton, Isl.
81 25, 81 so $500.
Ladies and Gents NET UNDERWEAR.
JOHNSON. GARNER & CO..
$50 Pennsyivania Avenue, South SHE.
near III St. WASHING NJ
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01

Term All sum. uni,r $50 c b {:
All sums over that smount credit al s1
months will L" giren-purch ser giving cote
with security 10 tie approved hr tn. trustee.
Puser, Trustee
There will also he sold upon easy
terms, one new Threshing Engine,
Threshing and Clover Huller com
biued
\. POSEY, Attorney.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
ID ED

pJe3 81 tn. rssiissc, or rs moth-r Mrs Il C.
EtP scr.aa. Plmaek.Y :'1sr!e. couprr, Va
Nsv-n0-r 2t-n. 1885 StxUEL V ACpHEssox
IA 10. - year 1T his age
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-01-01
C.arrr>. Dave .r>. Rues

II YOU contemplate buyin either Of the above
this season. it vi | pay you TO call snG examine
the Stock sow offered by
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24

About noon last Saturday the drill, which
had reached depth OF 500 feet ana was penetrating
the sand, tapped "a lat CaDoDsburgl MIth "a
rumble roar, like the sound OF battle. tho natural
product rushed from the casing. AS inpatient from
long confinement and xOus 10 move nj viii through
space. The nOw Tremendous. and the sound or
voices comp elely swallowed up anywhere within
"A radius Of 100 feet OF the derrick.
Between and O'Clock Mr. Duncan and some OF tho
wOkmen visited tho derrick and the former CHANGED To
the place might not lie safe during storm. The
idea seemed tO have impressed all OF tho SIM
Iar maLntr, ahd they accordingly departed They had
hardly been gone ten nlnuirs when zigzag chain OF
lightning flashed across the heavens and In All instant
tho for hundreds OF feot above
seemed nre. Quick thought the flames
downward and eOped tie derrick. aDd great roar
ing volume OF name shot upward for hundreds OF feet
again, the well being nre. Jhe sight magnin-
cent aud nllod the DchOldcrs win and
ton
Duncan said last evening that IN his opinion tho
immense volume OF escaping gas had cOlec ell In the
upper atmO- phere nnd been ignted by the electric
current lie considered II the most remarkable sgnt ID.
lad ever Witnessed and SAID Il without precedent
hr Well is stll burning and last night lighted up
country for miles around ON Monday the drlllers Will
eKtingushcd the flames by smotherlng them with The
funHe!shaped cap, WIS done at Murraysyilie some
weeks since during the big fires there
New-York tribune., 1886-05-24
TALES ABOUT ALExANDLR SULLIgLM
HAT wELI-KNowN IEIsH-AMERICANs THINE OF
AN ARTICLE On HIM.

HAT WELL-ANOWN INSTANTANEOUS THINE OF
An ARTICLE On HIM.
An article published in yesterdays Morning
journal stated that Alexander sullivan leader OF
secret Irish revolutionary or.anization known the
under an assumed OF the steamers OF the
French line Mr. Sullivan" the article continues. els
wanted IN England for alleged and conspiracy
ON more than count" 1t Is further stated that
being leader OF the Blaine Irhnen this country. Mr.
nell and his men for the Of Mr.. Blaine
Counsellor John Delahany. vicepresdent Of the Nun
cipal Council OF the Irish National League. said
TRIBUNE reporter In relation to this report:
"This TAX about Mr.. Sullivan. believe IA not true
The article says Mr. Sullivan is to
England aud further ON 1t that he
IS wanted there for " treason and conspiracy" This
OF itself wond condemn the rumor adownnght fabri.
cation. There be against England by
American citizen speaking and wiring IN AucriCL Ii
Mr. Sullivan has 10 Europe rest assured that he
the name OF Alexander sullivan. OF Chicago
and 10 other"
NJ d. Gall igher, president OF the Municipal Council OF
the Irish National League and OF the leaders OF the
IrshAmerican BlaU- ana Logan movement IN this city,
sal has been made by man wnO though nODinay
working for Blan. himself during the late campaign Is
from personal spite and disappointed ambition
doing "A great deal TO disrupt the OF Ireland IN
America by attempting To- dissension and distrust"
" Has Mr. sullivan gone t. EurOpeP
"IlOw do know -
another statement that Mr. Sullivan had appropriated
irish funds help the Blaine caInpa gn,
malicious falsenOOd. "Th- Irish Blaine
Logan movement" he continued was spontaneous, "A
movement for a great principle These charges gen
orally from who are themselves diSoredited
and whose hands are not Clean