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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09
TRADE REVIEW.
Dun & Co.'S Rsport-Heavy Business Fall
ures on the Pacific Coast.

Dun q Co.'e hoport-heovy hueiness y oi-
ures on the Pacific Coast.
NEW YORK, June s.-R G. Dun & Co.
in their weekly review of trade:
There is better feeling in business
circles, aud in some quarters actual i'm.
provement in sales, though On the whole,
transactions do not equal those of yea,
ago. The better feeling is due part
to imore seasonabie weather in
part, also % growing impression that No
disturbing changes in the tariff are likely
to be made this year, but more largely ia
the decided improvement in the crop pros.
poets. Anothef encouraging feature Is the
increase in the output of pig iron, which ID
not large, but any increase whatever with
the low prices now prevailing is significant
The market for steel rails shows no change,
and while the sales Of bar iron are little
larger, prices do not strengthen.
The grain market has declined, wheat q
cent, corn two and q half cents and oatl
half cent, while lard is quarter highel
and pork unchanged. Corn and sugar are
unchanged in price and coffee has yielded
q quarter. Dairy products have recovered
. little from the depression of last week
but oil has declined four cents.
Views Of holders and bidders are 80 fal
apart as to new wool that prices are hardly
settled, but such quotations rs appear indi
cate lower average. The general rang,
of prices of commodities is about one hal
of one per cent lower than week ago.
In the stock market small recovery II
prices has occurred, but dullness prevails
The treasury has taken in 81, 500, 00t
more cash than 1t has paid out, gettini
scarcely any bonds, but the local marke
is Quilted with money.
The business failures during the las
seven days number for the United State
207, and for Canada %, or total of 235, o
compared with total of 205 last week ant
173 for the corresponding week Of 1887
The business casualties on the Pacif,
Coast are exceptionally numerous still
there being no lest than AZ failures report
ed there during the week, which Is fa
above the average.
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st. Lonia Raksrs strike

st, LOUIS, Mo, June S.-The journey
men bakers are very indignant at the
Treatment they have received at the hands
Of the Bakers' Protective Association, who
refused to recognizs the union or sign any
contract whatever. The result of this is
taat the union called out the bakers, and
there are low abOnt two hundred bakers
on strike. Nearly all the bakeries whose
men have gone out have succeeded in get
ing new men.
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Brewery Strike Endad.

CHICAGO, Jane S-The strike Of the
brewery employees in this city was TO day
declared of. All the strikers applied for
wOrkat the breweries where they had been
formerly employed ard many were taken
mack The brewery officers promised not
70 demand their withdrawal from the
union, ard allowed them their old wages
ior ten hours work per day. The strike
cost the brewers aud the Central Labor
mon about SlOO 600
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Harmonious Stephen w. Dorsey

DENVER, COL, June 8.-Stephen W.
Dorsey arrived in this city to-day, and
his attention being called to kilograms in
Eastern papers in respect to his going to
Chicago to knife everybody and the Re
publican party, he said: 81 have not the
slightest intention Of being at the con.
vention, and there is not q candidate
named that would not be willing to sup.
port. / never had q grievance against
any ybody, and the story about my knitting
Sherman or Gresham is pure rot. ] am q
Republican from conviction, and am for
whoever will most elevate freedom fol
everybody and everywhere.
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A Bieyclieg Tour.

A party Of wheeimen viii leave the city
on touring expedition Thursday, june
IA, and extend IN invitation to al vheel-
men in the city and vicinity TO join than.
Those desiring information can apply to B.
F. Horkhimer ori Ben IS. Bakr. 1t 10 the
intention of the tourists 10 20 TO Cincinnati
by way of HendrysburG Oambfidee,
Zanes rille, Newark, Columbus and Day.
ton. Stops Of . day each win be made ai
Zapesville, Columbus and Dayton, and
week will be spent In Cincinnati during
the Centennial celebration. The trip vii
occupy about three weeks. Those VIII
have already expressed their intention d
going are Jos. H BAer, BEN g. Baer, ELI
| LAsh, Will Rice, w. Stevenson, Geo. Mnx
wen. r. Nesbitt, John Loflus md Bsa =
HofkhsimR.
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His Mother in a Critical Condition.

SOMERSET, O., June s.-Mrs. Sheridan,
mother of General Sheridan, who has been
ill for some time, had another relapee yes
terday afternoon and is in critical con-
dition. The doctors fear she cannot live
long. The serious illness of her son Phil
has never yet been made known to her for
fear of serious results. Constant commu-
nication both by telephone and telegraph
is kept up with General Sheridan's house
in Washington.
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The Enemy Must Have the "Post."


WASHINGTON, June 8.-To-dsy's Post,
(Dem., in an editorial commenting on the
st. Louis platform, says: "But not alone
in enthusiasm, zeal and confidence was the
st. Louis convention remarkable. In the
matter of credulity, it broke even the Dem
ocratic convention records, else it could
not have induced itself to believe that it
was displaying sense, sagacity, good poll
tics or anything else than transparent folly
when it perpetrated its senseless tariff
plank senseless almost to the point of IN.
mitigated idiocy, in that it endorses the
contemplate straddle of 1884, and at
tempts to bind 1884 and 1888 together by
endorsing the Presidents tariff message
as correct Interpretation of that four.
year old fraud"
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DISASTER AT NIAGARA.
Five Spanish Visitors Badly Iojured
the Inclined Railway,

Five Spanish Visitors Badly Iojured on
the Inclined Railway.
NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, June s.-A
party of five spaniards, who have been
stopping at the Clifton House, visited the
Whirlpool Rapids Park this morning and
entered the inclined railway car for the
pupose Of descending to the rivers edge.
The attendant was not at his post, and
the cars started with their weight and
descended at terrific speed. Reach
ing the bottom, it crashed into the wooden
structure at the end of the track, and
threw the party in all directions.
One lady was so severely injured that
she will die, and the others are more OF
less severely hurt. The names of the
party and full extent Of their injuries
have not been ascertained.
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The strongest Possible.

CHICAGO, June s.-Roswell P. Flower
was seen at the Grand Pacific this morn
inS. 'sThe nomination is the strongest
one that could possibly be made" +" he said.
siNothing can keep the Democratic party
from success on the present issue. The
selection of Thurman silences every man
who had even the slightest grievance
aesinst the administration and every man
who was dissatisfied with the distribution
Of patronage"
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The Amaigamated Association.

PrrrsBURG, Pa, June Sat this
mornings session Of the Amalgsmated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers, the
resolution to extend fraternal greetings Ia
the Knights of Labor Iron Workers also in
session here, was rejected. The balance ol
the session was taken up with the considers
ton Of the scale question. Secretary Mar.
tin refused to say what progress had been
made, but from one of the delegates 1t was
learned that it had been decided to ssk
$3.50 per ton for boiling on two-cen,
card. Tn manufacturers scale is fifty
cents lower.
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Death Of a Prominent Kentuckian.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June s.-John Allen
Crittendon, brother of Ex-Governor Crit
tendon, of Missouri, and half brother of
Logan C. Murray, of New York, died at
Frankfort, KY, to-day. He had laryngitis,
aud the operation Of laryngatomy was per-
formed on him yesterday. He was about
so years old, was the first Marshal of the
Louisville Chancery Court, and had been
25 years in the Auditors Office at Frank
fort
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Neus Rnxs Rasa Ball.

NEW YoKK, June 8.-The Detroit Jour
nal and Ere,sing World news boys played
their championship game on the Polo
grounds this morning, and the Detroit lads
were victorious, the score being 16 to 8.
Gallagher and Dinsmore were in the box
for the Journal, while Mayor and Donohue
did similar work for the Ereninq World.
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Killed His Father by Mistake.

MITCHELL, OAK, June SIN Bloom
ington, Charles Mix county, last night,
two young farmers named Bailey and Will
con quarrelled over an old grudge. Daley
fired at Wilson, but killed his own father.
Wilson, in turn, shot young Bailey dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

Ray. c. H. PESDLErOS is 8 Worcester,
Mae, clergyman. He is also contempt
ihIs se,unire', liar and q coward. The
American press, irrespective of party,
.bopli make it their business to hunt this
.,~c-m3niOus beast down and scourge
him AZ he deserves.
Tbs New York TribWRe, which is
charged with circulating al st. Louis the
viIIisnous circular Ofwhich PENDLETON is
the author, cOrcsrning the domestic life Of
Aha Presi lent aad his wife, cannot afford
>, ms, i. over with simple denial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

THE cold water hero, ex-GOy. ST. JOHN,
.psaSing of the Democratic ticket and
platform, says "the Democratic party is
dcdgng the most vital question of the
day" neairg prohibition. Bless your
heart. ST. JOHN, the Democratic party never
drsauei of prohibition as an issue. 1t
wasn't dodge; it was lapse Of memory.
ST. JOHN thinks well of the Democratic
ticket.
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WHO WON THE s37I.21
offered by II. II. Warner 3 Co.

offered by II. II. Warner b Co:
The committee appointed to select the
best answer to the question. "What is the
hole for that is in the outside Of the Chin
ney of the old fashioned log cabin. ss rep
resented in the trademark of Warmers
Log Cabin Remedies?" have been obliged
to read and consider nearly 5000 answers,
many of them lengthy. This has taken
time; but they have finally reported in
favor of tho answer Of Mr.. O. @. Stoddard,
Of Palestine, Tex, and check for $57l- q
has been sent him.
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Ohio Valley Trades Assembly Censured

Ohio Valley Trades Assembly Censured.
PITTsBURG, June Sat the afternoon
session of the Iron Workers National AS
sembly Knights of Labor, a resolution was
adopted centuring the Ohio Valley
Trades Assembly for taking sides with
the Amalgamated Association in the
Benwood strike. The following officers
were elected: District Master Workman,
John Conklin, of Harrisburg Pa
Secretary, w. Fl. Lewis, of Harris
burg, Pa; Treasurer, Henry Buch,
of Reading. Pa; Master Workman,
Harrisburg Division, Richard Chelew
Pittsburgh, John Strot; Bsnwood, John
Rudy; Chicago, David Quinn.
The salary of District Master Workman
was fixed at $3.50 per year, with expenses,
and Secretary $500 per year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09
Desperate Train Robbers,

CINCINNATI, June S.-Robbers attempt
ed to raid the express and baggage car Of
the Cincinnati, Indianapolis & st. Louis
train twelve miles east of here at 10
o'clock tonight. They were driven of
after hot fight. Express Messenger Zim-
norman was fatally shot. One robber was
killed. The others escaped.
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Thu Iinnnr Man Win.

LANSING, MICH, June SIN the Su.
preme Court to-day, in the case brought
up to test the constitutiouality Of that sec
ton of the liquor law Of 1887, which pre-
vented liquor dealers, brewers, etc, from
going on the bonds of retail liquor dealers,
it was decided that that portion of the acts
yas unconstitutional.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09
Closing Session Of the Etks Reunion.

CINCINNATI, June s.-The second an
nual reunion Of the Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks is in progress here, with a
large attendance from Washington, De-
troit, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus,
Dayton and other points. John II. Dee,
of Boston, was elected chairman Of the
business meeting. A parade to-day and a
banquet tonight will conclude the session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

CHICAGO, June s.-Tbs Raiody Age n
its forthcoming issue will ~ that from
January 10 June 1, 1888, 2,27i miles of
railway track have bssa Laid. This \ .
very large smount 10 b rspsstsd - early
in the year, and indicates that The tstsl
for 1883 h well nigh certain 70 sxessd
5000. with o likelihood that it will pssch
10, 600 miles, and possibility that II nay
not fall short of 12 600 miles.
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Few Barns left standing.

MONTREAL, June S.-Further details o.
wednesdays storm from surrounding par
shes show immense damage, which viii
probably amount to 100000. In some
sections Of the country hardly barn is left
Standing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

Trro the memorable year OF our Lord,
Isl orr ireuds, the Republicans, were
for a reduction Of the high tariff which OPP
presses tie poor and makes the million
aires richer Very suddenly they have
changed their tune. Why? They are on
the verge OF dissolution as q party, and
must have an issue or give up the fight
Hsnce their frantic eudeayOr to torture
President CLEvELASD's very plain and
srpliei: message into demand for free
made.
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Cyclone and Railroad disaster

GRANADA, NICARAGUA, June s.-A
cyclone Of great severity swept over this
place on the night of the 2l inst. The
heavy rains inundated the south portion Of
TIE city, destroying eighteen honses. The
train due here on tha morning of the 80
INST, jumped the track ut Peoresnada.
five persons WIRE killed and five were in
Jured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

Rreseoo Isaegrnpb CSoDooys
Secretary ef State walker - isssi D
certificate Of inoesporatiss - - Pru1tsa
Telegraph Company, eepsissd ~ ~
purposs of maistasisg and spEsling ,
magnetic tslesTsph o. tsispAsaA q -,
in TIE county of Prsstss, WEI vIspniav
from Kingwood via Albsightsvf1ls, yallYI
Point, Bruestoa MillA, BnGn1s1sllls -
other points in naA essaty. zkepsiniy1
ofies 10 b at Kisgussd 81 ~ eangtw g
expire January I, 1s1A d - e -
bas bean subscibsd 70 ~ 0pflnl - -.
ten pr cent psid II, wifh The rklvi3e e
increasing the snid eapifsl 49, - oloo4
Shares ars so sAch, m - hnl119 3 -
Chidssta, two .shaEs; ~. g A&IlI
J. II. Fssth~ and JanDk D
shares eaeh; z. J. BeWl(G /.
King J. 8. Nsdrow, =. e a
Cornw, J. z. NcGfbto u IT,
strong, Ksts ArneBenk IL
| ter. II n Br1estsn NH G1efAC o1eIh3
IL. a. GeakMtt q y1leY -
shaass, - 4 = 49, :! !: !
- - !, stlt = sgs.,s - Z. - ~ q
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Democratic Club Men at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June8.-Adviees have been
received at the headquarters Of the Ma
nOual league of Democratic clubs in this
city, that not less than four hundred clubs
Will be represented at the National Con-
7ention to be held in this city on July
i'h next, and that three thousand delegates
will be present
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Two Italians Crushed to Death.

BROOKLYN, June S.-While a number
of Italians were excavating for sewer on
Even street this morning, the earth sud-
denly caved in and buried Ferodia Guref-
fepo and Michael Mingo. When taken ont
Mipgo was dead and Gureffepo died shortly
after.
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sherman,s Illness Not Severe.

NEW YORK, June 8.-Gen. W. 7. Sher-
man has been confined to his room at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel for some days with
rheumatism and asthma. he In somewhat
improved tonight, and Is anxious to have
IL understood that his illness is not severe.
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Pete Mccartney Gets Ten Years.

New ORLEANS, June s.-Pete Mozart
ney, the noted counterteiter, was sentenced
yesterday to ten years imprisonment at
hard labor in the Columbus, o., peniten-
tiary, and to pay fine of So 600 for rails
ing bills and passing counterfeits.
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ElkA Rt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June s.-The second an
nual reunion Of the Benevolent Protective
Order Of Elks is in progress here now,
with large attendance from Washington,
Detroit, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus,
Dayton and other points.
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Fire at WellsyfiIe.

PrTTsBURG, June s.-A Wellsville, O.,
special says: Smith & Miller's livery
stable, with several horses, and snowden's
store adjoining, were destroyed this morn
ing by fire. Loss, $4,000, partly in
sured,
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and be sure to put in it hers and there

[Great applause
Also speak well of my stalwart health.
Tell them that you do not know any man
except Sullivan, Of Boston, with whom !
can be compared.
Do all this in your best style, and you
will pay q great 'mpliment to the old
man-as the call him-the young man as
you see him for yourselves.
II thank you for the honor you have
done me by this call, and hope you will
have pleasant ride home"
The correspondents were rendered q
banquet at the Neil House and q few
hours later left for the East.
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Allegheny County Sheriff Behind.

PITTSBURGH, june S.-The commission
ers of Allegheny county were notified to-
day ny County Controller Speer that there
was 9 deficit Of SIS, $50 in the accounts of
ex.Sheriff Joseph Gray, who retired from
Office few months ago.
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Fiye Mem Horr,bIy Burned.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 8.-Five men
were horribly burned by the overturniDg Of
a ladle at the Bessemer mill Of the Penn
sylvania Steel Works, at Steelton, to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

IForE friends, the Republicans, are so
certain that President CLEvELASD's mes
sage ia free tra1e document they ought
to be able 10 produce a sample extract.
They have failed to do so up to date.
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CONDEMNED TELKGRAMs.

The tri-ennial conference Of the German
Lutheran Church, at Madison, wis., ad-
journed yesterday. A resolution against
secret organizations was adopted.
Sol. W. Webster, Nebrssks county
treasurer, is short $35, 900.
VIM. Little, q Montreal lumber mer-
chant, has assigned. Liabilities, 500,
600.
Ezra H. Baker, o prominent Boston
millionaire, died yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

Tue issue this year Is: SHALL Oh SHALL
NOT THE sURPLUsBE REDUCED? Nothing
more nor less taau this is at stake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

THE Republicans say the surplus (which
vii. amount to about $3.50, ,OOO, O,OOO this
year saau rot be reduced. The Demo-
crsts say It hall. Take your choice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

T. HARRISON GARRETT, q brother OF
ROBERT GARRTT, and Baltimore banker,
was drowned in the PatspSco river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

READ ALLEN G.. THURMAN's speech on
the third page of this impression. Who
says the Old Roman il too old?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

Mas. RNIMENsSYDER, ALLEN 6.
THURMAN's sister, don't think the Noble
Old Roman too old.
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HArURKs HIaHwAY.
Dolass Of Beats sd Bss4ns. Aissg -

DolnHS q BsakS aad Beoen6o A. -
Oh5o.
The river marks st ths landing 1t
evening indicated s Ssst and falliaG
The Louis A. Sh9ly ssdvsd from Cla-
cinnah ct 8 o'clock List evening. md win
leave for the sams post thiS aftssssoa - .
o'clock.
The river marks from above ysstss-
day, were: Parker, 8 incbss and falJlsS;
cloudy. Oil City, 8 inches spd slskieGl-
ary; clear. Lock No. 4, fsst 2 iSekD
and falling; cloudy. Meeesatswp, 3 - Q
inches and falling: clear. Ries's LGn1iaG
feet inches snd falling; dor.
Grsensbso, IL fest 4 isebss nd s1s1ie6.
ary; clear. Brownsville. 4 fsst - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

THE Republican party is bereft of every
issue. Now il IS vainly endeavoring to
manuature one out of the whole cloth.
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VIEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER..

Tns F5 ssuSery aRs Ssfa9 Sna PSn2ST'fi %aaTsT ai
Light "
Tssther
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

A HANDSOME complexion is one Of the
reatest charms q woman can possess.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder giyesit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-09

READ THCRMAN's speech last night.
And yet they say the Old Roman is too
old
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THE Red Baqdanna is the style now.

THE Rel Bahama is a power in tn
land.
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SCANDALOUS LIES
About the Presidents Private Life Circu.
lated by Republicans.

ABOUT the Rresidenps Private Life Circu-
lated by Republicans.
BOSTON, June 8-The Globe pub
fishes letter written by Mrs. Cleve-
land to a lady friend in Worcester
who had Forwarded to Mrs. Cleveland a
copy of the alleged statements of Wor.
cester clergyman against the character Of
the President. The letter is as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON, June 3, 1888.
"Mrs. NicodemuS
DEAR MADAM-I can only say in an.
swer to yonr letter that every sta.ems n,
made by the Rev. G. II. Pendleton 10 the
interview which you send me, is basely
felse, and 1 pity the man of his calling
who has been made the tool to give circu.
lation to such wicked ard heartiess liss.
/ can wish the women of our country nc
greater blessing than that their homes and
lives may be as happy and their husbands
may be as kind, attentive, considerate and
affectionate as mine.
Very truly,
FRANCES E CLEVELAND.
The clergyman claims that he was mis-
quoted in his interview. The statements
attributed to him were, in substance, that
on a recent visit to Washington, be had
been informed that Mrs. Cleveland's mar
ried life was unhsppy, that the President
was abusive in his demeanor towards her,
and otherwise unkind. The New York
Times makes the direct charge in an editor
ial this morning that the person who wrott
and circulated at st. Louis the scurrilou;
pamphlet concerning the Presidents pri
vate life is William ]. Berry, reporter o.
the New York Tribune, and implies thai
his expenses to ST. Louis were paid by the
Tribune
The TIibuup danieo this