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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
HOT IN THE COLLAR.
Gov. Taylor and the Bates-Eyans Con
tested Election Case.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l4.-Gov. Tay-
lor's attorneys have prepared an answer
To the bill Of injunction in the Bates
Evans case and will flo 1t in the
Chancery Court tomorrow morning.
Gov. Taylor pleads that he is beyond
the control or interference Of the
court, and does not answer except the
charge made in respect to the action Of
the Governor and Secretary OF State in
comparing the returns and causing GER
tiiicatn to issue. There Is nothing new in
the answer, but the Governor, IN n
very iorciblo manner. denies that
ho canvassed the vote NJ asserted
by Mr.. Allison on the Goth OF November.
and that they agreed on the reply. lie do.
MES that under the laws OF Tennessee that
persons who may br Governor and Sccre-
tary OF State for the time being are consti-
tnted board OF two with equal voice aud
power and authority 10 canvass aud COM
pare the vote for Representatives in Con-
grcss and declare the result; and asserts
that he fully agrees In the construction
lllAA ANt NttlttsAih ~ Nlllt nNN uoluluH 10
do with comparing the returns for mem
ber OF Congrrss. lie repeats the
history Of the preparation Of the
Bates certificate 10 prevent man
damus by Mr.. Evans or some dirty
Republican trick" The alleged certified
copy OF the certificate sent To Mr.. Bates
could not DO certified copy when there
was no copy In existence with which to
compare II. Attention is also called 10 the
fact that the Secretary OF Stale WIS pro.
prohibited giving a copy Of any paper in
the Governors julgmcntrcquiring secrecy
aud that the Governor had In thi,
case cnjoined secrecy because III,
/ certificate was not 10 bc issued unless On,
investigation to b. bad should justify ii
/ issuance. Gov. Tlylor, ~ TO the amended
returns, thinks the districts should not bi
thrown ont, aud shows that after throw
ing out all the alleged fraudulent votes
/ Evans Is still elected 10y 2Jj votes. he
sides, the error in bradley County woul,
leave Evans still three votes ahead ever
were tho Eighth District OF Rhea an,
| Mvig, Counties 10 hc thrown out.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
BOHEMIAN OATS"
An Attempt to Play the Old Racket in
Nashville.

Nashville.
Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Al. r. Mar
vim was arrested here this morning when
about to begin practcing fraud on the
Bohemian oats plan. About two weeks
ago Marvin called at well-known pub
Westinghouse and said he was selling bed
springs, and ordered printed some blanks
for taking orders. A close examination
OF the older showed that part containing
the words "Dedvcr bed springs, SIPS for
each spring" could be readily detached,
leaving plain note Of hand regularly
signed, which could in many instances be
sold.
The detectives have been "on to"
Marvin for several days, and this morning
saw man give note to bootblack who
carried IL away, and returning handed
reply to the man standing in front OF
the Maxwell House who had sent 1t. lie
was arrested and taken to the station
house, and who gave hsname rs q. Catlin.
Chief Clack thoreupon asked him who
Marvin was. Catln replied that he met
Marvin on The street, and at his request,
had the books made. Catlin said no was
married man and that his wife was at q
boardlng-house on South Cherry street
The detectives subsequently learned
that Catlin came here some time ago and
boarded six weeks at the Richardson
house under the name Of Allen. Chief
Clack upon learning this produced letter
received by him sometime ago giving his
description as an all-round crook named
Allen, who had left his home, in Fred
erick. Md, and eloped with highly
respectable young girl eighteen years Of
age. This letter also stated that
in clipping with the girl he had de-
serted wife and several children
who are now said 10 be in destitute cir
cumstances The young girl says she has
never communicated with her friends
since leaving home, and they do not
know where she is or anything OF her con-
duet since leaving home.
Cailin, Marvin or Allen has been work
ing for Thompson q Jennings, lightning
rod men in this city. When arrested to-
day lie had in his possession tin shinglc
samples OF springs aud a number Of blank
orders like the one printed. Chief Clack has
telegraphcd the authorities at Frederick,
Md, and Marvin, or Catlin, will be held
10 wait developments.
The police would not tell the name Of
the girl, and she refused 10 disclose her
identity. She says she is eighteen years
of age, but does not look 10 be over seven
teen, and when your correspondent APP
preached her for an interview she burst
into sobs and could not contain her emo
lions for a suliiripnt lpuvth of time 10 talk
She Is beautiful girl. Her father was
Mayor Of Frederick. Nd, aud is now in
the Treasury Department at Washington.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
ATKINS-H
Another Side to the Davidson County
Primary Election Squabble.


Primary Election 6quabble.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l4.-There is
always two sides to every question, and the
Harris. Atkins contest is no exception to the
rule. The APPEAL yesterday contained
synopsis OF the report Of the Atkins Clubs
claiming Davidson County for Atkins and
the following synopsis OF the statement OF
officers OF the primary election denying
the charges made by the Atkins men is of
interest to the friends OF both Senator
Harris and Mr.. Atkins. Mr.. Argo, one OF
the Judges in the Sixth Ward, refutes the
statement in regard 10 the ro-
turns from that ward, saying that
they were perfectly fair aud correct.
The certified returns from this
ward were signed also by Mr.. Leak,
who says that his certified returns are cor
rect.
In the Second Ward the election was
held by the regular judges and clerks, and
the votes were counted by two newspaper
reporters, one OF the Democrat aud one OF
the american, in the presence OF the judges
and without any objection being offered
by any one.
In the Thirteenth Ward the election was
held 10y two Atkins men and one Harris
man, and the vote was regularly counted
and certified.
In the Seventeenth District Judges and
Clerks were regularly appointed, and held
the election. These Judges, and two men
who acted successfully rs receivers, deny
the statements OF the Atkins committee in
toto. They say that not a single Repub-
lican, or any other man, except those who
voted the straight ticket, was allowed TO
vote in the primaries; that not one Re-
publican was challenged by the Atkins
men for trying TO vote. They also deny
that the box was taken away TO count
the votes, but that the vote in the
regular and in the primary box were
counted within few feet OF each other
and in the same small room, and that the
house was full Of people who were watch
ing the count.
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The Cotton snnpIy.

From the Montgomery Advertiser.
Tho visible supply OF cotton for the
world Is 1921, 75l bales, decrease rs com.
pared with last year Of $50, 7O7 bales, de.
crease ~ compared with 1886 Of 4O2, 400
bales. aud decrease Of 27i,6l0 bales as
compared with 1885 For the week end
ing November 30 the total receipts ut all
United States ports were 25S,00l bales,
against 200, 2G2 bales last week, aud POI, 500
bales for the previous week, and 250, 800
bales three weeks since. making the total
receipts since September |, lSSS, 2.Gl6, i62
bales, against 2. l30.0i6 bales for the same
period OF 1887, showing n decrease since
September l. 1854, Of bil, 49, bales. Tho
total exports for the week ending last Fh-
day evening reached a total Of 200. lGj
bales, Of which 1874, az bales were 10 Great
Britain. ~, $50 were 10 France, and %, l3S
TO the rest Of the Continent
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Indications.
LocnI INSTRUMENTATION Rcnort.
COTTON"

Tho receipts Of cotton Yesterday ran mp to
sos bales, against G, 7l3 bales same day last
year. OF the receipts G,3i0 bales came in by
rail l,2i9 by river and zoo by wagons. Sales,
400 bales, or 1900 TO exporters and 800 to
spinners Sales for the week, 2S, 200 bales, Of
which 1850 to exporters and ll,GjO to spin
ners. Receipts since September /, 4lO,G0l
bales, against 27i,050 bales same time last
season. Shipments thus far this season, "a
$50 bales, against 2gi, ss3 bales for CORE
spending time last season. Shipments yes
tcrday, 1854 bales, against 1885 bales same
day last year. stock on hand, l5s, $50 bales,
against lS5, 100 bales same day last year
Spot cotton closed steady at Memphis, Liy-
crpool, New Orleans and New York. Fut-
urcs dccinS . points ut New Orleans. to .
points at New York and unchanged at Liv-
orpool Port receipts yesterday j3,091 bales
against a, 2Oi bales same day last year.
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ISpiASAroLis Ind, Dec. lA-Gon.
Harrison and Mr.. Morton passed rather q
quiet day They did not have very
largo number Of callers at the house to-
day, doubtlcs, owing to the fict that Il was
understood the public would have an op.
porunhy OF seeing them together tonight
ut the public reception. The President
elect put in the morning ~ his desk die
tating leticrs and Mr.. Morton remained
In his room a good share Of the morning,
feeling somewhat indlposcd on account
OF his sore throat When he arose this
morning hc found Il difficult to talk above
n loud whisper and suffered considerably,
10 much 10 that Mn. Morton prevailed
upon him TO send for Dr. o. 5. Runnells,
a homeopathsi, who prescribed for Mr..
Morton. and this evening his throat was
much better and he conyered with but
little noticeable difficulty. About
O'Clock Gen. Harrison and Mr. Morton
went out for short walk. They did not
come down town and were Como scarcely
hall an hour.
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ATnRRIpLE ACCIDENT.
-Four Men Killed and Fifth Seriously In
iured

Four Men Killed and Filth Seriously In
jured.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. li.-A special
to the EreHiag Wisconsin from Stevens
says "a terrible accident happened hero
about O'Clock this forenoon, by which
four men lost their lives and another was
seriously injured. Ten men were at work
on the inside Of the waier-works stand
pipe, In the course OF construction, and
were engaged upon the scaiIoding nearly
ninety feet from the foundation. Sud.
denly, and without moments warning.
one side OF the scaTold.ng gave way, pre-
cipi,aiing five Of tbs men TO the stone bot
tom. The killed are Charles Mysl- 2i
this city, who leaves a wife aud large fam
lily; Harry stills, Of Chicago; Albus and
Jack Ainsworth, whose homes are in the
East. The three last named are young un-
married men. Myers commenced work
but Yesterday Tho injured man rs John
Smith, also a stranger hcrc. The foreman
narrowly escaped with his life. Being in
Mt the bottom OF the pipe, he heard the
crash above aud spulng through the man
hole not a moment too soon. The other
five men above also had narrow escapes.
An inquest IA being held over the remains
this afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
IN TEE Tolls.

william Hunuicutt Arrested for tho
Murder OF a Deputy Marshal.
Special Dispatch n The Appeal.
Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. lL-wm. Hun
nicuit has been arrested for the murder OF
Deputy Marshal Goodson. near Roam
Mountain, on December |. Hunni-
cult seems TO have been spy in
the employment Of the moonshincrs, M
he claimed 10 be particular friend oi
Goodson and knew all his secrcts lie
waylaid Goodson and knocked him of his
horse with long club, breaking his neck.
lie riilcd Goolson's pockets, and a marked
$40 bill gave Hunnicutt away.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
SCHOOL sTATlsTIcs.
Annual Report OF the State suporlnton
dent OF Instruction.

Aunuui istpOIt VI bho oNhbo ohptEAnb1u-
dent OF Instruction.
Special Dispatch TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l4-State SUI
pcrintendent Smiths annual report for the
year ending June 30 1858, is about COM
plctcd, and will be given to the printer in
few days From It the following facts
arc obtained relative to the educational
facilities enjoyed by the people OF
Tennessee: Total number Of teachers In
s,itutes hal, i63; numbers Of teachers at
tending, I3j, Shelby County leading with
200; number OF teachers licensed. 1887;
total number Of school houses, 5,027; num-
Der erected during the year, sos,
estimated value OF schoolhouses, in
cludng grounds, sites aud furniture,
si,713. O3j.0j; number oil pupils en-
rolled m the public schools, white,
male, l70,072; white, female, l5j, 1906, coli
orrd, male. A, 703; colored, female, ~, $50,
total, al SOL. salaries Of teachers, $780,
g2l3s. School site buildings and repairs,
SIS. 500. Is; amount Of money on hand m
all the counties July /, 1855, SSSi. 500. SO;
received from the State, Sljj, 37l.S6, from
county. sos. 2l3.0S; from other sources
SIZE, 223. 10; total amount received II, 7O7,-
Bgl. %,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
rnE RIvER ANp nARpoR BIZ.
The Disposition That WIN Probably DO
Mado OF tho Measure.

special Dispatch to The Appeal
wAsuiNGroS, Dec. ll.-lt Is expected
that the river and harbor bill will be-
brought up In the House ON either Mon.
day or Tuesday. II would have been
called up tomorrow had not the House
adopted a resolution to adjourn over until
the fnt day OF next week. The friends Of
the bill arc trying TO come TO some agree
mcnt with the supporters OF the bill TO
organize Territory In Oklahoma,
which measure is still the un-
lnishcd business, In order that there
may he no conflict between the two. This
may prevent any action on the river and
haFbor hill until later In the week, hut II
l. proposed To have the bill IN such \ posi-
ton before the holidays that Il will be the
unfinished business 20 be disposed OF as
soon ~ the Christmas recess ends. IL
may be- passed and sent over 10 the Senate
by January 10, which will be something
unprecedented In river and harbor lcgisla-
ton. II tho Senate will then hasten the
passage OF the bill IL may become law 10y
! the lat OF February.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
southern Immigration uurcap.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Doc. L. Tho sub
Committee Of the Southern Interstate I'm
migration Bureau met today and passed.
resolutions leaving the conduct OF the
bureau. the omploymcntot secretaries, and
printing contracts 10 the general manager,
the Hon. h. H. Chiffon, OF Texas Mr..
Chiffon has received ,clcgams from Pu-
cblo, Col, New Orleans aud other cities
Offering inducements for the proposed
Southern Exposition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

JAcRsoNyiLLE, Fla, Dec. lL--A Tale
hasscc special says: Tho fast orange train
Jumped the track at q switch Just Yves; Of
this city this morning. Tho train WIS
thrown on top Of the engine. Scott sea-
brook. the engineer, aud Fireman Jim
Conycrs, colorcd were both instantly
killed. Brakeman Rice. young whiic
man. was badly scnldcd and bruised, but
viii recover. ID was q horrible wreck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
hrtLE Rock, Ark. Dec. lA-Parueu-
Lam werc received here today OF the death
from poisoning in Newton County, ARK
Of the Rev. Frank Aired, Methodist
preacher. and two Of his children. Mr.
Aired died "Wednesday last and his chill
drn the next day. Mrs. Aired and her
infant are sick from the same cause, but
hopes are entertained Of saving them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

Tnr Society Of Medical Jurisprulcncc,
Of New York, discussed yesterday the
Whiicchapcl murders, reaching tho con
clusion that Jack, the Ripper, isaman
Of sound mind. This is no, In accord
with the sentiment Of the general scirn-
tifc mind, We believe. \ min who could
commit these crimes Is certainly no, in his
RICH, mind
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

Tur Harris party in Nashville maintains
the integrity Of the Senatorial primary re-
turns in Davidson County. Il appears 10
be largely a question Of vcrIcily ON the
part OF the officers OF the election.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

SENATOR llALE, Of Maine, still believes
that Prcsidcnt-olcct Harrison will invite
Mr. Blaine To accept the Sccrctaryship Of
State Probably Mr. Harrison has en-
gagged Mr.. Hale to feel the public pulse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
A coLoRED POLITICIAN SHOT.
Sam Floyd. OF Crittendon County. Killed
by Mat Jeffries.

by Mat Jeffries.
Sam Floyd, a negro ex-County Treas
urer Of Crittenden County, Ark, was shot
and killed yesterday at Jones Landing, in
that State, by a white man named Mat
JeiIries
The difficulty occurred in the store Of II.
G.. Morrow. II is charged that Floyd
called JeiIrics a white-eyed s. b..
Jeiiries started toward him, when Floyd
pulled revolver, but before he got II
hip high Je1'ies had whipped ont
his own gun and fired three times, inilict-
ing mortal wounds, which caused death in
a few minutes thereafter Jelrries was ar
rested by Sheriff Werner and brought 10
Marion, where he was released on 81 900
bond
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

TnF Tennessee Republicans seem TO be
lying awake o. nights contriving to cap.
ture a due proportion Of the offices under
the Harrison Administration. Their as.
)rtiyencss now Il In inverse ratio TO their
vigor during the campaign.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
nn,IhA nirnnri

PrrrsBuno, Pa. Dec. david. A.
Stewart. chairman and treasurer Of Carnc-
gle, Phipps & co., aud president Of tho
Piusburg Locomotive Works was found
dead in bed this morning Nc his homo Ia
the EnSt End The deceased was about
iil,y years OF agc lie was IN apparently
good health when hc retired last night.
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ball passed through the right arm and
breast and ranged downward, being ex-
tracted from the left side. Richards after
the shooting ran away, but returned and
wanted to kiss his wife. When arrested
he told the policeman that he shot his wife
because she was in good health. She will
recover.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
rxrcurlvE cLnMnNcY Axle.
A Strong Petition Presented To tho
Governor OF ArkanuaA.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LfrrLE Rock. Ark, Dec. IA petit
ton bearing 500 signatures was today
presented to the Governor, praying him 70
grant pardon % !. /. Copeland, J. l..
Moloy and J. j. Cuncy, who were sen.
tcnccd 10 the rcnitcntiary last March
from Ashley County Ark, for assansinat.
ing a sowing machine agent Of this city
named Echcls. the particulars Of which
we're telcgraphed 10 Tr ArrrAL from
here at the time. A man named Duck
worth, was the on aimed 10 be killed by
the men, DuckwUrth having made In
limidaling lhnpis against them. The
affair created Intense excitement at the
time, and public sympathy was very
much against tho ucn who were ar.
rested bat. ON tlic true facts coming TO
light. public feeling ahaicd, and all the
/ leading citizens OF Ashlry County arc on
the petition. Tic three wives OF the three
men, with thrce little babies, appeared
bclorc his ENcclicncy this morning and
| intcrceded iorrthc pardon, telling the
Governor they wcri az in q destitute con.
diiion and nccloi the support OF their
husbands A decision will DC rendered Ia
/ a few DAYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

GOV. TAylou, while aihering to the
position he has taken that Evans Is en-
titled to the certificate as the Congress
man-clcci from the Third District, In the
bill hlcd by his attorneys yesterday, gocr
. FAR NJ to state thai Evans would be-
elected Il both Mcigs and Rhea Counties
should be thrown out.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
Arelhcr nlrmInIhnn Mann

special Dispatch 70 The ApiVaL
BHniS0nAM, Ala, Dec. h.-Jamcs W.
Gilmore, who was sho, IN the Iail riot sat
urlay night, died this afternoon. THIS Is
tho tenth death rcsulungirom The shohfIs
order 10 FIRE. He was shot In the stomach
and the ball passed entirely through his
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CoSoms.uAn nrrrmwourua unnexa.

spn resolution has excited the Canadians
greatly, and many Canadians dcnouncc it,.
but many expressions in is favor are
heard in the Dominion. Buitcrworth has
ut least succeeded Ia making il an issue In
Canadian politics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

NorvuHrAsDi.U the large receipts anil
talcs Of cotton, general trade remains
quiet Il b 90 elsewhere. all over thc
country, and much disappointment "
expressed at the non.appunn,c oi the
"boom" In business so ausu.uvIy looked
cor nfcr the clcclion. The result Of the
election may have bad something 20 DO
with the present quiet touc ct trade South.
bat Il will not account Tor Ike cilcc, at
he North. Tht CirH.dr. q cio5o observer
Of tho trade Of the country, Is Of the
opinion that ~ Is not difficult to end
reasons for the prevailing state Of things, "
and asserts that 'thc unsatisfactory rail.
road situation would appear TO be very
largely responsible for H. Tho roads
have suffered very heavy losses, aud
this, Of course, reacts on trade. cor one
industry canno, be in state Of depression
without affecting other industries al.
ycncly.. Tho priccs Of railroad securities
have undergone great depreciation, and
many holders have been forced TO soll at
heavy losses. Finally, dividends have
within the last twelve months been widely
reduced, and In many cases passed, and
thus tho income Of the persons dependent
upon this class Of investments has boon
greatly euriailed OF cut oa altogether. The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
SATURDAY. DEcEMBER 10, 1898

TnE Anarchists OF Chicago are calling
for more action and less words. The
Mayor Of the city should find n suggestion
in this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
IN SOCIETY.

A beautiful compliment was rendered
Miss Annie Reese last evening in the
shape of a box party by Mr.. Thos.
G.. Boggs. Miss Reese is the charming
guest Of Miss Clapp, and has for the
past week been the recipient Of marked
attention. The party occupied the
two lower boxes and witnessed a
delightful production OF "Peg Woi-
iiugton." After the performance the
party was entertained by Miss Heating at
a dainty supper at her residence on Madi-
son street. Those in the party were:
Mis- Annie Reese. llr. T. @. Boggs,
Miss Ole Clapp, Mr.. l. Gwyn,
Miss Carrie keating, Mr.. WIN Hos.
Miss Emma Galloway. Mr. VIII Percy.
Miss Margnrct Rogers, Mr. Hugh PCtilt
Mn. j. ". Heating. Mr.. Clark Knowlton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

nIE Appeal this morning presents a
budget OF critical opinion which will be Of
special interest to Sheriff Smith, Of Jciier-
son County, Ala.
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Kansas CRY, Mo-, Dec. iA-Lawrcnce
Richards, young man Of twcnty-six
years, who has acquired about SoO,O by
legacics. and who is suffering from con-
sumption, sho, his vito last evening Tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15

TuAr was a thoroughly characteristics
Republican proposition which ray.on, OF
Illinois, submitted 10 the consideration Of
the House Thursday the allotment Of tho
Oklahoma lands 10 Federal cx.slllor, ut
the civil war; Tho hot opposition il GA.
counicrcd from members promiucn, ON
both sides Of the body, made ihc author
feel like hc had suddcnlyrut bis loot m,oa
homctsncsi. Warner Of n aouf, uchell
Of the Grand Army Of ihc Republic, dc.
clarcd himself against II Immediately. tax.
ing The ground that the cvsollIcr vcr
not mgudicants. Il now ramains to bt
sccn whether or not the Grand Army will
support Warner In his position. Tbatnol,
has been supposed, generally to talk,
everything that WIS within rcach.