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A few more such exhibitions on the
part Of the Mayor as that witnessed by
those who were present in the First
Branch Council Chamber last night
will serve perhaps to bring the people ol
Wheeling to a full realization Of the
mistake they made in placing in a high
and honorable position a man whose
principal recommendation was his con-
yiylal habits. 1t is a shame and a dis
grace to the city that because ofthe con-
ditlon Of the Mayor, the First Branch
was obliged to adjourn without having
disposed Of the large amount Of impor-
tapt public business before 1t.
When these occurrences have become
so frequent as to amount to a public
scandal it is time for action on the part
Of those in whose power It is to act
There are sensitive citizens who may nd
yocate the suppression Of the dlsgraceful
truth on the ground that 1t will give the
city a bad name abroad, but Is itnot bet
tor to rid our good name Of the disgrace
at once, aud thus avoid a repetition Of
sucl, scenes as that which brought a
blush Of shame to the face Of every
Councilman and spectator last nightP
Let Council ask the Mayor for his
resignation, and II he refuses, let them
adopt more heroic means In the dIrec.
tion Of an immediate reform. 1t lis not
a aQucstlon of politics, but one OF decency.
We chCeriully accord to the Mayor,
twho is also our police judge) the right
to indulge his appetite to It's satisfaction,
but, speaking for the citizens and tax.
payers, we object to that indulgence
reaching point where it interieres with
the public business and the performance
Of his official duties,
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Jael. Tie IlIppet,s victim.

LONDON, June 25.- The name oi The
woman whose body was cut up aud
thrown into the Thames recently, was
Elizabeth jackson. This fact has been
established by scars on the body and by.
the clothing. Tile woman was Of low
character and was in the habit otire.
quenting common lodging houses IN
Chelsea. She was last seen alive on
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W4slllS0TOR, y. O., June 9S.--seCfe.
Mry Tracy authorizes IN emphatic do.
NAL Of tho story that hls recent visit 10
lhe New York Navy Yard was connected
Win, or attended by wholesale dis
charges ot Democratic employees. The
Secretary gays that tho Chief Of lhl
bureau ol Engineering IA authority loi
lhe statement that there has been no To-
uurIloh Of tho force employed there,
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THE OIL EXCITEMENT
Resumed on the FIttsburEh Exchange
Standards Hand.

6tlnuufu'h hunus
PtTrsYuRaH, Pa, June 25.-The ex.
citement, which came yesterday to en-.
liven the every day monotony on the
floor Of the Oil Exchange, was resumed
this morning. Apparently every MEM
ber was on the floor long before the
opening. At 1880 Broker ]. N. Bich.
ards announced bis inability TO fulfil his
contract. The failure caused no sur
prise as it was known he was caught on
the "shorp side yesterday. Mr.. Rich.
ards said that nobody should lose by his
failure which was for $4,000. Taking
It TO be true that the Standard did take
the 3,50O,0O0 barrels of the producers
hands there can be but one theory on
Yesterdays wild advance. That Is after
doing so instructions were given their
brokers to put the market 10 the option
price, which was 90 cents that while
bidding 10 do this the trade, especially
in this city, became panic stricken, took
the market from the Standard control
and pushed IL to 81 02,
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ilnlltnnA nmtlal. Arnolnleil

MlLwAukRH, WIS., June 9b,--UIfcu'
lars were issued yesterday afternoon BY
PRECEDENT Colby, Of the Wisconsin Cen.
tfAl announcing the appointment Of
George X Fitch "a 96hOfal Eastern
Agent ol the Wisconsin Central Rail.
road, With headquarters at New York
Agent d Pltbbuighi and q, 7. 00IhlIn
40 General Agent III Cincinnati,
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FRANCIS y. BRYANT DEAD.
One OF IlIInois' Leading Business Men and
Politicians,


BEHRNF, ILLsq June 25,-The Hon.
Francis =, Bryant died at his home in
this place yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Bry-
ant was born at Nelson, N, H., February
Q, 1878, and came to Schuyler county,
Illinois, In 1887. From there he moved
TO Bement in 1856, where he has since
lived, and has been engaged in active
business the greater part Of the time,
retiring from the banking business jan
uary ], 1888. He was an ardent Demo-
crat, aud numbered among his personal
friends many eminent men OF all polih.
cal parties. He was q warm friend OF
Judge Douglas, and II was at his house
in this place that Douglas and Lincoln
held q conference and arranged for their
public debate, which became so import
anita part OF the historyof the State and
Nation. he was elected to the illinois
Legislature.
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RUNNING DOWN COONBY.
A Circular Description of the Man Wanted
In the Cr0nin Case,


In the Cronin Case.
CHICAGO, June 95.-The police are
working industriouSly in running down
clews 10 the whereabouts Of Cooney, the
crouin suspect. They have issued a
circular photograph Of him, accompanied
by the following description:
"Patrick Cooney, Irish, about 50 years
old, 5 ieet 6I inches tail, i6S pounds, full
chested (40 inch gitth), round face sal,
low complexion, slightly pockmarked
and ireCkled, light blue OF gray eyes,
brown hair, and red dish horseshoe
mustaChe, fs. an intelligent talker and
has a slight English accent Is quick and
precise In movement and acts as though
he had q military training. He Ia
wanted for the murder Of p. II. Cronin
All information should. be addressed u
George w. Hubbard, General supt. ol
the police, Chicago"
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TgRNHR RVNl.
The Great Gathering ofsoole-
ties at Cincinnati,
THE MAGNIFICENT PARADE
Yesterday was the Feature orthe
occasion-A Grand Array OF
singingapd Athletic Clubs.
AGreAt Big Success,

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'r,''f.'l M 49, ~ ~ =, i, ~
=, o..a- =, sas ~, tsast ~. ,s M y y s
.HsssrIts. N, !, =, Wy w. As'u' = = sissts
NsS. 81 - .s alps, ~ vo'sssss w.
sass .,,a NV, assslss' ..a' ssa sus @tTs.s ~
nv ~s ,.,,. 49, .AS's sssqSa''' ,A ssss M,
o;nna.rs @ ~ ~ ,si.;o's s v'ss's ~ ~ ~,
~ ~ s.4sss.sA =, !, W k,yss
spsvsaculA Representations o. home pn7
der Nero, and the Fall Of Babylon, have
been used as the place Of athletic con-
tests "A well as ior the camnino groi,nd
M. oon @ .t,iS..' go ~ a. sss,''
otns l,oVv A1nleIes, An anlphilleAlfe
with seats for 1900 people affords the
best possible view OF the exercises. Then
tba waatbar hos haar daN,htfrl tyo,,
~ Nv "N's. .N,.., Aas .Ss,i NsNss.lN ~
sne psslnn!ns anu V'uayi WHICH was fet
apart Tor the great parade, was every
thing that could be desired for that puT.
pose. The parade ended In lnwood
park, on Mt. Auburn, where Q general
picnic was held and where The. awards o.
prizes We're made known during the ai-
tefnoon,
THE PARADE.
The narada N to.dav a the most con.
~ q x, '''s III, Il MI
sP'vuous 'e'Atu'e OF tle ti'eeNlk tns
Whole line OF march has been protusely
decorated by occupants Of buildings un-
til'tba sttaets a.o onalina n colo,s i,be
y, Wv 49, 1's WV i''s ,,.,s go ~
Nauoual nag anu great qpanEEiss ~ tpe
National colors-red, white and blue
form the principal part OF the decofa'
tons. There Is . notable absence 1.-THE
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told him that her children ate great
deal Of candy and she thought that
might have had something to do with
their decease.
Every effort had been made by Mrs.
Whiteling's counsel 10 save her lie, first
by proving her 10 be insane and also on
the sentimental ground that being q
woman, the extreme penalty OF the law
should mot be administered, and q pum-
ber Of philanthropio women also inter
ested themselves in her behalf and en-
deayored 10 secure q Communication OF the
death sentence, but efforts We're una,
yailing and the miserable woman had 10
hang, the only clemenOy extended her
being a short respite by the Governor,
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AvsriN, TRxS June OS. THE killing Of
Red Gibson at Wharton last Saturday,
by Kyle Terry, has stirred Up bad blood
In wharton aud the adjoining county
(Foft Bend, and there are Rfaye iosfa
that the opppAlng factions will claSh and
much blood be ahed. III II
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WAITING FOR EHR END.
Gen. Oamsron's CondItion Hopeless Death
May Come at any Moment.

LAScAsFRR, Pa, June 95, Gen, Cam
eron continues to grow weaker, His
family are gathered about his bedside
and are prepared for the end which may
come at any moment. Atthe same time,
II there should be a spell Of weakness
similar to the one that attacked him last
evening he may survive the night.
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RulslA,l ToreIrn Ielatlonl..

81. Br1rRsnuRe, June 25. The Vow
nal De 81. Ptttr,turg makes no comment
upon the speech Of the Emperor Of Aus.
tria 10 the delegations, but In an ediio-
rial article, which occupies q prominent
position In the paper, II remarks that
Russia'B toreign relations are unchanged
and expresSesthe hope that peace may
be maintained. ffiYlf
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Tho Parneii CommIssion.

LONDON, June 25.--At the meeting Of
the Parnell Commission to-day Mr..
Joseph Edward Kenny, M. p, denied
that he had introduced LIE caron 10 Mr..
Sexton. He never knew the man. He
further declared that he would not ad-
init such o man 10 his house, as he
showed by his face that he could not be
tfnatad. Hi Nj
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NnwARK, o., June %. The Democrats
Of tho Licking, Atulkingum, Perry and
Delaware counlies district hOldaconyen.
tlon this afternoon 70 nominate A can.
didal0 for State Senator On the second
ballot Daniel GAumof, editor q AZ
Hanveyillo Sigeal was chosen % th'
tominUb,
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BERSs, June 25.--Asa a result Of Tie.
complaints made BY foreign powers Of
the actions Of Socialists and oihofs n
switzetland, the Government has apl
pointed permanent public pfoaecdlof
In order 10 Bttengthen the control Of the
police oyetth themoyemenh Of feiugecol
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rAIRNONT FREE MASONs.

st, .Iohns Day Duly Observed OhIcOrs
Elected by the Hlue Lodge and Com
,,,n,,LorV
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The oil FURRY Id New York,

NEW YoRk, June 25.-1t Is reported
on In the stock exchange that an outside
syndicate has offered the Producers
Association 81 per barrel for the $780,.
900 barrels Of petroleum held by them,
The petroleum was taken by the pro.
ducers two years ago and carried against
an option 10 deliver II at 90 10 the
Standard OIL Company. This option
expires on Saturday.
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WILMINGTON, June q. William Wal.
ier Phelps, one Of the American Com.
inlsSlonets 10 the Samoan Conference,
mas arrived In Washington, He called
on Secretary BlAlnO N The lAlter'a hotel
thls morning and had a long C0neultA.
ton. NJ, Phelps brought Che Samoan
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WASHINGTON, June e5,-The death Of
Mrs, Hayes was received with feelings
Of genuine sorrow and regret by the
older employees Of the White House, to
whoms she was endeared by fond recol-
leCtions Of her kindness 10 them while
she was miatress Of the White House.
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Dunuaur, Iowa, June Pol. Il. oaL.
mans jewOlry store in EaAt Dubuque
was entered By burglars last night and
completely stripped oi iW contents.
Over forty watches and large amount
oiIoWelry we're taken, Nothing was LOFT
but one watch, the regulator and hx'
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A AIutllnrnf,n anlrldn.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 25.-- George
Mccann, who was awaiting trial for the
murder Of bis wife on Saturday, June Is,
BY crushing her skull with q hatchet
while she lay asleep In bod, hanged
himself In his cell at The county prison
early this morning.
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PAhiS, June 0b,--The government ~
Of opinion that The sentences imposed
at Angoulemo upon NJ. Defouledo and
taguetre were mot severe ehough and
has lodged an appeal 10 have thO inde
ment q che Court cot aside, and llic
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nAMp rMnNrY BREAKS ur.
Tie rtO.ldon. Of the whl.l,y trust sum.

The President OF the whisky Trust Sum.
moned to fell Why,
onieAoo, June 25.-oamp 20, The
States Attorney learned to-day, has
within the past week been dis
banded. Edward spellman, President
Of the Whisky Trust, who was the
prlnuipal officer OF the Clan.na.Gael for
Illinois aud Michigan, was summoned
10 give q reason ior The dlBbandmept,
The break up Of this time IL
not pleasing 10 the attorney.
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Sttiai blipaiA 10 Rs hkl6ae0.
W@foS, W. Va, June 25.-The Jury
In the rasO Ci the State VB, Jonathan
Smith, charged with passing counterfeit
to-day,
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BKRLin, June %. The statement thal
there were no German officials n ibo
railway stallion 10 meet The CzatoWIteii D
Russia when he stopped here labt hlkhi
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has been an honorary member Of the So.
ciety ofthe Army OF West Virginia, the
medal OF which had been presented 10
her by the soldiers, whose loyal regard
tor her va. was an homage the most highly
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WooiYoIif tIonvIblnlI.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 25.--Tom Wool.
folk, who murdered nine OF his family,
has been convicted In the Superior Court
Of murder In the hrst degree.
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lightiR, June o. The sum Of $4,000
hao beu1 forwarded ll0m here % Ahief.
ca for The bonoht oi The Jphnylown Bul.
iotOtD. lb.N IIi,l i
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AIINb Nm IIll Neah llrnLanl

MHhinlA, o., June 2O.--0Wen Mo.
Mlhnati had hia neck broken by d iall on
Sunday, He u lllll alive and hl9 neck
ha4 been enclosed IN d plaglgt cabl,
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Hoe, John wallace Dead.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, June 25.-Hon,
John w, Wallace died at his home in
this city at late hour last night, He
was born In Beaver county in 1878.
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Doycue ueuattftom ettOinla, haittheum
ot other humomI Take Hoods sataa'
paillla tue great blood putiltt i0O
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g. prtnhstuna, June q, -1heihpoil
guy y v sI Sn paper pulp has been raised 90
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FORAKER TOR GOVERNOR.
That is the Drift Of Things at
Columbus at Present,
A GREAT, GRAND CONVENTION
Fun orEpthuslasmf for Third Term
A Belief that the Tide is Too
Strong to TuFn-The Ticket
to be Nominated To-Day
speeiaI pLpaleA o ~ Mlellqtnaa.

Special DtpaieA 10 ne IAisli0aas,
CoLUMBus, o., June 25,-Unless all
signs fall the Republican State Conyen'
tiop tomorrow will repominate Gov
ernor Foraker. There is some oppos-
ition to thisprogramme, but the other
candidates, Kennedy, Dawes, Lampson
and o'Neal are unable to concentrate
their forces; besides, Forakeris the sec.
ond choice Of nearly all the delegates
who favor other candidates for the Gov
ernonhip, The name Of Governor For.
aker will not be formally presented, but
It 10 the expectation Of his friends that
he will secure the nomination on the
fst ballot without any flourish Of
trumpets in a presentation speech. II
Foraker is successful the nominee for
for Lieutenant Governor Is likely to be
either Lampson or Bushnell, The
balance Of the State ticket will be re,
nominations Of the present inCum'
bents.
Hon.W. O, Cooper, ofMt, Vernon, will
be permanent chairman, he having de.
fested Hon. William Mckinley for that
hoaerin committee tonight, by the vote
Of "a to Z. The platform adopted 10.
night commeuds the Republican Ma.
tional and State administration, fayoH
protection for home industries, a free
ballot aud an honest count Of the vote
in the South.
A REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.
Tie convention isa purely represen.
tatlye one, as the Republicans, regard.
less otwhether they arc delegates or
not, arc here to SEQ how the work Is
done. The veterans In the Republican
ranks are on hand to take apart In the
proceedings, as they may be called upon,
and the young men are here TO
SEQ to Il that the rising forces
are not forgotten. Considering the
fact that so many Of the representative
men Of the party in the State arc here,
has led to the observation that nothing
will be done in the Convention but that
which will meet with the endorsement
OF the party and the people. It is OK.
peCted that there will be an exchange oil
views oi such q pointed and direct char
acter before the business Of the Conyen.
tion Is completed that all will be salts.
fed with what has been done, and that
there will be at least good reasons offered
for the result, whatever II may be. Some
OF the bright minds Of tue party In the
State are on hand, and some Of the most
eloquent tongues, and 1t will not only
be an occasion for the reception Of cold
facts, but some brilliant oratory will be
offered and a grand treat enjoyed by the
delegates and the spectators,
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During the four yeas Of hofliio attho
White House she was distinguished BY
the graceful cordially with which aho
received all who came 10 her Since the
retirement oi her husband from public
LIE he has been ~ AfdAntly interested
member 0i the WomAn'a Relief Uofps,
and hAs lefyed dufing auccgtelye yCafa
~ Rtealdeul 81 tho Wqmata' Home Mla'
llohAtY Society d Lho M ~ church. ehO
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,,


Mr.. H. H. Warner has placed in my
possession the formula of the several
medicines manufactured and sold under
the general designation of "Warner's
Safe Remedies" l have invested the
processes of manufacture which are
conducted with extreme care and ac-
cording to the best methods. I have
taken from the Laboratory samples of
all the articles used in the preparation
of these medicines, as we'll as the sew
eral medicines in which they enter. I
have also purchased from different
druggists in this city "Warner's Safe
Remedies" and upon critical examina-
ton find them all entirely free from
mecury and from poisonous and dele
terious substances.
s. A. baltimore, Phi. D., LII. D.,
Analyst of Foods and Medicines, New
York State Board of Health, Profess
or of Chemistry, University of Roch-
ester, N. Y.
We cannot think that firm of the
standing of H. 81. Warner q; Co. would
dare publish such statement fit were
untrue, and we now have that firms
authority to say to our readers it is alb
solutely and unqualifiedly true in every
particular.
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OF, but twas from seventy to eighty miles
from Ehere We then were. am aware that
the above sounds like some things We tread
of but is easily believed by al who have
been in this section Of the country and know
of the wonderful elearness of the atmosphere.
same who was at one time pastor of the
Methodist church, in Napoleon. He is sta
toned here and breaches in Coolidge, and at
other points, / believe, as well as here. The
Methodist is the only church building in
town, though several other denominations
have organizations and services here.
Much more could be said about the coun-
try and the future prospects for settlement,
but this letter is long enough now, so I'll
leave these and other matters until another
time. G. LIE.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.
The U nion Central Life Insurance Company

The nion Central Life Insurance Company
vs.
John s. Greenler, ct. 81.
Order of sale from Henry county Court Of Common
Pleas
By virtue of an order of ale issued from
named courtand to me directed as Sheriff Of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the north door
Of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio. on
Saturday, March 10th, 1889,
atthe hour of O'Clock, p. M, of said day, the To-
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
county. Ohio. to-wit:
The south half w of the southwest quarter
Of Section Twelve Q2), Town Three (3), North
Rrange Six 10y East, Henry county, Ohio.
The north half (1a) of the south west quarter OF
Section Twelve Q2(, Town Three (3), North Range
Six (6) East, Henry county Ohio.
Tie south half (19)of the northwest quarter of
Section Twelve Q2, Town Three (3l, North Range
Six 10y East, Henry county Ohio.
The north half (&) of the south half (1a( Of the
Three 49, north Range Six (6) East, Henry county,
Ohio.
The south half (1S) of south half "a of the north
west quarter of Section Thirteen Q3), Town Three
(S), North Range Six (6) East, Henry county, Ohio.
First tract appraised at 81, ,08000.
Second tract appraised at 90, 800 90.
Third tract appraised at $500 90.
Fourth tract appraised at 81, ,6s0.00.
Fifth tract appraised at 81, ,560.0O
Total appraisement $l4 $40.
Terms Of sale Cash.
E.T. BARNES,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Campbell & VanCampen, attorneysfor plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Feb g. 1883. $135(
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COLUMBUS, O., March SIN q few
days another chapter in the history of
the war on Foraker will be written.
During the illness of Attorney-general
D. X. Watson, some weeks ago, Gov
ernor Foraker appointed ex-Atty. gen
eral KOhler and Clarence Brown, of
Toledo, assistant counsel to defeat the
attempts of certain national banks to
overthrow the tax valuation determin-
ed upon by the State Board of Equali-
zation. Some of the cases concerned
banks in Cuyahoga county, and Comfy
solicitor Dissette, among Others, kicked
at what he looked upon as Foraker's
officious interference. Watson was
also mad, claiming that Foraker had
usurped the powers of the attorney
general. A very warm personal inter-
view was had by these two State Off
cials in the governors room.
1t is claimed that Foraker has since
said that he had provocation sufficient
to have kicked the big legal luminary
out of the gubernatorial sanctum. The
correspondence between Foraker and
Watson was very bitter and the heft OF
the argument and verbal roasting so
clearly on Foraker's side that letters of
Foraker, Watson and Clarence Brown
werelprinted in pamphlet form. Friends
interfered and the pamphlets were
suppressed. Possibly large bundle OF
them still remain In Governor Foraker's
safe. Four copies however, got out
The contents of them are gradually
leaking out and Watson suspects that
the leakage is due to secret work of For
aker's friends and he has written long
letter to Brown which will soon be ir
the hands of the newspaper men.
If Foraker is a candidate for renom
inatiou in the fall he will meet his ole
friend Watson, also candidate for in
dorsement in the convention, and the
probabilities are that Watson's raver
scalp will adorn the governors belt.