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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-06
MANCHESTER IN DARKNESS.
A Strike of the Men Employed In the City
Gas Works Trouble Mny ResuIt.

A Strike of the Men Employed In the City
Gas Works Trouble May Result.
LONDON, Dec. 5-'Ths men employed
in the Municipal Gas Works at Man
chester, recently lodged notice that
they were about to 60 on a strike. They
subsequently attempted to withdraw the
notice, but were not allowed to do 90.
and they were locked out. Eon.union
men have been engaged to ill the places
OF the locked out men, and they are fed
and lodged in the gas works. The men
who are locked out assume a lnenacing
attitude. The supply OF gas Is not ads.
quate to the demand, and at night the
city Is only half lighted.
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MRS, AlAOREY'S LIBEL'SUlT

Settled by the Newspaper PubliahIng an
Apology aud Paying Money to n Charita.
BILE Institution.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The action brought
by Mrs. John W. Mackey against the
proprietors Of the Manchester Examiner
forlibel on publishing an article chars-
ing that prior to her marriage with Mr..
Mackey Mrs. Mackey was a washer
woman in Nevada, was settled to-day by
the defendants apologiziug to the plain
tiff for the publication Of the article
complained ol, and paying the costs Of
the action, The defendants agreed to
pay a certain sum Of money 70 some
charitable institution to be selected by
Mrs. Mackey.
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A FAMOUS ilOTgl.

A History Of the AtobOhgaheia House -The
llisiSfie ihtefsst that clusters AbSulil.
The MOnOnsahelA house as II stands
today, or rather hS II stood prior to the
htc this morning, was a plain but sub.
utauual hye.SlOry brick building al The
corner Of smithaeld, Flnl avenue and
Water StrestV, With a frontage Of iROieOt
on Water street and running l55 ieoI on
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ARRIVED AT llOzANlBIOup.

The Long Journey Made by bishop SmytI,Ies
of tho Central African Mission,
LONDON, Dec, Bishop Smythies, of
the Central African mission, has arrived
at Mozambique from Likoma, Lake
Nyanza. lie made the journey over
land from Quillamaue, the crew OF the
boat in which he was travelling having
demanded higher pay and having quit
work on their demand being refused.
The bishop denies the report telegraph
ed from Zanzibar that he had been at
tackled BY natives belonging to the Maka-
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TRAGEDY An A ClRCus.

A Crowd of Drunken Men Raise q Row,
Three Killed and several Wounded.
CoLuMBtA, s. O., Dec. GA terrible
tragedy iS Just reported from RobeSon
county on Monday. A circus exhibited
at Lumberton that night, aud a crowd oI
drunken negroes began a quarrel among
themselves. Soon q free flght was in
progress. The conflict ragged for Rt least
twenty minutes, when Anally the smoke
oil tue battle cleared away II was found
that Jack Hunt, Tom Collier and Julius
smbta were Killed aud half q dozen
others more or less serlouSly injured,
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Special DtDaieh 10 Lhe iHtehgaetr,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5,-West Virginia
pensions we're granted to-day as follows:
Original invalid-Martln Greenless, Flat
Greek. Restoration and reissue-John
]. Jeukinson, Pennington. Increase
], O. Cottrell, Highland; Alfred A. Gil.
leim, Fiat Greek ]. NJ. Early, 81, Maty's.
Reissue-Lewis BtSet, LIttletOhi NJ.
Garfield, New Inlerestj +. NJ. Noble,
West Union. Reissue and increase
John T. Greer. Ambrosia. Original
widows, &C,-A, d., widow Of John Gar.
lin, Wheeling; Mary g., widow Of VIM.
J. Dnrier, 81, George, issue OF NOven.
her Qb. 1880
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A SHORT SESSION.
onloIal Notification OF the Dsralcutlon of
Slloott-A Few Committees Named.

oalcIaI Notification OF the DefalcatIon of
Sllcott-A Few Committees Named.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 5.-The
Speaker laid before the House the fol.
lowing communication from j, P, Lee.
dom, late sergeant.at.Atms Of the House,
directed TO the Speaker:
~ regret TO report that @. f. sllcott,
late cashier Of the Office Of the Sergeant.
at.Arms, las departed from this city
without settling his accounts and have
been unable to ascertain his where.
abouts, aud there is q deficiency Ia the
cash OF the Office. In view Oi these cir.
cunstances, respectfully request an
immediate investigation Of my accounts,
under such action as the House Of Ren.
resentatives may take In the premises" "
Mr.. Adams, Of Illinois, therefore oGer-
cd the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
"WHEREAs, j. 7. Leedom, late Ser
geant at.Arms Of the House St Repre-
senIatives, has reported 10 the House
that O. Il. SllCott, late cashier OF the
office OF the Sergeant.at.Arms, has do.
parted from the city without settling his
accounts and hiB whereabouts are un.
known, and that there Ia deficiency 10
cash In said Office Of about $4,000,
"ReSo'rcd, That a select committee be
appointed by the Speaker 10 examine
the accounts Of said Office an report
thereon to tho House"
The committee which has authority 10
administer oalhS aud 10 report In whole
or In part al any time was appointed by
the Hppaki rs iUllOwBi
MVsStp. Adams, stewart, Of Vermont; F;
Payne, Reed, Of Iowa. Holman, Rloput
and Helnphill, The Speaker also alS
pointed the following CommlllOesi
on Rvles-Thp Speaker aud MS.srs.
Mckinley, papnon, Carlisle aud Randall.
On AuCOuntB-NlbSslB Spopnet, Booth.
man, KOlly, Of Kansas, MCCorl, llaus.
broush, llGyeI GrIlneF, l.ee aud R,rtai
Pennsylvania,
On Enrolled lillls-MCSStp. Kennedy,
Townsend, Of Pennsylvania, Moore, 81
New Hampshire, Kllpore and Williams.
The House, then, OH motion Of Mr.. Me-
HinlOy, al 1915 adjourned until Mon
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HptcIdI Dllp1IfN % Mc InIrNptncfF.
WASulN0roS, d. O., Dec. Q Hon. W,
II, II. Flick aud Sheriff Miller, Of Berke.
ley county, arrived thisovenins.
Tho House cases Ia which West Wiz.
ainians are interested are still undeCi.
dud. Their friends continue 10 make
a vigorous campaign for thsm and their
chances estIll considered good.
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ANOTHER llOEEL PIRE.
Tho Miner House ut Tswas, Mloh,-Two
Bodies In tho Ruins.


Bodies In tho Ruins.
EAST TAw4s, MIeHa Dec, 5.-The
Miner House took IRE this morning
from a defective chimney. Prompt work
on the part Of the tremen saved the
west portion Of the hotel, but the rest Of
it,was destroyed, Two chared bodies
were found In the ruins, and It is sup.
posed one Is that Of Ed Roney, the clerk,
but 1t Is not known whose body the
other Is. Five men were also hurt In
fighting the flames.
The house itself was one Of the oldest
In town and not very valuable, There
was SOME insurance on the property. II
took hard work to save the adjacent
property,
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slIMMir llOrE nELElSEn.

lie 10 Given Two Days In which 10 I.savS
ti,p Stale uI New York,
NEw YoRK, Dec. 6.-"jimmy" Hope,
tbs noted bank burglar, was discharged
from custody by Judge Wheeler In the
uAiled States Circuit Court, and ho was
allowed two days time 10 leave this
State. His Honor decided that hU was
entItl lvd 70 hlg liberty, having served
impfibonmgnt Tor ctlnO Under which hO
was exlfadited.
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GUILTY OF MURDER.
a Japanese WHO Killed Fellow Country.
man Convicted.

New YoRk, Dec. 5.-The jury in The
trial Of shihok 1nRIo, the japanese
sailor who murdered Afuro ComiContari
a fellow countryman In tho Japanese
sailors boarding house, No. "a James
street, on November 10, by stabbing hlm
in the left breast, brought in a verdict oI
murder In The Hfst degree at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. He was remanded ior
aauihNca
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LONDON, Dec, Viscount proto, the
last Prime Minister Of Brazil, has arrived
at ronUriilo by way Of st. Vincent.
While at the latter place he had a con-
ference with Dom Pedro, the ex.Em-
perOE VisCount Petro has given an ac.
count Of tho revolution which agrees on
the detail Of the navy heretofore pub.
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EIGHT PERSONS KILLED

And Many Injured by u boiler Exploslon,ln
Louisiana.
BoYcE, La, Dec, 5.-The boiler oil
oalhoun's gin at Coliax on the Meridith
plantation exploded this morning kill.
ing six men and two women aud wound
Ing many Others, all negroes. A palt Of
the boiler was blown fifty.six feet, while
another part passed through large
brick chimney.
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THE FARMERS ALLlASCg
why thO Consolidation Ia Not Made al
gnpa-SiF. ClpYAe'1 Statement.

WY Ehp Nph"oNuhtluh u NOT Made nt
ghea-NF, ClpNAe'a Statement,
81. LOUIS Dec, bat the Earmets'
Alliance convention this afternoon, re.
ierFlng 10 tue probability Of consolidating
the two alliances, north aud south, Mr..
0lowSe, Ot the Alliance, said 'Grhs
Idea as near "a Can 1ivs
10 you 10 thisi The committee
Will draw up bet OF reSoiu.
tions, tho substance Of which
will be 10 lollowsl The Fafn,enI AMI.
ance vi | consolidate With ths Farlnefs'
aud LAbotets' Union when lwo.Ihifdb Of
the States that represent the Alliance
agree 70 10. The reason that daHnils
aulion 10 not taken now by the delegates
70 because q their limited power. They
only qhye Tue power 10 suggest things 10
the Alliances represented BY them"
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JUDGE GREEN'S SUCCESSOR.

II will Probably be Hon, Daniel II. Lucas,
A.PecullRr Fitness,
Special DiIpaieh Ohe Iateltaaea.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec, 5,-It is
rumored here tonight that Hon, D, B,
Lucas, Of Jefferson county, will be ap-
pointed to hll the vacancy on the su-
preme Bench caused by the death Of
Judge Green, until a new election can
be had. There would be o peculiar ft-
ness in this, inasmuch as he once ap.
pointed Lucas when he had no right 10
and now will appoint the same man
again when he has no right to appoint
anybody 10 anything.
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pl.nllInr Conlnnnx A..lrn..

ST. JosErn, Mo-, Dec. 6,-The A,
Fupt DlStiIilng Company made an
assignment last night to It's book.keepef,
Fred Holnkaul. Tho principal Ctedi.
tors OF the company are wholesale
whisky houses ID New York, Chicago,
81. Louis aud Kansas CllN
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A farm jOutnNl aSRsi "wby do ,ho
iyr3ung rush 70 tllO towns and cIti, Y5
The an9wef Is easy enough, II i bs.
GauSe thgy nro anxious 10 pCt L Sts.
Ana lhU fact hat there ara no IaymS IN, H.
ipe CITY may have something 10 do VIih
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Tlp soutll iInEoln sn,,s,,,,

MlTcnELL s, D., Dec. 6.-Goyornot
NlllCtte, interviewed here to-day, aid
that he had visited Miner county and
found go families In need Of hlj. po
said that South Dakota would do votv.
tltutp, 'V ue1'
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Fnrssln.od nIl illn RIO.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 6,-A decree Of sale
was today entered In the United States
Court Of this district In the foreclosure
suit VI tho Mercantile Trust ComnSSv
Of New folE, against tho KanaWh ha K
Ohio Hallway OOmpanY.
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snyernl IInndred Nomination..

wAsilSuroS, Dec. 6.--The President
to-day sent to the Senate several hun.
dred nominations Of persons appointed
TO office during the recess Of Congress.
They were 10 the Departments OF State,
Justice, Interior, War and Navy,
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REVEALED Inns WIEEy SECRET.

SHE HAD Two Husbands and the Second
dave 1ISr Away,
NEtsoNyiLtE, o., Dec. b,-Mn. Fannie
johnson was arrested and taken 10 jail
al Athens charged With bigamy. Mt,
johnson and bic wife had been quarrel,
ing considerably Aud bslHg aware oI
hdt iOtnef marriage, preferred the
charges, Her 1Bt hh1bAhds name Waa
Nuby and he nov resides 10 VolImhpa,
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HALLWAY ArcIdcnl ln tinr,nllnr.

BERLIN, Dec, 6.-A railway train was
thrown from the track at SOfan In Bran.
denburp today. This cars fell down an
embankment, and three persons were
killed and many others injured.
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WANT PURE MILK.
I'roleSutlnE FariuSrs fot Adding wateF Ia
tic Yield Of Thelf Cows

tho Yield Vt Their Cows,
z wARREs, o, Dec. A,--Ths cheese fac.
tory men have created q senIaIlon in The
cheese belt Ia the north edge Of the
county BY arrests Of prominent farmers
charged with watering thelE milk. j.
Mcfarland, Oi Hartford has been found
guilty In tile Criminal Court, aud Alex,
jackson, q hitherto reputable North
Bloomfield dAlfyman, 10 now On trial,
and more will follow,
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KINGSTON, oSTp Dec. s.-IJohn Mad.
den and his wife were burned to death
last night. Their llorse took Gre and
while they were trying to extinguish
the flames their means OF escape were
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URnASA, o, Dec. 6.-Dote S,iyo c,o.
", Caldwell, Of the NeS York, Penn.
sylyanla 4 Ohio railroad, TODAY ~.
rested Conductor Isaac SLloEney and
llfaktnen berry Ramsey md tsssa aS
CLARK for rOhhInp freight gats O'0oe
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pARNgLL WILL SPEAK
In Nottingham Tussdny-NIombcr Of Par.
linn nnl WIN INIII u,,,....l NJ. -

IN NUItlhEIINm TueAUhy-Mombers or Par.
lIaincnt Who wIllsupnort Hin.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-Mr. Parnell will
speak at meeting at Albert Hall, Not.
tingham on Tuesday. His speech will
be in reply TO the one made by Lord
Salisbury at the recent conservative con-
terence in Nottingham. Mr. Arnold
Morley adi Mr.. Henry Broadhurst,
Liberals, members Of the llouse Of Com.
parnell
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A FATAL EXPLOSION.
Three Men BADLY Isurned, one Fatally, al
The Sligo Rolling Mills.

The Sligo Rolling Mills.
PIrrsBuRau, Dec. 5.-By an explosion
Of clnder and Stag at the Sligo rolling
mills, South Side, at 1850 o'clock this
morning, three workmeni Patrick Burns,
aged 90 years, James McReth, aged 81
years, and John Kelley, about 40 years
of8ge, were badly burned. Burns In.
juries will prove fatal: The explosion
was caused by water coming in contact
with the hot slag. The damage to the
mill was very slight,
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LONDON, Dec. 5,-The British eunboat
WNtChlul Is stranded at I,owsStSitS
County Of Suffolk. Tue WatciiuI IA \
composite vessel Of 900 TINS and mounts
four pung.
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I.oSpoS, Doc. 8. : The new British
ship King Robert, Captain Ilollo, from
Glasgow, August 8, for 8an Ffancisco
has been burned oil Cape Horn,
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wASnlSoToN, y, O., Dec. O.-sCcretary
Blaine, having recovered irOm liis re.
cent attack Of lunbago, resumed hls
duties al tue Stats Department to-day,
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nnhnlllnn a.arIn llllnnn...

OTTAWA, oNT,, Dec. 6.-it Ia updsr
stood that The duties on mlplng lnAGllli.
cry aud coke will be removed aud other
l9ifil ehangtg made At the coming session
Of Parliament.
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wAsniSuroN, Dec. h.-AmOng The
numerous memorials aud petitions pre-.
sented In the Senate to-day was one
signed by D, n. Webster, asking that
the National title be changed 10 that Of
the nThg United States Oi Columbia.
Among The bills Introduced and reter'
red were the iOllowlngi
by Mt. Halei For the relief oi the
ghlIetets IN the Samoan disaster tofegu.
late Immigration.
W Mt gpeoherj For the protection Of
federal otiCCre ~ the dlechnfge Of thelr
duty, The Olll declares supervisors Of
pleCtlOhg 10 10 officers Of the Circuit
Courts ot the United States, and charges
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nav yoAS, Dec. 4 MADAME AdcllnN
Iattl ENlcolIni arrived here to-day on
hO TO0LonIe,
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A TELl.TGLB LBTTgR
Caa,e,e Wealthy Me- elan. TO Sue for nj.

777'7N " wv TUT 1T
tOrct,
LAroRTE, I'm, Dec. GO. II. Brown,
wealthy merchant Of Michigan City,
las brought suit ior divorce from Ma
vile. Mis-. Brown 10 August last visited
liends 10 Omaha, promising 10 return
September u and meet her hnEbanj ~
gRlesDuig, III, Sha failed Ia ,IEl nu' tTeS SnT NJ
claimed that hhB lnlsSel the train. sone
time aIIeFwatA q gushing letter written
by her ip q travelling sSlpAmap naIned
Means o. omaha, which failed 10 reach
him, and was forwarded 10 lhe Dead
Letter oilcei Iell Into Apf hnshSnd,s
handS Tue petition charges ADULTERY,
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fortunate stock broker when h,Aed
Ito owed Ills lncCeas ia MI Inc inDg NJ
shDrt o. Ihe market replied al W0u
neither ] think II was because / TaH
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Ho3p's sApapafllIA cure calarrh by
eSpelllng lmpntiLy from the blood,whiOh
. the cause ol The complaint. Give Il q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-29

down 90 3,c - The house 10 The
2 Dund. I,s fnrl,ly were extremely
heightened. but unframed. They
missed l.g" golden haired darling Of
the house. but soou found him, unin.
jurcb but completely da2ed. But III.
stead OF yellow cmls, the child's hair
was changed 10 II ietty black,
y queer experience he,cll Miss Jen.
ME Button, uf Springfield. Mass,
when q residence on Florida street
Was ,imr; hy lig.iuine. Miss Button
was standing ia her goura with "a hat
in her hand when the current SKATER.
cd the door frame within q few feet o.!
her. The shock knocked lgrdown. and
for some time she WAS deaf in consc.
quencc. An examination 81 the hat
showed that the lightning had skele-
tonizcd the feather on her hat com
pletely.
Miss Cora kirkland, whqwas stand.
ing down stairs in the dining room nj
the time of this shock, held a knife in
her hand, and the shock drove the
knife through one of her fingers, cut
ting it 10 the bone-N New York Press,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-29
MILES CITY TOWNSHIP.
TO THE PUBLIC,

IL is with a feeling more Of sorrow
than Of anger that | enter into any per-
sonal recognition If the articles direct.
ed At me in lest nights Courier over
the signature of VIM Courtenay. In
the conduct OF this campaign through
the columns Of the YELLOWSTONE
JOURNAL ! have made no statome {
the verify ofwhich vas not based upon
the testimony Of some reputable per-
son, except the article in " sterdny's
issue alluded 10 by Mr. Cour puay aud
even this, though -upao,tgi only by
the word Of nn rX convict, was 50 sur.
rounded and backed up 10y curDb3ralIyp
circumstance that I have no doubt Of
the roth ~ the matter charged. The
article was wriL.rn uorptiyply, rs
learned from SIR Moran uAd Others
who were pr sent, o. being IN" tory
told by Mclaughlin, and 30 presented
10 the public.
A. Mr.. Cour'cnay states, lac has m
the past been a liberal patron Of the
Journal, aud per contra, the Joun-
NAL has literally patroniz,d him; 10
THAI extent, indeed, that since 1853 up
10 the past year, the balances have
generally been in his favor. While
honors on this score have been easy,
Ihaye nevertheless az all t mes appre-
ciated Mr.. Courtensy's business favors
and have sought in every way to re-
ciprocate. Having In mind these
pleasant business relations, Mr.. Cour-
tenay Is unable TO conceive how 1
could have been 80 base aud treach.
erous" as to give publicity to the arti-
Gle referred TO. The trouble with Mr..
Courtensy Is that he cannot separate
his personality as a citizen and a bus-
mess man from his personality a. a
candidate, but there are many who
can, and among the number. myself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-29

As candidate FOR the 'trt stature Ia
this crttctl rc-ioI -four puDtt0ctl cX-
istence lie l. 10 NOR B. me Lb.,Ia pr
feet stranger, | rc'ngn2 ~ Ia 'im
nU binr iwl an Guilty wno wag po..l-
bv 10 "a tai .cr uu rr1 10 irg
ORR FHtl rrrs -puptu.. .0l s.
such I esteem r. Sy hnuuIaU uaY Zee
1-faF him 10 Irru. Foe -lnkr g.. r",
graf for ff.au lship or bIiIn r-Il-
tipDs Ia inilg'Drr nav eel p even ~
the estimation o. IA hair. Ny duty q,
mys II and my patty demands 10 L.,
than this, and this much | have rhrtr.
fully given Il.
la like manner Mr.. Cpurtanay ha~
failed to separate in me my p1liticnD
and bu in,ss relstions to the YELLOW
STONE JOURNAL. He knoNs as
well as anyone that ii Is not my habit
as editor t. assail my town smsn IN
charges that are groundle,s or even
otherwise; that 1t is repugnpnt TO nv
nature 10 do so. and that even in n e
h AT at the most exciting pOlitha
cimpsigns We have ever experienc .d,I
have, in all assertions made In rrgud
to opposing candidates, confined nv.
self to what | knew or had the hen
reason to believe Were facts, but ~ pr
litical editor [ could not be expected
to owe look the foible- or frailli $ nf
csndidit' or party, aud / relieve
that my record will bear out the as.rr-
tion that | have not.
In n OF his articles i'm last night
Courier Mr.. ClurteCay says tina, he
never gave anyone permission To bil
him to speak at Terry. and that he
had no %in'entIon Of speaking; and We
in the issu-, of the Courier of the 2Gth
aud eth Is 70 be found the announce.
ment that the Hon. VIM. Colrtensy
of Miles city, will address the citizens
of Terry on the eth. The notice is
signed "COmmiIt.e" aud b.sr. every
evidence 81 all official proclamation.
Mr.. C0urtenay cannot have been
ignorant Of the ment. ~ il
remained standing through twni sr-~.
and If he had no intention If filing
the engagement, il is, to say the las,
strange that he permitted the notice
to appear 10 a paper with which h.
has sustained such intimat, relations
since the beginning of the campaign.
As to his assertion thst tie man Nc.
Llughlin was hired by the republican.
to goto Terry, ! am happily able u
present elsewhere in this issue, evi
dence that must at least establish q
strong presumption in the minds of all
thinking people, that the article pub
lished in yesterday JOURNAL Wa,
founded On facts.
In his abuse OF me and my as-o,i IT.,
in the present campaign, Mr.. C'grts,
nay has descended to a level IN which
Il will not meet him. ] d. mt h-liev,
that such aru,e will make him new
friends, or l1se to me those I Low nave
=. GORDON.