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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27
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BEIiIAiItE,
All Sorts OF Local News nnd Gossip from
tho Ginss City.

al SorS Oh LOcnl New5 ANA GOSSIP from
tho Ginss City.
Tho county prohibition convention
ut City hall yesterday was n great disap'
pointmcnt in tho matter of attendance
but it was m cminently respectable
gathering. Mr.. Jacob Maule was
selected rs president and young George
Crcswell secretary. The selection Of
delegates to their state convention,
owing to tho slim attendance, was left
to tho county committee. Resolutions
OF coincidence and respect for Il. S.
Clark, prominent Morristown mem.
Der OF tho party who is fatally i'll, were
adopted. Addresses were made by
John a. Gallagher, ESQ.,, Hon. NJ. J.
Tanning and others, all urging the i'm.
portanco OF work. There was very
fair crowd out last night to hear Mr..
Fanning's speech ut tho hall. Ho is IN
eloquent speaker, and having been here
before, Il number went out TO hear him.
Though not definitely decided ycster.
day, it is safe to state there will DO no
local ticket in tho field this spring.
0. p. Mason is in receipt OF an order
for his recently patented goodwill
used in iron mills, from Carnegie
Phipps & c.. 1t is in quite general use
now, and MIR. Mason seems to have
struck fortune by his ingenuity.
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord spent ycstcr
day with his father at Crab Apple, out
the Bclairc. GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
railroad. The latter is in very feeble
health, the result Of al attack OF the
grip.
DIR. John Cooke has been appointed
ono OF the directors eli the medical de,
partment OF the Ohio State University
ut Columbus. Hon. Roas J. Alexander
is one OF the trustees OF that institution
John Davis and cx.County Commits.
sioner W. J. Berry arc floating down
tho Ohio from Louisville to New Or.
leans with a barge load OF apples.
The Democratic city committee will
meet next Tuesday evening and fix the
time for the primaries and city convcn.
ton.
Owen Meehan, Esq, lett last night fol
keokuk, Iowa, on business in settling
up the estate Of the late Andrew Doug.
las.
0. Russell Wood, Esq, OF Martins
Ferry, participated in the proceedings
OF the prohibition convention yesterday.
The plant and furnaces OF tho Bellairc
Goblet company will be offered at pub.
lie auction in q few DAYS.
The Ladies' Homo Benevolent Society
will meet this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Thornton Rodcfer.
John NcKelvey and Miss Katie
Flaherty will be married by Rev. Father
Fitzgerald this afternoon.
Col. G. L. Poorman left last night fol-
Columbus. Hon. G. L. Weems went
out the night before.
The charter OF the First National
bank OF this city has been extended for
twenty years.
James T. Kelly, assistant cashier Of
the First National bank, is laid up with
the grip.
The Good Templars installed their
recently elected officers last night.
The Bellaire Bottle company will re-
sumo operations next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

Mrs. W1SsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers for
their children while tcething. Ii dis.
turbed Mt night and broken OF your rest
by sick child suffering and cryingwith
pain OF cutting teeth send ut once and
geta bottlcof "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children tcethinc. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about.i it. 1t cures diar.
rhGa, regulates thes:omach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums, re-
duces inflammation and gives tone and
enersy to the whole system. "Mrs.
Wmslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription OF one OF tho oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Price twenty-five
cents bottle Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Be sure and ask
for "MRs. MlSsLow's sooruISG sYRur."
MwrGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery Tor Consumption, Dir.
Kings New Lie Pills, Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
TO refund the purchase price ii satisfac.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. Lo.
gan Drug Co., Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

The above sale has been adjourned until
Thursday. January IS. 49,. ut Shnc time aud
place. 4. J. CLARKE. &
HENRY u. RUSSELL.
lR2l Special Conmiy, ioners
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Sir Edwin Arnny,I,., W.,

NEW York, Jan. e6.-sir Edwin
in '"Oia has had to cancel all his read
, "Ss AZ Days theatre. He visited his
n.raI Major Pond, yesterday pre-
iiI nIi ne said. to fill engagements.
pbr INV, IN hour later DR.. Garman v his
liz saiG H.. vetoed this arrangement.
his T n,,I, mat Sir Edwin was too weak,
F"I'e was not normal and his voice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

Cryptograms, for communicating in
secret languages, are nearly as old as
the art OF writing, and invisible inks,
which could BIO rendered visible BY
heat or the action OF chemicals, were
used by the Egyptians thirty-fvo cen
turtles ago. r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27
Want Goddard nnd a1cau,ir, ,,,t.no !,

g.. ~ amt Mcauiiire Matched.
c. ian FRANCISCO, GALA, Jan. 26.-Tho
California Club last night decided to OF.
All purse OF five thousand dollars for n
\; between Joe Goddard, OF Austria.
s e., ana doe McAuliiie, allowing Goddard
SOW ~ lot expenses, match TO take place
r :" PIT McAulino has signed his nc.
viii T'" h OF the terms and cablcgram
cln I Ge sent TO Goddard to-day. Tho
r,uo declared of the McCann.Kimmick
nv ". w., rs the latter has been matched
Fcb rne racliic Club to fight Peckham in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

Elm buying a cough medicine fol
children" says II. a. Walker, n prom
inent druggist OF Ogden, Utah, "nevel
he afraid to buy Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from il
and relief is always sure to follow.
particularly recommend Chamberlain
because have found it to be safe and
reliable" % and so cent bottles fol
sale by druggists. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27
MISS JOHNSTON ARRESTED
As Accessory to tho Murder OF Trcda Ward
Mt MnlnnhlA.

as Accessory 10 mo Murder Oh lrcua Wnru
ut NoInphls.
MlMrllis, TENN, jan. 2G-aIiss Lilly
Johnston, who sat in the buggy holding
the rcins while MissAlicc Mitchell MUIR
dered Miss Freda Ward by deliberately
cutting her throat yesterday afternoon,
was arrested shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning, charged with being IN acccs-
sorry. ~. i.
Mr.. Ward, father Of tho murdered
girl, arrived in tho city late last night.
His grief was pitiable on bcholding the
dead body OF his daughter and grave
fears arc entertained for his mind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
Real Estate.

IN n pursuance O. n decree OF the Circuit Court
o. p0hIo county, WebS Virginia. entered on tho
iv'n uaS.AL December, IN The year 1884, IN suit
rlSiya,l FRI tnSrsli fcndlng; whereln BERNARD
nig,nI NM Others re plaintiffs Giltl William H.
hiIevea aud Others arc defendants, We viii
on THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, lsgA
beginning at 10 O'clock n. m, soil NJ npht,
auction. at the front door OF thc Court ITdusc NJ
Onio county. irh following described real prop
E.S tSn tuni u 10 say; Lots Numbered III nnd us
~ ~ Sanpllhe y Eoil's addition to the city OF
MneeItnS, eopaty Of Ohio anu State OF Wcst Wiz.
gllu sltuntY on the west side OF Eolr street DO.
tween lwen. y.sccond mud Tweniy.,hini streets
IN INC Slt1 city mud MISC tho south TWENTY-FIVE
,SSt q ita numbered Gi9 ID said ChapnD & l0rs
!Rruuiliop being this norheHSt corner OF Eoir md
lWehfS third atreets III the sald city, and aIio
,9S .r.nmhercd - md II IN said Chaplino &
w. w. addition, fronting on the east side OF
" MUHr street between ALLEY Nineteen and
vr.Snty.Second street, anu extending back from
rSier street s0nthwarlly 10 Alley A. and being
20 Inst Two lots north Of Alloy Nineteen 'front.'
, Ing upon Water street IN said city. With the
Snid lots numbered Il aud 2l5, tho said special
commissioners VIII nlSp sell the buildings, ma.
ch!nery, boiler and engine situated thereon,
real estate. 80 = : -
on the said two lois numbered III md sls /,
situated tho planning mill known rs KleIvcI,
krai AZ CompHiiys planning mill. with is ma
ehincry aud fixtures -
Terms OF sALr77one-;hlrd OF the purchase
money anu rs much MON NJ the purchaser Shall
elect TO pay In cash on the day OF sulu, mud tho
residue IN two cQnal inatallmGuts. payable re.
Spectively IN one and two years from the day OF
snie. with Interest from that dhy, the purchaser
giving his notes for tho deferred insiRllnlcnts,
ana the tito being retained 10 secure their pay.
inent. md the purchaser OF lots lumbercd 81
and 20 ellectinG mud mninthnlngGn inSnrancn
upon the buildings. machinery md hxturesIO
aii amount not less than I'VE thousand dollars
the, policies for which ShHl bo payable IN tho
Undersigned commissioners nS their Interests
may appear. A. J. CLARKE. = ESGl1t
HENRY N. RUSSELL III
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that bond has been given by
inc above named commissioners nS required by
tho said decree. join W, MITCHELL.
ac-'!rrhGS Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27
FOR SALE
TO LET.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Business house 1851 Market street
b. Store room Ut l!2i MlIu STREE: r5
Modern niiIe-roomel houc. with bath laun.
dry rooms, etc. corner SOutI Front and Fink
streets. Possession February l, ISL ~ M
kight-roOmcd dwelling - Thirteenth street
Six.roomed dwelling, North Eric street: suita.
abe for two families --- -
Eive.roomcd dwelling. IS Twontv.,hird street
Four'roomed dwelling. 2G5, Markc, street. Pos.
session February /. ~. go " - -
-Four rooms ut corner OF Market and Tenth
streets. over Welmer'S meat st Tr,! 81 ''Sl
February !. lslSgI.',, ~ : = So
0Glcc rooms; sec3nl aops. 1911 Min street. sl
pike -. y 1 t'-'''Y''" -,
five.roomed house, lOi Virginia strc.t
G. 0. SMITH,
igo5 .s sff Io)g MnrGnp c,,oo, s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

could not bear tho strain OF reading.
This may prevent Sir Edwin from ap.
pcaring before au American audience
again this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

,ra lea P+itchard, the English middle.
M Me,snt champion, has got himself in
l not water. Pritchard filled him.
fSi' up with red eye'' in London last
IN , r"ay, and started to do up everybody
, ~ fsarh. lie brutally assaulted a bar.
M ,uiueE' and on Saturday was sent to
I EtiSon Tor ono month at hard labor,
i tm's Is comparatively light sentence
-! snch an o!tense in England, but
t trme''ard may now be able to worl, of
81 6i' ny SGaperliuous flesh at the expense
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

SAMSON" the strong man who Great
81 quite turore by his exhibitions at
Inc aquarium, London. left England on
S Snt steamer Majestic very suddenly last
saturday 4 Mrs. Bernstein, who fell
n IN love with Samson" charges him
, WIN stealing diamonds worth $500, and
red flight. - ''0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27

THAT beautiful glossy sheen, SO much
admired in hair, can be secured by the
use Of Ayers Hair Nigor There is
nothing better than this preparation
for strengthening the scalp and keeping
it free from kandruf and itching erup-
tons. -1 D&w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-02-06
WISCONSIN NEWS.

VI /. Henry who settled IN Eagle,
Waiwcrlh county IN 1889. when but IL
years of age is dead.
a. River Falls. thieves broke into John
Gnmms shop and took some tools with
which they entered A Lamm's saloon,
where they stole some small change and a
large quantity of cigars and liquors. A
rough named Hoffman is charged with
the crime.
Fire destroyed a large bridge near Will
low River mills, st, Croix county
A stabbing affair took place between
Bert Woods and William Cumberidge, at
the saloon Of jim Edward, Manitowoc
The two we're engaged in a quarrel, and
CumDerlidge was in the act Of striking
Woods when the latter drew a knife and
cut Cumberlidge's hand
The family of George Schlenger, Of
/ Wauwatosa. has received word OF the
death OF their youngest son George, who
was murdered j. Texas The unfortunate
youn.t man was an inspector on the South
ern Pacific railroad, and was accustomed
to pay the employees Of the several stations
II was on one of these trips that he was
murdered and robbed of $4,000. The muir
derer made good his escape.
G. A Armstrong has been appointed
postmaster at Beaver, Marinette county,
vice T. Armstrong, resigned.
The American Steel Barge company will
invest 81 900, 900 in ghaebacks at Supe-
rior this season
Ogden Combs died at Monroe Sunday,
following his wife, who expired last
Wednesday.
Racine carriage painters are on strike
to resist a reduction of wages
Ben GRAFT Ct st. CroiX county, raised
470 bushels of onions TO the acre
Recent deaths include Rev. G II Moon
who was visiting Oshkosh relatives; Jonas
Rawson, d pioneer at Patch Gro We; Mrs
Charles Mar ,4e, Ekhorn; Mrs Mary Ger
RIGHT, a Racine pioneer Mrs Marie Dore
Union Grove Mrs John Cutter, Dover;
Jacob Book WATERFOWL.
The Jefferson County Agricultural So
ciety has elected the following officers.
President. John Whittet, Sumner; vice
president, u. s. Damuth, Fort Atkinson
secretary, Joseph Stoppeubach, Jefferson;
treasurer, George J.. Kisperth, jefferson;
trustees, Emil Stoppenbach, Jefferson;
James M1GdWan, Fort 8tkinsoa Mark
Curtis, Hearon s. N D. Smith, Aztala1;
Fred. Nj Grigwod, Lake Mills
w +, Coats, eX mayor Of Sparta, vino
failed about a month ago, transferring
bis assets to his principal creditor, was
charged"8ith larceny by Evan K Jones
and released after a hearing,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-02-06

Testimony Showing That the 6hl
Was the Victim of
Monster

MY, yn,,v Yah yo, ,,,s,
month ,o,r,, G,rI1, Har,;l ~. h.o,
triai hor, ch r,.5 ,9itt ba,n'. 49,. o
~ 6.,tL his oirl wiz yb"o M H., ti,,, -
bsr 3cotb v8s am inn,,te ~, f,skil,,,,,Il
boarding srh,oj of fbis city Tb ,'nC,e
y;sg..,f M No Nh 49, l'st .,,,,+ H..
tb, n,otb.r - ,Eo,,;,l Az. II ~, IS
ies,"n1 ,f IL AMI nra,,sl ,.,n.', n .i. We,
mSa,rsl st,lert W. a, Hs ti,"s NM, a'.,',',
n'srr,5ao sbonI3 sJo ~, ",''" 1 Ss's
go ,,.,s 49, LaIl'La N''g "' llo
woma, 'drj Fifteen DAVIS igtar ,I,,nogs
NJ f,gi rIa,- b,ying ,.rsn, ,r,,,g at,.i..
WINS dpg * .nd sr sntons, XXI. Ma
pbire I'm. fn,p5 i'm tbs st si,r,
Nibp, u,,r;s ,y,s sr,,.,,.I G.. ..l,,,i.,,.l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-02-06
INSTRUCTED ZEAL.
New york Paper Makes a Sham
Effort to Discover Some Ameri-
can Tn Plate
But Several Large Firms Have
Embarked in the business
Just the Same.
rscts That DO the Soul Of Protec-
rscts That DO the Soul Of Protec-
ton Advocate Real
Good.

The New York Evening Post tries K
EAST the impression in the minds Of III
rssders that 1t has Made an effort to 6nl
same American tin plate and failed Il
+, very evident that the Post tried mighty
bard TO look in the wrong place, and ii "
trns that the Post could not see American
fin even IL it were piled as high as the
amo posts in irontof the office In fact
+r4 Evening Post does not want tin manu-
s.tured on this continent. and therefore
II rre.euds to be blind to alb the tin plate
4nferprises which are meeting with such
wonderful success in this country. With.
Ia a radius of a few hundred miles of tht
aHee IF the Evening Post, there are more
thin dozen tin plate factories, either in
successful operation or in process Of con
.Tucucs having a capacity OF over 1905
hay. of tin week, and yet The Post can
.g4 this wonderful work going on,
Well, let Us see the difference between
.sFspapers There is the Cardiff Times,
printed i'm Wales, over 3 1000 miles from
NV YORK, and though it is q free trade
rauer il can see exactly what is going on
IN the tin plate business of the country
The anxiety of the Welsh tin plate nanu-
t.cturg to ascertain the exact condition
of tine TIM plate industry in this country
'ea the Times to instruct its American
correspondent to make thorough in
v.stigatiou of the matter. In the issue of
December 18th the Times, in speaking of
tin plate in the United States, says
Several large firms have already embark
edru the enterprise. The promoters, Who
include several Welsh experts say they
will sell the American tin plate as cheap
any Swansea plate, and make profit.
The manufacturers express much conf
ience in IL ultimate success Of the tin
plate making in the United States. The
claim that both wOIkmen and material are
to Je rad in this country, and that be.
tore many months they will be able to
supply one half of the Anne lean demand.
The Times then publishes a partial list
Of the tin plate factories which its CORES
pendent found in this country. The re.
port goes On to say that he found two fac
tories in full operation in Philadelphia;
one at Demmler, Pa, with capacity of
$1,000 boxes years; one In Cleveland,
Ohio; one in Plqua, Ohio. of which he
says that "al the material used at this
plant is American, the tin coming from
VIC Itu'CaACt In Llllito VI CalAiO4 MA lily
lead from Missouri and the steel sheets
from Ohio. Other factories were found
in Cincinnati, in lrondale, Ohio; in Mil
vaukee, Wis. in Anderson, Ind. in Chi
cago and in St. Louis.
Had this correspondent, representing a
free trade paper, made further search, be
would have discovered that as many as
thirty tin plate factories are either in ful!
operation or nearly completed and that
The capital already invested in these enter.
anses reach nearly 100000, and the
weekly capacity of the factories will he
$1,000 boxes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-02-06
A DoLEFUL SOUND
what Trade journal Thinks Of The Situa-
tiou in England

There comes doletul sound from Eng
land, through the columns Of the Iron and
Steel Trades Journal of London. Speak
ing about trade it says
Though the course of British trade in
toe coming year is still shrouded in un.
certainty we can. without fear of fa.lacy,
predict a period Of great prosperity in the
great transatlantic republic The good
things in store for the Americans in 1899
we do not begrudge them, although we
cannot expect TO participate to the full as
we did in by.gone days in the prosperity
Of the states.
In regard to this the American Econo-
mist says We would be glad to have
or British brethren share our prosperity
if il could be done without INJURY to our.
selves We were prospering In 1882 and
admitted them to share our prosperity ito
the fall. Ina very few years our prosperity
was no more till we put up the ;1rif and
kept them out of our markets. We be-
came good natured again in 1876 and once
more lowered the protecting barriers We
had plenty of leisure TO repent our folly
when we saw the national treasury bank
rupt. the country dotted with soup houses,
sheriffs notices as frequent as show bills,
and government paper hawked in the
money centers of Europe at disgraceful
discounts In order to raise money TO pay
the ordinary expenses Of the government.
Now that the bars are securely up again,
is it any wonder that we turn a deaf ear
to John BulPs complaintsy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-02-06
TIE NATIONAL DEBT.
NoiaDIe Decrease During Rarrison's t,

Notable Decrease During HaTrison's Term
gentleman living at Rosendale, Wis
-orsln, recently sent the Milwaukee Senti-
He The following note:
Editor Sentinel Mr. Do key, Mis-.
souri, made the assertion in congress Jan
% that the excess of expenditures over
eyerues for half of the present fiscal year
GAS been S273,0C0, 600 My democratic
tnfrds challenge me to bring proof to the
contrary. ! wish, Mr. Editor, you would
answer the following questions in the daily
a,seCn as practicable:
How much OF the national debt has
teen paid since Harrison's inauguration
y Are there any Az per cent. bonds
drawing tibet amount OF interest. or have
they adj been refunded at 2 per cent?
D. How much did the last congress APP
FIopnate? Please give the different
lrns compared with the preceding con-
ress.
d Have the expenditures of this adj
L5lRmsration at any period been IN excess
O the revenues?
lo this the Sentinel answers as follows:
The amount by which the national
q-g, has been reduced under President
dn.ssinson's administration Is $3.50 093 p
There are no ~ per cent. govern.
ltAl bonds now outstanding. All have
aIlfr been redeemed or refunded at per
cent
he total appropriations Of the fifty.
-I'' congress, which ended on the 4th of
".AaIlh. during lis two years of exist
sl.s amounted to 1888, All, 1913 "a. The
aliIr{nations by it which were Of an ex.
taonal nature were those for pensions,
=. census and fer the payment TO the
e.r- ct the war tax The increase in
~ aITopu3tions for pensions by the
.sst congress over those Of the tittleth
si-, amounted to sll3, 3l2, 25l So. les
~! .Hauons for ordinary expenses do
AgV al large an increase over those #
UeTauc predecessor, as dOeE the
ever that of the forty ninth congress.
I'D app. opTiations O the ttueJh
when the house was democratic.
~, tN'sd o. SSH 1868 $50 so This was q
increase Tor ordinary expenses over
s ninth congress Of S61, 83l ,544 %,
.Ar increase for ordinary expenses
.4a btty-first congress over It's prede-
Nas 500 las, 81 -. And il should
.-su6ered that the ffftv.first congress
aptr pirate about SIS 600, 600 to
e,or a efficiency in pensions granted
ont for which its democratic pre-
ne. made no appropriation apparent
ae purpose Of making a show Of
ltaso had to meet contracts
~ preceding congresses for
o. b. war vessels calling for over 81.
quite probable that there have
ana Iayhsps weeks. during the
miu4.uatlou when ia con-
'arg- payments for pensions
r.- aplrcp ria.ioDs the expenditures
Asrss 81 the revenues Such has
iI. sen the case under all preced-
,fauons But the yearly re.
ea'e teen largely IT, excess ct tx
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-02-06

LAREDO, Texas. Feb. IA correspou.
dent who has been travelling through
northern aexico, says he found small de-
tachments of men who at given signal
will unite at some spot on the Mexican
side Of the Rio Graude and join Garza'g
standard In the meantime they are al
work among ranehmep, who are their
friends. The correspondent adds Speak
Jog 10 one Of their leaders
Z man higher than CARA, be
told me the grievance Of the reyolutionists
u not ~ much against President Daz as
aRainA the men he has placed in power
and they hold Di82 responsible for his
subordinates acts They have plenty
Of money and know where they
can get more wIen they need
IL. They are not backed by any one party
in Mexico, but haee good friends among
all and wil hgut 10 the bitter
end 10 secure reforms in the
administration the same reforms for
which Diaz and his party fought aud
which after obtaining, they abandoned
They count on the general bad state Of
business and failure Of crops to aid their
cause and say If they pursue no operations
how q wiil break out anew in he spring
when tb,iF agents will have convinced the
United States Of The necessity Of remain
ing neutral.