Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-31

the Census Office, and witness wrote third
letter to Secretary Noble, calling his at
tention to Renaud's employment. Renauds
was still in the Census Office.
To Mr.. Enloe the Commissioner said he had
never heard that Secretary Noble had said
the statements in the article were true.
A Tribune correspondent denied that Re-
maud had written the article or furnished the
facts Renaud had refused to assist witness
in ascertainlng the name of the author. Re
maud had never said the papers were put on
his desk by mistake.
Mr.. Enloe asked the Commissioner how
long it was since the New York Iribatne had
ceased to make war upon his adminstra-
ton The Commissioner said he really
could not tell. He was not usually reader
of the Tribune.
ssDid you?" Mr. Enloe asked, ''send any,
body to see Mr.. Russell Harrison, or did
YOU 60 to see him, to ask him to use his in
1iuence with the manager or the controlling
powers of the Tribune to stop this attack
upon your Administrations"
81 did not"
Questions Put Fast and Furiously.
'Do you know of anybody being to see
him for that purpose?"
81 do not know anything about it.
"Do you know of Mr.. Lemon having per-
formed such service?"
81 have no knowledge or information on
the subject"
"Do you know of anybody having spoken
- ~ W.. .e" 80 " :sSp seS u. ~ ~ a':p
tration?"
Il have no knowledge of it.
"Have you ever heard of such thing?"
unuerstoou tha' one oI lhe princlpal
men men VI .ne 1,'o'"'e onice was III thc Guy
mere, anu that ne nau some cohVerSatlon.
Plopapy az ~ sne onice u was
Pioo%foy of t,l W." S n1ssey' uIu nv
sGe 81 'ne sen'ie"an anu n"o Ao 'on' S'''ion
en- , nn, L, h.+ tho oo,;o
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n.a - III T.. ,ahos;n nd"" a. .h Ino ssn; son.l.an
tIot ~ " e - ua uau 80 sne 49,.
;.s"d ;s | LII, ', ,,.,onoant Us af ~ pona,,
naeo ~ .hat .ha ;nfa.oJ IL, ,;.a ~
am anu .ra' im +han @ thonh. ou h,% LUZ W
;n ;ne ~ ao,. .nn' 'n ood nJua; m "
lug 70 IN: eonasay eooo aunlihis'ra'ioh oi
VII" CIV. ~ Snar,1 p,..o uh .,,d ,,,
soon 90 ~ "A '' WIN 'oi0 soo
wb.ra G.,.r,, Rns..v come. Tn
srJ. ;nf,r,.d No 81 son,othinc - thot
k;,d srnnose ,hat +b;s oantla1oon aIsn
saw secretarv Noble hnt 7 did not have
conversation with MIR Noble abOut If
did have with General Rnssev He vol.
,,nteersd :, naLe The statement
enid General Rnssev state that that mat
tor had been arr,nred5,,
"He ssi5 that thIs oen+1em.n vos .or.
what snrnrised at being informed that The
nenortment tbonght That NV adm;nistro
t;op ,ros GOOD and that the criticisms nnon
l. ,r.re not ;ust ,,
s.n;d Ganerai prs,or +.1, ror that NJ
Horr;son and Mr I,en,on and o.har
aantIonaa, Id ;-tarnadad ,-;th th;s n,ouo',
IN s;r. M th., is on.;raiv nau ,1 - ~ ,a' .,
.eVon haye not heard What Il wos tho.
hronnht -b;s mon bera trou, New yorIo,' "'
..Na s;r tr' ., 'n'n =. ''' 1''"
..wb.t ,ro, hi. ,.r.on
uI oannot raaaI, - n.
oi,.ad III L;,, >, was no' "'-
:sm.s w., w ~ ~ a.,
nase you nG. n.us.: u.ueis1"ou .llat .he lnnu-
snoe VI Ie NJ II1ii;.H1" was p,ousns 10
....t,noi, oeai Tn iii ni''"" Ne'u W s'op 'nese
attacAs!
,, nave i'o oirec' inior"a'ioh Oh 'he SUD-
)eeG ~
= uo hot suppose you nave any uirect III
iormatlon. pus @ mas not thae oeen you un-
uers'anolhs:
one way 10 nave the fr"ss MuzzIed.
Il cannot state that L have any lDforma-
tion OH the subject. Persons have spoken
to me with some Indignation about the man.
ner in which the Tribune was conducting