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should lie reported aicker between
Tile Anfis and the Republican leaders
at Washington prove trneof which
We entertain seant doubt-and its Sc
cref history III ever written, We here
make the prediction that ii will prove
10 have been the handivork of Jesuit
g. q. WhiteAlexandria Times
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Complimentary.

On the completion of the 35th vol
ume of the COURIER, several weeks
since. a large number of our exchanges
were kind enoHgh to publish compli-
mentary notices mentioning the fact,
several of which We had laid aside,
intending to reproduce them. The
following were among the number,
perhaps same have been overlooked,
but to all we wish to express our
sincere thanks for their kind express
sons of appreciation of the 36 years
services of the Opelousas COURIER, and
hope to merit continuation of the
same for many years to come;
Alezandria Times: The Times cordially Ell.
derses the following handsome notice by the
I Iberville South of one of its most valued
exchanges:
The Opelousas Courier has just entered its
39th volume and has always done yeoman
service in the Democratic party. 1t has pass.
ed through many vieissitudes; suppressed by
Federal bayonets once during the war, but
pheuix-hke rose from its ashes to renew its
/ battle for Democratic principles and the
! rights of the people. In the dark days of
reconstruction it had other severe trials to
undergo, but undaunted by the corrupt and
repressive laws of the times, it adhered to
4 the banner of Democracy and waged its bat
/ tie with an "empty haversack." May it's
! name never die, ana may le yet acnleVe the
enduring prosperity It's merits deserve.
Assomtion Pioneer:-The 0pelousas Courier
has ente red its 5sth voinmet it was founded
~ 1922 by me lat5 Joel H. Sanaoz ESQ, iath
er Of the present Editor, IL has always been
an arde Mt supporter OF the Democratlc party
and pro poses 10 continue the nattie e. unaeT the
same ba nner' ms VIII ne seen 1fom the follow,
/ ing excerpt
~
New Orleans Republican: last week the dn
! Courier issued its last number in volume 81
1t is the old standby OF Opelousas newspapers
and Is wen grounded IN the good favor OIL the
public. Although the Courier IS Democratic
70 the core, we beileVe IT IS SO from honest
CONVICTION, ana We extend our pest WIS hes fol
IFS future success,
Houma Courier.-The OpeIousas Courier
one of the oldest papers in the State, has en-.
tered upou it's 39th volume, as bright and en-.
\ tertaining as ever The Courier is Demo
cratic from way-back, and fearless in the ad-
vocaeY Of the principles enunciated by Thomas
Jefferson. We congratulate Bro. Sandoz, and
wish him continual success.
Louisiana Reyiew:-The Opelousas Courier
has lust closed its 3Sth volume. 1t is an old
Democratic landmark, founded by the father
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Now is your opportunity to insure
with Lacombe at low rates.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-01-02

Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
sograms, Badges, &c, furnished on short
notice. Apply to Fred L. Sandoz
The Opelousas courier., 1892-01-02

Reniz s. Co.'S monster railroad shows
perform here tomorrow, Jan. 3.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-01-02

Oyster gumbo every 8dnesdaF
Saturday and Sunday evenings ~ Mrs,
Perranlt, Il.
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Cakes, fresh bread, etc, always On
hand III tIas new hakery Pefaerkorn'a
oIa stand
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FfesIl oysters in every shvIa at All
hours At M Fisnbas gls yster saloon,
opposite lae so onrt 10nse
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1T is impossible to offer goods cheaper
than do the firm of j. K. Sandoz & Bro.
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Get yonr meals al the Farmers Union
Lunch HoHbe, oppoaita tllh Ppst=ofjaca
u Main street.
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Regular meals, and hot coffee at at
honrs at Mre Perranlt's feata urant.
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Old newspa pers for sale at this Office
at 20 cents per hundred.
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Doeto Subscribe foF the N 81.
Medieal ana Surgical sgourna
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Latest designs in fancy cards, enyel.
opes, ETC., just received at this Office
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WDTECE.-J nj. Sanders is no longe
agent for the Clingman Nursery.
A. r.. CLINGMAN,
per Tancey.
Jan. 2, Is92-3t.
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oysters, crabs, fish and alIFiTnps II
Filaaica
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EVE 2.cent stamps viii get yen a sample
Of Arftasr,s House Magazine, Philadelphia
Pa, Agents wanted.
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The Lafayette compact has been a
double edged cross cnt circular saw to
the hrethren-it ,."cut comm and a
gwyin Or, to vary the figure, It was
like the darker preacher two roads to
the hereafter, one of which Wentte H. II
and the other TO perdition Baton Ron
ge Advocate.
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District Coart 81. Landry Parish, State of
Louisiana.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Conrt, Parish ofSt. Landry, No. 5ll7.
ESTATE OF HILAIRE PALLET.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
District Court in and for the parish Of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public aaction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed administrators or duly qualified auc-
tfoneer, at the last residence of deceased
near 0pelousas, in the parish Of St. Ian.
dry, on
Wednesday,, january go, 1892,
tho following described property. belonging
to the estate of Hilaire PALLET, to-wit
One plantation, bounded as follows: North
BIZ lands Of w, M. Price, east by B. a. Do
nato and s. Loeb, south by Hilaire Pailet, Jr.,
and west by jules G. Sittig, Camille Richard
and Cook Brothers, containing about one
hundred and twenty-seyen tl27l arpents,
mere or less, with improvements thereon
One old american horse; one old creole
mule; fifteen head of cattle-large and small;
one sewing machine; one old pistol; three
beds and bedding; six chairs one center
table one clock three arnoirs one dressing
table one washstand; one old wagon; one
old buggy one grindstone three old plows
two old harrows; one old corn shelter.
Terms-Cash.
ANTOINE PALLET,
Dec. 70, 1891. administrator.
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The Ants in their platform feebly
denounced the force bill which their
Republican allies, in Congress, con-
cneted to rule the Southern States. 1t
has been made public on the streets,
however, by their more indiscreet horn
biowers, that these same Ants expect
to win the election. through the arbitra,
ry exercise by the Governor, of the pow
ar he. has to count the result of the
election as he pleases. The passage OF
/ the force bill woald not be near so in
famous an act as thecounting out of the
victorious party by the Governor. The
| first act would be one Of tyranny, the
latter would be one Of villainy The
horn blowers who are thus counting on
Gov Nichols doing such thing, are
putting him 10 d very unpleasant light.
| However, If there really be such thing
| in contemplation, tbs Ants will find
that, II, count out Niger majority
lin defence of the civilization of the
State, and to attempt to count out a
majority of the white voters and Dem
oerats in the interest of gang of poll
tieal pap seekers, are two entirely diff,
/ fefent things. NJ O. States.
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LHUBLIC SALE

Probate Court, Perish Of ST. Landry, No. 5i33
ESTATE OF SIMON WARLE, Decd.
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NO. 15.
JUDICIAL NOTICES
DARTlTION SALE.

Daire ct ais. u.s. Octaoie Dare, rife,
ct ais. No. 1885.
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What will become of Lanier now 2
The gang of Office hunters for which he
deserted his post and betrayed bis trust
To the Democratic party is not large
.enongh To hide from bis gaze the finger
Of acorn that the people are pointing at
HMM. q. States.
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Capt. Thos. Scott Adams has been
played upon By the Anti politicians but
AL the indications point to the fact that
the farmers who have been supporting
him so warmly will not be bamhoozled
as easily.-N. O. States.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-01-02

Hon Murphy j. Foster has been SO
often elected to Office by republican
votes that be thinks there is no eDd to
successful political trading -Telegraph-
Balletin.
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Dec. &c. Ise
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-08
GOLDEN CITY LODGE.

- a .EZ-44 M
isranch Of j Grand United Order Odd
Follows In Helena. 4
j. w. Smith. district deputy grand master.
OF Butte, yesterday instituted a lodge Of
tile q. Y. O.O f.. in Helena. The order
ia composed ~entirsIy OF colorod men, and is
one Of the strongest organizations in tho
country. There are forty-two charter
members of the Helena lodge, comprising
the most popular colored men of the city.
The lodge will be known as Golden City.
No. 1900. Thursday evening there will be a
reception and installation at Electric hnll,
at which II. =. Hough will deliver the in
aueural address. The following officers
we're elected last night: w. II. Donnsll, r.
n. T.; w. 7. Houah, N. F.; i. Il. Henry,
n. G.;J. Il. CARPENTER, N. g.; ". J..
Burnett. v. g.; M. York. r. s.; A. Mar
shall, W.. ~; II. &. Cole, w. c.; s. j.
Wright, L.. -; Geo. Woodson, advocate;
J. !; vass, I. 8. 70 N. G.; A. Gordon. II. $.
to n. G.; A.. ieatherberry, r. S. TO v. g.;
}. Lewis, s. s. to v. g.; II. Brown, warden;
A. M. Daley, /. G.
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MODERN EN-.
Garnet Camp Institnted by District Deputy
Boyle Yesterday.

Garnet Camp Instituted by District Deputy
boyle Yesterday.
George b.. Boyle. district deputy, organ
Used a camp Of Modern Woodmen of the
World, near the Northern Pacific depot last
evening, composed of gentlemen from up
town, where a camp will be in running
order as soon as a suitable hall can be
secured. Tho M. W. is purely a beneficial
institution. Candidates are reigidly ex-
amined by a competent physician, and all
engaged in any hazardous occupation are
barred ont. The new camp was named the
Garnet and the following were duly elected
officers for the ensuing term: Council com
mapder, W.. !. Votaw; lieutenant advlsor,
". H. Thowbridge; worthy banker, w. G.
Pardellian; financial secretary. H. q.
Pickett: worthy escort, g. G.. Boyden; trus-
tees, J.. A. Doutz, VIM. Cottingham. E. i.
Wentz; sentry, g. W. Peck; watchman, ".
E. Royal.
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Supreme Court.

An appeal. was filed yesterday by David
Merritt in his case against Building In
epector McNally and his sureties. growing
out OF the death of Mr.. Merritt's little boy
who was killed by a falling wall. Toole q
Wallace and Smith d Word are Mr.. No
Nally's attorneys and H. J. Haskell and
Ella L.. Knowles appear for Mr.. Merritt.
An appeal was also filed in the case Of
Omar D.. Hoskins against Thomas McGirl
who were in the cattle business in eastern
Montana. In settling up the partnership
in December, 1889, the defendant gave a
note for $4,000 on which payment was at
tempted to be enforced.
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self ! will say that ] do not know who owns
Blue Cloud" neither nm ] directly or in
directly interested, hut this thought came
that thia property was worthy the attention
OF mining men. and lying NJ II does nj tho
for that Immense ore chnts surely has com
p.anions not far from ", ready TO yield up
their treasure IL sought for lly skill and
capital, n ! may add TINT surface earth
not far from the lode was hauled 70 water
and aluiccd out in 1863 and yielded SIS per
wagon load. Tho great drawback TO this
old camp was the lack ~ wator, and there
IL not an aoro of the ground hut whit under
present methods would pay largely to work
If water were obtainable..
OWEN CHASE.
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Democratic Primaries and Convention.

Democratic Primaries and Convention.
The democrats of the several wards of
the city of Helena are requested to meet on
Monday evening, March %, at 8 o'clock, at
the following places:
First ward-City hall.
Second ward-Hendricks club rooms.
Third ward-John S. M. Neill's office.
Fourth ward-Gerhauser's.
Fifth ward-School house.
Sixth ward-Hose house.
Seventh ward-Hose house.
The meeting ia callod for the purpose of
nominating candidates for aldermen and
the selection of ten delegates and ten al
ternates to attend the democratic
city convention which said convention is
hereby called for Thursday evening, March
81, at s o'clock, at Electric hall.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Chairman.
DAVID MARKS, Secretary.
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RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Referee Craven Files His Report in
the William A. Chessman
Accounting.
He Finds "a Balance of Over $50.
600 La Due the Ricker
Hstate.
David Merritt Files His Appeal to the
Supreme Court against d.. j..
~ McNalIy. #e

Referee a. j. Craven filed his report i'll
the district court yeaterdny, in which he
finds thnt William A. Chessman, executor
Of the estate Of j. G. Kicker, owes tho estate
S5G, 323.B. The amount Of none received
for the sales of land purchased by him I ON
Getchell d Child with moneys OF the estnte is
stated to be $l3, 532. 80. From which the ref-
eree deducts ms the purchase price OF the land
this sum Of $4,000. leaving a balance in favor
Of the estate Of SS8.532.59. The referee also
finds that there was realized as net
profit from the work of the placer ground
$7o3.94. Another finding made by
Referee Craven is that $2.127.S0 WINS Ok
pended for improvements on the land. The.
Referees findings do not include the inter
est of the estate in the balance Of the land
purchased by the executor from Getchell q
Child remaining unsold. II is understood
that the land remaining 10 about twelve
acres, in the neighborhood Of the Montana
Central depot. The safes OF land, az shown
by the report of the referee indicate that
the land already sold from this tract has
been disposed Of at the rate Of S1S,O 600 an
acre.
The application for the accounting was
made in behalf Of Jesse Kicker, the minor
heir. The other heirs are Mrs. George O.
Freeman, Mrs. A. W. Ide and Mrs. Dodge.
With these the executor has heretofore ac-
counted. It is probable that when the case
is finally closed, up the amount found to be
due the estate will be equitably divided
among the heirs. Col. A. @. Botkin and
George Q. Fleeman represent the minor
heir and Ex-Chief Justice Wade Mr.. Chess
man.
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The musical programme at the Scotch
tea Tonight at the Denver block, room s,
will include the following:
Piano selections of Scotch airs. -.
..........,. y,.. Mrs, John NJ. Mcdonald
Selections OF Scotch airs on piano and violin
..,. Miss adele and Master Renr, Pirchcn
Scotcii songs -.... .,......"..M Mr.. ID S. Hodge
5cotch SONGS e...,.o. .-.......M MIR. II. t. uwon
QuRrtcttc, Thu blue BELLS o. Scotland -.
-, M1essrs, Iced, Owen, Shoemaker and
Hoage
Miessrs Inlay McRao and Christopher Moiaae
will play tho ~hnspipas.
Tea will be served from six to eight
O'Clock and tho tables will be spread with
genuine Scotch vianda, with cold turkey.
tea and coffee. The tea is under the aus.
R,lots Of tho Kings Daughters of tho First
fresbyterian church. Homemade candy
WI also hefor anlc during tho evening.
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10 CUntrACtOrS.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received by the undersigned until Tuesday
noon. March 8, 1892, at tho office of the
building inspector of the city of Helena. in
room 36, Pittsburgh block, for the erection
and completion of a free public library for
the city of Helena. Plans and speoifcn-
tom can be inspected ut said office. This
notice is given pursuant to resolution of
the council OF said city. adopted March /,
1892. Said bids should be sealed and
marked proposals for library" Tho city
res rves tho right to reject any and all
bids. A.. HAnR1ry.
=~". z+@ HERMAN KLINE,
A. III. WEBER,
Committee on public buildings,
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Royal Arcnn

MT. Helena council No. 1889 meets this
lToesday) evening in G. A. Ii. hall. ut 1850.
As there is to be n special election of Off.
GERS, It Is hoped all members will ho pres
emit. Members OF other %councils arc in
vited to sit with us.
II. O. YAEarR, Regent.
y. 4. WALKER, Jr., Secretary.
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Committee on public buildings
Notice to Contractors.

You will please bid upon q basis of 1,4OO
perch of rnblo masonry in the erection of
the free public library building. This is
published for your informntior, as the ar
chitects did not get levels in time for ali
'oinsiITo'nn .a , wllo nave examines nlans.
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District Court.

The following new suits were FLED yester-
day: w. B. Bonnifeld vs.. S. A. Swiggett
for $1,98o.55 on a judgment obtained in
Wapelo county, Ia, in 1879.
Seth ORR VS.. S. A. Swiggett for 81, 6S1.4O
on a JUDGMENT obtained III Wayne county,
Ia, in 1880.
NJ. ". johnson vs. J.. K. Miller for 500
on a promissory note.
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A dreadful tragedy is constantly being
enacted in the slaughtering of old time
high prices for everything in the fresh and
cured meat line ut the Rialto Cash Market,
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Elegant Office rooms for rent; also hall
suitable For lecture, lodge or club room.
Apply TO JAS. Sullivan. room II.
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just received. a carload Mckee g. Cham,
bers window glass, the best made in Amer
lea. II. NJ. Parchen s. Co.
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Tho Enterprise meat chopper at The Bee Hive.
\ he pest HaGnilio mauo. Livery one warranted,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-08

The Bee Hive offers more bargains than any
house in the city. Call and see their specialties J.
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Individual Pntt.rns

Tho zoo hose Tor ladies and children at Tho Bco
Hive arc tho best values in tho market.
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An elegant line of spring goods has Just
been received. The very latest patterns.
reasonable. j.. y. JOHNSON,
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Bargains in ladies' and children's hosiery at
The Boo Hive. See announcement on another
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Go to butcher & Bradloy's for tho celebrate,
JACKSON corset waist. Give it II trial and yov
will wear No oChrr. 80
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Order Your Suits,

neminway knitting silk, embroidery silks.
silks. otO., at i ho Boo LliyN.
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Murdert MurderI Murdnr,

Stranger! Do you know that yon can bu,
Cash Market.
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or foreign and domestic ~suitings have Just
oeeh receiVeu by JOHNSON.
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just received, u carload Church's I'm
proved "Alabastine." IL. NJ. Parchsn 4
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Five cents will buy 80 sheets of shelf paper. all
ooiors. at Butcher d Rradley's, 105 Broadway.
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Boys will buy their marbles al The ReeiIivs,
where a full assortment can DO found.
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Muslin underwear at one-ha!f regular prices at
The Bee Hive special sale tomorrow.
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scotch High Tea.

Go to the special salo Of ladies' muslin under.
at The bee Hive tomorrow.
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In transit, u carload timothy. rcd ton,
and other grass poeds. H.. M. Parchen n
Co,
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To COntractOrS

Go to The Zee Hive for bird Cages, Full line
inst received,
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Shoot music at The Boo Hive. vocal and instru
mental, only lCc per copy.
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societies wish,nw Ia civ D.nc,

""''V''V" "'sHfHE To VIVN IJNNCCS
can have tho Turner hall ut n yerv low
nrine. Enquire BY ii. Tom or Henry
RantX,
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DAVID MARKS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
AN IDIOTIC CAMPAIGN LIE.
TIL, WORLDS FARE" ABOUT DAVE" 9isiihEh
FALSE on THE FACE OF IT.

Tho most ldotic campaign lie that has ever teen
nublls anpcared In The NcwYork World" yestcF-
day II II did not bear upon II face TIE stamp VI Nv
.urditv and IidculouSn.s. II might be Chased WIN 'e
celebrated Morpy letter a campaign forgery As u
IT, the Efforts OF this pa to produce some s'a''nne
campaign story that might lnjnrc the cause OF fro'''
lion have resulted bringing ont the poorest fnd OF
a f,ke.' "Thc World published Yesterday morning
wl al yurportcd to be letter written Dy " dave
D';ilcr 10 friend in Uuca, In which DSher spcahs OF
Chairman IIackctt, OF the Republican state committee
rs being with him IN home 10 bring men To tS Guy
and 10 Scw-Jersey vote the Republican Ticket III,
paper publishes what IurpOrts 70 be fac-simile oil
DlsAlcr's writing, but tho-c who know Inn shid yes
terday that he never wrote the letter that was pup
l!shei. In another column appeared The photograph
u the signature 81 Tie man who was SAID 10 Do inc
author Of this letter ana they are not BIT alike Tie
letter rs published, bears every evidence u having
been written by paper man. ana II l. uhuouotelN
true that It was written In The rid nc'. The reg
uariy Of the lines. the punctuation and The letters
themselves all Indicate Hat The letter VA, written by
some one who knows great deal more than " Dave
Dishler ever has been credited with knowing.
Dave Dishler /, hot Republican lie Is
Democrat and AWAY, las been one and II has been
charged that he used the fact 81 hb having once
been member Of the Democratic state Committee with
Edward Murphy IT,. 70 secure the cscap" % Bunco
OBrien. who was one Of D,hcr's chums In Utica
The only true statements made in this article were
In relation 70 Dlsller's living In Ctcn and the part
that he PLAYED In getting O'Brcn out OF tho hands
Of the authorities. 40 one seemed 10 pay any atten
ton to the story yesterday. Few people hAd read or
heodnuarters of Ito Republican State Committee.
Chn Gmau Hncsctt rcnd the article over carefully, ana
ms h. read II his face br1adcucd INTO smile
.Whv this Is the most foolish thing ] ever heard
~ he said 10 the reporter. Il" 'Dav"' NshIer J. q
Democrat In Tie iI>' place. and on that account al me
I unuld not have ANYTHING 10 d with him. The en.
fire publication l. probably the lowest. most unruthful
nud most dastnrdlv thing that was ever attempted.
The man Who 90 II? tbs story evidently took me for
fOOl.p