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E 13UMD0)NEWBEIRR{Y9 . , TIUESD)AY, JULY -17, 1()O f~~N~AWE 1~ IA
SITUATION IN CHINA
NOW GROWING WORSE
TIH.AT IS 1 11' . 44iE,-%IC it- 1. 1 r1. 11F .
TIllH NATIONAL C'A l1 A ,.
'itau1-141 )y 1esiat ' dn-p..atch--nu04
Complostoe %lpp-'4vl& i r ft e lsr -rln
of ljapaii-e.m Trwipm lit n. :i
Ily'm Illloevt.
~\Vash Iington , dJuly 1.1 -- ('onisi
Golnorl GooIdnow's short. di'lmic,
goes to Cotlfirn the geillrll bit
thai1t the situ at,ion in Chimi i.s sti mild
growing worso instend of bettol
Tho Honlan Sh1aIi (correct ) ref.rro
to by Mr. G1,oodnow Nai tho plac
w1here th0e vicoc,oy apa)(4irs to favo
the Boxers, is said at the Stato d<
partimit to be actilly t.wo seiirat
provinces of vlst, extent, lying inl th
westorn and northe' rn portion c
China. Shansi (m1ealiig weste
island) is tho provincev lying diretl
West of Chili, InI wih i Pekin isi ]c
citod. I1onan adjoins Shiasi onl t h
south. Tho two might. presiaeit
ahnost. imlipis4iblo barrior if, as MI
Goodnow's dispatch indicites, th
are disaffected and undortalke to oi
poso tho niorthward march of' the( mi
Mies of 1Li H11ing Chling and tih
other great. southern viceroys up'
Pokin. 'I'he con,s41 gen'ral's men
ago was indlited andl this lacie
knowledge ats to the (,xict tim 4
happenlings recorded in the cabli
grams of the navil and Sito depto
m-nit oflicials is embarmssing, an
ovo sorious in results, the gover
monti hero.today cabled iiistruotion
to its rvrs(nitatives in China to it
clude tho dato in the bodv of ever
dispatch.
Tion Tsm, it is added, is b'ing r(
armed vith guns of tlm ligest clas:
Th Russian governmenit tiroung
its oflicials here, l11s,. withiln tie Ilai
few days, expressed to the S dtte d
partnimit, its complete approval .
the dispatch of Japan.io troopq t
Ciina, thero to co-operat with (ib
allied forces in interest of immmit)
At the same tim the 1tinssian (il
cials have taken occasion to '4iiphit
cally contradict the const a itly reitei
ated report that. Rus-ia was statmndiun
in the wiy of d tpan's forwardin
troops, and aa in thi.- way rvndoi
ing more hazardoms ii emolitin i
and abont Pekiii.
In this connooction it ennti he ,,tate
that reont reports of' R?us:ian eru.--It
toward the Chineso [nien cohimhili
,are omplitililly rvpIldiated by 'ill
Russimn aithorities, wll) fel til
this is another effort. to prejudtii(
Russiat in'the eyes Of A uimric.
Waishingtoni, July .1.1. - Still si
other forerunnrer of t he urisinrg i
China is condtied in thie dlispaith -i
the Staito depa itmrent uinoder'( <bt e<
June 8th, f omii Consul Gen'eral Gcoe
nlow att Shanrghiai, regar<linlg thle em
ditionls Ii Tiag Sin Prov inre. Consi
(Good now staites5 itt the acc*(otaiir
ity for the p)revatiiling aitantio i'i
.Nor'th China cainno't be~ laid to di
tinction and( poverty as the ('rops
that reOgionr aire aibundntlt, ihe inlui
itiats prosperous and1( neCw inwthlo(
of transport atiron htave n.ot yet thr ow
any3 of the peopliie out of work, t ii
intimat ing thant some1) ot her an m ori it
serious cause existed for the urnst
tied condiiit ion inr tha it sect ion.
There is rno policy h~ke Ipoliit enie
--L ,rd Lv'tton.
Whent GIreekts .jointed Gr'.-eks, thir
was the tug of w ar ! --Nttt .ni''l Le
It is s'Ome '01 compensat ion for grne
evils fliat t hoy en ftoren great. Itesson
-BIovoe.
Thei - oe on is called~ a I yinm
who kntow.s no laws buit hiis caitprico.
Voltiire.
Whlen mn a iisumots a pulici t.rmi
he shnlld er,inli'e hiin1st f as 1'i
liP prloperty - --IThoms litS 'ler '>n.
lawi,"' hot its avoi danice he i' i on(i
The' virt on mi most regno-ts is co
forritly. 5.1 f-relIiirate is iN aiversh
it loves noto rnetlitie a ii rent o
prniples of tunivelrs,' justion a i
love, andil ieo halve ne sneh l root I
in the religion of .Jesuts Chi rist.
liam Ellery (Jhanning,
(Now York World.)
' Wi:im Jenn ings 13ryan wats
h ornt inl Hahun,ll Ill., 'MArchl 19, 1860.
Wats hlthddy, round limbll1d anld
st roIg.
I lad prldigios appotito during
bo) hood.
1ir-t wait d to bto ia ministor, then
detorminod to bo i lawyer, "liko
fat Ir."
Larne10d to I'MI d ly.
("ml to stand mn tablo1 ami recito
L-ssii to his imother; first efforts it
SPOOCh maik ing.
E"'tmed public school lit 10 yvarli
Was not brilliant, hut never failed
in exainiat ion.
At I)il'tormd Whipplo Icademy
(repa ratory depirt mieiit of Illinois
lilge t .blehmonivillo, 1M.
Ilad strong profereie for matho
ma11t icrs, espeially goomotry.t
Solioill played bastiball or foot -
bIll, bit %ts fond of foot races an1d
J11111ping. Wnbroad jumping con
teSt Vhil ' Ihool' elvaring 12 feet,
4 inwhes. Preseit. broad j 11111 ro.
cord is 2-4 foot, 7 inebos.
Iut16red a111nv or'atorical Contests
uillo ill sAhool), failing severill timevs t
beforo taking a PrIAze. Won secon<d
prizo in ii-tolrcollo(giato oratorical
contes ill faIl 1880. His oration i
- Wiei grldmlill-d wits elected class
IraIItor nd delivurod viledictory.
Attondved first political mooting i
sun1111no0r of 1880.
Eitered Ulnionl Collo.-O of Law inl
Chiengo in 1881. Took ospecial in.
ivroAt in ConiStititiOll 1lw.
Eairned lirst, foo I1.s lawyer ini
voilnty court, Sialvem, lt.
B.egi pravtice of law ill Jackson
Ville, IlI., onl Fourth of Jnly, 1883.1
Prael ice wils excooding;y SInall.
Was warried in fall of 188-.
0 loved to Lincolil, Nob., Oct. 1,
For!ed law partnership with old
ltv scwhool Classmaitte, A. R. Talbot.
Beenamn connected with Domo
crativ, orgianiziattion in Nebraska.
11l(d0 fir-St IMiia Sp-'ChI ait SV
ward, Nc., Spring of 1888.
Soon aftor was sent as dologato to
-"Ide vcqlvonlimn.
Stllk"peld first coligrossional dim
triet f -1 J. 81rlil g Morton.
Il 1810 was noiiiiated for con
Pitrticipatl ii jlilnt, debite o n
t hrifi with \V. J. Cornell of Omaha,
it Lincoln.
On his electilonl to congros.s gave
n D)elivi'red lirst .peech inII house8 01.
,f Was maiidc membiiler of waIys and1(
j. mi3noi, commilittee.
1- Was reeleci'(ted to congross in no0w
d Itisht (Mtaute r.eappo rti oned in
I- I89l).
,. Spok mLI hi ousei inl defens1e of WVd-i
S Alsoi wi'nt oni recoIrd as ini favor of
is Clei on)1 of1 Unii ted Staits (S onatoirs by3
sPinator ini 1891, Defontted by~ Thur
Ini(1331( capi1Zn of 1 8 ) 30 e ided(
1Pop1u1lists to eleet SenaCt or Allen3.
1Becamne an asscocialt e ditor o,f
n~ Omaha111 World Hlerald1 in foil of 1894.
(. T'o.k at mauup for Dem)ocrati pa131rty,
aIt si enk10 ing inl nuny Staites onI silv er
(Crntinue ac'tI 11ivo i party servi ce
atpn to tiin.o of (Chicago convtVIion1 Of
- I8lit, whben nomin313atred for president
Thloni had11 1an income of $35 a wvook
i,frm -i ()Omaha3 World Hbraid ; nio ot her
r)ei'gur (on3re oIf rnennio.
at
-muc oiiIf hii-u tim an'lt homn. Hasti
wel1l-stcCkd libralry, I is colleet ion
binlg most3( comlllete ailong lines (of
lii s ofS pullbIli i 3..
la sp('cially fon o111(f the olraltions
h(-f I )'nOMh, n andll the3( wr4 ~it.ings. (If
ut Is fond (of (lit doorS exercises, os
ip'cIiaIlly iiho(bak idin lg, and( haos
tr emendous capacoity for hard1 work.
flack Man Shoots
White in Grcenwe-d.
L i! rtlAND) 11ROU0111'1 T14 1100 31.
ilA FOR MAllY.
Yh11t 511-s- %t( Ne-grs Barbectia--Negrem
111viledt Tht-m11-Iwhiite 1P4141114 Hadtt
Mlarte*d Mi,e Whett The-y
Wvro Fired Oa.
(Spil to TJl'~he tte.)
Groowood, July Go.-iie Go.
00, 16 years old, son of Mr. W. C.
-oree, n ho lives Itot two mnile,s
iorti of tho vity, was shot. last night
>y a negro, and it is thought will
lie.
The Iegroes had a barboeuo )vs
vrday nvar Mr. Goroo's plheo and
nivitod at n1umbvir of the whito people
0 corn and partial of tho 'eui.
tounrig Goreo was amtinog thoso who
voit. According to tho story told
oinr to<ty, Ithe wIito peoplo ha1d left,
hlo placo anild started hoim without
hter liaViig bOn11 any nIpIeasan1t.
l'ss, when it negro nam1111e J ilm) Pitynle,
k mulatto, aipparontly about. 20 Yoars
1ld, stirtie after then, saying, 'fThe
[---t whit peoplo had 110 busineoss
het," and as Ito Ianght up1 with t he
trowd in the big road a short dis
111ev a wayI, pullmd his pistol and
ired live timles. Goreo was hit by
'very ball. His right leg was broken
ak t.Vo places be(1tweenl the kneo anld
lip, and he wits wollilded afso ill the
oft leg, ill tho right sido ani inl tho
ower bowols. ie is alivo this after
loonl but it is satid there is 1no possi
>o chauco for his recovorv.
Tbo negro Payno wits arrestod and
odged in jtil this morning. ie dn
iies his guilt, and say he was not at
ho barbectie. The evidnceo against
lim though is diroct.
Thoro havo bleon some rumors t,his
ifternoon of an attempt it lynching,
mt at tho timno this letter is written
-8 p. m.--ovorything is (Iniot. It
s feared, however, by those who
ivo been "watching the signs," iat
ho very quietness is ominous and
.hat thero may be a lynching here
>ofore morning. Tho shoot ing s0ems
,o havo boonl without provocat.ion,
mld tht'ro is mu11ch indignautionl.
Tho sheriff is stummoning it posso
f citizens to guard the jail during
he night. There is no military com
>any bore.
Lator, 8: 15 p. I.-The shoriff
imit. the prisoner to Columbia on the
-light train for safo kepig to pro
vout lynching.
The July M gazine Nnmber of
rTe Outlook cotins an inlterestina
sollection of pictures relating to I-he
presenit Chinese crisis, including au
hetic potrtits of the young Em
peror anrd of Kanmg Yu Wei, the fa
muons loader of the Chinese Reform
partty--portra its obtainied from Ohbi
lose sources8, and( it is bolieved, never
boforei published-an excellenit ptor
tr'ait of Mr. Conger, our minister to
Uhinia, portratits of Gleneral Chialfoe,
Sto newvly app)Ioitd Aim'ericani comn
mandeilrr in China, Admiiral K'emp1ff,
iand Caj tain McCalla, and also n
rare atnd. ittrestinig group portrait ol
the membors of thte Chinese Foreign
Otileo, thte Tsunig li Yamen. ($3.0C
a yeatr. T'he Outlook Comnpaniy,
Newv York.)
A Quaker's Advice.
An inivetecrate dIrunlkard ontet
asked a Qujaker whebt her hec k new
of a method whIereb)y hte couild curt
is dotminant vice. "Fr'ientd," an.
swered l3roadbrim, ''it is as casy mc
keeping the hand open."'
"'Iow can that be?'' said( th<i
druinkard,- ''every mantl can keej
his hand open, but1 as to abIstaining.
fromn liquor, that's (utite a ditferen
thing."'
t he Q.uaker ; "whent thou hasI got
tetn a glass of gint in thy hand, am
before thlou dohcst raise thle temitpt in
liquor to thy lips, openi thly hand
and keep it opien. hou breatke-s
the glass, but thlou breakest not I h
law of sobriety.'"
Bears the y lho Kimi 'tou1 Hq Ailvys Rouguh
signaturo
SIt)I' I.111ITS ON II E CAM PAItiN.
A Pronminent Ol'ti oztj if iioreice Tenim or
tIt 4 d lilt raIb l, 'ostd tit, I r 11h. sbt
0a1siun 'e 1-et I ig ItI t it Pnce. att
I w I h1 i t rIntom 4 'uniiintt,ui Ar
rs-c-i i t hlit 'rimwti.
To It'E ditor of the 8ndIIy
N(%ws: ']lT campitignmnvotinig ait
lormnce vestvr-dayv wils al that col,'l
be Wished. In tIe first plaev, we Os
tablished tho pr-eodent that. thoso
whlo wvro to becomlior,0 att ait least,
aspired to becoino theo serviaints of
tlt' pooplo shoitd bo properly tratve,
and r, citizolns vltertainet'd th
canldidattvS and4 they weoro a tno ex
PnTISO VxcOpt broth. In tho sendt]
pie, trho was iothing to mar thI
plealsiaitivss of thite ocelasiot : Ito
Imud-sliniging anld no0 personatlitivs.
lttloytu ot tho only houltla t. Flow.
rA'Se b (a1m11a1t(11111 ic both of victfOy
an<d dealth, which, inl his case, ti1 4
wvill disvIoso.
Pa1ttersonl has fatilod to larn that
it, is hadl policy to argui with o
newspapr or it wvoman, as thvy ire
tlecilited to havo the last word.
Tho railroad vomiinissionors worv
Hm01Wihat ,tlorf fud aill shot wver
aimted it Evas, th prsenlit
bont, and Wharton scor-ed it point
whoel hI promied to look ont fo
th fish trai, No. 78, and givv us
tho Nows and Courivr oi tit.
Hoyt found out by at hand pri
mnary th,t out of four hun1t1drod pro
slit throo didne't drink liquor.
Caprs, for Sehotl emlt lomissioner.
auld Jennings, for Traivismror, h nmde
many frilnds.
Old one-arm Floyd just took Hie
boyS, anId your man House, fromt
Caitrloston, is not in it for Adjutant
e otnrral.
Livingst o semined to he the ffav
orito for Liciten lit Governor,
though other faildidato had conlsid
orliDlo following.
Derh m, for Comptrollor Govtral,
had the akei and Bookr wa- mtr in
the old.
Gary and Meswi y seeed far
orites, tht odds for thto latter.
The young man from Horry, Mr.
Sea rborolug , mado a boanuti i
spevech anld olicited mullch applaulsp,
whlilo Ellorho fatilod to gain consid
oration fwhe hneasod Norton, io
diroctly, of boing at nogro man, bo
caus an had tatoed int an itoervi w
"that the peoplo of South Carolita
wero willing to accord to tho nogro
any position Which his abilities
would warrant." Ais thie crowd
know that this Was al the trot Rof
publican Administration in rogard to
the Lpoeo Cthe a dfist rind anth
hadrt bend willnd iv whiot fooin
whtemnaloe.Jmcnttl
nikt Scaroough,d bu.t 22uansd.k
andlha orked,ii for the inherue of
the peope cof thig nt isrc,n
Flornc-- oselly prcit. i
effo rt o-nd Jwll gi1 hi8.go
Deinatrngo-buJun 14t d n
aest nw-chln 2uu:1 2nd
Thestfollv isth6 chdl.o
Hotryel-Jly 2.
Malor-July 8.
Darongto-July 30.
Cheioro--August 1.
Kershaw--Julyt 23.
Lan aser-Jtuly-t 25.
Ficri-J ulys 27.
Unionc--August .
Nebory-August 1.
an rens' Ilo-Atgust I.
Greenvill-Agust o.
PickonsiI-A ugst .
Anerstgon-.August 1.
1A bhovill1--Autgust 221.
Edefel -Ags -0
"'is not) thle wholesome sharp mor
ality, or maidest anger, of a sattiric
spirit, t hat hurts or wounds the b)ody
of a State, hut the sinister atpplica
lion of theo malicious, base and igno.
rnnt intin-rrnir--3enn Johnson.
P~' n u 'trhtmp'hut t. li
AbIil Press aill( Blinnor, 10th.)
LaNst week we asked Colonel IlI
o d(Ifinlo his Iosiioll oI tll, liquor
ilestion. \itlllout Iattemttptinlg I)
lihmlato his prevS11nt conlvieclimns, tht(
\lolintainwor mnakles thll follmwinge
Itlat omen t :
"l"or tho informatioi) of tho Aibbi
,illo Press and Bianner, we copy thw
ollowing paralgripi froln tile 11,11)
ist Courier of Miy 21) ih, 1 ,
vhlich was written by thW th1wiorlm
1litor, Cololel loyt. '\\'e ai i1t
Iln advocato of Iigh licoles, amd fir
hat ittttr the 11litors ttIf t11w Courier
fill safeioly challmge 'mp Iisi with1
hlmlr Critics u1ponl ginlilno devtti'n
0 tempor(11ane4% prinlciplvs So filr as
tey' ineit'rstiid t le slimlit. ut
hwy airo not ait aill ltoth to Fay tlhatt
1o1rV tha onlco thley havo prl4 melzti'd
o dolibt tlt) wisdomli of extri t( ,
XIto Will not allow oiblers to thidn,
or t1hwimselves, but ILay Iown1 1an inl
.xortblo rIIlo for till guitd w oft (4 all
lilikinid, anid call it. fin incontrov.r.
In 1880, thwn, Colonkel Iloyt wdas
tilt anl "oxtre..Ilist" on th1w subj!e c(f(
rollibit.intg the sIale of liqlior, blt
Ihe, was ()ppOSvd to "hiigi licels15."
No intimation is givet ais to tlle
presient position of t he Colmnel.
\\ Iy wIsL his prohtibitioll Incwild'-,
.oullbtd inl 1880, even as the arev
nlow y
Colonel loyt is rulniiig 4istensiblv
vs i prolibitiol CAlldidlitt, with his
:'.bivf 11111 ltost proloulce(1 supporti.r
ll aidVioen1t of Iigh licenls(%, Ieinl
from our stan(poin(, thilt very worst
possiblo kind of ticolso.
The Sttet' mayv bm said to be it
head and front of tIte licentse n,tvtI -
ment inl this campaign, inld yet C(ol
>nel 1lloyt, who recvives tilw' suptlpt)I
a)f that paipmr, cahti to 1wiI'runninq
ats at prohibitionist. If hm canl In-ad'
tlhe liceIso ticket al(Il g(.t titl lic,nww
VOCO and thenI turn1 IIrOnit-l and heald
theo prohibition tick(tt, hip nu11y bw svi
down aS nll OXp1ert p)Olit.iCilt.n.
Von presumlje that Cidolel Hloyt
Will nIOL denly that hw invited thle op
polnentH of th( rest rictionls Ilact'I
lupoln the sale of liquor by the dis
p1nsary to join alinds vith (11th "pro
bibitionlists." It, will hardlyM) bv dv
nied Iithit the liquor iei are re
Sponlding to this call.
Colonel Iyt, ati the instfatce of
the Stato, mally relsonilbly ciulit. tn
getting the liquor voto of this town
and possiIly of other towns.
If, then, the Sta carries onongh
liquot(r votes to Colonel 1Hoy1 to eleet
himn, will ntot Colonel 11oyt be1 mauiler
obhl igaitions to thle edlit or of I th
Stato1? If untder obligations to the
Sttte, will I r.ot. fh.t papiier, of right,
dictate the polic3 of the Gioverntor ont
the liqutor ques(4ton ?
If Colontel Hoyt, on1 a deadi leveil,
should1( ntot 1)0 an ''ext remtist" 'or a1
"fainatic"' on thte quieostiont of priohi i
bittion, whltat wiould h1( be( if un rder
oblligaltionsl to ai liceniso paper?~ A
"h11igh liceniso" new'is)por, at I hat.
It wvil be1) remiemboiredc how thait
fused to aicco(i to the termst1 of t he
ailleged bargain, tradlo or under
stand ing with t hat ppr.
It wvill be rornbOred'J'( tooi, tht
th' State wit.hdr ow its su1pport frourn
M1cSwooneoy whvien the Guoverntor hatl
Sthe coiurago to wirito his own convic.
logisltiiro.
If t ho St ato should1 succee'd ilr
electing Colontel HoytL to theti oflicti ai
(Governor, does anybody believe that
he0 wiouild betray the conflidentco oi1
the( State anod prove htimsel f lil int
grate t.o the matn wvho el0cted41 himIl
No, Colonel Hoyt will ntot d1o t his
If niot frotm prinil lo, 11( could 11o1
of nt'oessity. Hie couild ntot stami
tho skinning that would follow.
I.f Colonel Hioyt is cleetedi to of
lice by thei liquor mert, hte wvill I<
boulnil itn htonor to yield( somnet hing
to themn, arnd if ho yi(elds antythintg
will 1h0 not to thtat extent cr'ipplo th
dlispensairy andl opion th5e floodgatte
for liquor?
Colonel Hloy 's aiddlross, whIicht wa
published immtedittly uafter hi
nontiniation, relic to tis neowspapei
very mulch like it had beon writtet
by tho St.ni. or also its idlann acte
1roib~ i 1 i i t Itn I i . I I
I t is jI to h i I f at (mtl 4
,ii t I , I i ' II IC I li I - I . -,
I) (ta P-0 i I 'N i lii, 'ii. toi tlitilli
I le )1 1 f* t 14 :- '4: j I. w li l lI
li t i l h I [
II it( III it.1 li\;! Iir ill:1e i it
illi'll, I tie lli-u' I l' IIlat i r. l ei s iIiN'
OtI ' i l i t' - lit li (liI, \\ i Lll | N%.ii
ii i .li A iIti' I' lit
Il.,t 11 1 I ii . V I I litfIillkti' Iit tIl
V4
j .l)l v i vill)w I'ae t I,s I'ti o
i,iiil*it it Isi'~ toii
it iri k i' -. 111 1 t il >ti. ti tili i
lit1 Ii III: l"i i toi il I IfI I I 0I t t
11 l r c i h -.,4 t ) iII t it(- N I\ - 'h I oll ill
(ilt,w.- lie t i t i itlo 1ll 0r
I , t it I i I' 'i )I I ItI II i '
%.( l t lit I It ' liti ' .tiNit. li t' l i
w ot Iil l )i I ig. \\ lW In IV' it ol Ia
totl abstainers,>1(.11. Nla i ~eis a wel
(il'iii'l f.'itel i|'llleilll l ci Il-c 11cc-1
lilt( )\ I I w tl I t liS I I tilow '. tVS
10io t 1'0 a01r14 hil- OVI- a ill o k 1IV
il h eill I i-ito w l-ol i litilig uit li ial it (.
hol hIl N L' I I lIl'NO 'N' it-11 I 1111ill rVI
hOol 111 ()O I, all to 11 f o,ts
C l. Hm 1 f to al
lo n llr ii 1a1.1 ie-i hs an.:t ai(lt rost
'Illy I(.I1 it it il ii Ihi d io i
oi li t Is f h Ar ii ri. u ' ijd illa
rit e I it, i lill' NlMil j 8 I cali
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t1li Ia adi (1(1( ; it \ )'Ili! to b<, id -
ill ; If 1 w il I i Ieift'l litI I, o It
d Ii sappi h l IIII I" If no, t Ih.ovoi\-td.
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NO SLATE HIMINE-89.
Att4rney Gtilentrn 114liiger Talka Plainly
A lotit Some Badges.
(T'ho Stiato, 14th.)
W. F. Bair, of Chuarloston, a for
mr8 tato0 (corstahl< hits had printed
som1110 badPges on wii le i names of
rortiii cmididitos uidr the Caption
of "ir favor;to,"11 som thing that is
rlcillato to giv(, ie public the idea
11tt there is som kind of a slate.
As Attornoy ('imnoral Bollgor, whon
,iOlioitor, a Ied his roimovil of Gov.
lb-lrb', the latter says that there is -
no teason) to suppiso that Bahr has
(olttl tp his sit with good inten
t ionis. 'I'll Att(irney (Ienloral when
ill- saw n of the boIIlges yestorday
i t hat I hotoe wis as littlo roason
tw lieve that. the man11's iitentions
WIeI' gooitI inl other cases bieido hiim
L)wn 1. 114. gavv tho followilig plain
t at einiilt ahoit it:
" h xitlir tit, oxprossod Iiiiiisolf itis an
11n0emy, aml I liuvo louldino cotiumini
L-alion with him inl two yers 4Ii
actimn wa.Is nlot athIor-ized and wasm
olill entilrely without ly kiowledge.
If it frienid \ wouhi tdo snell it flhing he
w(nl tilmo it liberty which Ie had
Im rlIht to (h), but,iioluiii froml aniy
on110 1ls, it, is tie height of importi
ltit.'i.
"I Visht the peoplo adii viaididatos
to tun1(orstaitd tliat. I imi oil Ito slate
inid conitectod wit niti coibinlation.
I iaml nit so) apprehouisi iof the dan
gtr to ly suecoss1i that those badges
ii1Y tIRau0t, its ma1ty dto to othrs, and
llkther1fr1e givt it publitity. At, the
sitine timie I timi stitiHfiod that. n1on1
1f tho othor gntlemmn muthorizod
this min to mako it distribution of
ciptigin btlgs or iythiIng else."
Al Anecdoto of Spurgeon.
A 1 u M W Ince camile all thle way
fromii icllolm to atsk \i r. Spurgeon
Ie c1fiit ret questioll, "W hat
si1il I t( to) be savtly" I le was
sit m in in. his vest ry seeinig inquir
ers wheni (lie ytoun1g Dutchnial
caniie in a spokc inl broken En
;tlih.
,\\ht. did you come from?"
I ked .\I r. Spurgeon()l.
"Icaemne from Flushinig, sir-, by
I mA. ''
IAnd yu waint to know what
you) imst tc) to b saved? Well, it
is a log way to Come to ask that.
alite.timn. You kniow wha.'t thle
Aniswir is : '1elieve in lie I,ord
Jt-ius Chr11ist. and tliou slalt be
I it I cailot beclieve inl JesuIs
Christ."'
"\\'ell, niow,"' said Mrt. Spur
[conii, "loitok, liere have believedi in
him i a gy ood tuani years, anid 1 do0
t rust hhniii; butt if yout kntow some
i ig ori t lier againlst hiimi, I shiotild
like to kn'owv ii, for I dlo nt like to
"No, sir, I doi niot kniow aniy
"Yes, I woutildt ruist. y'ou withi
anth1' inrg."
" lit. yo1 doi not knSow muitch
you arie at preachI er of the~ woil d,
andl I beli eve yotu are honelst , ad I
"DI o yo) ui'ean to say,"' said Mr.
Spurngeoni, " youl coilId tust meC,
fount d out somitethin a; bad t a bout .
himi. I ,et meI know it."'
I he stood still antd t hiought for a
mlomtetnt , andit theni saidl :' "Dear me,
I catn see it no0w. WVhiy, of' course
I. can trust him11, I cannltot help)
I rust inig Im1. lIc is such a bleCssed
tote t hat I mutlst trtust him. Good
bye, sir," lie added, "I will go
hack to Flushtiing; it is all right
M A Y N A ME TIUICIt-r AIP rER ALL
(1obcti)0Derrrnt to Meet for Tihat Purpose
on, te 18th,
New York, July 14.--From tem.
poar hteadquairters, 141 Broadway,
a call meeciting was today issued by
the committeo of Gold Democrats to
ntominatto a ticket in opposition to 16
to 1 andi impej)rialism. The mootin4
will ha hoil on July 18.