Newspaper Accuracy.
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Te he Editor Of IKE Tribune


Being daily reader of the newspapers, should
te glad inquire ii you know how is get such in
formation from them sometimes do was very
sor.y 10 see in the Herald short time age Sn elaborate
statement of the causes of the failure of the Mount saw
SSc Iron Works VIXEN | had never heard before that
they had failed but there read demonstration that
they could not but sl by OF the mode in which
they were conducted such lavish expenditure
ordly msgniceuce. Soon attcrward sill this was cors'
dred by article in the Evening Post which showed
in similar manner how the Mount Savage Iron
Works must have stopped in the nature of things and
that the new Tariff had not injured them all Well,
is said that the Mount Savage Iron Works hsve
eeen in full operation all the time, and ssw in The
Svening Post yesterday under the head OF nisresses
OF the Mil owners that they have orders good prices
which will keep them prosperousy employed for TWO
years to come. The thing that puzzles in this is
how those papers found out just when the false repor,
Of the failure spread exactly the why there
could MT hut be failure and then, when it appears
there has ri been failure yet how they can see in the
fsce OF what they proved the other day. that there ea
ss any prosperous employment for concern so ruin
orsiy conducted 81 the Mount Savage Iron Works.


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