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FOREIGN NEWS.
French Workm for the Centennial

FOREIGN NEWS
French Workmen for the Centennial
been Cpened here for the fund 20 send q dele
cation Of voTkmen 10 the Centennial exhibi-
ton at Philadelphia.
Won by Thunder.
LONDON, April - The RACE for the city
sud suburban handicap took phase at The
Epson spring meeting 10 day and wac won
by Thunder.
The Trouble Tn Bsrbsdee.L
The Tele yraph SAWS 10 day. with reference
90 The RarbsdocS telegram published yester-
day, says. lit will be observed that no date
Is sScTi6ed 10 the events narrated. The
latest Information obtained by the govern
ment = we believe, through dispatches re-
csiNes ON sunday last These convey the
lEtell CenCe that incendiaris IN has been rife,
but lot 10 an unusual extent. Toe gov
eruor stated that ne had counterm andef an
application which had been male % the
ne khhorirg stations for additional Troops
and left - 20 be inferred that ne felt conn
dent Thar speedy restoration OF order will
follow. No news has been received by the
admiralty from the naval com nsnder on the
station counrmatOry OF the reports publish.
e yesterday.
wales Tn Madrid
MApRID. ANN -5.-Tne Prince 81 Wales
aud The huEe ot Con- aught arrIV, here to-
Jay. king Alfonso AID suite AWAITED their
arr val al the southern Il uiway station
with dCtsChmeEt u Infantry fsrmiue
guard 81 honor. Toe Ntng and the Princess.
win their suites, n'erei the city IN seven
caTriases. each drawn by four horses es-
c'ritd by The rCysl horae guards. Ga the
arrival 81 the ro1 81 party a. the paiaee they
were rJ -eivoi by TIE graudees OF spain. the
ministers sId court Ufiicials. The royal
band playing = q save the Oucen."
Death OF barney WILLIAMS. the Actor.
Nav DIRK, April .5.- Barney Williams
The vel Known actor, who has been ia for
llls aIteTLocn, st his residence GA Park
avenue.
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A WOMAN READY To RISK HER LIFE
Signcrina Spelterina, rope walker, wishes
"a perform on rope suspended between the
towers OF the East river bridge. Ste has
asked permission OF the bridge company,
but the managers seem disinclined tn grant
it, She comes from Europe-IN Y SilTl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS Won BYA
FoOT.-H. Crandall of Providence won the
foot race in San Francisco Sunday against
A. j. Horton of New Jersey. The prize was
~, 600, and the distance lbs yards. Crandall
won by q foot in II seconds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

FRANK MoULTON's COUNSEL yesterday
served notice OF an appeal from the decision
of the Brooklyn court sustaining the demur-
rer of the defendant in Moulton's suit a gaiast
ReeCher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

EX-GoV. ARCHIBALD DIXON, OF Ken
lucky, died at his residence in Henderson,
KY, Sunday night, after an Illness of many
weeks caused by a complication of disorders
and softening OF the brain. He succeeded
Henry Clay In the United States Senate In
1852 He was seventy-fOur years Old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

SERVED EN- RIG HT.-Schroeier Lind blow
& Co, the firm that ran the big wheat corner
I'm Milwaukee, Wis, last fall, have failed.
They have been carrying the wheat through
the winter, and the recent decline caused the
collapse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

NAT. MCKAY's FOURTH SUIT AGAINST
The PHILADELPHIA TlMEs.-Alexander
h. Mcclure, editor, and Frank Mclaughlin,
Publisher, of the Philadelphia Times, were
arrested yesterday morning upon another
libel complained of was contained in an ar.
ticle in Yesterdays paper. The defendants
waived hearing and entered bail for their
appearance at court. This is the fourth suit
of cOmplainants against the defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

GLAD are ali the people to hear that the
Centennial exposition Is not 70 be closed on
Sunday PhiJd. lem
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SCANDALS on THE PACIFIC SIDE The
San Francisco CnroD icle charges Isaiah
HanScom, chiefof the bureau OF construction
al Mare Island navy yard, with cOnsp.ring
with his son, John Hanscom, and j. T.. De-
montague, contractors, 20 desraud the gov
eminent in awarding and filling contracts,
and that Admiral Rogers and Naval Con-
structOr Geo. W. French were cOgnizant OF
at least some OF the frauds. Relative 20
whisky frauds in San Francisco IL says Chas.
Werner, a former partner OF JOOSt a Co. I'm
running crooked. SAYS the corruption was
outrageous in lsGG. '67. 'CS and 80, during
which time the government was deirauded Of
-. 500 600.
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A FINE sPRISG SUIT, fifteen different styles,
N for OILY : 10,
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\ IGHT OR DABK SHADES FINE CASSI.
AT liable BROS.
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THE PRESIDENT retained from Phjls1el-
phia last evening, and attended the Cabinet
meeting today, at which all the members
were present.
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RMr. Moody, after his return from the
south, IL il sta TED, goes next TO Montreal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

COUNT LEwFNHAUPF. the new Swe fish
minister 10 Washington, sailed from Liver
pool for New York Saturday.
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nAVE YE NOT READ THAT GOOD SUIT
HI OF CLOTHES eau be bought for IS,
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lHE BEFtHEE SCASDAL TO BE OPENED
AGAIN.-gne plan proposed by tue advisory
couuCii for an investigation o. the charges
against Mr. Beecher provided that the sng-
geSted commission should not be cOustit tel
unless formal charges were preferred against
him within sixty days after the dissolution
~ the council, or unless within the same
time IL should ne deemed eXpedient by the
examining committee OF Plymouth Church
pOTtant testimony should be heard by this
committee. Tue sixty DAYS expired yester-
day, and the committee Of three announced
their purpose 20 constitute the scandal COM
mission OF i've without further charges from
the opposition. Mr., Shearman says the
comm ission will examine the Bowen charges
and those recently made by Rev. DIR. Fair
field, OF Mansfield. Ohio. who declined 20 at
tend the advisory council, and in a sermon
explaining his action declared that he per-
s0nally knew Mr.. Beecher 20 be guilty OF the
adultery charged, and ia the most solemn
manner pronounced him 1.-The most Infamous
character OF the nineteenth century"
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RARE PRESENCE OF MIND.-A man with
q little child in his arms ran down the hill
to catch the moving train al Hastings, and,
jumping al the handrafl OF the first car,
stumbled and fell with the child underneath
him. With great presence of mind he lay
fat on his face holding the child, while the
wheels OF five cars scraped his body, and the
axles brushed his hair W y San.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

sEJames Cole, ah American evangelist, is
Iaboring with much success In England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

pEST AND NOBBIEsT SUITS ever offered In
ID W shingtOn, for az,
At LIABLE BIOS.
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ELEGAET BUSINESS SUITS, OF Imported
IL OOlens, for only sl4,
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THE PRESIDENT said yesterday tina. the
park is worth all the battles OF the revOlu-
tion.-i Pltil0. Cifg Item.
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THE FUNDING BILL.-Tle Ways and
Means Committee agreed to take up Mr..
Woods substitute for the Senate funding till
next Thursday week.
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OUT-Internal Revenue Supervisor H2w-
ley has resigned
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NAVAL Orders. - \ ssistant Paym4Ster
Geo. a. Deering,' ordered to the Ajax, at Port
Royal. May stu next; Assistant Paymaster
J. 4. NOTke. detached from the Ajax ani
ordered TO return home and settle accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

beautiful ENGLISH or SCOTCH CAsSI-
ID MEBk BUSINESS SUITS, only 9 >,
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOvERNNEST RECEIPTS To DAY.-Intar-
nal revenue, Sl921Gs 50, customs, S4O3 55I.49.
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Mr.. ADOLF CLUss has been appointed an
additional expert by Hon. a. II. Bucxner,
chairman of the District Committee, to ex-
anime into the books and records of Chief
Ersineer HOxie's Office In connection VITA
lIO Distr!Ct inNe:fIgatinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

GOVERNMENT GOLD SALEs.-The Seere-
retary OF the Treasury has directed the a,
sistaLt Treasurer at New York TO sell on
-nr:Etay next the gold to be paid into the
Treasury on account of the bonds sold to pay
the awards Of the Judgments of the Com mis-
S!OneIS OF Alabama claims. Deliveries of
the gold Will be made as follows: :, 900 ,OOO
on the day of receiving the Proposals, If de-
sired by the purchaser or purchasers, or such
not on that day 50 900 900 on the following
cay, and 81 600 600 on each succeeding day
until the whole amount is delivered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

SLOW WoRK.-Tne legislative appropria-
ton bill has now been considered by the
House for thirty-three days. Up to this
morning only = ont of 81 pages had been
disposed of. At this rate the bill will be
gotten OFT of the House ready for the Senate
anOut the middle of June. and yet the poll
tciaEs want to get home In June to set up
The pins for the Presidential game.
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DICE AND ELEGANT BUSINESS OF DRESs
H SUITS, iCT only s1b,
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HESTER CLYMER, who is put IN a rather
awkward position by the r5jOiDdsr OF Bel
maps counsel. which iutimateS [ nat Clyuner
!utimldaied Beisnap into reslguiug, was
Eept quite busy TO day explaining the mat
ter 10 his colleagues. Clymer denies what
Belknap says, aud consequently either the
one or the other must lie under mistake. It
Is only fair 10 conclude that Belkuap would
not have deliberately allowed such state
ment 10 60 To the Senate unless there wag
something in 1t, and IL is in order for Clymer
TO explain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

TOULOUSE, April - A suhsCrl ptiOn Ia,
been Cpened here for the fund 20 send . dele
cation Of vorkmen 10 the Centennial exhibi.
ton AT Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- HOME MUTUAL BDILDISG ASsOCI-
49, ALTON tOIzsnlZsd January, ls76 Third
regular meeting for ~ ment OF dues aud s1bscrip-
tiCB 20 stocs- MONDAY MAJ lst, 1876, at O'Clock
y. m. at Sangsrbuu1 Hall. corner h aTd streets
northwest. Entrsuce on Sth s.reas. shares k2Il.
Dues 81 per month each share No premium
ar.s -dkd IRVING wILLIANsON, Sec
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THE KILBOURN HABsAs CORPUS CASE
Yesterday, the hearing before Judge Cartier
OF the case of Mr.. Hallet KilbOurn, the
recusant witness in the "District Real Estate
Pool investigation on writ OF hVJous corDils
was concluded. Mr.. Voorhees, making the
closing argument for the petitioner. Tae
court took the papers. and stated that he
would for the present hold the case under
RtyfspYpgDT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

THE House Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads this morning finished the Post
Office appropriation bill, and Will report it
| TO the House some time to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

NOT So.-Lleut. Commander Johnson
CON manding the United States naval forces
on the Rio GraEde, telegraphs 10 the Navy
department that all reports OF forced loans
on foreign merchants at New Laredo are
CutrUp.
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~ rAIIUNAE DEAF AUTE COLGkGE e.

~
Ire Vutiic exercises OF Presentation Dav will be
ttif ~ he Hal - me lustiUtiJn Kendall Green,
o WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 2jth, at
clock
Es-sysV Ii be delivered by the candidates for tn
degree, suf addEys wIii ba made - PrCteSsJ
HFNEY. Of the SHitbsOnIan Iusti usioB;- President
GlLEAN 81 tha JohCs HOpkiU- UUiS eTsitY. and the
Ean- SerTa- Of TIRE Ilferior. II
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nYsR UsE HUEDRED VARIETIES OF
" BISIS EsS OF DRESS SUITS, AZ SIS
A. uAOLE kaOS.
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DEGULsR CUSTOM MADE SUITS ofthe new
AtHABLE BROS.
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No MAILS FOR BLACK HILLS INTRUD-
sRs.-OEe Charles II. Clippinger, Of Font
Laramie, Wyoming territory, telsgraphed
u the Post Office department a day or two
go 10 send mail bags f0I the Black Hills
5TY:c", WLereupQQ the See pad Assistant
'cs;masteT General promptly repIici that
. pot cies for mails To the Black Hills will
OIL ne fGrnisbCi until people are there by
rn.NOrity Of law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

VFN' HIM, Z. ;. A, and MS wife, WAC
nave been III Mexico for some time, arrived
hire last night. Gen. HaZen, il will be re-
N sm5frsd, was the officer who wrote 20 the
New York tribune in 1872 that Secretarv
helkrap was pecunlaTily interested in The
prohts Of the Fort Sill trading post. He Will
re examined both by Clymer'S and the Ju-
dietary Committee with view to using his
testimony which is deemed quite inp1rt
ant. before the Senate, sitting as court of
IIpeaclmeuI in the Beiknap trial.
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MR.. BLAISEs EXPLANATIOS.- gene
raj feeling at the Capitol in regard TO the eX-
plaration made by ex-Speaker Blaine, con-
corning the ISLANDERS against him, is that he
mas fully vindicated himself Representa-
tive Randall says that Blaine has not left
his enemies single peg 10 stand upOn,'
while Speaker Kerr and other democrats are
Of the opinion that the explanation is ample
and conclusive. When Mr.. Blaine concluded
MS remarks yesterday he was greeted with
applause. and warmly congratulated alike
by republicans and democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

SUPERB LINE or CUSTOM-MADE SUITS Of
- the finest Foreign Fabrics, At $50,
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\ BREEZE IN THE HOUsE.-Mr. Piper, Of
California, this morning made strong
effort to have the appropriation Tor the mint
at san Francisco increased in the legislative
appropriation till. Mr.. Randall perSistently
opposed him, when the California million
aiTe lost his temper and spoke diSpara gingly
OF the Centennial city, clubbing IL ga little
village 100 miles from the sea on Delaware
Creek" and ian over populated manu-
featuring country village" Mr.. O'Neil, of
Philadelphia. spoke for his city, and Judge
Kelly also defended his constituents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

THE DISTRICT TAX BILL The House TO-
Gay, without division, passed the Neal
tax TIL for the District of Columbia. Mr..
HeEceP, on pressing the House to acton on
the bill, said that while IL was Objectionable.
u q majority OF the committee, ne thought
'Hc Senate would so amend ii Is 10 meet
their views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

THE BOARD OF HEALTH INvEsTIG ALTON.
DIR. 4. y. Verdi was before the House Com
mittee OF the District of Columbia to-day,
in secret session, to give information regard
ing The general working of the Board of
Health, duties of inspectors; manner OF
giving contracts, expenditures, etc. He
knew nothing, he testified, of members of
the board having an interest in the Ojor-
les ExcavatiDg company. DIR. ID. w. Bliss
was also before the committee in regard to
the contract TO the Odorless Excavating
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

WITNESSES COMISG.-Mr Jas. I. Christie
DEPUTY Sergeant alarms Of the Senate, has
just returned from New York, where ne want
To summons Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh, G eneral
custer, Ii. T. Vail, cashier of the Bank Of
Commerce OF New York. aud +. +. Bartlett
lawyer of that city, as witnesses on the
IaTi Oi the House Impeachment managers in
Ire trial Of General Belknap. Mr.. CHRISTIE
found al! Of these parties, and they VIII be
ready .Or examination on Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

V'HE TIEEST LINE AND BEST STYLES q
At HABLE BIOS.
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HANDSOME. STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
H FlLish- . BUSINESS CT Dress SCits. At S22s
At HABLE BIOS.
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"WHI NUR.UUR FE!n

~ III 4 VI T. ~ N u II re !'
uAvE YE NOT READ THAT GOOD SUIT
h OF CLOTHES can be bought for s8,os
a FIsE sPEISG SUIT, fifteen different, styles,
liable BIOS.
RIsT AND NOBBIEsT SUITS ever offered In
ID Washington, for az,
i IGHT OK DABK SHADES FINE CAssI.
~ ~ AT liable BROS.
ELEGAET BUSINESS SUITS, OF Imported
IL M0Olens, for only ala, ,.,,,.,
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH OF SCOTCH CAssI-
Id hkBA BUsIhEss SUITS; oHlg slSs'ppos
RICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS OF DREss
H SUITS ioT only $40 .,4,prERRos
ny.R one HUEDRED VARIETIES OF
" BUSINESS oE DRESS SUITS, etsir-S;os
TEE TIEEsT LINE AND BEST STYLES Of
Imported c"sat ever di' I, ", a, $40
HANDSOME, STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
At HABLE BBOs.
LNYEEY VARIETY CF SHADE AND STYLE
L. % CIT IL fine Dress Business suits, n SO,
At HABLE BROS.
DEGCLsR CUSTOM MADE SUITS Ofthe new
h eat ard richest Patterns, ~ So,
AtHABLK BIOS.
SUPERB LiNECE CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of
- the Finest Foreign Fabrics, At $50,
HABLa Bros.
Merchant Tailors and Fine Olothiers,
msr2S-u Corner Ith and streets.
EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
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NoMISATIONs.-The President sent the
following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
Thomas Walton, TO be L. s. attorney for the
northern district of Mississippi; John w.
Barnes, of Nebraska, to pc receiver OF pub
nc moneys. Beaverlaud district, Utah; Chas.
NJ. Howard. OF Michigan, to he register OF
the land office, Beaverland district, Utah:
Cbas. n. Harris, of Nevada. to be register OF
land office at Carson City, Nevada: John w.
GrOesbeck, to be postmaster at Harvard
III; James y. Butt, 10 be ID Lieutenant in
The rHVpnIla SarNina
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EYKKY VARIETY UF SHADE AND STYLE
L. Of CT IL fine Dress or Business sgiis n So,
At HALLE BROS.
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Ex-ATToRNEY GESERAL 4 GERMAN was
before Caulfield's committee at , O'Clock
tbs afternoon. II is understood that his OC-
lection 70 answering the question whether
ne spoke 10 the President with reference to
the payments made by him 20 John J. % Nv.
EXPORT, supervisor % elections for New York
CITY. was because Il required him To reveal
the proceedings Of sessions of the Cabinet
which he deems privileged communications
He testified finally at some length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25

Nav NoEK, April 25- Barney WlIIiams
The well Known actor. who mas been fu for
some tine past, diet ~ hair past 1 O'Clock
QrpInp
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MORE TRESURY SCANDALS DISPOSED OF.
Matthew Richardson, of Albany, referred to
in iTeDder's statement alleging frauds in
the Treasury department, was a clerk in
Gen. SpinnerS bureau, entering upon his
duties about lSji. His duty was simply TO
count money in the redemption bureau, and
not, as he says, 10 keep the books of the de-
MI. Richardson states that in 1865 a package
OF money amounting TO SO 500, was lost and
never discovered. So far he is right, but he
further states that "A certificate was fled
that the money had been lost, and falsely
stated that IL bad been Cancelled. The money
wss Cancelled, having passed from the Treas
uNI Office 10 the SudltOr, and from him TO
the controller, both holding receipts, aud
thence 10 the Treasurer's office, where the
above amount was found missing. Mr..
package OF redeemed currency amounting
20 so GOO was rot destroyed in the usual
= amer, but cut lUt1 slips to bind other
packages with &'G So. = nat he was re-
4uested by Col FRANK Jones, then chief OF the
division, TO MAKE q certificate that the en-
ire amount had been destroyed, but refused.
The currency referred TO was in twenty-five
cent notes OF the issue known as the "bronZe
ISSUE and when IL was decided not 10 print
any lore Of IL, that amount was on hand,
ard WAS utilized 10 bind packages, as stated,
being good for nothing else, and Treasurer
spinner gave "A certificate TO that effect. The
real cause OF Richardson's hostility towards
Colonel Jones is his dismissal from office,
which was through Colonel Jones agency.
When Richardson came nto office he was a
liked, his views changed, and he repeat teddy
EXPRESSED the resolution that he would not
serve a day under the government If Grant
was nominated. Grant was nominated ami
ported to the Treasurer by Colonel Jones
and Was deco nj lated,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-13
TO BE CONTINUED.
Killed by Ghosts.

From the Leavenworth (kas.) Times
Sunday afternoon about two o'clock, as
ex-policeman George W: Kingsley was
about to enter the Star Of the West saloon,
on Shawnee street, with a couple of SOL
diers, he vas called to by Mr.. George W.
Foran, who has been for the past two years
known to many of our citizens as gov
ernment employee at the fort, and but re-
Gently resident in the city. Mr.. Kings
lev stopped and the two walked away
toward the police station, Foran remark
ing that he wanted protection from the
officers, as some one was after him and
wanted to kill him. Kingsley informed
him that he was not an officer, but he
would take him up to the Marshals Office,
where he could find some one to take care
of him. There they found jailer Mitch
ell, who went with them up stairs, when
Foran stated that he was in danger, and
wished to be locked up for safety. The
officers then went away, and Mr.. Kingsley