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The Hamburger Trade Mark sultan
important Decision-

CLEVELAND, o., September 26.-To-dsy
the United States Circuit Court, Judge
Baxter presiding, decided the Hamburger
trade mark case, which has been long
pending. The suit, which involves the
right to trade marks valued at 400, 900,
was brought by A. voigeler { Co., OF Bal
timore. Md, against Max Ernest, OF this
city, The Court held that the Augsburgerr
medicines were an infringement upon and
limitations OF the Hamburger medicines
and granted a perpetual injunction against
the manufacture and sale Of them, and re-
ierred the case to q master 70 ascertain
damages. Gen. VIM. Henry Brown, Of
Washington, and Judge X. T. Ranney and
Hon, W. E. Mcfarland, OF this city, were
counsel for the complainants.
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Pn1tApnrHIA, September %. FLoun =
Dull and steady; supertine S2 5oa3 90; extras
0oaS 50; Minnesota family 5Oa5 90; high
grades ooas 90. Wheat-steady; western
red l OF Val 0s; amber 07aI 0s. Corn-Ao-
tive but lower: yellow 52lza53c; mixed SIX
aSl &c. oats-Steady; white western 2sa3lc !;
mixed western 26a2sc. Rye-Firm At 67a60e.
Ness Pork-s9 50, Beef--India Ness IS 90.
Hams-smoked Il l.2al2 Ia; picked iox !;
Buttsr-Firm; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extras 20A22e; Western Reserve
ltal6c EgE-EAsy: western 20a2le. Cheese
Steady; western choice sasjEc Petroleum
Quiet: refined osle; crude 7Ke. whihky-
Eestern l 10. ------. --------- -
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wAsuNaroS, September 27:-l \. H.
For the Lower Lakes rising, followed py
stationary barometer, northeast and nortn-
west winds, cooler, followed BY warmer
and clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States, Tennessee
and Ohio valley cooler, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and northeast 10 SOUTH
east winds will prevail.
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inalnn ,rntter.-nradleys Expedition.

CHEYESxE, w., September "s.-Gen.
Bradley's expedition reached the camp At
Jenny Stockade September 2oth, en- route
for Fort Laramie, where 1t will arrive
about October I'd and break up, the com
panies going from there TO the various
stations assigned them for the winter.
Five companies Of the Third Cavalry;
under Mai. Carlton, left the camp on Red
Water on the I'D for Camp Robinson, va
Custer City, in anticipation OF trouble with
the Indians in that neishborhood, but y
the Indians are quiet they will reach Fort
Laramie soon after the 10th Of October.
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Methodi., pro.e..an. Conference.


Special Dispatch 10 the InteIlIgeneer.
The Muskingum annual Conference OF
the Methodist Protestant Church met here
to-day. This organization embraces about
three-Rfths Of the territory Of Ohio. The
Conference was called to order by the
President, DR.. Hissey. Rev. F. A. Brown,
Of McConnellsvilIe, opened the proceed.
ings with very able discourse. In the
afternoon an election for officers for the
next conference year, was held, resulting
as follows: For President Dr.. J. q. Ham
ilton, otMt. Vernon; For Secretaries, Rev.
F. ". Link, Of Belmont, and Rev. J. II.
Meek, OF Sashport.
The singing was conducted by Prof.
sarchet. DR.. Clark, Of Pittsburgh, will be
with US on Sabbath next. G. T.
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A Conference Among the Hatters-The
Conclusions They Came TO.

NEW YoRx, September 26.-The sub
committee OF the Executive Committee OF
the National Hatters' Association visited
New York yesterday, and met representa-
tiyes Of the firms OF Seeleye 4 Seeleye and
Connell L Co., who entered into an agree
ment to have nothing further to do with
convict labor. It was further agreed that
in the event OF any. breach in the agree
ment on the part Of the firms, they would
pay 70 the Hatters' Association $4,000 for
each infringement. Immediately afterwatd
kilograms were sent to the various shops
on strike in New jersey.
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's'ssetaNaek Candidate In the second
District.

bINtftct.
MeGreen6ack candidate for Congress
: Se Second. W. Va, District, is the
'' saades man on tha, subject we have yet
"a y tie s'ounder than Bassell, the can.
| Sai'R IN this district The fourth plank
as platform Is as follows: THAT
Sl0'Sa a bureau to be established in the
"s'l'y Department OF the National Gov.
.lasataadbureauz in the several States,
saaoaSk' or treasury notes should be
: saed By the general Government 70 the
.... S percent, andby the States to the
ae y. at two per cent, and by the coun.
~, Sa " the people at three per cent. upon
-. - securities, to be decided on and de-
~. N by Congress; the money to be ~
~ 'l . long As interest is paid, or the
L % be returned at the option OF the
,,,' ."'e'i thus relieving the people and
na'aatinc Gsury without usury laws
,;s aane Of the candidate who is run.
!. - his platform is John A. Thomp.
,.,,Ise, ssa 1t IS aid that he will get a large
'@'as strong Democratic counties, !,
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NASHVILLE, September 28.-James Rus
sell (eolOred), charged with an attempt TO
eommitrape upon Mrs. Jackson, was taken
from the jail at Muffreesboro this NOM
ing, at 8 O'Clock, and hanged by mob,
one mile from town. There was some
doubt OF his guilt.
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Cl,teaxo CattIe lIarhet.

CHICAGO. September 26-The Droves Jour
nal reports
Hoes : Receipts 1900; shipments 60oo.
Market nrung; choice heavy . 9oA4 10;
MIXED and rough ) 3oa3 90.
Steady; : e shipping q 2oas 10; Texans ooa
sErrn-ReecIps sOa Strong q. Z, ooa4 %.
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sn.nenlei f.reenhael. orran.

BosroS, September 96. The Standard
the or-an OF the Greenbackers OF Maasa
chusetts, suspended to-day for lack Of sup
port after an existence otsfve months
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Before the shooting at the 1000 yard
range was completed sudden storm arose
and the targets were lost TO view, It was
decided not TO complete the scores at any
future day, but 10 allow the record TO go
in lis incomplete state N .--.-- ----- ~
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n..,rn.ttycs,oru

DE7nor+, September s6.-The storm Of
last night was very destructive in Its ef-
tects throughout the State, uprooting trees,
demolishing barns, outbuildings, &c, Sew
eral lives were lost and much grain de-
stroyed
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COLLISION AT sEA.

The British steamer Fox Ford, from
New York for Havre, was abandoned Mt
sea in u sinking condition. The crew ar
rived here slfe. .r-.
The British ship Commerce, from Phila-
delphia for Antwerp, was sunk by col
llsion of Hastings and two Of the crew
irnwnall
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HE~ YosK, septsmber 28.-BpsineS light
with package houses and the jobbing trade L
only moderate. Cotton goods are quiet and
steady. Turkey Red and Patchwork Prints
active, but other makes not 90 quick. Wors-
ted dress goods In good demand; figured
ems quiet. Flanneis In request FOREIGN
Foods In irregular demand.
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WASHINGTON, September "a dispatch
received here to-day by Secretary shet-
man from DR.. Norris, Mrs. Gen. Sher-
mans physician, states that, while his pa;
tient is dangerously i'll, he thinks she will
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Y. II. and E. 7. PRESCOTT,
Resid1,t Phyieien,,
rEvIR ATTACHING L0uIsvILLE.

CINCINNATI, September 26.-Retugees
from Louisville, arriving here BY every
train and on all roads, give alarming &C.
counts OF q sudden outbreak OF yellow
fever in that city. Two hundred and fifty
cases are reported in the neighborhood Of
the Louisville & Nashville depot, and
some streets in that vicinity are re.
ported as almost entirely deserted
by the fleeing populace. Every yehi.
Gle obtainable Is reported as being
used to remove the terror stricken people,
and the hackmen are accused OF charging
exorbitant rates when called into service
by the frightened inhabitants. The local.
ity Of the outbreak Il said to have been
largely populated by refugees from the
fever districts further South, but the dis
ease Is not confined to them alone. One
lady says she was told TO leave by her
physician and she started at once.
LOUISVILLE, September 28.-Reports
which may be published tomorrow 70 the
effect that the original yellow fever exists
in Louisville are untrue. There Is no
disease to conceal, and the outside world
can rest assured that the moment the
original fever does exist these dispatches
will announce the iact- Louisville hal
opened her gates 70 the suffering South
and bid her refugees, welcome. The
fever is not feared. There Is none
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Providence, R. l., September %. Last
night while Walter M. Greene and family
were nj the Opera House, his house was
robbed Of diamonds and iewelry valued at
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r,r, Rem Wilson was candidate for
W.. W.. two yeans ago he exhibited some
ls. ,s5 Dsper money at MOundsville,
q. s;.;n, ~, ,b,, the former was Democratic
g. .r ,B1 the latter Republican money.
p p; \. nsi,ion i. reversed, and it is the
S',.,,.y y. wv who are the patron saints of
W. N. Tbils the Republicans are all
=, g' b,,.r and silver moons" Thus
y, r. R,si.e Illustrate the story of the lit
=. ~ Ne, whose cry was NOW you see it
ri s5s yol ion':.'
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,.ri.e ot the Greenbnck organ at
y. !. announced in this mornings
S'saa ..'. : Died Of itsown medicine, viz
"rcb PAPER and too little money.
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FRANCE.

SPECIE DECREASE IN BANK OF FRANCE.
PARrs, September 26-Specie in the
Bank Of France decreased 6,s92, 900 francs
the past week. -- ~
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nnrinr InteIIIEenec.

LONDON, September 26.-The steamers
WISCONSIN, from New York, Caspian from
Baltlmore, and Massachusetts, from Boston,
have arrived out
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
WILL DEMAND An EXPLANATION.

WIFE D1s74A'D M h7kE EIsNNAEIV"'
LONDON, September GA telegram
says that Lord Augustus Lotus, the Brit
ish Ambassador at st. Petersburg, left Ber-
lin for st. Petersburg to-day, Tuesday. He
doubtless will demand an explanation and
withdrawal OF the Cars agent for Cabut
without delay. The Indian Government
has long had the possession OF documents
and authenticated copies Of letters adyis-
ing Shere Ali in the name Of Russia, and
by pen or voice,o of the Russian agents to
Just such dangerous policy as he is now
pursuing. ...
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Inn, va, every indication OF frost last
=, In connection with this great de-
.t..,,rn -. in the infected districts Of the
s -, n; now. the following piece of in
S.,,.oa ,s NAV be esteemed interesting:
.r.,4 !, form Of ice, and can not he
t,rBua higher degree than 81, but that
,r,.,,,.re may be reached at the surface
J,b. earth when the air few feet above
s.T Relation and probably cvapora-
M aus the result. rrOt E. Loomis
sr, .fch, frost may occur when the
s,noueler sinks only to 47'.'
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In0hio County Democratic Executive
CeIaiiee eyince very lit,le respect for
UsG Major Bill Thompson denoninateyl
t Str MartinsviIle the respec: due 10
'p7srisa counties" They have gone to
Eut and usurpel the functions of the
aal committees in Brooke and Hancock
SVaus and ANNOUNCED meetings not only
SOhn county hut in the two former coun-
ID ics IS il Brooke aud Hancock were
sSt Insignificant dependencies OF the
OAs county triumvirate that defeated
'l&k Dai"I weIIsbury, when the voice
dssnry, no: only in Ohio county, but
hsOots aud Hancock, was for him. The
SsHa Of Ohio countyis a bigger man
ssoA Grant these days. He has killed
d Little Dad, and now his County
V'aaHee have resolved, according to
.. sTs1 Of yesterday, to run the cam
Rpin the Panhandle.
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RAILROAD Bosps-Firm.
sTkTr pnHna-


srocxs-The Milwaukee and St Paul Rail-
road directors, in connection with the divi.
dend on preferred stock, have given to the
public the following statement Of earningsex-
penSeS, &c, from January to August 81,
1873: Gross earnings $5,425, ,966; expenses,
3,l64, ,93S: net earnings {, o,96l ,0l3: deduct In.
terest on bonded debt for eight months, AZ.
9Se, leaves sl9,0T9; dividend now declared,
Is, ,Tsi balance $50, 297. The bears declared
the above statement untavorable, and made
sharp attack upon the market, and prices
yielded "A to IN, ST. Paul and North
western being the most conspicuous, In
the downward movements The bulls
however, regarded the report favorably and
prices recovered, showing at the close an ad-
vance from the lowest figures OF the day OF u
TO ~, the market closing strong. The largest
transactions were In St Paul, Northwest and
LakeShore. EG LII
W. S. Guernee, who is aboat to visit Eu-
rope, has rendered hisresignation as member
OF the Executive Committee OF the Milwaukee
& ST Paul Directors, and Mr, Nath. Burbank
was to-day appointed In his stead. Guernee
remains in the direction. The old Directors
were elected.
Transactions aggregated 1900 shares, Of
which Il, 600 were Lake Shore. {, 500 Wabash,
80 900, Northwestern common, 1900 pre-
ferred, 1900 St Paul common, 1900 pre-
terred, 5000 LAckawanna, and 5000 Union
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III Attorney Generalof West Virginia
pas to hsve entered largely into our
.apoliie:. He is announced to speak
= s.lrOuey General at political meet
tsn Hancock and Ohio counties. This
,a,s Ve presume, that some question
dayiaThich the State is party is to be
tszsei 4: these meetings, and therefore
Il. Attorney General is called away
IN bis Office duties at the Capitol.
Tssuas be the case, for otherwise those
Ib box with 80 much horror on the
Pvil.n. and Secretary Shermantor max
n Seethes would not Precipitate the
Gtsnor and Attorney General upon us
= ,.al politicians in this canvass.
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PrrsrxGH, September 2s.-PETloLrrn-
Unsteady; crude at 81 ok q PaEkeri.s feE I'M.
mediate shipmsnt; refined At oxe, Philadal.
PAia delivery %
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lEe gntdEaellelet::

:. n.mocratic party Of New York yes
~, y, resolyed in favor of steady steps
.,r,rI % specie payments.
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G. ". McCRARY,
Secretaru Of Har.
srruAT1oN AT GRAND JUNCTION.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, September a.
Many mistakes having found their way
into the public press regarding the yellow
fever at Grand Junction, we ask the press
generally TO publish the facts IS regards
our past suferings and our real wants in
the future. We have not had time to fur.
nish the press with the details Of our SUI
iering and distress. Our worthy telegraph
operator, C. J. Hardy, has been complete
ly worked down by the pressurs upon him,
but he has manfully stood to his
post amid the distress and suferings
around him. ". W. Wall, OF New Or
leans, has come TO his relief, and noble
worker he is. We do not need doctors,
nurses or medicines; We do want brandy
and ale and money with which 10 pay
nurses, grayediggers, &c, We have per.
iectly reliable and responsible agent 10
whom all contributions should be direct
ed, Mr.. ]. N. Morris, who will use all
economically.
Tsignedl VIII. BEATTY,
Representative Of he Mobile Can't Gd 4rGy
n. H. and E. 7. PREsoorr,
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A Mig match OF BriEham Youns's Disei.

Nnw Yonx, September "a Five hun.
dred and ninety-nine Mormons arrived
here yesterday. They will start for the
West to-day. .-s
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vi understand that Bishop Fallows.
DID,, presiding Bishop OF the Reformed
EEsopal Church, will hold services next
s..dly At the Second Presbyterian
Ct.rh, which, through the courtesy Of
d. authorities of said Church, has been
,lsd a; the disposal of the First Reform
Episcopal Church, worshippingat Vie
u Hal. Bishop FallowS was formerly
had.rt Of Bloomington lIll.l University,
plbI learned divine, and an eloquent
rathr. He is now making a Vi itation
iSe churches in communion with the
Nbned Episcopal Church in Virginia
H!s;her States further South. We up-
i.End that the progress OF this Church
tahia the las, few yearsin England, Can
saISi the United States, has been very
uiad, and that it exhibits q vigorous
saddtaIity.
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NEW YoRk, September 26.-The follow
ing were the scores made in the second
DAVIS shooting walk over:
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.li,or Of ;hc MOrganIoWn FoN' IS IN
~ ~ Wheeling. BE considers it the
". l,,., - ,i,y in America Of the same pop
;s,." aud adds the following:
'.,',, ~ ii, to Wheeling always does US
= w. ~. dgn't intend it shall be hirce
g.. W w., =" We visit her good people again.
Es7sussDrlr Of ;ha: city haze . peculiar
If ~" ~. ot heart not to be found in
-1rsItS p.,.e. .! her size. May prosperity
Sisy ,,n an her golden wings about them
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Financial and Commercial.
RY ZELEGRAPH


New YORk, September 9s.-MoxKr-More
active at 2a4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent The Assistant Treasurer
ClearihH SIl,00o.000. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, LslH; sight exchange on New
York 4s6 = 80,
GOtp-steady at lOo7I. Carrying rates "a
l per cent Borrowing rates fat.
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The stnnnard Murder Trial.

Subscriptions to the four per cent loa
to-day amount 10 800, 700.
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IN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, September ga men,
Der Of the State Central Committee Of the
Democratic conservative party asserts that
it is untrue that any attempt has been
made to make an attractive political can
vass in Louisiana where the fever pre-
walls. On the contrary no address has
been issued and no public gatherings or
speeches made in such localities. Unob-
trusive efforts are being made to secure
registration and the committees are quietly
at work in connection with the candidates
perfecting the party organization, only
preparing the campaign document The
recall OF absent candidates, by the Demo:
cratic Committee, was TO secure their aid
and advice in the organization and did not
necessarily involve their presence at the
points where the fever prevails.
MANCHESTER, n. H., September 90. The
Greenbackers OF the Second District nomi-
mated Cyrus o. Sulloway for Congress.
BELLEFoSrE, Pa, September %, The
Democrats OF the Goth District nominated
Gov. Andrew J. Curtin for Congress.
CHICAGO, September %. The Demo
cratic Congressional Convention Of the
Third district this afternoon nominated
Judge Tue
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NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL HARD
MONEY CHAIRMAN.

LINCOLN, September 26.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met here to-day,
and l95 delegates were present On TEN.
porary organization ". P. Conner, 9 hard
money man, was chosen Chairman by q
majority OF 5. A Committee on Resolu.
tons and Permanent Organization was ap.
pointsd, and the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow. An effort will be made
to endorse the Grecnback State ticket.
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HEAVY STORM AT MEMPHIS -SEvHR KEroRr.
MEMPHis, September GA severe rain
storm, accompanied with lightning and
thunder, prevailed here last night, and this
morning the air Is purer. From noon
yesterday till noon to-day there were 43
deaths, and % Of these were reported this
morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-06
SATURDAY, the 2lst DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1878,

At l2 O'Clock M, proceed to sell al
the Court House door, in the city and
county OF Los Angeles, State OF Cali
fornia, at public auction. for cash in
u. 8. gold coin, to satisfy said order and
accruing costs, all the right, title and
interest OF said defendant James Doyle,
in and TO the following described real
estate. to wit:
situate. lying and being in the city OF
Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles,
standing of record in the office OF the
County Recorder OF said county in the
name of James Doyle, said property is
described as follows, to wit:
Fractional lot two (2), in block Al, con-
tanning ten (0) acres, situated in the
northwest quarter of the lands of the city
of Los Angeles, entitled a map of reser-
voir and vicinity, dated December 8, 1870;
the land herein mentioned, being the
same conveyed to the defendant by deed
dated Dec. 0, 1870, and recorded in book
A. page 81, Records of Los Angeles
county.
Given under my hand at the city of
Los Angeles, CAL, this 3lst day OF Au-
gust, A. d. 1878.
II. NJ. MITCHELL,
sheriff.
ByJames G. Kays, Deputy Sheriff. sltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-06
Yos Sn9sIfs 8erald.
Deel.... Idol. !

.
10 the Police Court yesterday D.
Boaconsfield Doolan was examined
on Z charge Of disturbing the peace.
The complaining witness testified
that the accused, through some In
advertant cIrcunstance, had gained
aecoos to = dinner party of veteran
noldIors given the other evening In
eommomoFatiou Of one OF the many
battles fought during the late civil
uar. The dinner had progressed
without interruption, and toasts
voro the order at the evening. One
q the company, glass In hand,
anrooo and proposed the health OF
0onerAl Sheridan. After q
Watering account of the many
vIetorles achieved by "Little
Phil and the general
ship shown by him in the COM
mand Of his men, he was about to
take his seat when Doolan, jump.
Ing to his feet. excitedly exclaim-
Cd: "Phat the divil was he to Col.
James A. Mulligan?" This inter.
ruptlon passed over without notice.
Another battle-scarred veteran In
turn proposed the health OF Gener-
of Sherman. In the midst Of his
eulogistic remarks about the hero
of the march to the sea, he was in
terrupted by the excited Doolan ex-
claiming: IAN phat the divips
bells was he to Col. James A. Null
llgAn?" Again the interruption
passed unnoticed. A third veteran
then arose In his seat and proposed
the health Of General Grant. The
remarks Ct the speaker, rs he went
on to give instances Of the general
ship Of the renowned commander,
served to arouse Doolan's feelings
again, and a. he jumped tn his feet
ho said, In = tone that was broken
With hIe intense admiration Of his
hero, PAN phwat--an' phwat was be
to Colonel James A. MulligaD, :.ony.
howl" The Chairman, seeing thai
such Interruptions would sadly mai
the evenings enjoyment II permit
ted to continue, said to Doolan
"Who was this Colonel James A.
MulligAnf" "Who the divil wasn'l
he?'' replied Doolan. "What die
he ever do?,' again asked the Chair
man. "Phwat didn't he do?n an
sWorod Doolan. "Opll tell yor
phwat he done phin Stonewall
Jackson axed him to surrender.
Says he, git out, you white.headet
tarrler. There's gineralship fol
you." The testimony was too con
vinclng, and Do0lan was ordered ts
appear for sentence.-,S. f. Chron
icle.