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Daily Republican., 1879-05-08

Ir Is SUGGESTIVE that OF the five regu-
lar members OF the committee on Teach
rrs from the Board Of + tu2ation, that
.hree of the members are spruce young
bachelors. President Eckel in making
the appointment showed that he had
an acute knowledge Of human nature
As both the committee and teachers vii
be induced to appear to the best advan
tagr.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-08

THE EDITOR of the every Evening"
must be singularly obtuss not to under.
stand f.om the letter Messrs. Warner
published yesterday, that they simply
regarded him as their employee, and
dismissed him for dsrespect to and
abuse of their friends.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-08

COMMON SENSE is returning to the po-
lie of Calf, rnia, as the returns OF tn.
election held yesterday to latify the
6 Institution mad" largely in the inter
1t of communism and against the Cal
nese, la. b, IN defeated by large ma
10 ,ity in San Francisco, and the returns
f ON other counties indicate the defea
O. the new constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. oct. 10. 1870.
Tho adjourned meeting of the Spanish Claims Com
mission which TO have been held yesterday
postponed until next Saturday.
Postmaster General Kew. Colonel Thompson. superin-
tendent OF the Railway Mail Service ana Chief Special
AGENT farker returned To Washington, saturday.
Mr. Samuel Mukcn OF New-Jersey. who for a num-
Der OF years has heen sbursng Clerk of the Depart
ment OF Justice appointed Chief Clerk OF that d. part
mrnt /" succeed Mr.. Wing. Of Ono. VINO becomes n
assistant OF Assistant Attorney General SimOns IN the
preparation of cases IN The Court Of CLAIMS.
Yesterday IN the case Of Mary s. Oliver against Simon
Cameron, IN which motion has been made nv the
panth TO dispense with the printing of the record
the appeal case pending IN the court In General Term
the counsel for defendant flied thereto The
answer says 1t Is not sufficiently shown that the pam
I'M Is unable 10 have the record printed that It appears
ehe Dns recently neep travelling and engaged in propos
lhe 10 lecture ana III printing causing To printed
notices or bills for lectures, ec ih having been able
10 secure TWO attorneys Of this court aud additional
one from Kentucky, she cannot be regarded
cunions; that the of Acknowledged breach "
contract OF marriage is not OF the character OF
which call for SUSPENSION a. the rule. and the Just
ana convenient the requires the printing
ms motion viii De argued on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
FOREIGN MOTIFS.

LoNDoN, Oct. -. 1879.
In France the Government oih Il, lrc t'jo.uod 10
prosecute the authors of ans addit's,-, VIKINGS or
OTHER which appear 20 .heu io confiaycnc tho
laws and require repression.
Tee brlsand Ga-laron formerly the terror " Italy.
died recently ia the poorhou-e az Abhiaic.ri-so Lo-
hardy. at the agc ~ ninety.
The Prus~ian budget for the ensuing fiscal year shows
"A deficit uf $40 30 900 Prl.-ias contribution 10 tho
cxchsqucr az the Emuirc L. estimated az -j.joo,OOo.
IN R,umanla the Conservatives tnl Liberals have ar
rived at a compromise the Hebrew question. The
Government has accepted The conservative principle
that the Jews must Individually apply for naturtzi-
tiou with ihc PROV tiosc served IN tno
Sna b. natur1lzed m body. This compromises
IN likely Ia be adopted.
\ TIRE at SAmarcand. IN Independent Turkcs'an. on
September 30 destroyed the great bazaar seven cara
Nanselais and seventy shops.
The Norwegian bark Bayard. Captain Kttlescn. which
sailed Ncw-Nork. september Il. lor Grernorr. has
gone .hor. OF Facum.hin Lnugn. near Carrsore Pont
COuuty Wexford, ireland. The crew have been saved,
but ID j. probable tntt tae ntIn can be- tot.ed.
Adrpaich from Vienna To The Times " Both
the Austrian aud Hungarian Governments have accepted
war estimates for the maintenance Of the Imperial
Army a an effective force II 900 for the
ten years The Hung ,rian Government has submitted
with tnis estimate statement showing that when tho
military systems progress Completed IaiY
viii have over 100000 soldier that France has
soldiers and IN S92 Will htvr 723.OUO. md
that Russia already di~po>eH 2SSg UO sold err while
wOIApcOplr aud others who are bound 10 10 mii,aIy
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
4 cool NURDER CLUMSILY HID.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. ia dispatch TO
horrible murder perpetratcd there at l o'clock this
morning Henry Christianson, who boarded with Ed
ward FOgarty, tin Iodler, coniesses the following !
Fogaliy came home at ten o'clock lat night. The
two men had been drinking, ard Fogariy insultcd
Christensen and drew revolver and threatened To
shoot him. ChnstausOn knocked him down, took away
the revolver. ana went doors. Fogary followed.
The other man picked No am axe mud struck Focartv
two blows, killing him Instantly lie thrn carried hin
10 clover stack 1t ON fire, ana came bnok to me
hOu,t The CRIME discovered TINS morning Dos the
finding of the haltcOusumrd body under tie clover
stack. tram oi piOOd which led 10 Fogartt hOusr
Wa. followed, Whrieuppn Christina SON ana Ms. To-
garry were arrested. lue former confessed his gllt,
bus aimed that the woman ndi nothing 10 do Win the
No particular trouble to conceal the crime
taken except by digging ground IA mont OF the door,
where body had lam TOR some time, burning tho
TINS wooden leg IN the stove, and attempting 10 burn
The uodv. Inr opinion u that ChriStianson and the
cou-p red together To get tie husband out Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
JEALOUS M4N'S FURY.

Jean Decker. n cabinet maker, thirty years
old. separated from his VIE EzH 10y the court 10
July last aud ordered 10 pay her 70 week. She
manned at No % Ludlow where the family had lived,
and the husband went 10 live at No l61 Aenst. Paul
windlandt. twenty-eght years 3D. brothcru-law OF
Mrs Decker went TO board with her. ms wife having
died year ago yesterday afternoon windandt
was lying lounge IN the front room
while Mrs Decker doing housework
ln the kitchen Suddenly the husband. Decker rushed
tuto the room where Mludlandt wu- afd without
word struck HIM over the lett eye with chisei As
Windlandt tired 10 get up To defend him.
self Decker STRUCK hin the lace and
jumped upon him. He wounded TIE Postrate
ain the abdomen Decker rnen made his escape Dr.
Hoelsrr, OF No. % yngtOut Was Clcu ia abd dressed
the wounds. At 10 O'Clock LIST night the Coroner was
summoned 10 take Wndladts ntemot t,n STAT mcut.
as n feared tha he would die. From the staff mems
OF wndlan appears that Decker jealous VI hm,
but Windandt positively states that there cause
Tor such feeling. Decker still large midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
THE MIScHIRF Tins THE CENTER CrP

The race for soop yachts from Sandy Hook to
Cape May and return for the Center Cup was iia-
;shcd Saturday The Regina. Blanche. Wave and
Mischief took part. They started Thursday morn
ing. The Regina led until Saturday morning,
when the Mischief passed her and kept the lead to
the end finishing the race at 3 b. IN. Saturday
afternoon. The Blanche and Wave were out OF
sight astcm, and parted company near The Five
fnfuom bank hght-shlp during gale on FRIDAY.
Mr. Gruudy, of The Blanche, feared that the Wave
had met Win some trouble Wrrckng tug Cyclups
went down the coast Yesterday with instructions Ia
keep a lookout for the Wave The fact WAS. how
ever that the yacht arrived safely saturday after
noon. but Nh. Grundy did not know tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
MYSTERIOUS DEAIH IL BROOKLYN.

YOUNG GERMAN FOUND DEAD IL HOTEL WIFI
LOADED PISTOL HIS SHE.
About a week ago julius +. ROebner, Ger
man. twenty-five years of age, went 10 the Clinton
House. No. go Fulton ST.. Brook yin. and hired two
rooms the fourth floor. using one stting-room
and the Otner "a bedroom. He employed In
Dohner & Hchcock's hardware establishment In this
city. and had brother living at No. 241 Caron-ave.
Brooklyn His habits good, but he showed no dis
position ~ associate with the other guests Of the hotel
and appeared 10 be IN delicate health. le-ter-
day morning the chambermaid. Eliza Coyle, hndns
the door of his sttlng-room unlocked. entered for
the purpose of arranging the She found Roehner
lying on the floor. his head resting blanket and
bundle OF newspapers; and supposing him TO be asleep
she quietly left the When she returned. about
p she found him IN the position She then De-
alnrmed and summoned some Of the other employees
~ the hotel when IL found that ROehner was dead
lie lay his left side. and between the left arm and the
body found hvc-chambered revolver, all the
chambers Of which loaded. The Washington Street
Police were informed OF tho occurrence. and Coroner
smms was also summoned. No wound was discovered
upon the body. On table In the room were two small
envelopes. One was inscrlbedi "Julus-Present. Let
this remain" II contained u lock Of dark hair. tied
with colored ribbons. The other envelope, winch was
not directed, contained the following, written neatly;
BROOKLYN, Oct. IS. 1879.
II entirely unnecessary to hold an inquest upon
my rem9ns neaa rs wSSrsd me OF take ann
diate charge OF NY remains aud my effects Yours II"
spectfuly, j. T. RotHNEk.
My brother will he here in q very short time Resi-
dcnce. 2il Carlton-ave.
On the table scattered some red powder. resem-
bling tooth powder Which, It IS thought have been
some poisonous substance used 70 commit suicide.
bottle containing periumcd liquid stood on the naniel
From the appearance OF the body Coroner SImms was
unable TO determine whether Roehner committed
suicide or died from natural causes. There were
traces Of white powder on his lips, and the eyes,
when the IDS were Opened, presented uhTh "uu
pc .uidr appearance. II is supposed that the young
man nrst swallowed some poisonous substance, anu
then lay down. being CAREFUL 10 lave revolver close at
hand In cas-" the poison failed "a ciu-r death lie
Coroner thinks, however that, while the young man m
tended end his HE he may have died from the mcn-
tai cmrnt produced hy The cir 'unstance7 post
mOrttn examination viii be made to-day tn al. cover
the cause death. Huclncr's brother II absent ~ the
country. ana little could DE learned IN regard To tue
young mau's history. His uarcn died IN Httinany
several years ago, and he had mo- relatives IN tins conn
try except the brother mentioned. Tie body was re-
moved 10 the MOrgue last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

corprSrY SWEAR, THAT HANLANs FRIENDs TRIED
To BUY HIM orr WITH GREAT BRiBEs-uANlAN
mrs Ntr GIT HIS MONEY.

CorRTSEY SWEAR, THAT HANLAN'S FRIENDS TRIED
To Buy HIM OFF WITH GREAT BRiBEs-uANlAN
DOES Nor GIT HIS MONEY.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, oct. 19.-Aiiidavits are
,,ll.t ed here m The Democrat Gd ChrOncic 10y Court
nov and French, johnson. Courtney saws he was re-
teav approached IA the interest Of IIanlan by men
who wanted Courtney TO give up the race or lose IT,
rher oael ed fr,t to cut tho purse la two; then 10
owe hln &c 600 and half the pools, ami then $4,000
aud half lie pools These said that bicy wanted
U,ulan 10 win the race he was 10 10 TO England 10
row thcre Courtney replied that there was not money
pucb IN America 10 get MIN to lose the race Courtney
concludes;
Iw,nt 10 Chautauqua Lake with TIE determination To-
,yi, he roe ud believe cou ID have done u, hai u
f i,n fc~ side interference. have only o.' thlnS
49, rrrrIel ut-li Ton: that We die hot exercise more
dingcnC- 800 WaicI..G Cur D""t'.
:. F,,ncu, johnson ,weaIs that Courtney aud Ward
went down .o tuc boat hoUsc one day lie cr'p down
mere, soft s. ANA listened 10 what They were saying Ihr
affidavit continues:
TIA. first tnine heard ward say was II yon don.
c.,u.cft rn ler Hannah you can't lnl In" our WI"
:, t,r .bnin." Aud Charlie said" won't 40 H. lHrlr
l. moi money enough ma America To buf me- eau p.'
itl.rlsu and intend To go It" Ward then sac: -
Nv miles, you consent To let MN WIZ
TSw said again he would no, do it. and
ward sud why, Charlie, ood Is IuS' ,.a a,s
d we Will guarantee to divide II "lin you dollar iul
1"tIur ii l. any odd, on suI" thne Inc re i no
money m the Haninn party; W. can Tx th,lf pe,s
without putting w. cent ~ J'H. IN nn.'ih -, ~.
easiest thug IN tue wofid. '""'"'' '''" ~
wouldn't no H.
The C,ty nix has refused TO pay TO Hanian on
r,ipt, order because II not accompanied hy The
ceruncate Of deposit which Mr.. sonle retained Court
new and Hanlau have left for tneir respective homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
TELEGRAPHlc NOTES.



AIB,NY. \. Y, ocl ~. Inc iury m the case of
r Alport AGAINST he l9m'n steam shp company has rem
NEW IRON STEAMSHIP.
CHESTER. Penn, Oct. 19.--lhc iron steamship
dar morning Tor New-York She VIII ply between that city
aud iewc. Del.
A TRUSTEE ArroGNrrD BY THE GOVERNOR.
MInrL, Iow\ v J., e.. l9.-,;?ycrYor Ko9m.on
HOMEOPATHIC As lum for he Insane at Mddletwn. IN the
Heavy DAMAGE FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
AIBANN, \. y. Ort. lJ-lhc ease o. Nancy '.
Campbell against Or,on L. CHAMPION for so 90 damages
account II breach OF promise 81" m'Ia-t has cnd'd 10
THE CANADIAN GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
ToNoNro. %. 10 -, Great W stern Railways
han yearly port -o"s 'ctciency IN The net rc,cnuc or
over 5000 Aayg,@ ~ he Pt;i,ren.e stock was car
COLLECTION, FOR ARCHBISHOP PURCELL
far eurnea from me GU Ollie churehc- IN me Ar hocee
Ba mor' N ad Of Archbishop u.el aggregate $500
\ row.Mow OVER KELEA1Ep INDIANS.
WICHITA. Kun, Oc'. 1".-Nild Hog, cd Crow
paG g, ne Tay I'1 SS are gc'S isd at
Chc,enns jas, iom the agency There was great rejoicing
a WAFER FAMINE FEARED AT NEwBURe.
NrwRr eG. }. y, Oct. lo.-AlMm prevails here
Two inches, me giealert been by
BASE BALL IL SAN FRANCISCO.
san FEAA,Ist. Ocl. l9.-At the - klaud Grounds
to-day '.e LEAGUE Chcueo cub dreated the California club
by Of lstoO Al she recreation Grounds IN his city
so,iation Dochcs,er y. y. ,luh by score OF $40.
HAIR TRIGGERS AtAls~I HARD On H..
WEST Ed, y. j.. Ocf. la.-Ihe Empire Rifle
club New Yok. Mon ". f.row tain has challenged
The Ltttlcr Ride tlub Sew Jersey t. shoot ch
show advantage n any. which hartnggcis have over
pull rifles The challenge was promptly accepted for FRIDAY
next
A VICTORY FOR THE NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.
FOuGnKiIPSIE y. y. oct 1911 he sult of the
Telegraph company for permanent njunc
lion aga nst Ihe New Yofl C,nirii Hu IVe Rail
uad the latter company ffum pulling lie Tor
poles a. gued nciO Judge Barnard yts
The Judge deeio oil To continue lie iuJuno
utH.
A SCHOONER WHICH WAS Run DOWN AT A
LAUNtH
BALTIMORE. Oct. lo.-m the launching If the
light house the ship ~ Master
onn,y, ship into aud sunk tie schooner RIDE which
Was under proceeding the harb,r Drought
by tle 5000. Judge Morris has detiiod tho
case awarding the damages claimed The Will DO
! Dealel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

GLNFRAL SHERMAN RECALLS TIE TROOPS now AT
THE WHITE RIVER AGENCY-THE WOUNDED AR
RIVE AT RAwrINs
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The following dispatch is
published here to-day:
CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. II.
To General SHERMAN:
GGneIa Merritt says in dispatch Just recs ycd that
Grand River on the 10th inst. and from there TO the
sent. Subsequently your dispatch OF October 18Th
sent to him with orders 10 obey the directions therein
given, and presume THIS will stop bD. Your dispatch
should have reached him on the l5th.
General Merritt and General Crook. the Department
commanded are at loss 10 know what 10 do and
l. 1here are 300 or 500 White River their
ROAD TO the Uncompahgre Agency is over the main
range Of the Rocky Mountains and bad, and the
danser OF nE caught 10y Winter should be ser
lousy entertained. We went 10 the White Rv,r Agency
the solicitation OF the Inoan Bureau. whose agent
was murdered ana our men kiicd and woun led, and
hands tied and the danger of being showed in staring
IN the face.
am not easily discouraged. but II looks though we
had been pretty badly sold ont IN this business. II
folly 10 That the murdcrer of the agent aud Colonel
IN must Dee punished How are they 10 bo pun
isuedi VINO Is sOiug 10 punish them and how lorE
the troops ~ wait at the agency for 1t to be- donei
VIII direct Crook othro~ lnio ia, agency an the sup
plies he possibly can a. the only c0nise left open
T. II. SHERIDAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Since the receipt of the above dispatch from Cen
eral Sheridan that officer has teen directed by Gem
cral Sherman to Withdraw the troops under General
Merritt, and order them 10 return 10 their proper
stations, leaving at the White River Agency only
sufficient number of men TO guard the Government
property.
The troops now at the White River Agency belong
to the Department of the Platte and the main body
Of them under this order. return to their respective
stations in that Depar tmcnt.
force Will be concentrated at some point IN the
Southern Ute Reservation. TO conduct operations
against that tribe should they fail 10 deliver up the
individuals engaged IN the killing of Major
Thorubu1gh. General Mckenzie, commanding The
4th Cavalry. VIII probably be placed in charge OF
the latter force.
RAwIINs wy. r. Oct. 19.-The wounded Of the
brittle of Mix Creek arrived here Yesterday With
Captain Payue's and Captain Dodge's commands
The woundcd-thrty-twO in numpcr-wcre all do
ing WELL Major Ihornburgh's body was brought
it, by this parry, and shipped to Omaha. The
party had stormy weather the road. Ram be-
can failing at Fertilization Creek. and continued
Tor several days. The command VAS nine days on
fine road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
THE CONFERENCE OF G0gERNORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l9.-The Assembly oil
overuors to arrange The details of the Centenui'i ann
yersary OF surrender OF the English Arm. d" iorH
=, - ,ry,ntzation at Carpenters Hall AT ii
~ vesterday Governors Andrews, of Connecticut
uoiday. Of virginia Hoyt, of PENNSYLVANIA; simpson
Of south Carolina; ia Wis. Of Norh raI'lna; HAM, Oh
nelaware Carroll Of Maryland aud Colonel Libcoi"
rnreseutiug Governor Talbot, OF MatsachuTcs' "cio
present - ,,
a.. ....,i,, aud Colonel Lincoln. secretary. lie
,,,.,,iug then adjourned 10 independence Hall
Inon ASSEMBLING ID Independence han 'ncie WIS
so.at,ng py Mayor stokley. Governor carroll Gov
enr uoyt and Governors Holiday. Hail. JARVIS ana
einns,n Governors Hoyt. Simpson ana h"''""9 "e'e
gou,uiitee Oh Resolutions aud tn'v re-
api"I ,c.nluuons winch were adopted Ih' .'-." vi"
I'm was commended. ana COMMITTEE on a. ~, H *
MN 80 an, IRON each State. TO be HJnih"'u ~
.T nnrs luercoI, vi wAIch committee "oNe'"O4 4A0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.

GENERAL KEY REFUSES To RECEDE.
THE WIND QUESTION OF POST OFFICE ADDRESSES
Up AGAIN--MR. sIRINGEE's COMMENT ON OHIO
MINOR GOSSIP.
CONGRESSMAN Wait. of Norwich. has again
represented to the PostmaSter-G General that
his recent order about the addresses OF letters
Is causing some inconvenience. His let
ter on the subject and the rely of
General Key are printed below. The lat
ter maintains the pTopriety of the order.
Mr.. Springer says that the effect Of
the Ohio election will be very bad on the
Democratic party. The export of hive cattle
is growing at very rapid rate. Colonel
Douglas relates, in dispatch printed below,
the troubles he has had with Washington
claim agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
TIE FIRE RECORD.
A LARGE EAST-SlDE BUILDING BURNED.
DEsTRU CTIOS or A GREAT QUANTITY OF GRAIN
loss OVER 100000.

LARGE EAST-SlDE BUILDING BURNED.
DEsTRt CTIoS or A GREAT QUANTITY OF GRAIN
loss OVER 100000.
Fire was discovered at l a. m. yesterday in n
sx-story brick building facing the East River,
used storehouse for grain and situated at Nos 80
and 40 Easiest. The flames first the upper
floors, and I'm short time the whole building de-
mOIshcd The II mes shot nigh In the air and made a
brilliant spectacle. The shipping lying near Grandst
great danger until the police boat Seneca tOwed
the craft out I'm the stream.
The building erected about five years specially
for gram storage Tie Exchange steam Mills aud Grain
Elevator Of which Daniel d. Maugam u the proprietor
used the building. which was owned by C. Coe. There
front of 30 feet East-st.. aud the building
200 feet In length II has not been learned how
the flames originated on Saturday night all the fires
extinguished according to custom and water was
poured the boilers cool them. The north wall fell
building materials owned by Klos Brothers, causing
about $4,000 the greater part Of which Is COW
cred by insurance. Mrs. Rapp occupies "a residence
the house To KOts yard. No 30 Easiest IA used
by VI. Laurence, who takes grain on storage. The
building extends Ia Iompkins-st. and ts contents are
valued at several hundred thousand dollars part ~
undoubtedly injured by water and smoke. but the
amount OF loss there Is not yet known.
Mr.. Mangan said yesterday that, beside the loss 10
adjoining properly. the loss The burned building and
fore the n lac had stored gram worth $4,000 in the
building. lie estimated all tue grain destroyed 10 be
worth about 100000 machinery S2J,OUO, aud building
S.5OUO About OF tue machinery belonged 10 hui.
lie unable calculate his insurance. because II was
divIded up but ne lot fully covered. Mr..
Mangam SAID that the OF the building fully
insured.
The arm of John Birmingham. seventeen years old,
OF scyenth-st, Was broken 10y niIlug wall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
TIE PRESIDENT N ONO.

A RECEPTION AT THE CITY OF DELAwARE-ME.
HAYES TO LEAVE ONO TODAY.
COLUMBUs, Ohio, Oct. 19.-Thc President
ana Mrs Hayes LETT 10y special YESTERDAY for Del
aware They were met at the railroad station by "A
large procession. President Hrves received with
cheers and the band played Hail To the Chief" Judge
L. Jones escorted the President To carriage, and
Mrs. Kilhur. whose house the party were to bc en-
tertAlncd took charge Of MrsHaye-. The procession
then moved toward the city.
Al night the President and his wife IN" guests OF
judge Jones. A reception was gwen al O'Clock
LaI ge numbers uf people were On the streets To We
come the Pres dent. aud he frequently checred
along the line OF march.
Today Mr.. and Mrs Hayes the guests of General
Mitchell and WIFE, this city, The President Will leave
for Washington direct Tomorrow noon.