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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

PERSONNEL OF THE CIPHER COMMITTEE.-'The
room i'll which the committee held its session
was Parlor F, right behind the bar Consider
ing that the members of the committee are
quite distinguished temperance advocates, this
proximity appeared to be piece OF needless
satire on the part OF the hotel clerk. Two long
tables were placed across the room one for the
committee, the witness and official stenogra-
pliers, and the other for the newspaper re-
porterS. The subcommittee is one OF more
than average congressional Intelligence Gen.
Hunton the chairman, is a tall, dignified south.
erner, with quiet, deliberate manner. Mr..
Springer looks like some reverend minister of
the Gospel, and his keen-featured face is framed
in solemn but handsome black beard. Mr..
SteDgeri small, youthful looking man, with
"a tiny blonde mustache, who some years AGO
could boast of the distinction of being the
Youngest member OF Congress Mr.. Hfscock. of
New York, is very sad, clerical-looklng gen
lleman. who held his hand despairingly to his
head during the greater part OF The proceedings
as though he were thoroughly bored Mr.. Reed.
OF Maine. is a fresh-lookiDg, burly. rosy-faced
man, with quizzcai expression OF countenance.
and be and his colleague, Mr.. Hiscock, assumed
from the start a (cOurteOusly) hostile position
to the witness, watching sharply for every Op-
poftunity to direct their cross fire at him.
IN. ]. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

'oi lbN BEAR THEIR CRIES.-t has Railing
an upnoisterer- was thrown out OF etunlov-mrnt
over a month ago, ana since then has been mn.
able 10 Ind work elsewhere. He was married
man, and The father OF two small children aSI
evening he returned 10 his apartments. al ! 200
Third avenue. and when he heard his children
crying ior bread. became respondent and hapan
10 bfood over his troubles. His wife noticed her
husband acting strangely during the evening"
Dut pald no particular attention To him a.
about halt-paSt o'clock he retired 10 his room,
and few moments later the report OF a nisioi
was heard Ia tie apartment. Mrs. BaIlInT ran
INTO the bedroom and found her husband 1vinu
illeteas on lhe bed lie had placed the mlIlllt
OF rtNOhcr- known as the "Big BONANZA" 10
hls mead ahc discharged il The ban penetrated
TIE skull and lodged in the brain, causing in
stant death. For some time Mrs Bailing wa
slupefed with grief. and stood rnOtionless M
The bedside. wien several OF the neighbors who
llau also heard The discharge OF the pistol, en-
tered the apartment and dragged her away
lht deceased WIS native OF Germany % years
old. He was said 10 have been a sober indus
trlOuS man. respected by all who knew him -
Z V J. Rssaf1. NfE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10


H-Mrs. Manchester, OF No. 32l east lI6th
street, New York, gave birth TO two boys and a
girl last Thursday.
tE-The Turco-Russian definite treaty OF
peace has AT last been signed and Russia Is 20
evacuaIe Turkish territory within thirty-f1ve
days.
E-Machinery Han, On the Centennial
grounds. at Philadelphia, which originally cost
$so0G00, was sold at auction saturday There
were only I'VE bidders, and IL was knocked down
10 W. & Allison a Co., car builders, for e., 4,Oe0
E-John NJ. Cook, the London tourist and ex-
culSlon agent, was arrested In New York, Sat-
uday, for libel at the suit OF his former partner
+. NJ. Jenkins.
"a Diphiheria is raging at Patchouge, Long
Island, TO an alarming extent, there being no
less than one hundred cases in the Village
Deaths are. occurring daily. The public schools
are closed.
ts~The police raided Enoch's Variety Thea
tie, I'm Philadelphta, saturday night, capturing
m all l65 persons, amongst them the proprietor
and his wife-4l females and lis BOYS Enoch
was held In sl.eeo bail for keeping disorderly
house.
sB-A Memphis paper, in view OF the mast sea-
sons yellow-ieyer experience, begins TO take In
the situation. IL says 1--WE have had nIfnfy of
heroism; now let us have a sewer.- ~
tFIn trial for lunacy before Judge Bovd ar
INDEPENDENCE, a day or two since as a fest the
defendant was asked: "Do you work anye Do
you like TO work." ''Yes," he answered. This
vas deemed conclusive, and the conmittaI of
the unfortunate man TO an asylum was ordered
tCOUfRgtos, Commonwealth.
sF-The Columbia Is. c. Register confirms the
report that the grand jury at SUMTER S c. has
found a true bill against Sam Lee FOR official
misconduct as Judge OF probate, ana that Lee
has fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

Major RENO, in testifying in his own behalf
oe.ore the court OF inquiry at Chicago Satur-
day, stated emphatlcally that il was not cow
ardice that caused him to move from the timber
on the hill in the battle OF Little Big Horn. He
had flask OF whisky with him, but did moi
drink drop until after the battle He was
pressed as TO his opinion OF Custer and finally
confessed that he had no confidence In him
as soldier. but his relations with Custer were
friendly. Had his own brother been with Gus
ter fe lReno) could not have done differently
HE would do the same again under similar cir
cumstanceS with the knowledge he then had.
arguments viii be heard and the case closed to-
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10
Senator Cbristiancy Resigns.

DETROIT, Feb. 10.-A telegram received from
Lansing says the resignation OF the Hon. l. p
CnriStiancy as senator from Michigan has been
placed in the hands OF GOV. CrOSSwell 10 take
effect at noon to-day. The governor Will this
evening transmit the official notification of Sen
ator ChriStiancy'S resignation TO the legiSla-
ture. declaring The office vacant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10
Tannmany Enioiued.

NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-JudSe Barrett TO-DAY
granted motion to make permanent the tenn
porary injunction restraining the Tammany
society frOm initiating la members elected
New Years eve, holding that notice OF the
meeting al which such election took place was
not III compliance with the SOciPty'S bylaws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

All SIN AS SHIPowNER.-The paragraph nv
telegraph which states that British and Ameri,
can shlpmasters are discussing the Question
steamers to America and ugland is indicative
that the Chinese question ) In fair way to he
understood in other localities than In California
IL Is sald that the rapid acquisition of the carry
ing trade in Chinese waters leads prominent
merchants to believe that only the low rates
now prevents the Chinese entering into CONNIE.
tlt1on with foreigners IN ocean carrying In the
the market. 1t is, indeed, significant when fear
Is expressed by shipowners that the Chinese
may eventually interfere with their business
We do not know why the Chinese may NOT en-
gage in the transportation OF passengers and
freight between China and California at any
moment with profit to themselves. They can
man vessels with cheap labor, for in fact. they
are doing that TO certain extent at the present
time.-I S0n F.anciseO Cal. Jan 26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10


SINGTLAR CASE or ARSENIC POISONING
FOR some weeks past local doctor has been
attending Young lady who has exhibited
every possible indication of arsenic poison. Her
appetite ldlied Ter. and her face became af a
ghdallt palioy. While her features were bloated
ana tie eyes NateIA. With swelling OF the
lower limbs. Day by day her body was racked
WITH intense pain. and finally her condition be-
cal.e 30 unendGraOle that She almost ionprd
ior dealh 10 put an end 10 her suffeTings. The
ply Sician WAS satisfied from the beginning that
she was afflicted with some disease produced by
arsenic poison. Iut the most rigid inyestfga-
ton failed 10 reveal in what possible way il
could have Utcn administered 10 her Her food
was Inspected. The water she drank was most
carefully selected mom The wells. where no in-
BY tie mcTtat accident in the world the caus,.
oi this remarkable condition was discovered
The doctor happened TO be present when the
Young lddA : clothes were brought home from
Tie wash. The singular lusteT or the linen
struck him dS remarkable. He inquired who
Gid thai washing. and was told that an Old
negro Nclndn y hose great skill I'm polishing linen
mace Der very popular with the girls The
doctor ihOug III BE- Was now Oh the road % the
discovery. ANA concluded Tor the nOnce 10 PLAY
an amateur detective. lie visited the Old wo-
man. and soon learned that her polish" was
produced DA the Use Of arsenic in the starch.
1 men the whole case was plain. The girl was
alhICttd 10y Arsenic poison produced by abs0rTL
ton. Hcing 0t peculiar temperament ana
organization. she incurred a danger which
II, and her bodily susceptibility 10 the fatal
drug con~lirCd 10 produce the dangerous con-
dillon which mas iust been detailed-rDsnr,,
Ne,rN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

CAPTAIN PAUL. BoyTeN, who entered the Allie
ghany river at Oil City, Pa, Thursday morning,
Win MS li1e-saving suit arrived at PlttSburg at
asticaly by $4,000 people. who lined both sides of
OF the river. He had expected to make only one
slop curing the whole trip of 132 miles, but the
points. He swan 43 miles Thursday, S5 Friday.
=. SATURDAY ana ~ Sunday, and was fn the
water altogether Al hours. He was greatly eX.
hausted, and suffered extremely from the Iftter
cold SiAA oiAS oitUcI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

THE COMMISSIONER OF the general land Office
has addressed a letter to the Secretary OF the
Interior describing the condition OF the work in
the office, and pointing ont the necessity for
additional clerical assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

he PRESIDENT and Mrs. Hayes viii hold
pubic reception Tuesday evening. the llth inst
from to 10 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

BITTEN BY SPITz.-Herbert Coddington. OF
fiush1hg. l.. l., was bitten by a SpitZ dog about
two weeks ago, and for week has been con.
fined to his bed. The leg which was bitten be-
gan to swell. Yesterday he became so violent
that several OF the neighbors were called In TO
help take care OF him, and four men were need
ed TO hold him in bed.-[N. Y. World, sth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

IHE SrB-CONhITTEE OF the Potter inye,tirat-
ing committee. which went to New York to in
XeStlgate the cipher telegTams, returned
Washington this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

tE-The joint committee Of the Virginia legis-
latufe viii meet to-day TO receive from the REQ
resentatives of bondhOiderS an amended promo
ltloa for the settlement OF the public debt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

SUIc!DE.-LouiS Stallings, fifty-five Years of
ase. a brick-maker by trade, residing at No. 10
west Pratt street, Baltimore. committed sui
out with shotgun ~ VI "'ii'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

STRANGE SUICIDE IN CHICAGo.-A special dis
ratch from Chicago, February 9TH, Says:-A
strange and unaccOuntable suicide tranSpired
al the Gault House about $50 O'clock this morn
ing. AS two OF The dOmesticS were engaged in
scrubbing the Office floor sounds as OF a falling
chair in the reading-rOom attracted for a mo-
ment their attention. Suddenly the night clerk
Percy X. Gay lard, staggered into the office, his
hands clasping his right side, his face deathly
pale, and with despairing cry of 80 Dear, dear
God, forgive me-. sank expiring to the floor
The frightened, paralyzed domestics soon
alarmed the house, and it was found that the
man had shot himself through the right side,
niue below and to the right OF the nipple. The
unfortunate man must have placed the re-
volNer under his vest, probably to deaden the
report. as when found the vest was buttoned
up and the bullet had only perforated his two
shirts; The Young man had been acting in the
capacity OF night clerk for the past three years,
and was highly esteemed. Mr.. Gage his guar
dian, can assign no cause for the act, as the de-
ceased was always cheerful, and unusually so
up TO the hour of committing the rash act.
Gaylard was q years of age, and, though jolly
and apparently contented, was not given to in
temperance or dissipation. His father resides
in Pennsylvania, and was telegraphed for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

A BLOODY FAMILY TRAGKDY.-Charles and
Frank Morris, brothers, OF McLeanSborough.
law, VIM. Hale and Matthew Craig, for the
axoWed purpose of killing them, because OF a
disagreement regarding some property which
the father OF the two former had decided to his
daughters. Hale was called to the door when
FRANK Morris fired at him without effect Hale
returned fire, shooting Frank through the head
ana killing him instantly. ChaS. Norris fn the
meantime went into the house and fired at
Craig but missed him. Craig Immediately drew
a pistol and shot Charles through the left lung.
the wound proving fatal soon after. No ar
rests have vet been made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

NoMTNaTIoNs.-ThcP President sent the follow
ing nominations 10 the Senate to-day:-Charles
II llought0n. collector OF customs for The dl,-
TIL OF Perth AmbOy, y. j.: Alex. s. Russell OF
Pa. l. :. consul al NOHteydeo: also number
OF UOstmaSteIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

AT THE WHITE HOUSE.-Secretrry McCrary
Justice Harlan. Senators Matthew's, Conoyer.
Burnside and Saunders. and Representatives
wait, Hart, Foster. Dwight, Campbell ;PaA
pugh, ward. Williams, Bacon, Camp. Phillips
Rainey and LuttIell called on the President To
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the tour per cent. loan to
day amounted to SI,052,,50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev
enue, $3.50, 12}; customs, s29l, $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

TIE SITUATION IN BREATHITT COUNTY,
telegram from Cincinnati Feb. :, sayS:-Strong
efforts are being made in Bredthtt county Nv
lor the pOStpoHement Of the trial OF .Gainbr;.l
charged with the murder OF Judge Burnett.
SHOULD the trial be postponed. the prisoners
VIII be brought TO Lexington laiI for SafekeeD-
ing and the nifty soldiers who have been so lorr
ia Bieathltj county VIII be allowed 10 return to
their homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10
The Turkish Cabinet, .,c

NUNSTANTINofLK. Feb. l0.-It is belieyed thprc
are dlherenceS In the cabinet which must ca1sr
the retirement or kheireddiR Pasha grand VIZ
Ter, or Said Pasha- minister of Justice. The
russian army IN the Balkan peninsula is SUI
feriDg much from spotted typhus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

REFORMED EPISCOPALIANs OPPOSED To FAST
IAG IN LENT.-A number OF members OF the Re
formed Episcopal Church in this city propose u
discontinue tie obSerkaDc or Lent as season
OF lasting. They urge that the Indulgence I'm
worldly pleasure before and after Lent Is in
creased 10y way or compensation for enforced
abstentlon during The season OF fasting: while
they also urge that uniform moderation OF life
is The Ch,uch's great need and that this may be
better secured without Lenten obSeryances than
with them. PHj1d Ree0rd Sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

NEW SECT or MoRMONS has sprung up in
southern Indiana, and two evangelstS OF Lat
ter Day saints are preaching there with success.
ale ami-polygamy. healing by the laying on OF
hands, immersion, the second coming OF Christ
III the near future, intervention OF God in TEN
Poial and spiritual affairs, believing In miracles
or special pr0NidcnceS in the interests OF the
saints. The sect number about sixty members
Ia fioyd, Washington. and Clark counties
made up from respectable farmers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.

WANTS A DTroRCE.-To-day Mr. II. II. Mehh.
Ior Johh q. Monekiem. filed a bll for a divorce,
against Ida Nonekiem He SefS ,n,sb a ,,,,,
rage IN this city on June RI. i>ia aud sayS thsf
a Few years after their marriage She bean ro
ACT IN q strange, unaccountahle manner A.
Suineu 10 De dissatisfied, would leave his ho,ls,,
and remain away for months.>a .>and although for
several years there has been a good deal az
scandal affecting her good character thai br
never beflCVed she was Unfalthful untn Mlthin
the last few weeks. lie charges that IN ia
She left him and went TO No. II Felty stree;
Baltimore. where She lived several months and
ne charges that She there led life OF proSfitu
ion' that Ia lN1H She lived several months with
WIZ Miller on II street. between 18TH and lsi
streets, following the same course or lifc. and
m III - she rented room on 9th street. between
life. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

kktErli"\ o. SENATOR ELECT LoGAN A con
terence meeting was held saturday evening 10
aifahGc luf The reception OF Gen. Logan. az
MIhtt Neic present delegates from the Illinois
association. the Veteran Club, Southern Renuh
mean Association. Grand Army OF the Renuhur
ana Olh'f organizations, with Colonel I. ID Sic
phehson chairman and 4. L. Kingsley Sa,re-
ld!l. II Vas agreed That the different organi-
cations viii Meet AT the CITY Hall The dan nt
zen; Logan arrival and proceed 10 the depot
heated 10y tie Marine band. Upon the arrival
ol llie ilah MAJOR Hannemap'S battery VIII FIR.
salute. The reception committee VIII then
escort the senator 10 "A carriage. aud the pro
session VIII march 10 his hotel. where speeches
Will be in order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

eF-1he Chicago press unite in saying that the
result of the Investigation just concluded BY the
OF United States District Judge Blodgett is his
complete yihdicaticn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

lHk toiJNGIA RIFLE Association mel Sal
GuhA evening. when DR.. ". T. Barnard, J. r
Gadsbi. ID. W. Bruce aud Jas. B. Burnsidc were
elected active members. 4 programme for
th!ee rife matches for the 22d inst. was decided
upon. a. follows; trial At 2aa ana 500 Yards
seven shots for each rineman over each dis
tahCe, oilhahd. the best aggre gate score over
the TWO distances TO WIN gold badge, match
AT 900 ahd C@ Yards. seven shots over each dis
lance for each contestant. the one making tlt,,
oest aggregate score over the two distances 10
win handsome silver cup. shooting an Ssln
9n ana i,n"A yards, fifteen shots fOr each con
teStant over each distance, the best aggregate
score over AL the distances 10 win a gold badge.
Entrance fee IN each match e. for each contest
ant. These matches are TO be open only 10 ac
llNe members Of the Columbia Rifle assoc,a-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

BOLD DIAMOND EoBBERy.-Informatioa Ia,
been received that about four months since a
heavy and Successful diamond robbery took
place IA thlS CITY, tie victims being William
NehGel q Co. the well-knoWn jewelers. AT No
- North Pearl street The pOiicc were an
IFlScd Ci VI" facts oI the case on the same d9X
tEat Tie ronUe;H look place. bat maintained a
piriCuLd ANA impCnptlablc secrecy. bat neither
hatc Tie thieves been secured nor the nronerfv
recovered The manner IN which the robbery
was IetE"' rated shows the operators TO have
been experts at the business The trick was
Whdt Is known -aS The " handShahing dodge
Al about twelve O'Clock TWO men drove M 10
the store in carriage and alighted They
were well dressed, ana had the appearance ol
belng retired merchants. No. ! entered ana
no sooner had he put his foot inside the store
lllan ht began 10 shake Mr.. Wendell heartily
10y the hand. continuing the greeting for st.v-
eial minutes. and exhibiting more than ordinary
or lsDrlnal Interest and satisfaction In the onera-
tiCn. lie chatted WITH Mr.. Wendell familfarlN
ike an old acquaintance, though The merchant
was unable 10 place him. While this was going
on 40. proceeded 10 one OF the show cases and
hellCd himself 10 something over :, ,Ip0 worth
Oi diamonds aid leWelTy. The polite and affa-
DE strangers hen bowed themselves OUT took
Their carriage and drove rapidly away The
robbery Was EOr discovered until some time
alter their departure. and TOO late To trace.
tEem.-. Nh0HB Trims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

PREACHING But NOT PRACTIsING.-It Will not
do 10 preach cream and live skim milk Ac-
cordlng 10 the Independent "Rev. j. Hyatt
Smith has received a six page letter from one OF
the holiness brethren rehlkfng him for not
ter" says the Independent, was folded In a news
paper, so that the manuscript could not be seen.
and sept through the mali with a one-cent
stamp. The amount by which the government
was cheated was two centsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

EDwIS B0OTH has purchased for $3.50 three
acres and half OF land on second Beach, at
Newport, X. L.. from Mr.. Eugene Sturtevant
ana VIII build On the property modest sum
mcr cottage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

Dr. VABIII PETRovITCH BoTKIN, the Cars
ply scian, who proposed the bold measure OF
stamping out the Russian plague by destroying
all the infected villages, Is the very man for
such an emergency. Born I'm a comparatively
humble station. he owes his present rank
wholly to his own abilities and his imperial
masters quick appreciation OF them. His skill
unquestfonably saved the life of the Prince In
-perlal in 1872, and prolonged for several years
that OF NJ. Nikolai Milutine, Russian secretary
for Poland, after the latters prostration by
paralysis In December, 1865. His appearance IS
in perfect harmony with his character. Tall,
grave, saliow, taciturn, always composed,
never using two words where one will suffice,
he seems made for those. dangerous crises which
utterly bewilder ordinary men.
tF-A liquor bell-punch billis before the leg
iSlature of Connecticut.
tE-Georgia has newspaper called the Eaton
ton Broada9 and Henizer.
tF-Gen. Bidwells new poultry-yard, near
Chico. Cal. Is TO cover 100 acres.
IE~The Governor OF Louisiana has signed the
bill to prevent cruelty TO animals. Under this
law the .igrand national dog night" announced
In New orleans for the last week In February.
will probably be prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

YOUTHFUL SUICIDEs.-On Thursday last Fred
erick p. MoorhOuse, youth Is years OF age, OF
Williamsburg. n. Y, committed suicide by
blowing out his brains. Want Of employment
was the alleged incentive. girl named Mary
Laherty, OF New York, OF about the same age,
also committed suicide by taking poison .s6e-
cause she was driven from home On account OF
the bad company she kept so 1t Is said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

THE GoVFENHENT FIRE CoNMISSIuNFRsuIP-
To-day. IN The court In General Term the
case 81 | :. ~ rel ". Il. Reed agt the Distrtci-
application Tor a mandamus on the latter 10
compel them lG allow lelatOr 10 exercise th,,
olllCt 0t Ia" commissioner, which Office they
pave assumed - ato,ish-Was continued uniil
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

IMPEACHMENT oE THE TREASURER OF MIS-
soURI.-A private dispatch from jefferson city
say that articles OF Impeachment against state
treasurer lates were presented to the lower
house last Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-10

SHERMAN At ATLANTA-When Gen sherman
diSiteu from the cars at Atlanta. SAYS the Com
NToft"h OF that city. ''there We're no perceptibe
lndlgnatlon OF feeling OF prejudice In most OF
The clulnps OF takers there were Jokes lying to
ana 1ro- one man proposed TO Mayor Calhoun
10 go ana 0iler the freedom OF the city to Gen
said an obector, when he was here before +"
Eo>t"a Herald.