Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-15

mencing Tuesday. December 7th, 1850, and end
ing December 10th. 1880"
CADET MIDsHIPMAN r. C. PARIS has resigned
his position In the navy, to take effect Decem-
Der 1St next.
ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. John j. Clague, COM
missary of subsistence, will report to the COM
nanding general department of Dakota for as-
sfgnment TO temporary duty at st. Paul, Mimi,
or such other point In the department OF Da.
kota as the commanding general may deem a1-
Y1SaDle. The leave granted Major AnSOn Mills,
10th cavalry, Is extended four months. Assist.
ant surgeon Curtis E. Price Will report to the
commanding general department of the east for
assignment to duty. Leave for six months to
take effect when his company is relieved from
service In the field is granted Capt. Theodore j.
Nint, 4th cavalry. Leave for three months on
surgeons certificate of disability Is granted
First Lieut.. T. w. Morrison. 10th Infantry The
Eave granted Chaplain j. C. Laverty, oath In
'tntTy, Is further extended TO November l, 1887.
WHAT GEN. WEAVER is ABoUr-Col. Lee
Crandall editor Of the National Tielc, and only
representative of the national greenback CON-
mittee now In Washington, said yesterday in
discussing the Maine election: You democrats
who are abusing Gen. Weaver (greeGback
candidate for PreSident for the course he took
In his speeches In Maize don't know what you
are talking about You ought TO know better.
Why tie fusion victory is due to Gen. Weaver.
Tont you see that ii he had gone up there and
endorsed Alabama and Arkansas, saying every
thing was right and square down there the re-
publican 1usionists would have said oh, you've
gore over to the democracy: we won't believe
you and they would have voted the republican
ticket" Continued Col Crandall, 'Gen. Weaver
knew what he was doing. He was too smart to
Democrats. He Understood the R situatioa and .l
took advantage OF It," Col. Crandall does not
make this explanation in the address he has
nor Goes. lie explain the gravest accusation
made by democrats against Gen. Weaver-that
the latter delivers his sOft-money fuSiladeS only
where he can hurt the democrats.
THE DELEGATION OF INDIANS from the Carlisle,
Pa, barracks made call on Acting Secretary
OF the Interior Bell to-day. Among the number
was Little Raven, Yellow Bear and Left Hand,
Arapahoe chiefs, and Big Horse. Bob Tail, Mad
Wolf and Man on the Clouds, OF the Cheyennes.
Captain Pratt, OF the army, accompanies the
party.
AN INSANE POSTMASTER.-The SuretieS OF the
postmaster at Hart ter I, Conn.,. have designated
Assistant Postmaster ,Voodhouse to act as post.
master during the iluess OF the postmaster, nov
temporarily insane. special agent OF the Post
Ofilce department has gone to Hartford to make
the necessary transfer.
BROF. j. NJ LANGsTON, U. S. minister to Hayti
will leave tomorrow for Ohio where he will
make several speeches. This evening he will
be entertained at dinner by several prominent
colored men, among them Senator Bruce.
THE THING OF THE VESTIBULE at the White
House has been finished. 1t Is large piece Of
work. The design Is pronounced exquisite by
judges, and harmoniZeS well with the walls an
ceiling. 1t Is declared to be superior to any
work OF the kind in the CITY Ia variety of co!oc
and number Of pieces. Hayward & Hutchin-
son. of this city, were the contractors for the
work.
PERSONAL Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Tyner has returned from his western trip.
Gen. F. A. Walker, superintendent of the
census, has returned and Is at the Riggs
Gen. Thomas l.. Clingman. of North Carolina.
and ". .. Collender, of London, England, are
at the Niggs.-DiStrlct Attorney Corkhtll has
returned from Saratoga and Is at Wizards
Mrs. Corkhill Is In elphia.-PreSiden
Hayes journey to California has filled him with
wonder, delight and alkali, says the Chicago
T1nfs.-Mr. Ramsdell will hereafter publish
the Republic Saturday afternoons Lon
con Whtteh0U Rerie1c learns from Copenhagen
that the nomination OF NJ. Billie as Danish min
ister to Washington Is very likely to be can
celled. NJ. Billie, the RerieD says, has given re-
peated examples OF want Of tact. Thus, he pre-
sented himself to the king at a private audience
in plain clothes instead of uniform, and was
silly enough TO introduce himself to Sarah Bern
hardt as "le Gambetta de Copenhague!"-
Mr.. Kurd Won SchlOzer, German minister at
Washington, Baron Friesen. Of Germany, Gen
Joseph E. Johnston, OF Virginia, and S. HI KaufT-
mann, or Washington, were registered in New
York last night.-Madame OuLrey, the wife OF
the French minister, has sketched great deal
While in the White Mountains