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TENNESSEE TRAGEDy.-A telegram from
Bristol, January %. says: Archer Carter son or
the late Dale Carter, one of the StgnerS or the
Virginia secession ordinance, is lying at the
point OF death from wounds received ar the
hands Of his wffe's father, mother and brother
In Russell county, Va. Garter mad married the
daughter OF Samuel Jesse, his fathers tenant
against the wishes or his family and had finally
deserted her, except that when drunk he would
visit her. A few days ago he went to her
fathers house, where she Is living, and used
insulting language both TO her and her parents
Mr. Jesse demonstrated, and Carter responded
by firing pistol at his head. Mrs Jesse and
her son interfered and desperate struggle
ensued, which ended with Carriers receiving a
wound in bis throat from which he cannot
recover. His family is one OF the most dlStin-
guished in southwestern Virginia.
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A SHOCKING EFFECT or PoLrlCS-In New
York yesterday afternoon, Richard NJ. Dawson
with altering check for So. purporting TO be
signed by Col John L. Fellowes. The com
plainant was John Moncrfef, a saloon keeper OF
No. - East Houston street. IL turns out that
DaWs son, who Is a colOred man, was formerly a
senator OF Arkansas, and also assemblyman OF
that state. He was held In default OF $500 bail
IN his possession were found recommendations
from W. H. English, ex-senator Blrnum and
Gen. Smalley. He claims that he was unaware
OF passing the alleged fraudulent check and
Mr.. Moncrlef. in his affidavit, says that he gave
the prisoner two dollars 10 money and seven
for The check.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON DELAWARE AVENUE. BETWEEN
ii AND STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUG
TlON.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. given to us -
and duly recorded in Liber No. 872. folio f..U
25O one Of the land records for the District 49,.
OF Columbia, We will sell in front of the premises.
on WEDN hSDAY, THE I'D DAY or FEBRUARY, A.
D. 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK T. M, all that piece or
parcel OF ground and premises, situate, Iylns ana
being in the city of Washington, in the District of
Columbia. and known and distinguished as the
north Sc venteen uD feet front on Delaware avenue
of Lot five %. in square seven hundred and sev-
enteen (717,) and running back the same width to
TIE rear line Of said Lot il being the same prop
Hensel by deed dated August 2Sth. 1865. together
with all the improvements, ways, easements, rights,
privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging or
in any manner appertaining.
Terms: Ons.th;rd cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest, and to be
secured by deed OF trust on premises. Conveyanc
ing and recording at purchasers cost; Terms to
be complied with in seven days, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the premises at
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after
giving five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published In the District of Co
lumbia. derosit Of 800 required at time of SALE
S G}IaTa ARP sfEsEEk Trustees.
tsn2l- eo6dbh
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ILLNESS AND SUICIDE-Coroner Keller of
Brooklyn, was notified yesterday morning OF
the suicide OF Mrs. b. Manning, OF No. 1873 South
Elliot place. Mrs. Manning had been In ill
health for a long time, ana for the past TWO
weeks was confined 10 her bed In consequence
OF complication OF diseases. Owing 10 her
illness she became melancholy. Yesterday
morning, while the nurse was absent from the
room, MIS- Manning arose from her beu and
secured some arsenic from a closet. She SWal-
lowed 1t and then returned TO her bed. The
nurse upon her return found Mrs. Manning In
terrible agony. A physician was summoned,
put the unfortunate woman died In short
ume.-N. Y Herald. 9th.
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THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST TELEGRAPH Con-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the suit or Rufus
Hatch against the Western Union and other
telegraph companies, TO prevent their consoli-
dation, was resumed in New York yesterday
afternoon. Gen. Wager Swayne continued
his argument He said the whole proposition
of the defendants was that their action was
consistent with law, and consistent with
the specific statute expressly direct
ing this act. There was positively no
showing that monopoly would be established
by this arrangement II there was proof
shown TO the court that monopoly was to be
established the PRINCIPLES OF law were plain and
Ierempuory as 10 the bearing OF the court on
these positions. Mr.. Lowery, OF counsel for tn
Western Union company, began his argument
yesterday afternoon. He called Mr.. SeWell'S at.
tention TO the fact that Vice President Van
Every, OF the Western Union company, in hi :,
affidavit, states that since the last increase o
stock, In 1866, the Western Union company had
expended over $40. 900 in the construction Of
new lines and purchase Of new property. This
was from earnings which might have been dis
tributed but were not, and upon readjust
ment consequent upon taking in these two
new companies IL was eminently proper and
necessary that the owners of these SI6 DOC, 600
should have stock to represent IL.
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conquers all Is proven by recent occurrence
at Steubenville, Ohio. Some time ago strong
attachment was formed between Miss Matte
William Ferguson, an employe OF the Pan Han
die railroad. John BeltZ, the father, was op-
posed, and on finding Ferguson at his house
one evening, horsewhipped the girl and her
mother and married sister. Matte soon after
went to Philadelphia, and last week Ferguson
met her at Altoona. Pa, where they were mar
rled. The marriage was announced to the
father last Monday.
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GENERAL HAwLRY, L. S. Senator elect who
was at home for a day on business, was invited
TO visit the Connecticut legislature yesterday
and was presented to the members by Speaker
Case. He made a brief speech, expressing
thanks for the honor conferred on him; express
Ing also his pride In the history OF the state,
which he briefly reviewed, and alluded to the
effect OF strengthening the several states as
tending to strengthen the power and influence
OF the great nationality of which they are
part. a recess was taken. and General Hawiey
was greeted personally by the members and
others present,
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A NEEDLE PASsES THROUGH MANS BODY
VIM. h. Ellis, young farmer, living near
bioomlDgourg, when years or age stepped on
a nesd,e A DOCTOR failed to extract iL ana Ellls
forgot all about it de is now 80 years of age
and on Monday morning feeling pricSlng
sensation In his right shoulder said to his wife
II DeileVe there Is pin sticking In my
shoulder" She looked and found tue point OF
needle just sticking through the flesh. She
removed 1t easily. 1t was about uhree-uuarters
OF an inch long and was broken of near the
eye: II was discolored except at the point. Mr..
through his body.-YlddletOlrn PlesS.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE A EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
AM. DEof LssEE R L isf2i
Il -bO-UnIca<o. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Fast Elk
O0-Balnmore, ElHcost City snd way stations
9. 6O-B.ltimore, Annapolis, and w.y. piedmont,
strss5urs, Winchester, HAserstown and way.
sl0-Point Of Rocks and wsy stations
S-45 Stanton and Valley Express. Connects
s.oo-Sew York Phnsdelphi. and Boston E.pre..
rs-N.On sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
20 90 Baltimore Express tstops s, Hssttsyin..
don. Jesa1ps and Hanover.1 A''--' '1''
10. 4o-Pt.s5urTh. Chicago. Cincinnati and
z2.lGaBalumore. Elucott City. Annapolis and Way
Il IS On sunday only. for Baltimore and way
q 06-SAlcmore Express
Frederick. HAserstown and Way. Wis
asoCBattmcr,, Hysttsvtns and Laurel Ell
press Frederck- VIA Relay. Stops at Anna
i4-45POint q hooks, Frederick. Hsserstovn.
w opn. s1 and and Way stanSns CON Sunday
ft.40-BaIEmOre, Annapolis and Way Stations
Is.45-Ph!lsdslphis and Baltimore Express (Nsr-
pnsbu-R sad Way. VIA Relay. Stops st Hystts
Vile ard Laurel.
6.06-Potnt Of Rocks and Way Stations
f6-+5-BAttnore aud Way Stations.
7SLBaltmore aud Laurel Express.
10. 50Plttsburg, Cinc1Hnsu and 81 Louis Express
9.45-BAumOre, Hyatrsvflle and Laurel Express.
TlU. W-Sev York. Philadelphia and Boston Rx-
press Steering Oar 70 New York, and spec
iAl Sleeping Oar 70 Philadelphia
fDaiiy. t5unday only. Other trains ds.ly e.
cept Sunday.
AL trains stop st Relay Station.
For further Information apply 10 the Baltimore
And Ohio ticket Offices. WASHINGTON Station. and
Sl9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner latin
street where orders vii be taken for baggage to lie
shocked and received 1T any point In the city
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WANDERERS RETU INA telegram to the ~
l.Ht7afd from CaTbOndale Pa, January 25 says:
stephen Whiting left Conkliag, Mass, ten years
ago rather mysteriously. and his parents
secured the country in search OF him for two
years, but In vain. He went 70 Arizona and has
lived among the ComaDche Indians. buying and
selling their wares these many years, aud has
made money. His friends heard nothing from
him, ard concluded thai he Was dead His
mother Was pT0Strated ia cons, luence OF her
sons sudden disappearance, ard has since been
an invalid. Whiting arrived In the city yeSter-
day. and is staying few days with friends pre-
SiouS 10 revlSltlng his aged parents and the
scenes Of his childhood.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY January -, 1851.
A spider Causes an Army Officers

telegram from st. Louis jan &c saws.
Lieut. Charles Gibson. OF the Uaited States
army. died here yesterday OF Inflammation of
the brain. believed 70 be the result OF circum
stances which occurred while he was at West
po,ne one day, while on parade, a spider got
into one OF bis ears. By the rules he was not
allowed to raise his hand. and stood in the
ranks more than an hour, while the spider
worked Its way In the ear. When dismissed
his ear was full OF blood, and the insect could
not be removed for two days This caused
corrosion OF the bore next to thu brain. and
gave him good deal OF trouble. He went to
bis regiment In northern Oak ota, and after
performing considerable service and suffering
from severe attack of sickness. he came home
expecting to resign, but, as 1t proved, only to
die. -
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BoMBARDING A HoTKI--A special from Lom-
poe. Santa Barbara county, Cal, states that
some parties, at present unknown, tried 10 blow
up the LOmpoc hotel Monday night by throw
Ing four bOmbShelS through the windows
Only one exploded. IL burSted the doors,
windows and partitions. causing great con-
rlson. Two were tossed Ia the sleeping room
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Butchard, but did not explode
One in the billiard room also failed TO explode
Had they all exploded, the building would have
hen completely destroyed and several lives
lost The size OF the bombShellS was Two feet
two inches In circumference, and weighed
nearly six pounds each.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VyHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
II STREET NORTHWEST.
Court of the District of Columbia passed H.
the Equity Cause Of Robert P. W. Balmain ct al. +,
sell at public auction in front Of the premises to
DAY OF JANUARY. A; d. 1881. AT O'Clock PM.
the following described real estate to wit: All OF
original lot numbered three ca, in square num-
bered one hundred and five QO5D, in the Oily Of
Wshingt n District Of Columbia together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale, az prescribed by the Decree one
third OF the purchase money to be paid In cash
lof which S3UC must ba paid at the sale) and the
balance in two equal instalmepts. for which the
promlssory notes Of the purchaser bearing date on
the day OF sale and payable respectively one and
TWO years after date to ny order as Trustee with
interest from date until paid at the rate Of six per
centnm per ann nm must be given, said notes to be
secured by MOI tgsge to me as Trustee ito be ap-
proved by the COURT, upon the prems g sold for
the use OF the parties interested accord
ing to their respective interests. the
Whole purchase money may, at the option
OF the purchaser. be paid in cash. II
the terms OF sale be not complied with within ten
days from the day Of sale the Trustee reserves the
rsht to resell said resl estate at the risk and cost
of the defaultinE purchaser after like advertise
ment in The Evening Star rs in of the first
sale All expenses Of conveyancin and recording
70 he paid by the purchaser. The pr operty wild be
sold ear of al taxes to day OF sale.
jsnl3-d&ds NJ. ASHFOED. Trustee
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BRIDE ONLY EIGHT YEARS OLD-Benja-
min Schnell and Hattie Gertrude Posey were
married Tuesday at Seneca, S. c., by Trial JUS
tice J. *. James, with the full approval of the
cbild's mother, who witnessed the ceremony.
Schnell and his eight-year-old bride reached
Atlanta, Ca, Tuesday afternoon. Col E. f.
HOge, prominent lawyer Of Atlanta held a
consultation with Schnell Tuesday night. The
result OF the interview is kept a secret, but
everything points to suit by SchneI against
Mayor English for $4,000 damages for false i'm
pl1sonmelt
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A WHITAKER CASH IN CANApA-It is re.
ported that case somewhat similar 10 the IA
NOUS "Nhittaker case" has occurred az tue
Senior school In this CITY. A colored by who
has been attending that school for SOM time
was suspended from attendance on Taesdav
last because he retorted in a some what rude
manner on an older boy from whom he had
been receiving scandalous treatment Oae OF
lbe teachers In the school is blamed for having
on several occasions acted Improperly toward
me unfortunate boy. An inyeStig alton is in
Order.-hontredl WlineSS Jan 20
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PASSENGER CAR ROLLS Down AN EMBaNK-
MENT.-A dispatch from Millersburg o., says
the Cincinnati express struck a broken rail- near
that place yesterday, and one coach Jumped the
track and rolled down steep embarrassment. [.
Garnes, conductor, was dangerously Injured:
DIR. Fristone, superintendent OF the Columbus
lOhlo) Insane Asylum, had leg broken; Dr.
EbT1ght, or Akron, member Of the legislature
arm hurt: j. j. Weidner. or Cleveland head In
jured Mrs. Lydia Wolf, OF Clinton. badly cut In
The head and hip; j. j. DieU, OF Berlin. o.
badly cut In the head. and s. s. Erb or Cleye-
land, badly injured in the stomach
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man nance Sterling was hanged In Youngs-
town, Ohio in 1877, for the mruder of young
girl. He was convicted on the evidence of q
huckster, who few days ago, on his deathbed,
confessed that he was the murderer.
A new rule of the IRE department of Cleve-
land, Ohio, requires that the hremen shall be at
least feet inches In height and weigh not
less than two pounds to the inch In height.
Two thousand tons OF top coal fell In the
Empire NINE near WilkeSbarre, Pa, yesterday,
the largest ever known in the Lehign valley.
Morris Evan and his son Thomas, miners, were
buried under II.
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MANI years ago a little boy in 81. Louis
hsped request TO be permitted 10 send yalen-
TWO were married. The valentine is preserved
among the family treasures. The bride is a
niece OF General A. c. Dodge; the bridegroom a
granddaughter OF zachary Taylor and Henry
A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-27

NO FORT UNE AFTER ALL--The story which
occupied so much space In the New York pa
peTS Wednesday to the effect that young Hol-
lander who lately came to this country aud mas
heen living III New Haven under the name OF
Johann Spier, had fallen heir to property valued
at more than $50 100000. bequcaJhei to him by
MS great uncle, Heinrich Spier, or Rotterdam
turns out TO be a fabrication manufactured
from the whole cloth.
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night Belle Sherman, Amy Howard, Mile
Chapelle, noted female walkers, and Suudry
females unknown TO fame, began six-day
go-as-y ou- please match at Horticultural hall.
10 obtain prize at least $50 mlleS must De
made
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THE CHILD OF very fashionable family was
sick, aid the cOlored servant was sent TO the
drug store with prescription. &" II the child
cannot keep the first powder On its stomach
you must give it another one" remarked the
clerk as he pasted On the label. You don't
reckon we would give him the same powder
ober agin, does yer? We amt no poor folks, we
aint.'-GHireStOn NelrS
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MURDKRBRs PROMISED RKwARD-Polly
Newly, colored, has been acquitted In Surry
county, Va, or completely In the murder or her
I'aylor. who. it was alleged, was Induced co
DO SO by promise from Polly TO give him her
daughter In marriage and several acres OF
Ian0. "
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MARRIBD.

WARE-MARDERS. On January 25th, 1881, ct
lohick Church, Fairfax county, Va, by Rev. DR.
Nelson. Mr.. WILLIAM X. WABD. of Washington.
u. O., and Miss SUSIE MABDERs OF Fairfax
COUNTY, Virginia. alexandria, Va, papers please
Copy.
WELLS -MCMASTER. On January 10Th, 1881.
by Rev q W. Hyde, HENRY l. WELLS TO SUsIa
L. M MASTER, both OF WAshin NJ ton. ID. u.
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love with very pretty girl had repeatedly
written to her parents for their consent to a
marriage: Receiving no reply. he poisoned
himself at the girls lodgings. Next day came
funeral the girl swallowed poison and fell life
less into the arms of one of the chorsters sing
Ing over the grave -
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A COLLISION OF SIBDS at the bottom OF a
steep NH at Bayslde, y. j.. yesterday, caused
fatal injuries to a little daughter OF Aaron Pc
tiers, broken arm and cut eye for little
boy. while another boy was seriously injured
in the side
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IN SEw RoLE.-Nan, the New York news
boy. who distinguished himself by saving at
e s. dozen persons from drowning, and then
n'sgraCed himself by number OF big drunks
which caused his dismissal from the New York
aolfce force. has protested conversion. and ia
low daily exhorter In Water street
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AWOMAN SHOT DKAD.-CatherIne crane. aged
thirty one, was shot down In her own house In
New York yesterday by VIM. LildSon, aged
thirty, printer, who had boarded with her.
and whom she had recently turned out. The
assassin fired two shots from a revolver, the
second penetrating her brain. He was arrested
In the steeet by citizen while attempting 20
escape.
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SNAIL PoX IN A PENITsNTIARY-rhe Chica 20
Journals DeS MoineS special says: small poX
has broken out In the Fort Madison penltentta-
~. creating great excitement and panic. Ali
The foremen OF contract work have lied and
work is generally abandoned. It Is believed the
disease Will shortly be under CONTROL
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WIN. P. YOUNG. Real Estate Auctionser.
Trustees SALE OF Two-sToRY HOUSE

TKUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY HOUSE
No. l02 e STREET SOU INVEST.
BY virtue OF d deed of trust dated Jnne -
goth, 1879. and recorded in hber No. a12, EHf3
folio 372. one of the land records for the Dis
trict of Columbia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell public auc-
ton, in front OF the premises, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Sd. A. ID. 1881. the
following described real estate, to wit The east
ern part Of Lot number fourteen, a. in square
number five hundred and eighty-four, (5St, hav
ing q front Of sixteen 06) feet on South street.
and running back the same width to the south line
Of said Lot ninety four t94) feet ana four CA
inches, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms One third cash, and the ba' ance in six.
twelve and eighteen months, secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sod, and the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest at the rate Of six t6)
per centum per annum until paid, payable Semi
annuslly all cash st the option of the purchaser.
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. deposit of $50 required at time of sale.
II terms are not complied with within ten 90 days
trC IN date of sale, the property Will be resold st
risk and cost Of defaultlng purchaser.
ShfnRSE W iGGRTNnEp 8, Trustees.
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NEW JERSEYS NEW SENAToR-The two
houses Of the New Jersey legislature met yes
terday in Joint session for the purpose OF con-
nIming the previous action OF both on the U. S.
Sewel was declared L. S. Senator for six years
nom the 4th o; March, 1881.
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PERSONS OF RANK and influence are implf-
Gated In the fraudS in the naval Office at Ha-
vaDa, Cuba. Thus far i've chefs de bureau
three officials, five clerks and six contractors
have been arrested. One contractor and a
Uiei have abScondad
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II CONFEDERATE MAJOR ENBRALS.-The re-
suit OF Inquiries as TO the condition OF eX-Con-
etrate major-generals is that they are in the
words of popular song, doing remarkably
well Major General Marmaduhe is Missouri
railway commissioner, ana, as bachelor, lives
comfortably in st. Louis on salary OF s. 1000 a
wear. General j. b. Gordon. as counsel for the
louisville an d Nashville road, gets a salary OF
ST. 00e MajOr-Generai F. b. Cheatham has a
handsome farm In Tennessee, and General l.. X.
j. Polk has another General ToOmbs practices
law, and is very rich. General B asil Duke is a
lawyer In Louisville, and has a good income:
General Bradley johnson is also getting rich In
the same profession in Baltimore. All the sons
or Robert E. Lee, except one, are moderately
successful farmers In Virginia. The exception,
GUSTS Lee. succeeded his father as president of
WashingtOn-Lee University. General Jubal
Early is living quietly at Lynchburg in comfort
has become resident OF Philadelphia is an in
valid, ana has written a book on Vicksburg.
~ Y Sun
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A FISHERMAN named ii. Daucher returned to
his home in New Orleans yesterday after being
absent one week and found his wife lying on
The floor: She had been choked to death and the
house robbed.
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OSCAR RICE, the ex-internal revenue collector
OF Louisiana, arrested in Boston for embeZZlinp
$4,000 government funds, is en- route for New
Orleans In custody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-27

NEBRASKA Is wrestling with the question,
Can ar Indian voter II seems that Winnie
bago Indian by the name of John Elk put In
claim for the right OF suffrage at the recent
election. Which was refused. and nov Mr.. Elk
has put In claim for 5000 damages. The
attorney for the Indian holds that under the
fourteenth amendment the Indian has right
III