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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27

THE STATESMAN is not after a
fight. 1t wants to do Legitimate
printing for the Legislature, and to
receive therefor legitimate pay.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27

Mr.. SMITH, of Titus, will urge his
bill, now before the House, for the
abolition of occupation taxes.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27

Mr.. BAKER does not believe i'll
the gaming table, and would make
poker aud dice playing penal often
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27
DEYARrnrsT or


FT1l1771
TINS . TO CEHIur fhat the PE0EH IL
SrRASeE ConPANT, Of Hartford, has IN al re-
Epccfs f1liY complied with the laws Of Texae -
eonditions precedsnt 70 its doing business IN
this sfate aud that the said Company holds .
CeFftfcafs Of Authority from this olIce enfit-
ling II 70 do business n this etate for epe yelt
from the 1st day Of January, 1881, 70 - 1lst
1.Eaf-I Given under ny hend and Seal, -
once. IN Anstin tes f az ene ca ~. ssess
E.W snE<cs, Agsnt q Asssinj jsn-8 Est-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27

NJ. DE LEssEPs' engineers have
gone to Panama, and the canal
scheme begins TO take shape.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27
NOVICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Notice Is hereby given that letters Of admin
isiration. with the viii annexed Of the estate Of
F. W. Klaee, deceased, were issued By the hon
orabIe Coanfy Court Of Travis county, Texas,
on the 3Oih day q December. 1850, 10 Mrs.. Anna
Kluge, whose residence aid postofsce address Il
the city Of Austin, Travis county, Texas All
testator, r. W. kluge, are notified 70 present the
came within the time prescribed By law, 70 n
O. Sbersy, Esq, attorney for the adzfnistra-
NIX. MRS ANNA KLUGE.
Aaptnistrstr1x with VIII azpsxs1-
Jarnzry Z l8i- jfS vt
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
AcUE AND FEVER.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

No better cathartic can be used pre-
Daratory TO, or after taking quinine. Al
, simple purgatiVe they are Glequaled.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-01-27

the market being full Of limitations OF
tine name lTcLdns. spelled differently
but same pronunciation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30
-REaTTY,s pIANOFORrrs-

N .MAGNItICENT holiday presents; square
grand plano cries, foas yery handsome round
corners. rosewood cases--ff.ree unisons, Beatty's
matchiess iron trance, stool, book. cover toxed
SxSS Is e. x297 50; catalogue prices, $500
.9 ~ osO :Ssatl sfaetial guaranteed or N, ney
saunuta sitef one years use; upright piano
iorsea SA.5 TO SxB5: catalogue prices, $500
U 49, Ssnd ard st-tdnofortes OF the universe.
tuSaSns esy write for mammoth list of
church chapel parlor, $40 upwaft: visitors wei.
Gomez iTee carriage meets trains; Illustrated cata-
msue buoHuy sa-n9 , nee. Address or call
Jersey -NCh
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30
GOING WEST,
TNmaknsarrsnyp,,sr..,

Ihmakt1s arraageiaer:st no ,,o,,,
10 rouf Ifcw ffoiat " v,,l.i6 -, ron your Old
Nhat las been Gua' tu rrndr, 49,, TSeh 70 coaSdeq
on; eheap ML % pleasant and res 'pn nncJ noi
s,. s q 4, nnlnah toFt>g and Si% sel'
His,i'Ee ment, The Nashville. Chaitsnna'~ se2s
,asa Aai 3An" az merits lo,sf Hal c,, ~ ara
having the very best rock hailaSt srae' y jlF &C.
LINZ, iro efiases ahd, most tiuranSs
colhf Fus ted roadway. With alr-brakeS sI' ,Sl.
spphanees 10 seeuteS safety s,le-d eoy 80 V'le'
sure connections. With his unerpr ~ !, ' al6
COZ Ees aae sieepng caIS, it has greet adj, n
tSS %gre,nsT mes. am i enabled 10 ofrt n.
iu.siS sIsS 9lAtb can be hs4l. A tew Inn. A-
{eIni1i dncti5 81 'Gbs arg an. i ~! @l
:. tt tF1Ub'eSOme TO passengers. irt,e r-,,wsy,
xs.t,s dl9 : 20 creek Tree Tor each person t,Ta
!s"lh dand,oytrsohe hundred ana fItr,,,",,eNs
y ;t.Sre, cons sting OF wearing asn1re1 f"aN
80 t"V t SgcAscly hacked la trunks or M, Ll
80 81 49, wen stamped and Seventy-fys ne -
ola D. 800, Sue ~ oyt wecn live and twelve ~
name Of The owner and lie ,isrs rn nTti,,E d.
gees. Tickets should le u,ir.StSs,i ",,'ch &
u! Ugh reliable pa ties, and yoy Si1n,,l1 ssl.
e 81 before paying for thesnf RerIcs SVu Fg
j >@-fgFis nave The RIGHT t. select th.'r
a'in IS he duty OF II 1et agents ta.ss, =
ca. ~" NrngeiS with tickets by the ron -, z
70 ~ .-aei "hea IL Is possible for ta5s
.7.-.'''.' -..,- N.
yau can secure the G eappst rates 70 A,s.-
r SFrfi the "reat Northwe-t Nv srr,,.iiIat1'2l
PSI. = y VT ting - AiBERT H. NRr,-,,1t n
i@s''t, No 4 Kmhan House, o - M, atSS
AAJ,y.e.ie 1 VIZ. 7; Rooms PAS. g. y a3
JN9. RI = EHEIs, Ticket Agent cb3i,,a aad
Ten q tnH T. FOWLER, Pas i,s, ..looga
NM. T.. ARCH, Ticket Ageut. fbt-CyS~ AND
el'0t NASHVILLE, II mn We refer yitb d, Suea
- me edi;or ana Pa Usher Of This iogT V"SGis
IS g.. DsSLEY.
-' a a.. SeE1 Pass. A.er,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30
royal Princess, and she of the mother

royal Princess, and she of the mother
country, would cause searching ont
for and furnishing up of rank old
anita gonisms on the part. Of this
Eeoentry that would forever Jingle,
like "a :myriad sof mothers -in-l law,
Iaboas the ears OF The illustfieus
couple p Here gossip third time
failed to respond,
It may safely be depended upon,
that part Of the rumor referring to
President Arthur is groundless,,
though. as it has. often beeak said, the
Queen would bestow Beatrice on
4retand,- che had horis on Scots
land. The acceptance of the, son Of
an Irishman, as in the person of
President Arthur, is, from present
appearances, about as near as that
promise can be fulfilled without com
promising the dignity Of the crown
Ireland, LETT TO decide, would refuse
Beatrice. -, Ell ....'
Tho fither Of the President, VIII
liam Arthur, was born at Balleymane,
County Antrim, Ireland, and, as IS
well known, was a highly-respected
| Baptist minister. Tie President IS
an Episcopalian, .''"
What is, perhaps, tie only sem
bIance to the truth. in this gossip, if
there Be any truth IN it at al, is that
If, SackvifIe- West has had appoint
Inents Win several youths III this iii
rettion, and that some Of these have
! gone TO Europe. '''"S-''. s''' <...''a-.'- -'
/ This tenure Of the irumor, how
ever, is brushed aside by these
81" knowing ones to give fun scope
to that part connecting the Presi-
dent with the story.
/ Should any man be selected fer
/ such d mission as is here intimated,
few better adapted for the purpose
could be fonnd than the Hon. Lionel
/ Sackville-W West" All his family are
about the Queen in confidential ca
paciries, and have been during her
whole reign. He comes of a family
of bachelors SO. to speak, and is a
bachelor himself . ...l ..-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30
North Carolina division.
... =. q. EsIGEfs,
Superintendent.
Knoxville and Anguish stasirOaf

The steamer Emory City, carr, ing the mail
pas >engers and freight, runs daily between Lou
don Kingston and. lockwood. arriving At Lou
don TO connect with the eastern bound train. No.
] at 10 Is 2. m. and leaves for King ton and
lockwood Oh the arrival of -tite western bound
train, No. 3, at 1 % q. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30

the punishment for carrying weapons
more severe thsn under the act of
1871, quoted by our correspondent,
{: Jus" 49, 81 ga
Our attention has been called also
to the statement ofour correspond
ent, who in speaking OF the enforce
ment Of the law says: I" In
Knoxville the court commutes, ETC.
Il cur correspondent meant to say
that the court always ''commutes," he
is in error, as the records Of the
Criminal Court show that number
of persons have beon convicted I'M
der the above act and sentenced to
prison, one Of them, United States
officer, for nine months. We have
not the exact number, but quite e
number have been imprisoned.
We have not aliuded to this ques-
ton for the purpose Of rejecting
upon any one, or for the purpose OF
provoking controversy. Oar sole OBJ
ioct is to contribute something to,
wards tho breaking up Of D iooiisa
and cowar3ly habit which has brought
sorrow to many households. Our
appeals for tha1i5orous enforcement
of the law and for making ii even
stronger than it is, are in the interest
of our young men. Ii we can con-
tribute anything that VIII make
lighter the burden Of care and grief
which weighs heavily upon hundreds
of mothers ell over the land, we de-
sire to do it. # we ean say anything
fer the protection OF zhumanlife, and
can in any way aid in banishins muir
der cases from the dockets Of our
Criminal Courts, we want to say it.
We arc aware dat 10 law vii be
Observation-Disclosures a public
sentiment to back it. and if we can
acouso a public sentiment that will
Danish pistols and al other weapons
of Ike character from our State al
together, we would feelthat we. had
accomplished a great deal in the III,
tcrest OF humanity.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30

/ ,4A
4 foEh Wa aiehug"h,. plly leave NeB. YORK al
+ ~Ichnloild $50 . w. --..s,-!- ~ s~':i
! ., @ts !5 ,t@ln Saving Aog!ole q la25 d
p III ;terye 'at NJ ri!sl0nG az !. m ,otnrcfiiss
I. @ta FaI4 lpf 81 t4rek ar.d Warm -rit,.S,
/ n i A E4Ilfua@~. ... ......-..-- .- ...- T.
4 Arfiye at CnatLaHcgsa q $50 . m ccl-.e.,g.r
VIII. trans iOf Ael. iS. Nia5l5 - an. j. l.
naLi. 49,.
arrive ! Dalton 4U0 D Iii :: Rom g1f, NJ. . ~
iahta $50 ~; colnecging with Jzstl.s IuF
IN, Fleston anG oivapAaA
q No connects win through train from .'...
I York via " gda Midland only: Leave
New I III AT 10 60 p H; " ashingt0n G. 20 a m
Lynehburg 2 25 NJ Bristol 10 70 p IN; arrive at
Selma go m. This train connects al Chattt2
neoga with trains for Aeula bis aau Nashville;
at Cleveland with trans for Selma, Ala at Dali
ION Win ~ & a. K H., fer Atlanta New orleans
and the South. .. y. - - -.
No. CONNECTS at Chattanooga with trains from
ianta ana : ONE ut Knoxville with trains
roads at Bristol with thr ugh train for
New York via Richmond only: Leave Lynch
burg at .7.oo a III arrive at Richmond l2.S0
y III ave Richmond 500 p N arrive at y ash
itigton ~ IN arrive at New Serk $50 d N.
THIS tram also connects at Norfolk with Bay
Line Steamers Tor BalIim re at $50 p IL, daily
excelt Sunday. and On Mondays, Wednesdays
:nd saturdays with Old dominion Steamships
No. connects at Chattanooga W tn trains from
memphis and NashVlll al Cleveland with trains
South : Leave Atlanta at 25a p IN leave Selma
els IN leave Rome g. 5 m !; leave Chatta-
hoosa 1.S3 m; connecjs at Bristol with through
traln fGr New York via Virginia, Midland Rail
road only arrive at Lynchburg at 1.3O N arrive
$50 a III.
Pullman sleepers on trains Nos. 8 and be-
tWt en- New OK and New Orleans Leighton
i!!eep ,;,,,s sstMeen kynchbWg AID Memphis
| tween Bristol and Rome; thro gh coach on Nos.
3 and between Bristol and Selma.
both trains, Nos. and g. make at Chattanooga
close through connection to Texas.
N"rth Carolina Division.
Leaves hio 1T 81 StoWp 800 a. m.
arrives at Wolf Creek. z - p H.
Leaves Won Creek......,.......,....r... lilo D. M
Arrives at MOrristoWn 4 90 D. m
Connects at MOrriStown with passenger No.
from the east, Freight No. s from the west; at
Wolf Creek with stage to and from Warm springs
and AsheVllle, \. c. -. .......- -..
Ohio Division.
Arrives at Careyville. rs D. m.
t srsiTes A. 5ox,f - IL a.
Maze connections with both day . j.
traiiiS On the Z. l., '. g q. l. Il.
90. e. H RTGER,
Superintendent.
leave Maryv lie at S:t9 a. m
Arrives At knoxyl e-....-.-..-....-. 4.20 a. M.
Leaves Knoxville at...............,. ;}.l0 D. IN.
arrives at Maryville ..::..-...:r.. Age p. m.
Connection made with both day
trains on the E. T., Y. & g. h K. '7-'''i' . ...
Leudan q d ssr,eIsyvO~d Mail Packet.
The steamer Emory City, carr, ing the mail,
pas >eEgerS and freight, runs daily between Lou
don Kingston and lockwood. arriving At Lou
don to connect with the eastern bound train. No
] al 10 Is 2. m and leaves for King ton and
lockwood Oh the arrival of the western bound
train, No. 3, at 4.29 a. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30
DISGUSTING DEVELOPMENTS.

Gun dispatches from Nashville for
The last three days have been Of the
most loatbesome aud deteseabIo char
actey, No Tennaszeean can read
them without blushing for very
shame at the low and corrupt means
resorted TO for the Accomplishment
Of important ends. Enough has al
ready been developed to show that q
nleanar dirtier, more unscrupulous lot
of lobbyists never assembled anywhere
for any purpose, than the clan Of
spectators who gathered at Nash
vile last spring, for the purpose of
preventing the passage of the bill
providing for the settlement of the
state debt. Il any member OF the
Legislature was corrupt enough to
sell his vote for a stipulated price,
they stood ready to buy. II By ap-
peatinS to any man iow-
er ana baser passions they
hoped to influence him, they were
ready to do that to any extent. One
Of them WAS wiling to resort to VIC
lence to accomplish his purpose. He
declared that if be could get hold Of
Senator Barrett he would get him
into hack, put pistol TO his head,
and drive him away to an adjoining
county, in order TO prevent him from
voting Tor the l00-3rbill.
But they did not stop with that. A
cou8p5Escy was entered into to admir-
, lister poisonous drugs TO a senator,
which might have cost hinl his life.and
even had he recovered from their in.
Huence, he might have been hope-
less invalid for life. What q CONS
mentary upon The motives of the
clan lobbying for the States disgrace.
It does seem to us as i it is
enough to thoroughly disgust
eTery decent nlan with such
a party Il no longer wonder
that such men will appeal 10 the
courts OF the State, first 20 q preiu
diced, narrow-minded, partisan Judge
to aid them in throwing distractions
in the way Of q just settlement Of
the Slate Nothing they could new
do would excite surprise. They will
condescend to any depths to accom-
plish their vile, wicked and selfish
purposes. They have. no interest in
lie maintenance Of Tennessee good
name OF fair reputation. Such
thug never occurs to their minds
They are a clan Of INSCRIPTIONS, ad-
venturous speeulators, whose nor.
mai element is filth and corruption:
Oh shame, shame =
-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS
..- ....r AGAIN.

Our attention has been called to
the fact that in his communication on
Carrying Arms" yesterday morning,
our correspondent quoted the wrong
statute on that subject. He quoted
from The statute-o 1871 which was
amended in 1879 as follows
BE IL enacted &c, that the act
OF 1871, chapter so, be and is here,
by amended, that hereafter it shall
not be lawful for any person to
carry, publicly or privately, any
dirk, razor concealed about his per
son, sword, cane, Spanish stiletto,
belt or pocket pistol, revolver on any
kind of pistol, except the army OF
navy pistol usually used in warfare,
which shalt be carried openly in the
hand, or loaded cane or stung shot,
brass knucks; and any person guilty
OF violation Of this act ahall be sub
s3ecb tn presentment or indictment,
and on conviction shall be fined fifty
dollars, and imprisoned in the
county jail of the county where
the oaense was co1nrnitted, the
Imprisonment only at the discreasion
of 4ha o,,.,-4 -
This IS the statute which now ap-
plies to such cases. TT is awkwardly
worded, but the intention is to make
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30
i'm through train from

arrive Z Dalton 40 . III Ron 70 ,, nj (. AZ
iant, S>,i0 p M cOlnecEing with lzsuE.s iGr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30

kEsEsETkFTL ORG y. the Meg >,
zNewStyie. No. fsaoa,sT zts,elss,= a sets
Golden Tongue Reeds, SOLID WALNUT Highly
Polished CdSa New and faf1fbIe Improve
ments Just added. stool. Book, Ausie. Boxed
and ed on board ears here nffce .niS
sky Il IL . = mes cash. Satisfaction guar
anteed In every particular or money Ielu ded
after one years use Every one 80 d sells anUih
er- j, lisa slaHdins: ~ djNeIssis1 EsfelS. G--;
ner al once. Nothing saved By correspond nee
M5 new factory Just coihHleted- egp3ely .sss09
instruments every 20 DAYS, yer, latest labor ay-
ing u UOd working ma hiH-ft. Va S.pfj.lE
enables m to maDuiac7uro De ter GODS for L.
plQLts5 thksis, seyc: $40 ysss or u upFiE1 81. &
DANIEL T. BEATTT,
AU4- A'ssl.<@ .aat, 9: tssss. = ", AKA
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-30

Fan W Styles ii Chrome Cards with Name b.
cV Is y W Years ards, kGc Nassau t'..
etg<Agkkats n5Y1a aaJ 5ssu8 lo..sH-1 =
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29
Facts and Fancy.
The Way OF the World.

The Way OF the World.
A new law in Kansas forbids any per-
son to marry within six months after FRO
curing divorce.
A WOW an caused 4 cOmmOtiOn at we'd
ena, Minn., by wildly chasing big dog
and CRYING Stop him! lie has swal-
lowed a $50 biIl'' An Obliging butcher
promptly caught the beast. killed him and
recovered the money.
What might bc called q reformed train
robbery happened lately on the Missouri
Pacific railway. The engineer on seeing
a danger signal stopped the train, but
catching sight of masked mcn with re.
volvers, he put on steam and got away
with his train before the robbers could get
aboard To add to this GOur of the unsuc-
ccssful party have been arrested.
The freshmen of Brown university, in
Providence, ordered their annual dinner
OF a caterer and prepared to have an
elabOratcly good time, including speeches
and songs. At the time appointed they
marched in procession to tho dining hall,
banners flying and appctitcs sharp. They
found the tables Uttered with scant rem
nants of the fest. which had been eaten
by the sophomores who had imposed
themselves on the caterer and induced
him to get the dinner ready an hour
earlier.
There is ut least one man in Maino who
might make his fOltunc in Wall street
Several years ago Baptist society was
formed near Brunswick and 4 church edi
ficc was purchased and moved to a cOnvcn
ent site. The man employed to perform
the work of removal, whether one of the
deacons or not does not appear, bought a
number of pcws at a small price, got up q
religious excitement in the village, and
when it was at its height closed out his
purchase at 4 profit of $500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29
l'onler on These Truths.

Torpid kidneys. and constipatc'i bowels, are
The great san>'I OF ch, Onic diseases.
EhInry-WO has cured thousands. Try ii
ami YOU will add one more TO The number.
lilbitual cO~iivcncsS il an aficiiOn of the
American people. Kidney Wort will cure il.
kidney Wort has cured kidney complaints
OF thirty years standing. Try it.-ETch0ng".
tl2t lWdEW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29
l:eds of Dawn Feel Hard

All beds seem hard TO the rheumatic Their
harken We pecvish sufferers Apply Dir
Thomas Eclectric Oil 10 yonr aching Joint:
and muscles. Rely npon it that you will cX
periencc speedy r.lIcf. Such. at least, IL Tn,
testimony of those who have used il. The re
me,,y II likewise successfully rcs0rtcd TO fol
thrOat and lung Diseases sprains, bruises, etc
For sale Iii II. Il. COchram'S drug store, l3.
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29

Il. Turner, Rochester, N. T., writes :: =" have
been for Ovrra year subject to serious dis
order of the kidneys, and often unable to at
tend 10 business; procured your Eurioci
Blood Filters and was relieved before half :,
bottle was used. l intend to continue, as
feel confident that they will n4irCly cure me. '
Price 81. For sale At IL. Il. COclran's drug
store. liI North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29
Experlcntia DOcet.

We must tell some men great deal TO teach
them little, bat the knowledge OF the cur,
tive properties of Spring BlOssom i'm cases OF
sick hc:ilachc, indigestion. and biliOuSncsS Is
bought hy experience. Price 80 cents. For
sale al H. T.. Cochl;tE's drug store, l37 North
(Ducrn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29
Aamrastcr tntrlltQenrcr.
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. 20. 1881.

IN THE HALLWAY. {
T or the lNTRLLIGESCER.
She held my coat with woman's grace
And when turned to see her face,
And thank her for her kindness,
Her two deep eyes. SO tender kind,
Looked all my boastcd prudence blind.
And in my careless blindness,
yproud- held head was downward bent
And while toward the maiden leant,
1 kissed her, in the hallway!
All: Heaven bless thee, little maid,
Thy virgin lips 'gainst mine thus laid
Shall he remembered alway. NJ.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-01
Insult to the American Flag.

NEW ORLEANS, November 29.-The Times
this morning publishes the following
"NTessrs. Dominique Cefalon & Son, of
this city, received a communication from
Mr.. W. c. Burchard, United States Consul
at Ruatan, which will be forwarded to the
Department of State at Washington. The
communication recites that the schooner
May Evelene, belonging TO Cefalon & Son,
was seized on the Sth instant
at the Island of Utilla, by
a band of Hondurab soldiers who boarded
the vessel and made the master, Hanson
prisoner. On the following day a new
were not citizens Of the Unite States, were
by order of the local authorities shipped on
board the Evelene. Captain Hanson
was placed under charge of a
military officer and five soldiers,
and was taken TO sea on the vessel. Before her
departure the agent Of Cefa on q Son APP
piled for permission TO take ashore money
and merchadise that bad been shipped TO
him by his principals. This request was,
however, denied. The schooner was
brodght 20 Ruatan and went into pot
without having her flag hoisted, as il Gus
tomary, and the new master de elared that e
had received orders from the cOmmandant
at Utilla not 20 allow the American flag to-
be b0isted. Captain Hanson was taken 70
the common jail and is confined there still.
The cause Of arrest was an alleged in
f0rmality in the schOOner's manifests Of
merchandise during the month
Of September. The vessel has
gone 20 Utilla twice since then, but had
not been mOlested till the 4th Of November.
A bond was offered for the release of the
Captain, but refused.