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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

Lad OAes ss Biooaiastoa NsA. sspl II. isk1
Notes u hereby givss that the sciicvtse
ssnsd settler Ass eied sosies efhls isssefies -
make aaai proof In sappoYs % Ais eieio, md
court In " sbstss eesasy - Ae 49, 10 Red
Cloud Ssb.. % sstsr1aZ. ges: 1tth. ls3 via
Ssmasl ". HILL.
I'd entry No. <ls7 fos the sw.s sse. IL. tom :
north 1ass 10 sese. He names the foIissias
Vitnssss 10 prove his eoetinsons residence - .
on. aad esi,ivstice Of said lasd viz Adeiphss
ssd Daniel 3. sehsn &. eli Of Red Coai. Nsb
IS 3. q. SwlTZHR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Land OMc. ., Rloouins,on. N.b. Sept. q. is

Land OMcs At Biooaington. Neb. Sept. 4. iss2.
Notice Il hereby sivsn that the following
named settler has 6lef notice Of bis intention "
make Small proof in support Of his claim. aud
hs, clerk district court. 1T Rel Cloud Nebeaska.
On Saturday Wct.. ] lsSs. viz
frascis u. Umphsnour,
IA entry No. 766l. for the w nvt and ~ -
Z SEQ. II. town q range l!v. Ne names the
following witnesses % prove his continues 9
rssidsuce upon. aad cultivation Of said land Wis
Oliver Downs. Samuel Doy ~. Neisoa Phelps
and James Aurphey. all Of kol Cloud. Neb.
SIS 8. ". SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

Land OAcss q B~ioeDinston Nsb. Sep. %. 1850.
Notice II hereby sivsn that the following
named settler has sled notice Of bis intention to
make sssi p,ooi IN sag port OF bus claim and sS
In Webster eousv .Nsb. At his once in Ned
Closd Nsb. on Saturday October Is. lsss via:
Frank Coehraii.
I'D sotSy No. $40 for ns< Of sec. . town
IN range f0W. He names the Following vit ness.
O. TO prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of said land. via: George W. Bsil,
John b. Wright. all Of Red Cload..Neb.
NOS. 4. w. SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

Smith Brothers announce still An
other important reduction in rate oi
interest on time loans. Struggle nine
pr ceu annual iRterea. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
6-<f.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

Ian o@cs st Bioomiaston: Nsb. Sept. n q
Nstios y hereby sivsn that the k,.ovise.
asmsd settler has aisf sssies Of his iotea,ioa -
make anal proof in supssst u bis eiAin ed
thas said proof vii b asds hsfors Gers Q fths
District Coart Webster eooaty - He'd Cloud
SeA. - Sa.ardsy de-. ,, lss. via.
william VI. Perry.
Ha sutyZ llG: Sos the sslI see. Is town n nass
Ne nsues the follosins witnesses 4
prove his coatiuuous residence spoe, and eal
W nsT"s = as sn,s ,ssl US; SSnr's, I.ha 'e ~
Qsiihss. al Of ksd C,.sd;,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Gore has just received 10 day .
large invoice Of clocks. Newest styles
out. Call and see.


muoSc.
Mics G. +. Harris, graduate OF the
Conservatory Of music at Stanton.
Va, and having studied at Smith Col
Iege, Northampton, Mass. will give les
Sons in vocal and instrumental music,
on piano and organ. Terms made
known on application to Rev. J. K.
Harris.
Before you buy your clothing. boots
and shoes, please call and see my lines
and get prices. J. G. Potter.
Nearly all the precious gems to be
seen at Cores jewelry store.
Canned goods for sale cheap. at
MIxER Bios.
Headquarters for nice hats and bon
meta 1t Mrs. McBrideis.
GILr EDGE Butter OF Ice, At
RoBY's.
60 TO Miner Bros. for Prints Of 81
kinds.
A new lot OF watches especially
adapted for railroad use, also new
styles Of gold cases at Cores.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
LOON HERE.

For the Queen City ladies and child
ren's skirt apd stocking suspender
Inquire Of Mrs. 8. w. Seely. agen,
Red Cloud. Neb. Sept 18th, lssa. &C.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Lad oAes 1t Bloomiaston Web. sspt. I. i@2

Lad O0es II Blocmington Nsb.. Sept. Z. lss2.
Notice ts hereby sivsa thss the following
named settler has Sled notice Of bis iatestioc
70 make 1asl proof in support Of his eisln. and
that said proof will be made before Clerk oi
District Court At Ned Cloud Nsh. on Tussday
Oct 10 1852. viG
- John A, Emick.
nd No. saiS for the sstt sec. 81, town. north
nass 10. vet. He nance the following vis-
pessss to prove his continuous residence upon.
ssd cultivation Of said land. viz: Hsrands G.
Jackson. George ". Ball. Charles ltssser
AdsmSaladen. all Of Amboy. Neh.
5-5t 8. w. SxfTZER. Resistss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
1eo0and 3hoea.

C. Putnam will deliver fresh bread to
oil parts of the city.
Minnesota Best -four, Hungarian
Process, for sale at PUTNAM's
A. 8. Marsh has just returned from
the east with . very fine stock Of new
goods.
The boxes in front of Asrsh's store
are q nuisance to passers by, but when
n sees the piles of goods that came
out Of them, il il no more q marvel.
The people don't care for the hbfe8, il
is the goods they want.
If you need a good boot or shoe 90
to PEI kins & Mitchell's, they have just
receive a new lot and selling very low
tor cAA.
Remember that f. Young delivers
bread for c. L. Putnam.
Boxes, Boxes, Boxes, Boxes, Boxes,
empty boxes ut Marsh's.
A large assortment of fchus and
ties at the leading millinery store one
door north Of the bank.
Buy the Chicago Cottage organ OF
Perkins & Mitchell, one Of the sweetest
toned organs made. and sold ut very
low figures. Call and see samples.
We have received the agency for a
full line Of organs and pianos, includ.
inc the Stcinway, Chickering and
Knabe. Spanogle & Funk.
Roby hrs the boss apples in town
only 40 cents per peck.
To the farmers and people of Web.
ster county. ! am aware of this fact
that / am dependent on you for the
support of myself and family, and fol
this reason I keep for sale harness
collars. whips, fly-nets and everything
in the harness line which / will sell al
Diving profits. Q. G. ROBERTS.
New millinery and fancy goods JUS
received at Miss Hale's, one door south
of Mitchell & Morhart's.
Denver and New Orlean. coal, thu
best i'm the world, for sale by Jones 4
Magee's lumber company, Red Cloud
Go to Jones & Magee's Lumber Com
pany for your lumber and coal. They
are sole agents for Denver and New
Orleans coal, in Nebraska. ii.
c. E. Putnam sell the Miuneapoli.
flour.
Ifyou want q good harness to carry
you through this world easy, leave
your order with Roberts and in THU
way cave money.
Spanogle & Funk are agents for tn,
Halliday wind ~mils-give them . call
Miss Lyde Hale has tho agency TO
Butterickis patterns
Fine Saginaw salt, $500 per barrel q
Miner Bros.
For a superior quality Of bread, &
70 the bakery Of C. E. PUTNAM
Putnam delivers bread to Ill part
Of the city.
The b. 4 II. r. R, known = Ii,
Burlington Route" offers special ad
vantagee 70 travellers. See thiel
advertisement in this paper.
A full line Of spring wagons ans
bnggies at spsIogle & Funk's
Choice Hams - cents per pound
Miner Bros,
Remember that the cheapest IL 10
the best buA the best il always tn,
ahedp@, therefore buy your harness o
Roberto. living profits IL al , ask Q
want.
C. 8. PutnaHis bread Is made Of Mi
neapolis -four.
Call at Miss Hale's for Butterick'
patterns
c. 3. Putnam's 10 the place 10 -
grapes, peaches and apples.
Go to C. Z. putnam's for you
cannedgoods.
Apples 20 cents . peck at J. Z
Ault&.
WkHTEp.-A boy or girl from 10 I,
u years old can find q home for IN,
winter By applying to r. N. Richard
con, II miles north of Amboy, 7,3t
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Lad Oae . ct BIooninstoa. NsA. Sept. q. Is

Land o. Ice ct Bloominstoa. NsA. Sept. q. lss,.
Notice 10 hereby nven thai the f~oIlovins-
named settler has alsa notice Of bis intention "a
make 6nal proof IN support Of his claim. and
secure enal entry thereof. proof to bs made be
fore Clerk Of the District Court Of Webster
county. q his o0cs. in Red Cloud NsS-. on
SATURDAY Oct .. 1857. via.
- Thomas B. Hon.
I'D entry No. 1893 for the ava zee. q tesn 2s
range y vest. He names the f~olIoving witnesses
10 pOve his eonsiassss residence upoa and
cultivation Of said land via. James W. Apos.
burger, Henry shei ton. John shelton and VII
Ian ShaGor. ali Of Guide Rock Nso,
=. W. SwI1ZER. REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
The Best Thimg OUT.

The Gasoline S,ove for sale by
Mitchell 4 Morhsrt il the best thin,
for cooking and bsking in hos vea;he,
that has ever been invented Saves
fuel, saves time and does moi heat up
the room. Warranted TO be safe and
absolutely non-exploeive- Call n
2ischeil 4 MorhaFtis hardware store
and examine the stove l7-d
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
FOR AlG.

500 :svn Lets n s~s cls73. ias.syss
Farms, vs.sss.s Is:s. properly. ts.is
Livery 81 ss.. 3.a ..sss ~.es-,aasss,
terms - ST.. ~s.:sass5-. -, :. o ~
j,ess, w SEEN
3d.: Set go. -ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Land Oac. q, Bloomington Neb. Sept. q. 1852.

Land Once at Bloomington N eb. Sept. q. 1882.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has hied notice Of his intention
to make 6nal proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will Be made before CLERK oi
District Court " shstss County Nsb on Saturday
Oct. 18th lss2; viz:
JAMS BasvRa.
Homestead entry No.. 3755 for the Ne ar zee
Is town n nase 12v. He names the foliovins
Vitnssses 20 PROVE his eontinuous resideses
upoa and esltivatios Of aid land. vis: Eiroy
Pettsvs. AlbeFs {: saith. John AcCey. Nieho.
Las Yensea al Of weiIa.
n09 :. W. SWITzER. Resssser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
On 10 PROSPERITY.
THE W1DG1ER O4Xff RANK 10 E8 Con-
vKxrED Ixro TIE STATE BACK o. =
RED CLOUp.

At meeting on last Tuesday even
ing. necessary steps we're taken. ~
understand. TO convert the Webstes
county hank into The state bank q
Rcd Coud. which i 70 take eject on
the lseh Of next month The follow
ing ws1ikDosn cisissns are a6ded q
II AaA1go0snt:
Df0Dc1u0A
e1lo 0asbef. Levi l(oors. J. vs.,
Sherwood, l. p. Albright and Ro64 v.
I1ssi Moore. presidsaA L T. Al
hsighk vios-psssidn1 = v. ehisST.
oashiee.
u1 6sn - be6svs,ha - q : - 80.
nsnb q security. pssaeaoses and
snopesa Il 49, - el1oe IN 81
eounsi. - - ysQg Snfw bu;-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Per Cent. Money g Lean

Money to prove up 1i,h on haai re-
ceip;. or OF decided land al : per cent,
and l-62 per cent. commission, or ~
straight y per cent no commission.
JNo. X WILCOX.
ONCE next door to Chief Office. 30a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

10 0uttor oeO1poeD.
We cell Butter Tubs and Ashton
aAlk and pay The highest cash price
for Bntter &kEEs 4Sttf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

zoe SHEEP FoR SALE.
High grade merino Ewes. BY Cod.
man 4 Prescott. Apply 10 T. b. Eaton
Guide Rock, Neb. 5u
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

also have Q full and complete s,oeh Of school
books. stationary ana Shotograyh aiosms-
RED CLOUD. Skb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

1t is now said that the coronation of the
Car has not been postponed, and that il
will take place at Moscow on or about Sent
Of the present year
4 telegram from Caprera announces that
the family of General Garibaldi have de-
cided to abandon the cremation of his BODY,
owing TO the practical difficulties in the way
of its accomplishment. The remains will
he inferred, provisional. at least. at Caprera
OH Thursday. 1t is estimated that over
10000 persons will attend the obseouies
from the main land
Dervisch Pacha arrived at Alexandria.
Egypt, yesterday. 1t is thought that if his
mission fails. Arab will openly DEFY the
Porte. The English and French ambassa-
doris at Constantinople have informed the
Porte that their governments do not con-
slider the holding of conference of the pow
ers necessary because Turkish commission
has been sent to Cairo.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs

Mr.. Harry S. Barker, of this CITY H..
enlisted for five years in the United S,, nas
Signal Service ''''eS
Potomac Tent of Rcchabits went or ~,
excursion TO Marshall Hall this mo,m;n ",'
where the day was pleasantly spent.
Mr.. Henry Walsh formerly of this c;,,
hut now of the New York Custom Houso ii !,
in the city on a short visit to relatives on5 =
friends. ''u
To-day Was observed us Corpus Chris;
in the Catholic Church. Services annr"
pirate to the day were held in st. Narr,.
Church this morning at six and ten orlocl
The Sons and Daughters of Moses \ rol
Ored organization, after attending The fl
neral of u member yesterday afternoon, uavr
public drill on the corner of Duke nm? anJ
Washington streets.
James F. Winchell, esq, 4 promiucr,
inventor and manufacturer of Springfield
Ohio, is in the city, on short visit to hi,
sister, Mrs. CaptyJ. V. Davis. at the Soldiers
Cemetery.
Wm.A. Rowe, colored, ofAlexalria county
left here this morning for Richmond to NJ,
tend a meeting of the Republican (stl.,iyht.
out) State Central Committee, which meets
in that city tonight Mr.. Benjamin Austin
represents this Congressional district in
the committee
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A Real Duel.

AS stated in yesterdays Gazette duel
was fought at New Orleans, that morning be-
tween MajorE. a. Burke, ofthe Times Demo
cratand c. H. Parker, editor ofthe Picayune
Major Burke, feeling aggrieved at certain
editorial articles which recently appeared
IN the Picoyune, on Friday sent a perempto-
ry challenge to Mr.. Parker, editor of the
Ptcdyune to fight him Il duel Parker ac-
cepted, and his representatives, named Mis-
sissippi rifles as the weapons. Burke had
the choice of distance. and his seconds, fixed
it at p PAGES. Though no reasons were
given by Burke's friends fornaming so short
distance, it is generally understood they
did so because of the reputcd expertness of
Parker with the weapons selected The
distance named not being satisfactory, after
conference regular duelling pistols were
finally agreed upon as the weapons to be
used, and the distance twenty PAGES.
The ground selected was in st. Bernard
parish, near the slaughter house. Parker's
seconds won the toss for position. The
principals took the positions assigned them,
and ut the word the weapons were dischar-
gcd almost simultaneously, neither of the
gentlemen being hurt An effort was made
by the seconds to adjust the difficulty but
Burke's friends held that their principal had
been wronged, and asked ifthe wrong would
be righted. Parkers friends admitted that
Burke was q man Of courage, and thought
that was sufficient. Burkes friends claimed
that the Picayune had criticized him to free,
ly that the criticisms were outside the pale
of journalism. Parker's friends stated that
he had Il right to criticize any public official
and still reserved that right
As no compromise could be effected, the prnci
pals took their positions for 4 second shot, which
| like the first was without result Unsuccessful
efforts, similar to those made after the first fire
followed the second round. After the third rOuni
| q long parley ensucd. Burkc's friends demanded
| that Parker should acknowledge the bravery and
personal and official integrity of Burke, which hi
friends claimed Parker had impugncd in series
of articles in the Pcayune As Parker's friends de
clined to make satisfactory disclaimer, no furth
er effort at compromise was made, and the fourtl
and fifth rounds followed. At the fifth fire Majo
Burke was shot through both legs, about eigh
was caught by his seconds When Parkcrs sec
onds discovered that Burke had had been wounded
they asked permission for their party to retire from
the ground. This request was granted by thu
other side. The parties then separated, Burk
being conveyed to his residence OH Camp street
| The physicians in attendance, ut once drcssc,
Major Bhrke's wounds, and do not consider then
dangerous.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1882.

No MATTER how the radicals talk, they
always look after the main chance, and
never allow such a sentiment as gratitude
to interfere with the accomplishment of
their schemes No man in the army, Gen.
Grants biographers to the contrary, did as
much to break the power Of the South as
Gen. Sherman But for all that the radicals,
by refusing to exclude him from the opera
ton of the compulsory retirement clause of
the army appropriation bill, have deprived
him of the command Of the army for no
other reason than the fact that he would not
be their subscrvicnt tool in the possible con-
tingcncies of the next Presidential election
and given it to that moss-troopcr Sheridan
who was chiefly engaged during the war in
burning houses occupied by women and
children, and who has since done his country
service by storming 4 Piegan village de-
Tended by squaws and pappooscs, and who
would take as much delight in obcying an
order from radical headquarters to clear the
Capitol Of democrats as he did in obcying
that of the carpetbag regime in Louisiana tc
drive the bald-hcadcd legislators of thai
State out Of their State House at the poin
of the bayonct.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June S.-Virgnia Is deferred -;
do consolidated 81 do second series 81; past
due coupons G3; new 1O.4Os .i2t, bid to-day
Cotton quiet; middlings 121s. Flour quiet and
without change. Wheat-Southern steady and
quiet; Western higher and more active; Southern
red 135a139; do amber 14Oa142; No 1 Md 14O
Mop Western winter red spot 14Oaa141 June
1882. Sept 11sibs1 49,. Corn-southern firm
Western opened higher and closed inactive and
easier; Southern white 50; do yellow SO; West
ern mixed spot 81 y bid; June S0aSOls July
a9HsaSO; Aug sO44 bid. Oats dull; Southern
6Oa62; Western white 61a62; do mixed 5Sa59
Penna 6Oa62 Rye dull at 75aSO Hay un.
changed and quiet. Coffee quiet Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair s4a9la. Sugar quiet A soft
go Whiskey nominally 20a$1 81.
NEW YORK, June S.-Stocks moderately active.
Money 3. Cotton steady; upands 12k; Or
leans l2i2. Flour quiet and steady Wheat fairly
active and lAa1 Rc better Corn fairly active and
tlalac better.
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Shocking Accident.

New YORK, June S.-Dominick Jetfri, an
Italian laborcr, was struck in the back with
IL pickaxe in the hands Of John Cannon, Il
fellow workman, and fatally injured yester-
day. The men, who are recently arrived
emigrants: were employed in making an ex-
cavation for gas pipes on Atlantic street,
Brooklyn, when Jetlri stepped backward in
n STOPPING position just us Cannon's pick
was descending. The full force Of the blow
Grove the sharp pointed, heavy pick through
the back, near the spine, for depth of five
Or six inches, causing the blood to How from
terribly laccratcd wound. Jcllri was re-
moved to Long Island College Hospital,
where the doctors said he could not live.
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THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Mr.. George Moore holds to the opinion
that the Declaration of Independence was
written by John Dickinson, and the tangible
evidence which he gives in support of this
opinion is what he calls the Original draft
ofthe instrument. Dickinson declared that
he wrote it, but Jefferson made declaration
on the same subject inconsistent with the
truth of Dickenso1's claim, and Jeffersons
authority is at leas; as good as Dickenson's
Other evidence, therefore, is necessary and it
is pretended that copy of the document in
Dickinson 5 handwriting is satisfactory evil
dence on this point
Mr.: Moore calls this the original draft. How
does he know that it is the original draft? If Mt
this time the authorship of the Declaration is
doubtful the precise relation it of any casual
manuscript be declared with nfulliblc certainty ?
1t Is not easy to believe that the Declaration was
drawn entirely by man opposed to its principles,
while JeffcrsonS own statement that Dickenson's
share was inspired by the hope of reconciliation
with England, and was limited to reducing the
scope and force of the document is fully consist
ent with the fact that Dickinson voted against il.
~. \. Herald
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Fredericksburg is about to eXpend be-
tween 1000 and $4,000 on Il new Doors
house.
Hon. John S. Barbour, Gen w. H. Payne,
and the unanimous democratic delegation in
the Legislature from the counties composing
this Congressional district, all openly favor
the Massey movement.
Among the graduates from Virginia, at
the Naval Academy, at Annapolis, were
Lewis Nixon, w. r. M. Field and Ham
mond Fowler, as Cadet Midshipmen, and
James II. Fits. as Cadet Engineer.
A letter from Judge O'Ferrall, of Rock
ingham, says that public sentiment among
the democrats in that section of State seems
to favor the policy of nominating Massey
for Congressman at-large. The Judge will
be a candidate for the nomination for Con-
gresham in the 9TH district against Paul.
Pleasant Hicks, who lived Oh DR.. Nc
Candish's farm, in Henrico, about seven
miles from Richmond, was found Tuesday
in a friends house near the city, where he
retired late Monday night, lying lifeless,
with his head in the fire. 1t is supposed
that he had fit and fell over in the fire.
place and was burned to death. His cloth
ing was on fire when he was discovered.
Five cars and the caboose of the south
bound freight train on the Virginia Midland
Railway ran of the track on the trestle near
Fall Creek Station, in Pittsylvania county,
about noon yesterday. Conductor +. p.
Gay was Knocked senseless One man.
name not known, had his leg broken, and
one o her was injured. The cars were much
damaged and the trestle broken in some
places. The engine broke loose and went
on to Danville. The evenings mails and
passengers on the regular mail train were
transferred and brought through. The
track was cleared of the wreck at 2:1O this
morning, and trains commenced passing as
usual The train due here at 7O5 this morn
ing did not arrive until this afternoon. As
soon as the news. of the accident was re-
ceived in Danvlle special train with a
number of physicians on board Was dis
patched to the scene, and all the injured
parties received prompt surgical attendance.
Conductor Gay, who is now at his home, in
Covesvlle, is reported to-day as doing well.
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Salvation Troops Arrestsd,

PATERSON, n. j., June S.-A detachment
of the Salvation Army here have been in
the habit of marching through the streets on
Saturday evenings singing Il song to which
the refrain was Right, left, right, left the
Lord is right and the Devil is left" The
Sd ward in Paterson contains some very
religious residents and when the Salvation
Army on Sunday last paraded their streets
singing the above refrain and songs to the
tune of champagne Charlie" Sup in Il
Balloon" &c, &c, the people became
shocked and objected Their objections
were, however, of no avail, and the Army"
started a meeting in the most crowded part
of the ward and held the fort nearly
the whole day. The result was that
complaints were made before the Re-
corder charging them with disorderly con-
duct. The warrant was served yesterday,
and Major Jonas Inman and Lieutenant
Charles Wood were arrested. They were
followed to the police court by the rest of
the members of the Army" including sew
eval women, two Of whom were dressed in
uniform. The female contingent fell upon
their knees and uttered feryant prayer,
after which the Recorder thought it was
time for him to begin his proceedings. The
officers Indignantly denied the charge OF
having been disorderly and declared that
the vengence Of the Lord would fall heavily
upon all who had been concerned in arrest
ing them The recorder asked them wheth.
er they desired trial, and they wanted to
know who would have the hardihood to ap-
pear against the emssares of the Lord. The
Recorder replied that the city counsel would
run that risk, and set the case down for d
hearing tomorrow afternoon. The Army
then endeavored to convert some of the
police, but, not succeeding in making even
the first impression. retreated in good order