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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-12
Arthur's Veto.

NEW YORK. April 9-The Amalgamated
Trades Union adopted aresolution declaring,
as President Arthur had vetoed the bill in
tended to restrict the importation OF Coolies
into the United States, therefore, the Trades
Unions regarded it as another evidence OF
the governing classes that the interests ei
the working population were not consid.
cred, and that President Arthur bad ignored
the interests of the people by protecting tht
interests of the six Chinese Companies; ex
tending greeting to their brothers on the
Pacific coast, bidding them continue tteil
work, and assuring them victory wonlC
crown their Efforts. The platform of prin.
ciples calls for eight hours for days work
the compensate to be just and fair fer The
labor performed.
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Ganeral Eisk in Trouble.

ST. LOUIS, April 1O-The Poss-Dispatch
has information from New York that the
Supreme Court granted an order this morn
ing for the arrest of General Clinton b. b.
Fisk, charged with having obtained $40, 600
upon false and fraudulent representations to
the well-kn0wn New York broker, Francis
A. Fogg. General Fisk was formerly a
prominent citizen of st. Louis, raised q
brigade of Union troops during the War,
is the founder of Fisk University and has
been Indian Commissioner.
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General Manson Not a Candidate.
laaial tn tho Canfinal.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind, April S-Your corre-
spondent called on General NJ. D. Manson this.
afternoon. to inquire about his health and thA,
condition CT his political fences He is vigorous
physically, jubilant Democratically and his 10,
litical fences need no repairing. After com7li-
menting the Sentinel for its glorious work. both
gard in which he holds both editors. man sser .
and all, he desired to say 10 thas
Sentinel that under no circumstances eoulaa
he consent to become a candidate for the Office 81
Auditor of State, and that reports to that effecS
have become source of great annoyance to him
Between taking care of mis- farm and doing thu
hospitsble toward his friend, Judg John R. Crof
forth, of Lafayette who Is here engaged in an i'm
nortsnt law suit, the General manages to pass his
time
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missioner Swift now in Sacramento, pub
llshes card in the Record-Union to the ef-
feet that the recent interview with him pub
lished in the San Francisco Call, was not
correct in making him say the Commission
ers discussed and agreed upon any limit of
time of suspension of immigration. What
he did say twas distinctly agreed what
might be the necessary time, whether ten
or fifty wears, to correct the evil. The Unit
ed States was to be the sole and only judge,
and the Chinese Government, as he under
stood it, relied upon the Government of the
United States not to take more time than
was necessary to accomplish the desired re-
suit, and in his opinion thirty-three years
would be satisfactory to the authorities at
Pekin
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Dead or Alike.
lSedalia MOI. specisEof the 7ta,l.


The correspondent called on Major John
N Edwards A. his home. Ee is The
editor of tho Democrat here and the
author of Shelby and His Men, and Noted
Guerrillas of The West." He was,onR Of
Saelbys trust ID. LieuteaaRts anasdoes not
deny that he hes knownsthe Whereabouts Of
the James boys. Edwards is a ran Of IRE
prOachable honor, and his word iseurrsat in
shis market en- both sides. He is known to
have had great influence with. Governor
Crittenden. He. is also a warm personal
friend of Senator Vest of this State. Ed
wards said, ~ measuaed wordas which were
certainly sincere: II. do not believe that
Jesse James is dead. That story, up there
is badly mixed. No,0ne has identified the
body except those Interested in th4 work
Mrs. Samus ais, of coarse, could have played
her part. She is The very woman of all
women to DO that. l know her. She is a
very shrawd woman. That JeSse's wife
should haSe play yed her par Awell . nothing
strange. The description then given is a
good one,of Jesse, James, but 1 don't be-
lleve the story yean
"Wheae-is Frankf'
"Frank is all sight."
'Is hs sick and disabled, as they say hs
is?'
mo. bit os it. Frak VIII be head
from yery soo1. He is aot an invalid. Yea
will hear froEa him vesy soonn This VAS
said significantly. Thore is ne man in ahe
country who knows the hissor,y
of the, James boys and their mode of
doing business as veil as. Edwards. He
is also, a man of few words After leaving
hi8a the correspondent met Major. Jim
WOOD, st-a of the Shelby brigade He is a
soldier yes in everything, and no man in
! Central Mis issouri isnOre respected. Ike said:
"Jesse James is not dead. If he is. Critten-
den ought to be strung up; but tell YOU
Jesse is not dead. Why, when it was re-
ported that Shepherd shot him ana that he
died, a wagon containing coffin was sent
to a certain section of this Stete> and then
came back. 1t was hauled through this
section, taken TO Kansas City, and ferried
over the river, and carried to Mrs. Samuels'
residence. There the box or coffin was taken
out and disappeared in her yard. II
Shepherd had told the right kind of a story
there would have been the same sensation
you are having to-day. tell you it is put
up job to get the reward. Jesse James was
not the man to be fooling around st. Joseph
when he knew that extra efforts, strength
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Cornelius vanderbilts Suicide.

New YORK April 6.-The Coroner's Jury
in the case of Cornelius J. Vanderbilt re-
turned verdict of death from suicide, COM
mitted under temporary mental depression.
Mr.. Terry his companion, said Vanderbilt
entered the hotel at $50 on the morning of
the day he died, and said he had been at a
gambling saloon and was unfortunate. The
Secretary of Vanderbilt testified that the
day before he died he put his hand TO his
head and said If he did not get relief be
would kill himself; that he had nothing 10
live for
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DIR. Lamson's Insanity.

LONDON, April 6.--The father of DIR. Lam
son has written a long letter maintaining the
question of his sons insanity is not a new
one, nor was il first raised after the trial nol
in America through promptinss from En-
gland. The case, he says, was greatly
prejudiced by DR.. Lamson's acts, showing al
they did severe monetary pressure. He ex-
pressed regret the plea of insanity was put
aside by the managers of the defense.
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OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Agitator Released.

DUBLIN. April 10.-Parnell was released
from prison this morning and is now on his
way to England. Parnell is on parole for
one week in order to enable him TO visit his
sister in Paris, whose child has just died.
Cork, April l0.-Bands are playing
houses are Illuminated and crowds are pa
rading the streets in honor of the release of
Parnell. In the country districts the hill
sides are ablaze with bonfires. The delight
of the people is explained by the fact not
generally known, Parnell was released on
parole
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VIM. Coler, Jr., of the firm where the bonds
were last offered, was mainly instrumental
in causing the arrest Of Fisk and Irwin. The
latter were willing to pay II per cent. for the
loan they desired TO negotiate on the bonds,
which excited the suspicious of 1r. Coler,
who sent for an officer and had the men
taken in cnstOdv
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The Memorial window to Dean stanley.

LONDON, April 10-Dean Bradley has is
sued a statement concerning the memorial
window to Dean Stanley, subscribed to by
Americans He says the list of subscribers
thoroughly bears out the statement of Rev.
Philip Brooks as TO its widely representa-
tive character and it would be invidious to
make a selection, but it is interesting to
remak the name of Henry w. Longfellow
following that of Oliver Wendell Holmes,
which is followed by Ralph Waldo Emerson
and John G.. Whittier.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-12
BulIdozing a Process Server.

LONDON, April 10.-Lord Macdonald, Eav-
ing sent summons to twenty tenants on his
estate on the Isle of Skye for non-paynlsat
of rent, the process server was seized by a
mob and warned not to return and the suTa-
monses burnt.
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banker II the letter Of credit called for the de-
livery of hemp, and the letter was cashe1 on the
delivery of mating. IL is claimed thu bankers are
responsible for making the wrong pay ment.
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Teller Nominated 9OFzths interior, Chand--
Ter far the Navy ana Hunt Minister to
Russia Doubt As0ozs Chan zler's Con-
firm aaSion.
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Beautiful Skin

yesterday. ItdS" Athlophoros Is derived from dead language It Is n live, certain cure for rheumatism, however.
 Beautiful Skin.
 The use of Pearls White Glycerine renders the skin beautiful and permanent in its l beauty It cures Sunburn, Prickly heat, l Tan, &c. 5teoo8lW Why do you suffer with Back Ache, Pain ] in the Chest, Rheumatism, or lameness any l where when Hop Plaster will surely give you relief :? Druggists sell them at 25 cents de19 Gd1w Kid gloves-We shall offer for this week only Fosters and Franco and hook kids at reduced prices, giving all our customers friends 8 nice pair of gloves for present at
 d19 2t HENRY PLUMB's.
 A Question.
 What is more useful for a Christmas pres ent than rubber coat cloak Call and examine them at the Goodyear Rubber Store, 73 Church street, corner Center, opposite postofice. F. c. IUTTLE,
 d19 5t Proprietor. Silk handkerchiefs. Fancy linen handkerchiefs. l Collar and cuff boxes. Scarf pins. Sleeve buttons. i Hosiery. At B. J. Stone's. 1 Persons selecting presents for gents should visit the mems furnishing establishment of B. J. Stone 352 Chapel street, cor. Church, where everything pertaining to gentleman $ 1 outfit can be had. Christmas Presents at Malletts hardware store, ,28O Chapel street. l Skates! Skates! Skates! at Mallett's hardware store. | Sleds! Sieds! S1eds! at Mallett's hardware store. Pocket Knives, Pocket Knives, at Mallett's hardware store. Tool Chests, Tool Chests,
 at Malletts hardware store. ] Keller Skates, Roller Skates, at Malletts hardware store. 1 Carvers and Forks, Carvers and Forks, | at Mallett's hardware store.
 Doll Carriages, Doll Carriages,
 at Mallett's hardware store.
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For Festive Use. Patent leather pump, patent leather dress Congress are the new styles at
 w R EENN &, Go 1S
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Tuesday, Dec. 10. 1882.

NEW ADVERTISEMEN TO-DA A Question-F. c. Futile. Athlophoros-At Drug 3gists Annual Meeting-First Ecclesiastical Society. An Undisgutsed dAdvertisement-Evarts Cutler Blankets-Monson X Carpenter , Caryers and Forks-At Malletts. AChristnlas Bargains-E Malley x e. Christmas Presents-Miss M E. J. byrhes' 1Iaristmas Presenta-S. Bretzteloer Shr,stmas Presents-At Mailetts.- 2 Christmas Presents-9iiss Lott1e huna' Christmas Cards-At Pease's. Christmas Goods-Johnson x Brotner' Collar and Cuff Boxes-E Malley X Co. Dolmans-At Bretzfelders. Doll Carriages-At AIailetts. Dressing Robes-T. c. Lewis. Fancy Goods At Sperry's. Fine Display--At Streeter's. Free Matinee-George ". H. Hughes. Fine Exhibition Oil Paintings-A. X G. Taylor Gloves-Henry Plumb. Hop Plaster-At Druggists. Immense Bargains-At Bretztelder s. Kid Gloyes-henry Plumb Lighthouse Oysters-H. L. JuGson. Ladies Scissors-At Nallett's Ladies' Hosiery-Monson S Carpenter. Lost-Fob Charm-This Office. Lost-Package.
 New CIothing-Norton Co.
 Pianos-Knabe x Go.
 Presents for Gents-B. J. Stone
 Pearls White Glycerine-At Druggists PersonaI-This Office.
 Roller Skates-At Mallett's
 Scenery Towels-Monson Carpenter; Sealskin Plush Cloaks-At Bretzfelders Silk Handkerchiefs-B. J. Stone.
 Skates-At Mallett's.
 Sterling silverware-George H. ford.
 St. Nicholas-The c ntury c., N. '.
 The Oetorc on-New Haven Opera House. WassH-Iady Agents-Boston Supporter Co.
 nted-Horse shoer-H. H. Thompson s5Santed-Furnished Room-"Carl1sle." Y YWanted-Girl-114 Wooster Street. Wanted-Hub Turner-Henry Hooker S Co. Wanted-Chorus Singers-American Theater. REPRESENTATIVES Tpumbp Street
 Wrappers-At Bretzfelders.
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What We Saw at Gay's.

At the publishing rooms Of William Gay < Go. in the Garfield building, 256 Chapel street, Gone flight up), we found an excited and busy throng. Large oil paintings were being given away to everyone that purchased
 so worth. Chatterbox for 1882 was marked
 5s cents, and Gays standard encyclopedia, a
 very valuable work which sells for S9' Tn
 beautiful binding was in considerable de-
 mand. Of photograph albums there seemed to be no end, from silk plush to calf, Russla and Turkey binding These we understand the firm turn out and sell to other city deal CTS, and are offering at very low prices this week. As they publish family Bibles and ! standard line of the poets great bargains can ! be had, and they have large stock of JuVen- | ile and standard works, scrap and autograph ! aIhumS
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For gentleman A fine meerschaum pipe or cigar holder; beautiful embroidered cigar CT 8 fine box of cigars-can be found at P. O. SoHwABs,
 all 4t-d1S St 515 State Street.
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EnsfT~nI

On Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of this week festival and supper will be held by the Humphrey street church in their present chapel for the benefit of the furnish ing of the new church. An admission fee of ten cents will be charged, and good supper will be served at twenty-five cents per plate, consisting of scalloped oysters, baked beans, etc. This will be ready to serve to all who come at o'clock, so that those who are ac- customed to get their suppers at home can come either night, or both nights, and at no greater expense than at their own homes, be- l sides having good social time. A good as- sortment of appropriate Christmas presents | will be on sale at reasonable prices; fancy l and useful articles books, Christmas cards, etc. Many people in that section of the city
 will wait and buy their presents there or
 these evenings. The church is rapidly ap
 preaching completion, md the furnishing II
 something which the ladies have taken upo1
 their shoulders, and they confidently hop
 and expect good attendance on both even ings On Friday evening children's festl val will be given to the members of the Sun
 day school, the admission of which will b ! free to all who are entitled to come
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Machol, the merchant tailor, 217 Chapel street, opposite City Market He will make re- duction of from 25 to 50 per cent. between now and the holidays in all goods in his splendid stock in order to save carrying over goods. This is fine chance to get first class suit at Q low figure.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19
Sunday School Aid Society.

Last evening the Sunday School Aid socie- ty, in behalf of the colored churches, gave an interesting entertainment at Loomis' Hall, the feature of the evening being the drama entitled s'The Last Loaf," which was rem dered finely, and will by request be repeated this evening in connection with the fair. The fair, itis hoped, will be more ably sup evening. although there was goodly num- Der. The fact of the drama being repeated this evening, together with the many attract t;s which the fair presents, will no doub Iaroe patharinp
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A Knabe in the White House.

There was seen yesterday at Messrs. Knabe tb s factory magnificent concert grand, just finished by them for the presi- dential mansion President Arthur, who is a thorough connoisseur of music, in selecting a piano for the White House, decided in favor of the Knabe piano as his preference, and ordered accordingly the instrument re- ferred to. It is 8 concert grand, of beautiful finish, in richly carved rosewood case, and of superb tone and action-an instrument worthy in every respect of the place it is to occupy. It was shipped to it's destination yesterday. ltd&W
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Iossee and Society.

The Erie Brueder Mamie, D. o. H., elect ed last Sunday the following officers: OsG., Rudolph Blaettermann; U. G., Gustave Unger; corresponding secretary, Otto H. Wall treasurer, Martin Faitsch; financial third Sunday iu January by D. D. G. G. w. CoI Joip
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 19-l A. M For New England, fair weather, north to east winds rising followed by falling barometer slight fall followed by rising temperature.
 For the Middle States, fair weather during the oay north to east winds stationary slight rise in tenn perature higher followed by falling barometer and cloudy threatening weather during the night
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

Tho display at streeter's noted jewelry es- tablishment on Chapel street is by far the finest ever offered at this we'll known popu- lar iewelry house. The diamond jewelry IS q great feature of the beautiful display. The store is thronged daily and the best goods of tasteful selections are sold st moderate
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19
Coan,s Bookstore

Removed to 490 State street, fronting Elm. Bibles, prayer books, hymnals ane miscellaneous books, fancy articles, writing desks, pocket books, games, toys, an endless variety at reasonable prices. d15eod4t
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The N ew ArmOry.

Work upon the new armory on Meadow street is progressing rapidly, and attracts much public attention. A good idea of the proportions is already presented. The walls are already up to the height of twenty feet It is expected that the drill hall will be roof ed within the next two weeks. A good per speotive sketch of the armory, as it will be when completed is to be seen in the ,uindou of H H. Pack's boOkstore.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

Dresses, oloaks, coats, stockings and all garments can be colored successfully with the Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colors. Only 10 cents. dl5 Gdlw
 Indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, nausea, etc., cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
 d15 6d1w
 Window shades and fixtures. New Haven Window Shade Co.,, 194 Chapel street.
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If you propose giving lady a present of kid gloves remember that the safest place to buy them is at J. N. Adam & Go. s. They have @ reputation in this department that is Al, and they cannot afford to risk it by buying any thing that looks cheap, but is of doubtful quality. d13 Cd
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A Question.

What is more useful for a Christmas pres ent than rubber coat cloak? Call and examine them at the Goodyear Rubber Store, 73 Church street, corner Center, opposite postoffice. r. c. FUTILE, d19 5t Proprietor.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

Kid gloves-We shall offer for this week only Fosters and Franco , and hook kids at reduced prices, giving all our customers an opportunity to select for themselves or friends nice pair of gloves for present at d19 2t HENRY PIUNIB's.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19
Fha Cray.p po tArvy

A correspondent says; ''We agree with the gentleman in this city who is in favor of the crematory, and would also add something to the desirable object"
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

Why do you suffer with Back Ache, Pain in the Chest, Rheumatism, or lameness any where when Hop Plaster will surely give YOU relief ;? Druggists sell them at 25 cents.
 de19 Gd1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

The receipts of tho Fire Department Mu, tual Aid association's ball, which was recent ly held in the Grand Opera House, were $31e above expenses and not $14o less than the expenses, as was recently stated. good showing for their first annual ball.
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Hoods Sarsaparifla

sned to meet the wants of those who :eine to build them up, give them purify their blood and oil up the Atheir bodies. No other article he system and hits exactly the E Sarsaparilla. It works like every nart of the human
 renewed
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LniEaS, Fima EUr.

Which are so faverably known in this city for their elegant color and durability, are sold only by Stevens $ Brooks, 273 Chapel sfreet
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

No molasses and water mixture, but con- centrated extract of the active medicinal properties of roots, barks, etc., is Hoods sarsaparilla.
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Silver Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons at Malletts hardware store.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

The use of Pearls White Glycerine renders the skin beautiful and permanent in its beauty. It cures Sunburn, Prickly heat, Tan, &c., 3teod&lW
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Ornamental Iron Railing Works, n 70 AUDUBON Street New Haven, A. A. BALL, ND Proprietor. Iron Fences, Crates, Doors Stairs, Shutters, Balconies, and Crossings manufactured. Fire Proof Vaults, Iron Columns, Girders, lila
 minated Tile, etc. All kinds of Iron Work for public
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

This is fine country, sure; but you can't get Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup free ot charge It costs you quarter every tim.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19

The medicines composing Carter's Liver Bitters are all American, fresh, home grown, active and valuable They form a bitters
 which cannot be used without benefit. See
 advertisement.
 Wholesale by Richardson $ Co., all drug gists at retail. d13 Cd Nv
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SeRi DnEIs.ARlS.
Treadwell's Seal sncques,

The finest stock to be seen in this city is shown by Stevens & Brooks 273 Chapel straat
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GRnflAnRn 7

All the novelties in furs and fur garments can be found at Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street. d14 Ct
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PARTIES IN PURSUIT OF
 HOLIDAY GIFTS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR LARGE AND INTERESTING
 COLLECTION OF DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES,
 WATCHES, AND ARTISTIC WORK IN GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE, BRASS, PORCELAIN, WOOD, MARBLE,
 LEATHER, AND OTHER MATERIALS. CAN BE MADE NOW, AVOIDING THE CONFUSION THAT OCCURS
 LATER IN THE PACKAGES WILL BE RESERVED AND DELIVERED CHRISTMAS EVE. A VISIT DOES NOT INCUR AN OBLIGATION
 TO PURCHASE. STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING
 DECEMBER. GEORGE HI. FORD.
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We shall also offer the Estelle kid glove, to clear them out, at greatly reduced prices button at 75 cents, worth $1.15.
 4 button at 90 cents, worth $l.26.
 d1o ot HENRY PLUME.
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Extraordinnry Inducements.

Lace curtains and drapery goods NeV Haven Window Shade Co.,, 194 Chapel street
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Police NOteA.
xsacatuts of the Eiremen,s Ball.

Cornelius Calvin, who was drunk, was ar rested last evening on charge of burglary in A house on Oak street. He is tramp.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19
VO UOoIS HkuO OA1O D o1 0
 EENER COMAIITTEE.

Captain G. s. Arnold, Lieutenants A. M Howarth and F T. Lee, Sergeants H. CaUldwell, John Dra1ne E. Austin, F. F. Mills. R. L. Hazard, Corporal ls L. H. Bates, J. T. Gill; R. M Burwen. George H. Butler Erivates NJ. w. Burwell, F. B. Buckett, C. O. Coburn c. c. Ford, Harvey Munson, Willis Parker, Edw. Hon. H. G. Lewis, Cols. L. L. Morgan A. CHendrlck Colonel s. J. Fox, Major T. A. Barnes, Captain E. A Gessner, Captain c. f. Rounds, Lieutenant Il. H. Bunnell, Lieutenant J. D. Dewell, Lieutenant F. A. Bowman, Lieut.. M. .Bassett Sergt Maj w. Stratton E. s. Osborn, $. E. Brown, L. Bostwick, B. R. Eng fish, G. E. Osborne, J. H. Phillips, r. H. Russell l. F. Stannard J. B. Mcqueen, ". B. Catlin, jr., R. W Meigs, W. H. Sears, F. B. Walker.