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CoURT-AARTIAL SENTENCEs-Seaman Henry NJ.
Paschal has been sentenced by court-martial, for
theft, to nine months imprisonment in the prison
on the Cob dock, New York navy yard; to lose pay
during that time, and to be diShonOrably dis
charged from the service. Seaman VIM. Pu1ick
sentenced for one year in the same prison for
theft and absence without leave, and to be dis
honorably discharged. Seaman John White, SEN
fenced for one year for abetting combination to
weaken the lawful authority OF his commanding
officer, and TO be dishOnorably discharged. Sea-
man Geo. NJ. Shepherd acquitted OF the charge Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-24

The ST. GEORGES SOCIETY AT THE WHITE
HoUsE.-The members OF the ST. Georges Society
and the ladies' who accompanied them here called
On the President yesterday, and were received by
him up stairs. Mr.. Dawson, president of the Dis
tr1ct society and OF the N. A. ST. Georges Union,
made an address to President Arthur. SubSe-
quently the same gentlemen and ladies called on
Mr. West, the British Minister, at the British lega-
ton, and were most cordially received and shown
through the building. Mr.. West asked for a copy
OF Mr.. Dawson'5 address, to be sent through the
proper channels in England to the Queen by him
(ir. WeSt)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-24

Mr. JAMES c. HUEsToN, general agent of the
New York Associated Press, has received through
the Department OF State, from the German gov
ernment, the "medal for saving from imminent
danger" Mr.. HueStOn rescued ThereSe Enke from
death by drowning on June Is, 1881, while he was
soJOurning at Ems, Germany. The medal is about
two inches in diameter, and has one side a
wreath surrounding the words, f" Fir Rettung aus
Gefahr." On the reverse side is the head Of the
Emperor william.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Master John Downey detached
from the receiving ship Wabash and granted leave
of absence. Cadet Midshipmen James c. Drake,
Stokely Morgan, Porter ID. Haskell, Albert II. Ack-
erman, Luman S. Norton, Herman G. DreSel and
Thomas A. Parke from the New Hampshire and
ordered to examination for graduation. Lieuten-
ant William w. Mead and Ensign York Noeu Or
dered to examination for promotion.
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THE PERU UINvEsTIGATIoN.-Chairm Williams
OF the House committee on foreign affairs received
note from Mr.. Blaine last evening announcing
that he had been called to Cincinnati upon I'M
pOrtant business, and requesting postpOnement
OF his examination until next week. Consequently
there was no meeting OF the committee this morn
ing.
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The Grand Jury in New Or
leans have indicted q dozen or more
men for frauds committed in the
late election. 1t is 10 be hoped that
those men, no matter whom they
be, will lie punished to the full ex
tent Of the Law.
Fraud in election is a weapon pc
culiar to Southern Radicalism. 1t
must not be engrafted upon the De
mocratic tree.
Free elections, free votes and
fair counts must bo had.
Rascality must not look to the
ballot to sustain it in the future.
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Blo;ting paper was discovered in
1856. Previous to that, when q
man dropped a splotch of lux on
the lower left hand corner of his pa
per, he would give it lick with his
tongue toward the upper right
hand corner and make a better pic
ture of the comet Of1SSO than any
that has yet appeared in the illus
trated ~papers.-NorristoWn Herald.
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:, Ion;s and maxe Of his wife. the
wo,har Of his Children. ..bis lady
a,1 .~omnanionv to he consulted
b.fnra aul ahove all peJsons on
earth. because more interested than
the vno!. world IN oiyjn~iim GOOD
advice. and often fa1 more able to
DO SO than u one living pprs0n.
How mauy admirable women
have wa known. Dear reader, we'd
d,l ID r,l.n whom \ STUPID pft,a
d.cn about vororn.s radiea, matt
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THE SECRET

There are husbands who fail
grieyously in a point OF duty as
we'll as of deep interest to them
selves,--and make it a rule to con
ceal from their wives their business
transactions and troubles, thereby
d~epriving themselves Of counsel
which could have saved them from
ruin.
Women are gifted with eztraordi
uacy wisdom and sagaoity. They
see at a glance the hidden reason
of JAiH&s; seize with uuerring cer
caiAty PRINCIPLES and consequences,
that escape the eye Of man, distract
81 as he ia by prescriptions from
which the female mind is happily
free.
TO business men, as well as 10
others, there are difficulties which
a woman's ready NJ and deft fug
CTS will unrayel, when mems sell
sufficient and slow wisdom would
only peJpleI matters and rende.
them inextricable. If the husbands
to whom we address ourselves be
the true men we believe them, they
will follow the example Of the great
statesman and heroic soldier king,
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The RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
-Pattison's plurality in the State
is $4,000. Tue vote for Stewart, the
Independent Republican can didate
for Governor, has not been sent in
by a number of ~coanties, and the
correct figures cannot be givon, but
careful estimates place tho total
vote at about 10000. The next
State Senate will I've composed Of
% Republicans and II Democrats,
and the House H. Democrats and
50 Republicans. The Democrats
will thus have - majority on joiut
ballot. The present Senate stands
- Republicans and IS Democrats,
ana the House l22 Republicans and
- Observation-Disclosures Times.
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Every intelligent citizen acknowl
edges the power of the press.
Every public enterprise appeals to
the press for support. and it seldom
fails to secure it, if it deserves 1t.
The modern newspaper is itself a
public institution, and therefore
sympathizes with all others. 1t is
not subject to the narrow and rigid
rules which apply to merely private
callings, but tothe broad and enlight
ened principles springing ont Of its
relation to the public and its duty
to the people III the collection and
publication of information relating
to their interests.
The business of journalism is no
longer a mere incident to the prin
ter's trade. 1t has becomea great
and learned profession, with homo
red ~fraternal organizations, similar
to medical societies and bar associa
tons.
The newspaper is the great educa
tor of the masses of the people. 1t
visits them from week to week, in
duces them to read and compels
them to think. The intelligence of
a family can be judged by the mum
Der aud character Of newspapers
taken and paid for by it. The man
who reads a newspaper is a citizen
of this world. He feels an interest
in the people Of all lands, for the!,
doings are brought home TO lis
door. lie rejoices with them il
their fortunes and sTmpathizas
with them in their misf0ttunos. 1
good newspaper il next TO The Bill
in ennoJ.ing mankind.
The newspaper is also the great
agent OF progress and reform. Abr
ses do not reform themselves. The
newspaper brings them to the II
tice Of public opinion as often as j
proclaims its impelious DEGREES.
This glorious nation is bles2e.
with a free press, as long as it IL
mains free from official cencorsLi.
the liberties of the people are safe
Usupations and tyranny cannot prs
vail against a free press.-Chronict'
WiUimantic, Conn.
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The Government officers Of the Signal
Bureau will telegraph to the undersigned
notices of approaching frosts or freezes dur
ing the rolling season. Planters who may
wish snch notices forwarded to them upon
reception, can make such arrangements
and by leaving notice with me, all signals
will be- Immediately sent Il them.c~S. I
Grisamoro.
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FURNITURE, Hardware. Paints, Oil.
i Wiado~ glass, Wallpaper, Line, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, imM
fatioh black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made to order, Sc, Sc,
III correction with A. II HOFFMAN,. Cak
mat Maker and Repairer Of all kinds Of flu
mture. MANI Street,
~!j-ians6l y Bet. jackson and St Philis.
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DEC. 8. 1882.

BEWARE OF IMtTATIoNS.-Ihe delicate
odor of Flereston Cologne is entirely novel
Look for signature of Hiscox Il Co, n T.,
on each bottle.
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Persons dcsir"us of sending their ehlar,
Ia school in T~hibcdaux. can find comfortaAL
Board with MRS. T. II. PERHIyS
Corner st. Lonis aud Short street.
ThibodaHx, La, Sept. Ord, 1882. 81
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See notice Of &. y. hlsppinger
who has a fine house and lot, and
a lot Of house hold furniture to sell.
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The person who stands and holds the
spring half open Is abroad
in the land. We trust the flies will get
the best Of him sometime. -NesC Haven
Register.
tam I hurting you badlyf" asked
4 Boston dentist Of 3 lady whose teeth
he was fixing. and who was emitting
horrible groans. ''Oh, not in the least
but love 70 groan." was the reply
Boston Globe.
"A Lexington (Ky.) youth, who
went 20 work In the country, wrote 20
his girl. . June graduate, that he was
raising 3 cali. Imagine bis feelings
when the girl replied: I" am glad you
have begun 70 support yourself"
"A Denver paper Processes % think
II marvellous that 3 man whose brains
were knocked out u still living. II he
were out this way he would not Be only
living. but he would be holding some
important Office. -Lonisrih Courier
journal.
Writing Of the death Of an old and
paid-up subscriber, the editor Of one Of
our exchanges says: "Our hands and
heart and the foreman are al too full
for rs 10 express our tumultuous grief -
We chcerfnlly otherwise wouldst." 49,
Laramie boomerang.
-.Mamma," said . wee pet, they
sung II want to be an angel IN Sum
d~ay-school this morning. and ] sung
withthem.n why. Nellier' exclaimed
mamma, could you keep time with the
rest?'f ~ guess 1 could" proudly an
swcrcd little Nellie; ~ kept ahead Of
them most ali the way through.
n. Tribune.
An East Boston father discovered
that his daughter, who has . soul for
romance. proposed 70 elope. and he
didn't sit up with . bulldog and shot
gun 10 waylay the fugitives. Oh, mol
He went to his daughter and told her
he desired her to marry . young man,
naming her lover, and he would set him
up in Z good-paying grocery business:
and the young lady at once declared
she'd die rather than marry any man
Just 20 please her father.
The .preliminaries" Of the occ
sion had all been settled. That b. John
had asked julia and she had consented.
They were sitting On the front verandah
watching for the sable curtain Of night
10 part and give them just q look q
the new comet. "Oh, BY the way, Ju-
lia." said he 3 little ~nervously. my
income is-is-&85O now. Do You think
We could live up 70 it?" why. John,
You precious, I can live up 70 IN income
twice Is big - that al By mysolf." Tho
farewell kiss that night was . mere me-
chanical Bit Of OSCILLATION. -Ne'0 HaUen
REGISTER.
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-.Osc.x WYde " !. f.ilure an n
c,.tform X, dcc1.res ~ ucmnb;s -
ncor' !. and 4 onlv relieved from ~
odium Of humbuggery BY bis ~appsrene
carncstncss."
Miss Anna Dickinson and Miss
Susan b. Anthony are 70 play. II n
whispered. in much Ado About
Nothing Miss Susan Is 70 be Much
Ado and Miss Anna Nothing.
Inst bcfore CARLYLE married he
rad Kanf's works N order 10 quiet his
nerves. After he wa married he near
IN talked his poor wife death. and 70
ouict her nerves she used 70 scrub tho
door.
-Dr n w Holmes saw that the
vonno scribblers who send him their
yer-cs have NJ more ri0hf II d. % than
NAV have - ston him IN fhe street
show him their tongues. and ask what
remedies they shall take for their
stomach's sake.
The late Governor Dcnnison. Of
| Ohio. built 4 residence in Columbus. o..
| about one year AGO. Il 4 cost OF &25. 900.
he was preparing 70 spend his latter
DAYS in ease and comfort when the fatal
sickness came. He leaves q wife and
seven children. One Of his sons prac-
tises law in this city.-N y. Post.
Accord;no y Miss Gordon Chm.
m;cg;s :. AIsdv,s Cruise ~ Z French
Man-of-War.r he wesleyan mission
sr;es ~ ~ FRIENDLY IsIands are DOING
iii tber can ~ crus2 d,,f Iii picfuresnue-
rass fror naive liz. Ana * introduce
MACK coats and Parisian bonnets a. Al
-nfecrsl MARI ~ the Christian RELIGION
= Grnnf;c
~ carco~.r ~. WASHINGTON MI
,..,t-a.;s< tha.rh 49, n J;5 IN Tor
49, - sarj 10 animal :: trc.t,, ~ straw
$50 ari IN 'n,"s,, - ~ various
r;ss, ~ ;.st;,,t;crs 20 thss c;fv "a
nnr aos Th;s traas;rr = dora sverv
g w, chr;stmas IA Nav Ye.r
S.s a,.a~, I sa-s.5 = "a ~;nst;tn-
49,, - -. 1890. ~s;ecoa g;n,rs
uons N ~
NV XXnA+&AA.AAX LX|AIAM " MMxrA II 49,
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sixty long y~cars-how the time elIdcs byi
How far away rccms tho land
Oa whose sunny heights Hope mud Youth
stood lovingly hand n hnni;
And some arc blossominx rweetly to-day.
How thr heart travels back 70 ~ early prime,
when never 4 thorn on the flowers grew.
That clustered around tho feet;
when shimmcrlnn bright IN tho distance far
Glowcd tho RIad vision 81 Hopes clear star.
Tne paths that the feet walked lightly then
Were green with n promise bright.
For 4 knew that III darkest night
The STAR cpmc out. and the mooni 1hts glow
Falls On inc hills and the world below.
And tho -hinlnr goal that the eyes dIscerncd
stood high on Il lofty slppn;
The way was hard. but thu win was strong.
And youth " "a u shield ~ hope
Went forth 20 win Tor itsrlf rcnown.
And snatch for its brow tho victor's crown
who says that : man climbs 81 n win.
When hr rc,rhcs that temple bright.
Which Truth AN I Justice and Mercy lnfold,
With their wings an radiant Winter
And hc hea:S tn songs that The angels sing,
And he feels the sweep Of an angtrs wing
He stands On the mount. A. Moses stood.
And looks o'ef the land he = trsd:
He may has q missed many \ worldly gain
And II fhnt'. led him on with benefcent care,
He has al things 9, hope FOR and nothing %
lear.
II ne hns sown rood seed IN the years gone BY.
II Will blnSa I'M In lovely grace:
II he's brought no tctre 70 the weary rye,
but has frightened with smiles some face,
Sweet ~ the balm thai his deeds VIII pr NJ,
Glad IL tbs song that hs heart will sing
sixty long yoars-what visions arise
Of dynist ~ risen and set.
d. b wei thnt melted way from the earth
When the wrong and the right clAshei ana
And Truth, ike s. George, some fierce dragon
And the Ga died hard. 70 make way for shs
new.
And Science spread wider and wider he'
TIN they rtrctched to the ends Of tho earth
AMI maryci< or light and mnrvcls Of sound
Sprtnx NIL M once nto birth.
And ihr u III the dark caves Of old Ocean fncr
The cable bore swiftly the message Of men-
81 ~ long year<-lct us stand on the height,
And, \ ewing the way We have trod.
Sc. the 6m, ko Of the altars like incense arise
lhn affairs We We bulldcd to God;
And thus may they stand % HE honor an'
WHO'S crowned With mercy our lfe's length
e. b. chssssbovou,h. q Democrats Monthly
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AoF"~'9 FFe~Hs ~ vE'"'oI, s'"~
The late tornado q Grinnell. lows.
developed some wonderful freaks
which are thus related n the iora STATE
Register;
The drove d thirty castle belonging
20 Mr.. "A. A. Foster. west Of Grinneil.
that were killed were lifted ont Of the
barn-yard. carried sixty rods. and we're
seen by some Of the family in the flash
Of fire AZ q height IF three or four hum
drcd feet. They were dumped down
in 4 gully. in q pile. and all close Tor
ccther. and looked Is though they were
dead before they touched the earth.
ID Is asserted BY many reputable pco-
pie that in the center 81 tho awful cir
Gle or loop that the tornado made ~
Grinnell objects were carried Q thou
sand feet high. and n small house
was taken up bodily some four or five
hundred feet. and then dropped in .
lump some two hundred feet from its
original site.
Many people state that they saw the
balls OF fire or electricity during the
tornado's time, and report them TO
have been Of sizes varying from one
foot to five in diameter, and exploding
with q strong smell Of sulphur, Or more
like a smell Of hot copper. Others re-
port q dense and sitting odor more Of
fensiye than sulphur. and as foul, al
most. as that Of putrid flesh.
The rain fall was phenomenal, IS all
report. AT the college II was heaviest
Of all. The earth there still bears evi-
dence Of this.
ne.ncc Enrj dnr;,r ! 1;v;d and nro-
x~a<~J 49, - 1;.hF ~ ~ ~ ~ r.
sass a. hnnJrsJ az, XIII
Tsa ssorna ~ NM ,ras nbenomenal.
~. .a'~;nr $1,000 r,.d. KAN muj ~
80 % - ,.;.J $3.50 th;s ~. nd
S1,aS .ha ~ s.;,I. n i, v1.oos IA nj.s-
. 49,. ~'~-sh;al
@.s' o'ei 80; inns
Esefy tning tsnos y eo1n u ~ sns2. ~.
tnat .ne .ornauo " = elSc..,'al ~ I,
anu tnn. y Y ~ marseIouS 49," ,s,s y
e'ectric'ty ALONE mat 90 apPay 'sse n q
eucn man surface anu woIAs SUI nn.os n
Against i.s res'stiess Io5ce' { nouso Z.
stone Walls Yen ieet 'n'ck, 2, wais 80
Zee OF wrought IRON; wo"'o s.nnu ~
mofe tnan = nous - ii"ilr' ~ Po~T.
= tne imposs'pie maae POSSIBLE 49,
force mat y known could nase We poweE
! sma'i compass 'nas tnis ~ gu o'eo
tr1cIty'
We saw to-day several large lumber
wagons that were dashed g pieces; ~
the spokes = x out 2. ING "neeis' :
2 split open ana me tires broken anu
nattened ou1 = s.ra'Ens - .non '",
na4 peen ss!s'gn.en9u - I,
=. y. wisnart 2 nyrsc 49, -
oadn. A1Is wa = s.a'''on w. ls :.
~ pou1us, ne DaIn - 1880 -
M tarI'eo ~ = ene ~ marr"r y
ne hoLse AMI IT, 49,. aas,5sd IA
which ne va na.'erea wese carIleu ~ ~
~ anotncr eirecIi9n Iron 'ns oarn. =,
! two nnes q uavel may - ussSf'0e1 80 4.
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"Ycs, / went 70 church Yesterday"
said Job Shuttle with q yawn. .>Pretty
good sermon. pretty fair; but what
pleased me most was the antics Of an
Inch worm that was roaming about the
hat u . lady who sat in front Of me.
That little. pale green incher reminded
me 50 much Of the way VIZ human
worms Get on in the world. You see,
he was On the yane Of the feather in the
hat and he would get . good hold, and
then reach up with his head and feel
around and look the field over 10 see
where he could make q good strike.
lust like 3 man looking for business:
then he would throw himself soul and
BODY on 10 q curl Of the feather, which
would bend and let him down with Q
thud, Just like a man who has made q
bad speculation; then he would wrigglc
and twist and feel around for 3 new
hold. Just like : man trying to Ink
things with his creditors; then he
would mount 20 the very topmost sum-
NIT or the hat and stick his head up
and swing al around. just like . newly
elected Congressman gazing over the
heads Of his constituents; finally he got
along on the lower edge Of the turned
up hat brim and then he made progress;
Re inched along and inched along. max
inc big strides right ahead. Just like Z
man picking UP money and making =
fortune hand over INST; but the little
incher wasn't satisfied. just - he got
- far - he could he "broke al up
end tumbled and We saw him no more;
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II was ten o'clock Of 4 July morning
and the larger fraction Of humanity had
been some hours earning its daily bread.
The idlers had but Just risen from the
breakfast table. To this latter class be.
longrd the young man who leaned lazi-
" over the piazza railing and looked abb
sently out on Lake Winnipaka- Beside
him. in q huge chair. sat y little woman
rocking to and fro. with an untiring
movement. and with deft fingers plying
in and out among bright silks and crew
els. She WAS idle, too, IA her woman's
laborious way, but there was = lack q
repose in her Incidence that made Il
restful 70 turn again % her brother. who
stood with statuesque inaction. looking
into the still water below.
"Wbat are You going TO do today
the little woman asked.
"Nothing."
There . great deal going on. and
very nice sort Of people, too. Do you
see that pretty girl down there q the
landing ~
The one with redP"
Eyes: don't you think she's p~rettyP''
~ hadn't thought Of il"
well. she Systematically. Wouldn't
-. n -1 ---*tA
you IKE 20 meet 9 > couio eas'iy
manage ~
~ not particular = sno "oF'n
while?
ben: you exaspera,e me; 20 you
take az interest," ~ anytningt y Y.
80 don't oo Anything eise n wall
street. N ~ on ou'y nov. oenese 4. Il,
resting N = PniioSopnicai soI. n way
vel, ! suppose you are .'teu' PooE
fellow know now you Iee, 4 am
tired n'yse'i, most 81 tne ,iine'
Tired 4 ook Ing ~ iaugneo tne
younT man. "ii ,e'i you Is" y ~, i.
SIMPLY want my liberty. ~ oocsn !
pay-this danc'ng attendance q naiL 4
dozen girls wnom you never see A<Hin'
~. wen. oon' X then.
zen Adams ~ twenty-vne nau PET
formed ~ social duties Win g.ea, xeS.-
four years later ne wa SUI neart-
whole. ana beginning % n purely
1ra'ernal interest n pInsn,ng uepu'an.es'
he anc less n "en. ny oPefa
alone q with hls Trend nu'lanu' = eon'
nrmcu o. t~wcn'y-eignt- "ltn
entire resignation Young ADAMS acteo