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OBSERVATIONS OF Arabs CAMP.

ALEXANDRIA, July 19th-A correspondent
says: L drove Yesterday nine miles along the
line of Arab Pasha's retreat, and passed sew
eral villages, the people in which are starry
ing The soldiers robbed them of everything.
The entire route is lined with broken car
riages aud dead horses. 1t is reported that
the Bedouins harrassed the soldiers during
the retreat killing 200 Of them.
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DOUBTS OF THE KHEDIvE's SINCERITY.
ALEXANDRIA, July 19th.-Tha conduct of
the Khedive causes much surprise. He has
for the last few days allowed several persons
to be at the palace who are well known to
have been intimately connected with Arab
Pasha. The Khedive apparently trusts
them, but it may be he is endeavoring to get
them thoroughly in his power.
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tions from Washington before leaving for
Utah.
Prize GI0ye.FIghf Arrangement.
MILWAUKEE. July 19;h. - Articles are
signed and the money put up for glove
fight to take place Saturday, August 9TH, be-
tween John Brooks, clainieg to be champion
OF the Pacific coast, and john Ward, Of this
city. The fight will be for purse of $500
and the gate money. Brooks has for some
time baen seeking an encounter with somo
representative of Wisconsin muscle and
science. He fought Martin Seayosta few
weeks ago, and although the result was de-
clared draw, the universal opinion WAS that
he was the better man. Hs has tae reputa-
ton of being hard hitter Ward has never
participated in a public encounter, but is
terrific hitter and has some science. He will
90 into training to morrow. The fight will
take place at the Cold Spring Driving Park
under the Marquis of Qaeensbury rules, the
contest to last till the better man wins No
event of this nature has ever attracted so
much attention in this section az does this.
Betting is lively and heavy, Wards hackers
leading.
Court Martial Proceedings Approved.
WASHINGTON, July 19Sh.-Secretary Chan
dlsr has approved the proceedings, findings
and acquittal of the general Court-martial in
Inc CASE vi bublRu NldtcDCt a. SDiDiu. -
n tried at the navy yard at Mare Island,
Cal on charges of absenting himself without
leave and of scandaons conduct. Neither Of
the chargel was sustained. Ensign Corbin
has been relieved from arrest and restored to
duty.
The Illinois Republican State Central
Committee.
CHICAGO, July 1h-The Republican
State Central Committee to-day elected A
NJ Jones Chairman and Dan. Shepard Sec
rotary. Personally these gentlemen are stall
warts, and partisars Of Senator Logan.
New York Greenback state Convention.
ALBANY. July 19.h.-The platform Of the
National Greenback Convention, in session
here, reatfi.ms the Chicago resolution.
A. Jones was nominated for Governor, but
declined. Ephenetus Howe was then nom.
mated.
The special resolutions condemn monopoly
and the penal code, and demand the election
instead appointment of officials.
James Allen was nominated for Lieutenant.
Governor, J. L. Pstten for Judge of the Court
of Appeals, aud L. G. Mcdonald for Con-
Large.
Georgia Democrat. state Convention.
ATLANTA, July 10 The State Demo-
cratic Convention elected Captain Henry
jackson Chairman.
Two Women and Wan Drowned.
HoUGHToN (Mioh.l, July 19sh.-A party Of
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD UNION
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Lieutenant Harbor:
IRKUTsK, June 22d.
To the Secretary OF the Navy: Starting for the
delta in schooner. Party increased by Ensign
Hunt and Bartlett. viii search the delta and west
ward in July, and eastward to the Jura and the
Islands in August. Will return in October, if pos
sible Otherwise will wait for in November
HARBoR, Lieutenant.
NoTE.-It is probable that the above tele.
gram was written at YakutsE, on the Lena,
aud that it bears the date Of Irkutsk merely
because the latter was the station from which
it was telegraphed.
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AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 19th.-The California sta
bles are all in good order, but Hickok claims
that St. Julien is out of condition and not
working well. Horsemen say that Eva and
Eureka, California 3.year-olds. will do fine
work this season. Eva trotsed 2:22I gait
for one quarter while practicing this morning
Horsemen think Trinket likely to win the
fast race Friday.
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LONDON, July 19th.-The Lord Mayor
fund for the relief of refugees from Egypt q
Malta only amounts to e3 600. The Govern
ment has written the Lord Mayor that $50,
600 is necessary.
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Decision by The Secretary of the In
terror,

SARATOGA, July 19th.-The first race to-
day. five furlongs heats, Bounce won, Bran
bletta second. Time, 1:C6!-1:O5f. The sec
ond race. one and three-fourths miles, GIeudeiia
won, Spark second. Time, 3:12a. In the
third race, one mile, Benheim was tirst, Per-
plexa second. Time, 1:47. The Eteeple chase
was won by thurman, Light Horse second.
Time SIG
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
CRIME RECORD.
A. DISHONEST CLERK.


Chicago. Oct. 28-Some days ago as
noted in these dispatches. young man,
named Henry d. Bennett, clerk for .
Minneapolis implement house, was ar.
rested here for appropriating checks and
drafts belonging to his employers.
He has been seorectly kept since then,
and it is now claimed he also gained &C..
cess to the money letters of other firms,
and that he had accomplices in Chicago
who passed the checks for him here, while
he did the like for them in Minneapolis.
Who these aocomplices were has not
transpired.
BLOWN Up.
Palestine. Ind, Oct. 2S-Joe Reinhorh's
saloon was blown up last night for the
fourth time. Several adjoining buildings
we're shattered. No lives lost.
BURGLARS AT WORK.
West Brookfield. Mass, October 2s-
Clsrks drug store, Blacks block, was
broken into last night, the safe blown
open and $50 taken. While at the work
the robbers were surprised by the clerk
John McEyera, but got away. In the
hurry pistols were used and McEvera
received awosnd in his abdomen. The
burglars took the early east bound train
and when it reached Chatham they COM
PEELED the tram hands BY display of 10.
volvers to stop the train and they e..
capped.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

The exact ages Of Gems. Pope. How
Eard, Crook and Miles, as obtained from
various sources, are a. follows: Pope,
[fitty-nine years, seven months and nine
days; Howard, afty-one years. eleven
month and seventeen days; Crook, fifty.
four years, one month and seventeen
days; Miles. forty.three years, two
nonths and seventeen days. General
Augers aga is sixty -one. Gen. Pope
rili. therefore, retire in four years from
(ext March; Gen. Howard in twelve
|ears from Nov. 9th next; Gen. Crook in
line years from Sept. 9Th of next year;
Gen. Miles in twenty years from the 9th
bf next August. Gen. Anger has three
pears yet to serve. Gen. Terry will have
pine years to serve on the 10th of next
month.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
CASUALTIES.

Denver, Col, Oct. 2s-At silverton,
Colorado, yesterday the bodies Of Homer
Stewart and James Sullivan we're found
terribly mangled in tunnel on the Lam
caster mine. Two days ago they went
to the mine to do assessment work, and
it is thought they were killed BY pre-
mature blast.
DIED FROM EATING PANCAKES.
Buffalo. N. Y, Oct. 28-Mrs. Regan,
one Of the family who ate pancakes yes
terday, has since died. The father and
another child are very sick.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

A decision upon the question of the
legality Of marginal dealings on the
board Of trade was rendered in the Chi
cago appellate court Thursday. A com.
mission firu brought suit against Gus.
toner for margins In tho differences on
dsal in grain. The lower court rendered
judgment for the amount of the claim.
Tho appellate court holds that the pur.
chase Of grain for future delivery, where
sit Is evident that there is no intention of
sactaslly delivering the grain, but to set
tie the differences in the pricein money.
comes within the law against gambling
and that the 'aggrieved party has no
ground for sctIon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

Cesssh. Cssa o. ss,.e Thrsse
= be stepped Neglect frequently
in an txouRABLa Luno D1spAsr
bxPTo1 ION. BROWNS BRON.
~ TROCHES do not disorder the
(ch like cough syrups and balsams
cT DI1D0TLY on THE iN1IANxp
sllayins irritation. give relief in
"a. BsoScHlrls. Couoas, CArAaRH,
10 THRoAf TRouBLHs which UtNo-
ely sats to use IN al Gases, and
pt to the tAste. and is the prsscsip-
ono Of The oldest and bsst Ssnals
ms and nunes n the Uaited
SeA svssyvhsss: s esats .
inv Z
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

The secretary Of the interior has made
q decision in the case of Wenzel vs.. the
sSt. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha rail.
road company. constructed (the second
section) April 81. 1876. which declares
falid homestead aud pre-emption entries
Fithin the limits Of expired railroad
rants that may be made at time SUBJ
equent to the expiration of grants. The
'ecretary holds that language used in
he act at time subsequent to the ex-
Piratlon of such grant refers to the dates
hamed in the various granting acts to
railroads ~ the dates at which the roads
should be completed, and not to the time
Ehen BY legislative or judicial action
orfeiture might be declared. He also
(olds that settlement and tiling oonsti-
ates entry WITH. the meaning Of the
ct of 1877, as we'll as under the general
ractice Of the land department. As
9enzell made his settlement and fling
accordance with the presumption law.
is entry is held to come within the con
rmatory provisions of the statutes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
Mrs. scoyilIe, Being Pronounc.
ed Insane, mysteriously
Disappears.
Fitzgerald Still Holds the Leading
Place in tho Race.
A Feeling Of Uneasiness Still
Prevails In France.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

oBIruARY.
London. Ocr. 2S-The bey Of Tunis il
dead. His brother assumed power.
LEAauERs.
special cable TO Associated Press
DooLn, oct. &-Ihe home rule league
na. cal!eo y meeting to consider con-
soliost'on WITH the land league.
noa's' w. s-!ne success OF the
PROPOSED international agricultural ex.
Pont'on ne.t year Is assured. Tho gov
efnments OF England, Germany, France,
De'e4." ~" Amef1cs nave
eeA '.... .usen'lon " support H.
faASos AND RUSSIA.
oe.mn' oo.. zo.ls u oeneved tnat
..e'nn : sl''' 70 raf.s was sne concio-
'.o1 =. =. "'sno'ne OetWeen nus-
Oh sho rance.
TRYING TO HARAoN1zE.
oef.in' oct' 0-Ihe derman govern
ment u endesvoring to make amicable
stssnBements oesWeen England on the
ono SIDE and the porte and France on
the other, by which France renounces
her claim of right to interfere in Egypt.
ian affairs.
DAMAGE By FLOODS.
London. Oct. &-The floods along the
Thames are very serious. Windsor is
inundated and the water il still rising.
A FIRE.
A fre occurred at Maroget assembly
room. The vicarage aud the whole
side Of Cicily street burned. Loss
$4,000.
RETURNED FROM EGYPT.
London, Oct. 28--Gen. Wolseley landed
at Dover this afternoon on his return
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
FIRE RECORD.

Chsater, Pa, Oct. 23-The extensive
works Of the Eureka cast steel company
at Lamokin burned this morning and .
large number OF valuable patterns were
destroyed. Loss, $4,000. covered by
insurance. The fire originated in the
cupola.
4 BREWERY,
San Francisco, Oct. "a Terucke dis.
patch says FIRE last evening destroyed .
considerable portion Of the business part
Of the town, including the American ho.
tel. Spouel house and Odd Fellows bnild.
ing. Tho los will probably be upwards
Of 100000. two-thirds Of which 10 GOV.
cred by Insurance.. The fire started in
Ainks brousay. snd il attributed to his
WooLxN nlLls.
Aaquoqueta, Iowa. Oct. 9-A are lat
aieht dsatroysd the Nioksnon mills,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

Huron Times: In the house at the
next session Of the Legislature. whenever
the name Of Edwards il called, the
sprightly and frolicsome major Of Fargo
will rise and record his vote on the side
Of virtue. Justice. honesty. religion. anti
gambling, anti-horse.racing, prohibition,
No. ] hard, ETC., etc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

vsrmillion Republican: l. II. Thorn
burgh is circulating paper to secure
signers for John B. Raymond club, and
is meeting With good success. Old Clay
will speak pretty loud the 7th Of Novem-
ber, and il will be republican too.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
EGYPT.

Cairo. Oct. 2s-Prof. Pslmers marty
was attacked BY Bedouins at midnight
on the 10th Of August, and after the
two parties had exchanged several ehots
the ;Bedouins overpowered the English.
They loaded everything found in their
baggage and took tie CLOTHES iruan the
bodies of their victims and destroyed I'll
traces of their work,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

Itis understood that @. 81. Lawler,
now general freight manager Of the
Wabash at Chicago. has been rendered
the superintendencv Of the Sioux City
l. Pacific road. made vacant by the resig.
nation OF J.5. Wallace. MIR. Wallace
will contiu1S y perform The duties OF
superintendent until Mr.. Lswler or some
one else accepts the position. The gen.
tleman mentioned is brother Of Gen.
eral John Lswler.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
MORE TE9TINONY.
DeolaredInsane.

Chicago, Oct .28-The sealed verdict in
the Scoville insanity case, which was de-
livered last night, was read BY the clerk
at 1905 o'clock this morning. The YER.
dict declares Mrs. Scoville insane. The
court room was crowded, but Mrs. SEQ.
vile was not in the court room and cam
not be found, and her lawyer and son de-
clare they know nothing Of her where.
abouts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

The president expects to remain in
New York until the 10th Of November,
when he will return to Washington and
resume bis residence at the soldiers
home till the repairs to the white house
are completed,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
The Weather.

Tho Weather.
Warrington, d. q, October 28-The
Indications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri river valleys are: Part
ly cloudy weather. light rain, winds
shifting to west and northwest. followed
by cooler weather and rising barometer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
CAPITAL NOTES.

Washington, Oct. es-Foreman Dick.
son. of the star route jury. was arrested
this morning.
MORE TESTIMONY.
Before the Jeanette board Of inquiry
Lieut.. Danenhower resumed his nara
tive of the retreat after the loss Of the
Jeanette.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York 1ctohAr a.

WALL STREET.
New York. October q.
BANK srATEMENT.
Reserve decrease, sl.leos5o. The banks now
StooKs-Irregular.
MoNEY-$l.O5.
6ovERNAENTs-Firn.
NEW YORK.
wnIAT-.Lnwer, No. 2, red Nov. 81. .eeH0l. .os,i !;
Dec. 81 l.09l; Jan. $1lA@l.llS.
Goax-lSxss; fsn%s Mixed Western spot ssHess;
0Ars-Lower, western. $3.50.
PoR1-$3ss;
CHICAGO.
MARKETS. ON CHANCE.
Chicago, Oct. H-Markets on change at II 20
o'clock wheat y Lower. Corn, h0hc lower:
oats; unchanged; ; pork b@loc lower; lard. 2h0
WHEAT-6rmer, regular. esA@9sE Oct, esS
0ssA; Nov., esS; Dec, ashG&A year, e5X !;
J.p. si.olt May and spring, SsS winter. IS =.
ss.r a j.a Is: IS ST. Ass o't s's Nov
Oars s!Ss esah Oct; ssso Nov; ssa
De-; ssk year; sss.o May.
HARLkY-Easier, 81.
WHISKY-El.l9
1s g Rsssb RRee; ,s'S years 1850 Jan; sis' Feb;
L1sD.Hteady; sll.oo oct.; HAY Now;
$l1.lih Dec. $ll.ls year and Jan. 1l.a.f@ @u.S
Hog Receipts--s4O, for week, sa,7eo, ship
ment. 8,8a0, receipts for same week last year
9OS4; shipments 2, ,229; packing t0 date, iG6O,.
0OO agsin.t a.7s206l u date last year. Quality
poor, active. lOO20 higher, light t&3.Ell8.7S;
mi5ed packing. ss:597 no; heavy, packing
Cattle Receipts-40m; weak. dull. good to
choice ehipping S5.l00t8.O; common 70 fair,
q m0Sas0; butchers. S2.z5@SlOO; stockers
and feeder, Ss.W0t435; Texans. iS.600l. so;
Americana, S4.OO0&,S
NILwAuKKI.
Milwaukee. October q,
WH1Ar-Lower, No 2 hard. % cash and Oct; (;
9sn New, 9Ax Dec; NJ. ;, 79Ao.
C0RN-Lower, 67x.
OATs-LOWer, AN.
RYH-Firm. t6h,
.BA1LIY-Quiet, 7l3.
Yaakton Prices.
Yankton, October q.
WnEAr-No. 1,.......... ............. 80 cents.
sATB .,.............. .G0&So
BARLxY.... 0D06Oc
hfE .6l06c
POTATOES. ssZlOzoc
HLAxu1xD. .W(02oc
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

including woolen mill, planlng mill,
s.~mill, and stave factory. Loss $780,
900; no insurance.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
Latest BY HAIL.

Atlanta, Ill, OCT. 2e.-Twiner, Tuttle
Co.'S. mill and Arminkton's elevator,
|ith 6UOO bushels Of gram, burned.
Joss, .8.00t,; fully insured.
Est. Louls, Oct. 28.-The matinee at
Ne olympic theater this afternoon,
lyen BY John Mccullough % benefit
q the widow and children Of Col. A. w.
= kyback, net.ed between $1,000 and
B6OO.
Cheyenne, Oct. 2e.-Robert Law has
igned the superintendency of the
ion Pacific system of Wyoming,
ah, Idaho and Montana to accept the
6eral snper1ntendency of the system
Howe, Illinois aud Missouri, belonging
the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
npany.
Nashville. Tenn, OCT. 26.-The ,aatS q
pkinsvllle. Ky., was tho work of an in.
bdiary. II originatsa 10 Smiths stable
p. M, and was extiuk pushed at mid
kht. -Four blocks we're destroyed. Loss
buildings, 100000; on stock, $200,0
insurance will not cover half the
(icago. Oct. 28.-Ths iuter-seminary
nce began . three days session here
y: Il Ia non. ssctarisp. and intended
nited missionary work. Delegates
about twenty colleges aud semi.
J, chiefly students, are present. The
oon Was devoted TO informal recep.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

Grateful for The continued fayoes Of the peo-
pie. this House assures its psArune that every
effort % vii b made 70 keep its ssock Ard pricss
Grocery House in the Territory will be permit
ted to surpsss it either in quality Of goods or
prices. Very Respectfully,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
A. STEWART,

A. STEWART,
m.tt,.. MAKER and UphoI.tsr.r.
HHair M..sra-e. made over ~ good u
e1-H yos want . ant-elass Job Il UpAal.
0eeeiAg work give ~ ea0.
6heS % Capital strsss, bssvsee IAila md
Fourth streets. a. oTEWABT.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

Big Land Sale.
st. Louis, Oct. % Three hundred thou
sand acres of land in western Texas was
sold in New York yesterday to an En-.
glish company.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

ssS Ts: N:ds S9s. B:al Bea Gb
sago. Illinois.
tSell Exchange on all the principal cities
Of Europe. ~CDlleetions receive prompt
attention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28
Cazpsas Lad.

wHair n..sra..es made over ~ good y
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-28

Aaquoqaeta, Iowa. Oct. as-A Gre last
nisht dsatroysd the Nioksnon mills.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-24

The St. Charles (Mo.) cal
works, capacity 20 cars per day. have
shut down and discharged 500 men.
Cause, lack of orders.
The Spanish Government will
iberate the Cuban refugees, arrested at
Gibraltar, early in December in re-
sponse to the appeal Of England.
"A snow storm on Saturday and
Sunday on Prince Edward Island was
very severe. The railroads are blocked
and the telegraph lines prostrated.
-. Six of the persons injured in the
Providence fire are already dead. and 1t
is expected that the injuries to some
other, will prove fatal.
"A Scranton PA dispatch says ::
Hopkins Hughes and Polk Rochfort
were instantly killed, and James Rob
erts, William Hayes and Thomas Wat
kins probably fatally injured. by mass
OF accumulated ice falling to the bottom
of a shaft of colliery. where the men
were at work.
-. "A Vienna dispatch says: Anti
Semitic excesses recently occurred in
the neighborhood Of Oldenburg and
Prelantsch. Troops have been dis
patched to the disturbed districts, and
a number of arrests have been made.
Placsrds and pamphlets were discovered
at Prelantsch, which emanated from
secret societies.
"A band Of Piegau Indians
swooped down on party of Crow In
dian scouts near Fort Custer and ran off
30 ponies. In the fight which followed
two Piegan warriors were killed.
United States troops will be kept IN
motion in that region this Winter, and
the Canadian mou ted police are work
ng in union with them.
I'm Washington, yesterday. the
District Commissioners found George
:. Miller. the detective, guilty of
with the Star-routers, ana
IN order has been issued removing
Miller from the Metropolitan police
orce
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-24

WAsHISGToS, Nov. 22.-Tha annual
report o. Fourth Auditor Beacdsiey
shows THAI the aggregate payne ITS on
account CT the navy, for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1882, were a little less
than the aggregate appropriation made
by Congress. Disbursements amouDt-
ing to SIS, 5000 were made without
loss. The appropriation OF "a sum in
gross for the ell .ertainment Of a Beard
of Visitors at the Naval Academy is
pronounced unwlse, and bin of items
is given as an illustration. it having
been made at the last meeting of the
Board. Some OF the expenditures are !:
Barber, SIS; expense cards, s4 :; UNI
breilas, $50; glass. S6 !; flowers. Sl3 !;
china, S2O5 newspapers, 81 ice, S23;
fruit, $50 ice cream and cake. SCI !;
wine, liquors and mineral waters, $3.50;
cigars, S252. and other articles given in
detail make a total OF S2,lS9. The
remainder of the $500 appropriated
WAS exhausted in payment of mileage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-24
Deserves Lynching.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-A man
known to the police as John Doe Hen
derson. on Tuesday evening inveigled a
s;xteen-y year old girl, Nellie Fretsch, who
was seeking employment, into crossing
the bay with him on the pretense of
giving her employment in his family.
They left the Berkeley cars at the end Of
the route, and when at distance from
any house Henderson perpetrated a
criminal outrage on the girl. He then
took her 10 hotel. and by threats COM
pelled her to pass herself off as bis wife,
but watching an opportunity she dis
closed the facts to the landlady. Hen
derson took the alarm and fled across
the country.