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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02

A simple test is to cork mp small bot.
tie nearly full of il. in which a piece OF
lump sugar has been put II by thus ex-
GLIDING the air and letting it stand in the
light for two or three days, there is not a
milky cloud seen, but the water remains
clear, it may be considered free from the
impregnated To ascertain If water con
tains iron. take glass Of water and add
TO it few drops OF the infusion OF mt.
gals, or suspend a nutgall in it by means
OF thread for the space Of twenty four
hours. II iron be present the water will
become of dark brown or black color.
Prussiate Of potash Is still more delicate
test for detecting iron. II a crystal, or Il
drop of it, when dissolved, be added toa
glass Of water containing iron, il will i'm.
mediately become Of blue color. 10 as
certain il water contains lnagBesia take a
quantity OF the water and boil down to
twentieth part Of its bulk; then drop a few
grains Of ammonia iuto q small glass OF
water. No magnesia will yet be precipi-
tated; but on adding small quantity Of
phosphate Of soda, II any magnesia be pre-.
sent /, will make its appearance aud fall TO
the bottom Of the glass Ia this eIperi.
meni il is necessary that the carbonate Of
Ammonia he IN II neutral state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02

FoumgEs tG1lEAT MIsrAKls II is u
great mistake to set up our own standard
Of wrong and right and Judge people ac-
cordngly. 1t is great mistake TO meas.
ure the enjoyment Of Others by our own
to expect uniformity of opinion IN this
world; to look for Judgment aud expert
ence in youth TO endeayor TO mold all
dispositions alike not TO yield to inmate
rial trifes; TO look for perfection IN our
own actions; to worry ourselves and 9th
ers with what caEaot be remedied, not TO
alleviate all that needs alleyiatlon, as far
az lies IN our power; not 10 make allownn.
ces for the nfirmties Of others; 10 consiI.
er everything impossible which We cannot
do ourselves; TO believe only what our
finite minds eau grasp; TO expect TO be able
to understand everything. The greatest
mistake Of all il TO live only for the time.
when any momen, may launch us into eter.
nifty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02

Oscar Wilde may, perhaps. be interested
in little family conuadrum lately put by
a snarIing Diogenes. Who was the first
sstbete7" asks the cynie aud answer. ia
the next breath "Balasms ASS, because
the Lord made him 10 utter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02

As murderer's cell /. often too small
for him to stretch in. the kind hearted
sheriff often gives him rope enough 10
stretsll himself outside This noos. Is
relisbie. You can drpeal On Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02

A timely paper on Daniel Webster. the
centennial Of whose birth occurred Jan.
Is. has been contributed 10 the February
C,at.gg by W. G Wilkinson, who TINS de.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02
astoria .s.: % Doses.
ganss Matthew rgft.

edy FOR slcepless and irritable Child
~n. the Recipe of Old Or Pitcher.
FREE from Morphine, and not Mar
"tlc. Formula publlshed WiIh each
hoUit. For Fiaiuieucy, asslmilating
tbe food. Sour Stomach. Feveri'hnesS
Worms and DiSorderrd Bowels,
ca.toria has The larges, sale OF any
article dispensed by Druggists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02
Wei iDe Meyer

WEI DE MEYERS CArARRH
Care. . Constitutional Anttdots for
this terrible nalAdy. By Abserptie..
SPURrS Of disgusting Mucous.
SnaAiss, Craokling PAins In the
Head, Tsud Breath. Deafness, aad
any Catarrhal Complaint, o.. be
sxtorminAtSA By Wei d Msyss's
CAtarrh Care. The most importAnt
Discovery sinos Vaccination. Other
remedies may relieve Cstarrh, this
cures nt any stage before Consamp-
ton sets In.
Ons package generally suiRoss.
Do.-sered By Drnggists, or by d. b.
Dewey q CO., l62 Fulton ST.. N. r.,
s..C0 complete. Treats eand re-,
narhahls Sc 'sments By the cured
Nailod free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02
VOLUME XXI.

boy hands arr perfectly irresistible lou
oaa catch the drin Of boys miad Apd
character 10y iumbling cut before him pra
miseuoasly lot otbooks l,ol,or than. per.
hafs, 10 any other way aud il il while
boy Is reading books in which ho l. inter.
ested that he is shaping shat his life viii
be koosa boy very we'll. who is not
far removed from my own family vbo has
Developed remarkable fondnoss Tor the
sciences aud all from reading popular
series OF books treating Oh water. heat,
electricity, aud othor matters of that Kind
each Of which is worked up into a story, . =.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-02-02

There i. no change 20 sad 10 contemplate
az the last ten cent. left from ten dollar
bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
kilograms to The Star.
GEORGIA LEGISLATORS ASSEMBLING
POLITICAL SENSATION IN ROME
ARRESTS OF FRENCH ANARCHISTS. /.
OF FRENCH ANARCHISTS.
Foreign News by Gable To -dav.

T.
ROME, Oct 3l.-The election OF Signor Cocoa.
pleller, violent radical, 10 seat IN the chamber
| or deputies In the election last sunday, is the
| general topic or conversation. Four monihs ago
Signor Coccapieller was not known publicly lie
was recently impTi Soned for wounding Angelo
Tognetti. portion OF the press express disgust
at his election and consider IL disgrace TO par
ltamentary institutions. Slgnor Coccapieler at
tackled the democratic republicans. and was sub
sequently prosecuted for libel His fame was In
creased by an alleged attempt 20 XII him, and by
the government imnriSoning him for a long time
without allowing him a trial The radicals were
victorious at Bologna, Mantua, Alexandra, Foril,
FeFrara, Moniena, Mondoir, Lodi, Cremona,
PlacenZa, Casale, Parma. and Trevl>o. Az Venice
Slgnor ~ nChetta and three other government cam
dldateS were defeated. Signor CavalCtti, one OF
inc most ardent promoters of electoral reform, was
deteated The statement that the ministerialIsts
VIII have large majority is confirmed
LONDON, Oct. Si.-A dispatch 10 the Dailv Ne,rs
1rom Rome says the election OF Signor Coccapieller
mas created great sensation. lie was lately en-
gagged as a circus rider lie was released from
prison on Monday when he received an ovation
IRON crowd OF people Although the govern
ment appears 10 have a large m ajorty, the repub-
lcan contingent Is considerably increased.
FRENCH ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
LYONS, Oct 3l-Seyen anarchists were arrested
here yesterday on a charge OF murder, ana two
were arrested on a charge OF manufacturing dy-
namite.
THE LAND LEAGUE FUNDS
LONDON. Oct 3l-Mr Patrick Egan, late treas.
urer OF the land league, replying 20 Lady Florence
the finances OF the land league re-asscrts the ac-
curacy OF the league accounts, and charges her
with belng g instigated by Mr. Richard Plgott
FRESH SCHEME OF IRISH LEGISLATION
LONDON, Oct. 3L-A dispatch to the GiJbe from
Dublin says IL is stated that In return for the sup-
port of the Parnellte party on the cloture ques-
ton Mr. Gladstone has undertaken TO Introduce a
fresh scheme or Irish legislation at the next ses-
sion OF parliament, embracing the further deveop-
ment OF the Land act in the direction OF peasant
proprietary, the extension OF the franchise and a
SClelle 1Or local government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
District Government Affair.".


1t Is the extension OF the fourth track Of the b.
road has been notified IS legal not the fourth
street track" as misprin ed yesterday.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
New applications for liquor licenses were filed to.
day with the Commissioners for the following
persons: f. Ernest Angerer b. Bryan, Gustaye
BrOche, Martin Becker, Richard nj. Brimmer,
John M. Buckley, A Campbell. JAS j. DAILY,
Arthur Flynn, Michael Flynn, R. E. Fugltt, Louis
Gachet Maurice Hartnett, w. b. johnson, X. VIM.
Knoblock, Michael Leahy. VIM H. Lee, Bernard
Mullen, Luther NJ. Cornwall, Frank p. Mulloy, Jas.
MCGEE, Thomas Mcmahon, Felix Shannahan,
Michael Scanlan, Alfred Wandell and John White.
Liquor licenses to the following applicants have
been suspended by the Commissioners until the
applicants appeals from fines hitherto imposed
by the Police Court shall have been decided by the
Criminal Court, or the parties interested withdraw
their appeals: Anton G. BarthOlOme, 227 Pennsyl-
vania avenue; WIN. Carly, 26Ol / street; Michael
Dorset, 336 Pennsylvania avenue; w. j. Davis,
corner 9th street ana Pennsylvania avenue; h. G.
knight, 1892 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Commissioners to-day approved liquor
licenses from the following a. plicants: Rerns I'd
Bireas, Maria Brodrecht, B. O. r. r Co., J. T.
Conneil, Chas. Dismer, Ernest Dahle, August
Doehrer. ADraham Daid, August Douglass, j. w.
Denty, Joshua Evans, John Fitzgerald, Bernard
Fitzpatrick, Albert w. Fletcher, John II. Gates,
Frederick Hugle John Hartnett, Geo. w. Hall,
Thomas Kelly, Kline Vaeth, Eugene L. Morgan,
Dennis Murphy, M. j. Mccormick. James McGrann,
Middleton Nael, Gottleip Picer, Christiana Plalz
John Quinn, Patrick Smith, Schw1ng & Clark,
Ernest Wildrebrand, Leopold Weiss, Mary Nc
Kenny, Mark OHailanan. Austin Freely and Jos.
TOrTenS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

NEWAKk, n. J., OCT. 'I-Last night Michael
Beeeher Ronau, OF New York, was found lying In
an unconscious condition alongside the Pennsyl-
vania railroad at Chestnut street He was taken
10 his home, where lie died shortly after. AT first
III was thought that he had fallen and fractured
his skull, but ii was afterwards aScertainei that
he had met with foul play. rly this morning the
police arrested George PUN as ROnaus asSalant.
rum says that he asked Ronau for chew OF to-
bacco ana the latter would not give IL TO him.
whereupon he showed him and he fell upon the
walk. Plum Is held for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
Diseased TeNaS Cotele

PORT JERyIs, n Y, oct 3l.-ln a consignment
or three cars OF Texas cattle To Levi Co., jersey
City, thirteen or the animals were unloaded at the
Deposit stock yard last night dead from disease.
Nearly all died between Salamanca and Deposit.
The remainder are in a feeble condition, and 10 Is
feared they have some contagious disease which
may spread on their arrival at Jersey CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
Campaign Strategy.

PHOTOGRAPHIC RoBEsoN's AND WINDOWS HOUSES.
There was sent last night. per request, by the
democratic Congressional campaign committee, to
the local democratic committee In the 1st district
OF New Jersey, number Or photographs of ex.
Secretary Robeson's new house, showing it from
one side and in 'front.' It appears that the demo-
Gratis are fighting Robson becauae, as they allege,
he LETT Camden poor man. and On the salary OF q
Cabinet On1cer ($S.O00 Year, he. has emerged to
be rated at least as millionaire. The democrats
Will present this new residence Ofthe ex-Secretary
as an evidence that . windfau came from some
quarter.
This same line Of tactics Is also being employed
70 defeat Senator Window for reelection, except
that In the latter case few dis1oieed republicans
are displaying the photogfaphI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
Coinage fn October.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3l.-The coinage executed
at the L. s mint in this city during October ag-
gregated 1897 200 pieces valued at So l22 100 This
amount was made up or $1,000 eagles. 100000 sill
yer dollars, 10000 dimes, $4,000 fve-cent pieces
and 3, 260, o. O cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

| CONTEMPT OF COURT.
| When the grand jury in the Criminal Court were
called to-day it was observed that Mr.. Wells, who
has charge 0: the star route s.jury-fxng' busi-
| ness, was seated near Judge Wylie, and as the
| names OF the jurors were called they formed n
the space in front of the petit jury and back OF Che
counSeis' table Mr. Hutchinson, the foreman of
the jurors, having been called, passed up to the
court the following:
Mr.. DICKSON TO THE GRAND JURY
WASHINGTON, DC, october 2S, 1892
E. S; Hutchinson, esq, Foreman or the Grand
JMW
SIR: I was drawn as Juror upon the regular
panel OF the March term Of the Criminal Court,
and. at the sacrifice OF my business interests and
personal health, reluctantly accepted the service
signed me until The end of the term
In June the star route case came on for trial,
| and, Notwithstanding my earnest protest, 1 was
accepted and sworn as juror to try the case upon
the law and evidence.
During the progress OF the trial was approached
Henry c. Bowen, who represented to me that he
was authorized to see me in reference to the case
lie lie made ma dishonest proposition. Offering to pay
day august 24th) he forwarded a card to my
address, making an appointment. | Immediately
reported the transaction to Judge Wylie, and in
formed him Of what had transpired.
The crime IS OF that character which affects the
rights and liberties OF the citizen, and is of such
Importance that respectfully but earnestly re-
quest that your honorable body should investigate
the charge, ana that l may be summoned before
you TO present the facts, supported by corrobo-
| rating proofs.
am. Sir, very respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM DICKSON.
REMARKS OF THE COURT
The court, after perusing it carefully and read
Ing portions of 1t twice over, asked "Dld the grand
jury receive this paper?'
Mr.. HutchinSOn.-YeS, sir
The COurt.-Do you know that il was written by
the person whose name is attached to 1T?
The FOreman.-We have no knowledge of It
save what appears on the face.
The Court.-1t is highly improper communica-
ton. and you should take no notice of 1T. 1t is
letter from party who insists on being brought
before you for the purpose OF vindcating himself
under It, Do you know from whom the paper
comes?
The Foreman.-we have no Official knowledge
OF 1t.
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
the Court.-I Shall direct the clerk 70 file the
paper and direct the issuance OF rule addressed
10 the party whose name is attached to show
cause why he should not be punished for con-
tempt. This character OF communications should
not be received, and If they reach the hands OF
grand juror they should be presented at once to
the court, as had been done in this instance
Issue rule on the person whose name appears on
the paper, returnable at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
NOR ming, and file the paper.
MIR. DICKSON SERVED WITH THE RULE
The rule was at once issued and Deputy Marshal
Williams served it on Mr.. Dickson about IL 80
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
The TOmb>toue Failurc.

TUCSON, ARiz.. Oct Silt was announced yes-
terday that i. W. Smith Co., or Tombstone, had
made an assignment. The assignment prefers
Arizona creditors. Ii is believed that with proper
management there will he sufficient assets Go pay
all liabilities In full and leave a surplus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
The Georgia Leyislature
Diphtlneria I'm virginia.

PETERSBURG, Va, oct 31--Diphtheria is pre-
vailing TO a considerable extent in Dnwiddi,
county, number OF persons being sick with tn
disease. La some instances two or three deaths
have occurred In a single family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
Departure of Liberian COlOnists.

NEW YORK, Oct 31.-Seyeral families OF colored
people, numbering altogether some fifty persons OF
all ages, sailed this morning In the ship Moravia
for Liberia, Africa When they arrive there each
family VIII be given % acres or land and shelter
and provisions for six months, after which they
are expected TO become self-supporting Since
1869 over 5000 coloniStS have been sent from THIS
country to Liberia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
A Colorado Murderer I.ynCsled by Iext.

SANTA FE, \. NJ, Oct 3l.-J. A. Archuletta n
justice or the peace and "A prominent banker and
merchant at Conejos, Col. shot and killed Deputy
Sheriff Banceut at Pennington, \. NJ. a few DAYS
ago. sunday night crowd OF MeXicans took
Archulettl from 1ail and lynched him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

CENTRAL City, COL, oct 3l.-Wm. Poronleau.
superintendent o. the Grinnell mine. while hunt
ing near the mead or Mammoth gulch yesterday,
was attacked by a huge bear. lie succeeded In
killing the bear with his knife. but not until the
Dear had torn him in a frightful manner. His
cannot -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Oct 3l-A colored
woman at Ivy Depot, Albemarle county, at
tempted last night TO drown her two-year old boy.
She was caught I'm the att cloth was tied over
the boys face and rope tied tightly around his
throat, and she was hauling him up aud down the
stream II is thought the boy VIII not recover.
The mother has been placed in Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

GEN. LoNGsTREET's ACCoUNTs.-It was learned at
the Department of Justice to-day upon inquiry
that the reports to the effect that Gen. James
LOngstreet, T. S. marshal for the northern district
OF Georgia, is short In his accounts, are without
foundation; at least no such Information has been
received at that department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

MARRIAGE LFcBNsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO John En-
NETT and Lena N00nShine, both OF Cincinnati,
Ohio: John Barr and Jennie L. Bickford; George w.
Bryant and Ann = Williams; John r Saxt0n and
foot: George T Nokes and Nary Smith; Charles
Campbell and Eliza Gray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
TeIegrapllic Briefs

The Delaware and Hudson canal companies an.
nounce that November prices for their Lacka wanna
coal Will be as follows per ton: Furnace lump ana
steamer lump each 81 Is: CRATE, S430; egg, s4.5s;
stove, s4.S5; chestnut, 81 80, and pea, 1913.
At a called meeting of the standing committee
OF the diocese OF Indiana, held at the residence OF
Bishop Talbot I'm Indianapolis, last evening. tho
bishop stated that finding himself incapacitated
he had decided to offer his resignation OF the do
cease TO the house or bishops.
Yesterday construction train on the Ohio Cen.
tral railroad ran into a Nat car at lock No. g. in
Smith and Andrew Snyder. and severely inJurinG
VIM. Brown.
owen NJ Gilliece. the contractor for the Pitts
burg, McKeespor Youghiogheny railroad, who
tered bail In Philadelphia this morning Tor his ap-
pearance In Allegheny county
Fire this morning destroyed the building ana
contents or the Western Refrigerator CO. In
The frftieth anniversary OF the conservation Of
the venerable Presiding Bishop Smith, OF Ken
tuchy, who was consecr1te1 October 3lst, 1892 and
who Is the only surviving bishop OF four conse-
In St Pauls chapel, New York city. After inter.
esting exercises the venerable bishop was pre-.
sented with massive gold chalice and paten.
Henry Childs, a master builder, died suddenly u
Providence, r. J., to-day while riding.
CIVIL RIGHTs IN An EA.IN0 HoUs2.-To-day Mr
Searle, OF tn marahal's of1ce, served warrant on
Mr.. VIM. f. Crowl,y, who is tie proprietor Of an
streets. issued by U. 4 Commissioner Mills. the
oath OF Arthur Panneu. charging him 3fth having
violated the 18th amendment OF the Constitution
Of the United States, In 'efus1ng TO furnish him
II 10 claimed that Crowley put Pannel out OF the
house. but Mr.. Crowley and hts friends claim tsas
tt was not on account Of COLO. Mr.. Crowley wac
taken to CommisgloDer Mills once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

MORE STAR ROUTE LITERATURE COMING.-Another
installment Of star route literature from the
standpoint of the defense has been prepared by
Col: Bob Ingersoll, and is to be launched upon an
afflicted reading public in day or two. 1t is con-
fined principally to criticism or the report OF
Special Attorney Wells and dispute as to the
correctness OF the date of the Bowen Cameron
Dickson meeting at Drivers restaurant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

THE PRESIDENT returns to Washington on Thurs
day or Friday, but will be again in New York On
Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander Geo. F. F
Wilde, ordered to temporary duty at the navy
yard, Boston; Master Howard s. Waring, as assis-
tant to the inspector OF the fifteenth lighthouse
district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

LOOKING For COL THoMPsoN.-The Pennsyl-
vania clerks are busy looking for Col. Thompson,
who is said to have free transportation for such
want to so home and Will vote for Beaver for
governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAy.-Internal reve-
nue., s227 ,444 21; customs, s555,35S.04.

BOND APPRovED.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has approved the bond of Lev! Valentine, recently
designated as inspector OF hulls for the district Of
Baltimore, vice j. d. Lowry, deceased, and will
forward his commission In a day Or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

A New Move by Mr. Dickson.

HE SENDS A COMMUNICATION TO THE GRAND JURY
JUDGE wYLIB SAYS HIGHLY IMPROPER
oNE-PRoCEEDINGS AGAINST MR. DICKSON PoR
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31
Railroad Train Falls Through
fridRe.

PORT JERvIS, NY. Oct 3l.-About O'Clock this
morning a freight train coming east on the New
two. and the parts came together again on bridge
No. Z. which crosses both the Delaware river and
The Delaware and Hudson canal, about two miles
west OF This village. The let the tract on the
canal end or the bridge and broke it down, thr-
teen cars, loaded with flour and grain, falling into
the canal. The water Is drained from the level
ana Wreckers are at work. The canal will be
cleared so that navigation can be resumed by to-
morrow morning temporary bridge Will be
erected, so that trains can cross by tomorrow
noon In the meantime passengers viii be trans
ferred No one was injured
ssNGtOriOus Bank Robbers at Large.
TRENTON, y. j., Oct. 3l.-MoSeS Foley, alias
Nogle notorious bank rObber, was to-day dis
charged from the New Jersey state prison at
Trenton. Foley is the man who with two COM
panionS, Proctor and Denning, were captured I'm
Bank OF Jersey City. The gang had hired room
In an adjoining house and had worked their way
through the walls and had reached the safe when
discovered. The safe contained over s., 1900
worth OF available securities, Vogle pleaded
guilty when arraIgned and was sentenced TO II
mas been most exemplary and his release before
1886 is due TO the commutatoa OF his term good
behavior Proctor and DenniDg stood trial, and
upon conviction were sentenced TO Is years each.
The Georgia Legislature.
crowded with members or the legislature and sem
ators, who are here readiness for the meeting OF
the legislature Tomorrow. The early part OF the
session VIII be full OF interest, the governor
elect (StephenS) is to be inaugurated and Sena-
tor Is TO be elected 10 ill the uneXpired term OF
merouS Judges and other officers are also to be
elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

MAILS DETAINED IN TExAs.-The collector Of
customs at Corpus Christ, Texas, has been d.
rected to use all efforts to pass the mail at Pena
railroad station between Corpus Christi and
Laredo. 1t has been detained there by the action
OF the county authorities or Texas. Under the
IeXas law the county judge may organize quar-
antine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-31

THE TREASURY REPoRTs.-The President and
Secretary Foger having expressed a desire to
that effect, none OF the annual reports of the
bureau officers Of the Treasury will be given out
for publication until the Secretary'S report has
been prepared.