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Go 10 your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability Of color are unequaled. Color from
Two 70 Ave poundA Directions in English
and German. Pr1ce Is cents, ~ nav
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THAT hacking cough can be quickly cured
by 6hiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t. l'lE
WILL you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shiloh's IYitalizer is guaranteed
10 cure you. ~. ..,' ..,... a.
6LEErLrsa nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. go, ~, 5ia S.. .T,-g,... "a,
CArAlRH cured, health and sweet breath Sc.
cured BY shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free. u. e,.s ..i
Bold by Z. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by R H. List, 1OlO Main
street. EowDAw
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0Hl HuHDIID DoLlAHs reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment 4,
azure cure for PilaA t'-it 'UHa pkv
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Doc1on bills are abominable and not need.
ed In kidney and liver affections, as Peruna
and Manalin will cure them. 'l5t agi.E
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Dos'r doubts. s. 8. cure, al impnriiie,-is
matters not Of how long standing. - =
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bins OF The Fathers Visited on Children
Physicians say that scrofulous faint can
not Be eradicatss; we deny 1t "in toto" il
you 90 through thorough course OF Burdoci
Blood Bitter, your blood will get as pure al
you can wish. Price 81 90, t1.pai' sYlfts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

Hahn In GIIeRd. 1900, =.
There Is balm In Gllead TO heal each gaping
81 wound: 'sH. ~ gf sIE'-- -t,s 80 y
In TuoxAS' EcLrcrRc OIL the remedy Is found, IA.
For Internal aud for outward use, you freely may
apply II: s'.g. = -. sss' : ~
For all pain and Inflammation. you should not fall
totry 1t, - sI-lrtsJ.r sss,gIs
Il only cost triae lis worth It's weight In gold,
And By ereY dealer 10 the land this remedy Is sold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

WEAK muscles and nerves, sluggishness OF
thought and inactivity. cured BY Browns
Iron Bitters. :. i!- ,s,.,f- DIw :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28
patlT except sunday.
No. - and No. . stop At all StationS

on all night tntins -.
Close connections are made for all polr.s south
hha southwest, North and Northwest, making this
aesiHb!e r3,ita ioF co.oni,ts md persouX moving
TO the great West aud 10 whom particular attention
sglyen. azaI :. = 49, -
WHEELING, P1TTs AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave MheeliRs".-.6G 4. ~, LEO =. NJ, $40 r n,
NO Trains ran Oh this Division on Sunday,
Tickets 10 all PRINCIPAL points On sale st Depot
Mee open at all hour during Tie day. s''.
Information 10 the travelling public clieer.ully
eiTen. ". n. CLEMENTS, 4. 0! T. ;
X. 7. DEVRlEs. Gen'l Agent. Wheeling. .
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r, K,
A % "a ~
condensed Time Table Of Passenger Traing, Cor
rccted to JUNE I. lss2 - 49, 49,
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PONDS ExrRAcrco..

- U0os AAIo OL. NEW yo1k,
Full line OF above preparations displayed
In one OF Ponds E1tractC Co. . Show Gases and
sold by Logan 4 Co., 053 Main Street, Wheel.
Ing; also by G. Moenkelnoeller, corner Market
and Twenty.secondB treats, Centre Wheeling
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INCRS. EE.lASE;
ITO! FOR THE
CINCINNATI EXPOSITION,

The fne Passenger Steamer ANDES, Can't. Cba,.
for Cincinnati TUESDAYS. SEI,r. s, IL, 10, 20,
snd OCTOBER J, and will Issue excursion tickets
Tor the round trip for Ten Dollars, including
board while in the city. - ~ BE- '.'",s,1 .
This affords splendid opportunity 10 visit the
the late Centennial Exposition. T',;I lII,.-. y,
The Andes will be provided with n good String
Hand for the amusement OF pssserrers su3l
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They relieve The eoEerrod Lsver, sSsanpo
the Ulood from poIsonoca haIAsrs, nad
Out Nhieh no oae esn RI 1sii. "'so'
Try this remedy fniriy. md yo0 win gala
y healthy DfErstfoa. Whore - DoeJ, F1F0
Price, n Cenfs- once, - AuHAy o., u. 7.
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Contributed 10 Pioneer Association OF
Columbiana county at its annual meeting
September Is, A. D. 1882. 'oT1Hlg =
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A DIsoRpEREp LIVER
lS THE RhAE

Chi11a and Fever.
z. RIVAL. . PlAntsr ss bayou eArA, La, sayy:
Ny plantation 10 In . rnaiArtAl dIstrtet, fos
several years could not make bali crop %
account OF bilious Diseases and ehilis. IVES
nearly discouraged when bsrAn ths use Of
TUFTS PILLS. The result was mArvsious:
my lnborors soon became hearty AID robust
and havs bad no further trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

Oh. maiden with grim teeth, ayaunt!
Though fair you seem to look upon,
Because you don't use S0Z0DOST. - g.
The sweetness Of your mouth Is gone;
Your breath IL heavy, und, from this,
Your lips no more Invite . kiss.
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.Qlae Gatelliqe:ntlltIel,r;.;
roRr nxsRY DAYs-l7sa.

OaIesi Nos. 20 and "a Fsurieenih street
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TRANSPORTATION.

plTTsBURGlI, CINCINNATI & ST
u. LOUIS RAfLwAY-FAEILhSpIE ROUTE
~ Ma W ktss...s
~, Time table for East and IVES. corrected TO JUNE
Trains leave Panhandle ncrot, foot OF Eleventh
A. follows, ~ e. M 80 - - '''''@'.
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The WONDER OF HEAL NaI
REoolr1rE1pEDB rRHYuxdxl1s,
Used IN HoyPITlISIrk

catttoA.-poSD'S EITRLcr IN ~. ~
tastd. tn psnabss Aas N xords y FoEUI
E Ell etosn q ~ siaA1 eaA Nv 1ses~s
etIsr 4 ptavtnx. Ahssys tssisi ~ Aastso fOIUl
611RAcz. TaAsas o<A0 prParatias, ~
-'---,-Ntsn sper soid h bxih o. b Nsassra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

suinsy express lcNyts Wheeling al s:b9 A. NJ. A..
tlySs We!lsburs OBS 4. NJ, 6teubenvilIc Gus Az.
making 9dSe connection for western polnts
Ifalils leaving Columbus at $50 r. N. and s:M A.
Columbus daily. except Sunday, 1T 500 ~. win
heeling car attached, arriving In Chicago al 5:1
ncft morning. Bcrths cSnbe secured In sdyaucoa
Union Depot Ticket Once. Coiu:aG,IA. - -N'S
FullmAil's palAce Dnwlug Eno.l slcc,,n, cr,
Through without change from s.eubenyIIie hst 4,
philsdelrhia and New York. West 10 Columbus.
Cincinnati, Louisville indianapolis and 81. Iou!,,
mmolatlOnS, aud any lufhcr iuformStIcn' M.
ply 70 JSO. G. T0aLiSsoN, Ticket Agent. nj isi,,
handle Depot foot Of Eleventh. street, or al civ
Ilcket Olicc, under McIurc House. Wheeling. ~
JAMES McCREA,
Manager. Columbus, ohio.
T. A. FORD, -
uenI FGkS. and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh pa
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Nrw fohx. September 27.-Moncy 4A9 per cent
eloalng at tRS per cent. Prime mercantile pape;
7a0 per cent. Sterling Exchange binkcfs' BIN
steadyat " SIX: demand q SIX 49, : =
,HovkhshEs1s-Firm and generally y per cent
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! sheeR-:Receipts $500 head; shipments go head:
market slow and weak but not 1uo;ably lower:
COMMON to fair s. Saas 10: medium 10 geod IS CO:
choice 10 extra 81 25ai Gi, : W.
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ORION INTERVIEWED,

He Exhibita the Comets, ExplAins the
AiIhy way and staris or solar Bys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-28

NEW foRE, September e7.-DRY GuoDs-The new
means active In delivery the Special order movS.
ment Is we maintained. The market, hOwerer,
| shows bul In the genenl reque,. as usual in Tho
| closing week OF the month, but YVES made N on con.
spicuouS the heavy rains Of Last week and the dull
weather following. The present Temperature ron.
tlnUlng unnctompanicd by sunshine, renewed 70.
quest IL confidently expected" The Jonrnd! OF Con
ntrrt announces an auction ale October 81 Of I75
| Cases Bound Crook wo0lcn Comnany's ore,co,i.
Inc. cl0akings and sealskIn plushes. s'.-I
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MV Our assortment OF Rugs Is very
HNn0 large embracing SMYRNA, VEL
hliU S.yM MOSQUITOES. BRUssEIS,
hdu@Sl aud many otlierA
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With fair demand. Rye Hour Scarcc and finn nj
2tai SIX. Wheat unsettled: No = led ST OLA
! O: relseied 0os; No. 2 red sep,emher ST O5lsl
SsS; Sc!oeertl oiSst GIN November 81 oiH "a
lower; sail mixed Tic; Nos t9Haicc: sill mixed.
6it0sc October 6114aCS1ssc; November OGsiaCGJT,.
December 5sajoc. Oats quiet but steady 10
mixed Sc: No. white t0s: No.. :. white EXC; no,
40 4oc; Provisions aim, Lnrd firm and rnchnns led,
Butter firm and In coed demand. Eyys flrm and I'm.
changed. PtL0leum quiet and unchanged. Whisky
GtpAiS and NJ.
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SCl,UEULA

SCR0FULA. ~ EUr
lsNnfcsty. o! atlanta, Gn.. says: s. s. s.
SSst9l violent cAse OF scroiulA which had
LA! Held 10 all 0taes treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-17

tary OF State, In one OF which, dated Guayauuil
July 13, 1879, he aludeS to some suspicious boxes
having been found in the IsthmuS OF Panama,
en- route TO Peru, which the steamer to Callao re-
fused to take They were invoiced as launcn to
the GuanO company, but when opened by board
OF survey proved TO be cigar-Shaped torpedo
BOAT, built by Winans OF Baltimore, and he learned
that six more were on the way, and that munitions
OF war; reported to include $1,000 bree IL h-oadfng
rifles and cartridges from the United States, were
Carried from Panama to Callao by Peruvian
steamer. Mr.. Fisher calls attention to this fil-
grant cafeleSSneSS in observing the neutrality
laws A letter of Mr.. Martinez, the Chilian minis
ter, dated Washington, ID. c.. November %, 1881.
alludeS to the reported declaration OF hatred TO
Chill by Mr.. Adams, the minister to Bolivia, but
ADDS that he always finds the Specter of the Peru
Wan company In these reports. The Secretary
states that ne has made great efforts TO discover
the missing letters without avail.
THE MILITARY NOMINATIONS.
The Senate military committee this morning
agreed to report favorably on all the nominations
received last Wednesday providing for the various
promotions (and new appointment in the Quar-
termaSterS departmenO Incident to the promotion
OF Gen. ingalls, as quartermaster general
RESTORATION OF THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE
The following amendment, which Is virtually the
restoration OF the franking privilege was adopted
by the Senate yesterday, and made part OF the
Post Oflce appropriation bill. The vote was 90
yeas to ID nays: "And the secretary of the Senate
and the clerk of the House OF Representatives Shall
have power to use official envelopes prepared by
them for all the official business OF their reSpec-
tive Offices, and the use Of such envelopes for any
purpose other than such Official business Shall be
punished by the penalties imposed by law for the
illegal use OF such envelopes and each member of
the Senate and House OF Representatives and each
delegate from a territory shall have the right TO
send through the mail any letter or package con-
tanning only printed written matter not exceed
Ing two ounces In weight, identified by his auto
graph signature, without the payment of post
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Old World NeNVS
GERMANY AND AUsTRIA's ANSWER TO THE Pan
sLAVIsTs."

""H'h NM hASihiAS ANSWER THE FAH-
sLAvIsTs."
LONDON, March IL dispatch from Berlin 20
tne Times says: ''1here seems 10 be a decided
utterinlnatlon on the part of Germany and Aus
tria Ia reply with facts To the pansavist tenden-
cles OF Russia. such n fact was the speedy recu0-
nitlon OF Servia's elevation to the rank OF king
dom; and the formal Incorporation OF Bosnia and
HERZEGOVINA with Austria would be a second sig
nnclnt answer 10 the panslavistS"
1he correspondent SAYS the foregoing fnteJlf-
gehce, also the Stttem mt that Count Won Wolken-
stem has been treating at Berlin for the final and
de1lnltlve annexation 10 Austria OF Bosnia ana
herzegovina WAS received from a reliable friend
ana may be accurate. but he draws attention 70
the fact that Count Won Wolkenstein has tust
Deen appointed Austrian ambassador at St Peters-
burg, and says he doubts whether any diplo-
matlst could maintain his reputation as a PERSONA
grdtd at the Russian court n he was suspected 10
nave been made the instrument OF such an anti.
Russian policy.
GRECrAN POLICY.
ATHENS, March 17.-In the chamber OF deputies.
yesterday, NJ. 1ricoupis president OF the council,
on reading the program or the new government,
said the country must be prepared for the coming
changes In the east, and that amicable relations
must be maintained with every country, espe-
clally with Turkey.
TROUBLE IN TUNIS.
TUEIs. March 17.-The chancellor at the French
consulate here has been attacked by two Italians,
who were arrested.
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kilograms to The Star
BROKEN MISSISSIPPI LEvEFs.
THE ALICE OATES COMPANY IN TROUBLE
EUROPEAN TOPICS OF INTEREST
Railroad Wen shot by Emiern,,..

DENVER, Col, March i7.-At Gopher station. On
the Kansas Pacific railroad, yesterday a section
foreman named Thomas Pitman, his brother an1
John EbbertS were shot by two emigrants namef
Ihomas Wooten and James McCullom ON the
day previous the section men and the emigranfs
had some trouble. and while the section men wer,
AT breahfaSt the next morning the rwo emigrants
enterea, ordered the men 10 hold up their hands.
opened nre. one OF the Pttmans was wounded In
lne shoulder and the other In the thigh white
Eoberts was shot in the face Wootan was shot in
the shoulder by one OF the Pitmans After the
shooting. the eInigrants rnbhed the wounded ssac-
Ton men AMI IS '3ped IL Is not known whether
any OF the wounds are fat A.
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The number OF dog licenses issued for the cur
rent year TO the present time is 1,s50.
Mr.. ii. Burkhlrt. for j. c. Hiiyer, in q letter to
the Commissioners asks for material with which
TO Improve q street with between both and 2lst
streets west, The work to he done at the expense
of the petitioner and under the supervision OF the
the request be granted, the material not 70 cost
more than $S7s SO, and TO be done after July, as
the appropriation for the current year is ex-
hausted.
A building permit has been issued to Miss Math-
ison and Mrs Smons for an addition TO brick cor
ner 1lth and streets northweft-$S.6s0
The attention OF the Commissioners has been
called TO a blacksmith shop recently erected in
Bates alley next to a dwelhng-house. The writer
requests to be informed who gave permission for
OPPOSED TO THE PROJECTED POINT LOOKOUT ROAD
In reply to a letter from the House District COM
mittee transmitting the bill to authorize the WASH
ingtOn City 4 Point Lookout railroad company to
extend railroad into and within the District, the
Commissioners state that the Oil proposes 70 grant
a charter over practically the same line as that OF
the Southern Maryland railroad TO a company
which has no completed road, and IN regard 20
sioners are not Informed The Commissioners are
OF opinion that the charter should not be granted.
THE SAFETY COMMISSION
win 80 on commence the examination OF the hospf-
tails, asylums, &C., which are supported In whole
or In part by the District government, among
which are Providence Hospital, St AIMS Infant
Asylum, Little Sisters OF the Poor, womens Chris
tian Association, National Association for the Re-
lief or the Colored Women and Children, Emer-
gency Hospital, wOrkhouSe almshouse, Industrial
Home School, (Georgetown), Home for the Aged,
Hospa for Wen s 1eseB hsp Male oqnhaa
Asylum, St. Vincent's Female orphan Asylum,
German orphan Asylum, GOOD Hope road, Louise
Home, Epiphany Home for Aged Women, and other
charitable institutions OF the District, and the
hotels
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 1G-Early this morn
ing konoids gin dstfnery at Grapevine Point
was entirely destroyed by tire, which IL is sup
posed WAS OF inceldiary origin. The loss on the
building is from 5000 10 5000; the machinery
and stock from $4,000 to 5000 insurance So 000
MI konold was unable 10 state the exact amount
or liquor In the building, Government Agent
warner having the material under government
fastening An hour later, and before the engines
were called away from Grapevine Point, a flro
broke out in Calvary Baptist church, which was
burned out, the steepie and walls remaining stand
Ing. The church was built fifteen years ago, and
cost about 100000. The damage by fire Is from
$4,000 TO $1,000. and the insurance covers about
$4,000 This flre is also supposed 10 have been the
work OF an iucendiary
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Instantly Killed.

MTFFiINTowH, PA, March I1-Jno lynch at
tempted u board a moving freight train on tho
pennsylvania railroad at this place last night, but
was lhf0r under the wheels and inst lnfly Killed
ne Was fr"m Darlington. England, and had been
only TWO weeks in This country
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Notes sr3n Chicago.
RULE AGAINST CORNERS ST. rArRicks pay
HoNoRED

HNNDHED.
CHICAGO, March E.-Thrty-Six prominent mem
bers o. the board OF trade have united in prepar-
ing a rule u be- vnt Il on next week that any Of
ncer OF director oi the board who refuses to act on
acomptaiGt brought before him OF a corner shall
pe found guilty oI malteasance In Office and ex-
ptiicd from the board. This action was rendered
necessary -bS The steady neglect of the rules In
prohibiting corners like the present one in April
wheat.
Ihe city council last night voted 10 close all the
city oicCs to-day. kSt Patrick : day) This action
CreateI conSll srlh ,.nIn m anI
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- MORE BROKEN LEyEES REPoRTRp.
NEW ORLEANS, March IA break in the levee
iW leet ~ldc ana feet deep Is reported this morn
Ing at Storeys place on the LETT bank eight miles
below Canal street The city surveyor has also
received repor that a break had occurred at the
1--we OAK Grove plantation on the right bank.
ABOUT - miles below the city. These reports are
not regarded at the city Hall very reliable es-
pecially as 70 the exact location OF the breaks
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Fire and a Suicide i'm Phs,ad.,pb,n

PHiLaBELPHIA, March IA fire occurred early
TINS morIing IN j. W. HiitOn's cotton and wooen
yarn factory, 46th and Grari avenue. The loss on
the building is $500. and on the stock 81. OOa-
VI. Van Lede, Frenchman. cummitted suicide nv
hanging himself i'm cellar on south Sd street this
morning.
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Col. Cook and the Star Route Cases.
WHY HE WITHDREW.

From the Post.
Regarding his reasons for Withdrawing from the
star route cases Col Cook said last night: 1.-THE
causes leading to this action on my part are of two
or three months duration. 1 may say that ever
since the death of President Garfield have noticed
the gradual freezing out process OF all the original
agencies in these cases, and when Mr.. Gibson was
squeezed out by the change OF safe combination
and request tor his keys, / felt then that 1t
would net be long before ! was retired from the
cases. Col. Gibson was q thorough, earnest and
efficient coadjutOr, and felt in his loss that OF
valuable aid. In fact, have received no en-
c0uragement, have ! been sent for or given
the confidence OF President Arthur or hts Cabi-
net Three nights before the assassination OF
President Garfield he sent for me, and In the
presence OF Attorney General MacVeagh said
pushed, not In spirit OF yfndictiveneSs not with
desire to fnjure any individual especially, but to
effect the conviction and punishment OF the guilty
partleS no matter whether friends stood In the
way. He promised me all aid. said to him that
1t would be necessary 70 employ persons, and gave
him a full outline OF the mode Of my procedure. 1
received from him the full assurance OF his sup
port. then proceeded in the case and employed
detectives to watch the jury to that they were
not tampered with, and also to watch the move
mentS OF my witnesses. When say TO you that
ported from Philadelphia, and further, that when
the last batch OF indictments brought In they
were not even submitted to me. nor have seen
them, you will readily concede that my profession
al reputation was at stake and that from case In
which had promised President Garfield TO bring
the majority CT the guilty parties to justice was
forced 70 retire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-17

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for ne
demptton, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-17
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $Ss5, ,07404; customs, s76s, ,s14.2o.
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THE Postmaster General left for New York this
morning. He will return next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-17
Charged With Forgery.

WASETTA, ILL. March III. w. johnson. 0f
Shtden, editor OF the Gdzette newspaper. a promi-
nent republican politician and an applicant for q
swedish consulship, Is charged with having forged
commercial paper TO the extent OF several thou
sand dollars, and has LETT the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-17

THE PRESIDENT has signed the commission Of
Frederick Solomon, OF ST Louis, to be U. s. sur
veYOr general for Utah
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senator Platt, Representatives Henderson,
Aldrich, Jones, Neal, HOrr, Pettigrew, Jacob and
Pierce.
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Contributions for Mason,s Family.

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
We fully concur In the suggestion OF your cor
respondent in yesterdays STAR We enclose the
contributions for Sergeant Mason's family, Of two
mechanics and two laborers In one establishment.
and hope others viii do likewise. Mason being
only common soldier and his family DOOR, cannot
expect the gushing and heightened sympathy re-
cefyed by that high-toned lawyer and gentleman
beat, Gufteau. Kennedy Sauntry, Soc; Thomas
Str0ther, &C.: William Lloyd. sc: q. e s., soc