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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-27

bal0 ols por5iigli6er greoiger an bi
PlDmoutb Stride Der u&ongregationa
liiten" mad Gbicago berufen.
Sier seigte ii6 l6on iein 6inan5= Sc:
ME, inoem ct ben plan erf rfanb, oet
na6gebenos 10 popular ipurbe, tpie man
&ir6eni6uloen burd uGepibals" uno
Nuftionen abtrdgt. Wdbreno bes &rie=
ges ltiftetet er cine SilfszGommillion
fir bie freigelailenen Sarbigen, nobel
ct Iib biele 8erbienlte ertparb. Sn
berielben 3eit ltiftete ct AUDI cine reliz
aiole 3eitI I9rift uNopance", Die nod be-
ltebt un6 einen groBen Wlrfllngsfrels
bat.
Sn 1869 enbli6 entIaste er ieinem
paitoral, Inn ii6 gang Dem Sinan5=@e=
i6dft 5u tpi6men. st erri6tete eine
&eal=@i tate unb 9arleben=Sffice in
Chicago, lpobei ein General @tueet iein
partne1 mar, oer aber balo penlions=
Ngent puroe unb austrat. SIM Sabr
oarauf griinoete Sbipberb eine ganf,
lpuroe Sruitee Der &iperlibe= =&ompagnie
uub griinoete ben Srt @lmburit.
Damn erri9tete er ei11 3weiggef6dft gu
9feu Oorf uno tpurbe i'm nd6fen Sabr
sur aobofatur sugelafen. Seine Of
flee 1T go. 10 Spruce Str, gletp Dorf.
Wie er enbli6 bort gum Brd1ioenten
ooer Ngenten Der PeruoianiI9en &om=
pagnie" tuurOe, iuer babel eigentli6
feline Genolien iino, unb tpie oerielbe in
ben 8elib Der 9lnlprii9e bpn Go9el unb
2anoreau auf bie @uano=6eloer in geru
gefommen 1T, ipel6e iene beioen Mdn=
ner entbedt baben-bariiber bat man
big jest feline 5uoerldiFse &un0e ionoern
nur Sermutbungen, Deer Die iebr lnDlti=
i6en 9ligabeu, melhe ST.. S6ipberb
iei6lf gema6t bat.
OaB man es nit einem gang geriebe=
men 6lna3= Spefulanten su tbun bat,
Der auEeroem eine eberne Stirne be1ibt,
oas erbellt aus bellen ganser 2aufbabm
bor aaen Singen aber aus leiner 2orz
reiponoenS nit 8laine, 9urlbutt, Blair
unb Mnberen iiber ieilt o=Yroieft,
unb aus ieinen faft erfolgrei6en fiibnen
Sntriguem in Yeru lelbf.
Ser Mann bate i6on ldnsit cine
ganSe ansabl berbOrragenber Mdnner
genaTnt, ipel6e nit Ieinem projeft in
gerbinouug ltanoen, ipomit ct peru
um 1000 Wfillionen melfen ipia. Mande
oieler Manner baben OieIe 8erbinoung
in 2lbreoe geiteQt, anoere baben feline
9lngaben berla6t.
@ae Welt 1T geipannt barauf tpel6e
Wtittbeilungen oas GongreB= gomite
bieiem ebenio i6lauer tpie unnerfrore=
men GroBs sspeflllanten abprenen wiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-27
t8prtfsbuns fuIst.
--~~N

: Die srOBe unb bic fleins 8slt. =
Der ieeiseH Generation mag es Sur ges
rubisnns serei&en, baB, pie bic Welts
entitebunss s-YhilciOpbie bsraussefliselt
bat, nod mebrere 6unoerttaHieno Sabre
perseben, ebe bic Mutter @roe unb bic
Gante uno Der Onfel aus. Der Blanetenz
familie lia pieber einmal in bic Come
itirsen merben. Cine melt srSBere ge
rubisuns far ieeise ubsr nod in Weroe.
lnit besrifiene Mutter sewdbrt bic Don
ber Mllisnidait selieierte 0adtilouns
BET 0luttermild. Durd 0eeultd b
tsrs Dsuti@es Sinbermeb I
{PaoetrOpbine) uirb bic iuuse @enera.
ticn ouf aQe Safe Dor einem gtabrunsss
manSel bewabrt, ber ibr Werben uno Sc
eeisen i'm Seine eritideu miiroe. Dieies
Sinber. Na9runssmittel, tin pOusiiltiser
@riae fir Wtuttermild, iit in a(len 9(pp:
tbefsn ,n 50 esn!s big &aaie, su baten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-27
Wmanp : sbiphero.

gnbli0 bat bas Gonsreb-Gon,ite
fit ausmdrtise 9lngelescnbeitsn, tpel.
DIES ben peruoianiI9en sdminbel un=
ieriu6en ioI, einen 6auptfil6 in leinen
9eeen eingefansen. IS it Sofob &.
Sblphero, oef 9raGoent sber Msent
ptr 1Yeruoianiiden Gerlpagnie" ourd
6eHen raltlofe gnsraie unp 31dtigfeit
heiaahe Der Yru6 nit @bili 5u Stanbe
sefemmen wdre.
9as betrefenoe @omite, tpel6es na6
Nuffldrung iu6t uno iiber Die biplo=
nlatii6en gorganse unter 8laine,
ipelde einen @irrmarr III ben 8esie=
1itnsen bet Union gu Nerli unb Gbili
9erborbra6ten, pernibte cine @nsabl
8riefe BON glaine eber bon SGipberb
In ben Ntten. Tteie pill man nun bon
leBterem erbalten, I'm oaraus ieinen
ginilub Bel oieIen gorgangen Su er=
ieben.
DeBbalb puroe S6ipberO porse=
laeen, ga erIdlisH aud. 9tber oa bate
bas Gomite feineu fleinen 8adfil@, ien=
bern einen erimmlsen Se6t i'm gleb.
gr lieB ii6 ni6t perbliiHen, ionoern
tuurbe iOfort aggreIiip. ugBas man
eigentli6 BON ibm molle?" fraste er.
St lei bereit, ole 8riefe bor5ulesen,
Die pW auf ietne perublanif6e SuQnp=
spefulation beSieben. ct frage nur, pb
man aud feline 8riefa an gongreBs
iniiglieoer feben ipolle?
lno lie iaben itumm, li9 i'm GreiS
berum unb beI6lolIen bieie ssrage in
gebeimer Sibung NIT Serrn Sbipber6
gu beipre6en. Na6bem lie nit @us.
| iGlIb oer 8sriAtetifafter anbertbalt
Gtunben lang bei Deri9lollenen Sbilren
nit Dem Serrll unterbanbelt batten
ipuroe OHentlid perfilnoeb saB er ait
ByieTe ben uno on 6oHgrebmit9lieoel
| fprtla6en uao nlr feine @errefpnnbenj
nit Yeamfen uorSetsen foae. 9aSl
folle ct ii6 am SamItag ben IS. MQr
mieoer elniinben, benn ber S6laufop
bate einlttpeilen oas gan5e Wfaterial 81
8aus in Neu gort eelaIien.
| g8er tit benlt nun elgenttttt oieier Il
bief 'genanftte Manna Gr ift Elm Wtanl
BON 45 Sabren, oeIlen 9tepBeres 3epg
nib aibt BON @eiit. gnergit Inb 90
manotbeit ups oer ili1t abne SllennI
| 1T uu6 cine sreBe @ei1dftserIabrun
unb 8outine belibt. @r 1T i'm Staa
g(ew YOrf sebOren, ituoirte auf Den
| Oberlin College, Ohio, gruouirte mi
| Gusaei6nung, iuuroe Geiltll6er un'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-27

= Sn Berlin berurtbeilte am 27.
Tebruar Die brittle Straffammer Sic
@befreoacteure Der u@oiitihen3eituns1
Der ryorlen 3eitung", ber Bolts
3eitung" unb Der nstaatsbiirger 3ei=
tllng", ferner Die Mitrebaeteure bes
p&ei9sboten" uno bes yGeutI6en
Saseblatts" Samann unb S9r6oer
wesen por5eitiger 8er0FentliGung einea
amtli9ea S1riitHiids in elmer Straf=
pro5ebIa6e su ie 80 0tart Gelobuse,
besiebentli6 oreitdsiger 0a5t. nub Be-
f6lok, ben G9afraeaeteur Der uWational=
3eltuna" gum nd6iten Sermin borfiih=
ren gu lailen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-27
bic @rpsmutter ano SuSleiA aid ibr S'no
h1ieh han hntfp

bic @rOemutter ano 3uSleiA aid 1br asno
wieoerseaeben bate.
Sic a1tete in ibrsr 6reube au niGts
mebr, mas uul Re ber oorsins. lab auh
ben 6errn nidt Der bic Ireppe erltie9en
bate uno obne lia bel Der WcbnunS Der
SHUTTER gerniS auf,ubalteu, ieinen Wes
mad BEN pberen Riumcn bes 6aules ba=
fig fcrtIebte.
Das mar wibrens oieier Belt in Der
@iebslitube porsesan8en - Dus Wun'
Der bes Nusenbltds, Durd ben SanS Der
@eise berUorssrufsn, selanSte bier erit
redt 3u leiner Ucuen uno idSnlfeu Gntz
faltung.
Telir mar Dor Der 2bir leiuer ebemaz
lisen Wobaifube anSelanS1; ct flepfts,
trcb isiner Nufresun8. leiie uao bsideipen
an, bod uls feline Nuifcrrsruns, enquire
ten, erfcl3te, belt er fih niat ldn1er uns
Sffaete ben @insans. auf Der Sdmeae
tlie6 er mie 9ebaant ltsteu, ein 9fuf Der
ueberruIduus ertarb auf ieiaen 9ippen,
oenn bic Stube, welae ct enclid betrat,
mar nod ta,mer feline eissne; me er fIe
Dor feds Sabren pe,luNea bate. fab ct iie
wieoer = nidts idiea ibm oarinnen per-
dnoert gu fein. Drd Elm @e3tnaano,
Der feinen glid maSiid anse5o3eu tabsn
mubts, entrib ibm eineu GufIdrei, in be'n
freubises Stauneu F4 nit Sdreden
miidte. Dert an Ger sDano bin8, BON
friiden 8lumen un,fria3t. feline @siSe!
feline eisene @eiss! @s fcRnte nidt
aabers iein, er fannie ie nur gu gut.
Sdon tatten feline ucr 6rsuoe 3ittetnoen
Singer fie ersrifIeu, uoa Der Wano bsrab=
setclt, feline erfte, beib 3eliebte, bic er 10
lanse bate entbebren mulIen, oeren Zone
10 rft aQeiu,. mas In ieinem 5erjen lebte,
Subel uno 2rauer, @ram unp Slid, es=
ben unb auserud seseten. uno bic er
bann nidt mebr 3ebSrt. Aqes NnNsre
persab er iber iolden @soauten, uno ais
Oh bic Singer bic 6reube nit empfuucsn
bSttsn, liebsn fe tereiis Ieiie cie Saiten
prdfeno ertIinsen. Gin Ieidtes Ste'sen
uno Saaeu, Elm 3ulammsntIinsen speier
Salten wurre bSrbar unb oas Snltrument
mar geittnmt, bereit in einem Subelbnu.
nus ties Utecerieben gu feiern.
(gprtlstuna fulat,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-27

= Oie 8erliner StraBenbeleu6tuug
Ieiert in bieiem Sabr i9r 20Oiabriges
SubiIaum. Na6 einigeli niiBlunaenem
yorberiu6en, tuel6e ben 9ausbelibern
Die Seleudtung ber StraBen auierleg=
ten, bra6te es Der Grobe &urfiirf ba=
bin, oaB 2aternen auf yfdbleu aufges
ltellt murben unb smar auf Soften Ser
gerllner 8iirger, troboem biele lidb bef=
tig oagegen itrdgbten, @tei1Ssitig er=
lieB Der SurTurF cine 2aternenorbnyng.
Die slufii6t ii6er Die OHentli6e 9elsu6z
tung fiibrte Elm 4SnYpector oer Staot=
leu1tens, inter bem bic 2ampenber=
iorger uno 2ampenaniteder itanben.
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Dia Ttpreuee gfiabtinsale Der 2in=
oerpHcge.

Dia T!oreuee Niabtiusals Der 2in=
oerpfleae.
5olsenses III eia Qus,us sius5 az tsu
Deutiten 8sform MsGsi,ssr In gbam.
bsrstsrsG, Ya., asi&risbeaea SrIslss:
Sine gHsbltbdtcrin.
OsHnst bic Sture fur iis uno Wrs
Winslow piro tsrpeilsn, bab Eie bic ame-
rifaniiGs 8loyeasiaer Wadttsaa Der &in.
bsr III. Davon Fno mir 70 itsr,eust,
pab mir unisrsr nSuip" lsbren tvrreen
,u faasn: ,,@sieGnsi lei Isrs @inslcw"
neil is esrisl6en tsbilEid war, i,bsr bic
psriops bss 3abnsns uno anosre Be-
lAwsrliAteittn fir 9inotr binwss,utom.
men. Mlrs s8iasiop Sootina
Sprup nimmt ben Sinperr bic Gamer
gen uue fur!ri Dpisutrts unb Diarrbce.
er matt ben 0aumfn cart. tsfrsit BON
ent5nnbuns uno trinet saS Jttne slidlit
Iesr bic psrtces pss 3atusrs binwsa.
VI teut seraee bas. mas er ppra!ett ,u
tbun, Wdss unb aic5t psRt8sr. 9Dtr ba.
bsa sinalal Mrs gBinalolp sslsbsa uno
tahhsn Fs nur ourh tbren Sootiua
Sprnp fur 9tnper, g9ean mir bic
Watt taiiin fpirssa loir 4. als Ssilane
iar De &nsss binitsasn--ipa5 fs aud
Ia Der atat II. Der Sgrup wire In
alien apO'bsfsn Bu 25 Gents ptt 3la1ds
psrtauit,
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1857 @sninst ira 8;:zass ssa $TlO,4oo
@S- anfrassn fur gssn,en, fppis 9at.n far
gluss tonuea nur in eer Sfiite Ia Nsp> Srlsans
6eraht wueen.
Wssfn Jafprma.ioa ob. 8sfisGunesn f5rttts naa
"a Wt. u. Dlupbiu,
Rsp Srleans 1a
Gbpnro Woors. gssnt, gts 5suton II. @aauia
SnaBe. Gan anipnio,
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Se,ttIb= =Gmaliic)e sdbnle.

Das nadte Sduljabr Der beutl ldsens=
lIlden Saule besinnt ant Mpntas, ben
II. Qpril B. S.
Sdiller fir bic unterite alaf1e merben
II I , nm uno nidt 1tiditen Serblf,
ODER l1bertaupt w Il breno bes Sabres
aufgenpntmen merben.
Oa bic &dumlidfeiten bic Nufna9me
elner nur beldrdnften 9ln5ab( neuer Sdi=
let 9eltatten, 10 werbea bic betrelienben
eltern ooer Scrmiinber eriu9t lire SIM
Der 3ettts bet benz Secretdr Germ 93ic.
Genss an5umeloen.
San Gntcnio, ben 8. Wfirs 1882.
3,3,82,tbb s. @rpOs, Yrdlbent.
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-Sie Sammlungen, tpel6a i'm genz
gen Sanoe fiir Malona 5raH unb aiWo
serqnltaltat ipllroen, babeu big iabt
llber 5000 Dollars ergaben.
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Disiee Snitut rurbe Int Sabre 1853 fur Gr.
,ietanee> anb sDotlttdtistsits >9wsee BON bu
Siaatelssislatur eef.eliS inaurppriri nit einem
Rapiial Son sl,o5o.sbo, III wsIGem Ee feiibu
tinsn 8esrpsfuno Don s5s0.Goo biasueeflat BAT
Dura elm lbsrltwesgliass. yatum rurbsa ibre
&sGte Elm 99eil Der aeesnwartisen Staatseon>
ltitution, anaenVmmsa am 2. December 1879
J5re 8roBta febuneen rpn einaelueu
Rummer n fiaben mpnatlid itatt. MiemaIs rpirh
tine 9isbuns ssrfdsbsa. Ran Isle na&fpIssrb
wyeisSertteiInns.
0rcbs 1nonatliae 3iebuns Der
Classe d
tn aeip Srleaas Disnlas ben IL. aprl 1882.
ale unfr. ianfiissn Siebuns.n Hnben FIAT. unite.
aafVpt unb 9ei.uns Ser GtnsrdIe
o. o. 8saurrgara ysa ghuiseana nua
sahal g. Curly uoa aisgiaisu.
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Ntes @iIt Ss5e 3caic tsf6rbsgt b.
8sroauna.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION C1Srg

CHARLESTON, April Gin the United statea
Court to-day, before Judges Bond and Bryan the arv
ment was resumed on the motion TO quash the nfoma
tions filed In the election Attorney General You
mans was heard In reply and closed the argument IN
support OF tho motion. Judge Bond then Announced
that the COrb would time to consider the qstio,
submitted and suggested that in the meantime the are
ment on the motion 10 set aside the array OF grand and
peut Jurors should proceed. G. X. MIea
and J. p X. Bryan, the counsel selected
to argue this question, stated that they were
not prepared to at the me and the argument was
accordingly deferred
Colonel j. C. HASKELL OF the counsel for the defendants
in the Rchland County cases. moved for continuance
Of these cases. stating tho Court that the prisoners
all poor men, and here at great sacrifice OF
time and He argued that the continuance Of the
to the next term Of the Circuit Court at Columbia
would be far convenient To the defendants AMI
would allow them time TO procure certain material wit
nesses who had LEFT the State Senator NJ C. Butler also
urged the Court 10 grant the continuance. Judge
Bond said that the defendants had already been
fully indnlged. One OF the Rchland had
been called and the argument on the preliminary
ton had been heard for two days and the must 20
Mr. Haskell then asked the Court II II would make
order to bring certain Of the defendants witnesses
at the expense of the Government the defendants
would be unable 10 produce their witnesses otherwise
Judge Bond said that after the requisite aidavits had
been made the Court would consider the question The
Court then adjourned until Saturday morning.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
WORK OF CONGRESS COMMITTEES.

WAsnINGTON, April G.-The Senate Com
mltice Post Offices and Post Roads this morning at-
thorized Mr.. Miller OF New York, to report. with a
recommendation Tor passage bill 10 provide for ocean
mail service by American steamships, which is Identical
with the amendment recently offered in behalf OF this
committee to the Post ONCE Appropriation bill. Tho
committee also authorized Mr. Ma1oy report for pass
age with amendments his JOINT resolution appropnatng
SJ7JO for the payment OF claims OF contractors for
sOuth, ,m mail service prior TO day 81, I-Gl.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs directed Chair
man Harris 10 report to the House resolution which
was adopted by the committee recommending that the
Committee Appropriations provide for appropri
alton of $500 enable the secretary Of tie Nav
purchase the aicst and effective torpedo for use In
the Navy.
The House Committee on Military An3r~ directed an
aiverse report 10 be- 10 the House Representa-
two Moneys bill restoring Orille Burke to a captalncy
IN the Army and placing hiu Oh tho retired list. The
committee directed favorable report 10 Dc Ualo TO
the House preventative ill- bll grant the night
Tor railroad purposes 90 The Central Railroad OF
Ncwcr-cyJ through the Lands Of the United States DOW
der depot near Dover, \. j.
The senate Committee Patents to-day heard Com
missioner Marble aud several patent attorneys on the
bill before tie committee pr0punng change Ia tho
Law governing the ISSUE Of American patents tor inVen-
lions rsi patented IN foreign country From present
Indications II thought doubtful whether the
VIII take any decided acuOu ths bli this session.
The Committee On Commerce dIeotcd Representative
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
BdSE Ball NOTES.

Sunday is the favorite day for playing base
ball in New Orleans On last Sunday six games were
played there the principal one between the r. f. Lee
and the Lone star Clubs The former won by the score
OF too.
The stockholders of the Boston Base Ball Association
will receive complimentary tickets here
tOfOre. II given that the club II largely
debt and has empty treasury Several improvements
are being made on the grounds.
The Yale College nine play with the Metropolitan
Club at the Polo Grounds to-day
The hiring OF professionals to coach college mines be-
coming universal Keefe has had charge Of the Harvard
nine this spring Matthews of the Princeton Goldsmith
Of the Yale Dorgan OF the Wesleyan, York Of the Brown
stovey OF the Amherst and Corey OF the Dartmouth
The second game between the Harvard College nine
and the Metropolitan team played yesterday at the
Polo Grounds. About 500 people were present, many
of whom left the grounds before the last inning on
count of the severe cold The college nine played we'll
but could not bat the delivery OF Lynch and they retired
from the field after the eighth inning with only three
runs TO their credit Nichols eatcher Bean, pitcher and
Burt first base, scored the The by innings
follows:
Metropolitan ..................4 Ill
Harvard q U u u
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
URECK or THE JE1NNETTE.
From Engineer Msl,tr1e's letter to The herald

From Engineer AelrfIJe's letter 10 The Hsrdld)
The ship and ice continued to drift to the
IN ali directions On the night OF June 10, several
shocks felt and the ship was found to have raised
several inches IN her bed. There evidence Of
approaching breakup Of our friendly foe piece. At ten
minutes past II a. n June IL, the ice suddenly opened
alongside the ship, completely freeing her. and she
months.
The ice continued In motion, but serious injury
crrel 10 the ship until the morning of the 12th when
the ice commenced pack together. bringing trench
strain the ship heeilng her over to starooard
and forcing the deck This continued during
the day intervals until evening when n was evident
the ship could not much longer hold together The boats
alcohol sledges and all necessary equipment for re-
treat securely placed the foe. BY p. m the ship
entirely filed with and lay at angle o
about twenty-five degrees being kept from sinking by
i3 about O'clock the ice opened and the ship weit
down, with cOlOrs flying at the masthead
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
NOT MIR. HARBECKs WIFE.

Special Term, handed down yesterday decision in the
Harbeck divorce suit. He holds that the alleged mar
rage was not proved and that the complaint must be
dismissed The plaintiff. Caroline Iarbeck alleged in
her complaint that after living with the defendant, John
H. HaTbeck for time his mistress she became
his wife by virtue agreement entered into between
them To consider another husband and wife. The
plaintiffs first husband living Mt the time Of this
agreement aud it asserted that IA
second agreement entered into after
h, death Justice Larrcinorc says that the parties
To the suit lived together Oscusbly husband and wife
from 1871 until 1879. H. proved, however by the
testimony Or Mr.. Harbecks father and of the plaintiffs
sister that no marriage took place and that the
plaintiff after she had separated from MI arbeck, ad
Intted that she net his VIE
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
MINOR pROcEEDNGs on CONGREss.

WAsHINGTON, April G.--ln the Senate n me-
mortal WAS presented from the Good Tcmplars Of Wis
consin protesting against the Logan bill approprlating
to the state the from the liquor traffic edu
cational fund MIR. Dawes introduced and the Senate
passed bill appropratng $4,000 TO provide for de-
fcency in the subsistence of the Cheyenne and Arpa
mittce OIL Post Offices, reported blu to provide for
ocean mail service between the United States and
foreign ports 1t is identical with the bill reported
March l6 az an amendment TO the Post Office ApprO
priaton bill Senate bills passed for the relief
diplomatic and consular officers Of the Unied States
apprOpriating 100000 foI n public building III Key
West Fla, and amending the Revised Statutes 20
allow pcrquc tobacco to b. sold in the form OF cigarettes
TO manufacturer material in The manufacture Of
cigarettes or smoking tobacco without tax. The con
ference report the bill for additional
for the Inferior Department was adopted.
message WAS received from the President trans
mitting from tho Secretary OF War recommendation
for appropriation Of @JOOOG for the completion OF
Fort Mckinney, Wyoming Territory.
In both HOnses message was received from the Pros
dent ransmi ding from tIc Secretary Of War estimates
tOn for Army transportation ana supplies for the cur
rent year.
In the House the Indian Appropriation bill Was re-
ported back from the Committee Appropriations, with
senate amendments The report recommended concur
IN some, but non-cOncurrcnce IN the majority Of
these amendments. The report agreed to. \ bill
was passed appropriating $4,000 supply ncy
in the appropriation for dlnS paper and stmI, S2j,OOO
for deficiency Tor distinctive paper Tor United States
cul1tcr. and rlJOODD TO continue WORK the Washing
ION monument Ihc conference report on tne BIZ pro-
Nidug additional accommodation for the Interior
Department Was agreed 20. \ bill war pafrcl apprO-
piiaug r2o,OOO for the purchase and distribution or
RIVER and tributaries \ bill To gulatc iInnigratOn
was introduced By Mr.. Van \oOriii3, OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-07
THE COURTS.
THE TEDIOUS HINMAN-HARE TRIAL.
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THE TEDIOUS HINMAN-HARE TRIAL.
In the HinmanHare libel suit yesterday the
plaintiff was recxamned. Mr.. Hinman supposed at
this stage OF the to testify only In rebutta and both
Mr.. Marsh and Justice Van Worst exhausted their
patience In the attempt to keep his counsel from having
him swear again to everything which he had to
before, and from entering upon and boundless fields
Of evidence He asked In regard to the value o land
In Nobrara the time OF by land and between
YankOn Agency and Santee, and the material, weight
and construction of several candlesticks. He asked
what the color OF his clothes certain occasion,
and when he said 1t gray he asked also
that it not black. When he had denied that there
any truth in the whole any part OF the Tpi Du
TOWN story he asked to deny, in order, each par
tlcular and separate part OF It. When he had
denied that he had any conversation whatever
upon q particular occasion with Duncan Stone,
he asked 10 deny each statement in the conversa
tlOn which, according TO him, had never taken place.
III regard TO the seryant-r story, when he had
that the door open when Miss Graves came up he
was asked to swear that the door not shut and
having denied the whole If Miss Gravess story I'm sub
stance he asked TO state that he not embar-
rassed that his face flushed and that ha eyes
staring M IIinman said in regard to several
OF the who had test fled against his that
they had always treated him with Kindness and respect
and IN regard to others that they had been In his
employment and had been discharged by him. On cross
examination Dy Mr.. Nash, Mr. Hlnlnan was shown an
official report OF the testimony in regard TO the 1ip Du
TOWN affair given by him hs last ecclesiastical trial.
asked point in IT any DENIAL by him that
had been with the Indian girl in the night He said
there such denial in the report but be had made
such denial nj the trial The sunday evening when he
met Duncan Stone at Tip Du TOWNS fathers tent was
the only time he was ever there.
Bishop Hare reexamincd in reference 70 several
unimpOrtant matters when the counsel declared that
the evidence at last all in with the exception Of that
OF one witness. The trial VIII be continued On Monday