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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07

County ITEMS From the Shcp-
herdstown Register VIC clip the follow
ing items:
The new street lamps have all been
placed in position, and thus far have
given perfect satisfaction.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
at Unionvillc will hold festival at
that place on the 18th and 18th OF
this month.
Messrs. Fleming & Snyder, real
estate agents, sold this week the house
and lot on Duke street belonging to
DIR. Allen S. Reynolde, for $3.50 cash
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07
On PAGEANT MIGHT,

Another remarkable spectacle will be witnessed.
ana effects produced never before attempted in
any city of the world.
The parade will be the grandcst in extent
known III the history of mystic pagcantry.-
BhG costumes, all entirely new, were made in
ever imported to this country. The nnparalo
!clGd number of Forty Tablcau Floats Will be
in line, and will be larger and more imposing
III construction than ever before known. Some
conception of the amazing extent of the pa
geant may be CLEANED from the fact that np-
wards OF thirteen hundred men, two hundred
ana thirty horses, six bands, and six hundred
streets. va ''-N
No advance will be made in the usual rates
toF Hotel ACCOMMODATIONS. either in Baltimore
or washington: visitors being enabled to stop
FIFTY-MINUTE TRAINS
between the two cities. Trains run at least
every hour.
OLD POINT COhTRORT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07

The.-grand Southern Exposition at
Louisville was opened with great eclat
on the 1st inst. President Arthur
was present.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07
MARRIED.

In Martinsburg. July "a, 1888. by the Rev.
N: F: Keller. Mr.. JAMES SNYDER and Miss
ROSE DICK, all of Jones' Spring, Berkeley
At the Reformed Parsonage, Martinsburg.
TER B0GART and Miss HETTIE a. MILLER
daughter of Jonathan Miller, Esq, all Of Berke,
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T. a. MOORE,
Clcrk of County Court.

l. "A. hOOtE,
Clerk of County Court.
List of Real Estate in the County of .IcfTer-
sou, Delinquent for the Non-paymcnt Of Taxes
thereon. for the year 1852:
HARPEHS FERRY DISTRICT.
Amt of Tax. Amt of Tax
Littlc's, Catherine Nusgrovc's James
heirs. 2.G3 heirs ........... IS
Shultz, Henry. So
y Copy-Tcstc.
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No material change has taken place
in the condition of the telegraphcrs'
strike.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07
Private School.

MISS EMILY c. MORRIS will resume her
WI School the first Monday in Sentamher
1883. Terms moderate,
August :. 1888.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson, set
In the Comfy Court

List of Persons and Property other than Real
Estate, returned Delinquent for the Non-pay-
ment of Taxes for the year 1882, allowed by the
Court at May Term, 1888:
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OLD POINT COMFORT
FORTRESS MONROE

Are but one nights sail from Baltimore or
washington on Magnificent Steamers. Excur-
S s.nn 80 choosing can take the Bay Iiuc
trlcal and Pyrotechnical display in the harbor.
arrive ar at Old Point Comfort and Fortress Mon
roc carly the following morning. spend the day
gu a., DC back IN Baltimore again bright aud
Mystic Pageant. Vi INC Sre"t
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST ., 1ssa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-08-07

- EO. T. EIGHT has for sale Hunvadf Wa
Nd ter, F-cdc-ick's Hall Cbftter) Water. Con-
gross Water. Soda Water
60. T. LIGHT has for sale Ridges Iufan.
N Food. Taylor's Arrow Boot, Coud.nse6
ELK lEaglel. Biscontine. Tapioca. &c.
20. l. LIGHT has for sale Ylorestan Co
Genuine German Cologne. Also Toilet sosn
all kinds: Castle Soap. white and u0ttled-
go. I. LIGHT has for sale uCrscford,s
"a Acid Phosphate. "
July 10 1893.
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'RESs-MAKENG & PLAIN SEWING.
Hosses and Vehicles.

S1AEE Riding and Driving Horses. and styli,t
- vehicles for the accommodation Of the NH
nc. Tor hire on reasonable terms at the LiTerv
''S Nae * 9i 1859 STARRY d STUMP.
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Washington and Baltimore.

No EHch All opportunity for visit to the
mos S attractive centres of interest in the East
Grand Series OF Excursions.
details. A'A A'1i
August .. 1888.
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LURAY CAVERNS,

LURAY CAVERNS.
The most famous of all the subtcrranean won
ucFs OF the country, are readily within davis
time from Washington or Baltimore. Sn "rI :
last Excursion Trains, making the round trim
WIN four hours at the cqverns, which are now
lighted throughout By Electricity.
WASHINGTON,
Ever place of greatest interest to all. never
looks more beautiful to the eye or offers more
Inducements for visit than during the lovely
Wc'ther always the rile in September. The
Is. Il o. is the only lire running
FlFTY-MINUTE TRAINS
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WOOL WANTED!
w COL w anted.

NTE are in the market for Wool. Call
around and see US. Cash or trade paid
on delivery.
JEFFERSoN co. COOPERATIVE STORE.
June 5. 1888
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MOUNT VERNON

Is but few hours ride on the historic Poto-
mac from Washington. Splendid Steamers
t tG1 a3 every morning and returning during
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Special Notice.

HAVING sold my stock of Goods To the
II Shenandoah HilMrg Co.. have placed ali
my accounts in the hands of Forrest W Brown.
Esq, Tor immediate collection. Those indebted
TO me, therefore, will please make settlement at
once. SINIROD TRI-SSFTJ
May 1G. 1S82-t.. --' II = N'''i'i>i>
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LOOK OUT !!

a Il persons indebted to me will please come
-, forward and settle by Cash or Note. a.
and dnE, % Ha settled as this is New Year,
Jan. 25. 1888. FIR sO1rDppa
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14

AS part of the marriage ccrc-
mony in Servia, the bride has to
hold a piece Of sugar between her
lips as a sign that she will speak
little and swectly during her mar
ried life.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
CLIMATIC REVERIES.

sill the general subject of conyer-
sation. 1t has given great deal
Of dissatisfaction to man and beast,
excepting, Of course, those who
sell fuel and winter clothing. AS
4 general thing, a good natured
man can go through Texas win
ter without having to use much
bad language, but we have been
assured by a church member, who
is proverbially abstemious in the
use Of profanity, that he has had to
use more of the article this winter
than any five previous winters
since he came to Texas, and there
are several weeks yet, during
which he will have to use strong
language.
All classes of <:itizncs have suffer-
ed more or less from the cold
wave, but the stockmcn have un-
dcrgone more mental anguish than
any other, as a great many sheep
and cattle have died. 1t was sug-
gestcd in the Stockman's Conven-
ton that as the mortality among
the cattle has been principally
among the yearlings, that bill be
introduced III the Legislature to
advance the minority Of yearlings,
making them two years old, thus
enabling them to better stand the
new kind of norther that is being
imported into the State.
Our houses in Texas are not
constructed with a view to keep
out the ice tiend. Texas houses
are designed to allow the sum-
mer breczes to come in and out as
much as they please. They are
very we'll ventilated, which is an
undesirable architectural pcculi-
arity in winter, when an icy bliz-
zard is howling on the outside for
free admission. 1t was so cold
that some of our citizens sent off
for their wives mothers to come
and pay them visit, in order to
make the house hot enough for ev-
crybody in it. The weather was
so cold that unless a person in
front of the fire rcvolvcd on his
own axis, as our planet does, there
was danger of such person becom-
ing we'll done on his front side,
while ice a quarter Of an inch thick
accumulated on his other or reverse
side. We have never known a
cold spell to last as long as the
4 r. =.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14

cold, below the freezing point, for
almost week. The theory isl
that the mercury fell so far, that
ii crippled itself badly, and could
not get up again, all at once.
by the way, we got even with
that oldest inhabitant, of which
there are fifty or sixty in every
community. He came in and took
a chair, and as soon as he thawcdl
out, he began talking to us about
the big freeze in 1882, when all the
trees on Buffalo Bayou broke
down with ice. After he had al
most persuaded us that the frcez-
ing weather we had just had was
tropical compared with that he had
gone through, we asked him.
"Coloucl, do you remember the
time that the Thames was frozen
over three feet thick, and it snow
ed forty days without stopping %
Remember it =? l should say II
did. That was the year me and
Sam Houston came to Texas to-
gcther. We had a bottle Of pure
whiskey, but it frozc solid. We
b1 oke the bottle and clipped off
our drinks with a hatchet.'
"Do you remember when the
Adriatic was frozen over, and the
trees burst open with reports like
cannon %
"Of course I do. ! had plan
tation on the Adriatic, and lost
ever SO many niggers."
"Then you must remember
when the Dardanells and the black
Sea were frozen over, and the snow
was piled 100 feet high.'
The Colonel remembered it. and
said that he helped 20 shovel away
the snow.
GLOW old are you, Colonel :"
"Pm a young man yet :; only 83
this coming spring.
"Colonel, the only time the
Straights Of Dardanellc were fro
zen over was in the year A. -. 408,
so you mnst be mistaken in yonr
age. You must be nearly 1,475
years DID,
The old man said it was aston
ishing how ''tempus fuget," and
walked off as balmy as a spring
morn.
AS part of the marriage cerc-
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
5UB5CRIBHI HI NOW
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\ = N-1S51~ICL1b1L II No" "
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THE COTTON PLANT,
An s-pagc 40-column Agricultural
Journal, the only paper in South Car
olina published exclusively in the inter
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The best and cheapest Agricultural
paper in the South.
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The official organ of the State Grange.
Endorsed by the leading citizens of
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Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
CollsRse OF Iron Works

CLEVELAND, February 19,-Her.
bert Aver, OF Chicago, did not come
to Cleveland as was reported he would
No meetings of the directors of Grown,
Bonnill d Co., of youngstown, have
been called. Amasa Stone, a heavy
stockholder, said to-day he can give no
opinion whether their mills will shut
down. Mr.. Matthews, representing
J. V. Ayers Sons, Is here, but Sc
cluded. Mr. Griffin, receiver Of the
Upion Iron and Steel worke, OF
Chicago, Is here on busines of that
concern. The Republic Iron mining
company to-day attached Brown,
Bonnitl & Co. works at youngstown
for $35. Oe0
YOUNGSTOWN, o., February 49,
James Colwell, cashier of the Com
merciGl bank of leyelaud, came TO
this city Saturday and had a mortgage
filed In the recorders offi,e for $500,
600. The mortgage Is dated April 3,
1882, made by Brown, Bonnill e. 90.
to Dan S Eels and John Hay, of
cleveland, a. trustees, to secure the
payment of 100 bonds Of $500 each.
Il ,s secured by Herbert @. Aver, as
preaident, and A W. Jones, as secre
tary of Brown, Bonnill & Go. The
signature of Mr.. Aver was offered in
New York and certified to by s. b.
Goodsli By the terms of the mort
gage 1t covers ali property owned by
Brown, Bonnill 81 Go. in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
The Sugar Question.
ial Dispatch In T'ux Rrs


WASHINGTON, February l9.-New
York sugar r'men demand an Immediate
and thorough investigation into the
alleged frauds practiced by the Gus
tom officials of the Pacific coast in the
matter OF admitting Hawaiian sugars of
highergrade than Vas originally intend.
by the treaty. They charge that Claus
Speckels is in collusion with the Off
cials OF the treasury department, and
they demand that the question be ju-
dicially Investigated In San Francisco
by suit wherein sugar experts can be
called and the truth not be left en-
tirely to the custom officials and the
Speckels ring. The leading sugar
dealers In New York also ask that
congress shall ask the presi-
dent to make public all the
official correspondence In the de-
partment that may throw light
on the question. What sugar dealers
in New York seek to know Is the grade
of sugar, which, under the treaty, is
to be admitted free, and that ques-
tion the officials of the treasury re-
fuse to answer In practical way by
Identifying and marking the samples.
Importers to New York of Philippine
islanoo sugars say that since the
Hawaiian treaty there Is very much
less of sugar from the former islam d
heard of In the American ports.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20

bill for the repeal of the presumption
laws, and the provision efecting such
repeal was accordingly stricken out Of
the sundry civil bill. The total amount
of appropriations In the sundry civil
bill is S22. .247 900. The largest sim
gle Item Ia for public printing, g.
377, $50. The amount provided for
the signal service is 1856, ,O63. or
this 1896, 900 is for pay of corps,
1886, $40 for observations and re.
ports of storms, $l56,779 for
subsistence, $S5, 90S for barracks,
and quarters; $4,000 for mainten.
anoe of telegraph limos; S33, COO for
cost of experiments at Lady Franklin
bay, and the balances in small sums
for various purposes; sec, 900 was ap
propriated to use In preventing fraud,
ulont entries of land.
Secretary Folger Yves much i'm.
proved to day, aud expects to resume
eff iisl duties in few days.
Deustsr introduced bill 70 amend
the revised statutes regarding natural,
igation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20

railroad bill recommended by the
house committee. A whole horde of
railroad attorneys and csppers worked
for this bill on the floor all the oven.
Ing ana by their efforts II finally pass.
cd TIE house by the folio wing vote:
Ayes--Abel, Ashbey, Babcock,
5ierbower, Britton, Brown, Cornaby,
Cassel, Chaplin, Charleston, Chris.
torherson, Clark of Douglas, Colpet.
z,r, Cox, Davenport, Dawson, Dan.
man, Draper Of Cas-, Diaper of
Knox, Fooiinqer, Field, Frause,
Cow, Gray, Grimes, Grout, Hall,
Harrington, Hatcb, Hoebel, Holl.
man, Howard, Krsue, Lird, Lee,
Miller, Morrison, Neville, North,
Paine, Roach, Savage, Sohrader, Ses
s'ons, Spauogle, Steever, Stephenson,
Suessen bach, Swarinaton, Thompson,
Thorp, Tower, Watts, Walker, Wast.
cott, Whe1on, Wesenberg, Wolpb,
Worl, Mr.. Speaker.
Nsya--Armitsge, Bsrkley, Cole, Col
lins, Cook of Jeffe,aop, Cook Of Muck
os, Dodd, Freburn, Gordon, Grover,
Geinssead, Jensen, Jones, Luther,
Martin, McAl,istar, Palmer of Dixon,
Palmer of Saline, Ramsey, Rainey,
Ratclff. Roberts, Russell, Sadeleck,
Stoadwell, Towne, Turtle, Whitzell,
Werhan and Young.
Another voto was taken because the
emergency clruae had TO b. omitted
On this the vote Was the esme, except
that Wolf changed from sye to nay.
Explanations protesting against this
bill were flied by the following mem
oers: Armttsge, Collins, Ssdeleck,
Jenson, Palmer, of Dixon, Stead well
Bsrkleg, Ratcl,tf and Young. Mr.
Ashby said: While this bill is not
jost what would like, I believe it is
the best that can be got through the
house. therefore 1 vote yes. Mr..
Wo)ph said: "I am one who
have been hoping for railroad leg
islstion. l see no virtue In
this bill at all, although have seen
disposition to postpone all railroad
legislation that the people want. !
believe this bill has been introduced
to get zham and to get sham railroad
legislation. l propose to vote aye.
The railroad oappe,s were jubilant
over this victory A numbar of dem.
ocrats supported tho bill be.
cause they believed that Ii
would wreck the republican party
Tower f)r instance deolared openly
this was oouud to give the republican,
black eye, from which they conid
not recover. The impression prevaill
now that the seuate will refuse to pass
this bill, or IL it does, will amend Il
10y inserting the provisions embodied
in the SENATE railroad bill and send /
back.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
049

house and congratulated on his es.
cape from assassination.
Leave was granted to introduce
the affirmation bill - 184 to 53.
THE POPE TO KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, February 49, The pope,
In letter to the emperor, announces
he has permitted Bishops, without
waiting for complete revision of tho
navy laws, to notify the govern
ment Of the selection of new cur
ates. The pope asks, In addition
to revision, measures be taken to nit
igate impediments to the exercise of
clerical duties and training clergy.
This, he says, Is indispensable to the
very life of the church. If agreement
be established thereon real durable
peace will be easy.
THE FIREMAN. MINISTRY.
PARIS, February 10. Gambettist
journals are favorable to the new
ministry. The left, extreme left,
radicals AMI Bonapartists have decld-
ed to demand revision OF tho con-
stitution. France ntates jules Fer
rvs programme includes reviaion of
the constitution and establishment of
sorutin do llste.
THE SUSPECTED LAgD LEAGUE.
LONDON, February 19,--The Times
says the suspicion raised by ths evi-
denoe given by Carey on Saturday can
only DO allayed by thorough disclo-
sures of the accounts of the land
league, subject to an independent
audit. Until this is done the League
will be under the suspicion of MAIN
tsining secret relations with criminal
conspirac.eu Of the foulest type.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
MANAGER ABBEY
Some Facts About His Operatic ven-
ture.

CHICAGO, February 15-'T shall
bring Lapgtry back here" said Man
ager Abbey last evening" for an extra
matinee. to be given March 7. That
will be her last appearance here under
my management. AS to my operate
venture, my salary list will amount to
about 500, 900 week, and perhaps
moro. am not Mapleson. I general
ly give to the public what l sgree to
give them, and never send out ad-.
vance agents to lie to the press, / have
engaged Campanini and Valeria, and
l have virtually engaged Mime. Nilsson.
l have three agents now In Europe
looking after singers. shall probab-
ly have Nine. Scalchi. She Ia the
greatest of living contraitos. Trebbelli
is greater artist, but Scaldhi has the
most marvellous voice. The Metropol-
itan Opera House will be finished in
August. Mapleson has large num-
Der Of cheap artists, but II / cant get
along with very few OF these and give
q complete and 6rst-class opera on
tertalnment, better In all appoint
ments than any ever before given, /
shall close my house. I shall give
opera in Chicago sometime In next
January. Ishall probably have Gerater.
My agent is due In Oiessa to-day,
where she Is singing. She sings
through Russia, and then she goes to
Vienna. My other contralto will be
Nine. La Blache, who Is now In Ita,y,,
and who is well. known In this couatry.
Henry Irving opens In Wallack 3 old
theatre, Thirteenth street and Bread.
way, an October 20, and he will appear,
at Haverly's in Chicago, January s.
Messrs. Abbey and S,hoeffel purchas.
cd the International Hotel and Park
Theatre, Boston, for $500 900, and we
shall continue to run them as they are,
having owned the interior appoint
ments of the theatre previous to the
purchase. The Metropolitan Opera
House in New York will seat, when
completed, 3,210 persons, and it will
be totally fire.proof house, with five
exits for every part of the house. In
point of completeness and detail it will
be the finest in the world, and it will
be larger than the famous La Scala,
of Milan"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
D1owkard Brisbfn ON Custer.
pecial Dispetch to THK BER


MILES CITY, Mon, February 10
Gen. James S. Brisbin lectured at
Billings Saturday night. In the course
of the lecture he referred to the Gus.
tor massacre. He said had Custer
obeyed the instructions from General
Ferry, it was probable that he and mis-
command would be living to-day. The
death of Custer and his men was a
useless and unnecessary sacrifice,
brought abort by Clusters desire for
glory aud promotion. He read docu.
nents to prove his position. He ex-
onerated Rsno frorn all blame in the
battle of the Little Big Horn. Gene
raj Bftshin was next cavalry off ser in
rank to Custer when hs fell. His re-
marks produced great sensation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
The Consolidated Monopoly.
peclal Dispatch to TUK BEB.

New YORK, February ia meet
Ing of the directors of the Western
Union telegraph company was held to-
day. President Green made q report
that the company had taken full pos.
session of the Mutual Union wires
under tho lease made q week ago.
There was formal ratification of the
lease. DR.. Green said In the report:
"The rumor circulated that we failed
to carry the lease into effect, Is with
out foundation; In fact 1 ssy positively
we have now fully accomplished the
bargain with the Mutual Union and
there is no legal proceeding that can
render the lease null and void"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
Tricks OF Spectators.
Special DISPATCH TO THE BKR.

CHICAGO, February 19.-Crop ru-
mors sprung up on Change to-day and
gained some currency In business and
news circles They were all directed
towards the shaking confidence In the
stability of values and were for the
most part stories of heavy failures.
One failure was sad TO be that OF a
prominent iron firm and another was
in the wholesale grocery line. There
was no truth whatever in the stories
that general feeling of indignation
prevails that they should have been
circulated, as they doubtless had, for the
purpose Of influencing speculation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
ButIer's Talk with ths Prisoners
Special Dispatch to THE BIKE

BosroN, Fobru lry 19,-Gov. But.
ler and the executive council of the
prison commission visited tho state
prison to-day. The governor. ad-
dressing the prisoners, said: II did
not remove the old warden on account
Of anything he did to you, because I
always hear both sides. l took care
not TO hear your side until 1 got ready
to hear his, bus before 1 got ready to
hear his he had done something in
disobedience of orders of mine which
caused me to remove him."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
Thisving Bankers Gent Up.
loclal Dispatch In TuH REn

JERSEY CIrY, February 19.-Garret
s. Boyce, Edward b. Shaw and John
L. Berch, defsulting officers of the
defunct City bank, to-day plead cd
guilty and were sentenced at hard la.
Dor in the state prison as followa:
Boyce 10 years, Beach A, Shaw 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches TO THE BsE.
DoINGs IN PARLIAMENT

DoINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, February 19.-In the oom.
mons to-day Trevylan said the poor
law guardians were able to cope with
the distress In the county of Glare.
Fobody died of starvation there.
Parnell announced he would offer
an amendment to the address, also
would severely criticiAe the admin.
istration of the crimes act, jury pack
Ing, iniquitous sentences, etc., when
the discussion regarding English Off
GERS was finished.
Forster was loudly oheered in the
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
Knocked Ont.

specid Dispatch to THE BEH.
Troy, N. Y, February 18.-In the
glove fight tonight John Pow ers
knocked out Robert Hillard In the
sixth round.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-20
HAZENs INDICATIONS,

Another batch" of Hazen-L Lincoln
correspondence Was published to-day.
The former does not take his recent
snubbing kindly, and repeats his re-
quest for a senatorial investigation,
and in go doing he manages TO get
even with the secretary of war. The
latter again refuses, though In more
subdued terms.