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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-07
Nir-inia NnHs.

Judge Lee. county judge OF Allegheny
county, is seriously III.
Mrs. Annie Chamblin. a Loudoun
county. who WIS 80 badly burned about q
month ago, died wednesday morning.
Thoma, J. Arin has been commissioned
postmaster at Double Bridge. Lunenburg
county, Va.
The engineers of the Shenandoah-Nalie
railroad are i'm Front ROYAL FOR the purpose
u locating new lire or stem OF that road
TO or 10y that town.
The Lexington Gqzet'e SAYS: Mr.. j.
Crawford Nelson. Of Baltimore, architect
Of the Lee mausoleum, has been here ma
king the final ARRANGEMENTS for finishing
the flooring and other inside work Of the
mausOleum.
wednesday night George Lee, who r.
sides near OsbOne'> ford. IN scott county,
was shot and instantly killed while seated
bv the fire in his house. surrounded BY his
family. The Estillyille Banners INFORM
ant saws suspicion rests on John Mann and
the Ramey brothers, between whom and
Lee there was an old feud. The shot was
fred through 4 crack in the house.
The trial Of Wash. Ellis (colorcd) for
killing Mr.. SilsS T.. Massey on the 18th 81
November last commenced at SpOt,yylnia
Courthouse last Monday. and was concluded
Wednesday. The jury. after being out q
short while, returned verdict Of murder
in the first degree. which was set aside by
the Judge rs not being in accordance with
the law and evidence. The tiry was COM
posed Of six white and six colored men.
The Norfolk Ledqa says: Captain II.
Amy. who has had charge OF the dredging
operations on the bar at tie mouth OF the
ChickahOminy river, on contract be-
tween Captain Joseph Baker and the United
states Government. returned 90 The city
Yesterday with the dredge and bumpers in
tow Of the tug Nettie and steamer William
Gates. Captain Amy report, that be has
opened a channel through the Lar, dis
tance Of 1.S00 feet. - feet wide, with a
dersh Of Is feet at low water. This depth
/, sufficient FOR all purposes OF navigation
in that stream.
4 CIarksburg West Va telegram says
Barney Doyle and bis two little girl,-aged
five and seven. ,pectiyely-were found
murdered in Doyle'S grocery, at West
Union. Doddridge county. at midnight
"wednesday night. The murders Were
committed with a Ratchet, which was found
living near by. Doyle. body was horribly
cut. Near Doyle lay the bodies Of the
children. who had been in bed. one OF
the children was dead when found. but the
elder Of the two exhibited signs OF anima-
ton. aud by great care she was restored TO
consciousness hong enough 10 identity the
murderer, James Harper, a fellow VINO
lives near the scene Of the tragedy.
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A Drunken IIebSObIin.
THE sPOOK THAT HAUNTs Mr.. SHANE'S HOUS
on ~ ETERNAL SPREE.

THE sPOOK THAT HAUNrS Mr.. SHANE 5 HOUSE
Of ~ ETERNAL SPREE.
lPhladeipha Times.I
Last night circle OF six SprituaiiSts in
yoked the presence OF the uneasy ghost
that has been making things interesting for
the family Of Mr.. shane ct 922 north
Eleventh street. The seance was held IN
the third-,tory front room Of the dwelling.
and il was a drcaTy sort Of sitting. The
leader OF the mediums was DIR. Alcott.
He was accompanied by four ladies
rather yirie in appearance and one
gentleman Of ehemInate mould. They
ordered the room TO be vacated, and
nj 10 O'Clock Miss Annie Mcdowell, Mrs.
Benedict, two reporters. and Mr.. shane
and hi, wife retired with the lamp to an
adjoining room. The mystic six then an
ranged themselves in q circle, and a mo
ment after they began 10 sing the "Sweet
By and By" Then the seXtette tried
Bound for an Evergreen Shore" but the
storied yerdure appeared TO have no charms
for the sp0Ok, As again there was no re-
spOnse. I'm about an hour and han the
door between the rooms was opened, ana
Dir. Alcott announced that everything pos
sible had been done.
- W hat was the result Oh inc scsstVh
he was asked.
ave have seen and talked TO the spirit.
he replied. "It's an intemperate spirit"
he continued. "IIc passed over about
twenty year. ago while he was intoxicated,
and he has been in that condition ever
since, and will remain so until we can get
him properly awake.
ellis rum had remarkable staying pow
ers." a reporter yenturod to suggest.
"Oh, that's common enough" Dr. Alcotl
replied. "Wben spirit is Translated
while intoxicated 1t remains so until by
communication with friends on the earth i
is recovered. He used TO board IN thl'
house in life, His name was Thomas L.
Wagner. lie was blacksmith, aged hiiy
four years when he died. He had boy o
eight years, who appeared with him to
night and who seemed afraid OF him."
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PETERSBURG.


REDEMPTION OF CIY BoNps--NEw COURT
HOUSE AND JAIL INPRlNCE GEORGE, &C.
rCorrcs,ouacnco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRi 6. 1883.
The CITY has for some time had seine
thousands 81 dollars TO the credit Of It's
sinking fund in hank. with the view Of re-
deem;ng it, bonds 30 that amount but the
chairman Of the Finance Committee states
fha, he has been unable 90 buy up any
bonds thus Gar.
In the month Of june the Common
Council will make up the general appro-
priation lin for The fiscal wear commencing
Iulv Ist. In view OF the suggested inn
provement, 20 streets. public property, and
the enlargement OF the public sewerage, Il
is probable the appropriations % some Of
The departments viii Doe larger than usual,
Int IL Is doubtful whether there will be
any increase Of taxation.
The Council met last night and adopted
the lcense-taN ordinance Tor The next year.
The changes from thc prescu; ordinance
are few and trivial. though there are some
new subjects OF taxation.
Work on the ucw courthouse In Prince
Ccorrc county will hc commenced shortly.
The present structure is rather dilpidatcd
and worse for wear. The Now building
viii De Of brick. aud Will Ice handsome
structure. ltis probable She county viii also
build q news iau this year in place Of the
present one. which is not regarded as alto
cciAcr safe.
At meeting of the Petersburg Bible
society held last night It was decided in
the future % cooperate with the state So
ciciv. and 10 act hereafter as N auxiliary
thereto.
Mrs. ". \. Wallace. rclict Of the late
Thoma. Wallace. one Of Pctcrslurg's most
prominent lawyers. died thi, afternoon Of
lcmorrhaec Of tAe luu-S.
There are many people here who be
Heyc that Petersburg ha, never had a fun
srd fair census. aud ij is not improbable
that the local authorities viii ere long take
steps % hayca thorough census taken by
the police. or other citizens appointed for
that purpose. ROBIN ADAlR.
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NOTTOWAY COUNTY.

TWO DEATH~-SrITS AGAINST THE RICHMOND
And DANyIILE RAlLROAD-PEEsONAL. ETC.
lCouo spondcncc OF the Richmond Di,patch.l
BUREEvILLE. April g. 1SS3.
Dr. Benjamin +. Royal, weil-knOWn
physician, died yesterday morning At his
residence. near Jcnnings's Ordinary, in the
seventeen year % his age. Captain Frank
Fl0uruOy. who has been confined 10 his
bed at hi. home here Cor a month. died
this morning at I O'Clock, in the thirty
seventh year % his age. Captain FlOunoy
has ben in The employment Of the Rich
mon3 end Ddnyi.le Railroad Company for
q number o. years. lie was very popu-
Jar conductor. aud very much esteemed by
al the employees Of the road.
N0ttowav County Court i, in session,
Judge Wei,igerpre,iding. TIVE important
suits against the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company are going on. One suit
/, brought against the said company for
5000 by John +. Elicit. He claims that
the railroad company draws water from a
branch above his mill and cuts of his
wa.er-pOwcr. The branch Is on his I'll
let's laud. The other suit i brought by
Joseph l.. Loatb. clerk in second Audi
tors Office. against the said company foI
$4,000. Lc1th i administrator on the O.
tate Of Charlie, Rudd (cOl0rcd), and brings
suit FOR R1dd's boy who was killed about a
wear agO by tine Richmond and Danyille
Company near this place. The boy was
asleep on the track when the train killed him.
Leaths bond was only given for twenty
five dollars. Judge Marshall and String
fellow are counsel for the railroad com
pany, and Allan, OK Farmyille, and Wing.
Of Nottoway. on the opposite side. Neither
case ha. been decided a. yet.
We had a good rain last night. The
prospect for q wheat crop is good.
Mr.. J.. ". Sueed, telegraph operator,
left Tuesday 10 accept position on thu
Virginia and Tennessee railroad as assist
ant agent u Central, Va. OMEGA.
POUR THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND PITY
DOLLARS DAMAGES.
Especial telegram % the Dispatch.
BrEKEyILLE, April g. Al late hour TIM
evening TIE jury in the case Of Rudd's adj
minisirator against the Richmond anC
Danyille railroad rendered verdict FOL
s4,750 damages.
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Pork very duh aud more or less norninai; fimiIy
mess. s3o.5O. M,ddIes dan and unsettled. Lard
IA &c. higher and very quiet. closing win ne "a.
sii.45; April, 81 i.44@s1145. frcights nrmer.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April C.-ffcur quiet and steady:
Howard--trcet aud western sugernne' s5oIrs
si.s7asH RIO 5r H;5ai se5.e.75: wxsiS
southern lower sDd quiet, western duh ana v~e.s
closing with o. sight reaction; sousLern feS,
fyiand siISSSsi20: 10. western winter red.
spot. sLi74nsi.ISk. Coru-soufhern steady:
western dnll and a52ai steady southern rne'
ern. 5lNj3c.; western white, 5iMj2c.: mixed.
i9@5oe,; Pennsyivanis. ,5le52c.. Provisions
aud clcar-db sides, packed, 81 and lie Bacon-
shoulders. Ole: clclr-rlb sides I2c.: hams. ifNd
l5c. Lard-Rcfned. l2sc. Coffee strong; RIO
steady; soft. SIC. Whisky quiet al sl.l6I
@<Ll7. Freish,s dun.
CINCINNATI.
CIycfyyATI, April 6.-Floar .TIet family,
$4,000 ti.75: fancy. sJ.IOfs5.75. Hhett
6rrn AZ 4jsc. Pork, sis.5O@sls:75. lard hrm
bard. refined, 946, 0<c. Hogs hrm; common and
light sG.25@s7.sJ; packing and butchers, s7.i5
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. April 6.-FlOur Dominal!y m
changed. Wheat lrm No. red winter, l.O3ta
sl.us: Corn quiet: No. white; oze.; No.
unchanged. Whisky heavy holders IA order to
ell seem unwilling 70 make concessions.
ST. LoUIs.
81. Louis. April g. Flour unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and generally higher: No. rcd fail.
: l.u7 tfi- 1918 cash: No 3 red flll. : L. 2et
il024. Corn higher; i7ifff7tfc. casi, 46l 20
i7s.c. April. Oats higher. 49, cab. Mhi-key
steady al Sl.l4. Pork quiet at Sis %. bulk-
meats dull long clear. 1920: short rib. $40.
short clear. SlO.25 asked. Bacon caster; long
clear, lu.jQ: short ~, siu.G24e 5000 short
clear. Slt. Lard nominaliy Sill.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 6.-FlOur unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and generally lower. Corn Irregular but
m iuiy higher 3e7 ~ ) &C. cash. Oafs sicady: i2hc-
cash. 4Oac. april PORK In fair demand ana
easier Sls.lj cash and April. Lard scarce anf
steady; Sll2j sll.2Tn cish and Apiii. Nhis-
key steady and unchanged.
NILWAUkFE.
MLwArREs. Aprll 6.-Fiour nominal. Wheat
weaker No. hard. .l.iU'.; soft. cash. Si.0j;
April sL02; NO. ,. sfsc. Corn stronger: No.
2. 52sc. Oais lower: No. ., f2c.; white. i5hc-
April. Ifrl-rrlme steam. slI.2J cash and
April. Hogs steady az -7as7.JO.
NEW YOEh COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Cot'on-Not receipts,
SIG bales; gross receipts. 5,l43 bales. Fuiurcs
closed steady sales. s1.t0u bales: April. $3.50
$500: May. StO.03H SO % Juue. siO.l7g
2lOIS: July. 5iO281 5000; August. .lO.3S
xlO.39: september. SlO.I6a s1n.l-: octOher,
S9'e2 S9.9f November. $500 1898 Dccem-
Ter. $3.50 sg.Si: January s9.9ie 1886.
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Threatened Railroad-W in any-
renee. Mass.

LAWRENCE. Mass. April Ga gang Of
$50 men, employed by the Boston and
Lowell Railroad ComDlny. this morning
began tearing mp Canal street and laying
dc, and tracks thereon, 80 q, 10 afford a
connection for the Boston and Lowell
road with all the mill corporations OF the
city. Mayor Bgeen was notified, but be
ascertaincd that he could not interfere,
rs the thoroughflre j. the property 81
The Essex company, never having been
accepted by the city. Il is understood this
action was taken toaGord means Of compe-
titiou with the Boston and Maine road.
The Mayor and Aldermen viii meet to-day
20 discuss the situation. and il i stated
that an injunction against the Boston and
Lowell Company will De asked from the
supreme Court.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS-iMP AC-
TON or GENERAL LEE-PERsoNAb.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
APRu. 6. 1888.
The two entertainments given by ladies
and gentlemen OF this place in the Town
Halt on Tuesday and Wednesday nights
for the benefit OF the Monticello Guard
demonstrate beyond a doubt that there Is
dramatic talent OF more than Ordinary
character amongst us. The perfect con-
ccpiiou Of the characters represented by
Misses Shackcliord. Bowcock, ana Jefferson
i'm the little comediotta "A Lesson IN
Love" and the singular ability with which
they were portrayed. would argue in pro-
fesSional, long and patient study. The
gentlemen also did Wcll-MesSrS. Blakov,
Norris. and Coleman. The audiences were
delighted, and the results generally, under
the management OF MIR. T.. y. Perry, were
satisfactory.
General Fitz Lee has issued a circular TO
The cammandants Of regiments in his bril-
rade si,nifving his wish % have the bri-
pade cncamp in the city Of Richmond next
I'm N which time the cornerstone Of
Lee monument will be laid with grand
military and civic display. His instruc-
ton. are that the commanders % the COM
panics shall put their men into immediate
training. and discolntenauces any inter-
mediate encampmcnt. In view OF the pro-
position pending to make the unyeiling OF
The statue Of Jefferson an occasion OF in
terest on the 4th OF july next. in which so
much and such widespread interest
has been excited, and the way to
which had Just begun TO be made
clear, this order Of General Lee j.
Is a dash of cold water upon the cnthu-
sia,m OF the projectors Of this scheme.
We are &C SET again. and can't see land
from this point. Colonel Wertenbaker,
who has taken an active interest in this
matter. is AZ present undecided rs to what
course II i best 20 pursue. Is the presence
Of the First brigade was oi prime import
ance I'm connection with the proposed celc-
bration. lie is the chairman OF the Board
OF Officers Of the brigade. whose prcroga-
tive IL would seem 10 be 20 decide such
questions. Thi, Board j. called 20 meet at
Alexandria ON the 9th instant. Whether
the Board win decide 20 move counter 20
the wishes Of the commanding general re-
mann, 20 De seen. In the mean time there
VIII be-: some shiliul2manUuyrms between
the opposing forces.
General james O.. Field has been regis
tered At the Central Hotel for several day
past.
The first thunder-shower Of the season
occurred here early tins morning. QUP.
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STAIrNTON.

CEIEDEATTD Casa new LIFE-INSU-
RANCE CovPANY-THE DEMOCRATIC PRI-
MARY PRIVATE INSANE ASYLUM - PER-
SONAL.
lCorFespoad,uce OF The Richmond DlsDatch.l
AYEIL g. lsS3.
Colonel W. W. Gordon. Of Richmond;
Hon. !. Kan. Tucker and Colonel Ed.
PonGiet-n. ~ Lexington: and 2. l..
rari>. Esq. II Gown zion. are counsel in
the "c,'l DRAFTED LoW-NoOr case as is
called the important End suit under the
,tvle o., ID. Robertson r2. We'cher and
others. which has occupied the Circuit
Court ali this week. The suit involves The
possession OF Is acres OF land lying con-
ti-um> o. The ore-beds Of the Low-Mo0r
Furnace Company. and Is very valuable on
account 81 The large and CNteu>iycly-rich
ore-yeins ON IL. d the Gentlemen claiming
thi, lind. O.. which Major Charles :. Car
riugtou. oi voUr city, IS one. should
build g furnace upon Il. o. they VIII
probably do should they establish
their claim. they would be most
announcement ncighbor, 20 the Low-Moor
company. rs being situated above them on
The creek in which the latter wash their
ore. they would Use the same stream for
That purpose, and the water would come
down % Low-N00r already saturated with
the washing> above them, as we'll a. for
other reasons. The title under which
Welchcr hold, dates back e., far a. 1870.
ana Low Moor j. interested in maintaining
IT, validity. while tle plaintiffs rely upon
title II more recent date. The evidence in
the ease was only closed Yesterday after
noon. and NT. Tucker commenced the ar
gument shortly before the adjournment.
The two gentlemen first named in this par
a-r1ph represent the plaintiffs and the other
two the defendants.
s new liie-inSUrauce company, the Staun-
ton Life Association. has just been organ
lied here and has commenced business
with every prospect Of success. II ha,
now endowment feature. which viii make
IL very popular. General John Echol, j.
president: D3yi, A. Kayscr. Nice-presi-
dent: Hugh VI. Mclhany. secretary: John
Carroll. treasurer: T. {. Morton, general
agent. and Or. =. Vi. FaunilcrOy. medical
director
The Augusta county Democratic primary
will bc held on tomorrow. There i I'M
usual interest felt iu the election. and the
contest VIII Dr. spirited. There are three
candidates for the Office oi treasurer. two
for sheriff. two for Commonwealth attOr-
ncy. and nine commissioner Of the reYt-
nue.. Dr. William Hamilton. who was for
nearly ihirty-one year, assistant physician
80 tl- Western Lunatic Asylum here, and
displaced last summer 10y the new manage
mcnt. ba, opened q private asylum Tor the
insane iU tbs city.
VI sjor {. :. Darlington, OF your city.
was IN attendance at the Circuit Court YES
teIdav. NOX.
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Serious stabbing ARRAY ut Roanoke
lsrecal leleeram to a. Di.ratch.

lrIcclal Telegram 70 iht bi-IAtchl
ROANOKE, Va, April Ga difficulty oc-
cnrred this afternoon between l.. Birming-
ton and Seldom Graves, employees at the
Crozier Steel-Works. Bennington stabbed
Graves with a knife, and inflicted several
serious wounds. The difficulty grew out
Of a misunderstanding about some work in
which they had been engaged, aud in which
Bennington charged Graves with Striking.
In Che afternoon Bennington went TO
Graves with a large open pocket-kniic in
his hand, and proposed settlement OF their
differences, whereupOn Graves struck him
'on the head with block OF wood. They
Their clinched, and in the scuiile which en-
sued Bennington stabbed bis adversary in
the left shoulder and IN the hack under the
left shoulder blade Both wounds are
serious, but il Is not believed that they will
prove fatal.
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slFrERrp rop TWENTY YEAHs.

Hon. JOSHUA TUTHILL, of East Saginaw Mich,
saws: Count me among the enthusiastic friends
Of Hunt, Remedy. II has proven In my case all
Won claim for IT, Having suffered for about twenty
wears with severe disease Of the kidneys (which
our local physicians pronounced Brghi's Disease,
made Journey East % consult the eminent DR..
Haven, Of Hamilton, New York, Of whose fame Ia
ti,s speciality had heard much. Or. Haven eX-
amined me carefully and simply said. Go and get
"a bottle Of Hunts Remedy and take according 10
directions After having travelled so FIR for
treatment, Il struck me rs rather funny 10 be d.
rected 10 take medicine which | might have
bought within stones throw Of my own door;
but was ia the doctors hands and Of course
followed his advice. and right glad was that
did so. for before had taken Hunts Remedy half
a dozen Zines / found immense boneGt from 1t.
and by continuing the Use OF II for a limited time
l recovered from my trouble entirely and am to-
day. think, one Of The most rugged Of rugged
Nichigandcrs. The world T. indebted b you, sir.
for the PRONUNCIATION Of such a medicine, aud
hope you may not 20 without your reward
APP 5-Th(wlsa&Tu
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NO GONGS. so BANNERS" \ sum
MER IDYL."
FROM 4 PROVIDENCE MERCHANT

ERON PROV lbtNtE hEEtitANl.
NJ GEORGE II. DAVIS. a fruit-deaier at 2e7
Westminster street, bears his grateful testimony
10 the uncquancd excellence Of the production of
one Of our most skniul Providence pharmacists
Mr.. Davis says: Las, spring was very greatly
troubled with severe inflammation II tie Kidneys,
and i, became 50 bad that az times ! uglnated
blood and ny suaerings were intense. Ny condi-
ton was 20 painful that Tor awhile was scarcely
able to attend % buslnoss. and tie severe pains
would come so suddenly aud severely that would
be Obliged to leave a customer whom might hap
pen to be waiting upon. During part Of the
time ] was unable 70 walk, and scarcely knew
what 70 DO or which way 10 look for relief. Al
tbs time o friend recommended Hunts Remedy.
took two bottles OF 70, and IL took right hold Of
my disease aud cured me very speedily. and have
experienced no trouble with my Kidney since.
"Furthermore. Hunts Remedy has strengthened
me very much, and since began 20 use 10 have
been able % attend 10 business, and am an right
now. heartily recommend 10 iO all. What 10 has
done for me II VIII DO for you who are afflicted
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotion quiet; sales, is
bales; utlands, l0e.; Orleans losc.; CONSOLE
a. rcat britain. 1881 bales; 70 France, l,299
bale: TO The coRhnent, 1884 bales South
em Hour dahl and drOoping; common 70 iair'
49, .5lO; good II choice, s0.lOGbrO.IS.
Wheat-Cash unsettled and &@sc. lower; No.
suring nominal: ungraded red, sl.C5Msl. 20A.
ungradeI white, sl9sl.23; No, red, SLY
Nnrp sl.lT@Sl.I7A Cors-Cash lots unsettled
and ". lc lower; ungraded, 57063c.: nueraded
Witt. Ole; No. 2, 63AG6tc.; Aprii, 63so6iSc:
f,rts orened s1hc. lower, afterwarJ recovered
nom the decline and advanced be3sc-, closing
,tcqdy: No. 2, 52kef5 3c. Hops quiet ana held
arm : New Works, S7eSg5c. Ccaee higher ana
m"re active; no. Rio, April, s1.53ees9.65.
sugar unehanged. Nolasses- Foreign lower; Cuba.
50c test. 81 ~ at Delaware breakwatcr; New Or
leans steady at 30H6rc. Rice steady; RAngoon
Se Co,ton-seed oil. 52M59c. Rosin steady. lui-
nsn,ine steady AZ 4SAc. Hides hrm and trade
mode ate. Wool steadily held and ysgy quiet
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Washington items.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-Thc Department,
OF Justice Is notified that J. VI. Robinson,
one Il General L1a,trect', deputy mar
slal,. ef Georgia. has 'ccn placed under
$1,000 bonds 10 answer an indictment for
presenting fraudulent accounts. Robinson
+, the second of Long-trctt'> deputies In
dicfcd for thi, offence. Crawford. who wa-
first indicted. and who escaped from GUS
todv. la, not been reclpiured.
Intcrnal-licyonuc-Agcnt Chapman. of Tie
Second Georgia district. report, That ilom
December /. 1SS2. 90 March Il. 1883. in his
district los di.tillcliCs were seized, GO dis
tneries destroyed. % removed for for
feiture. lG3.1jO gallon, OF beer destroyed.
1.77G gallons Of low wines and cC7 gallons
II Whi~key seized.
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if1cr tho inlinns.

SANTA F., y. ". april Ga small band
OF Indians making for the Burro mountains
passed near Deming yesterday morning.
Captain Martin, with two companies, has
started in pursuit. Generals Crook and
Mckenzie held conference at AlbU-
querquc Yesterday. General Crook viii
make an aggressive campaign in Arizona
with the view OF carrying out secretary
Tcller's idea OF wipng ont the entire band.
The Chiricahua hostile,. under the leader
ship Oh Juh. are supposed to be scattered
through the Chricahua mountains IN Ari-
ZnuT.
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Tho DubIim Directorate.

DUBLIN, April G.-At the coming trials
evidence will be adduced showing that the
dublin Directorate CONSISTED Oh ynan,
who was known rs no. james Nal
let. known as mo. James Carey,
no. 81: Daniel Curley, :. :. No. ~; and
Edward McCaliery. " No, D..
THE Frefman's Journal editorially says
IT !. the duty OF every honest and honora-
lie Irishman to reprobate aud denounce
that species OF deyiltry which can only end
in The alienation Of all good men from their
snnnort Of the national cause and the col
Iapse. ruin. and disgrace OF the cause ii.
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