The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-13
GENERAL.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON AND
OTHER NEWS.
Railroad Matters Sporting News
EduCat on and Labor Mer
camille Affairs.

rur OFFICIAL cor>r ~ ONO.


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It il Thought lac will .pon direct rc clus
.lhcntiuu ~ rmplulcs receiving less
than $1,000 wmcl will Include u mum.
her ~ thl4r receiving lrss thuu 5000.
aud who ARE NOT now subject tu the
regulations ~ the civil service ruumis.
sion II is not thought, however. that
employees receiving less than $500 will
hr included IN the classification.
The ptcHidrut today approved Tia,
sentence of dismissal IA the case OF
Lieut.. Col Gnltlr lgcs. of the 18th IN.
fintry, tried hy n court muriul ON
the rlurgr NJ having duplicated pn,
accounts. The proaldcnt nlsn approved
tine srutrur, of d,sutis.uI i'm thr ru.,.
Cnutnlu Edward r.. Hubbard ,f the
iunrt,rn,ust,r.s d.rurtp,,ut yyh, ,yu4
tried on IL charge Of Drunkenness. lie
dnsapproyed OF the srutrtct of dism,s-
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Il. = mlsuu, THIRD cay Try, VIII" wns t1od
ON the charge OF cund ct unh coming
"a gentleman uud officer nm marrying u
w"mnn who had been his mistress lite
also dlshppruNrd the sentence ut dl7mls'
sal III the 'nse OF Commander Fred IA
smith, United states navy, VINO was
tried on the charge oI dupllch'ing pay
accounts
Secretary t"lgcr Inns written q reply
I" senator ,htrlnud' who recently pre-
srhir' tue ''"'m oil a." ~ tie "I Arh h''
r"- lul moneys W''grd '" h' dn'
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ru w., ."l ,''" sue ',''
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the n..,rr OF lie i,pnrrmrnt hrs been f."
look ou the deposit Not as hcrE suspend
ed. II not entirely ah.olv'd. and uu'll
"'h'r"I'' ulI''hH ny '"H Hi'rH h'n dIs-
p'r,d I" ,"n,"l IN lha' usage.
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Marshall of this,
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.iIcrrrJ Iicut,unnt General ~nr.ds,n. In
The diyi-Ion oithr Missouri. NJ ,lor General
Pare. viii ,uc,rrd tu General Tia cock
comm nd in the east and Mai G.uurd
~cholicI viii remain IN command OF the
dlyls On ot the Pacific
Gen. lIo2on chief sig al utlirer re
turned to Wu-hmgl,u from an extended
tour IN the west lie had "a coufcrru a.
with the secretary of war tins morning,
relative to the failure pf the Grco,y re-
lief exp dltl"u.
Momhc.s of the Curcau embassy
called at the white horse today IN full
court drusH, aud tuuh turmt lraYc OF
the urceid'nt, hlieh. ed by a,l the mem
hrr7 IN" cabinet received them IA G'
hIuo pailnf. No pI'Nthl"'i'h Wus mhVr
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Tur day next for SIM Ernrci.co w,o. e.
trry will t.kr "A 4tpamrf ON the
II inst. for homie
rnrsiiirm,i,t made tLI.i ihr. u,,.ilrut