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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
ODopuell,s American Counsel

CHICAGO. NV. AT meeting of
Irishmen on the fifteenth OF last month,
resolutions were passed instructing its
chairman to communicate with the state
department OF the United States, with
view of securing the sending OF in
structions to tine American consul at
Great Britain to use his influence towards
securing an impartial trial for O'Donnell,
as an American citizen, on the charge OF
Il murder of the informer Carey, and ask
the court to relax the rules of practice be-
fore the British courts TO the extent OF al
lowing an American to act as counsel for
ODonnell.
In reply to the letter received from Secre-
tary Frelinghuys sen, in which he says: I'm
the event of its being ascertained that Pat
rick o'Donneli is an American citizen ne
will receive from the state depart.
ment of the government all
protection to which he is entitled
in harmony with this request Of the resolu-
tions which you enclose, 1t Is not within
the province Of this department to ask q
modification OF the ruling Of the court in
particular pending case. He adds, that
IL he English court should need the assn.
rance of the high standing OF the counsel
sent from this country, the American min
lister will be intructed to give it."
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There is an unusual amount Of sicknsst
thi. sutumn. Of the type knoSn as 'De7F-
ous prost-stion." IL is prevalent among
ns-d-vorksd people. Who have beea oe
p-ivsd Of NEEDED sumner rE
and recreation. men NO CARY
t6sfF busiusss home vifhfhsm ever night
ard women uto are wors out ~ dome-tlc
csres and uorries- u y Terg sirsnfs %
uurn ue are told sbout Tod. ci0fhing
vr-Iffir.ion. drEinsrs. erercise a1d olrsr
rs.irgs wbich hsvs En- irfueucs On or
hssiih. and nov very sei3on ne think -
resf And yei, &c q rsueiial aud -est1-s-
tfvr rJe.zu-s u is q the frsi
irrpCrtsucs r. DEIy c1sss- Nos
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A new York butter buyer who TOOK
run into Orange county a few days ago 10
s.e nov the buttered land lay, came across
a. old farmer Who bad q big lot Of butter
on hand, but with no iDclination TO sell
"Fact H." be explained, me and the
bovs have concluded 20 form corner on
Orange county butter; come IN and see oui
stock" -
The dealer followed him into ne vsre
house. ard pushing aside the c1ver Of beg
sampled is contents. Alter smscking bis
Hus f,r a while, be saiG. The sDly thing
I can see 70 oppose the success OF your
scheme IL the name Of ~.
why, the papers viii speak OF y a. ne
Orange county butter cornfr' Noh
they" q,
Jim afrsid not; think they u refer 70 y
AZ the sOrsnge couuty axle grease factf'rJ
rrufird the speculator Is be humoiy Nsikeo
ut.-rWalI Street. News
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A March of 5000 Miles.

Noticeable at the Spa hotel is the tall
figure of an old soldierly looking gentle
man, whose military career is interesting
It is General A. w. Doniphan, man 70
years old, who, at the beginning of the
Mexican war, in June, 1886, stepped from a
large practice into the ranks, whence he was
At once elected to the colonelcy OF the hrst
Missouri regiment of mounted volunteers.
The similarity between the names, Memo
phan and Doniphan has been noted, but
the resemblance does not stop there. Gen
eral Doniphan like the Greek leader, MADE
one of the longest marches on record.
8 artlus at Fort Leavenworth, the hrst
Missouri volunteers marched to Mexico
and other states, participating In the pat
ties of Drastic and Chihuahua, losing put
one man in both, but capturing 0VO ana
killing the same number OF the enemy
The hardy band of less than 1000 men,
without a cents pay until their return,
made a circuit of 5000 miles in thirteen
months, ten of which they were constantly
in the saddle. General Doniphan finds at
Idaho springs, O. o. Banks. member OF
his regiment, and in the state Ex-Governor
Gilpin, major nnder him, and Commo-
dore Decatur, one of the volunteers. An
uncle of DR.. Hall of the navy now here. was
in his regiment and was elected from the
racks TO congress. He with General Donl-
phan framed the present laws of New Mex
leo. The gederal is still hale and hearty
ard seems TO enjoy his advancing years as
be deserves to.-[ldaho Springs Gazette
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CITY COURT.

City VS.. John Leopili, intoxication; fned
b. ,,-, y.
City vs.. David Edaards, suspicion; dis
missed. ,-.,.
City VS.. Frank McCombs, carrying pistol;
lined $25. ,,A
CITY We. Elmo White, interfering with
private property; dism Used. Il.
City vs.. Annie Jones, interfering VIII
private property; transferred TO justice
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DIR GORDON GIVES BOND.

DR.. w. F. Gordon, of Mineola, who was
arrested some weeks since by city marshal
of his having performed an abortion upon
Miss Eliza Conger of that place. gave bond
Yesterday morning in the sum Of 500 with
II .ssrs. w. ]. Betterton, s. b. Hopkins and
j. II. Sigh as sureties tor his appearance at
IN next criminal term of the district
court.
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A STOCK PRAIN wbECKEO.

The eastbound passenger train over u
Texas & Pacific road due here yesterd'
morning at $50 did not arrive until 800
the afternoon, which made it twelve hon
late. The delay was occasioned by y
wreckipg of freight train loaded WI
stock near Easiland which required son
time to clear away. The front END OF o.
of the cars containing cattle gave away ~
several of the animals falling out OIL .
track wrecked the train in which numb
of cars were thrown from the track ana u
stock more or less injured.
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Ladies should reflect well before using
any preparation that is applied to so deli
cafe surface as the skin. Any cosmetic
will at first impart beautifying effect and
not apparently injure the skin, but III
very snort time little oiotches ana dlscoior-
atoms appear on the face which conciusiyeiy
show the poisonous drugs in their oompo-
sition. Ii can be safely said that more than
two.thirds of the face powders contain
these Injurious ingredients. Pogzonl's
medicated complexion powder is not only
absolutely free from all deleterious matter,
but It's principal ingredient is an active cur
alive for all diseases OF the skin. IL has
stood the test OF years. Sold by all drug
gists.
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womsn's primitive beauty al

WomRn's primitive beauty ana VBoI
which have been lost, can be restored and
retained by the action of certain constitu'
tional agents. These agents necessarily
regulate, build up, fortiiy and antagonize
ali existing female irregularities and ex'
ceeses, or distractions which produce the
III health. The remedy must unload the
locked up secretions, add iron to blood
strength to the system and vitality &c
nerves, Such a remedy is found in the use
of English Female BitGers.
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7i1faaenI

800, aUJfFDlnVAtk or FRANCS,
bag uado no NO agonif Tor N state ofTerU 10
scll HE rofnrfall lnf remedy NalufGe COunai
blal uCi0mHvo or ViielfeE All affected With
nervous debility l0aa NJ manhood and all kIns
bred d'soie,g should ~ noe procure hia circular
from whlth " loan ihe fAuge Of the diseases
above q enionoJ tneh ~ once 10 procure from
ng Or thfOlRi ne BY yOui drfEgislOf y express
thC nrYer.lafing remedy
CEOWDrs, BALDWIN q WILLIAM,
Wholesale DrngRl H. Dallas. Texas
by retail ~ Togen Br san y. l.. Williams
Iliu tratod Marriage dude, go pages. cloth
md gilt binding. % cents same Ia paper cover
8 cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood, is
enls; pamphlet, c'uts, securely sealed, by
nail Send money o. postage stamps DIR.
the Grca Specialist ol7 81.
n cries Street. st. Louis, Mo.
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TAX COLLECTIONS.

Tho state and county taxes having been
due only one week but a small part has
been as yet collected. Collector Gillespie
has lust completed his trip over the coun-
ty visiting the precincts. Seventeen days
were consumed in thus complying with the
law and tha total collections did not reach
Al 600. The people Of Duck creek, in pre-.
cinct No. 3. paid near 800. being the lHrgest
amount paid by any precinct In the county
Mesquite, in precinct No. 4, came up sec
ona best. The taxes do not become oelln.
onent until March LIST next. and 1t is more
Convenient for a large majority OF the peo-
ple 10 settle at the county seat.
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THE TEXAS TRUNK NOT FOR SALE,

A report having been published at nome
and abroad that the Texas Trunk railroad
vas for sale for the sum of $3.50, 600 and
that ColoLel Henderson. a railroad man .
lad gone on TO Boston to form Syndicate
Il purchase the same, a HERALD reporter
c,lled on Captain S. ]. Adams, president OF
tie road, yesterday, to learn II there was
s,y truth in the matter. He stated most
slin' AT ally that the road was
E,t ion sale to anybody at
sv price, and that there was
ut The lea st foundation tor the rumor. On
tie contrary the company are pushing the
york forward with all possible speed In
oder 20 make up the fifty miles OF road
ty the Doth # November. necessary to save
sac charter, which they expect to have COM
hsled ny the 18th inst. When the re-
y uired Gly miles are completed the work
Eil not cease, but be pushed on to the rich
,ineries Of southeast Texas. The material
br the construction of the line is on the
Iround, all of which is paid for. The track
i being laid at the rate OF mile per DAY
Ihis line is one owned by prominent busi'
COS mon Of Dallas, who have the true m
|erest OF the city at heart, and they mean
business.
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Inportant

TmDUrtHUI. - =. -,
When you visit or leave New York City,
save baggage expresses or carriage hire,
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central depot. Six hundred ele-
CANT rooms, fitted up at cost OF one mil
lion dollars, reduced to 81 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator. Res
taurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroads to all de-
pots Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Union Hotel than
in any other fjrst.elass hotel in the city.
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IsH not orange that volcauo should
exist IN dozen or more miles Of 81. hsrEs
q port hat h s been visited b ship. IRON
various portions q the world. ct difereuf
TINES. ~ ,esr tbrss centuries. and that no
49, ~ -~fusr~ iis- vsrsd 80
va 4. --'r-f atrl1Es e that the exist
ruos Il see ~ I'D Vclcsno rs neTsr
fesrl II Ertl uitln TIE Last feE yeers
Me- rsa-s arr e. cansl rs cut Inn tne
AZ river aaErt ire nsrurAi n-inges =
10 -frss ri~sr. = So rrlies aDCFe IL
% rtl1s i1- uppos-1 Folcrno = t.
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Ifbou.e wives will make sweeter, lighter
and more digestible biscuits, caEes et1
with DR.. Prices Powder, than Gao be psi'
with other kinds. is 1t not an incontssiioh
proof OF its purity and greater excellence
Give DR.. Prices Cream Baking I-"uer
trial in the oven and we will warrant "
give perfect satisfaction.
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Crushed TO Death

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2.-To-day in A rmen'
Ia, opposite the city, j. II. Cavauess, a
wealthy merchant ia Dire county, on bis
way 10 purchase good, was accidently
caught between the platform and bacEing
of the railroad train and crushed 10 death.
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nr.Ta AT THE HOSPITAL.

w. "A. Brooks, of Maryland, aged thirty
eight, died yesterday morning at the city
hospital of consumption. His brother at
Fort Leaven worth was notified OF his death
and the remains are being kept by Under
taker Smith awaiting instructions.
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A cough or cold taken between now and
Christmas frequently lasts all winter. This
lis certainly the case with people who have
weak lungs. The most convenient, relia-
Idle and inexpensive remedy is Johnson
IA nodyne Liniment. 1t is to be used inter-
llally and externally.
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sPIrrTrALIzING THE sINGISG.

The Lamar street NJ. Y. Church South,
will proceed TO insugurate large choir Of
children consisting of one hundred or one
hundred and city, TO be assisted by the au-
dience, and will have It's first meeting Tor
organisation ssd rehearsal this afternoon,
ut the Dallas Female College. a. o CLOCK ;
This IL a move In The right direction, and
must necessarily be productive Of the best
results ~ many vays; u will do away WITH
the artistic choir and spiriiuslize toe sing
Ing. will develop the talent Of the children
for thst most delightful worship, and in
-rrc-Nbsir etierninnce upon divine services,
ths last named being q long-ielt want BY
many pastors.
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VIM. t. Ford, OF Kansas City, writes
1.-THE demand for 'Prickly Ash Is ttefs IN
this city (as comes under my oost Yaloh
avers 10 recommending proprietary medi-
c,nes, / am thoroughly convinced thu for
those special diseases for which the are
recommended they have no equal, sno nve
Eminent satisfaction to those who have USED
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An ALLEGED OUTRAGE.

VIC. Acorn, well known farmer res d.
ing few miles north Of the city,was arrest
ed yestedsy morning by Sheriff Smith on q
warrant issued by the district clerk on an
Indictment found by the grand jury iouno
against him charging him with attempting
70 commit an outrage on Dora rrszier'
wife of Mr.. ]. G. Frazier,
some two weeks since. ne
was lodged in the county jail but SUD
seooe3tly gave bond Tor mis- appearance N
the sukn of $500. Mrs. Frazier appeared e.
q vitnss before the grard jury and gave a
detail& ID account OF the sffair. she aIeees
that Acorn who is q Deighnor assumed
Der dining the absence OF her nut
band and she simply pre-
vsnfedI him from accomplishing
bis pu Z pose By fighting bin end Der supe
riorisy III strength. for she is q young mar 81
ned vdlpan Of twenty-five summers, While
be IL 81. In the scuffls she bsd with Elm
she pui II out q bunch Of bis cray beard
which u has kept 10 introduce - tyl-
rence. He has since shaved bis besro on
Tee sr-tr has caused q god deal OF talE,
snf IA her and fuller developments m
the afist are ah1i0usly awaited.
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don't care how costive they are, I'll buy
them, said an Irishman. He meant costly,
but ii you are costiye use Smiths Bile
Beans delightful cathartic and the pest
liver corrective. Price 25c. per bottle.
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Rev. .. ~. PIsrcss FsIure-Pstitionso
ssIr LAKE, EOT.2-Lsbilities Of tbe
Rev. 8. N. Pierce. Of Rocky Mountain
C.-sssi.n A5vocste. are rreater than
zee ~ f-.- reported. Liabilities 81 I'D
Arssfts 500 being msny British sublecis
In ~ Rocky mCurtsirs- -
The Frrl of Grnnvills has ben petition
I'd - rstshlish q c1rsul IN Denver ano
vics-oonsul IN Salt Late
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rautasaRnwlIne.

Tnut as uowline. 49,,
6oUTH AHBoY, N. J.-Capi ain John Riley,
Of the barge WIN. u. smith, OF .nhs
copoueror, st. Jacobs OIL, aud found Il
good thing; Il cured me. / shall always
sneak well Of IL
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II your complaint is want of appetite, try
lalf a vine-glass Of Angostura Bitters hall
I'M hour before dinner. Beware of counter
Tits. Ask your grocer or druggist for the
ipnuine article, manufactured by DR.. j. u.
/ Siegert A. Sons
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Premature Report

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2-The rumor Of the
failure of the Rock River paper mill is con-
sidered premature, aud the firm has assets
10 an amaunt double that Of the liabilities,
and hope that all matters will be adjusted
selialactOrllv.
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THE BEST
$3.50 for SIS 90.

J. II. Wilton q Son. 9th street. n Y, rays:
I'VE have used Fllis's SPAWN Cure IN our stables
for two wears and have iried 1t on the following
with perfect success Splnts. curbs, ring bones
lunches on the neck swellt ankles; also gum.
cy sore throst ana for general stable linlmeht
IL is the best article we have ever used
For further particulars free books, etc.
write 20
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Decline of Man,
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence
sexual debility, cured by Wells Hea lth Ike
pewer 81
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Mrs. M. A. Gillespie, SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS, says: II used Browns Iron Bitters
for dyspepsia and debility and am much
henefitted
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Ponds Extract

Ponds Extract
For int, rnal as we'll as external apphgh
ton, is recognized as without an equal
neuralgia, ague, hemorrhage and lnham
nation.
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HOretOrds Acid fnotphhec
FOR LEMONS OR LINE JUICE -,
is a superior substitute, aud It's use Is pohi'
lively beneficial to health.
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Jg.I-au Ior p1lH' 8 ls4tIt.' -Vt F.oFs, ~~I
MARRIAGE rAaSS.s
pITHdNT FIFE ! GUIDE
EleFGnt cloth and Gilt binding Scales ,gr r, &c
an hostage or currency. Over my wonderfu PEI Ro's
true TO life; articles the following subjects Mn1
marry who not. why. Proper age tS InarIs Nn9 MA
Srst Manhood WouanhoOd PhyscaISeIair Ito euSS,
,libacy and excess. Who should mar HcN ue anu.is
p!ness may be increased. The Physiology o.
sna many more Those married contemplating Haiias
should read H. It ought TO be read by all adult ~.
sept under lock and key. Popular edition Name as
out paper cover, 200 pages 40 cts. py ma IN H-'
.ostage. Cheapest good guide n America
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.SeltHer Apecfent.
20 or STORM THE SYST

10 or STORM TIE SYSTEM
WITH VIOLENT CATHARTlCs THAT RACK
AND TEAR'ANO WEAKEN TIE UNFoRTU-
NATE IEvAID. BUT TONE THE STOMACH,
RELIEVE THA BOWELS, REGULATE THE
LIVER AND REkREsH THE NERVEs WITH
rARRANrS EFFERvEsCENT SELTZER
APERIENT WHEN THE FIRST SYMPTOMS
OF ILLNEsS APPEAR. A MORE DsLIGHT-
Full H. FERvEsCENTpRAUGHT is NOT TO
BE FOUND, AND A MORE POTENT RENE,
DY FOR DYSPEPSIA, SLIoUSNEss, CON-
sTlPATIoN. NERVOUS HEADACHE, CoLlC
AND GENERAL DEBILITY\DoE5 NOT EX-
IsT. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGtSTs.
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wotksr swan's Uorrn syrup.
Irf.llibls. tastslsss, hnrmies5, cntne ~
m q rsriskr res. resllessress, soTms. cor
ssips.i3o. -
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The sick worn and Del .ctsd should rad
the advertisement Of GOlien.s Liquid Beef
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Mr.. w. T. RvsBs. Jevett, Teras, says
aBrown's Iron Biiters invariably give per
,.s,ent sstisfsction 20 all Who use H."
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Ecisos In the Head. the vital fluid passing uoD.
served IN tho urine. and many other dtseses
that lead 10 insanity and death.
THE ENGLISB MEDICAL INSTlTUTA
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars fol
u case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmenD Will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurioux
found IN Il. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In.
sTITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including snsly'
sis OF urine, $50 Price Of Vial RestL ratlver
81 so bottle or four times the quantity, 50 90
seat to any address on receipt OF price. or o. D.,
mo c. o. D. sent without 81 enclosed as guar,
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDlCAN
INSTITUTE, us Olive street 81 Louis Missopr
Wholesale Agents, J. J. sCHOTT & CO., /;
veslon, Taxa
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Nv 9Th Il rosy checked and cured; Sa-
rnaritsn kervins did IL. Ms. william
arbelpeprA, Nichols. Iowa. tl.5O ~
drugrfsfs II
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TIE GREAT REGLSH REMEDY

Ia a iever-falling tonic
for E,rvous Debility
exhausted vitalIty,Senl
nal Weakness, sper,
matOrrhoa, LO ST
MANHOOD impoten,
oy, Paralyl and all
the terrible effects o
Self Abuse. yOuihfu
TO lies ard exsesses In
msturer years such a.
Loss of MeTor., Las
siIude, Nocturna.Emis
sion, Aversion TO sOcis
.. n,p-nauo ~ ", -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-30

CADETS IN TROUBLE.
Inc h"sers 10 Re TricI by Court
mRFtfal-FrOpaeSs, of West ViIgfnIa
Among IEe Number

The AhnPrs 10 Re TricI by Court
MRrttal-TrOpaeSs, of West ViIgtnIa
Among Ihe Number.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, August 2S The United
states practice ships Dale aud Conqteua-
lion arrived a. the Naval Academy to.
day. The cadets on The Dale were given
leave to come ashore aud remain until
P. NJ. None from tue Constellation
landed. The two ship7 are lying at anchor
in the Severn, few hundred yards from
the Academy. the cadets will re given a
months leave OF absence except those
Charged with Aazing
and the fourth class. One hundred and
five candidates will present them
selves at the academy Saturday for exami-
nation. The members of the court
martial to try the hazers have rot vet
been named, nor the time fixed when il
will convene, This delay is owing to the
scarcity of officers at the Academy. Thore
who served on the practice ships will be
given a months leave of absence. A num-
Der are now on leave of absence, others will
be required for the examination of candi-
dates, and others, whom it was expected
would be ordered to the Academy, have
rot yet been So ordered. 1t has
Leaked Out Here
that the following cadets are tho7e accused
of hazing on the Constellation: Kresq,
Moetter and Campbell, OF New York; Tug
gle, Br,e and Tisdale of Kentucky; Eul-
lard, of Pennsylvania; Eird aud Hawks, OF
Wisconsin; Mueram, OF Missouri Dodd
and Johnson, OF Indiana; Ioun", of Vir-
ginia TropnesS, of WesS Virginia; Strife,
Of Mary Iand and Eertholf and Andrews,
of New Jersey. All are members o, the
third class. Kress stands No. l in the
class