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Free of Cost.

By calling at g. Behring's drug store you
can get a sample bottle Of Or. Bosanbos
Cough and Lung Syrup which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show you
what the regular 80 cent size will do. When
troubled with asthma, bronchitis, dry, hack
ing cough, pains in tac chest, and all dlseas-
Ct OF the throat aud lungs, try a sample bot
tie of this medicine.
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Grlggs's GlYcerine SelYe.

The best on Garth can be truly said Of
Griggs's Glycerinc Salve, which is sure cure
for cuts, bruises scslds, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. VIII positively cure piles,
letter and ali skin eruptions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded Only %
cents. For sale by all druggists
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1.-The glorious climate of California;
won't do everything 1t has recently
hccN'annouuccd that San Francisco is
Il very poor place for y consumptive
person to go 10. It's heavy sea air,
which is SO stimulating to person in
ordinary health, mowS down the con-
sumpliyc~ ! kettle !igma5iye ,cythe of
1enfL
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Go to your druggiet for Mrs, Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rabiIlty Of color they are uncqusled. Color
from to pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price. 10 cents.
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Rucklen's Arnica Salyc.

The best salve In the world for cuts, bruis.
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores
letter, chappcd hands, chilblains, eorns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
II IS guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price o5 cents per box.
For sale bv G.. Ciehring.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover is
no new preparation for the public to expert
meut with; its success is unparalleled for re.
storing gray hair 10 its natural color, pro.
noting its growth, and producing new hair
on hAll heads.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-04-28

A deficient wheat harvest in the United
Kingdom is now inevitable. SO great,
however, have been the imports of foreign
wheat to meet this deficiency that the sur
plus supply of domestic and imported
wheat and flour IN Great Britain is now
about 100000 600 bushels, as against TO-.
100000 or 10000 600 bushels in previous
years. The shortage IN the European gram
crops OF next summer will, however, prob
ably make fair market for all of the re-
naming surplus of b.eads,uffs IN the
United States.
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A remedy resting on the basis of intrinsic
worth demands the confidence of all. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is known and used most
satisfactorily throughout the land, as is at
tested by its great sales. Your drlggist
keeps it,
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Geo. H. Berger, Carlyle, H., says: ~
have sold Browns Iron Bitters to over 1875
different persons all Of whom recommend IL
highly
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Is offered for any case of Catarrh shat can't
he cured with Halls Catarrh Cure Taken
internally. Price Is cents. Ca
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Spring suits, new and stylish, at stiefe's.
Come and see them.
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1t is a we'll authenticated
fact that many medicines,
especially 'bitters, are moth
ing but cheap whiskeyvilely
concocted for use in local
option countries. Such is
not the case with Browns
IRON BITTERs. It's medi-
cine, a cure for weakness
and decay. in the nervous,
muscular, and digestive Or
gans of the body, produc-
ing good, rich blood, health
and strength. Try one bot
tie. Price SI.oo.
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Though worth double the price, yet We nNor our
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and DO cents pay actual cost " postage, etc, upon
the Dictionary.
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THE VOLTAIC BELT CO.. Msrsssl. Mich. wiz
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro NOltac Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty DAYS 20 uitA
young old who are afflicted with nervous debility.
lost vitality and kindred troubles. guaranteeing SPEEDY
and complete restoration Of health and manly Nissf
Address as above y B-\c risk - incurred, as ths>
q days trial IS allowed. dsSsSy
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County Superintendent Of Public Schools,
G. 3. STCCKDALE,
on THuHTY.D,Ys' TRIAL.

" IN hold examinations at Room-No =. Ottawa Htgh
school, the second and fourth NIfHr'ty- OF eur
month. until further notice. janis
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TRUE
Temperance

Is not signing a pledge
or taking a solemn oath that
cannot be kept, because of
the non-removal ofthe cause
liquor. Theway tomake
4 man temperate is to kill
the desire for those dreadful
artificial stimulants that car
ry SO many bright intellects
to premature graves, and
desolation, strife and I'M
happiness into so many
families.
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LISA fact Browns IRON
BlTTERs, 4 true non-alcohol-
ic tonic, made in Baltimore,
Nd, by the Brown Chemical
Company, who are old drug
gists and in every particu-
lar reliable, will, by remov-
ing the craving appetite of
the drunkard, and by curing
the nervousness, weakness,
and general i'll health result
ing from intemperance, do
more to promote temperance,
in the strictcst sense than
any other means now known.
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~ GRIGGS, Attorney and Counselor NJ Law.
". Office In Lynch's block, Main street, Ottawa, Ill
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II. SrRA WIN, Attorney nj Law. Careful
IL. attention will be given the settlement ofestatts
and collections. Office with i. r. Bull, City Drpg
Store. ianS
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DR. w NJ. SI F:I'BA RID. u, after II TIE
IL Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons. England:
Fellow OF the London Veterinary Medical Association;
also Veterinary Editor puHions Spirit n the Turf;
be c1psultel az his otice, Jefferson Street h.n
block West Of Post 0Hlce augS
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M IA y EJSSI, German Drregl-t ana Apothe-
VI. cary wholesale and rcfaill Main street. Ostp-
Wa, H. imp1rtcr0f Drugs, Chemicals, french COgaA
az BrIDdics, Wines, sc.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
DressmahlnJ. ].

slH1 WEST 5STH-ST.-First Flat-Compe-
sIO~I tent lresamaker wishes few customers )
good litter made suits and coats evening suits Hoe
at the shortest notice; terms moderate
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Mlnln9.

opy1cr or rHE CoLoEADo CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED }
MINING COMPANY, NO. - WnLANsfl Z
NRw-YORK. Dec \ 1888.
AT A MEETING of the Board of Trustees
N Of the Colorado Central Consolidated Mining Company,
held day. the follow trustees were elecledOmce "i INC
company .Or the ensuing car ,,,,r,,.,,s,,,,.,,,
President, PAUL LICHTENSTEIN.
Vice President, HERM n. BALTZER
SECRETARY, PAUL q. UEsTEHHAZY.
Treasured, n. V. MARrlNsEh.
Superintendent at Georgetown Colorado. oEO W. HALL.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
NORWICH LINE -

N REDUCTION OF FARE.
To Bostop SO; Worcester So 90 Nashua s. 90 Portland
Sc and transfer.
'N' "'" " CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception elegant boat the Sound AMI
fhe favOrte CITY OF BOSTON,
No. 40, North River foot OF Watts next pier
above berry daily except sundays AZ 80 pm
Drawing cars to Boston from AT 4lo N
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov. Is, lSSA
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
sa. ~, Western New.IOrk and Northern Express Wild
$40 m Fast limited Chicago Express with dining
stopping Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie
Cleveland and Toledo arriving al Chicago 1920 m next day
1880 Chicago Express drawing room cars 70 Canaan
daiEua, Rochester and Buffalo; connects fOI OsWegO.
IL n Western New York aud Northern Express WIN
drawing connecting SaTaIog Gems Fans ana
Sop m Albany Troy Utica express Drawing
D M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
.6p NJ ST Louis Express with sleeping car. for Niagara
$50 D. n Express with sleeping TO syracuse and
Road also To Montreal. Connects Tor Saratoga
H. Pacific Express with sleeping cars f0T Rochester
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis Oswe
g0 also Lowvlne Except saturday.
II m Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the West ana
North Except Saturday night. .
Tickets sale al Grand Central Depot, NO bowling
Green 252 and AIS Broadway, and at Wesoots Express
0ces Park place and 1856 and 942 broadway OK
and 1888 Washington and s64 FuOnsts BroOkyn ana ~
Baggage called for and checked from residence
These trains daily AL others daily except sunday
i'm. TOUCEY, Z. B MEEKER,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Business Chances.

AN EXPERIENCED JOURNALIST with
N apita interest In very successful
r0onthy already well established and capable OF
much wider extension Address MONTHLY Tribune Ohoe.
DRTNTERS.-Rare chance to obtain an
Il interest ld.essbshed Office in h0urshiDg
New. England town: Paper thirty,aiT columns. Must
ne Young Of Christian principles, and competent
70 manage lie business Address DAUCHY co, u Park
place. New.lOTk.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE NoRTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION Co.
MILLS BUILDING, NEw.Y YORK, Dec. !, 1888
hereby given that the North River C0DAtfuo-
the subscribers 20 it, original ana m
capital OF record the closing OF the books
December g. 1888 whose subscriptions full PAID tho
right to for First Mortgage Bonds OF the New
York and Buffalo Railway Company, DelOngn
TO Company the terms and conditions OF
an agreement Of subscription OF which copies can be hah al
this O1ce . . ------ ~ -
Zach recorded holder Of fupsd certificate representing
shares OF Construction COmpanys stock VIII have the
right 10 subscribe. bond Of 900 for every twenty
shares represented by snch certificate at the price OF
shares OF the capital stock Of the
Hallway Company belonging TO tho Construction Company
for each bond taken. ,,,o -. d,
Of tins subscription the transfer books
viii close December 1888 At 10 be reOpencd On tho
morning OF December ID, 1883.
by order VI the directors. - ..
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10

STARINS .
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRAN sPoRTATIoN
COMPANY.
once Pier 49, n. H.. foot Of Cortandtst.
CoDsgnment freight forwarded directed any part
sithe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of all kinds Of freight and
thsndise 10 any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND uAR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hghtered any point
hpe hsrbOr reasonable rates.
srEAMBoATs. BARoEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER John H. Sta in for NE% HAVEN leaves Pier
a. N H. foot Of cOrtlanatst. at 2p daily. SUNDAYS
e1ceptedl
,MEIRoPoLIs EXPRESS Co. between New-YOrk and
Se"haSen- Care aud dispatch guaranteed
freight for points d. L. & W. r. received at Pier l9
f@ New-Haven and points East at Pier lS
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND-Pleven MneS for
@ Conts via steamers hom Iron Pier l. E. r. foot oi
NhiielaLst
,SENrkAL sHlPYARD, cOsmunpaw. n. J.-Dry Docks
AaeliDe and Boiler shops Everything appertninK 10 tns
lOusffr .ftof.ar a 49,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Gouartnership Notices.
fflusic auo tflusieal Instruments.

A HOLIDAY PRESENT.-The Great Mu-
~ steal Wonder. Automatic Pianos, Organs and Pipe
Church organs.
Prize awarded by American Institute. WRrerOoms 1OS
West l4st All Instruments played either by hand au.
t0mancny both. 1he Pipe Church Organ be played
by chld perfect by professor. Sweet music and
great volume o! tone.
Musical Instruments from sc 20 sl 800
Eti unce these lnstrenls at once adeeOunt
LeJ VIII DC made for the next thirty days
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

Nhw,fORK, WEsr SHORE Il BUFFALO RAILWAY
T,AAp NEWHOkK, ONTARIO WESTERN RY
shs leave pesbrOsses and Cortlandt Street stations
ti,sy IN, syracuse and Oneida, 9:20 am 'el5 pm.
Lattie Fails Fort Plain CaDalohaIie, Port Jackson
-a-9.eiudln, 0:2O, ll:2O S9f5 In
sdty ano latskill, g. 800, ll.2O 4:3O, s9l5pm
2TsNeso Oneida Norwich sidney $3.50 a w. s8pm
so yn Highland Poughkecpsle. $500 ll2O am $50
s.esvsuTg ., eco. 1l:2Oa m $50 43O. 1915 Pm
s1iaaet0wn $50, IL "a a slO, 4:30, -o1 IL
r5,saly Otber trains daily except SUNDAY
fr tsi0r Cars on $40 and I2O and 43OI tralns
hsrloT buffet Cars Oh $50 m train for Syracuse.
Ge Syracuse - - 'Ns - - = -S
hkEsnt Pullman Sleeping Cars for Oswego on M train
,sks and time tables al stations and Al offices OF tie
&y Jersey City. Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn,
SoQftsLi Annex Office, foot OF fult0nst; No
xSs sssves NexYork City Nos l6Z 2U7 z6l, 4l9 Vl6
lSs nt9anwas No. Union Square No. 737 6tbave no
a. s. zetast Pennsy vSnia RI station loot Desbrosse,
Henry MoSETT. General PsssengerAs
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
PHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILROAD.
From STATIONS OF
NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT~ NORTH RIVER
Direct connection TO ana from BTGes9 Pie. via Annex Boats
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. Is. 1888.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON; Round Brook @
i20Op N. SUNDAYS at S'45 a N, $50. l2'OOp IA
pss s wayne Junction a % and
pRAwISG.HooM CARS Oh all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Ret9rning leave PHILADELPHIA. Ninth and Green s,s,
a7:SQ $50 9SO, llO0 LIS S45, b:40, O42 ZOO p
Berfs st.. al bio O SO 81 600 01T H. TO- $sO 90 Ssop
m SUNDAY. S:l5 a IN. 1902 m.
Leave TRENTON. Wsrren and Tucker sts. AZ l:25 62O
s9$ sS3 'qGS g ai$ 5si ~ si5 4 4@Z oA @0 p H.
For wiLLIAMsrOKT ~ 6'45. 7'45 300 a IN, S46, 400
pm.
TrsUNBURY snd LEwIsBURG at845. 7;45 a m, S;i5,
q sa eos H.
FOrSC.;ANToN at 6;lj, 800 a. mp 345 p N.
TrwlLKEsBARRE Trw ana PITTsToN s5 6;i5 800 a. m.
For DIIFrON at6.45 IN. 3;45 y.
IoTAMAQUA at CAS- 7A6, 900 a. 100. $780, a45 400,
foTBETHLEHEM. ALLENTowN ana MAuCH CHUNK
At Gas, 800 m~ 100, l@O, S'45 $50 p IN Sundays at
$50 y. IN
For EAsToN at 6l5 900 a m 100 $780,. SA5. 400 $780,
$50 y Sundays. 5:30 p.
For STATIONS On HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900 a
IqFLEMINGroN at 645, 800 IN. loo. lSo. 4oo. 4:ao
T@soMERvILLE at $40 300. 1890, llil5 m- LOO 100,
845 900 43O 500 $50 600 100 $780, 1880 D: Sun
days al 500 m. 1880. 5:3O 9OOp m.
Tor rPLAINFIELD at Gas. 745 900, $50 1880 lll5
100 l3O. 3:30 SA5 400, 49, 800, 6l5 63O 600 $50
7OO.SOO $50, 1890 1900 p m. SUNDAYS at SOO S4j
tm, lS0, 400 $50. 900, l2O0 pm.
' go iCo At @ G e G & 7tS iaas 800 oo T$ s gSS s
23O 500 $780, 345, 400, 4l6 $50. 445 300 bis $50,
545 900 6l5 $50 Gas 100 7.$O, 500 S45. $50, 1880.
1lSO, l200P N. SUNDAYSat Al 800 $40 III. l3O. 4:O1.
$50. 800. 1900
1HNEwAkK AT 300 645. 6l5, 645, 7l5. 100 800, S;l5
$50 300 9l5. 9,s5 1918. lOA5 lll5 am 1900 ~ l245,
GOO 6l5 $50 700 73O, 8l5 300, 945. 1880. lll5.
1900 III. SUNDAYS III 500, 8l5 1918 n 1900 H. ll5.
300 400. 500 6l5, 800, 300. l030pm
Ior LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &c, tan rai) at
800 Sl5 a m l30, 400 600 y III. SUNDAYS except
Ocean GToye) at 400, lO.45 am.
ToT FREEHOLD-At5 5, S:l5 100 m. I:3O 400. SPIN
lorLAKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BARNEGATRt ut SIS
am. l30. 430 I'M. with through psrlor 430
train
forNINELAND and BRTDGETON at l30pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No s. North River, via Sandy Hook
For LONG BRANCH. EAIONIOWN. &c, al 400 D. m
Tickets can be procured foot Liberty ST. Pier North
River 81 l62 207. 25l 27l 3l5 1886 40l 419 72 9 957
1917 323 6Ol broadway; 1877 and 759 0tbave; 1893
and f65 4tlave 342 3davo RivngOnst, 10 Greenwich
a. principal Hotslsin New York City In Brooklyn
e. In oLoken once 254 Washing gtOn ST. n Y.
Transfer Company will call for check hotels
~ C. @. HANCOCK
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Philadelphia
''E WoorTEN. General Manager; - ~ ,,,,,>,
0eborsl Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Lbertyst. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1883-12-10
Amusements.

RIJ0U OPERA HOUSE, Bway near 3Oth-st.
ID Mcssrs MILES DARToN :Lssssss and s"naserS'
Evenings at g. saturday Matinee ,.es at .si,
RIcFs ca1f oPER% fdsiefs BSTrfE S1i fsfoc coMPASY
20 IN toflT oRPfaE1s fTfa5 rSGSf'SR %Np gURYDiGE %
b.aR SCENERY Ss nno novel
Prices 81 90 81, SOC Excellent reserved seat Ioc.
CHICKERING HALL. HENSCHEL.
Mr. & BH the ss sisti6ggIhsd aTnss dsstsstHE1. sTtisst
Tickets obainsSie At EBESTm CO. 2$ Union square
GRAND OPERA HOUSE; ,oo.D..
Eycry s2enins ming Sh %edne1day SlIS and saurasy
Next Week, william J. sdANLAN, FRIEND AND FOE
HAvERLY'S SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL
Ill and COMEDY TIEATRE; E;o,, -, oo,, at.
cg@Psts ss9Rsiss sna aGgS SIaggas GRs ssS
nhHVHs mHVERLY's SAs MhsfoDoNs EHHSofDtoSNSsS'
Matnees wednesday and Saturday.
7 EXTINCTION AVENUE OPERA HOUSE,
dR.ND I5shSt near LeTngoRsyYe rFbaRY ENTERTAIN
chAND 'O'iInh MENT FIN IL AID ID OF 6F'Tf The ''-
Northeastern DispensarY
THIS EVENING. December 10, at O'CLOCK
For sale at 6S2 LeIingtonave.
MONSIGNOR CAPEES LECTURES.
chickeTng Han THURSDAY, December lS on Divorce 81
admission Tickets schd6crths and chickerns
II II.
WI THIRD AVENUE THEATRE (Sdave and 3lst-st)
December low Wednesday and saturday manees;
Great Union square success week-JANAUscnEK.
NEW PARK THEATRE Reserved Seats,
HIg1fTfy e 9Ss sl!f DfRAMArIc @
Lyle zzzH HH4HER2RdR HRRdD 1IzzTE z4EiH HkRoIb
Ifz71E ITI T4E0i1} LII I17zIE HAE9LD R1Y6
Every Evening s. wednesday and saturday Matinee at2
M i-''-''i''' vi THE PRINCESS CHUCK.
TNITTT II ApNTnNIn COCIETX OF NEW
TuroDorr ru6SAg AGAgEMr OF MUSIC. Conductor
seeond Fdbo R Hslcarsa december IL, at p @
S'f%1S sodlst SGPGI!i Sr cRRI RfSIfSef B&ERMHS& q M
symphony in T. op. Hermann Gaet5
WV - '''' Gr CARL BXIRMANY
symphony No Z, minor, op 100 schumann
The tickets FOR this Rehearsal and Concert win com
OF Music u1n''anee sPEGfka IFEng RlaSSs} S3r1cE
IN epmpisnGe With Bn@er2as requests the chandelier VIII
AUG. RoEHBELIN, secretary
CTANDARD THEATRE.
- Messrs. BROOKS DICKSON Lessces & and Managers
rfhsT rfhhSsfTiShanNAxc iESEhHaronNAxcE " .AMEhiSA OF
THE GREAT 81, LoHDQS is2S 1 sEC1oESs'
BY WALTER .PHRKE AND LGscoMBE sEARELLLE,
EsFRELA EsTRELEA FIRST FsEREEEH
GAAND cHoRUs AND ENLARGED ohCHEsTRA
under the e,rsteR q The so%Reier MI L sTseie
MAGNiPICENT IMPoRTED COSTUMES,
and CAREFULLY SELECTED CASTl
Eth HAVENUETHE Bway and 2Sth-st.
- Proprietor and Manager er........M .Mr JOHN STETSON
Every Evening Matinee Saturday al z
Last nights-Farewell matinee Saturday at 2 Of
Mr.. JAMES o'NEiLI
AND Mr. JOHN sTFTsON's STAR COMPANY In
IN Dumas Great Romantic Play,
MONTE cRisro
wednesday evening December II comedy,
fHE GLASS or FASHION.
by entire company Seats ready Thursday
General Admission 5Oc. Good seat lower floor. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05
WAR OF RACES ON THE PANAMA CANAL.
INDIAN TROUBLES IN NEW MEXICO,
INVESTIGATING TEXAS LEGISLATORS.
A Dynamite Scare In London.

AN ARREST WHICH CREATED SENSATION
LONDON, April a-A semi-weekly newspancr
called the CttY Press, In an edition published YES
leiiay evening. announced that 10 had received a
letter, without signature. In which the writer
threatened 10 blow up the government Offices The
analr was referred 10 the police, and late last
night English detectives. assisted by members of
the Irish secret service, succeeded IN arreSttny A
man VINO had ia his possession quantity OF stun
supposed 10 be dynamite The arrest caused a de-
clded sensation In business well as Ia police
circles The detectives had followed the prisoner
from Manchester, as he appeared a SUSPICIOUS
character; ana when the letter appeared he was
az once arrested, being then IN the vicinity OF
Fleet street He is now at the Bow-street station
10 await the report OF the army officials nj Wool-
wlch, who are now engaged in chemical exami-
nation OF the explosive compound found unon
him. The police regard the arrest as n most I'M
portant one. This Is evidenced by the fact that
since it was made precautionary measures have
peeh renewed. Especial attention is now being
given TO the protection OF the buildings in which
are located the officeS or the ministry and Of all
publc ofncialS Extra sentinels have been posted
~ windsor Castle, where the Queen Is sun rest
ing, ana about the post ONCE. keen-cyed police
men and detectives are watching every corner
where dynamite fends or incendiaries could nos f.
bly, be expected TO work.
ARRESTS AND SEIZURES or NITRo-GIycERISE I'M
LONDON.
LONDON, April s,-The Irish police here have
MADE TWO further arrests In the suburb of LAM
betn In connection with the man arrested last
night The latter is now said 10 be an American
Nearly half ton OF nitro-gyCeride nas been
seized in London already.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-05

DISTINGUISHED CAREER-MILITARY AND CIVIL.
Judge Walter @. Gresham, appointed by the
President to be Postmaster General, as mentioned
in yesterdays STAR, was born in Harrison county,
Ind, in 1892 He was educated in his native state.
and after his graduation at the Indiana State Uni
versity, In Bloomington, he studied law, and soon
arterward began practice at Corydon, the county
seat of Harrison county. He was from the first
the politics OF the state. Shortly before the out
break OF the late civil war he was elected repre-
sentative in the state legislature, and in
1861 he was chairman OF the house COM
mittee on military affairs. While occupying
this position he co-operated 30 skfllfuly and
zation of the state militia ana In raising and for
warding troops that the latter. the 18th OF Sep
tember, 1861, commissioned him as lieutenant
colonel OF the thlrty-eight regiment OF Indiana
volunteers. On the 10th OF March. 1862, he was
promoted to be colonel OF the ffty-third Indiana,
and on the 11th OF August, 1853 to be brigadler
general OF volunteers He participated In the
siege OF COrinth, the siege and capture OF Vicks-
burg and the siege OF Jackson. Miss. and up to
the 9Th OF January, 1864, he commanded the third
army CORPS he was breveted major general for
distinguished gailantry, and after January,
1864, he commanded the fourth division OF the
seventeenth corps until July OF the same year when
he was wounded In the action before Atlanta
He was mustered out OF the service on the S0th OF
were fully restored he entered into partnership
with Judge Butler, OF New Albany, Ind. and re-
6umed the practice OF law in that city. During
the war General GreshamB personal relations
dial ana when the latter became President for the
ilrst time. In 1eeo. he appointed Mr.. Gresham dis
t!1ct tudQe for the district Of Indiana This posi-
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