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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

One good authority says that the net
result Of agriculture in the United King
domof Great Britain and Ireland for
the period from 1871 the beginning
of 1884 was a shrinkage of the aggree ate
capital Of the farmers of the British
Iales amounting to $367, 900; 900. That
issa tremendous sum to be lost in tilling
the soil in country as rich and general
y prosperous as Great Britain, and it
lis a not strange that the farmers Of the
4 United Kingdom show signs Of great
i uneasiness. IS! !. HI {.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

A late London letter to the New
York Times says: IS Never since the
close Of the civil war in America have
there been 50 many imp cun1ous Amer.
leans il London as now. The recent
tumble in securities, tho consequent
distrust Of new mining ventures, and
.their heavy losses on betting on Blaine
have all contributed to work havoc in
the colony, and the American who is
able to pass the week without hope
less loan to compatiot is fortunate.
One young man named Gould, Of re-
putable parentage, after bringing most
Of his friends to grief, has sailed for
The Transvaal as volunteer in the
Bechuanaland expedition. 0
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

France is suffering, like England,
from The growth Of manufactures In
other countries, but with the differences
that the farmers, who are clamoring
there for protection, are the wealthiest
classes in the country; the suffering is
n urge industrial centers, and that
trade IS in the worst condition among
dealers in the costly ARTICLES Of luxury.
n Paris the number Of stores in the
principal streets marked To LETT IS
fairly startling. There is nothing to
compare with it in any other European
city except Dublin.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Notable Suicide in Austria.

Vienna Dispatch Orders have been tele-
graPhed throughout Europe for the arrest
Of Lucas tanner, defaulhng and absconding
director Of the securities department Of the
Lower Austrian Counsel bank 81 Liberal re-
wards are offered for the apprehension Of
the culprit Numerous bonds, signed 3 by
Heinrich KuMer, broker, suspected Of
completely in Janner's crime, have been found
in tanners cash box. These bonds represent
large sums Of money paid to Knsfier out Of
funds belonging to the Discount bank. The
directors Of the bank have raised 10, OOO, 600
bank which}is now honoring all demands
without regard to the stipulated date
OF payment The municipal authorities
have served q notice that I, the x city
will Withdraw its deposit OF 4, 500, $50 for.
sinas The bank is receiving many other mo-
aaoat that Janner's body has been found near
Klosterneuborg Janner shot himself at tho
village Of Kierling, d short distance west Of
this city; Only % forms were found on his
body Janners salary was 4, 900 forms per
Gas hs gSd
eight years. His troubles originated in D fail
ure in the sugar trade. he committed suicide
In . church yard. ~ = ~ p
tanner was . brother Of the director Of the
body was found one Of KufHerss visiting cards,
on the back Of which was pencilied, in Knfler'a
handwriting, the words: g Overhaul the
bank Search disclosed bundles, which at
first appeared to be notes, but were really
blotting paper Knfaer Is n HungS-
rian Of doubtful Origin He has successfully
appeared as spirit agent commercial specn.
Iator and finally 8 daring bonrse operator. He
has been money. lender to the nobility, and
ruined former French nttache, Prince,
Beaghes, fleeing him of z, 00o, 600 forins.,
He also ruined Baron Victor Changer, and
was the creditor Of i the recently bank
rupt Weinrich to tile amount : OF 200. =
900 forms. Other persons have also
3 been deeced. Knfter persuaded Il tanner
70 advances money Of the bank az usurious In
terest, both sharing in the profit The bank
" recovering from the effects Of the defalca-,
ton and confidence Is reyiving. tanner was
seemingly o very reiigi man He leaves q
widow and six children His wife was one! 81
the most celebrated beauties Of Vienna The
tragic end Of tanner eyokes great compassion;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Decrease Of Dakota Spring: wheat !.

Mr.: T. R Smith, manager Of the Northern
Pacific Elevator company, Of Fargo, while In
Minneapolis was asked as to the probable acre
age Of spring wheat in Dakota next year, and
the outlook for q large crop. He said he had
given the matter q great deal of attention, and
from careful inquiry in all parts OF Dakota he
be fully 20 per cent In Cass county, the
largest wheat growing county in the territory,
the decrease will be 81 per cent In the newly
settled portions there will be very little de-
cline, as the farmers in those localities are not
in condition to go into stock raising or buy
grow wheat Ground broken for the first time
will be sown to wheat but the decrease in the
older portions of the territory will much more
Il An Offset that and the net decrease win be
as above stated 5l..T, /,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Assurance has been given, on the au-
thority Of the government engineer,
that the Canadian Pacific Railway viii
be completed by November 1, 1885.
The company engineer promises that
The work will be done q month or two
earlier. Perhaps it would be safe to
say that By the end of next year the
road will be open from Montreal to the
Pacific ocean, a distance Of 1885 miles,
sofwhich 4 1896 have been already built.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
important Documents false swearing, intent Ia
deceive and suppress the truth by Intimidation

important documents, false swearing, intent ia
deceive and suppress the truth by Intimidation
and immortality. Nh 5,.t5 ~ a.#%,
Judge Woods Of Indianapolis positively re-
fused 70 spread upon the records Of his oourt
the statementof James g. Blaine that fair
trial Of his libel suit against the Sentinel could
not be had in Indiana The entry was there
fore made that the case was voluntarily dis.
missed f: 80
It is understood that Associate Justice Tay.
lor, of the supreme court of Wisconsin, is to
retire next spring and the legal fraternity ara
talking up possible successors James G..
are prominently mentioned The two former former
are Democrats. Y 4 ~ n ,S t =, :, ,s
Rev. h. D. Jardine, pastor of St Mary'a
Episcopal church, fled damage suit for $25,.
coo against the Kansas City Times, charging
defamation Of character. For some time there
has been dissension between the pastor and a
portion of his congregation on account of the
formers extreme high church tendencies.
Mr.. Kirk, editor of the Birmingham Dart
said in his paper that the country would know
in the future just how much reliance should
be placed on the words Of Chamberlain, presi-
dent of the board of trade, backed as it was by
the oaths of pickpockets and bruisers. This
was in reference to Chamberlain's speech in
parliament about the Ashton riots a gang Of
roughs entered the office of the paper and vio-
lently assaulted Kirk n m
John L Sullivan and Alfred Greenfield were
in the court Of general sessions at New York
Wednesday, with great number Of associates
and crowds Of spectators Il Sullivan and
Greenfield were on trial on the charge pre-
ferred BY the police that their meeting in Mad.
ison Square Garden was violation Of the law.
Judge Barrett, in his charge, warned the jury
to diyest themselves of sympathy with sparring
matches, and with any prejudice against box
or . contention without weapona for the mas
terry. Il It was physical contention for su-
premacy, then the defendants were guilty un-
der the. statute. The jury was out i've min
sptes and returned with Q verdict Of .not
guilty. ~ 49,. !! II :.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Hulwer,s. Idaa ofxprs

It will be RENE mbered that Lord
3Lytton's idea y love has charmed q ever,
spcceed ding generationl Of lovers. saws
the a Prince Claude il the Lady Isl
Lyon. lssssss q
n ID have no friends
That were not lovers; no ambition save 1
& 70 excel them all In love; Ne d read M SnoRn
That were not tales Of va lnieht sfniln
no ih n, boy poorly eloquence Dc words
me poetry Of hearts Ike ours
& Nov, the executrix 81 Ind Lytton. 4 "a;
tilgscabI inf otms ID. liking otfetisa IA
81 bog Apply which reflects On the des
ceased lady, shows by the publication
of private letters that Ford h / ytton
tried to stab Ind Isy ton with q carv ,-
ing knife. bit liersc heeks, knock ad j Issi.
down, and kicked her about the door. sS- Il
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

A person in Florida who desires to
open; sloo4 must first obtain the writ
ten consent OF two-thirds of the regis
atered voters in the precinct in which the
saloon is to be opened, and obtain Ii.
scense from the city, county, State, and
United States, costing in all $500. In
onesof the county seats, the saloons,
some time ago, were clos ed for two
months, for want Of funds and the nec-!
,;essary of the voters. ;!s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Amounts.
The Failures Of q week.

There were sos failures in the United States
reported to Bradstreet's during the last week
against s16 in the preceding week, and $50, 23s
and 145 in the corresponding weeks OF 1883,
1882 and 1881 respectively. About 81 per cent
were those Of sman trades, whose capital was
barrassed, were: Henry Levi & Bon, fancy
goods, and Welch, Wellman Verplack, ostrich
feathers, New York city; John Lee, builder,
Brooklyn; City Bank Of schnectenady, N Y;
selheimer & Beckwith, grain, Carleton; Legal
4 Robinson, clothing, Buffalo, and Roger 4
Rex, Wholesale woolens, Philadelphia
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
The Death Of i. Nelson : Mistress.


AS the Winter Of 1914 drew on Lady
Hamilton was sometimes III absolute
want. She had far soms 4imes besn
threatened with d opsy and the disease
now declared itself, rendering her in.
capable, Of any exertion. An English
lady named Hunter was just then Iiv-3
ing at Calais. She was ii the habit 81
ordering little coarse meat daily at q
butchers for a .favorite dog. The Eng:
lish Interpreter q certain NJ. ;de Rheims.
| finding her thus engaged made the fol-
lowing appeal i'm Lady 5Hamilton's be.
hall. An 1 madame, i know Won to be
good to the English; there IS q lady;
here that would be glad Of the worst
bit Of meat that. you provide for
your dog. Ss Mrs: Hunter after
this supplied the y sick woman with
many comforts, not allowing her "a
know whence they came. Lady Ham
ilton for long fancied that she. was lin
Iidebted for them. to NJ. de Rheims. bnt
hearing who had sent them she ex-
pressed wish to see her benefactrass
and thank. her. Mrs. Hunter accord
ingly visited her and found her ye ~, iii
and growing feebIer eyery dav ~ 7Si Tfaa
still beautiful Emma Hamiiton yv "a Z n 4
truth. approachine' that Sooa1S as lSs =
there Is no III retiurning, On Tia IN M. *
January. 1915 She, BASED away 80 ~, r.
coffin was d plain deal Fbox With - ~ =
scription !: over Il was drawn II ~
tute for paIl made 81 Mrs aH1s.
aout Of q black Sill ,petticoat at;tchaJ ~ y
i whits curtain 4 IL Observation-Disclosures Mrs Hnnt On
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

The disease which has caused SO much
suffering in the highlands Of Western
Virginia and Eastern Kentucky is pros
nounced BY competent medical authors
lily to be a malignant form Of dysentery,j
engendered by poisonous Il malarial
germs in stagnant water, and not by
poisonous mineral substances. Since
The late copious rains the malady has
largely disapp eared.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Casualties 81 the Week.

At Lewiston, III. .Howes, King 4 Co. g wool
en- mill burned Loss, SO. 90; insu rance
sS5, QUO. ia. !is3 5 E! "a
An explosion in the building Of the Metallic
Cap company, Philadelphia, killed superin-
eendent G. NJ Hughes, and George Owens, a
boy. s.: z ~. Ss.3i 5 fi5
A tenement house at Mitchell, Dak., occu-
pied by 4 family named Lucas, was burned
Friday. "a three year old boy, the only chill
N the family, perished in the .fames
Fire in Richmond, Va, Friday night de-
stroyed Watt 4 Calls agricultural implements
.works, Preston Belan's furniture factory, and
Two brick livery stables Loss, ~, 600; half
insured fss ;..- 54 a's5S
Marion Mcfarland, q farmer living near Ge-
neva, Ga, was bitten three weeks ago BY : dog
supposed to be mad He suffered but little
from the bite until q few days ago, when he
had commissions and died . most horrible
death. - s IS, a! ;S!l55t&i3
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
General News TEENS.

During the year SSt new business establish.
ments have come into existanc8m St PauL
B. G. Winston & Co. ;;of St Paul have de:
rided to assign in order to protect themselves.
Business men Of Dakota are in favor Of boy.
cotting Missouri; all on account Of Vests
speech. II; *
One-sixth Of all the cattle herds west o. the
Missouri river are owned or controlled BY Eng
liahmen e Il.
At Chicago, Ferris q Avery, dealers in paints
md oils, failed Assets. ass, ooo; liabilities,
At the sale OF Ferdinand Wards library in
New York .grhs Birds Of America, 2 BY Audi.
bon, brought q, $50
II was . cold wane on Tuesday last The
mercury at Fort Garry IS below; ST Vim.
cent -; Moorehead 10; Duluth 10 81 Paul 10
AT 81 Louis, the suspension Of The WzP.
Rickert Commission company WAS announced
It's Liabilities on tho floor Of the exchange are
very small, and outside ebtness Is said to be
The experiment which has been tried at the
Alabama insane hospital during the past two
years, Of abolishing al mechanical restraints
IN managing the patients !, Is reported an en-
lire success 81
An Ell. COME dsrstes officer, who was trife
Wild ID his youth, has inst married 40 estirna.
nIhaye tried Rum and Rebellion, he said,
and 1 am now going ii Tor Ronlanism. "a IL
Chief Justice Green Of Washing ton Terrific
N, says female jurors are severe "a cases
which Involve ,lnlemp erenee, pleacnes q
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Washington News.

Poatofa ees Established Dakota, arinnell
Flannery county. q B ~
The secretary Of the treasury has appointed
SNels A. Peterson keeper Of the Milwaukee life.
!. saving station, vice John Evenson, resigned.
Albert HAWKING, who has been ooachman 70,
all the presidents since Gen. Grants time, has
6een re-engaged for the sane service under
The death il announced, at Philadelphia, OF
Rev: u. Colclayer, who spent fifty seven years
IN Methodist pulpits, and was one Of the found
;ers Of, the University Of Michigan Il ss Z,
The joint commission in charge Of the Wash
ington monument submitted to congress re-
port showing its progress during the past year
The report shows that. the weight of the monu-
ment 10 81, 40 tons, and it has cost 81 1877, 7lO,
OF OF which congress- appropriated 1887, no
The appointment of B. Plat Carpenter to be
governor Of Montana for the unexpired term
Of GOV. Crosby, was surprise as to the indi-
vldual, but not very much so as to the presi-
dents decision not to comply with the Chicago
platform and select q Montana man for tie
place. z 81
5 Lieut. Gen. Sheridan, marshal Of the day
for the ceremonies attending the dedication Of
the Washington monument, has issued gen
eral order announcing % his chief staff Breyet
Brig. Gen. Albert Ordway, and as special ailes-
de- camp, Col William ], Volkman, q. & "a,
and Linden Kent 81 ~ 5tst
II is understood that Gen. Hazen, chief signal
officer, contemplates preferring charges against
Lieut. Col and Assisand Adjt Gen. Chauncey
McKeevar because Of certain expressions said
to have been used by the latter rejecting upon
him (Hazen) in connection with the manage
ment OF the Greedy expedition. I
W. w Ker, ex-government counsel in the
star route cases, said to reporter. that it was
that tn juries in the Kilbourne- Thompson
suits were fixed. A man said he could give
information that such was the case, and he
(Ker) merely wrote randall what he had heard
The senate passed q bill to appropriate $780,
900 for the purpose Of erecting statue with
suitable emblamatic devices thereon, on one
Of the public reservations IN Washington, to
the memory OF Gen. Lafayette and. his conf
patriots The bill provides tor the appointment
OF . JOINT committee of three senators and
three representatives, with authority to con-
tract for the statue and designate the reserva-
ton on which it shall be erected
PostofRce name changed: Iowa, 10y, Page
county, to Yorktown. Postofaces discontinued:
Iowa, Holman, osceola county, mail to Libby.
Postmasters commissio !. Louise Dodson,
Merrill, Iowa; George James, Elkhorn, Iowa;
n: b Wollan, Starbuck, MINI. { Burlum,
Warren, MINI. Edwin D. Hatch, Christie,
Wis; a q. Blood, Grinnell, Oak; Julia A
Ryan, Cooleysyille, MIMI; Frederick G.
Crounse, Marhnsdale, Mont George Tamblin,
Stoneville, Mont j; Gabriel Anderson, Beaver
CreeksS Via Joseph A starbuck, Yorktown,
Iowa. s5sS s a. 4 81 go !, 81
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Attorney General Brewster's Regard for
~ gs ~ t gss5f 55S I.a5H,t y !S:s

Akks W.
In hia communication to the house Of repre-
sentatiyes in response to the resolution Of that
body inquiring whether the eight-hour Law is
applicable to letter carriers, the attorney gem
this I must reply that cannot furnish the legal
opinion required The authority of the attor-
ney general to give his official opinion is limited
by laws which create and define his office, and
will not permit him to give advice at the call
but only to the president and heads Of the ex,
,ecutive departments Early lin the govern
ma:lty 9, WIS established and suggested to
the a1uso ot representativ by Attorney Gem
.eral With, When the department Of Justice
was created the law in this respect was not
form to any request the house Of represents
itves may make, butsuch wish cannot comply
with without reversing the law and precedents
heretofore established y y 50 n {.}3t..,s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Crimes and Criminals.

y
W. 3. shunny Of Duluth has been arrested
md held for trial for selling liquor without a
government license. sss$s53 z,
Iafayre's jewelry store, in Montreal was
broken into, the safe blown open, and $40, 600
worth of watches and diamonds stolen. \
Sylvester Alexander, I colored man Of De-
Hoit has been arrested and held to the grand
Jury for selling liquor to the White Earth In
dians. q :Et3 II IN
Newburg, N. Y, Special: George Upright
young man nineteen years old, was arrested for
grand larceny and forgery, committed in
Lar1more, Oak, aboutfour weeks ago Upright
went out there with another .Newburger. 4 In
four months they disagreed and Upright went
g work for farmer, who sent him to deliver
500 bushels Of wheat he received q check in
payment forged tho farmers name, got the
money from the IArimore bank, and then dis
appeared he acknowledged his guilt before
City Judge Waring, and said that he had spent
al the money. He was held. and the Dakota.
farmer has been advised Of his arrest
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

The opponents Of Father McGeo, pastor Of
Notre Dame do Lonrdes, at Fall River, Mass,
locked the doors and refused admittanco to
Father McGeo and prevented the celebration
Of mass n jI5F- ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Texas the largest State ii the Union,
il Is to have the largest capitol in the nm
ion. which viii DO built at the cost Of
%, 000, 900.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Money Order, q q z Great Britatn.


Postmaster's Of Money Order Offices received
official notification from the postofice depart
;ment Of reduction in fees for money orders is
sued upon points in Great Britain. Theold and
new rates are as follows: III Hit
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
THE BAD LANDS COW BOY,
T. PACKARD, Publisher.
Z ~ ,, 3ltttl .s' s, ~ 49, 81.
MI /. ORA 3
DAKOTA.

The papers abound in cabinets for
President Cleveland, but as yet only
one name is mentioned, that Of Senator
Thomas Bayard-which is sure to stand
for one member probably in the posi-
don Of Secretary Of the Treasury. .s...
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

Amos Clapp was one Of the founders
of the Boston Herald 40 10 NOW night
watchman IN The Boston journal office.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25
Personal News IT tes.

{. Lieut. Gov Ames OF Massachusetts,, who il
worth $10, 0O0, 0O0, wears q 10 cent neckhe.
Late business manager Rugg Of the st Paul
Day has been arrested for receiving and open.
ing letters addressed TO Stanley Waterloo, the
Editor-in- Chief .s.3.5
John P. Cook, one Of the Pioneers Of Hills
dale county, Mich, member Of one Of the
earliest state constitutional convention died
last Monday night q 81
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

. Wheat, No. 2 Chicago spring, 70N@nHc
No: 8, Chicago spring, 58@561Sa 1. ~
Corn, cash, 81 (9S7oB 5:=lt5 81 fE ssl3.
I Oats, cash, 2Sc55z 5s {:5:33 .s,.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-12-25

u The number of deaths from cholera In Eu-
rope the past season was about sixteen thou
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-24
nRIEr mENTT0NINos.

For cheap and neat job Work
60 to the CAPITAL Office.
"A taxpayer asks. "Why are the
Annapolis police like electricity"
People who converse at the top
of their voice are not high toned.
1t is said tina. vermin avoid
cloves; as the latter are harmless. Try
the experiment.
1t is not always prudent or safe
to purchase goods from travelling
agents or itinerant peddlers.
Subscribe to the CAPITAL, six
cents week, twenty-five cents q
month, or three dollars year.
"Ten dimes make one dollar" said
the schoolmaster. Now, go on, sir.
"They make one mighty glad these
times, replied the boy
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-24
ANNAPOLIS MD, WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER a, IS
Naval Notes.

Lieut.. G. b. Harber has been or
dered to ordnance duty October l at
the Washington navy yard.
The orders of Lieut.. +. z. Beatty
to the Ranger have been revoked, and
he has been ordered to remain on the
Nina.
Captain Bancroft Gherardi has
been appointed member of the naval
examining board
The naval examining and retiring
boards were reorganized at the Navy
Department yesterday and are now
constituted as follows: Retiring
board-Rear Admiral j. Il. Worden,
president; Capt Bancroft Gherardi,
Captain d. b. Harmony, Medical Di-
rector w. E. Hood and Medical Di-
rector I. j Turner. Examining
board-Capt. L. A. Kimberly, Capt.
Bancroft Gherardi, and Capt. ID. B.
Harmony. Capt. Gherardi succeeds
Capt, Kimberly on the retiring board,
and Capt Greer on the examining
board.
The following officers will be or.
dered before the last-named board for
examination for promotion: Capt. l..
A Kimberly, Comd'r Geo. Dewey,
Lieut. Commander Charles O'Neill,
Lieut.. Commander G. +. Goodrich,
Lieut.. Washburn Maynard, Lieut..
Albert Meitz, Lieut.. H. FL. Barroll,
Ensign j I. Smith, Ensign B. 7.
Walling.