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fN'lliNa SCENE N TUE SHARON HUI TRrlL-
ne courtroom during the trial uf the sharon-Hill
case Ill san Francisco, yesterday was the scene OF a
- 'Ollli1otlou. MIS- SHAW AZ, witness for the
defense, WAS on The stand. judge Tyler attorney
lrF MISS HIl. WAS SUblcctiug The witness 10 a 50
N'Fe CtO>seAanlndtluu- lie said he proposed TO
slJN tAAt the Witness had dined AZ ,iiss,put able
ilfttS ana visited an asSiguatlCn house with
strange men. During the excitement which pre-
Nd4,td, MrNGne >hAMan. a man about - wears OF
age ard son OF the witness apnroscteh JurCe Ty-
I.t. OUT was stopped 10y the latter's SON who
threatened 10 shoot him down II he attempted To
uIaW pistol Judge sullivan ordered that tina
witness ana her son be removed from the court
did immediately aIt"TWard declared a recess At
.he opening oi thy afternoon session the judge re
fused 10 hear further testimony IN tie cas-, uutil
assured That every Une IL the courtroom was un-
armed.
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OHOMAs BOWLING Anct,oneer

rNHOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
LOT NEW BLINDS AND INSIDE SHUTTERS
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, APRIL TWELFTH, 1884 at HALF.
PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front Of my auction
rooms. shall sell the abo,e stoc. aplOLN
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ExoNoRATED.-The police, after'a thorough search
for the party or parties who set fire to the Globe
hotel, have been convinced that the proprietors
and the bar tender are innocent, and therefore
have released them from custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-10

TIE special examination for the Pension Onict
will be held on April "A, by the civil service com
mission.
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Engineer Corps Changes.

Gen. John Newton, chief OF engineers has been
ordered as a member of the lighthouse board to
succeed Gen. b. c. Wright, retired, and Co. p L
Casey, Of the engineer corps has been ordered as
member Of the same board, to succeed Col o. NJ
Coe, who Is on duty In the west
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RAILROADS.
NHE VIRGINIA AllDLANDkAuWAY.
1HE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

fHE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule IN efrct NOVEMBER 1S. 1898
e.SS A-M.-SEN ORLEANS MAIL. daily. making close
connections to ali points South and Southwest
Daily. ept Sunday with c. 4 D. Railway Pull
mai Sleeping Buffet cars from New rk and Wash
inctOc to All N Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta New Orlea. -
Clio CHARLOTTESVILLE FAST IL T. Daily via Char
lott sye 70 Cincinnati Louisville and ali Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
louisville
1910 PM-SOTTHFRN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
y al points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with c. q RAILWAY.
Pullman Sleeping from NaShln Dan
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta 10 New Orleans: also
from Washington Charo ce and columbia to
Augusta
Nsnasss~ Division Train leaves Washington at SIS
NJ daily. except LnCay
Nsrr,atol. trains leave Washington at 8:95 VI and
$40 Z VI daily.
FoI cheIs ana information inquire q: CCIuIany's Of
DC, o. IeilDsk wanna avenue OF 1T Union Depot
Vi SLAUUHTEH. y NACDaNIFI.
cen lass AKen- As--Ilt.
marie sol. HAAS Traffic NIan.ser
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Invasion OF Cuba.
REPORTEp SUCCESS OF GEN. AGCkRo.

KEY WEST, FLA. April lO-Advices from Havana
state that Gen. Aguero In landing met with no re-
slstance. 1t Is reported that numerous factions
joined Aguero on the march to the Interior swell
Ing tn party to many hundred followers. Several
encounters with troops took place. the result OF
winch was that the troops were obliged to retreat
Havana owing to the large force OF troops that
concentrated for several days at spot on the coast
Wnere Aguero never would have landed It is
therefore believed that the government used the
incident OF Agueros expected arrival for display
OF force, with The object OF ntmidating the Cubans
OF Havana at the next elections The government
has teegraphed to Spain requesting that addi-
tlonal troops be sent The censorship Geographic
dispatches has been re-establiShed.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auct,ouesr.


| THOMAS BOWLING Aucuoneer
| ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, MIRRORS SEVERAL
FINE PARLoR SUITES. SEVERAL FINE OIL
PAINTINGS. ENGRAvi NGS. WALNUT AND
PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE. HAND.
SOME PILLAR EXTENSION DINING TABLES
LEATHER COVERED AND OTHER DINING
CHAIRS. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
VENETIAN STAIR CARPETS RUGS AND MATS
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES. TOGETHER WITH
AGENERAL ASSORTMENT OF OTHER HoCSE-
HOLD EFFECTS.
20 ROLLS STRAW MATING. &c.
LARGE Ii f? II BBEHHyE Sf52 ssiDr
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
SR5szf 51s Is s Is s s s.
apic gel era Tzoaas q a9Es o Susoneer
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.
zs6 S9sRhzSa
pssT e eE u p9 j =; :;
THEgssIIEEss,S SALE OF ggALpAABLE pS1MPEoyEp
SSEETHMIsTs HkI%EfN u 2S HSi s5HkEa
ossa IN
r. 81 is a q asf sEs party IF
VIII ss 15 PYb ns a1fSn on TIE
PAST FOUR ocIock M ii that cert nj os piecs
Or parcel OF land and premises known aud described
the public plat plan Of said city the whoe of
and the east 90 three inches front aud with that
width to the rear Of lot ia Stair and Metcalfs sub.
division o: original lots t5) v- and co. six I'm square No
lZc twenty eight having Of fifteen feet aud nine
inches Oh street northwest
Terms OF sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness
secured by said deed Of trust unpaid with the
OF safe in cash and the balance mouths for VIII oh
the notes OF the purchaser bearing from the
day OF sale and secur by deed trust on the pro-
pery sold shall be taken deposit Of fifty dollars re-.
Qulred OF the purchaser purchasers the time of
SALE and al conveyance 1T the the purchaser
1 H. WARMER, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers aps-dkds
SPi1ENDID, BUSINESS PR PERTY, NO. re
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SEvLN-esa
IEENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. in ss::i
PART OF LOT IS, SQUARE 400,
fronting Il feet th street side with depth Of
% fe to an alley. improved by brick front
Dive ling containing IA and large Store-room
one Ut the best business properties It'll street.
splendid business stand for any purpose, and pre-.
senls splendid opportunity for investment.
Terms One half cash; balance in year notes to
bear six cent interest and be by deed of
trust premises If terms not complied with in
seven days. property to be resold az risk aud of
fault purchaser after five days public notice of SUI
resale in some newspaper published il Washington. D.
Z. deposit OF $50 at tine OF sale. Conveyancing
&c, at cost of purchaser. "
apa-dkds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers
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A Forger Wanted in Ontario.

LINCOLN, NEB., April 10-wm. McLa1n, Of Onta-
no. caused the arrest OF Christian Clzehr at Sew
ard, Neb., yesterday, on the charge Of having
forged his name to IS 600 check on April !. and OF
having obtained $4,000 on false pretenses from
other parties He Will be examined by the L. s.
commissioner, and application will be made for an
extraditiOn warrant
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Rev. Dr. John c. Backus, pastor emeritus Of the
day night
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gINHOS. J. FISHER CO.,
4 Real Estate Auctoneers 1924 stnw
AUCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE LOTS ON I,
STREET NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET NV -
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. FIFTEEN HR&
APRIL, A. D. 1884. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK So&
il fro Of the premises, shat offer at public
sale the highest bidder sub lots thirty-sx (3S) and
thirty 3d. square hundred and forty eight
(2isj
these lots each havea rontsRe Of % feet 1orches on
street between 18th ard 14h streets northwest with
depth lac feet 10 inches to 80 foot Concrete aev
Terms will be announced at time u sale
ap3-dSds IHUS. J. FISHER CO., Aucts
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LIN
BEINEEN
THE FAST AND TIE WEST.
"A A>HfN(ITON
nOIRLE IEACk- JANNEY CO--PIE R,

ALL aOUkL FAST LINZ AND TIE ONLY LINE
DOUBLE 15 = KAsjj sSSff COUPLER,
fehe,,ule to tale eject SUNDAY, November "a 1ss,
Leave "SshinEton tom station. corner OF New J-rsey
eveiuf and { street ~ Lasteru STANDARD 18th Mar
icE Chicsso, Cincinnati. louisville and st. Ioui.
1Eorsh Coaches and a!sce sieeil. cars to aboys
i.l,s. "lsAGGi change lt:la q L. oa4!s TO Chicago
1el FttIurE al 1915 a, n and p H. daily: %
Fer Tcledo and Detroit via Nonroevine. 1oI5 am
GI-Iy with Sleeper for Toledo. VIA Leely AID .ks
Trans Tor shilsdelyhis and New York at sloa m
daily esceIt Sunday. ana lO:.Op. To- daily with
IsrioE snG s!eeI !ns Cars attached
sld L. 20 l =. IA i2l0 a. - Is; : go - -
fsi Es-th ore on sundass % 500 s0o. N l:2a
-, :, : -; : - = e;iV 1o;OJ pm
3e Way sfa11onc rewseri washington and Baltimore
10 Hsuons On oletrcI olltan uranch, 7:iJ am and
iS s qS 1s c sSqs 5 = pIsa eay l9-
Ss s'fi sps} f9r d.r stsnn1Sa and
IA daily: for FREDERICK 80 an i9:i5 Is
I y lo fss 1lG and daily e.cep.
arrive from 3 lie y Wes, daily 10 40 a d
fteE Sss 6crk and IhtIadsRh.a 2s5. s.soaul daily
fIsns AnpaIoll., SO i $50 and es7 pint
Iron !r1,,gt5 n go E. Il. esly. and 2:I5p. N. daily
kronl frederick ard intermediate points. s25 1000
II. -. 4 70 T. m and 10 =. H. daily except
eCncAy: eOc :. II daily from Point Of Rocks
1Isis Leave bsitiuoTe 1cr Washington at 40 30
10 20 q 10. and 10 ~ IL. u 10 80 40
=. 10 5 ~ ara 10 Is T. IL; on SUNDAYS 2 4. al
50 y : 10 a II. 20 S. Is. : 90 ana so = ma
trains from Washington stop AZ Relay Station rxcee
80 J.. L. -ooS'
o1o i nh ot srtorat,qn sFry the Bose and
lNaLia hue. 18th street. wier. riders
80 te ,sAth ,oF ta-Tz--e " lie checked aud
= l Il cL i N SIS NJ Of / Baltimore
Ely q h LORD GeL4'. Passenger Aren't
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TEE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per COPY. It Is
large eight-page paper, Of ffty six columns, cut
pasted and folded, and viii be sent anywhere In
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for ons
dollar yeaE.
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TIE PROPOSED HOWE roR Drs,v,r, IT, cov-,n

iHE PROPOSED HOME FOR DISABLED Ex-CoNrEp-
FRATE >ojDIEks.-A large meeting WAS held In
y" lorA last evening IA the interests OF the pro-
posed home Tor disabled tA-COufrderate soldiers AZ,
htEmonI, Va. Co. James X v BeiIne called the
meeting 10 order. ana Corporal Tanner was made
ltili.L'bi cAIlfaAn. Letters We're read rom
Gems. Grant Hancock. Roger A. Pryor. Senator
h4Wley ana Others. expressing their regret at not,
otIng able 10 ce present Ia senator Gordon made
TIE principal speech al the evening Speeches were
as" made by Gen George 4. sheridan, Gen Floyd
hlilg fld Judge lOurgec- Those present were ASKED
TO send contributions 10 ex-senator Gordon
Fire in Hampton, Va. early Yesterday morning
deS royed thirty buildings In the business portion
Q! TIE place. LOSS, slUo.uu1. Insurance small
News nom Cuba Is u the Eject that Acuero,s
I9rce nov numbers ~ men, AID has destroyed four
Plantations
Inc British government has sent positive orders
70 Gen GORDON 10 withdraw from kharroum with
the garrison as soon as possible.
1 ne snow storm yesterday extended west into
INDIANA and south into Virginia In the coal re-
sIoh- ia pennsylvania IL WAS the heaviest OF the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollow1ng are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to IL H. Dodge, 539 15tL street:
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STEAMERS.
BALrINoREBERurp.
a L J. A Nm l. HIM NEER
"A |. ]. AANNN l. HNN NEE
AAA |. I, AAA \ SN + in ME-

Z.
tolnlnfncl Z Nay 81, and every Saturday thereafter
san froiE y bee 20 Liverpool, ulakn, the shortest
car. voya@e only five days from land to land The
hon ffs % this line unsurpassed for strength
sitd amt colio and lifted up with all the modern
" ven. ut~ that Practical experience suggest
a1C-,i > ~ aLG go, intermediate $780,
LIVE ALDEN. General AGENTS
- ~ $780, 49, .Q1 broadway. New York
ALLAN LINZ INFER SERVICE
PORTLAND 70 Liverpool every Thursday UNI Nav
Cabin $50 go and $50. intermediate s36 IS Fxtra
N'eA.S :: !ps 70 Boston from Liver, OIL Queenstown
10 uutderN GLASGOW and Galway, for aid bus uess
ely uE tlckets issued any railroad station in
tit hlt3 SITES l. er1Eed.ats, S3s75 strerage 81
II bSl lIlpte service Will be esUmed cuuue4CilIg
AIrI :, an. r gulaly thereafter
Apply 20 LIVE & ALDEN General Agents OF Broad.
Way. New lOrk. g. " MOSS
80 PENNSlLNANIA AVENUE
ihh45-'Lstu Washington. D. c.
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VBoMAs Do0LING. Aucuoneer.

rE'KOMA DOWLING. Aucrioneer
CHANCERT SALE OF HOMESTEAD IN ANACos-
TIA DC.
BY virtue Of decree passed in Equity eause No. a
S553, RCys Rows. viii sell WEDNESDAY, es:iiy
tie Ninth DAY OF APRIL, 1884 &. fIVEAEA
O'CLOCK P NJ. on The premises Lot No 4. tarnards
subdivision, If Lot NJ. TO- Of Trustees subdiv sion of
Chichester" tpats OF Mich Surveyors orce in
BOOK Levy Court No =, foos 81 AID 81. containing
about Z land. and havinsa comfortable dwell
lLg house. fronting Norris street nearly 80 peches.
and having another roadway to Nichols avenue. Pos
SESSION only TO be given August t. 1884
Terms of sale by the decree Ole-tird cash residue
in two equal payments a. AID twelve months. with
from day Of sale $50 posi-. when the property
i struck of. Convey aIciL at purchasers cost All
TAGS PAID up to day OF sale
EGED. ". JONES, Trustee
apl dts Az Louisiana avenue.
90 OWING To THE 1NCLEMENT WEATHER
the bow sale has been pos poned until SATURDAY,
AflIL t 50 ELFTH 1854, same hour and place. By
ord6r OF the Trustee. sp9-dts
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- AkkEST OF A RAILROAD kING-Mr James Nc
leuEA ne thgllsE railroad msgnste, was arrested
lasl evening on The steamer SerNla about tyo hours
oeloIe she started on her voyage rrom New York,
on an execution obtained on a Judgment issued by
the Ihited states courts IN New lork I'VE wears
Tor over two million dollars that MI Nctienry
was indebted 10 the tre X H. CO. The matter being
settled 70 VI JeNetts satisfaction the execution
his departure
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JAPANESE scRoLIA FANS, ETC

And D.ou.tsvs Retursa Jay Gould. "a 9Th T. MI
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THE ARCTIC STEAMER ALERr.-Detailed plans OF
the Arctic steamer Alert have been received at the
Navy department. Chief Constructor VIII
son Will take them to New York to- night for the
purpose Of consulting with Commander Schey rela-
tive to the final fitting out OF that vessel for the
ceived, 1t is thought that it will be necessary to
make no change Ia the vessel but that she will be
ready TO sail as soon as her supplies are on board
TEN Usage Indians, OF the Indian Territory called
on the Commissioner OF Indian affairs to-day and
urged their objections to the allotment bill recently
passed by the Senate The Indians prefer to have
tribal patent issued which will place the title to
the land In the entire tribe They are opposed to
the allotment OF land In severalty and the issue OF
individual patents.
CAPTAIN SAMUEL McKEEvRR, I'd o. 8. infantry,
and wife, arrived last night from Fort Coeur dAlene
Idaho, and are staying with friends at 1914 18th
street northwest. The captain, who will be re-
captain OF the guard at the White House during
the days OF Presidents Lincoln, johnson and Grant,
reports the excitement In Idaho over the reported
gold discoveries as on the Increase.
DR.. FREDERICK EckFELDr, who has been promi-
nently connected with the mint service for thirty
years, the last ten Of which as computor OF bullion
to the mint bureau, Treasury department, died at
his residence 1928 street, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sheridan has gone to For
tress Monroe, where he Will spend a few days. the
guest OF Col T1dbal-Hon Mrs Judd, wifes OF
Col Chas. II. Judd, chamberlain to King Kalakaua,
OF Hawaii, with two daughters are guests at the
Hawaiian Legation, Hamilton AnneX.-Mayor
Melvin, of Cape May, is In town, staying at the
Rlggs-EX-Se rgeant-at-ArmsT Thompson, who has
been seriously Ill for long time, has so much I'm
proved that he is now able to walk about the house
and go to his meals. Davis, OF
Illinois, has gone TO his home In Chicago for stay
OF several days.-General Butler is In town
Sister Blanche, who has been for over twenty years
in charge OF St vincents Orphan Asylum, is now
lying dangerously Ill from stroke OF paralysis
Simon Sterne and VIM O'Bren, Of New York, are
at Wizards.
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CoALa WooDH
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
NH4RvES AND RAILROAD YARD.
Twelfth and Wafer streets southwest
BRANCH YARD, AND OFFICEA
1902 street northwest;
lS15 it street northwest;
l'4G lenIsy wanna avenue northwest:
lli1 9Th street northwest:
Corner vi and streets northwest.
III feuUsy Iya!4a avenue southeast
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF
INV YORK. also LN1ENSlS 4 " HAkVES giving us
Hlsuri assed facilities Tor tLe ecUuoc handIlS OF
! [ -. u AZ Aids
COAL DELIVERED on CARS DIRECT FROM THE
AiiNr-o INIO Ok iARD
Ee deal Only n best qualities Of ANTHRACITE and
BIT NiNOLS COAA
IL LiIds Of WOOD e.theria tie stick or prepared :,
C2CeI al factory.
CLAN coal FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE.
ITGpt Ce4Feres AID prices low Fuel can be fur
L.7Asl sepl3
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MOTIF GERMAN LLOYD
~ sIkAMHHP LINE BFrwEES NV York H.vnp
LONDON Sol HAMPTON BREMEN
Re stea9srs Of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
~ 0ia4 -aND SAL RDAl from Bremen pier. Of
&C street Hotokcn Rates of passage From New York 10
tiaETe London. Southampton and Bremen trst cabin.
&C. al a second cabin. $50: steerage. at low-s{
iaI.s iot freight or Iassage apply TO OELRICHS
GO, Ou~41A< Green. New York: ". q MEIZEROTT
CO. s-5 F,n,isy wanna avenue northwes, Oh "a
~ II T. a. - street.. A.ents " Washington taIj
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CUSA.O LINE
NOTICE.
- LANE ROUTE
Ihi n (TN AkD STLA ,.51p ,Y .VnPANI. LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HAhBOR
FROM PIER go n r. NEW YORK.
Scythia -. We'd. .AUril l6 Servia .... We'd Nav IA
Ha!ia. Ned. ADr1i p SShla.....-. We'd. May u
Bothhia We'd. May = AuTsnis...: We'd june L
AZ ~ ,%FsbAN low = YORK
eonnOdatiun.
steerage very low rates. steersee tickets from v.
I oo and Queenstown and al other parts Of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, 6lasgov
Hsvre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
!CI Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's ofc4
No l. BowEis Green or both steerage aud cabin to
vi - biz. LOH 90. 10 tn strc, aslu ton. DC.
SLkNUN II. BKON y & co, New York;
Or 10 Nessrs. OTIS BIGELOM i CO.,
ianI2 sos fth street Washington.
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CAPT ROBERT BOYD has been ordered to CON-
mand the receiving ship Colorado, at New York.
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The Chicago Conventions.

PENNSYLVANIA pEAOCRaTs FoR RASpALb~sLso
TONS Or KEFJBLECAS pKLEaArs In hkv se~~
AND OTHER sTATEs
The democratic convention at Allentown "a,
yesterday. sends a Randall delegation 70 the nsr
uonal convention In July, and ia the nush OF tneiI
excitement the Pennsylvania democrats say thai
Randall should be nominated he would carry tnat
state tais faA. Gen ". ". II. Davis was norninar
tel Con-TesSnan-at-large by acclamation- Inc
convention Inserted IN" ohio tariT plank In tneii
PLATFORM, ana condtmned The Importation Oh con-
tract pagper labor.
In New York state the results or the republican
pr.inaTi,s tn Rrookiyu were about equally divided
o't"een Arthur ami anti Arthur men. The repuo.
" tnN IN the Rochester district eaected unpeogeo
ctl-.2.tS, while II Albany the factiona nght
,tA>tl 4Nelt row, and contestng delegations wiz
o. s,Lt In Wayne, Jefferson and Steuoen coun'
Ties btene delegates were Ch sen
Ihe republicans IN Newark. y. y, yesterday In
uotsed Tue administration. and elected delegates
Gt4p.eiSed, oul understood 10 be Tor EdmundB and
Lincoln.
Inc republican convention for the 18th Illinois
oA>.i-lt frnymln2ttd Hon Joseph q. Cannon tof
',uSrtss and sent Logan delegate 70 chicago
bNAne cel'gates were chosen In the Gath Pennsyl.
wanna congressional district.
me Soma. Alabama, district sends Arthur dele
gates 20 Chicago.
l ne republican state convention az Atlanta Ca.
sfLl Glp!edged delegates AZ large 10 Chicago but
Tie del,Eatts favor Arthur.
lhr Utltkates from the first Nissfss.pp District
are divided between Blaine and Arthur
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By DIRECTION Of the President the army retiring
boards convened at Vancouver barracks, Washing
ton Territory and at the Preside OF San Francisco
Cal, are dissolved.
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RANGE OF THE THERk0METER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer tO-cay:-'a- ~, AZ; IL In, a. PIN, s. T.
Maximum, D.. "a minimum. iU3.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-07-23
The History OF q Warhorse.
fSt. Paul Dispatch.

An officer OF the Fourth cavalry says
that Buffalo Bill has applied for per.
mission to take the horse Comanche
and use him in connection with his
theatrical performances throughout the
country. OF course his request will
not he granted. Comanche was the
favorite horse Of Capt. Keogh, and was
ridden by him into the fight on the
Little Big Horn IN 1876. He was the
sole survivor Of the Custer massacre.
The horse was found soon after the
battle standing in the waters of the
river. He had seen wounds, three of
them dangerous ones, and had made his
way to the river to slake his thirst and
allay the fever resulting from his iniur.
les. He was brought to Fort A. Lin.
coin, and remained there until the
headquarters Of the Seventh cavalry
were moved to Fort Meade, where lie
is at the present time. Comanche
originally belonged to Company l, now
stationed at Fort Totten, under com.
mand of Capt. Rowland, but in 1915
Col Sturgis ordered the transfer OF
the horse to the custody of the adj.
jutant Of the regiment, and directed
that he never again be ridden by any
one. The order also provided that he
be properly caparisoned and led in
front OF the colors at every parade OF
the regiment. In color Cdmanche is
dark dun, and, although over 20 years
old, he is in excellent condition and
risky as a colt.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-07-23
RECEIVERS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given
to all persons who may be
in anywise indebted to
the estate ofthe late firm
of @. w. Savage & Sons,
or the individual estate
of either Of them, and
which estate and es-
tates were on the 3lst
day Of December, 1888,
duly assigned to 81. 81.
Mund and A. B. Curry,
as assignees, that I have
this day been appointed
by the Hon. John Coburn,
Judge of the first judicial
district Of the territory of
Montana, receiver for
said estate, and that by
virtue Of said appoint
ment I am required to
Immediately sell all the
goods, effects and real
estate formerly belong.
ing to said late firm, and
to forthwith collect all
debts due the same;
therefore. all persons in
debted to the said late
firm, or either of them,
on book account orother-
wise, are now requested
to call at my Office, at
the old stand of g. w.
Savage & Sons, Miles
City, M. T.. and pay
their indebt edness with
out further delay,
WILLIAM HARM ON,
Receiver.
Miles City. NJ. r.. July, |, 1854. a53