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Dangerously Reactionary.
Washington Post.

The attitude which Senator P. ndle-
ton sustains towards the Civil Service
act is one which ali Democrats may cor
sistently assume. He never claimed per
lection for the bill, but simply regarded
1t as an experimental and initiative neas-
ure. to be modified and improved as the
wants of the service became better IN
deistood and more adequate methods
their remedy suggested ,hemselves.-
That the law is not altogether what it
should be, does not show that reforms
in the service are not needed, but only
that work which has been measurably
we'll begun should be encouraged by fur
tfer legislation as to be successfully con
,inued. The Democratic Member OF
Congress who opposes all attempts at
reform as a sham and fraud, for want OF
more opprobius terms, stands In bis own
light. So will the Democratic party il
it has the folly--we will not call it cour
age or even audactv--to take similar
position. Good and honest statesman
ship require that the ahu"s of The Civil
Service be extirpated be statute, or they
never will be otherwise. To repeal the
present law, without substituting for il
y far better one, would be daDgerously
Fl dictionary as well IS politically ineSpe-
dient. @
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Statement of Reed, Counsel tor the
Assassin Guiteau.

New York. March 6-Charles H.
Reed. counsel for the assassin Guiteau,
during the latter part of his trial, was
seen in bis Office TO day. He said:
"Yes. have read in the newspapers
the statement OF ex Postmaster GepsraI
James, before the committee 10 Wash.
ington, which conveys the impression
that the Star route prosecutions were in
some measure the cause Of the shoot.
ing OF President Garfield. am, there
fore, willing to have published tor the
first time some conversation which oc
Cured between Guiteau and myself while
| acted as his attorney. On several oc-
casions when alone with Guitear, I ask.
ed him il he had any accomplice, or il
any person knew he thought of shoot
ing the President He always answered !:
No; no one but God and me knew any
thing about IL On the day before be
was executed, when ] saw him tor the
last time said to him, 'Guiteau the
hope OF saving you 10 gone and you
must die tomorrow. Now ] ask you
again. had you any accomplice. or did
any person besides you know anything
about your intention Of killing the Pres.
identl' With wild light in his eyes
which was impossible OF stimulation he
replied, mo! no! DO one but Gid and
me knew about it. As have often told
you. that is the truth as expect to meet
my God tomorrow"
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A Sect of Child Killers.

The Novo Vremya warns Russian
mothers of o new religious sect which
has given several proofs of ira existence.
In Rostnv, on the Don, an officer engag.
ed middle.sged nurse for his three.
year-old son. She was very attentive
and seemed fond Of the child, hut after
two months she ,ddenlv left the situa.
ton and the town. The child began to
all the verv next dav, lost it's memory
and suffered from continual drowsiness.
A week later it died without having heen
really i'll The corpse was placed in the
coffin, when young Jewess burst into
the house, threw herself upon the dead
child, and crying bitterly said: "The
same woman poisoned my child. She
was nv nurse before, and nov she has
murdered your poor bow! The woman
spoke the trnth. 1t has been found that
in Rostov there is society Of child
murderers, who poison children by means
OF narcotics. Tney are instigated to do
so bv q fanqiical woman who says: 'sIt
is every woman's duty to spare the evils
Of life to as many children as possible,
and to make them share in the bliss oil
heaven before the earth has contamina-
ted their souls"
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New York Herald.
What Does This Mean?

ln a statement made by ex. Postmas
ter General James regarding the initla-
tion of the S'ar Route prosecutions be
recounts the incidents OF a visit to the
President on June u, 1881, and saws.
At the close OF the interview Mr.. Cook
said to the President: "Mr. President
vou know that Lam q criminal lawyer,
and that my associations are not always
with angels. hear q great deal about
wha, 10 going on, and ! feel that it is my
duty to say, from kno Wedge which has
come into nv possession, that some-
thing dreadful is about to happen."
Now, Mr.. Cook said this ss thus re-
ported just Eve days before Garfield was
shot.
Is it possible that the "somethine
dreadful referred to was the murder oi
the President2
Did Mr.. Cook on the 9Th OF June
know that Garfield was to be shot7
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New York Herald.

First Year of Civil Service ReAorm.
The Com missiouers appointed year
ago to put in operation the Civil Ser.
vice Reform act seem to have distinct
and correct impression as to their duties.
In their Hrst annual report, from which
We publish some ex ract,, they state
that they unders and the more direct
objects OF the law to he prevtn.
ton OF official meddling at sl, c'ions; OF
extor,ions, under any form or pretense,
from ofiice.holders; OF appointments to
Office on the sole basis OF reward for
partisan services, and, not least, that
'sthe true responsibility and independ
ence OF the Legislative and executive de-
partments under the Constitution mast
be restored and preserved" The Com
missioners speak modestly Of what they
have done amt hopefully OF what they
expect to do; hut they. in effect, warn
the people not to look for thorough
reformation oil at once, and they show
plainly why the desired changes must
come gradually. The implied recon-
mendation that postmasters should not
he political plscemen will not please pol
iticians, hut neither will anything hon.
est.
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Columbus Times. 5th inst.
PardOn0d.

A pardon was granted to-day, by the
Governor, to Charles Roberts, Convicted
at the January (1SS4) term OF Noble
county common pleas, OF crime Of grand
larceny and sentenced to one year i'm.
prisonment in the Penitentiary. The
crime was committed in August; 1877,
when Roberts Vas but young man.
Being confronted with the accusation
the following day, he confessed and
made restoration Of all that he took
No notice was taken OF the crime till
last January, when Roberts was ibdict-
ed and plead guilty. Since the crime
was committed be has married and has
q family which needs his support. The
pardon was recommended bv the Judge
jury and prosecuting attorney, on ths
ground that Roberts is Of weak mind
and has been sufficiently punished.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DUTH YoH0, residing at Jefsrsonvills,
IL Wayne county, Illinois. will take notice
that on the 9th day Of March, A D. 1884,
Jacob Yoho nled his petition In the court Of
common pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio.
praying for divorce from said Ruth Yoho
on the ground Of "willful absences for more
than three years last past" Said cause will
be. 70, hearing on and after the Asa day Of
April, A. D. 1884.
JACOB YOHO, Plaintiff.
sRRIees 4 DRreas and r. M. CLEGo, Att'ys.
mchll, ,'t4w7.
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Notice Of Application for Pardon.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed. after the expiration Of .hrse
weeks from this notice, will make applica-
tion to the Governor Of Ohio for the pardon
Of Jacob Carpenter who was, at the October
term, A. d. 1882, OF the Court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, convicted Of
the crime Of "subornation Of perjury" aud
sentenced to imprisonment In the penitsn-
tissy for the term of three years.
mchIl ,'slt;. JOHN CARPENTER.
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Hon Saturday evening. ID inss !, .

~ On Saturday evening, ID inss, .
terrible murder was committed ct The
door Of . Market street saloon In Wheal.
ing. Geo. 81. Boettner shot and almost
instantly killed chum and iIiend.
Charles r. Dick, while under the inau.
fiuence OF liquor. The murdered uaa
was abnu, 20 years Dbl. The two he'd
always bsen good friends. hut were in
liquor on Saturday had little fuss about
game OF cards, and nov one 10 mnr.
dered. and the other occupies - nuf.
desers II. Whiskey does no Work
quickly and surely. Boeltner's sged
father is resident of Martins Ferry,
aud vas almost crazed with eriei when
be heard Of his son's Ncts
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PARIS, March 5.-Haiphong desps'ch
es OF this date state that the attack OF
Bacninh, is expected daily. There have
been several heavy skirmishes .a:ely.
The Chinese Legation at Berlin has
engaged crew Of officers and men from
the German merchant service to take 70
Canton the new Chinese corvette Nan.
thin, which was built at Kiel. Prince
Bismarck Is not inclined to interfere
with the arrangement. as France aud
China are not at war anil the corvette is
not msnusd from the German govern
ment service.
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Eminent Testimony.


81 find that in addition to the pure
spirits contained 10 their composition.
they contain che extracts Of hops and
other we'll known and highly approved
medicinal roots. leaves and tinciures in
quantities. sufficient to render the article
what the makers claim it to be, to wit, o
medicinal preparation and not beverage
unfit and unsafe 10 be used except as q
medicine. u
-"Flom careful snalysis OF their for
mula-which was atlested under oath
l find that in every wine-glassfull OF
Hop Bitters, the active medicinal prop
critics aside from the distilled spirits are
equal to a full dose for an adult, which
fact in nv opinion, subjects it to an in
ternal revenue tax as medicinal hitter. "
GREEN B. RAuM, U. ) Com 10. Rev.
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| LONDON, March 5-The troops from
Trinkitst are arriving at Suakim tonight
A contingent under Gen. Bueller will re-
main at Fort Baker until further orders
Gen. Baker Is making preparations si
Suakim to advance upon Tsmanieb
The sheiks of several .ribes have sent n
envoys offe, ing to dts;rt Osman Digns
aud assist TIE English ii paid Tor lheil
servicsa. Twenty -seven hundred bodies
have heen buried at Teb. including those
OF the Egyplians killed in the 6ght be.
tween Baker Pasha's troops and the reb.
els. The cavalry, before leaving Tokar,
discovered that Osmau Digna is station
ed ten miles from Suakim. Three hun.
dred and thirty sick ard wounded sailed
to-day from Trinkitat for Suez, where
they will he placed in the hospital. Re.
ports have, reached Suakim that the Be.
douins Of Jeddah are iu revolt against
Turkey. II is expected that state OF
siege will be declared.
An AraS who has arri ed at Suakim
flom Oman D gna's camp rept sts that
the rebel leader is still bitterly hostile to
The English.
Capt. Mason, the English sgent at
Msssow wah, 10 organizing an Abyssinlan
contingent, npder En- slish offlcersto op.
crate upon Khar oum via K.ssals. il E.
Mahdi continues fighting. Gen Gordon
ssks Tor further supplies OF monev The
treasury at Cairo has sent him "a COO
and q number Of decorations.
Nubar Pashs, the President OF the
Eg, ptian Council, has renewed to Zobeir
Pasha the offer OF the Governor ship OF
Khartoum and Dartur. Z.behr Pashs
declines to accept the Office unless Gen
Gordon 10 drposed. Gen Gordon's re.
ports OF the submission OF the sheiks are
distrusted at Cairo. It is said that be is
the dupe OF the sheiks, who take bribes
and delude him with false news. Il is
reported that Sheik Ibrahim is on the
White Nile with 5000 Arabs. AID tha,
Sheik Busheer is advancing on Khartoum
bv the Blue Nile with 5000 mer.
Tue Porte has been so' Ting the pov
ere in regard to the Soudam. Germany
has replied that she will not intervene
and suggests that Turkey arrange the
matter directly with England. The other
powers have msde similar replies. Ia
view OF this Musurus Pasha, Turkish
AMBASSADOR at London, has requested
EMl Granville, Foreign Secretary OF
State, to use the Sultan's Influence in
seeking to coneiIiats the Soudanese.
VI Waddington, the F.ench Ambassa.
dor at London, bas been summoned to
Paris to con or With N. Ferry in re.
gard to S,r EVELYN Brings schems for
financial reform in Egypt. With Ssfe,-
ence 10 the latter snbjecs, it is said tha
France will opp 'se lhs proposal t, tax
foreigners resident in Egypt AMI any in
reference with the Law Of liquidation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

The Columbus Dispatch remarks OF
Mr.. PAINE that he evidently overlooked
the following plank in the Ohio plat
form:
sThat we are 10 favor of civil service
reform whereby offices shall be held as
public trusts, to be administered for the
public good: not spoils TO be enjoyed as
the reward OF partisan zeal or service"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

TEE temperance fanstic OF the Guern-
sey Times has opened his food gates OF
abuse upon Jldge FRAztsR. The Judge
imposes Bnes upon indicted persons
without consulting TAYLon. therefore
.sbe has come short OF his duty is all
We can make ou, OF the Duie's abuse OF
the Judge. Taylor has cut of more
than be can sschaw" this time.
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Neu advertisements,
Indulgence and Excesses.

Whether over eating or drinking are
made harmless BY using Hop Bilters free.
", giving elegant appetite and enjoy.
men. by using them before and remov-
ing all dullness, pains and distress after
wards, leaving the head clear, nerves
steady, and all the feelings buoyant, elias.
tic and more happy than before. The
pleasing effects OF Christian or sump-
tuous dinner continuing days afterwards.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

GENERAL A. J. WARNER is one OF the
most prominent Democrats in Ohio
His authorship of the.tariff plank in the
Democratic platform of 1888, added to
mia reputation as q clear-headed states.
man. The Democracy of the 17th Ohio
D;striet should be represented in the Ma
sion.i Democratic Convens'on at Chicago
nv Delegates whose utteraaces would
eommand attention Monroe County
Democrats will vote to send Genera'
WARsER 10 that Convention, kh owing
that with him 10 that body they wlll &c
tahbluIly and honestly represented.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

THERE will be several candidates for
the Democratic Congressional nomina-
tfon 10 this district, Judge BRowS, oI
Noble; Judge WALTON, of Monroe
General WARNER, of Washington and,
perhsps, others not yet mentioned. The
nominee will be elected.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce tho name of
Wrsg HAMILTON. of summit township. late
in Center, as . candidate for Probate Judge
Of Monroe County; subject to the decision OF
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DtMocRATs'
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Poverty and Sufferiup.

y IUVcrty anu ouHcrfHgs
II was dragged down with debt, pow
erty and suffering for years, caused by
sick family and large bills for doctofing.
l was completely discouraged, until 2one
year ago, by the advice of my pastnr. I
commenced using Hop Bitters. and in
one month We we're all we'll, and none oI
US have seen sick day since, and !
want to say 10 all poor men, you cau
keep your families we'll year with Hop
Ri ters for less than one doctors visit
will cost, know It,"
A WoRKrYaMAN.
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Democratic Nominating lzVa'in
MONDAY, APRIL Z, 1884.

RHsoLvEp, By the Democratic Central Com .
mittss Of Monroe County, Ohio, that ooanty
primary election, BY the Democratic voters
Of said county under the provisions OF sec
tions 29l6 TO section 1921. inclusive, Of the
Revised Statutes Of Ohio, be held on Monday,
April 7. 1884, tor tae purpose Of placing in
nomination one person for each Of the fol-
lowing Offices, viz: Probate Jadgs, Prosecu =
ting Attorney Commissioner and Indrmary
Director.
RESOLVED, That the annexed notice be
published in the sPrRIr OF DEMOCRACY, q
newspaper published In said county. 4r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

Ex-PosTmA.TER GENERA. JAMES testi.
fed before the SPRINGER COMMITTEES one
day last week in relation to the Star
Rou,e frauds. and closed his testimony
with this astounding declaration:
s.Hsd the President not taken the
stand he did against the S'ar Routers In
their prosecution be would Dot have fal'
len by an assassin's bullet"
Wha instructed GUITEAU to murder
GARrELp Mr.. JAMES should give the
full secret particulars Of that tragedy.
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wounded. N:ne hundred of The enemy's
dead we're counsed 10 the captured po-
siiions.

Trinkita, is q small Egyptian town IN
the Red Sea, immediately south and only
q few miles from Suakim, and about 500
miles northeast from Khartoum, nine
teen degrees north OF the equator. 1t is
OF small importance, though o seaport
town. Mecca lies about $50 miles to the
northeast, across the Red Sea, and ln-
land. From rrinkilat to The scene OF
Hicks Pasha's lie eat 10 about $50 miles,
almost directly southwest.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

BKANE on the Republican and PAYNE
on The Democratic side OF the Presiden-
tial fence, are candidates, but both pro-
test-thst they are not They expect their
Aoom to spring up after their respective
nominating conventions have assembled.
They aud their hackers are trying to
play The ozark hosa' game, with the va
riatiuns throwni in. /.
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SINCE the passage OF the law msklng
ell roads kept up nv counties postal
routes, the Postoffice Department is ena-
bled to deal directly With persons desir-
ing the establishment of new postofices,
and viii have any point asked for as q
postofiice site examined and reported
nnon.
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Humor in the Stomach.

Much OF the distress and sickness st-
tributed to dyspepsia, chronic diaarrle /,
and other causes is occasioned by humor
in the stomach. Several cases, with all
the characteristics OF these complaints.
have been cured by Hood's Ssrsaparilla.
Other cures effecfed by this medicine are
50 wonderful that the simplest statement
OF them affords the best proof that It
combines rare curative agents and when
once used secures the confidence OF the
people. =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

GENERAL GRAHAM and his troops de-
feated OsmAN DIaNA and bis Arab troops
at Trikitst. The rebels fought desper-
.,ely, but British discipline and superior
munitions of war won the day. A mob,
however brave and dauntless, cannot
successfully withstand the steady, deadly
work of a disciplined force, although
the former may outnumber the latter
three TO one.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

TaB recent dynamite explosions in
London have seriously alarmed the Gov
ernment officials 1t will be long time
before Ireland will gain reIiet by such
mnrderous means. The true friends OF
Irish independence should oppose the
methods OF the dynamite tends who are
Ireland's worst enemies.
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M The late Mr.. Hayward. the famous

NJ The late Mr.. Hayward, the famous
London diner out, was, according 70 the
London Truth, most exac,ing critic
both Of the conception and Of the exc.
cu,ion OF dinner: and II the menu did
not please him, or II the dishes we're "ol
to his taste. be was apt to express bis
dissatisfaction very loudly. Once st
Dudbrook Lady Waldegrave was qniie
angry With him hecause be amused the
company at the dinner table With vivac-
ious criticisms on ber cooks perform
ances, and on the evident lack of super
vision.in the kitchen "1be same soup
three days running, aud what filthy stLf
it is"
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PROsEOU rlNG ATTORNEY.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce JOHN b.
DBIees, Of Center tswnship, - candidate
for denomination to the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorney; subject TO the decision Of the Dem
ocratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMocRATs.
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COMMISSIONER.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce N. d. GAR
psx, Of Jackson township as candidate for
re- nomination to the ofios Of County Com
subject to the decision Of the
Denoeratic Nominating Convention.
MAHY DEMOCRATS.
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PRoBArE JUDGE.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES A..
WATSON, of Center township, a. . candidate
for the Office Of Probate Judge, subject to the
decisi on Of the Democratic Nominating Con-
veution. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce JAcoR DRUM,
Of Perry township, IS 3 candidate for re-
nomination 10 the ofieO of Inarmary Director;
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Nominating Convention.
XAxY DEMOCRATS.
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago l broke dowa With
kidney aud liver c'mplaint and iheuma-
tism. Since then I have been unable to
be about at all. Ny liver became hard
like wood; my limbs we're puffed up and
filled with water. All the st physi-
clans agreed that nothing could cure me
I resolved to try Hop Bitters; l have
used seven bottles; the hardness has ell
gone from my liver, the swelling from
my limbs. and IL has worked a miracle
10 my case; otherwise l would have been
now in nv grave. az
j. W. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct. 1, 81.
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THE Republican Treasurer OF Huron
County, Ohio, has decsmped with S6n,.
600. He is in condition to contribute
literally 10 the Republican campaign
fund.
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Sheriff McGill. OF Guernsey cou1ty,
entered q plea of equity in the cases
spsips, him for giving special privileges
Il, certain parties confined in Jail, and
Jndoe Frazier fined the Sheriff IS and
costs 10 each case The Tines Is violent
In its denuneiations Of the Court, for
ibe lenieney shown the sheriff, and In
inmates thai il is time for the Court to
On
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

PENsIoxs OF $4,000 year are paid to
the widows OF Presidents JAMES K
Polk, JOHN TYLER and JAMES A. GAR
YIELD. The widow of Admiral FARRA-
eUr receives 1900 year
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce THOMAS MUR-
rHY, Ksa Of Perry township, as candidate
for the cfice of Probate Judge; subject to the
decision of the Democratic Nominating Con.
ventiou. MANY DEMocRArs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-11

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. j. PEAR
SON. of Center township. as candidate for
the Office of Probate Judge; subject to the
decision of the Democratic Nominating Con-
yention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

ED. SPIRIT Announce GEORGE L
GILLEsrfB, of Adams township, 40 candidate
for Inarmary Director; subject 10 the decision
Of the Democratic Nomina.ing Convention,
MAxY DRnocRArs.
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Hon. Roswell r. Flower, OF Nav
York, 10 prominent candidate for the
Democrat ic P. esidential nomination.
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TRKeE cadets have been dismissed
from the Naval Academy. within the
past month, for hazing.