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National Republican., 1884-04-08
Election Of Onicera.

At an election Of directors held yesterday
by the Columbia Fire Insurance company, at
their building on L street, tho following gen.
themen were elected for the ensuing year:
John A. Baker. Thomas ]. Fisher, Robert 1.
Fleming, w. NJ. Gait G. G. Glover, Frederick
b. Mcguire, b. II. Warner, G. Ii. B. White,
and ii. A. Willard. At q previous meeting
of the board semi-snnusl dividend of 4 per
cent. was declared, payable on aud after the
first day of May.
A meeting of the Corcoran Fire Insurance
company was held yesterday for the purpose
of electing a board of directors for the eIsu-
ing year. The old board was reelected, and
is as follows: j. T. Lehman, A. II. Herr,
James d. Clary. C. A. James, G. A. McIlhenny
L. Droop, j. l.. Barbour, II. c. Stewart,
Joseph L. Cassin, aud J. L. Dyer.
National Republican., 1884-04-08

Yesterday morning in the court of general
term Chief Justice Carter delivered the opin.
ion in tho cases Of Thomas Dunn and Robert
Murphy, the first namod convicted of two
cases OF larceny by three-card monte and SEN
fenced to tho penitentiary for three years, and
the penitcntiary. The judgment of the lower
court was reserved and new trial granted.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
GREAT SALE
HANDKERCHIEFS! y
-oF-.

Mr.. Lsner Che Palais Royal proprietor) offers $50
dozen finest Sheer Linen Handkerchefs in Persian,
Roman, Combination and Fancy Striped Borders /;
coors--pink cardinal, ecru, light and dark blue For
choice 90 cents each.
Bs4-Mr. Lsner was particularly fortunate in obtain
ing above lots which are same quality as we have al
ways sold for IS cents and upward The special price
of a6 cents for this week only. After that time they
will be amalgamated with regular stock at prices
ranging from 80 to 4S cents each.
NOTICE.-Our Spring "Opening" cleared out al
most our entire stock of Handkerchefs. The lots
now mentioned are entirely new, viz 500 dozen ALI
linen Handkerchiefs, fancy borders, I2H cents; 50
dozen Chidren's Linen Handkerchefs, quaint designs
: cents each ; $50 dozen Gents All-linen Handker-
Chiefs in narrow or wide fancy borders in all the
colors the best IS cent Gents Handkerchiefs have
offered.
National Republican., 1884-04-08

Miss Tippett, one of the family of DR., VIM.
o'Donnel, was poisoned Friday by eating
canned corn. Also Master Campbell, the
son of Maj. Campbell, instructor of artillery
at Fortress Monroe, is lying dangerously i'll
from eating cherry pie made from canned
cherries. lie is not expected to recover. In
both cases large quantities Of lead were found
i'll tho cans.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
disCTetons Of youth, nervous weakness early de-.
cay loss of manhood, &c, VIII send recipe that
will cure you, free Of charge, This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a selfaddressed envelope TO the Rev, Joseph
4. InmAn, Station D, New York City,
National Republican., 1884-04-08
A Runaway.

The horse attached tho bakery wagon OF
Mr.. Potzler ran away yesterday morning, and
as it was turning the corner of Tenth and d
streets the wagon was upset and dragged
some distance. The bread was scattered over
the street. The horse was finally stopped by
Isaiah Brown,
National Republican., 1884-04-08
COLORED RHADAMES.

100 pieces 2o-in. All-silk Rhad-
ames, elegant quality, beauti-
full finish and lustre, would be
very cheap at $I.25; only
$I.I4 per yard; colors, clar-
ct, dregs of wine, navy, ma
rine and mazarin blue, myrtle
and hunters green, chestnut
and seal brown, slate, drab,
&c.; the best value for the
money ever offered by us.
26 pieces extra heavy Gros-
Grain Silks, in spring shades,
superb line of colors, actually
worth $I.5o per yard; only
$I.25.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
COLORED SURAHS.

4S pieces 2a-in. Surahs, velvet
edge, all pure silk, extra fine
grade and quality, in spring
shades and high colors also,
only 81 per yard.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
Mr.. Webb Acquitted,

Yesterday in the criminal court Judge
Wylie reversed his opinion in the case of A.
b. Webb, indicted for using the mails in
furtherance of scheme to defraud a pen
sioner He sustained tho demurrer TO the
indictment and dismissed the case,
National Republican., 1884-04-08
THE BREVITY BASKET /.
Filled with Brief Mention or Many Minor
Tvcnts Of Yesterday.

@-'N-~A
Events OF Yesterday.
c. X. Stollwagen, of 1105 II street, reports
that coat has been stolen from his vestibule.
Tho case of VIM. II. Thomas, charged with
writing policy, was dismissed by Judge Snoll
Saturday.
The Arbitration league will meet tonight
at tho residence of Hon. A. II. Pottibone, Ala
Sixth street.
Maria Keefe, of No. 527 New Jersey avenue,
had So in money stolen from her house Sun
day morning.
George w. Landon was charged with grand
larceny of the race horse Bismarck from j. I.
Hoge, of No. 1925 Sixth street, yesterday.
The court ordered restitution.
There has been reorganization of the
Walkaways Base Ball club for tho coming
season, with tho following members: r.
Madigan, 2b.; G.. Nally, 3d.; p. Hart, s. s.; A.
Collins, r. f.; ID. Van Reuth, c. e.; j. Grcor,
If.
Hezel<iah s. waplc, groceryman, and
John w. Gray, boarding g-house keeper, were
in the police court yesterday, charged with
| engaging in an atfray IN the store of Waple
| on Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
| Tenth streets, on the twcnty-ffth of last
month. The trouble grow out of quarrel
about some goods ordered from Waplo by
Gray. Gray was fined 50 and Waple 500
Waplo noted an appeal.
Mr.. Brooke Mackall has sent letter to the
attorney general asking for special counsel
to prosecute tho various charges made by Mr.
Mackall against Mr.. John Lynch and others
| including members Of the police. Mr.. Mackall
AYERS that District Attorney Worthington is
| counsel for Mr.. Lynch in q civil case pending
between Messrs. Lynch and Mackall, and
cannot expect therefor from him an earnest
prosecution of these cases. He suggests
several lawyers any one of whom would be
| satisfactory to him.
| THERE is something soft and tender in the fal
National Republican., 1884-04-08
SUMMER SILKS.

II pieces Iridescent Stripe Sum-
mer Silks, extra good quality
fortheprice, only 5ocperyard (;
colors, marine blue, gendar-
me blue, brown, cardinal,
garnet, &c.
FL pieces Check Summer Silks,
in black and white, new and
delicate designs, 69c yard, in
light effects.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
An Assignment,

Henry Strauss has made an assignment of
his stock in trade at No. 5000 NJ street north
west aud property to Henry King, jr. Pref
erence is given William Hahn, $40O; b.
Burnstein, 5000; Strauss Bro. & Co., Balti-
more, $2,o24.l0; Hamburger Bro. & Co.;
81, ,220.25, and Ars. Il. JardOrf, $3.50.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
AInrrInre Liuciisna.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Jerry Weems and Ann Graham, Patrick II,
spaulding and Mary A. Flaherty, Frederick
r, Cowley and Rosa Toliver, Ross w. MOrri.
son and Annie L. Ward.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
COLORED GROS-GRAINS.

AZ pieces Gros-Grain Silk. 20
inches wide, superior quality,
usually sold for $I.25 yard /;
only 81 yard; colors include
all the new spring shades,
such as beige, fawn, grays,
blue, browns, &c,
National Republican., 1884-04-08
For Easter

the boys want to make their appearance in new
suits. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and l.
Streets suit you, us the extent of their assort
ment is unlimited.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
DRIED FRUITS.

Genuine French Prunes, o pounds for 81; Evap
GRATED Peaches, fancy pounds for 95c; Evaporated
Apples, fancy, pounds for 9sc Bright sun Dried
Peaches, two grades, pounds for 81 and pounds
iorSl. Buy quick, as we cannot guarantee 10 con-
LinuG these prices amer this week.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
DON'T Die I'm tn. uous..
Poisoned by Eating Canned Goods.

"RouGh on Rats' clears out, rats mice, reaches
bed Dugs, flies, ants. moies, chipmunks, gophers
lJr,
National Republican., 1884-04-08
GROCERIES !
SUGARS.

FINE STANDARD GRADES-Cut Loaf 10
pounds for DOC; Granulated, 10 pounds for Soc;
"a" 10 pounds for soc; Extra &c" ~ pounds Tor
5Oc.; yellow &c" 10 pounds for 05c
National Republican., 1884-04-08

LIMA, PERU--Senorta Matilde Guevara, says
Mama has suffered for months with paralysis OF
tho facial muscles. She has been wonderfully
relieved by the of St. Jacobs OIL the great pail
Curap
National Republican., 1884-04-08

THERE is something soft and tender in the fall
Of single snowflake, but IL always reminds us to
look after our bottle of Dr. Buls Cough Syrup, our
old standby in the days of coughs aud colds, for
we have ALWAYS found IL reliable.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
New Trial Granted.

PROVIDENCE VS.. washingtons. Athletic park to
National Republican., 1884-04-08
FLOUR

''Silver King" "surprise," "Ceres." "superla.
five" "Reliance" "serling," Crystal" Golden
Hill," GERM" DC, &C., at reduction Of l5c. per
Sack from former prices.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK GRENADINES.

10 pieces 22-in. Black Silk Gren-
adines, e ira good value,
twisted fiber, all silk, only 81
per yard.
10 pieces 22-in. Brocade Gren-
adines, in new and elegant
designs, only $I.25 per yard;
worth $I.5o.
10 pieces Satin Stripe Grena-
dimes, extra good quality,
warranted all pure silk, 20 in.
wide, only $I.5o per yard ;
worth $I.75.
Full line of Black Silks, Black
Serges, and Surahs, suitable
for Grenadine Innings.
LADIES' KID GLOVES.
50 doz. Ladies' 8-button length
Mousquetaire Gloves, only
75c per pair; are really worth
81.
90 doz. extra fine S-button
length Mousquetaire Gloves,
only 81 per pair; are really
! worth $I.25.
National Republican., 1884-04-08
CANNED GOODS.

STANDARD Tomatoes, large slze, l2 cans for 81;
Sugar Corn, IL cans for sllOi Standard Peaches,
large cans, for TO- Fancy Grades Of Peaches
LtareductiOn from former prices OF DC, aCan
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19
ANOTHER GRANT BOON
Looming Up In the Political Isssisss -rhe
.0ia Commander Being Quisiiy Nat
steadily Pushed to ths FROST.


Looming Up In the Political Igssisos s-fhe
.0ia Commssdsrs Being Quietly Nat
steadily Pushed to The FROST.
wAsnisaros, ID. O.. April ~
There is talk among Republicans 70
gardIng tho nomination Of Grant at Chi.
easo, and there Is no longer any doubt
that carefully planned movement Is on
foot to bring about that result. II Il tho
desire Of those managing Itthat the move
ment should not become conspicuous be-
fore the meeting Of the convention. II
shall appear At Chicago that neither Ar
thur, Edmupds nor Logan can 80
cure the nomination the managers Of th<
Grant movement think that the opposI
ton 10 Blaine can be larKrly concen-
tratsd on Che "Old Commander. The
Grant talk here has been stimulated By
the enthusiastic reception given thu
General ~ the Grand Army camp
Are held BY the Department oi th<
Potomac. Il n understood that fhis
a but one Of series of resp
lions which will be given him In different
parts Of the country. In bis speech %
the occasion the General SAID "ThIs q
the first time since Christmas eve thsk !
have been able 10 be out VI my room 10
the evening. | hops befors many weeks,
however, 70 BE- 90 faf recovered as 70 b
som<iImcs seen upon The streets Of whss-
soeser city may happen 10 BE- In"
Home Of the Republicans belIeve that
Tosan's candidacy Is really In the later
vt Of Grant.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19

lived NJ lss~fssufss go permitted hla
wlth g'hrs dafiaf hl* IsHk esplIsIsy.
THs NsissH v HaFsfisbd. . flIaassssss
tNsssj n<bIHz <shnsnsf. snf ~ efsw 81
sls nsh esf~ 1T Il go IN frc=ns zais
hrWHsH Fe=transm~nt u tha sspsssl.
iIon " ihe H=sIY ustor iook rlse- m ihs
ivIh. a. NE "smk u r-ffectlns NE grad.
nstion" was net finished
TINS fsiIufs l. ssnsunesf N Henry \.
tlossnthai. New ysfk cstlIs merchant.
for iiBsmi.
A Ian named wills fiaet, assa sIs
years, wss killed BY ihe klct of . man
named y. W. Bfett, N rhllsdslphls. . few
days ego. Ths lad accidentally ran against
The msu Wills playing. and ths kicking
followed.
ir hossI In New York . few days ago
Joseph Agate, rslIfed New York mill.
IonaIrs, committed suicide by shooting
himself Dependency over failing health
was said 10 have been the cause
Ar Pittsburgh, Pa, the other day q
bank Of sand eaved IN, buryins two men,
who, whsn recovered nm hour later. were
dead, their bodies being badly crushed.
THx fifteen hsndred coal.miners at the
wcstnioreland and Pennsylvania coal
mines, near Irwin Station, Pa, struck on
the nth against reduction Of twenty per
cent In wages.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19

IA Hsess<fa HInaegts sad I,=kss4 @hs<,
seeding wss IN progress % fh@ lIsh. ~sat
IA sdysHe~ "A Isss v~ss Thsfs vi -
sais'sati<I inefes<@ ~ shs stFeakzl
A nf<f aaI Re esmrssy. hzakea ~
Eastern capitalists. h 4, ~ established n
toiamka<. Tss.. rhich vii shIr dressed
bsef " Nee fok. via ~ isIals. sai siil
aIso 'nsnufsaiars cIec. oii and hattsfInel
II was saif similar establishments would
hs ssaried In Kansas and NsbfaatA
TINS thfee.dsys' eonvsnsIon n The Won
ans baptist Foreign MIssicasff Heelety
n the West closed on the iith ~ Miiwau
kes. Toledo, o.. vss select ID - The place
u nesting In Isss. Mrs A. !. Have. u
Chicago, was sIsc.ed President.
Mas. CkdefiA MuNrHy, On ssed wumsn,
was found On the iitb near fredericksburg,
Nd, with her skull crushed In and throat
cut. Her premises had been robbed, and
thers were evidences Of terrible stfus.
sIs
4 MAN Dayton, o., nm express train on
tho Pan Handle Road went through a
bridge the other day, and the engineer,
fireman. baggage c.niaster aud express mes.
scnecr were killed. Tue accident was said
10 have been caused bv train.wreckers.
HEAVY rains have fallen In California,
the rivers were swollen on the nth, and
there had been many washouts. Il would
take four or Ave days 70 repair the dam
ages done 70 railroads by The foods.
H.. L.. a - e.A La1la.
were taken from the rcopcned Pocahontas
mine, near Lynchburg, Va, but only SIX
OF them could be Identified.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19
GERMAN REPRIsALs.
BIHmsrck's Latest Move On the Information.
nj Chess-board- The Minister nj wsshins.
ton ta he Recalled.

ton to he Recalled.
wAsuisaTos. u. e.. April ~
II Is reported In diplomatic circles that
Bismarck VIII recall Won EIscnbeck-
er, German Minister here. This dctormI.
nation Is understood at the Stats Depart.
lnent from oflclal correspondence. This
action Of BIsmarck's is regarded as q
pure piece Of spite work, an Official mani
fcstation Of his pique at the action Of
this Government In offering 10 trans.
fer Minister Sargent from Berlin TO Rus.
sia. While BIsmarck's precise intention
can not be known, the-belIef at the State
Department is that be contempIates per.
mIitIng the German mission here 10 re-
main vacant while, as evidence Of his
dlsplcasurc, aud 10 offset the recent
action Of this Government. No other
construction eau be put upon the
sudden recall Of the Minister, -
Il would have no Significance II
another was Immediately sent. No hint
Of recall was heard of until after sar-
gents transfer. II Bismarck does leave
the German mission vacant for any un-
reasonable time IL Il believed II will GER
tsinly provoke q decided feeling Of ru-
sentiment In this country. The cyaslve
way In which Congress acted about the
I.asker resolutions dlspleased- those peo-
pie who believe In maintaining national
dignity, and now II Bismarck gives an.
other cause VI offense, proper notice Will
have 10 b. taken OF Il.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19
A annEns nIILnEAMD.
I FFHHstlssWla lteslaf thHias nlsi ~ ihs
fiaaf nsa Htsfges ffsf "a fffteHt Me- ~
cape ftsa nis tlasslsss fha ufate Afi
fssis4 saa Held ~ tsseefs

fHF# ffHWt WH tfHffHHHz fHH NfHff ~
fssfsg aaa Held ~ teseef,
seHtsfus. ~, Apfl u
4 nih named sade MctianaRhsm
sseaped uu saturday tfum . haet foom
Oh Spruce street. W lie center ~ The
eiiyi where aiie had beeH chained 10 The
noef lIhe wild beast. for nearly three
weeks, ny man ealIihH himself W. W
: MADDEN Ahc took friuae In The
Husqurhannt House, A nfut Mrs Tar
pentef, wife " the hotel proprietor,
thought The aifl was mad, hut The
plllful enrncstnesa " her picadIaRa leii
no room to doubt her sanity, and
her story was confirmed by
the appearance of the big, bury Madden
himself upon the scene Madden seized
the Rlf by the arms 10 drag her away, but
thu poor creature clung 10 Mrs. Cafper.
ter, aud cried "for Gods sake, don't
let him take me back apalu, or be wlllkIll
mo-" Mrs, Carpenter bruyoly defended
the girl against the furious doctor, aud
be was compelled TO 90 without her,
Madden was arrested shortly after In hls
Office, where the chains aud locks with
which he had bound the girl we're also
found At tho hearing before Mayor
neamlsh, sadie told u horrible
story Of human heartlcssnoss. She
said she had known Madden nearly two
years. lie had betrayed her, and said ~
soon rs he got divorced from his wife,
who Is now In Altoona, he would marry
her. Last January, while Sadie was lIv.
Ing with her sister at Lewistown, Madden
cntreatcd her 10 come TO Scranton, say
lug he would take care Of her. She re.
fused, but finally came. Seeing no signs
OF d divorce, she wanted 10 90 back 10
LewIstown, but this made him Wild. lie
threw her down IN his back room, put
chains on her ankles and fastened ono to
a bed, the other 10 staple In the
floor. There she was starved, and
suffered terrible agony and cruelty
for nearly three weeks. Once when
she raised an outcry h0 threw hei
| uONn, luulptu Un iitT Dfcdft huu thph'N
her. lie nailed down the windows and
fastened the door whenever hc went out
Sometimes he returned drunk late o.
night Her food was an occasional sand
wich or pretzel which he brought In bill
pocket. This afternoon when he took th'
chains from her ankles 20 let her 20 10 ~
clubhouse, she made dash for liberty an'
got away. Madden denied the girls state
mcnt, but finally admitted having cbainc'
the girl TO the floor, and In default Of ~,
500 was sent TO the County jail. The feel
Ing against him was Intense Sadie Nc
Clanahan Is about twenty years old, an
although half starved, shows trace O
great beauty. Madden came TO this cit
ayearago.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19
rHr siieARa TaIls TaAUtor.
alaaaiu ifstssalHss ~ l4t fwerfys a..
gs q w Nslasnt isssifs ~ tssA W tns
p#fisat ftldsaes4

pHfssst ftldssess
Iitffsi1, n ". stfH a.
The cofonef u acting sefy slnnulaflf IN
lhe Investigation II VAT n fssfsoh's
mystenoua death II Niaesm rsiis.
and has manifested strong dlsIheIIna.
ton 10 summon witnesses ssted fvf ~
The Inum Policeman Harms was ~.
called snd testified that there wss =
ffrshly folded white paper IN vsddsr's
vest pockei The test ssd sil'ef garments
having been returned 10 the family The
Jurors are ansleus 10 know n,ofe about
the piece " paper other jurors wanted
the clothes, aud Juror IIamlIn said ''It
won't bc much use, Tor any teII.isIe evil
descc has bren destroyed. There's
mystery somewhere"
The Coroner abruptly said That
closes the ease" The Jurors all object
ed, and Mr.. Murphy said that something
was being covered up.
"what more can you lind ouif" asked
the Coroner.
''sc,nebody has overhauled aud tam.
pered with the Clothes" said q Juror,
''and I'm satisfied there's something
..rong A man was murdered on Luna
Island, and the jury must ilnd out about
Il. We have not got material TACT
yet"
III heard that Pearson threatened 10
shoot the whole family, aud q story about
veddcr borrowing . revolver. We want
90 Investigate aud have James Vedder and
others here" said Juror"
Finally the case was adjourned until
tomorrow. The search for vcdder's body
at the American Falls continues.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19
THE PoCAHoSrAs NINE.
Removing the uodies NJ the Victims cf the
Recent kxpIosion--F Fifty-ivs Tahen Ous
and Many More In sight.


Recent EspIoslon- risty-avs Tsksn Ous
and Many More In sight.
PocAuosrAs. VA. April H.
Flity.nyc bodies had been removed upto
last night. Twcnty-slx Of this number
were brought out yesterday. As was tho
ease with the others all were terribly
mutllatcd. Sixteen were Identified ss
follows, Emil Goodman, q. N. Mills, N.
Jewell, ID. Andrews, Frank Solks, Peter
IIuggindori, W. Cummcrford, Andre
Futo, all white men, John Little, Race
Burrows, Sllas Bacon, BENJAMIN Henley,
James Campbell, Greed Burkcs and ..
wyatte, colorcd men.
About Ave O'Clock yesterday morning
twenty.eIght bodies were found IN the
fan entry. These will bc taken out %
day. An experienced miner, who WAS At
work IN the mine on the day VI the e.
plosIon, explains their being found TO-
gether by the fact that on the night Of tho
explosion, the aIrin the mine bccame 20
foul that the men st work became op-
pressed by IL aud stopped In order % -
out and get some fresh air. When tho
miners reached the fan entry
tho air current from the fan was strong
aud they laid down and intsudsd 70 rest
for while. lie did not remain In tho
mine, but went out and Z few minutes
thereafter the explosion occurred.
This vein Of coal, which II higher than
the surrounding coal fields, has evidently
been thrown up BY some uphcsval, and
the opinion Of Captain wclch, akIllfui
mine engineer, 10 that when this took
place large cavity was formed, which,
having become full Of Rss end having
been blasted Into, pfodscsd We terfinc
explosion which cost 20 many nvee. u
this theory bc correct, tbcrc may b no
more fears Of cxplosI0ns, ~ the gas most
probably found full vent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19

IN the House OF Representatives on the
fsih, Q number of bills were reported,
among them one for acceptance by tho
United States Of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal. Eulozics were pronounced on the
late Thomas II. Herndon Of Alabama.
IT Is reported that the Black Flags evac-
mated Hung Hoa after setting firs TO tho
city.
/ TnrnrrKs men have entered for the six
lday walk at Madison Square Gsrden.'New
York.
| MKxsRs. 9HrsLrS, brokers, OF Antwerp,
have failed for 100000 francs.
| THx two dynsmItsrs arrested In Eng.
land, on tho 1lth, have been remsnded
| for trial.
/ HxsnYs's Bank, at Mnsrsl Point, Wis.,,
closed on the l2.h with heavy liabill'
|tiss.
| AT the close Of business on The 18th the
lNew York banks held balance Of s3,ei7.'
90 in excess Of legal requirements
suspAs base ball playing i being made
the rubj~ct Of investigation by the Fort
lWsyne lind. )Grsnd Jury.
TuE United States dispatch boat Dolphin
wss launched on the nth st the yard Of
John Roach.
On. Jogx HuxrrH, . physician Of some
IIpromInencs, and wide reputation % for.
ger ard swindlsr, hes been Indicted q Bos'
ton for forgery.
/ LAwnrxcn BAnRxTT scored > decided
success IN London The night Of he i7sh In
ss<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19

A fIFsHA ~ me tanal slWHal#Hs#s Hssslee
The Nsiissal ffessaff Department A
siHF1sf Efsshsa.

A fiFsah ~ fhs taHal ffemalHHaHs flsWglns
- the Nsfissal ffeHsafg fssFHfimsas. A
sfHshsf flashed.
wsaasafVs. D e., Apfn "
40 Interesting episode took plaee IN W.
Treasury Department yesterday Awell.
built. Heatlsmanly.iuoklha man ~ ihe
nanv oi Iilsden entered Tile building, and,
laqulrlne ieF the Fourth Auditors once
was sllown 10 that onlclal'e bureau. A.
living there he sent fuf q elofk named
rfeanef, who Il aqulic handsome fellow,
and llnanines himself good deal oi
'mashef" trramef responded, and On
putting In an appearance IN the hall was
met by sudden and most vigorous ~.
pllrstlon " Mr. lllsden's lisi Immediately
bctween the eyes, which was FOL.
lowtd by another, aud another, In
quick succession, untlI cftamer Imagined
the Treasury building was tnmbling
iown A crowd II curious aud excited
clefks soon gathered t0 Witness the
afftay, the watchman near by blew M.
whistle for an officer, and IN the space
Of a few minutes ilme Klsden had ~.
duced Creamer 10 the appearance of o
worsted prze-nghtcr. The officer came
aud arrested him. lie promptly presented
his card aud slgnlncd his willingness 10
70 TO the statlon.houac at once, saying
that he had finished his business With
Crcamer. lie subsequently explained 10
the officer that Crcamcr> whose rcpuia-
tlon had been none too good IN the past,
had written an Insulting letter to his (RIs.
den's) Hister.ln.law,