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wH1rEwAsIlISa JONES.
aenarseh,s fnaianapei,. Postmaster Said ,
l-s h.,sp.rt..,Iv snS.n

Hendrich's Indianapolis fosimnster Said %
DO .sferfeetly Safe"
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 10 Colonel
Hughes East the private secretary to Vice
President Hendricks, arrived here this
afternoon from indianapolis. In the alb
sence Of Mr.. Hendricks, who Ia sojourn;ng
ID Michigan, Colonel East Represented his
interests before the Civil Service Commis-
sioners, who have been investigating the
charges of offensive partisanshipp pre-
iensd against Postmaster Jones at indians
applis.
( To q correspondent Colonel East ex.
pressed the utmost confidence In Postmas-
ter Jones, outcome. There has been
really no question but that Mr.. jones was
alright and perfectly safe." said Colonel
East, assuming an ar Of safety. AIlearned
this Of Judge Thoman very soon after he
reached indianapolis. You see those
Mugwumps out there thought the civil
service men would prosecute the Postmas-
ter, when the fact was they were left to do
the prosecuting, aud the Colonel smiled
kupNlIlklJ Ft1 UG tGbuuutAk4tltlg 44n ktallGd
the information. .sThe Civil Service
Commission continued he, "is not .
commission Of prosecutors, and they failed
to make good case. That Is the fact OF
the business, aud we knew 1t before the
commissioners came out. The investiga-
ton was q failure aud farce. Mr.. Jones
had q right to discharge all the people he
removed from position, and it was mo-
body's business. This the Commission
understood perfectly"
]. You are quite confident the report will
be all right for Mr.. Jones? u was asked.
"0hi I'm sssured Of that, replied Colo
mel East. That 1 Learned very soon after
Judge Thoman arrived at indianapolis.
This becoming apparent so soop, the inyes.
tigation turned upon the local board OF
who have been conducting
Civil Service examinations, as 1t had been
charged that the work had been loose and
Irregular. That was merely side isaue
for Judge Thoman and Dir. Lyman to look
after"
According to Colonel East the verdict
Of The Civil Service representatives. was
practically reached before they began
their investigation. The odiun for such
work, or alleged work.. as this must be
borne by either the President or Judge
Thoman and his conierts.
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ATrkMprEp ABDUCTION
OF Three Youpg Ladies ut Wilmington,
Delaware:

OI 1uEeo 1oubk LhuAth RS NAAHetoAt
Delaware.
WAsarsqTps, August t.-Aspecialfrom
Wilmington, Del, gives the following ae-
count Of bold assault upon and attempts
ed abduction of three young ladies, visit
ing the family Of William B. Adams, Of
that sity. They were in the yard, in the
rear Of the house, about 10 O'Clock last
night when they. saw man on the roof
of the back building. Before they could
give an alarm two other men sprang from
hiding places, and each one seized q wo-
man, and, the two were dragged to the
rear OF the yard, and thrown down q
small embanEment.
The three women screamed Justify.
The two men jumped the back fence, and
escaped Just as Mr.. Adams in bis night
clothes ran down stairs With 0 pistol in
his haHd. As he came near the door
opening into the yasd, man-presuma.
bly, the one On the root-dashed In and
ran to the front Of the house. Adams
started in pursuit. and the thief, who bad
reached the yes.ibule, held the inside
door shut while be opeped the trout door,
With Jump he left the house, Adams In
pursuit ior half o block, firing his revolver
four times as he ran. The man escaped.
The clothing Of the women was very hsd-
The names Of the three young women
were Ella +. SIaugh, Annie Rakin end
Ella Baines, tho latter from Phaadeiphta.
Miss slAugh was completely prostrated by
theshock. Shewas carried nina acomatose
condition, and Dr.. Fraz was summoned.
Hs found that her temple had been cut,
and that she was badly bruised. Though
Miss E4kin sustained severe nervous
shock, she escaped injury. Miss Rgires
was not hurt, The affair Is looked upon
In two lights by the neighbors. One Is
that the assai.ants tried 70 smother the
girls until they could rob the house, and
the other, which finds more credenee,
that Il was deliberate and bold attempt
In ahdnnt the Young mieseB. K
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OF Che Dolphin. They say that the mere
shaking or quiyering d the vessel when
her engines were In motion was NO sign Of
structural weakness. As 10 the spetd, the
board say .tthe speed, being entirely de.
pendent upon the design Of the vessel,
was not included In any stipulations Of
the contract, and the whole responsibility
for II rests upon the designers.p The ex.
amiaing board rehuts in detail the argu.
ment Of ths, advisory board, and declares
the vessel badly constructed. In refer
ringto the trials Of speed, the board says:
'.To say. that the contractor did not do his
best to develop the highest attainable
horse power and speed, would be to i'm
pugn his good ssnse and business meth
a1sn
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LABOR AND cApi,fA1.
Ri,s ae an Eastern Fassory,srhs Trouble
oyerthe i,. q o. DaabIa .Ifeadess.

- l|a
Ri,s nj IN Eastern ,EGsso,y<s che Trouble
oser!ths i,. 8 o. psabls Hsadsrs. T Z
.HAygRpILI. M Az. August / - -Tkestr;ka
4 fu..t +. = \ n ~. 4
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as w aassot s9 ny ! =. .e
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~, nc .ss, ~ u taa,F
erIa.s @ II too tos,, ~ ssa M
three three for m assault. Cisrk { I.snnox nave IVA
demanded police protection Of the Mayor
for Their 3 men: ! Y Z. i. I, ..,s.
.,a q q
sSss fenrn er,nsn a. ,sinnh I hs.s ,sho M hsss 4, 4,
tS;s c;ty % dSr,na ths iSss Wes,, II ts ,. intsr.
sst s ~ the sttitine ianynsy1.s nm ma ~ ,n,ns,s IN s
viii viii rstnrn atm NJ t "a Nav Viii W tn.3ay' fTtis
rndarstoo; tha4 aytsrssn,snts N "a l;ss,,
nass,v So,,,essss s M ior osSrin,. Z; evtans;,a
,.,ra.i i,;ns. IN s,ss az stt;r,. ssss N,
k,Sigsrt "a ss Il, ~, ;rsst;s,
with the four co.operatiye plumbinp shops
already esiablished by the strikers.
number 81 local capitalize have Ia tersstetI
Themselves in the new enterprise. which
ia further backed lby si0, 900 apDropfiatsd
for that. ttirnoaa rom the treasti ri Of the
National gIssociation Of Joufnsymen
Plnmbers. h a. : D y 3
PlrrsnuRau, Pa August In Nodoubls-
header freight trains were sent ont By the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to day. The
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Or the twenty.foar Cabinet appoint.
ments made by General Grant during the
two terms he was President, sixteen sur,
viye. Following is a list of the gentle.
men: 81
Secretaries Of state-Elihu B. WASH
burae, Hamilton Fish,
Treasury-A. 7. Stewart George s.
B1utwell, William A Richardson, Benia,
min II. Bristow, Lot N. Morrill,.
WM-John a. Kawlins, w. w. Belknap,
Alfonso Taft, ]. D, Cameron.
Maya. E. Borie, George n. Robeson,
lntsror-J. D. Cox, Columbus Delano,
Zichariah Chandler.
Postmaster Genesals-I. A. ]. Cseswell,
Marshall Jewell, james N. Tyner.
Attorney Genefals-E, Rock wood Hoar,
/ AnosT. Ackernan, George II. Williams,
Edwards PierTepont, Alfonso Taft.
Of the above the following are dead;
AT. Stewart, Lot NJ. Morrill,, John A.
Rsxi;Es, A. E. Borie, zaehMiah Chandler
Mlshall Jewell and Amos T. Ackerman
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NEWS m pRIEF.

Louis Biel was found guilty, and sen-
fenced to be hanged september Is.
Beft8s sud Willie Jenkins were dEowns
ed in the Muskirgum river 81 Zanesyilie,o y.
John McClelland, one Of the oldest
Masons in Tennessee, died at Nashville,
Saturday.
A. j. Simpson, q despondent painter,
made an unsuccessful attempt 70 hang
himself at WILMINGTON, 0.
In Jefferson township, Adams county,
o., John Holaingcr was shot and fatally
wounded by David Moore.
Maty Ellen Cunningham, vile Of a
wealthy Chicago merchant, has been sent
toiail for contempt Of court.
The miners Of the Hooking Valley are
reported as greatly dissatisfied, and II ts
expected will soon ask for an advance OF
wages. -
Extradition papers have been granted
in the case Of deiaultiug Postmaster
Hehbs, Of Lewiston, Idaho, now in Vic:
toris, 3. Q.
In saloon row at Oxford, O., Jacob
Berry, 0 bartender, was struck on the
head with q beer glass by Charles Ham-
mond. Bery's skull was fractured.
Henry yanderyflis, . stone.entter, fell
trooi the new bridge pier at Nashville,
Tenn, q distance Of one hundred aud hity
feet, and vas instantly killed. ~
Ed. o. Ktrshner. Of Springfield, O., who
forged notes on various parties Ia that
eity and then cmigrated 10 Canada, Is
.sba1t "a rett,su, In charge Of o detective.
7Tr.olya hnnsIad; ,,nirerg In the Masillon
ntl..,st : - 1,ssS ~ sas Valley. have refused
- Sisass' saa...,, tSa re1nct;on demanded by the
eI,sss ~ 80 taTs and n peeral STRIKE d expected
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norrible MaIdtr plsoo,ered.

KALAMAZOO, MtcH., August 2.-Haryey
Keith, aged 81, son Of a prominent farmer
in Van ;Buren county, disappeared Tues
day. Saturday his body was found in
Afack's Like bsdiy bruised and horribly
mutilated. Evidence taken before the
Coroner's Jury implipates a man named
1farkey, VINO found Keith with his Wits
and assaulted him. MaTkey says he Is
innocent. A brother Of Markey is said to
have soma INCENTIVE to the deed. Markey
has been arrested. The murder Is the
most horrible one eyer committed in this
county. and the excitement Is intense.
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WASHINGTON, D. o. August Rear
Admiral franklin, commanding the Euro
pean sauadron, under date otJuly 18th,
reports 10 the Navy Department from
Oierbourg, France: u have observed
during my stay here that the French
aathosi iHes have hesn Teyy much impsess-
ed.withl the attention paid 10 the repre-.
sentatiyes Of France o. the time Of the re-
ception OF the Bartholdi Statue at New
York, and they have done atiin their
power 10 show me and the officers and
men under my command how much they
appreciated this kindnesson the part Of the
ipeople Of the United States
! .bu the otherhand, Ibayed done al that
/ could 70 foster these sentiment, and
am sure that the presence Of the Pensa-
cola and Kearsarge in Q French port Of
this time has done much toward cement
ing the good feeling which already existed
between the two peoples, Admiral
Franklin expected % sail. with the PEN
sacola and Ksarsarge, for Copenhaeen the
10Th nlt. The (liinnebgug was exp ected
% arrive at Beirut July ze:
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AT SARATOGA.
for the Observance OF GRANTS
Funeral az That Place.


for the Observance OF Grants
Funeral AZ That Place.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August Hon. P.
Il. Cowen, President of saratoga Springs,
in an official order issued late this after.
noon, requests that all places OF business
be closed while the remains Of General
Grant pass through here next Tuesday of.
ternoon. BE has ordered the tolling Of
all church and fro bells during that time.
The Saratoga Racing Association this
evening announced, In respect to- the
memory of Graut, that there will no rae
ing on that day, running races advertised
ior Tuesday, August 1, being postponed
till tho following day.
Rev. John P. Newman says that the
funeral services on the mountain will com.
mence on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock
instead OF eleven as heretofore announced.
His address will contain about five thou.
sand words and will occupy the better por>
ton Of an hour.
Lieutenant W. W. Wlthcrspoon, Fifth
United States Artillery, this evening com.
.pleted arrangements for transporting 70
Mount Nc Gregor four cannon that will ar,
rive here early tomorrow morning from
Governors Island, New York, City. Four
ether cannon from the Water slist Arsenal
at Troy will reach here on Monday, and
will be used by the regulars to salute the
funeral train as It passes slowly through
this place. AT the request OF Colonel F.
b! Giant and General W. s, Hancock,
Commander r F. Knapp, of Post W heeler,
has detale4 Adjutant G. T, Downing and
officer OF the Day II. B. 0cmsDie,
10 accompany the body to New
York and remain with 1t un.
Ill inferred in Riverside Park. Com.
mandtr Knapp has ordered the Grand
Army OF the Republic Posts from Sehuy-
leryille, Fort Edwards, Glenar Falls, Balls.
ton Spa and Saratoga TO assemble here on
Monday evening. and assist Post Wheeler
and tbs Saratoga citizens corps in guard.
ing the train while the remains are being
transferred from the Mount McGregor
train to the funeral car on the Delaware
& Hudson road. z
Theremains were not exposed 10 view.
The weather to-day has been showefy, and
but limited number Of visitors made
their trip to the mountain. General
Hancock will reach here on the midnight
train ,a4As ai " -
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\ WlsHEsdsos, D. q, August 9 -secFe-
Whitney has appoinsed . board ci eaieess
composed Of Commander r. q. MeoalIa
and Lteutsnant Commander Charles 7.
Train and lieutenant u. III. Bnekingham,
10 8. Il !, 10 convene at the Navy DEPART
ment on the 9Th ipAt. fof the purpose 81
considering audpporti upon the syAtem
u the administration ol the huatneas ol
Tic Department.
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GRANTS TOMB
at Riysrsids Park-ThS Naval Display.
aiiaistsrs % be Iasitsa.

at Riysrsids PaER-ThS Naval Display.
ministers % be Iasitsa,
NEW YoRK, August 1.-The half holi.
day lett THOUSANDS OF people leisure this
afternoon to visit Rtyersids Park, enjoy
the tine view from the blutf, aud watch
the, workion General Grants temporary
tomb. Nearly two HUNDRED men were al
work onthe vault, isne twenty wagons
were carting OF the sand thrown out Of
the excavation. Three stdes Of the vault
have been builtup three ieetaboye Tie
surface, and the foundation stones and
several Layers ol brick have been laid on
the fourth side. Tho men expect 70 have
the work done by Thursday.
II has been arranged that after the body
Of General Grant has been placed In the
temporary tomb on Saturday the regular
troops Will be marched 10 the loot ot West
One Hundred and Twenty.tltth stree, OF
Of Manhattan street, and embark on
steamers for Governors Island and other
points near regular lines Of tfanspe atinn.
Some special provision for bringing back
the militia-possibl by the Hudson
River Railroad probably be made, In
view Of the expected oyeTeSowdipg Of al
ordinary means Of transportation.
gIt has been suggested; a. Z means ol
shortening the distance 10 be tFayefsed By
| the civic marching bodies, that they shall
form onthe streets about Union Square
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UNFouNDED.

No Truth In the Rrports OF Deterioration Of
the lsody-Prsparatlon for tho Funeral.
Mr. McGREaos, August LIT has been
ascertained that private examination Of
the body Of General Grant, which was
held last night, proved that the reports Of
the discoloration Of the body were un-
founded. The hero's body was as white
as snow, and without the least stain or
trace OF discoloration.
Breyet BEigadier General Jackson Is
still much affected by his recent stroke:ot
lightning. He ia not taking any nourish-
ment. His lefteye IL not healing as fast
as was expected. Colonel Beck, who re-
covered 20 promptly, still complains Of Q
peculiar nnmbness, with occasional
prickiDg gensations in the soles OF his feet
II has been srranged that the caskek,
covered with the stars and stripes for q
pail, shall be carried On tha aGy OF the
funeral down to Saratoga In an ohseyvGs
aon car. This Is being quietly draped for
the occasion in the railroad ahad at Mt.
McGresor. Such 10 the thirst for relics
that q sentry has been placed In front OF
this car with orders not % ALLOW any one
70 touch it. II is very large and toomy,
and il partially open. The upper and
lower parts have been completely covered
with black muqlin, so that not an inch OF
wood Is visible. There Is heavy veil.
anea OF black decorated with black
rosettes upon the upper part, and the cor
responding part In the Interior istlined
with white. With that exception all the
furnishing Is black. !.
Tie details concerning the arrangement
OF the casket In the car are not yet thor
oughly perfected, and more especially 1t
hiss not been decided how high shall be
the bier upon which the caskst Is 70 rest.
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win jtats The plaee'o Count von !, Munster

win take the place Of Count Won Munster
at london. "a 81
"A high official, Ie Ushui Fun, has been
appointed successor 70 Marquis Tseng,
Chinese Minister 10 France. 1.
Sir Charles Dixie WIN feappear in the
House Of Commons on Monday. II Is be-
lieyed that the scandal has been settled.
The tragic occurrence reported to have
followed the recent London Stock Ex-
change failures, Is believed TO be the sui
eide Of VIM. Upward, stock broker.
China Is. hastening the making ready Of
three iron-clads.S The reasons for this
sudden activity are rnknown, but are sup
posed to be in connection with affairs in
Corea. {,
Mr.. Cox, the U. s. Minister, has been
specially instructed, 1t Is balieved, 10 re-
sumo negotiad ions with the Porte for q
modification Of the Turkish tariffs on
American imports. 81
I, The municipal authorities sof Genoa are
about TO ask the Government TO subscribe
for q demonstration inhonor OF Christo-
pher Columbus In 1892, with an exhibit.
ton Of relics and American produce.
NJ. Gautier, q tinancferl OF Lille, Depart
ment Of Nord, jealous Of Madame Linark,
alocal wine dealer, shot and killed her as
abe lay in bed, and thes, placing himself
beside her corpse, blew out his own
brains. II
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I TIA, selselioa Of 1:Conftderate officers
!, pall.bearers for General Grant seems to
nes. with general approval. Simon
Cameron hit it very happily in bis tele-
u,m to Colonel Fred Grant, in which he
sid: 81 sn glad to know that Generals
Johnston, Buckner and Gordon are going
10 act as pall.bearers with Sherman and
Sheridan. Your fathers prayer for peace
to his country has been answered, and the
last bitterness Of the war wiped out for
eyer.n
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A Yre.h LottoialI se,n,l,atien,

Lospos, August 2.-The latest society
sensation in London caused by the an
nouncement that Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridgeis is about to marryan. American lady
whom he first met on the steamer on
which he returned from the United States
three years ago, and who threatened 70
bring an action for breach Of promise u
he did not marry her. Society is much
agitated over the approaching event. His
lordship's sons and daughter are said TO
be very angry
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RaIl,s' Conyiotiaa' mi sante,aee.

Ottawa, August s,-The conviction
and sentence Of Louis Riel, the rebel
leader, Aall.absorbing topic to-day. The
OFaneeaea and ngllshsubjeets generally
consider It q righteous judgment, while
among the French oSpsdiAns eonsider.
ssle ssle excitement and indignAs sipn Is mani
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THE Democrats OF Ohio are striyingyery
hsd to turn the colored voters against
Judge Foraker. The other day an eman-
clpation celebration was held at Columbus
and Judge Foraker was invited to attend,
and because he could not be present on
account Of q previous engagement the
Democracy are bowling over what they
allsse to be anattrontto to thecolored people.
At the same time they keep silent about
the tGcs that Governor Hoadly was in
yited; ; that he accepted, and that he failed
to appear on the grounds. The colored
people are not SO blind as to fail to see
which man insulted them.
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Tnr Alnipistration has turned out an
o,bsr crippled Union soldier, the post
master at yinton, lows, 50 that q place
eontt be made for q Democrat. The peo,
Dls Of vinton are very much worked up
over the change.
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TuATIpNLpesY poLpnIS.
A cla,htng .ne.wssn- mo Naval Ad.lsoi
board and the Board Of ExamlneFs.

A Claiming Betwssn Tho Naval Adtlsety
Board and the Board Of Examiners. 2
w4salSa1ox, August L-secretary
Whitney this afternoon made public the
criticisms Of the naval advisory board
upon the report otthe Dolphin hoard Of
examiners, together with the reply Of the
lstteri s5
In legardto the helay in giving ont tho
criticisms, the Secretary remarked to-day
that the naval advisory board declined to
unite with him in asking for the trials;
that tha appointed the examining board
and iniiated the examination that naval
customs and propfiety required him %
send the criticisms 10 them Tor their teply
before making them public, and that their
reply was received only yesterday
The sdyisory board begin their state
nent By quoting IN extenso the efl lticlsrns
eftheexa an,ireES on thostruclp lssFen0th
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ruo Young Men Kiii,d 81 al, car..

GAtIEsroS, August IA special to
tAe &tss from Ranger, Tax, says: Wiley
Pugh aud ]. D. Smith, two young men
residing three miles west OF here, while
IN an Intoxicated condition last night
we're run over and instantly killed by the
Texas 4 Pacific railroad passenger train.
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STATE or TRADE.
eENRRAL CONDITION oFBusrNEss
Show. NO Material change over Last weeks
Reports except Iaereassd steadinsss ot
the sia.ks.s@Ths Wool rrads Rs.,


N,w ya.y k,,,,ss4 a. p.,,,,,..s,s;. 4
80! u, ~ s.ss :, s, :
l1s % otlsniercial !. summary says;
telegrams TO Bradstrett's while indicating
no material change in the general move.
ment al metchandise cont;nne n, ,s5so,t
~ = /. .
greasef seeaalsss ~. IN E1stera 2 ana ottier
leading dry good, wool, and hoota9a shoe
markets. There are no changes insther
nr;esa ~ tbaaa. c,rnnalitis. b1I ~, 80 80
.sSs So, :.
httle more st'a uealeta Inclined
to be eorrespo ndmsly cheerful. The cot
ton goods market has been slish tlystifen.
ed particularly that for moufning goois.
owing 10 the speciai demand al thls tin,e.5
A number Of special makes OF the latter
are reported 10 have been exhausted
Iron and steel are a dullias ever. The
decreased production and increasei stocks
during the.psst half year are especially
significant. Goal Is In no better demend.
and the arrangement 10 take cue Il isfse
quantity .per month during the Ilext lew
months encourages buyers d hold t,fs..
Petroleum snecrlation has loaf its snaS 30
FAR as the bnlIs are ncernad ,'tho oiieh ihe
statistical position of Tie prodnct Ma sre.. {.
NAMED onita "a strongly Il, favor of h;sIisr
fignrts a. heretofore. Il \, =! : T. y
a special % Bsddasstfs from ss paai
states that the weather in that region lSes
greatly favored the bnll AIDE Of tha whest
market as there has been great tsat fnl- :
lowed BY rain and serious iania 8 ~ fhe
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II is tolerably certain that Appoint,
nsnt clerk Higgins will have TO go, at
l,a,tthe Administration seems to be shap-
Inc matters to thatend and only yawaitinga
t,yorable opportunity to throw the Jonah
.! the party overheard.
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1r,sens that Vice Pfesident Hendricks
Indianapolis postmaster is to remain. The
man who preferred charges against him
allied to show up when the Civil Service
Commissioners went to that city to inyesti;
gate the matter.
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