Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-18

COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 1S.-Over 200 miners
mostly Poles and Hungarians, who had been
imported to take the places of the strikers In th0
Hooking Valley, left CaIbon Hill yesterday
bound for their homes across the sea. They az
sign as the reason for their leaving their In
ability to earn living. Some of them say they
nave exnerienced @ days when the value o.
coal exceeded their wages. The experienced min
ers are likely to remain, and take their chances
on prospect Tor better work i'm the near future.
Alleged Naval Voucher Frauds.
ARGUMENTS on THE DEMURRERs IN THE CASES
OF MESSRS. DEMPSEY AND DREW.
This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, the hearing on the demurrers Of
the cases of w. III. Dempsey and ]. w. Drew
charged with presenting false bills TO the bureau
was resumed. Mr. worthington district attor,
ney. continued his argument
Messrs ShellabaIger and Chandler followed
for the defendants.
The winnebaso Reservation Lands.
PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT SETTING
ASIDE PRESIDENT ARTHUR's ORDER.
The President issued an order yesterday
afternoon, setting aside President Arthur
order which opened the Winnebago iaIpes i'm
Dakota for settlement, and restoring the Ands
TO the Indians The. proclamation requires all
persons now in the occupation of said lands TO
vacate and remove therefrom, with their
effects, within sixty days, land, in case a due
regard for and voluntary obedience TO the laws
and treaties Of the United States and this ad-
monitfon and warning be not sufficient to efieCt
all the power of the government will be en-
ployed to carry into proper execution the
treaties and laws of the United States herein
Specials to the St Paul Globe from Chamber.
lin, Canning, Mitchell, Huron, Pierre and other
points interested in the Wnnebago reservation
indicate much feeling, and says: Indignation
meetings will probably result when the order IL
generally prom ulgated. The settlers have been
seeding and have all they own invested in inn
provements and TO be evicted would bankrupt
many. Troops will undoubtedly be necessary"
District Government Anairs.
THE MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES.
Assistant Adjutant General John Cameron
writes from the headquarters department Of
the Potomac, @. A. r., to the District Com
GornS comnosed Of Comrades & Of tbe
will participate with the department In the
parade and ceremonies pertaining TO memorial
services at Arlington, Va, May 3Oth next, and
he desires that the usual permission be obtained
through the Commi soners from the governor
of Virginia to allow the Veteran Corps, as an
armed body, to accompany this department ON
the occasion referred to.
VENTILATION OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Prof. De Smedt, the District chemist, in an
swer to communications of Health Officer
Townshend in regard to the ventilation of school
buildings in this city, states that 10y order of the
District Commissioners he has made analyses
of the atmospheric air during school time Ia
the Twining school building, the Bannal1er
school building and the Analostan school build
Ing, and found the air In these three buildings
in good normal condition, which must be attrib-
uted TO perfect ventilation. He will hereafter
tngs and inform the health officer OF the results
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major Dye notifies the police force that a fail
ure to report cases of Illegal liquor selling will
subject the officers on whose beats the viola
tiOns of law occur to trial.
Marketinaster Buell. has recommended that
q special beat be established for police officer
on 9TH street, SO as to include the market, the
cab stand and drinking fountain on Market
space.
The Commissioners have appointed Charles
+. ROSewag as private OF class l. of the Met
ropOlitan police, to take effect on the goth In
stant, vice Harding resigned.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle:-S Rawlings re-
pair frame, GAS street northeast; S225. Jas,
T.. Miller, repair frame southwest corner 14th
and streOts northwest; 500. Henry II.
Rheem erect a private stable, LIST street, be.
tween Virginia avenue and G street: $500.
Daniel kiIligan, erect a two-story dwelling, @,
between 4th and 5th streets northwest; $1,T00.
Lansburgh Bro, erect a two-story and cellar
store, Sth between ID and + streets: $6,6OO.
w. +. Eaton, erect three two-story and base
ment dwellings, g. between 4th and 9Th streets
northwest; $500. B. Wheeler, erect q frame
two-story dwelling, 800 l. street southwest;
$500. Williamson Paxton. erect two two
story dwellings, G street, between L 1th and 18th
streets; $2,4OO. NJ. q. Mccormick, erect two
two-story and basement dwellings; 81, 1925. D,
]. Saunders, repair frame, Moore's Lane, county;
500.
CAPT. HAssLER, the appointment clerk Of the
Yx,fo l,o. Dl.t,