Evening star., 1886-09-04
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STATE COURT HOLDS THAT IT CAN RHgf1Af1
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FEDERAL OFFfCIAls
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Ain the civil district
heard yesterday 't 70 set 1 aside she injsnctien
Sarragin, as against the collector Of internal
revenue. The grounds upon which the applica-
tion was founded are that under the law man.
ulacturef OF tobacco is permitted to put up
is ounces; that the Applicant. sarssgIn, was 50
ages, properly labeled and Stamped. and that
he was threatened by the collector OF internal
revenue with an interference and interruption
engaged. He therefore asked an injunction
restraining the collector of internal revenue
on and q 70 e
proceedings on the ground of want OF Jurisdic-
tion on the part Of the state courts were pre-
opinion Judge Lazarus, after considering the
that Jurisdiction was vested in the state court,
and maintained the Injunction.
A Tramp Murdered for His Money.
PITTsBURG, Sept "A special from Bedford,
Pa, to the Chronicle Telegraph says: The re-
mains of an unknown tramp were found this
morning In the ruins OF a stable which burned
early yesterday morning: The tramp was
less negro. named Bates, on Thursday
and had nearly $40 in bills and silver on his
the fire, and as he failed to sound the alarm it
10 thought that be murdered the tramp for mis-
money and then set fire to the stable. Bates
has been arrested.
Trouble In . Land Syndicate.
CHICAGO, Sept. A 7s,nes special from
the proposed sale Of the South Omaha land
syndicate to ]. II. Bosler, OF Pennsylvania, tor
$75O,OOO resulted yesterday In the United
Swobe, Hamilton and Murphy from the
directory and the substitution OF III. w. Hetth,
Of North Platte, and Robert d. Fowler and j..
m N
directory in favor of the sale TO Boser 1t Is in
tilnated that this sale ID really for the benefit OF
Others who wish TO spend a great deal OF money
in south Omaha, while the defeated minority
opposed this movement and also claimed that
the price OF $75O,OOO was too low. The
minority declare they will carry the sale TO
the United States Supreme Court.
The Meeting Of the First Congress.
IT'S 112rH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED AT
READING.
READING, Pa, Sept. 4.-The 112th ami.
versary OF the meeting of the first American
Congress in Phiiadeiphia September 9th, 1774.
was celebrated mere today by the American
Protestant Association OF Eastern Pennsylva-
MIA Lodges were present from Philadelphia,
NOrristown. Pottstown, Conshohocken and
other places. A street parade OF the lodges was
Was followed by picnic, at which there was q
banquet and speech making.
Shot and Killed While Cunning.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept 4.-Mahlon Brown,
while cunning near Texas, this county, yes
terday was shot aud instantly killed Dy the
discharge Of gun in the hands OF his COM
panion, named McIntree. The men were climb
ing q fence when the accident occurred.
TO Preserve order in Belfast.
BELFAST, Sept. 4.-The government has de-
cided to permanently increase the Belfast police
5OO men, and To erect new barracks III the quar-
ters where disorders are most likely TO occur.
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Couldn't Prove He Was q Spy.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-The German colonel who has
been trave,ing throughout France under the
name of Saxon, and VINO was recently arrested
on suspicion Of being a spy, has been released,
the authorities being unable 10 obtain sufficient
evidence TO warrant his further detention.
Judge LivingstOne's Assailant Sen.
fenced.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 4.-Joseph ]. Doesch,
who attempted To assassinate Judge Living
stone last anuary was to-day sentenced " three
years and nine months imprisonment. Doesch,
who Was a salOOn-keeper, assaulted Judge Liv.
ingstone at the latters residence because he
had revoked Doesch $ license in consequence OF
violation OF Tue liquor law. A commission
apDoin,ed inUulrt. DOeSch'S sanity