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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
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ppldWY OleLace
Wo'usow Po1onusow obcho0.ace
rs. A. Warnagiris. dawniej-
sly proboszcz rarati polshic; W
independence, dotad bawi w Anne
ryce, iak widac podpisanryc
przezen oswiadczcnia przeciw re.
d%aktorowi szkodliwego sprawie pol.
>kiel p'sma Lieturys=l,as Baisos
Janowi Szlurasowi-w wychodza-
Gel W Plymouth, Pa, gazecie l,tew.
s'licj Wenibe Lietuui7Au.
Il Milwaukee donosza. re bo-
hater 4 pod Bay View,T BorcLard
TAXI ma teraz walor IL tamtejszych
kompan'j fabrycznych, il laden
robotnik boz jego @polecenia piracy
W tabryce znalezG ME moze. Ma
tomiast karyera jego adwokacka
.juz skohczyfa sic W Milwaukee,
DO zupetnie utracii popularnosc
pomiedzy Pulukami. PAN Borchard
take nalezy do tych, ktorzy
wstydza sic movie pc polsku.
rs. Miskiewicz z Pittsburgha
piorunowaf pewnej niodzieli z ana
bony przeciw wszystkim pismcm
po'skim W Ameryce, z wyjatkiem
Gaz. hatolichiei. Dowicdziufem sic
o TEN "a posrednictaem pewnego
gorliwego kapiara polskiego, ktory
wc'le niepochlebnie wyrazat sic o
%gfosnym ksiedzu z Pittsburgha.
KS. Miskiewicz moze sobie dalei
klnac M Wiarusa - to plsmu
naszemu mic ME zaszkodzi, ale i'm
dfuzej potrwa wojna W P%ittsburghu,
tenn wiecej dowie1ya SIG osady
polskie W Ameryce o tym ME-
spokojrym duchu, a potem watpi-
my, cry gdzieindziej paratia polska
b9dzie chciafa go przvjaG. Kto JUL
W pierwszych poczatkach swego
pobytu Ameryce samowolnie
takie gorszace stwarza zaburzenia,
nigdzie ME zna;dzie miru miqdzy
naszemi wiarusami i lepiej zeby
sobic zawczasu powrocif do Europy.
w Portage Co., Wis, gdzie
lezy miasto Stevens Point, straszna
panuje posucha. Ma farmach pol
skich pod Boyington pszenica jest
talk malta, re ripa .je.i ME mole
chwycic, Il owsa jul wcule ME, DO
ten wyrosf tylko ra 4 do IA cali.
korn niektorzy teraz sieka, ably
mieli z ,lie.j pasze. Ziemia tax
.zeschfa, ze wcale ME MONA lei orac.
Poznanski Ore0o,cnM straszy
lnd polski w starym kraju f~afszywa
wiadomoscia, jako6y senat Stun6w
Zjednoczonych uchwalit prawo, za-
branlajace wychodzcom nabywania
gruntow Ameryce. = Odncsna
lchwa'a odnosiia sic tylko do
,kich cudzozicmcow, .jak owl bogaci
.ordzi "ngielscy, ktorzy zakupili
u wieIkie obszary gruntow, lecz
lie chca zoStaG ohywatelumi anne
'ykahskimi, ably sic usunac cd
'bowiazk6w w~zgledcm Stanow
ljednoczonych, jakieby ma Mich
Siozyia naturalizacya.
Wychodzacy W Parytu A1myer
podaje TAXI szkic biografcz.
~ p. Err. j. Jerzmanowskiegc:
Urodzony W Domanikowie, W DO.
Gostyhskim, jest synowcem
'ufkownika wojsk polskich a mai
lisszym krewnym generafa Jerzma.
'owskicgo, kt5ry towarzyszyf Ma.
'oleonowi 1 ma wyspic Elbie.
do Nowego Ycrku pc u
.ohczeniu Politechniki W Paryzu
artyleryi W Metzu. Me
awem zajaf wysokie stanowisko
'iceprezydenta Towarzystwa o.
w%ietlenia gazowcgo Equitable W
lowym Yorku. Posiada znaczny
'"jatek, ktorego Geese obraca ma
siodzenle losu swoich z%iomkow"(y
Wia'ws podziela radcsS Arye-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
GKEKAWk HISTORIC
0 BISKUPIE
kt6ry wpad} rece
zb6jc6w.
(Ciag dalszy.)

u CORY ma opoce, dokad go Gaeta-
no towarzyszami, taJemnemi
scieszkami z~aprowadz'li; zaczyna
sic nudAic i tesknit III ~dyecezya.
Prawda, widok z togo rozboj-
niczcgo S%niazda ma morze i III
okolice byt rrzepyszny ale i
tego oko sic nasyci, jczeli s%woboda,
moze i zycie czfowieka lea M
szali.
Pozutowania godny bjskup
zyczyf sobie juz kiIka razy, ably
mu s%krzydta cudownie ~przyrosIy,
ktoreby go poniosty do swcich.
w pierwszym dniu mis- cos
kolwiek roztargnicnia. Gaetano j
Violeta odebrali bfogostawiehstwo
kosc'elnegs slubu, II swiadkami
byii t3warzysze rozbojnicy, ktorzy
dohrze strzegac biskupa, zawsze z
wleIka czcia so traktowali.
Szczeg6lnie Violeta wszelkiemi
sifami starafa sic bye skfonna III
.jego uslugi, ably hisknpowi ma
niczem ME zubrakfo. Mat osobny
rok6j, pierwszorzedne sprzety,
jedzenia i wilma mad zby TEX ale
apetytu mato.
Biskup czytat msza sw. tax,
jak smutne okolicznosci pc temu
wymagaly - pod gofem niebem,
PREY znizcnej skule, ktora Ia ottarz
stuzyia. Gaetano swojej grze-
cznosc1 talk daIece sic posunat, 3e
przesliczny kobierzec ma tel skalc
rozpostarf, ktory pred mlesiaccm
z pewnego wiejsAiego koscicta byt
ukradf.
DIVA ztotc swieczniki i zfote
cimborium. -roAyczone ma wieczne
oddanie z kapIicy poblisksej will,
stunowiiy ozdobe prowizorycznego
oitarza. O zdolnego ministranta
postaraf sic W wymystach biegty
- pobozny Gaetano takze, i to
w osotie dawniej szego w~iejskiego
wikarego, z bardzo spustoszona
sutana, ktora %oznaczafa, 4e noszacy
ia juz dlugie lata ME petnii obo-
wiazk6w kapfahskich. w drugim
dniu Mat praiat to niespodziana
przyjemnosc, bye przedstawionym
drugiemu oddziatowi bandy, ktory
przed trzena dniami byf wysfany
ma lowy; a teraz pow,acaja JAG, przy-
prowadzif wielka bryke 2 czterema
kohmi. Rabusie wyjmoN ali kufry
i kuterki z bryki, take rozmaite
kosztowne towary.
Ma zapytanic, czy tel kogo
pojmali, dali taxa odpowiedz, re
wskutek mel wcstchnat biskup
gieboko j TIA z oku jcgo upud'a
ma ziemiq; przekonaf sic, &c Gaeta-
no mic byt zwyczajnym ziodziejem,
lecz ca}a Gqba hersztem bandytow,
ktory Mat pod a%bsolutnym swym
rozkazcm piedziesiat ludzi, dobrze
uzbroionych W karabiny, sable
W noze Il pasa j pistolety.
- DZiwnu rZecz, - m0wii
Monsigndro Antonio sam do s:ebie
. ju1 plata godzina pc poludniu,
q MIC MAJ powrotem n'kogo; ami
navel ami zaden z fotrow
ME powraca! - Co tam W dalekiej
"a strasznc rzeczy mogty
sic dis w~ydarzyc! Powiadaja, re
naszymi brygantami ME ma co
zartowac! So oni nh pozor deli
<atni ludzie, ale coz to pomoke,
Siedy krew niewinnych ofiar przy-
ega do ich reku!....
Modlac sic i w%zdychajac, pod
'oszac smu:nie oczy ku niebu,
'adstawiat biskup pilnie uchn, czy
e4 gdzie mic ustyszy strzelania, -
cha walki.
Pomlmo wszelkiogo ~natezenia
giosu ME ustyszai do uszu
ego ME dotarto mic, CODY o%znaczaio
,arabinowy ogieh - znak wulcza-
ych stron przeciwnych.
uspokoit sic biskup i wpadf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Uczta u p. Walk owskiego.
jake teZ O Wielkim Ogniu.
ZagAdka ma kOilcu.
Wau>au, Wis, 4 sicrpnia.

Wau>au, Wis, 4 sicrpnia.
Oznajmiam Panu Mnjsterkowi
&C sic staio naszcm mi,scic
Wausau.
U p. j.. Walkow>kiego odbyf
sic bal, j1kiego ~jeszcze we Wausau
mkt ME pam'eta, II byt to obchod
urodzin p. Walkowskiego 4ony.
Naiprzod ubaw'll SIC sami Policy,
potem -Augliki schodzic SIG "a
cze'y, ale musieli zaczekuc. az SIG
polska uczta s%kohczyta.
Ola Anglikow p. Walkowskl
sprowadzit Poniatowa drusa
kapele = II muzy kuntow, z po-
miedzy k,orych czterech graIo ma
mafych o%rganach, jeden M guitarzc,
jeien W behen WALTZ, q jeden troj
kunc'ate ielazo Mat, &C najgtosniej
%brzeczatc. Powisdam &c byla to
pIekna kapela! Byfo sic czego
n%asfuchac i czemu napn,rzeG, II
piwa sprzedat prey tenn p. WAL
kowski lyle, .jak dotad na zadnrj
Zabaw;e. w kuncu nav ct Zabrak O
tego napoju, i pozno w nocy mus'al
z taczkaml jechac do browaru pc
b%eczufke.
PHI j jedli przez diva dni,
Kochany Majsterku, az do godziny
, rano, i byliby sic mvze j~eszcze
dluiej bawili, Iecz wybucht wielki
pc&ar z jednej f.bryki kolodziej-
skiej j tax wszystko rzucito sic DO
tego ognia. Byt to dosyc wielki
ogieh, ale jak my tam przyszli, to
,juk ustawat. Nasze dziurskie fajel-
many chwala sc, 10 przynaimaiej
kom1n uratowali, DO ten tez jedy-
ME pozostaf nieuszkodzony.
Prose- Kocbanego Majsterka,
ably to moja korespondcncya u
mlescit w swojtj gazecie Il dopilno-
Wat, tcby W niej ME byfo tudnej
zmylki.
w kohcu 7adaje CzytcIniaom
Wiarusa malcnka zagadke, jake
jeden tych, ktor>y odgadli
KuHterschnidta. konia 2 rzedcm
dam temu, kto mi t%ratnie odgadnie:
Czego Pan Bog ME ma!
Zasefajac Panu Mujsterkowi
najnizszy ukfon, p~ozostaje Jego
iyczliwym siuga
4ntoni Ochafek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Cena ~iLlSerat0w:

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych lub
znajomych ME wync szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden 50 c., nastepnie polowe.
Ola abonentow naprz6d ~platnych darmo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08
WHERE AMERICAN SHIPS GO.
Germans and Nova Scotians Who
Thrive on Yankee lmprovidence.

Germans and Nova Scotians Who
Thrive on Yankee lmprovidence.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-"Why is 1t
that we have no old American ships en-
gagged IN the oil trade between this coun-
try and Europe ?" was the question asked
of en- old Nova Scotia sea captain yester-
day in the rooms of the Maritime Ex-
change. al
81 will explain to you" he continued.
IAN American capitalist Illinvest any
where from $3.50 to 100000 IN a fine
hard wood clipper ship, and will spare no
extra expense in having her fitted out in
all the latest improvements known to
marine architects. He will put a
young captain in her of little expe-
rience, as general thing, and send
her out IN probably a dozen or more
deep water voyages. BY the compile
ton OF these voyages she will need prob
ably couple OF thousand dollars worth of
repairs done, and sooner than do this her
Yankee owners will sacrifice her to some
one either in Germany or Nova Scotia at
less than one-tenth of what she cost.
These people will put her into the oil
trade, and she will nine times out OF ten
pay them l0per cent. interest on their
| investment, and pay for herself in less
than three years.
The German capitalists are the great
est people for purchasing American craft.
In very few instances do they build their
own vessels. / can name you dozen
vessels now loading here" continued ne,
"tbat were formerly noted American clip
pers that were bought by Germans in this
way; for instance, the ship Richard Rob-
insOn, formerly a New buryport clipper,
and the Gerhard, another NewbUrypOrt
clipper, that to-day is just as good q ves-
sci as ever.
Zone of the greatest troubles expert
| enced by American owners is the great
price they have to pay to have first-class
hard wood ship built. l believe that there
are ports near the Gulf of Mexico where
great Southern ship yards might be
started.
New Orleans, for instance, is near the
live oak forests of the country and at the
edge OF the most extensive pine belt in
America. 1t Is accessible to cheap ma
terials, and it is provided with a safe har-
bOrO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08
"A sHEEP.E4TING SERPENT.
Discovered in a West Virginia Cav.
ern and Not Yet Killed.

From the Ne,o York Times -
HUNTINGDON, WEST VA, Oct. 4.-The
Republican publishes the following start
ling letter from Milton: There is a
place on Big Two.Mile creek, about three
and half miles east OF this place, known
as The Buzzard Dem 1t is large cave
IN the point OF ridge which extends down
between two branches to the rock gorge
Which incases the creek for nearly its
whole length. This cave is entered by a
small doorway, which extends down an
inclined plane for about 90 feet, there
opening into large rugged room, which
has not been explored. On last Sunday
morning as Melsear 6raley, young man
oil ABOUT 2Oyears, was passing that place
en- route to mis- brothers, about a mile be.
low on the creek, he heard a sheep bleat-
ing piteously as II in great distress. Upon
gong nearer ne found the bleating pro-
ceeuea from the mouth ofthe cavern. He
approached nearer the place, when. upon
suddenly turning the corner of A hive
boulder, he beheld sight which sent his
olood In an arctic flood up his back and
Standing his hair on end. He beheld the
neau OF huge serpent protrudIng from
tue entrance OF The cavern with the hind
quarters Oh sheep in its mouth, swallow
hs IL gradually, while the sheen was
emitting It's mourpful sound. Braley. be-
my brave young lad, thought to relieve
vac sheep, SO hurrying no the hill above
voe cavern he rolled huge boulder down
upon the monster. This maddened him to
,ucu an extent that he let the sheen 90
WI is Verrlnc snort, which could be heard
nsu mile ana rushed from the cave like
viii; T%t 1. .aee. IL was about 40 feet long,
r ",sn large black and yellow stripes run
us eng1nWlse OF It's body. The head
a auu neck was black and sleek. and the
Am AL ' e several feet from the end was
80 49,. oLo"n color. The sudden appear
~ 80 vi tne monster so frightened the lad
VII. ne rushed Tor home at a 2:40 gait,
toid i 10 ne sooa arrived out OF breath, and
e ilu MS experience, whereupon his father.
oo,ha! plotner, and brother.in-law, TO-
baS WIN TWO or three neighbors who
,bo Oeen summoned, armed with all
Tho o nasdIms that could be had, started for
NJ tSUa1eIh prepared TO make an invasion
.y pe enemy's country,
couId P p arriving at the place nothing
nm nv ,'. oes seen OF the snake or the sheen,
cavorpp 'n approaching the mouth of the
sucb u slckening stencil met them,
snail S mat coming from a maddened
could tiu lls nerce blowIngs and hissings
with No neafd. They could do nothing
A sso.nI' 80 mad to return to their homes
mons,oru VIII De 0rganiZed to hunt up the
from " :, 10 one knows where ne came
eounirr tuls Is his first appearance. The
llv wo6, ,or several miles around is heAV-
tor son,a ~ ana he may have been around
soon no tuI'e' II Is To be hoped he will
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08
Gblrkrrina pianos.
THE GRAND OLD CHLCKERINC F.!
OVER $4,000 NOW I'M USE.

A First Prize Medal awarded at the Great Crystal
Palace Exhibition in London, 1851
At Paris in 1867 at the International Exhibition the High
est Award over all Competitors, and awarded only to
Chickering Sons
The Imperial Cross of the Legion of Honor and first Gold
Medal This double recompense placed us at the head
oal Competitors.
The First Grand Gold Medal and Special Diploma of Dis
tinction at the Exposition in Santiago de Chill in 1875
The Grand Medal and Diploma at Philadelphia in 1876.
The First Award and Diploma at the International Exhbi
ton at Sydney, N. S. w, 1879.
The First Medal and Diploma at the Great Exhibition in
Cork, 1888.
First Gold Medal and Diploma at the Crystal Palace in 1884
Three First Gold Medals at Exhibitions in the U. S. during
the year 1884. Making total of
One HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT FIRST MEDALS
AND A w A RDS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08
A sNUB FOR SAM JONES.
The Boston Baptists Don't Like His
Methods.

Boston, Oct. 4.-The Baptist ministers
at their regular weekly meeting to-day
had two knotly questions to consider.
One was relative to the proposed revival
work in this city by Sam Jones and Sam
Small, and the other was the never end
ing Parson Downs imbrogIio. On the first
point they Administered a decided rebC fl
to the revivalists. A committee reported
that Mr.. Jones is expected To com mence
work in this city about Jan. l, under the
auspices of the III ethodist Episcopal pas
tors, who have invited the Baptists, with
others, TO enter IN to the work with them
In closing. the committee says: 1--WE
doubt if the mem bers OF this conference
can, with a due regard to the best inter-
ests of the Redeemer's kingdom, unite in
this call and work. Your committee,
therefore, recommend that this confer
ence take no further action in the mat
ter" This report was approved.
The Downs matter was discussed In Sc
cret session, special pains being taken to
exclude reporters. Tue result is not
known, but IL is generally Understood
tnat the North Baptist Association got
into snare when accommodated the
Bowdeu Square Baptist churcb, Tor this
punishment fell upon the just and the un-
lust, Downs partisans as well as bis
most bitter enemies. The stone church
standlngunoccupIed IL deemed a reproach
and demoralizing influence in the Bap-
list community as whole. Deacon Story
is willing to start up the church With new
recruits, bnt this course Is precluded by
the action OF the association.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08
&uritan Salen Eut1rr naua.
Sale Postponed Till 2lSt Oct,
Magnificent Household Furniture
And Choice Articles of Virtu.
BY J. Mclaughlin 81 Son.

On THURSDAY, 2lst October. 1886. at IL
O'Clock, at the residence northeast corner
Bun and CASTOR streets. opposite the Park
entrance. Sold on account of proprietor
going 10 Europe. without reserve.
HALL.--Massive Hat Rack, one Bronze fig
ure Hall Lamp, Mahogany Table, Walnut
Morocco Arm Chair, Um0Ts ma Rack. Mahoga-i
ny Table, Mahogany Writing Desk, three En-
cravings, one Water Color.
DRAWING kOOM.-Drawing Room Suite
IN SILK Brocade, costly Raphael Chair. Easy
Chaira- Magnincent Dlvan, Inlaid and Mar
queterle Tables, Ebony Cabinets. Triple Gilt
Cornices. splendid Centre Chandelier. with
Mantcl Brack cts and CRYSTAL Pendsnts Ele i
CANT Etsgere, Triple Gilt Cornices, Lace.
Curtains, Portieres. I'm hroidered Lambrt.
quet, Expensive Bisque Figure and Pedea--
tai. Japanese Beaker, large Indian Vase.
Superb Majolica Vase, Real Bronze Figures
Reception Chairs III SILK. Engravipgs, on
Paintings, Mating, Splendid Carpets, etc, etc. !
DINING ROOM.-MagnIGlcent Sideboard, i
one Dining Tahle-hve foot In breadth.
0ctagonal Mahogany Table, Sivered Brop as
Figure. Handsome Rosewood Desk, tnlaid.
Brass Fender, Irons and stand. Copper Coal
SCuttle, Magnificent Clock, Silver Pitcher and
waiter. Porcelain Set. Punch Bowl, W alnur
Table, EnRravlngs. Large Vase, Books, Mat
ting, Cnrpets etc.
PANTRY. -Silverware, China, Glassware.
Crockery, Oil Cloth. etc.
BREAKFAST ROOM.-Sideboard, Exten--
sion Table, Sofa, Etagere, Doll House, Ma
hoganv Desk and Bookcase, Engravipgs, ETC..
EDROOMS.-Bureaus, Chairs, Tables,
Cornices, 1I9lr Mattresses, Bed springs.
WardrOhes, Shaving stand, Lounges, Sofas,
Mirrors, Music stand, Gilt Clock, Handsome
Toilet set. Mating Brussels Carpets, Ebony
stand, Betsteads two Cedar Chests.
KITCHEN Range and Utensils, Kitchen
Tables.
ALI the Fine Furniture made expressly to
order by NARCOTIC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08
Emperor William interfered.
MON he L2ndoa rrutA.

.fTHNfeFfF
Conjugal bliss has never been feature
in the private LIE OF the Hohenzollerns,
but the various ''distinguished couples"
have always managed to preserve a de.
cent lpearauce OF anIty in public. /
hear, however, from Berlin that nothing
but the personal intervention oil the Em-
peror William bas prevented n separa.
lion between r couple OF his near rela-
lives, and il was the worry Of this affair
whIcn caused his Maiesty's Illness at
Strasburg. since the Emperor got rid OF
the tracasscries which go long disturbed
the harmony Of his own married life, BY
arranging a sort OF armed neutrality with
his spouse, be has been necessarily tor
mented with the matrimonial squabbles
OF his relations, and be must think with
longing OF heaven as q place ''where there
is neither marrying nor giving in mar
riagc.p
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08

holds one of the three positions of the
ot1ce as provided for by the statutes. Mi.
Benedict says he understands that such
charges have been preferred by Mr.. Scott,
nut he has not yet given them careful
consideration.
Mr.. Benedict has already caused re-
duct'on of about $4,000 monthly in the
labor rolls. Tne additional sum required
TO be saved must be through the stinted
purchase of material aud supplies OF all
kinds until Congress has an opportunity
to relieve the financial embarrassment
surrounding the office. 1t is understood
that other charges will be preferred
against MIR. White on Tuesday, signed by
three of the dismissed men, who will
make affidavit to their statements. There
seems but little doubt that it will be
necessary for Congress to institute an in
vestigation OF the office during the time
Rounds was at its head.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-08
A MUFFLED DRUM.
The Adjutant General Shorn of His
Temporary Importance.
From the Nseo York World.

From the Nseo York World.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-While Adit.
Gen. Drum was acting Secretary OF War
be made himself felt throughout the
whole army to the extent that he proba-
bly, has not yet heard the last OF, but one
OF the funniest episodes of bis Secretary
ship was where he attempted to crush
Gen. Crook. The public remembers the
recent case OF Lieut.. McBiair, Ninth
Cavalry, who was tried at Cheyenne for
having procured an alleged fraudulent
divorce. Gen. Crook, as commander OF
the department of the Platte, ordered the
court which tried McBlair, and, deem
ing the sentence OF dismissal I'M
warranted by the evidence, disap-
proved the sentence and restored the off,
Ger to duty with his troops. When the
orders in the case reached the Var De-
partment, Gen. Drum telegraphed at once
to Gen. Crook to revoke the court martial
order, setting aside the sentence, and
Gen. Crook did 80 in a general order.
Gen. Drum, as Acting Secretary, assumed
that Gen. Crook had no right to take &C
tion IN the Gaze, but as soon as his own
action became known he received advice
which led to further telegr&phing to Gen.
Crook. who the next day issued another
general order to the effect that "Acting
Secretary of War, having recalled his in
structi0ns directing the revocation of
court martial orders, the order of Sept. %
is hereby revoked" Thus distin-
guished officer sat upon himself, and now
that be has been relegated TO his proper
duties it is probable that he will be called
upon 10 administer upon himself in other
cases. Secretary Endicott, when Informed
OF the proceedings, was highly incensed
at the conduct of Gen. Drum, and ex-
pressed surprise and astonishment at the
way the case had been managed.
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IRREGULARITIES OF ROUNDS.
Wv. bencdict Unearthing More
'"okcdness in His Bureau.

W fto~ the Ne,o Yoyh Wor,d.
o., a., AeohlNGroN, Oct. 4.-rhe deeper
.re n,O Iflnter Benedict probes the man
,Too ss1' Of mis- new department the more
o1' seess he strikes. He discovers
|orr nv "oout tue time Nlr. Rounds was in.
EetaiHoato ny The President that he would be
han IN c. unul Congress adjourned he be-
lar in N o Unoke the bureau with appointees
|lsysd' . less q hts appropriations. He
Icrgiic oeaVy game OF faVOrs with DEM
|Ouse senator's and members OF the
ban oio AZ The request Of Senator Cor
lurine ,te he placed 300 on the rolls.
nministne utst month OF tue Democratic
i for"a' ration slon he added 200 pereons 70
|rlctioy.' "a defiance OF the statutory re.
the NV sIe many rumors floating about
oe b NY That former emplove OF the
|ssins, AZ preferred charges under oath
he ~ nr' James W. While. lie foreman
I 10 s slpbaeay. The charges, It is stated.
sd Instance risnce that Dir. White had exc
#puhiia work for Mr.. Rounds. the
s nber y, rrIrlnter, Codst Taylor ana a
& O00 W. Iongressmen to toe amount Of
hest ydsafly. The charges have created
e@ Of excitement. as Mr.. White
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