The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-16
WASHINGTON NEWS.

orders nave peeh ,oooivou oy So,iln'auo'
Charles a. hockwel, o9lili,ai s yno slooP
ot-war fantic, az New hork, 20 illase ' e}
70 go 10 sea with ,hat vessel 70 rynno,e noas,
ins Wiocks from tno rosu' y, NesI1,s
snn,. w. 80 ,os.,adoas aud iatteries and them
eethar st, o - osigatiop living In the
tract ~ ocaan s,s. W h and coasting va
sais TIA instrnc,ians ars 70 avoid destroy
ins s,oh "e ea ,asiruo',ons no W nav Iva saved
apd ' ~ adwisohis wo tn d;stnrh some Of The
s,rand,J ohssr,,o,in NV VI ,,arine laagne
81 tha coaSt Sua ~ tha mn . ' dan@erons of
these toatino wrscIs 10 wy tha harona Tincenzo
Parrotti r,hSIch vas ,as, Sao,, an The coast Of
FIorida The hvdro@r ,s I bnrsau will fur
rish the yan,,o y Viii, naa charts show
inSa , Inc aauIo WIN nu,erus on That
have been pa sed.
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uSoinSt 't tho =" G;, H. ~ n.o nv nany
Ifaar5 oon,r,o;n od f%at ha ,,os oon,naIIed Ia
,.i1a s''' 'n',e,. 'a 10 Au Az ws Second
is In, w. 'saao', ~,
eass W. shns eiu pas'enSo a,i;.'aa an 4
srs, os' ,;u,,at s,; mSS R,.anS who
i -, .. - ~ 80, 20 ti'e .S,,;ss;on
PrePat.eu tho oPln,oh or smo S Sod ninIate5
tha io, % =, , not nrnvd;na nars yor Tho white
. sno a 49, ~ NY Po,,i',, aI In comfnrts
.laNt t,I An
9.,os ;.s,,o a;,an,;n u tha naoroia comnanv 10
Mt once furnish their colored Passengers with
cars of equal comfort TO those furnished
white passengers.
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o" 10 w sia9s pos..,"sVs'S n,'; app Wad1
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boz Snutb Sv nS;ts NJ. IVi,,iam p
Newman West Falmouth Ne 7 Fl Leigh
ton Was, peS,hraLa Nc N Kimhsil
Milton N II. g Adams Union NJ Fl !.
n IT nannatt pr;d,onort VI Jaroma r.
Ei;nt narhv inc o. NJ Ruhjea last
Rerkshira " Stenben circuit East Dorset
VT IA a Reocb Essax Jnnction Vt.D
x s;monis Mancbester VI M M PARKER
Woolcott VT -
$500 .,,,. 49,. =. ,.o ,o,v
famons controversy over the STRONG awards
has heen entared A ill in oou;ty Inns been
filed acainst General Rutiar and Samuel
STRONG for nm ;niunct;on Tbev set ont a
claim On the sos oo0 award IN strong nrior
In t;me and em;tv to ,'Rutlar,s ASSIGNMENT, y
and state that fbev will infer n great md
;rrenarab,e ;n;urv II General Rutler sbould
in anv manner succaed in obtaining the
SOS 0O3 award The Injunction TO r strain
The ,v;thdr,wal of the SOS OOil award from
the treasurer of the United States is ask, d.
and a Temporary order was issued and served
on the general.
Tho nro,ross If COTTON Wanting in Nav l.
ranortad Ly tha denartment Of agr;cuIfure
IN the first of the month 81 per cent of fine
nronosad orea was nlanted The percentages
are North Carolina IA. south Carolina Sc.
Georg;o 81. Florida o., Alabama ~. Miss,
issinpi IS: Louisiana. SO: Texas. so: Arkan-
sas Sc; Tennessee, "a; general average, 81,
In many counties dry weather has prevented
termination, and replanting became neces-
sary. Recent temperature has been too low
for the best growth and condition OF the
plants. Rainfall In the third week OF April
cies but has since been below normal through
large part OF tne cottoh territory, the ue-
i ny, lni, De.5 itiis,Iu roy anu pa '''iiy
" wen u'','inu'e'. sno".i''
The ulatlons issued by the treasury de-
pariment for the collection OF duties on
merchandise arriving Dy parcels-pos' from
Jamaica, barbados ana Bahamas nave been
extended to similar merchandise arriving by
parcels-post from the british colony OF the
-, ewa,u is;'s VI, aGcIum; ;., Vi ~ rs
G oai ooli' o,e.cn ~iou on'' ~ o'y
n M i ee nt ito .Uro o hv vu
anu al VII o nr ui ,,,n'' s; ~ nths
,otiSso t,, ti ", Ja,,,t,nt 81 o;tha,
no.,oe W 'ne po''oiiioo "op'' 'l'''' VI e''''e'
M S...,+ 90 ..o. ,.,.;u,. a.,
~ .lemS " sGaoe .L LIZ, +, Lnt
Enan oHm haS daoi ~, 'n ne 1onish
iu i emanuel hoe u i 'ne ah'on
Ihissioh oecause ne 'i'tu letrteu .lile ms *
polmsnemS was Th o' auoep1o,e " b .nn ~ an ~
soVelllillen'. ine 9ep .:lien. ifas ~. ~ y
Iao u eseIIo Ieoeiyeu oin.ia; ihio' iia''oi VI
minister Ihin'ef reSi5 natioh'
The secretary of the treasury has appoint
ed G. W. Flowers Of Maine to be chief of thu
copying aiVlsion OF tne supe Hlslhs aren't
tec1s ONCE vice f'ooert D. walker, reduced
The appointment OF Speaker Matthews OF
Illinois to be first comptroller OF the treasury
is thought to prevent the appointment OF thu
long-suffering, Representative Thomas Of
General Butler has been searching the file.
of the navy department for the log book o.
the Harriet Lane which should contain til,
original letter of Gideon Welles, secretaye d
the navy as to the operations around New
Orleans. Gen. Butler saws that this origina
letter has disappeared from the files of tn,
department and cannot be found.
II anneors that tho bead Of tho r,,;,
orn;na IF tho 900, ' nr,,iso, tic ntn ,ro. ,a,.
TALLY fractured during her trial tril
two years ago, which will account for he
loss of speed in actual service. She will re
pair at New York at once.
ten. w. s. Harvey, the Oldest officer o
the United States army, died recently at Or
lando, Fla Gen. Harvey was retired som
five years AGO: He was noted Indian fight
or. He was born in Louisiana in 1900. Ii
the battle of Cerro Gordo, 1S47, he dis
tinguished himself and won the rank o
brevet brigadier general. He became briga
der general in 1868, and was retired Aug. /
1863 He was breveted major general il
1865 for long and faithful service.
Asa result IF tho y;s;t oe pos+otoo I,,s,,oo
tors Darby and Snangler to Rnston Fns,
master Corse will be allowed some additions
clerks in the mailing and city delivery divj
sions. The exact number has not vet bee
decided upon and the department Is row H
correspondence with General Corse to An
u ,,.i, I ~ nlaHy WI oe reIdareu nese cfrk
mi 10 70 a sepo az say W co,'lilei y,
LEI; ~ sJo 10y on 70 p'ooaoiH .ilao o.i
~ a Una IL" may ~. ~ VI nuSy uli.
J III, az y, .tio noA' itsoai yeal
- as ~; I,S'om 10 nataer low
jug piesenO ot''i1 DuU ny pos'iliasIel seilert
thot +ho na W mon Vii a bn ,nn,ad;atH ~
able
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| Colored men have been complaining TIM
their race has not been recognized in the az
pointments at Washington. The colored me
will have no cause to complain If they are pa
tient. Rev. James M. Townsend of Richmond
Ind, appointed by the president to be recorde