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A Big Deficit.

JACKSON, MISS, March l4.-The treasury in
vestigating committee and commission are still
At work. The present treasurer, j. J. Evans,
has submitted q statement showing cash,
bonds, &C., received from ex-Treasurer Hem
ingway, amounting to e4ss, IS, which leaves
balance unaccounted for of ssS4, ,6l2 IS, which
is very near the figures the COMMITTEES viii
report
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The Germans Are For It.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, March lA-At . large
meeting Of the turn verin in Milwaukee last
nightresolutions indorsing the Bennett Law were
adopted with the recommendation that IL be
amended SO that it cannot be misconstrued.
The meeting was presided over by Chris.
Paulus, the probable republican candidate for
city controller, and there was not dissenting
vote on the resolutions. This is the largest
turner society in Wisconsin, and its action will
have much influence in the state as well a. local
politics.
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Vessel Lost.

ASTORIA. ORE, March A-The steam
schooner George II. Chance. belonging to the
Portland deep-sea fishing feet, which left here
a month ago for a short cruise, is reported lost
and the revenue cutter Crown has gone in
search Of her. The vessel carries Q crew Of
fifteen
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Want More Pay.

DANvuLE, Ill, March l4-The freight con-
ductors and brakemen on the Chicago and
Eastern railroad between Terre Haute and Chi
cago have cause of complaint in that their
wages are less than are paid on any other por-
hon Of the Mackey system for the same amount
OF work. They have asked an increase and .
strike is sure to follow q refusal
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An Alphabet of Labor Men.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE sessions Of the
international labor conference will be held in
the large hall Of Prince Bismarck's palace,
where the congress of 1878 was held. Baron
Won Berlepsch Prussian minister Of commerce,
will open the proceedings. He will welcome
the delegates in the name Of the emperor and
will explain the objects Of the conference.
The delegates will sit in alphabetical order
according to the first letter in the name OF the
country they represent
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PENSIONS FOB DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted to residents Of the District
OF Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Chris
tian Lanz; increase, David h. McClelland,
William II. Maxwell, Alexander Lamb, John
Spencer, James Dick and Eli Slower; reissue,
Dallas knowlton and Frederick Rebens;
widows (navy), Sarah H., widow Of Robert
Cornell
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OFFICERS OF THE DISTRICT NATIONAL GUARD
CoMMIssIoNED.-The President has commits
stoned the following named officers Of the Dis
trict national guard: Frank Schwartz, cap
tain Of company A, first infantry; Winthrop
Alexander. first lieutenant of battery A, light
artillery; James L. March, quartermaster of
the fourth infantry; Thomas S. King, inspector
OF rifle practice Of the fifth battalion, and
Wilmer p. Vale to be same for the sixth batta-
lion.
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JUDGE LAwRENsoN BErrER.-Judge Lawren-
son, the veteran Of the Post Office department,
who has been quite critically ill with an attack
OF pneumonia, is much better. He is able to
be out OF bed and expects to return to his place
in the department in the course of few days.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL AUSTIN Of the north
ern district of Alabama forwarded his rasigpa-
tion by telegraph to the President.
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GEo. p. TINaLE, who was special agent oi
the Treasury department at the Seal Islands
under the last administration has received an
appointment as general manager of the North
American commercial company, the new
lessees OF the Alaskan fur seal privileges. It ID
expected that the lease with that company will
be executed by Secretary Window today OF
NAVAL ORDERS. - C0nmander Francis A.
Cook has been detached from temporary duty
at the light house board and ordered as in.
spector OF ordnance at the navy yard, Boston
CADETS AT WEST POINT APPorSTEp.-Paul
B. Malone. New York city, sth district NY.
Samuel Hof Arthur, Sd district Wisconsin
Briant Harris Wells, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
David Carley, Westerly, I'd district RI, have
been appointed cadets at West Point
NoTARIEs, Es,APPoINTED.-Th President has Cd.
pointed Harry L. Rust, Richard ]. Beall, jr.,
Benz. F. Lloyd, Sherman A. johnson, John B.
Miller and James ID. Maher notaries public fol
the District OF Columbia.
PERsoNAL.-James H. Lange of Boston,
Edward Floyd Jones of Long Island, Robert
Sewell, John W. Ambrose, w. ]. Curtis, John
R: Dos Passas, Mrs. A. H. Gosling of New York,
w. E. Dennis Of Newark Mrs, s. A. Bieelow OF
Boston and Comte NJ. valery of France are at the
Normandie.-Wm. Harris is at the Litchfield
during his engagement at Albaugh's He il
accompanied by his son, Master Charley
Col. Hiram Young, editor of the York Despatch
was in the city yesterday in the interest Of the
annual session of the Pennsylvanis state
grange.-Mr. ]. R. Littell has gone to OF.
tawa, Canada, to argue an important patent
case.-G. E. Foster of Boston, C. A. Bryan OF
Chicago, ]. A. Dillon of St Louis, G. R. Hooper
OF Montreal, Jefferson Seligman of New York. C.
p. MastersOn of Tacoma are at the Arlington.
Cleo. L. Huntress Of Boston. w. W. Egbert
Of Mount Clair, NJ, r. A. Robertson OF Provi.
dence, ]. E. Van Doran, Chas. Hemingway and
David Richmond OF New York are at the Arno
Bishop Paret Of Baltimore, VIM. Scott and H.
Hirsch of Boston, Eugene J. Cartin of San
Francisco and w. W. Mott of Statewide, N. c.,
are at the Ebbitt.-Arthur Bradshaw of Me.
ridian, Conn.,, @. H. George Of Providence, H.
w. Lambirth Of Philadelphia, ]. Ramon de
Ybarrola Of the City Of Mexico are at the
Riggs. j. Mcmahon Of Norfolk, T. W.
Reynolds of Buffalo and ]. A. Cohen of New
York are ut the Johnson.-A. P. Lougdon OF
Allegheny, Pa, W. L: Green, Daniel O'Rear-
don, ]. A. Davis and Geo. w. B. Corliss of New
York are at Willard's.-J. Emery Eaton and
James Eaton Of Utica, N. Y, the match manu-.
facturers, and @. W. Davis of Cheyenne are at
the Fredonia.--F. H. Kelly OF Cleveland, A.
c. EllithrOpe of Chicago and H. A. Lambert OF
New York are at the st. James.
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SOfflCE OF The COMMISSIONERS DIS
the De Of S have Tse
ior their views as 10 the propriety Of ensctins
70 fnow s.. h
py se w % S Il and
pm ON the dates hereinafter rentioned to give hear
stsns Senate b 2asS entitled "A bil ae ncorpo ,1
rate the Monumental street railway company Of the
gn at the foot Of south Capitol street thence running
along South Capitol street to GARFIELD avenue, tlence
81 soh TO TO
along Missouri avenue to 9th street. thence along 9th
l7th street thence north 18th street to street.
I oSs SsS Een sons g3
Hampshire syenue to 18th street thence along 18th
carriages thereon, drawn by horsepower receiving
therefro q rate of fare exceeding cents each
to its ON
bill. entitled "A bill to ineorporate the City and
ba" The route Of the railway to begin at the inter
section Of 18th street northwest with New York ave
said 18th street to Vermont avenue, along Vermont
Iowa circle to Rhode Island avenue and along Rhode
Island avenue to Florida avenue, with double track
and 70 line WITH sTansses hos
the school point upon the District line
north Ss the Of Rhode Island avenue
single don9e track at the discretion and subject
colaInSis Sn MoSpAY the iSth instant @ ft H. K bi ii
entitled "A bin to amend the act incorporating
railway company" the route Of the railway to besin
At the Of street north with street
west and intersecting at that point the present line
said company .thence westwardy along street north
os the city as ' aephs
aud continuing in direct line west OF said circle into
wardly along said Massachusetts, avenue extended to
24th street and thence northwardy along said path
or Of 5oet S ns sad kao
., rama Heights, , xestwardy e Belmont road. and
east~ardiy TO its intersection with Moooiey Lane
Mia ,is Eha Z run N H. RoBhs shf!f0c
sloners Of the District Of ColumbiA. mI3-2t
E~FOUNDRY CHURCH-A RECEPTION
EVENING. s to 10 Mem ers Of church and conyre-
CATION cordially invited to be present mi3-2t'
E~ShkAL ESTATE To- I0ETIGE; .n,ro, o.
have large and constant demand for houses rang.
ing in prices from $4,000 70 s6 600 located on CaI
class Of property for in East Washi" y will ind
.isss to place the same i Py HSfRs
4"WfifT WfTH a2Sh NICE Il fhf nbf isHa slAcs. e.
Now is the time to buy.
c. A. MUDDIMAN,
Gas Fixtures. Lamps Gas Stoves
Presen: Store. 1908 st. New Store, 614 18th st.
K-INsURANCEsIO STOCKS BOUGHT ANDs SOLD
rESFfss klsfs
AkIINafoN
NATIONAL UNION
FRANK IL PELOUZE
m12-4t 1913 ST.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, AS RE-
- quired by the act of Congress approved
March 1889 that Books for the Subscription to the
Capital Stock of the Washington aud Sandy Spring
ihuRsDAY. the 2Oth day Of March, ls96 Al III
o'clock n; at the Office of Henry NJ Baker, Treas
Zen s 1.l esn; Z Il s.sh
cash.
O. b. p CLARK,
President Board Of Commissioner
J. L. HUSBAND. Secretary mS-lOt
~WRsT FLORIDA AND ALABAMA RAIL
49, road "Certinc ites Of Indebtedness" bought
by CRANE, PARRIS CO., Bankers
mS-6t' Ebbitt House.
TREASTRY DEPARTMENT
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, $S96, 1873; customs. $699, 9,22A

GUNNER APpoINTED.-The President has ap-
pointed Horace B. Yewen Q gunner in the
navv
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Lack of Esrnestness

BALTIMORE, March 14-The Baltimore con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal church south
continued its work this morning. Rev. Samuel
Rodgers opened the session with prayer.
Messers William NJ Waters of MarshsIL
Va; Charles K Milliken of Charlestovn, w.
Va; William Z. Locke Of Springfield, VIVA,
John Kerns Of Freedom, Nd; Carlton ID. Hsr.
rison OF Unison, Vs.; Charles Stanton Of Hills
boro, Nd, all ministers on trial, we're elected
descons. Rev. B. p. Hamilton, Chairman Of
the committee that conducted the sxam,as-
ton Of these candidates, said there
was an evident lack Of earnest
ness in their preparation and the candidates
seemed to think they could get through any.
way. He made the statement for the bene6t a
young preachers who may apply FOR admissaoa
in the future. Rev. J. K Gilbert Of Monterey,
Rockingham district wss resdmitssd 70 Ne
Took Funds and His Brother's wiz.
KANSAS CrrY, No., March l4-Henry Kun
Gle, late treasurer of Blue Earth City, MINI,
vas yesterday arrested and ID, in charge Of tn
sheriff of Faribault county, on his way 10 that
ment charging him with having ap-
is also charged that he stole. frsu
his brother a, 900. He became enamorsd al
his brothers wife some time ago and in com.
pany with her came here from Blue Earth Civ.
kunxle admitted having taken tl,000, but said
b left q, 500 worth Of property ct his homo
and also sufkcient money 10 cover the loss -
the city.
Andrew A Holt alias Andrew A. Apdsr,on.
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MIR. KENNAN'S METHOD.
He Gets at the Truth In q Way the Rus.
sian Government Dislikes.

LONDON, March IA St Petersburg dis
patch to the Times says: The administrator of
prisons comparing Langdell's and Kennan' Q
published accounts Of Russian prisons said the
latter's modus operandi was bound to prove un-
favorable to any country, because he derived
his information from dissatisfied inmates of
the prisons The administrator admitted
that the prisons were overcrowded, but he
said the government was doing its best
to effect needed reformA The official inter-
viewed by the correspondent regarding the
report OF the outrages practically admitted that
the facts were a. reported, but he contended
that Kennan and others etherealzed nihilist
women out Of all recognition in their books
Every ordinary traveller in Siberia
suffer-. suffers hard hardship: aE The exile s.ile' bring
and intractable In regard 10 hogging for
slapping an officials face that 10 frequent
offense and an example was necessary. The
struggle with the soldiers was provoked by
prisoners drawing revolvers and wounding sew
will 10 away with the privilege Of sxiles being
allowed TO rstain their revolvsrs.
Coyotes Clea6ed the Bones.
ToNBsroSE, ARIx., March lA-The posse that
left here for the scene Of the killing of two
men by Apsches have returned They found the
skeletons Of the men. All the hesh had been
eaten OF by coyotes and nothing remained by
which indentihcstion WIS possible.
New Rule In Cricket
PHILADELPHIA, March M-Philsdelphis's
cricket players met at the Penn club last
night to oonsidsr Q change in the rules Of the
game. The following resolution Vas adopted:
THAT It 10 the sense Of the majority Of those
present 81 mis- meeting that m order 70 pro
oucs more interest for spectstoes and players
Il 10 best 10 adopt the systsm by which three
men shall b put out On sach sids alternately,
that ssde winning tie game who shall at
the close of play Tor NE day have scored
the greatest numbsr Of runs, an equal num-
that committee of Avs draft rules 70 govern
The play und9 this plan."
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Andrew A Holt alias Andrew A. Andsrsn..
noted smuggler and pirate on Puget SQUAD
for many years, vas fatally shot on his saooD
near Seattle last night while resisting srrsa =
The hands Of United etatss o6lcsrA
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From Wall Street Today.

New YORK, March l4-The conditions pre-
vailing in the stock market at the close last
evening still remained in force this morning
and first prices were generally from H TO "
per cent lower than last nights figures and the
market, while active, was narrower, q few
stocks monopolizing all the interest in the
speculation. In dealings Q general further
shading off Of p rices took place and the de-
cline reached to all portions Of the list although
the losses were Insignificant New England
and Chicago gas were exceptions to the rule,
both proving strong and advances Of y and u
per cent respectively were scored by them.
The feature of the trading. however, wss
another violent drop in Tennessee coal, accom-
panied by unusual activity for that stock. It
opened down 2 per cent at 5l1f and dropped
quickly to 46; a recovery TO 49 followed, but it
again sagged away in the latter part Of the
hour. Sugar also became specially weak late
in the hour and dropped from 67sx TO 6s. Be-
side the stocks mentioned St Paul, Union Pa
cifc, Louisville and Nashville and Atchison
were active but their movements were entirely
Insignificant, and ct IL O'Clock the market wss
quiet and fairly steady at small fractions under
the opening prices an n rula
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Coats Out-Bix Snow Comins.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The signal service b.
reau here has received dispatch from wssh-
ington stating that the thermometer in the
states of Illinois, Michigan and Indiana viii
fall to two degrees above sero BY o'clock ia
the morning.
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~SM0NUMENTx VAULTS, sTATUAR
- HEAD STONES. COPING.
J. y. MANNING. lAth and sta nv

RK PLAIN 4 90. BRoKERA
ssosks. ss Grain. Provissons and OIL have removed
$40 e, Rooms - and IS. psnd1nG the construc-
ton q ths new building corner oth and sts. 4l-1D
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Nominations Today.

Nominations Today.
The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Jno. A Reynolds, postmaster ct Rochester,
NY.
George MacKay, civil engineer in the navy.
Edward Strong Bogert Of New York, assist
ant surgeon in the navy.
Additional Second Lieut. W. T. Lassiter,
fourth artillery, second lieutenant fifth artil-
lery.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER
OF THE CIIRRENCV


WASHINGTON, March 5, 1880.
whereas BY ssstsf.etory ats evidence pre:en.ea to the
sSin National Bank S & WsshinstSD ny IL the city Of
isd the I Of II the .s.aes Of the
United States 70 be complied with before an
SSSS sLsIsl0fs Eaw.ra Lex eGnsrosr Of
sona Bank Of M..hinaton in the city Of NsshngtOn.
~ Banis a in TO .sar
A hundred and sixty nine Of the Revised Stat
once this 5sh day q March, isso, n.Aa .na seal OF
.S9a SSe1srOllsr Of the Currency
THE
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON. DC.
CAPITAL. ssoo.ooo
In accordance with the above authority the Lincoln
~ ssh1 % 0 0i w open its ofce az The
TWENTYFiFTH DAY OF MARCH. u 1850. 81 . for the the
branchsa '' ~
John A. fI;:s:s H'r.sa W. sesa:ss ss.:s.
Frederick A ssiss; H;. Henry =. Bauer,
Paul H 6rO%sii:n. asi; Receiving reiisr. disll.f
william q. DsnisOn. John 4. Prsscsss
FrsdeT,ei W Pratt seymo1! CUNNINGHAM.
ss.:s sgs.s, Ssgss.- ss:issssa
@~MONUMENTS, VAULTS, sTATUARY
0 HEAD sTONEs COPING.
J. y. MANNING. 14th and II sta nv
II you intend to improve your lot In the cemetery
this sprinx now In the time TO place your order 40
not fail 10 tnspect my large assortment and You
md nothing IA tt 70 suit you my drauGhtsman win
sketch mp your tdeaA
J. +. MANNING.
/ f21-lm 18th and b sta NV.
K~REhSTAIG ,,.-.,.
stocks. Grain, Provisions and Oil, have removed
thstr once temporarily tQ the IL Droit building
oS q Sc ns1 bo,Spe n zee - s az sss eonsYs
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
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k@FLoWERs FLowERs. FL0WEKs.


Among the many attractions In the Center Market
IHE FLORAL DISPLAYS are aCk Cknowledged to be the
nnest OF any in this country not in the wOrldsur
passed by none and equzed by few private establish
nents IN the United States. Desiring to further the
ernlwho have liberally bestowed their patronage
theIn in the past and hoping to receive
OF their kind favor the "FlprIsts would respectfully
announce that their several places Of business in the
Center Market WILL from this data be open every
week day, where all desiring to make purchases
have the pleasure Of selecting from large assortment
OF the CHOICEST FRESH CUT FLOWERS ut reason-
able prices Also Decorative and bedding Pants
Bobert Bowdlcr. Clark Bros. wm. Coleman, Alex
Garden, A. Gude @. Glorius. A. @. Hayes, l. Miller
J. IL Miller Co. J. K. Morgan Bro. c. Strauss 4
Co., 3. Nolle. N. Studer. ml4-2r
<~OUR NEW STYLE IN SPRING OVER
coats now ready. FROM $40 upward En-
glish Top Coats speciality.
mh14 GEORGE SPRANSY. 434 7th st.n.w
RPOTOMAC LODGE, No. s. F.A AM.-THE
~ regular stated communication will be held
MONDAY EVENING, 18th, $50 Election Of Secre-
tzry. BY order of the W. NJ,
ml4-2t' JAMES s HAYES, Sec. Pro TEN.
N~MEN'S HATS-LATEST SPRING STYLES
- Derbies in Black and Colors. ~ to -. Our
s2. so and S3 the best the rid Also some
nice new nectwesr. R.C.LEWIS SON, 1921 N Y ave.
ml4lI-I
R~HOTEL, STEAM BOAT AND CAR LAUN-
~ dry Work solicited: Laundering for Sum.
mer Resorts done st short notice prices reasonable
call aud SEQ our plant DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY,
49l to 499 st. NV ml3-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - = = N<A@N|s
E~HAvING DISPOSED OF MY DRUG
SSa Store, I'd and sts. NV, am now open to
eef WORK either sundays week days. The business
Is now conducted by Mr.. Harry T. Smith. to whom
recommend all my former customers.
E~THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING
- of the Builders Aid Association for the
election of officers and for the transaction of such
other business a. be brougat before the assqci,
BY order cf the Board: ". Z WRIGHT.
ml4-3tf Secretary.
DON'T LET'S MINCE WORDS
ABOUT ITi-Prices for fine Gus
tom Tailoring have been q little too high,
and the men who would not pay their tall
ors' bills are to blame for it. My low prices
are possible because do strictly cash bus-
nk2. Take look at my Spring stock when
q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers"
mh14 Cor. 9th and q sta NV
RSFOR SALE-FARMS In MARYLAND AND
- Virginia LA se Tracts Of Woodland and Min.
eral Lands in Virginia Alabama N Carolins, Texas and
Florida. For particulars call address THOS. L
WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Broker, 81 st. NV
m14-2t
RATTENTION,I ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS
~ Notice is hereby given that meeting Of
the Illinois Republican State Association will be held
in Grand Army ball ON Pa ave, opposite Willard's
hotel, at SPIN, SATURDAY. March Is. 1890. for
fore the association All republicans from the state
are cordially invited to be present By order THEO-
DOkE L. LAMB. Vice President. Attest: ID. L. GOLD,
Secretary. ml4-2t
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NAVAL ORDERS. - C9nmander Francis
Cook has been detached from temporary dut,
at the light house board and ordered as in
spector Of ordnance at the navy yard Boston
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t--NkEAL ESTATE OFFICE,
~ 302 EAST CAPITOL ST
have large and constant demand for houses rang
ing in prices from $4,000 " s6 600 located on CaI.
tol Hill Also for Building Lots Parties :; ing this
class Of property for sale in East Washn will fiud
1t advsntaxeous to place the same in my once
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The St Louis pork packers have appointed .
in the west in protesting against the passage
by Congress- Of the Edmunds inspection bill
viscount Dunlo, son Of the earl Of Clancarty.
who was married . short time ego TO Bell BIZ
N action for divorce against hsr.
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NoTARIEs.APPoINTED.-T President has ap-
pointed Harry L. Rust, Richard j. Beall, jr.,
BENZ. F. Lloyd, Sherman A. johnson, John B..
Miller and James ID. Maher notaries public for
the District Of Columbia
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CADETS AT WEST POINT APPoINTEp.-Paul
B. Malone. New York city, sth district NY;
Samuel Hof Arthur, Sd district Wisconsin;
Briant Harris Wells, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
David Carley, Westerly, I'd district RI, have
been appointed cadets at West Point
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-10-25
Too MANY Husbands.

The marriage OF Judge John r. Zu-
yer and Jessie Zuver was annulled and
set aside ut the last term CT court at
Sioux City, Iowa. They were married
about ten years ago, and until a few
weeks since lived together as man and
wife, when, according to the petition
of the Judge filed in court, he discover
ed that his wife had another husband
living, from whom she had never been
divorced. The facts were shown in
court and a decree at once entered in
accordance with the prayer Of the pc
tltion. Judge Zuver also gave the de-
fendant some valuable real estate in
this city and $50 in cash. He at once
left for the West, and is now living in
Boulder, Col
Judge Zuver sat on the circuit court
bench in the Sioux City district for
more than ten years, his cifcuit em-
bracing all of Northwestern Iowa.
He is well known in legal circles, and
has considerable property,
Abolt six years ago, ius before the
circuit court was abolished by law, he
was thrown from carriage and suf-
fered an injury to his head, which in
Capacitated him from work on the
bench, and since that time he has liv-
ed in enforced quiet, a good share OF
the time on a farm near Sioux City.