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TILE LATEST SENSATION
Which Has Torn Up Washington Societ,
4 Gny Decetrcr's sudden Eud,

Which Has Torn Up Washington Society.
4 Gny Decetrcr's sudden Ed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-When the
name OF B. Shepherd White was called
in the police court yesterday that dis
tinguished young gentleman did not re-
spond, and the bail, which was $1,000,
was declared forfeited. The query is,
"Who was the bondsman?" 3. Shep-
herd White is the young man who
boarded at the Laugham Hotel, sported
Twenty-Five suits OF elegant clothes,
gave champagne dinners TO Senators,
Representatives, foreign Ministers and
others Of note, engaged himself to sever
nj OF the most fashionable young ladies'
in town, accomplishing all these great
successes on salary OF 500 year,
which was ofitself insuilicientto pay his
hotel bill.
Finally he forged notes on his en-
pioyers in this city for nearly 81 600 and
skipped, leaving debts everywhere. He
fled to Kentucky to the home Of Senator
Blackburn, was met at the station by
Miss Lulu Blackburn, the Senator's
daughter, who, with tho Senator's
spanking team, was to drive him across
the country to the Senator's mansion to
be her fathers guest, A telegram asking
his arrest was there ahead of him, how
ever, and an officer intercepted him as
he was about to step into the carriage.
Miss Blackburn was indignant, and so
strongly protested in favor OF Whites
innocence that the officer desisted. On
the way home, however, White con.
fessed his misdeed and Miss Lulu in.
vited him to get out Of her carriage and
presence. 4 little later he was arrested,
brought back to Washington, remained
in jail for some time and was admitted
to bail.
The gentleman who went on his bond
had no interest in him whatever, and
White boasted his case would never be
tried. Society" is very curious to know
who the real bondsman is, whether q
Senator, or foreign Minister, or Repre-
sentative, some one to whose daughter
he was engaged, or what not. 1t il
really one of the sweetest bits Of sensa
ton which has been ailoat for some time
and its interest is enhanced by the do
velopment Of the fact that White has il
his veins faint tint OF negro blood.
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MckinIey TO tho Eorrirnar..

VIENNA, Oct. l9.-The Tagebial prints
a letter from Mr.. Mckinley, dated Octo.
Der 2, and addressed to Mr.. Radislas
Smilay, President OF the Auslro-Iun-
garlan Commercial Association OF Gin,
cinnati, in which he asserts that th.
European States by their selfish and
egotfstical commercial measures prcimJi.
cial to the interests OF America have
forced the latter to make energetic
efforts for the defense Of her own in.
dus.ries. GTYl ;4s. geS7
He declares that commercial policv
h0s nothing to do with historical rem;.
niscenees, such as their recognition of
tho infant republic and kindred matter.
Of mere sentiment. Thus, says the
lageofah, the United statesare on better
terms with Japan and the Sand wich
Islands than with oyer.ciyilized Euro.
peann alton. -. : -'1'> y e
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West Asks for a New Trint.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-The attorneys
for the defense in the case OF the con.
victed William West, for the murder oi
the Crouch family, filed reasons for a
new trial yesterday. 4 number OF ex.
ceptions were taken 10 the language used
by the attorney for the commonwealth,
and several points in additional evidence
are claimed. In substance they are tina,
Thomas Coyie, who had identified West
said after the trial that he was intimi
dated by certain parties; that Smith
Johnson, one of the jurors, said about
three weeks before the trial that he had
been to see West and believed hin
guilty.
The arguments will be held before
Judge Stowe October IS.
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BosroS. MASS, Oct. l9.-An unusually
severe storm prevailed to-day through.
out New England. Dispatches from
Gloucester, Mass, and Portsmouth, y.
.H., say that no marine disasters are yet
reported.
A dispatch from Highland light says
that steamers and sailing vessels are
making for Provincetown. In Fall
River, Mass, the streets were flooded
and trees blown down. "
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United States Court.

special Dsp0tch 10 Me IHteAytllctf.
MARTISsBuRG, W. VA, Oct. 19.-The
United States Court finished business
and adjourned yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. The last three days Of the ses-
sion have been consumed in the case Of
the United States va. George W. Gra.
ham, for forging signatures to pension
document. The case was argued yester.
day by District Attorney Stursiss for the
prosecution and E. Boyd Faulkner, D.
Z. Wes.enhaver and cY.GoYcrnor vii.
son for the defense. About u o'clock
last night the jury returned verdict oil
guilty. The sentence passed upon him
by the Judge was 4 iue Of five hundred
dollars, and he WAS required to give
bond for his appearance at the next
term at Clarksburg, and if he has no,
procured the amount will be Imprisoned
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Thousands Of Children Parade,

New YORK, Oct. l9.-For the first
time in the history OF Brooklyn, the
children from all the Catholic schools
and institutions Of that city were in one
parade to-day. The parade was given
in honor Of the golden jubilee OF Bishop
Loughlin. In all 22,00O children turned
out knd marched to the episcopal resi-.
dence, whero they were viewed by Bish.
op Loughliu, Cardinal Gibbons and Wis.
itipg bishops and prominent citizens.
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Dooth's "DaFAsst England, "

LONDON, Oct. l0.-The Daily Neps
commenting on General Booths ozark
est England" confesses that nothing can
be done for the souls OF the millions till
something is done for their bodies. This
scheme it says is one OF the most re-
markable productions OF the age and de-
serves to be allowed a trial. There is
something captivating in its grandeur
and completeness as an intellectual effort.
The Chronicle says: ave are forced to
the conclusion that as far as the iapsed
masses are concerned the gospel OF
Christianity has lost in our day the
power and charm. When We consider
her vast resources. Booths project puts
the State Church in very aisagreesble
position"
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A GIGANTIC PLAN.
4 Big Tunne1 To Accommodate Twenty. ono
Railroads IN Chicago.

A Big Tunne1 to Accom- naodate Twenty.one
Railroads In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-Mr. NJ. NJ. Nc.
Comm, who is said to be an agent oI
the Pennsylvania railroad system, has
come to Chicago to prepare plans and
specifications for big tunnel to accom-.
modate the twenty.one lines that
terminate at the Canal street de.
pot. After considerable inyes.
tigation he has prepared q prospectus
showing the result Of his work and con.
tanning also the plans for an under
ground belt railroad starting on the
gouth at point five miles from the
Court house and running around the
outskirts OF the city to the system oi
tracks at Austin avenue where 1t comes
to the surface. From there it descends
below the surface again and terminates
near the most eastern Milwaukee aud
81. Paul tracks at a place S. miies north
OF the Court house. 3 ri
In an interview to-day Mr.. Nc Connin
says: "If the tracks are ever going to BIZ
got out OF the way, as necessity would
require, the change should be made be
fore the opening of the World's Fair
when the city will be flooded with Wis
itors from all parts OF the world = i8s
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New YORK, Oct. i9.-Mra. N. G. Good.
win. wife Of Comedian Nat Goodwin, is
lying at her home in this city in pre-
cariouR condition, as a result Of injuries
received two weeks ago by being thrown
from a phaeton while driving in River
side Park. .gl 4. -, Z.
The early part Of the present week
Mrs. Goodwin was seized with incipient
peritonitis, and the crises in her case WAS
reached Thursday, when Dr.. Chad
bourne, Of 10 East Twenty.6fth street,
the attending physician, deemed it ad.
visable to prepare the comedian for the
worst. Mrs. Goodwin rallied, however,
and hopes gre now entertained for her
ultimate recovery. t5F
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finally arose and said he would talk only a
minute or two, us 1t was not reasonable
to ask men to stand In heavy shower
and listen 10 any speech. When he had
talked five minutes or 30, though, and
he continued to speak, the crowd again
growing gradually larger, until the rain
stopped entirely, when he generously
surrendered the rest Of the time to Mr..
Hubbard, saying he knew II was mainly
to hear Mr.. Hubbard that the people
had come out.
Mr.. Hubbard then resumed his speech
where he had left oil, and made q clear
and convincing presentation OF the issues
involved in this canvass, every good
point being greeted with applause.
Benwood will DO all right when No.
vctnber 1 rolls around,
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THE CORN DODGER CLUB. .
4 Well Organized Society Of Very Youthful
Criminals.

Criminals.
Fonr WORTH, TExAs, Oct. l0.-There
were big developments in the mystery
surrounding what is known as the Corn
Dodger Club, in Fort Worth, yesterday,
1t is an organization oil boys ranging id
age from seven to fifteen years, many OF
whom have recently been arrested by
the police for completely in petty theits
and burglaries, but Oh account Of their
youth and small value OF their takiugs
they have not been prosecuted.
To-day six OF the boys are in jail and
with them n clothing dealer named
Hali, who is charged with coacealing
goods stolen by the boys. 1t is also
learned that the Corn Dodgers have
branches in Dallas, Waco, Marshall,
Austin and Houston, Texas, also in
Denver, Col, and probably in other
places. They have code OF signals and
other secret means OF communication.
1t is not known whether Hall is at the
head OF the organization or not,
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BARBOUR REPUBLICANS
IIold mn Enthustas,iu l1esting-Good Work
by yDn,ton md Elliott.

Hold MI Enti,nsiastio aleeting-Good Work
DyDn,ton md Elliott.
spcetes D!saatcA 10 HE in'sui0encer.
BglIS0roN, W. Va, Oct. lS-A large
and most enthusiastic Republican meet.
ing was held yesterday at Peters store,
a short distance from here. An earnest,
eloquent and telling speech was made
by Edward S. Elliott, OF Preston county.
He was followed by A. G. Dayton, Of
this county, who reviewed the action OF
the last Legislature without gloves. D.
". Shaw, Democratic candidate lor re-
election, was present and he WAS grant
ed n hearing and made a very weak de-
fenso Of himself. The Republicans are
all alive in Barbour. Dayton and Elliott
in the last two days have travelled over
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-------'- ;
Ruined by ths TnrIr

N LONDON, Oct. 1o.-The effects Of thu
Mel K,inley tariff billare spreading farther
and farther every day aud no one now
seasures .' '1i :. 70 prophecy where they viii
end; II has almost caused the joininpi
OF France and Germany agai1st 1ths;
common American foe, and now Il $has
lust furnished the basis Of a suicide vii
The proprietor Of REinsidel, q oolepi,fE ,i,f
mills IN Lichtenberg, near HoG, declared
he was rnined by the! provisions oH Htifs,;
new tariff and, unable 10 stand the loss
ne has committed suicide By q ootin9'
himself. The sadd dests part 81 the storSl
| isN that the nfortunate man leaves q
large Efamil u TO face the world u Whoss' "a i
bafetaS Tho sMas3h himsslf unable ID brave
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Steamship GcEG.

LIZARD ISLAND, Oct. l9.-Arrived--
Steamers La Champagne, New York for
Havre; Bohemian for Hamburg; Bel
genland. Philadelphia for Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 10. Arrived -
Steamer Lord Cough, Philadelphia for
Liverpool.
NEw YoRK, Oct. l9.-Arriyed-Steam.
ers La Bourgogne, Hayre; Persian Mon
arch, London; Suevia, Hamburg. :.
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BOISE CRY, IDAHO, Oct. lo.-Tho OIL
cial returns completed last evening show
the total number OF votes cast at The
recent State election to be 1s.00S. The
majority received by the Republican
candidates for Congress and Governor
are as follows: Sweet, Congressman,
2,l7l; Shoup, Governor, 2,327. Upon
joint ballot the Legislature will stand:
Republicans, IS; Democrats. o.
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Child Burned to Donth.

Special Dispatch to he laie'ligcncer.
CLAHKsBuRG, WA, Oct. l9.-Annie
the beautiful little daughtero of ThomaE
Feeny, well.known railroad man here
was burned to death yesterday. Hel
mother was absent from the room few
minutes when the child attempted tt
take hold OF red hot poker with littlt
skirt, setting it on fire and burning hel
so badly that she died in a few hours
The child was very bright and was a Pc
in tho neighborhood in which her pa
rents reside.
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SOCIETY MAN SHOT
lsy n Woman he is Said to HIVE yYroused
at Quincy.

mt Quincy.
Quincy, ILL.,, Oct. 19.-One Of the
most sensational shooting aErays tha!
ever occurred in this city took place on
one OF the principal business streets early
yesterday afternoon. Dan G. Price, oil
Salina, Kan, was fatally wounded by
Miss Lizzie Booth, Of Camp Point, and
the young lady was shot by Price.
Accompanied by his brother, Price
WAS walking down Sixth street soon after
dinner, when Miss Booth crossed the
street, and placide the muzzle Of large
revolver against his back, fred. Prices
brother grappled the young woman, the
wounded man running into store, bu,
he Immediately returned 10 the side.
walk and shot her down. Price died
soon after the shooting, but Miss Booths
wound is not necessarily fatal.
The Price and Booth families are
among the most prominent in this coun.
ty. Price had been acquitted OF a sensa
tional suit brought by the woman.
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WILL GO On THE STAGE.
A Murdeross Acquitted and Will Utilize
Her Notoriety,

Her Notoriety.
ATLANTA, Oct. l9.-Mrs. Lillian N.
Gould, on trial at Murphy, n. c., charg.
ed with the murder Of her husband, has
been acquitted.
Gould WAS an Englishman OF good
family who married beneath his station
and neglected his wife fer years. For
six years Gould has been in America,
while his wife, who was in England on a
beggarly allowance, was ignorant OF his
whereabouts. She was permitted to
come to him ia Georgia last March,
when the couple went to Murphy, N. G.,
where they lived in house in an iso.
lated spot. On the 7th Of July the
couple were drunk, and the wife, in a
drunken frenzy, stabbed the husband
with a toy dagger, inficting fatal
wound, from which be died that night.
The vile now proposes to go on the
stage, +rzT5 q z. . q .., - ~
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Lo,nd doni 4 sne,, !, n 81. I,

LONDON, Oet. Is. Dl cunt wasld5is
tlnctiy easier during; the past veal !.
During the period sof distr1st ian M IN!
and money isnd ders have been caIlinejis
resontees. and they now find II difisnit
K 0nsthe Stock change sysstefday9 tl,a;
3tone wasI more cheerful than fof5 4 5wssfl
past rile ;feco very sfori he Edays did snnt
AMOUNT 70 much but the dsalinea Seave.
evidence q the return ofa better feelinei
AmerieanI railroad :secufit les wers az I.
tremely depressed Rntit Thursday 3 3 Nan
New k.buy ling ID lersd the tones ana ana
sss sncon1agsd T.g 3 ar,all dow English buy.
tny. The reaction upward Wa mnst
m.rked yesterday. = sss =,
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wholesale . Jan iDeIiv,,o,;r.-y,. iii

5:KIiALAMAzoo,M MICK. Oct to SIX de@s. ii g
psrsts men broke jail here tonight
BY saving of bars In tie upper q.
story and lowering Themselves 4 by
q sheet. Those who n % escaped
were Thomas Burna and Charles
Smith, Of Chicago; who broke open 3
Grand Trunk freight cal. s. ID. Rey.
nolds, who! wa sentenced Yesterday d
the penitentiary$ Tor six years for shoot.
ing at ascondu ductor who Sput; ;him al d
train Dan O Day, sent fenced Sior two
years and q half for obbery Lemnel
Allen, accused Of assault and I'd VII.
son, q burglar.
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TIE BIG BENWOVD MEEllNG.
Hubbard nud Hunrnc lluld n DIc Crowd In
..- tho Rnln.

tho Rnln.
Hen. W. p. Hubbard and Hon. W..
II. Hearne addressed a rousing meeting
at Benwood Saturday evening. In
spite OF the rain and the threats Of 2
severe storm, over thousand people
gathered at the stand ip the street q
square or so north OF the nail works.
MIR. Hubbard WAS first introduced, and
he was received with great enthusiasm.
he had, however, spoken only about
ten minutes when the rain increased so
That he retired, 2-eierring not to have
the crowd stand out IN the open air
through the storm, as they sesmel per
Eectly willing to do.
Still about two.thirds Of the audience
remained standing in the rain. crying,
go on" and when Mr.. Hubbard sat
down they called lor Mr.. Hearne, who
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THE ORIGINAL PACKAGE Law.
rhe Governor of Kan.ns Asked to Call III
Extra Session.


Extra Session.
KANSAS Cry, Oct. 19.-Dispatches
from all the large cities and many OF the
towns Of Kansas state that many origi-
nal package saloons have been opened
and are doing thriving business, as n
result OF the decision yesterday by
Judges Phelps and Foster, OF the United
States Circuit Court, declaring the vii.
son law imperative 30 far as it affects
the sale OF original packages in the State
Of Kansas.
Several mass meetings were held
throughout the State this evening, al
which the Governor was petitioned tc
call an extra session OF the Legislature
at the earliest practicable time in ordel
to re.enact the old law.
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Gooa AIeeiiRE nt Enmeron.

There was good meeting at Cameron
on Saturday afternoon, at which speeches
for the Protection Icause were made by
Hon. W. p. Hubbard and Congressman
q. W. Atkinson. Both made eloquent
speeches which were received with the
closest attention. There were several
Democrats in the audience who seemed
to be thougtful .over the arguments Of
fprad
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Special Dispatch to The IntclliGnee1.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 1o.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Increase-W. Mcdonald, G otis ;
John ?. Emerson, Morgantown; Daniel
Weekley, Camp; Francis Shamburg,
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Postmaster Appointed,


SDtc'Hl UlsDdtch 70 Hk InltHlqcnclr.
WAsHiSaFos, D. G., Oct. l9.-Wes.
Virginia postmasters have been appoint.
ed as follows; A. Bunner, vice S. May,
resigned, Burners, Marion county; j.
A. Setter, vice W. A. Summertield, re.
signed, Days Mills, Randolph county
L. L. Chapman. vice NJ. S. Vanhern, re.
moved, Grove, Doddridge county; Z. B
Rollyson, vice L. W. Rollyson, resigned
Servia. BraXton county; R. B. Cassady
vice W. ,. Haynes, removed, Winiirede
ksnawha county.
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Admiral Por,es's Condition,

WARRINGTON. d. G., Oct. l9.-The con
lition Of Admiral Porter was not 80 IA
vorablc to-day. Last night he WAS very
restless and did not secure much sound
sleep. This afternoon he had sligh,
set back, but tonight Is reported 10 be
resting comfortably.
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leaainny TX nIrlif Af Ixfhlnx Nnt.lel,

FoRr MADISON, Iowa. Oct. t9.-The
funeral OF the late John VanYalken.
berg, Past Supreme Chancellor, Knights
Of Pythias Of the World, took place in
this city this afternoon under the aus.
plces OF the Knights OF Pythiss, assisted
by the fraternity OF Odd Fellows.
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PRESTON KEpUBllCANS
Seem TO be Aiivo-rwo Good Meetings
Saturday.

Saturday.
SptclaI Dispatch 10 tic lntclliGenesr.
NEwuuRu, W. VA, Oct lS,-The Re-
pubiicans of the banner county held two
big meetings yesterday. The first was
held Mt Independence, one mile west OF
Ncwburg, at Q O'Clock. A large number
OF farmers and miners turned out, aud
were addressed by John II. Holt, Esq,
of Grafton. ". NJ. O. DAWSON also spoke
briefly. The second rally was held at
this place last night, Aliens &rGs hail
WAS well filed by M enthusiastic and
uppreciative audience, composed of'both
Bexes. John II. Holt spoke for An hour
effectively. Ile was followed by Hon.
George G. Ssursiss in one of the ablest
efforts 30 far heard. The Republicans OF
Preston arc thoroughly aroused, and are
alive to tho importance OF getting out a
full vote. Meetings are being held al
most daily, and every part Of the county
will have been thoroughly canrassed be-
fore election day.
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REPUBLICANS SWEEP THINGS.
Tacoma Goes Republican straig ght Through.
Great EathasiasRs,

TAcoMl, WASH, Oct. l9.-The city
election yesterday resulted In Repub.
tican victory. The nov city charter is
adopted by a large majority. Tho entire
Republican ticket Is elected. This elec.
lion restores the city government from
the Democrats to tho Republicans.
Randall is the first Republican mayor
ever elected in a party contest. The
city is wild with enthusiasm.
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New YORK, Oct. l9.-Among the pas
sengers on the Cunard steamer Umbria
to-day was Mr.. Garrett and family. Mr.
Garrett said his health was considerably
improved.
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Everyone should register tomorrow.
Il you do not live in the city, Just got
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Buckhannon; Clemens speidel, Wells.
burg; John Boner. Wheeling. Reissue
--Herich Lobdell, Ford; Solomon Wal.
lace. forkville. Reissue and increase-
II. Gray, Tfiadelphia.
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~ every manufacturing industry
wages aro higher to-day than they
wcro under II Democratic tarIn for
revenue ifthls Is not so, nartc tho
industry.
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Is any manufactured article dearcr
today than It was under n Demo.
cratic tariff for revenue" ffsO, name
the article.
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rxcrEDED HIS AUrHoRITY


Tho Commander Of 0ovsrnment Vessel
Causes the Arrest OF . Discharged sni
or, Who is Now Making 1t Very Hot foi
the Onicer.
WASHINGTON, March 94.-Lieutenani
Commander Longneoker, Of the reoeiv.
ing ship New Hampshire, stationed AZ
Newport, R. L, is now In trouble. The
matter has been called to the attention
Of the Navy Department, but the 90
partment does not see its way clear 70
take any official action In the case. II
seems that sailor named Carbrey who
had served on the New Hampshire had
received his discharge, OF which fac'
Commander Longnecker was ignorant
Meeting the sailor afterwards, Carbrel
did not treat Longnecker with that ser
Witty which the Commander expectet
from common sailor, and he immedi
ately caused his arrest and had hin
placed In double irons in the hold OF tn
ship. Afterwards Commander Long
necker found out his mistake and ha'
the sailor released. Civil action ha
been brought by Carhrey against Long
necker and the case has also bee
brought to the attention Of Secretar
TraCy ... Sail