The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-04-16

But,crdeld living on tho third floor. Don Carlos
was nos &c home when che visitors called, aud his
wife was unable to give any Information Of his
whereabouts. Ii Is not known whether 0r nos
Gen. BuiterGeld will prosecute this person.
Lord wo,seley viii according to the wishes %
his American friends, write an article on Memo
rics or Gen. sherman" FOR the May Issue of Tia
United Scrrioe Wag1siue.
Jason Brown. second son of old John Brown tho
hero Of HarpeJ4 Ferry, is a visit 20 the D. Stern
Suites. For the past seven years no has resided
near Pasadena, Cal, where he took up a Govern
men. claim, and by diut Of hard wors succeeded in
making some money. he is described as a patri-
srchal, pleasant featured. gray-bsred and Rrsy-
bearded man Of - years. strongly resembling his
iatler. IN spcoSiug OF his life Ia Kausls he said
That De lost al he possessed during the troubles OF
IsI6. lie also ssid shat Immediately upon thoir
arrival in Kansas they were waited upon by squad
Of pro-sh,very men who wished to find out how
they stood in Fegnrd 10 slavery. This was called
the goose question: and when they were in
formed that wo wee A6o. itiooiats we became
marked men," All went well until tho Spring o.
the next year when be was tskcu prisoner by
squad o. these pro-slavery men. When they found
out who he was, they told him that he was tho
very man Tor whom they were looking. Believing
that he was going TO be shct, he backed sbout %
yards, aud told them that ne was q Free State man
his vest and exposing his chest said. There IS a
mark for you" when he did this most % tho
men threw their guns across their suddIr, and h8
informed that be would not be kiiIcd AZ thas
time. Ils was taken to camp Of 600 or more.
where preparations we're made 20 hang him but no
was saved by three Eenluck ans. one Of whom was
q stakeholder, whose name WAS Jacobs. who lived
On Lexington. XIV, and who aftcTward became a
Colonel in the rebel army and ki.led Con-
Es Al Ia
were Hl-tcated. three Of my broihers killed. and
my father and six Of his men hanged Z buried.
30 years ago, all i-vill, al unkud feeling that
had ever cherished toward Che southern people,
/ William Harrison attempted ia commit suicide "a
the Soldiers and Sailors Home Erie. Pa. recently,
/ by cutting his throat Comrado Harrison was
member % Co. IT, 10th Pa, and lGbo7s under a
\ peculiar hailuciuaton. He believes chat be ia FUN
Of copper wires and is burning up an the Time II
he secs cloud or lightning he grows frantic until
he csn G., under cover fsar,n tIat the wresiu him
I viii draw the thuuderbolts from the heavens.
/ Col Louis P. hi Cesnola had q butler in his en-
7 Ploy whom he discharged short time ago on
account Of the latter making love 10 his daughter.
Luigi CapeIIa j. the name Of The butler and De has
instituted suit asainst the Colonel for 1900 b.
c1usc, IA he says The Colonel has ordered black
list against him. that it Is Impossible for bin to
obtain employment CapeIla says that he loved
the COl0nes daughter and that she loved him. and
when the old man found IL out he sent her to
Florida and discharged him. Col ID CesuoIa
entered the service as Lieutenant Colonel Of the
IIth n. T., aud was promoted to the Colonslcy Of
the ith y. Y. Cav.
Harrison White. Commander Of John Buford
Post 100, Beaver Creek, Mimi. has been appointed
. Inspector of the Minnesota Grand Army. The ap-
pointmeut unsolicited, aud Comrnds White
was surprised when he received il. Comrado
White IS au Influential man in his vicinity and has
. accumulated considerable property. At the begin
ming uf the he enlisted for three months ia Co.
G., 18Th r. Y. TIE Immediately re-ealsted 20 tho
expiration Of his term Of service i'm the STA ". r..
Cav, and served under Gems Sheridan PieasOnton
and Buford. For conspicuous galiantry nc tho
battle Of Five Forks he was brevetted Colonel by
Gen. Sheridan. At the close Of the he COM
nandcd his regiment and brought 10 home. II az
he is quite prominent in his nat We town Is shown
by the fact that he was elected Mayor That Ina
will fulfill the duties Of his Office with credit there
can DO no doubt, and his appointment gratides al
the comrades.