Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-05-04
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


found guilt 81 neglect Of duty only,
and was acquitted 81 the charge OF
strlndup the ship.
NAVAL Rt,ugD, OF THE WAR "A
Vnluahl" ind nh, been made by tho
officer "a charge If the naval records
ni tho war, thru. ia correspondence
with Capt. James d. Bullock OF Liver
pool. Eng. who was the confederate
naval agent abroad during the civil
war. Capt. Bullock ha, IA his pos
81, sion mas nf valuable material
covering the outfit "f confederate
cruisers, which the editors of the IA
val record are anxious (" obtain.
They arr al~u Informed that there are
! original confederate archives of much
value in the British Museum at Lon
/ don, and nn examination will he made
of these papers. The navy depart
mcnt will soon commence the puhli-
cation Of the naval records OF the
civil war, au rNtru~i>" publication,
! corresponding Ia thu mammoth records
: published under Tia" war department.
q y
! ator White has r-,nrtcd II bill upon
! the recommendation If the treasury
department rrpcaliugn part of the act
| of 1890 providing regulations for pre-
( venting collisions nj s,n. The portion
J of the law which it Is proposed to re-
/ peal prrscrihrs system of hight sig
! InlS for fishing vessels.
CAvNor RtrNsrArC HIM The man
/ dnmuS cas-. OF Eug,nc T.. Gaddis
against Secretary Cnrli~l" to compel
/ the latter 10 show crIN. why the for
! mrr should not be- restored To hi, posi-
q ton as clerk III the Treasury Depart
mcnt came mp III the District Circuit
/ Court before Judge Bradley. After
long argument Judge Bradley dismiss
! Ell the petition. -aylng that the courts
! had no power to Interfere In the mat
ter of removals IN the Executive De-
paatmrmts.
BoNps MAY RE ENrL>nEp The
I House Pacific Railroads. Committee
for its recent meeting had under CON
| sidcratiOn the plan Ot settlement of
the railroads Indebtedness to the gov
eminent rs proposed by Attorney
General Omcv. Tn" committee also
heard II long settlement ct "N-Cfovern-
or HOadlry, one Of the attorneys OF
the government III which he cN-
planned the affairs of the
Onion Pacific company, and
urge" lhhl some pam Hh"ulo ne
a""I''" i""hlhS Y" All h"!"S'''ich' VI
me '"lilPil'"tl"hH tN'''ihS 'e'"eei' '"e
government ant 'l''' f"'lr""" COM
p"nN' Inc N'h'm' propose" ny 'ie
n''"rhtf general 81 tN'th'ihS Tue
hul"'" period "E' h''N'r'" Nt"tS NJ
t"" per cent interest Is regarded win
in,''h l"N"r nv 'he committee sii" "
hilI 10 'hat "h"' II Is heil'NeH' VIII ne
agree" TO-
M"hf 'RPfRs 7" hE"'hAhS' = &c
'"\"E movement III the west Is ptlleNeh
ny government "Ih'I''S mere I" DE as
Stunning serious "Np't'. ne Sfi"ihG
81 tram nj lr""'"'l', oregon, I'''
|" conference h''"c'h 'h' Pr''ineil.
ana secretary h',h"n', AS result OF
"iirh "'hrFni 9choieih sent lnli IN
etrnrtI"ns to Geherai ots' command
ing tue department 81 the tol''iipih'
hh' ''h'r"i 7""lh'' '"''''h"h"ihS 'nc
department "' bHh"'"' I" a't t'fo''P''!
WIN rcR,'i"F troops "I''r conference
WIN Oh'''" states mnfSh"iS' acting
under process "' 'hl''" 0'al'' court
AGAINST BRFcKISEGpGE. The mo,
tl"n for new trial IN the case of Pol
lard vs. Breckenridge, WAS oyer-rulcd
in Judge Bradleys court The de.
PENDANT VAS present in person. and
was also represented by Major Shelby
and Mr.. ". II. Mckinney Of his coun.
sci The plaintiff WAS not present,
but was represented by her attorneys.
cx.Judg" Jeremiah VI. Wilson and Mr.
Cnldcron Carlisle. Judgment for the
amount awarded was then formally
entered.
MAY Pass ny JuSR 1.-The demo.
cratic managers have at last got theiI
party III me on 'he larln Dill. oeha
TOR mn - N"i !" he heard from, hut u
II" an" ms '"Ii"nGuGe Murphy, should
conclude I" h"lt the hill the demo
Gratis would stlIl have clear ma
, l"rlty Tor the measure, as three OF tho
p"puliStS VIII vote with them. The IN
creased attendance OF the democrats is +
clear indicatlonthat they expect to rush
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