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Sept. lst1 at p. m In the choir room.
Let every hoy be present Promptly. Week
day evening service Friday Sept 81 a,
: o'clock.
New clothing OF the latest and best
material at C. H. cooper's.
Ashland peaches cheap and good; also
large supply Of other fine fruits at
Ross, Higgins & Co.
There will be a free concert and dance
every night at the Logan pavilion at Sea-
side until further notice. .tsiSy
IL
Miss Julia Kopp, who has been staying
at Seaside for several weeks, returned
home yesterday. .. ..
-.,,t.' - 49,
Laird; schober 4 Co, $500. $3.50 and
5000 Shoes; your choice for 10 days,
s3.9s. Columbia shoe ca.
Fancy goods and furnishing goods,
reasonable prices, at C. H. Cooper's.
Special sale Of fine fruits today at
Ross, Higgins & Co.'S. Ashland peaches,
Bartlett pears. silver prunss, choice ap-
pies, etc, etc.
Miss BrookhoUse and Mrs. Bishop re-
turned Sunday evening to heir home at
The Dalles, after a brief visit with Mrs.
c. ". Holt.
Ladies' Tan and Oxblood Oxfords, 200
cut to sI.OO, $500 cut to sI.5O, Laird.
schober 4 Co. $500 Oxford. cut to S2.OO.
Columbia Shoe Co.
Jim West, the Chicago barber and
master Of the tonsorial art, has his shop
opposite Kopp's n. P. B. When you
want a good shave or haircut, give him
a call.
Hon. j. r. Clinton and Miss Louisiana
Renner were married In Portland Satur-
f,,rr 49,,
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The readers Of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is CatarTh. Halls Catarrh cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building I'D the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in It's
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of Testimon-
ials. Address.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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KING osCAR,s JUBILEE.
The Old Monarch in a Gracious and
Charitable Hunor.

Stockholm, Sept. 1s.-This being the 18th
anniversary of King Oscar IL to the
throne. the city is brilliantly decorated
and the streets are crowded with sight
seers.
The royal family and princely person.
ages, foreign ENJOYS and others were
present at TIE Deum, which was chanted
at Ii O'Clock in the chapel attached to the
castle Bishop A G, L. Billing, the court
chaplain, reviewed the kings life work.
implored the divine blessing upon his ma
Jesty, upon the country and upon the peo-
pie. During the singing of the hymn an
artillery salute was fred
At the conclusion of the religious cere-
H1ony. his majesty received deputations
from many parts of Sweden and Norway.
One of these Populations presented his
majesty with the sum of 10000 crowns,
which amount had been raised among the
people. The king has decided TO devote
this money to combating tubercular d.
SeaSeS.
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Gle, rear of 423 South First West.
TYenty-first Precinct.-Room l Eagle
block, Justice Sommer's office
Twenty second Precinct. = Residence
Of DR.. Matte Hughes Cannon, II South
First West.
Twenty-third Precinct.-Residenc of
b. w West, 233 South Second West.
Twenty-fourth Precinct-At Arm
strong's hail, corner Second South and
Fourth West.
Twenty-fifth Precinct = At Mr..
Lloyd's, rear $50 West First South.
TWenty-SiKth Precinct.-Corner First
South and Eighth West.
Convention of the Second municipal
ward viii he held at the Sixth ward
meeting house, Thursday evening,
Sept %, at p m.
THIRD WARD.
Twenty-seventh Pracinct.-No. 155
North Main street, residence of C. B.
Felt: c. r. Howe, chairman.
TWenty-eighth Precinct.-No. 237
North First West; J. Bull, jr., chair
man.
Twenty-ninth Precinct.-No. 112 Pear
street, Sights box factory; S. S. New
ton, chairman.
Thirtieth Precinct.-No. 300 North
First West, residence of Mrs. Il. p.
Raleigh; II. z. Strater chairman.
Thirty-first Precinct.-No. 557 West
First North, residence of Mrs. Thomas;
Henry II. Walters, chairman.
Thirty-seeond Precinct. = No. 128
North Sixth West, Yeate's hall; J. B.
Reid, chairman.
Thirty-third Precinct-No. 2O7 North
Seventh West, residence r. P. Morris;
J. II. Haslam, chairman.
Thirty-fourth Precinct.-No. 1888 West
Fourth North. residence of P. Pugs-
ley, jr-; George Pugsley, chairman.
Thirty-ffth Precinct.-No. 664 West
Fourth North: B. a. Rid, chairman.
Thirty-siXth Precinct. = TWenty-first
ward meeting house; E. Brooks, chair
man.
FOURTH WARD.
Thirty-seventh Precinct Eighteenth
ward school house, Second and A
streets.
Thirty-eighth Precinct.-Old Brigham
Young school house, Eagle Gate.
Thirty ninth Precinct.-Veteran Gre
mems han, 42o East Brigham street.
Fortieth Observation-Disclosures Of Joe
Cohen, 312 Sixth street
Forty-first Precinct.-Residenc of
DR.. Ellen 3. Ferguson, Seventh street
between J and K.
Forty-second Precinct.-Residence of
Ralph SNOWFALL, corner K and First
streets.
-Ferty-third Precinct,-Taggar han.
FIFTH WARD. =
Forty-fourth Precinct-Residene Of
D. L. Levey.. 211 South Tenth East
Forty-hfth Notwithstanding Steam
laundry, 143 Dunbar avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth East and First and
Second South.
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Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures of
Frank Stanley, $50 South Eighth West.
Fourteenth Precinct.-Residence of
c. A Carlquist, 621 South Fourth West.
Fifteenth Precinct.-Central avenue.
Third South street. Sherwood addition,
just west of Jordan river
Sixteenth Precinct-Residence of
Joseph H. Raleigh, 233 South Seventh
West.
Seventeenth Precinct-Sixth ward as
sembly hall, Third West between
Fourth and Fifth South.
Eighteenth Precinct.-Rear room of
Sixth ward school house.
Nineteenth Precinct.-No. 467 South
Temple street: John Shea, chairman.
Twentieth Precinct-Thomas Barna-
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Forty sixth Precinct.-In the annex
of the Eleventh ward meeting house,
corner of First South and Eighth East
streets.
Mrs. Freeze. 734 East Second South
street
Forty eighth Precinct.-In the veter-
an F'iremen's hall ear corner Of Brig
ham and Fourth b st streets.
Forty ninth P1e4-lct.-At 800 East
Second South street. (Richelieu block
Fiftieth Precinct.-In the basement
of the Dsseret National bank building
on First South street
Fifty-frst Precinct.-In the old city
streets.
Fifty-second Precinct-At Bailey's
hall, IS East Second South street
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of Prince Henry XVI of Reiss in an
asylum for the insane in this city show
the prince was secluded under the name
of Count Won Plaur. His affairs have
been placed under the control of a court
owing to alleged scandalous financial
estate bought by the prince at Petris
and uDon which he gave as commission
checks for 136,O90 forms. which the banks
refused to cash, and the prince is no!
good for that amount. In order to avoid
a scandal banking company offered to
pay the amounts due. specializing that
Emperor William would recoup the COM
pany
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DARE N|I R[IAAIF.
Germany Cannot Get Along
Without American
Supplies.
EFFECTS OF SUCH PLAN.
PORK HAS REACHED A PRICE
UNEQUALLED IN YEARS.
Gernany's Mammoth Warship-A
Royal Scandal-King Oscars Ju-
bilee-A Belgian Law That At
fects Americans General Foreign
News

Berlin, Sept 1s.-(copyrigfted, 1887, by
the Associated Press.}- THE first batch of
replies to a circular of inquiry as to the
effects of the new United States tariff
law, circulated by the Frankfurter Zeit-
ing. has been printed. The general tenor
of the answers show that the nanufac-
turers generally expect to be able to stand
the new tariff without such aid as the
agrarians propose, in the shape of a tariff
war with The United, States and higher
prices for cereals. The replies. however,
show that some branches of German in
dustry have been hit more or less hard.
For instance, the iron and steel industry
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The first step for the nomination of
Democratic candidates for election to
the various municipal offices on Nov. 2
viii be taken on Monday evening, Sept.
20, when primaries win be held in each
of the 50 voting precincts into which
the city is divided. The object of the
primaries is to elect delegates to the
five ward conventions which viii be
held on Thursday evening. Sept. 30,
and also to elect delegates TO the city
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Opposed 10 q Tariff War

Berlin. Sept 1S.-As a result of can
vass made by 1ae Cologne Gazette among
the importing and exporting firms in the
Cologne district, a memorial has been
sent to the imperial chancellor, Prince
Hohenlohe. saying that most of the ex-
porters and all the importers are opposed
to a tariff war with the United STATES.
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An Obnoxious Law

Brussels, Sept. 1s.-The new law COM
peliing foreigners to serve in the civic
guard IS causing excitement aere and in
all the cities inhabited by foreigners. 4
mass meeting of Americans between the
are OF q and 10 viii be held in this city
ON Monday next to decide upon the ac-
ton which they will take in the premises.
British subjects for The same purpose.
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convention. which will be held IN the
theatre on Monday, Sept. y.
The work of the ward conventions
viii be to nominate candidates for cleo
ton TO the city council, three from
each ward. and that Of the city con-
yention will be to nominate candidates
for election TO the offices Of mayor,
recorder, treasurer. justice o. the peace.
attorney and auditor.
Very great interest is being taken in
the nominations, and it being mat
ter of paramount importance that the
very best men be nominated for the
various offices. all Democrats are
urged - attend the primaries and see
that the right kind Of delegates are
sent to the conventions.
Below is the list Of the various vot-
ing precincts and the addresses at
which the meetings viii be held, COM
mencing at 1870 o'clock, Monday,
Sept. 20:
ATTENTION, DEaIoCRATsi
Chairmen OF the district or precinct
primaries, which meet Monday night,
are requested to remind the meetings
that it Will be necessary to elect al
ternates to the ward and city con-
ventions, at least one alternate to
every four delegates.
They are also requested to appoint
one person in each primary to bring
a report Of the proceedings, inciud-
ing a list Of the delegates elected, to
the city editor Of The Salt Lake Rer-
aid as promptly as possible after the
adjournment OF the meetings.
D. C. DUNBAR,
Chairman Democratic City Committee
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct--To be held al the
residence Of J. B. Walden, 925 Logan
avenue.
Second Precinct-At the residence of
Adam Duncan. 500 East Seventh South.
Third 2recinct-At the residence of
a. NJ. Musser, 7T9 East Seventh South.
Fourth Precinct.-At the Second
ward school house, Seventh South be-
tween Fourth and Fifth East.
Fifth Precinet-At the Third ward
annex 10 school house, Seventh South
and State
Sixth Precinct.-At room 81 county
building
Seventh Preeinct.-At the city and
county building Qeague roon).
Eighth Precinct.-At the Ninth ward
annex.
Ninth Preeinct.-At the residence Of
0. H. Petit. 373 East Fifth South.
Tenth Precinct.-At the residence OF
Gilbert a. Mclean. 7sS East Fifth
South.
Eleventh Precinct. AT the residence
of Joseph S Darke, 9SS East Third
South.
SECOND WARD.
Twelfth Precinct.-Residence of t. c.
Lewis. I26 West Eighth South.
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Fifth Municipal Ward Convention.

The convention of the Fifth munich
pal ward for the purpose Of nominating
three candidates for councilmen and
the election Of campaign committee,
viii be held on Wednesday, evening,
Sept. %, 1897. at 8 O'Clock, III the Vet
eran Firemen's hall corner Fourth East
and Brigham streets.
GUSTAVE KROEGER,
T. G. PATTON, Chairman.
Secretary
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or aA A MONTH FOR ALL.
QOsOO CATARRHAL DISEASES
MEDICINES FREE.
methods and treatment,

Consultation and Advice Always free
Office Hours-Week days, 10 a. m.
to p. M; Sundays 10 a. m to IL
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THIS GRAND offer APPLIES TO ALL.

No difference how long
Of the body has
consult the Doctors
cured SO many of friends neighbors
If curab thew
they will completely and
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EVIDENCE OF SKILL

What better evidence a
qualified testimonials of honest people people who have
and WHEREOF
This endorses Doctors Shorsss
methods
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SPECIALTIES /:

All diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose,
Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys, Bladder and all Chronic
Nervous and Private Diseases of both
sexes. and diseases Of children, $500
a month for all Catarrhal Diseases.
Medicines furnished free.
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liar measures to encegrage the Germans
in Austria in their fight are also severely
snubbed by the Prussian and other Ger
man governments, and the projected visit
to Bohemia of the LeipS1c university
students en- masse has been forbidden
by the Saxon government Nevertheless,
there is a strong feeling in Germany on
the subject.
The North German Gazette warns its
readers against all irredendism and ''ali
dreams OF aiding Germans in Austria to
find a new home in Germany
a MONSTER IRONCLAD.
At the launching of the new German
ironclad LASER William Der Seweit. at
Henry of Prussia emphasized in mis- con-
yersation with the naval officers 1reEe1t
that all misunderstanding between En-
peror William and himself have peen AZ
ranged. The Kaiser William Der SeWelt
is the first really large German ironelad-
She is wholly equipped with quick nrlng
guns. her main armament CONSISTING OF
Is 15-centiLleter guns, With a score OF
guns of a smaller calibre and a number of
machine guns. The 15-centimetre guns
are described as having marvellous penS-
traitinS power The war ship wild be CON-
pleted in 1899 ar a cost of 70, 0C0,0O0 marks
The grand duchy of Mecklenburg is the
only German state without a constitution
Its governor is still wholly autocratic or
fedudai. Duke Johann Albreeht, now
eyer, is favorably inclined TO granting
reconstruction and in order to strengthen
his hands against the obstreperouS ana
reactionary MOBILES the reichstag during
the coming session will again take up
the subject and urge q. parliamentary
form of government.
The Freissentge convention at Nurem-
burg this week passed a resolution in
favor of submitting all international dis
putes to arbitration. At Cassell a laborer
named Johannes Muster has been con-
victed of uttering five different so-called
reasonable remarks. Although they were
an uttered years ago Muster was SEN
fenced to six years Imprisonment.
At the viticultural congress at Freiburg
the Baden delegates secured the adoption
of resolution asking the government
of the various wine growing German
states to experiment on a large scale and
in all sorts of soil with American vines.
Particulars regarding the Incarceration
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The Democratic primaries tomorrow
eveing may not all be lighted with
electricity, but you can sec what is
going on just the same. Atae1ad and
helm sa7ect A good ticket.
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The FIRST SIEP.
Democratic Primaries VIII Be
Held Monday Evening
TO ELECT THE DELEGATES
TO THE WARD AND THE CITY
CONVENTIONS.

List Of the Voting Precincts and the
Addresses in Each Where It's
Primary Will Be He1d-ward Con-
ventions VIII Take Place on
Thursday Evening, September %,
and the City Convention on Mon
day. September 81.
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Drs Shores Shores realizing the fact that
this season of the
all Chronic Diseases decided
flE examination of all sufferers who apply the
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az and 20 Main

Scotch suitings for ladies' tailor
made suits in great variety.
r. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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of Solingen and .Remsheid, with the soae
exception of scissors, have been seriously
injured, and the same is true IN tne case
of yarns and cheaper silk stuffs OF Gre,
field. the cloth factories of LeAnep and
HuckenWagen, the prints OF Giadpacn ana
the leather and glove and cheaper Ahen
of Silica On the other A<.rld, 1lae Cheln-
nnz knitting and hosiery, the Saxon COT
ton industry, the Gera Woolens, the Der
lin and Barmen trimmings, the Crefeh
necfoties and the Voiehtland iaces, cur
tains and knitting macf; es are paTely
touched Besides a number Of nanufac-
lures, notably the Chemnit7 hosiers, are
contemplating starting factories in the
United States, in the conviction S.at the
new tariff law will last for number OIL
years.
In the meantime the agitation of the
agrarian and conservative press in favor
Of a tariff war with the United States is
more vigorous than ever. The DeWSche
Zeitung, the leading organ of the agra
rians, in an article inspired by high gov
eminent officials says:
'1n spite of the desire to retaliate
against the United States, the hands of
the government are, unfortunately, tied
TO a large extent, as experience has clear
ly demonstrated that Germany cannot do
without the main American supplies, such
as cotton and petroleum, and, to a smaller
degree. cereals. But in answer to the
chicanery with which German sugar is
being treated by the United States, the
German government viii henceforth treat
all American meats and other preserves
with similar stringency. Laws Will be
passed making meat inspection much
more rigid, and these laws will be extend
ed to every kind of food preserves
The correspondent here of the Asso-
ciated Press has secured full corrobora-
ton of the above views. In official cir
cles it is not conceded that the aim is to
frame laws to exclude IN the future all
American meats and preserves, on the
plea that the sanitary inspection in Amer
lea is not reliable and not stringent
enough. Even this, however, fails to sat
sly the agrarians, who have renewed
their demand that American cereals be
excluded from Germany.
AS a striking commentary on the plans
to exclude American meats. the fact may
be noted that pork in Germany during
the last fortnight has reached a price IN
eou9led in many years, that of 2 to 40
cents per pound at retail 81 IS cents per
pound al Wholesale This is due to the
exclusion OF Russian pork in the Slecian
frontier districts.
This review of the situation may be
concluded by saying that as a result of
among the importing arl6, exporting firms
in Cologne. q memorial has been sent to
the IMPERIAL chancellor, Prince Hoilen-
lohe, setting forth that most of the tx
porters and all of the importers of that
district are opposed to a tariff war with
the United States.
THE NEW LANGUAGE.
The struggle between the SIavs and
Germans IN Austria over the new Ian
gu7ge ordinances has aroused intense feel
ing ia Germany. Many of tfae newspapers
OF this country are vigorously condemn
Ing the Eadeni cabinet hllt t11a official
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The leader of all nickel cigars
Golden Russell. Smoke it and enjoy
life.
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LagoonI Lagoou! Lagoon

Sunday, Sept. 49, Take advantage of
this, the last day of the 25c. rate this
season. Trains every hour, starting at
1:40 D. m.
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THE NEW I,ANGUAGE

The struggle between the SIavs and
Germans IN Austria over the new Ian
guage ordinances has aroused intense feel
of this country are vigorously condemn
ing the Badeni cabinet, but the official
and ser1i-ofticial newspapers OF Germany
are very fnopportune at the nusment when
Emperor William is a guest of Emperor
Francis Joseph. All attempts organized
in aid of the associations and other sim
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DRG. SHORES GUARANTEES TO CURE GATARRH
AND CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.

Neuralgia, SICK congestive headache duIEi
feeling, dizziness tumors and eczema of scalp.
Catarrhal throat, acute and chronic pharyngft
is, enlarged tonss and palate, hoarseness loss OF
voice, phlegm in throat causing hawking
Consumption in the first and second stages hernor-
rhages and chronic bronchitis dry and loose cough
pains in the chest, difficulty in breathing, hopatza4
tons, asthma, etc.
Catarrh, liberation and acid dyspepsia, indigestion
pain and fullness after eating, heartburn, waterJ
brash and difficulty in swallowing
All diseases of the liver spleen, bowels all re1ezs
disorders rheumatism and all skin diseases, ecze1naa
salt rheum rngworm, hipjoint disease, old sores>5
fever Sores stiff joints, hare lip spinal irritations
Inflammation of the kidneys, Bright's disease dia-
betes congestion of the kidneys, uraerna gravel,
stone, all scientifically and successfully treated.
Piles Fistua and all swelIings and tenderness cured
without pain detention from business
Such suffOcating feeling palpitation fear ofin-
pending danger, etc.
Blood poison in it's different stages, scrofula Tu-
1nors letter, Eczema, also Structure, Vericocele Hy
drocels and private diseases.
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HOME TREATMENT CURES

No one deprived of the benefits Of
Drs. Shores treatment because Hv-
ing st q distance from the Office.
The same wonderful and uniform
success attending the treatment of
Drs. Shores in their Office is found in
their home treatment of patients by
mail.
IF you LIVE OUT OF TOWN
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Uni XIII for their new symp-
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Because we bought before the Dingley
bill WIS oagsea.
z. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Forty fourth Precinct-Residene Of
D. L. Levey., 211 South Tenth East
Forty-ffth Notwithstanding Steam
laundry, 143 Dunbar avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth East and First and
Second South.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-20
Captain LOYEKIAG'S OFFESsE.
Court of Inquiry TO Invsstigdte the
IreGtment Of Prirnfe Hnnltn ond.

Court of Inquiry to Investigdte the
Treatment Of Private Hammond.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Captain Lowering
has elec ed to have his treatment of Pri-
vate Charles Ham mond at Fort Sherida n
made the subj CT of a court of inquiry in
preference to court-martial.
The court has been constituted and or
dered TO convene at Fort Sheridan Thurs
day. The order was issued by General
Brooke to-day and the officers constitut-
ing the court notified by wire of their ap-
pointment.
The court consists of Colonel Simon
Snyder, Nineteenth Infantry, Fort
Wayne; Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd Whea-
ton, Twentieth Infantry, Fort Leaven-
worth; Lieutenant.Colone Henry Carroll,
SIKH Cavalry, Fort Leavenworth; Cap
tain IL. B. Moon. B Company, Twentieth
Infantry, Fort Leavenworth, recorder.
All the officers of the court are chosen
from the outside posts in order that the
board may be free from local prejudice
in the investigation.