Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1870, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. | = PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday exeepted, } At The Star Building, ' 8.W. Corner Pennsylvania Ay. and lth St, | BY THE EVENING STik NEWSPAPER COMPANY. THE STAK Is served by carriers to their sub- seribers in the Olty and Distriet at Tew Cuts rer Wer or FoRTT-rotn Cents PER MONTH. Copies st the couster, Two Cexts. Prick Pom Maitixe :—Three Months, 91.30; Bix Months, $3.00; One Year, $5.00. No papers are sent{ rom the office longer than paid for, THE WEFKLY STAR—published om Friday morning—§1.50 s year. V%. 35—N2. 5.376. SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR. TATIONAL THEATER. Ww ‘ * 5 LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA SEASON. r Washington News and Gossip. THIS EVENING, June 4, Deidesheime eee ee eee THE BOHEMIAN GIBL. Por Wie ee ne gall INTERNAL REVENUE—The receipts from this = —Otard. ne, source to-day were In comsequence of the preparations necessary for Guiles: Be mnessay Cognac, $10 5 Per = — JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, Gengine Views Were him partons, Mz. NICHOLAS ACKER declines to be the Tt Mi be BO MATINEE. Li Beltuer, @4 per -es @AUTING, Bowen candidate for Alderman in the Fourth aL OPEKA HOUSE. or W327 i 8 Oreo Ward. (ROWSING TRIUMPH OF THE SEAS ON, the celebrated WA ivE Wink BreTEES. Masor B. B. Frencu has tendered his resig- Wit oresented to the lic. ata is y “is t 'THREE THOUSAND DOLLABS: com | = ™ nation as Chief of the Division of Law and Accounts, Second Comptroller's s MPLES ON THE FACE. Office, Treas- EDNPSDAY WN For = em. he Sie Bas | bs, ury Department, to take effect on the 30th Y Evening dari eruptions and blotched disfigarations on the e, | instant. use Perry's comedone . Sold by all Was Tue Grorc1a Bit. —The House Reconstruc- TO REMOVE NOTH PATCHES, Committeee by $toT have agreed to so amend Freckles and from the face, use 's moth | the Georgia bill as to require the election of a ntttat end clas and | and freckle lotion, | The only reliable and Sermless | new State Legislature the coming fall. cent and tefined amficnces, have | T™Cdy.» TP FS ate es ware ture the com ‘ap i¢-smW4S ea Mr. Jonan D. Hoover is mach worse to-day, inet BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE. we regret to learn, than at any time since his BUPERP. inaneaw ee ene bt nen Dye is the best in the world. | arrival here, and this afternoon 3 sinking so Pri«natic Fountains of G and SilverWaters, Rosmies. reli wg ny met ond — rapidly that it is thought he cannot survive Seaag Meieds aecting Wencete Sealer at a | toate keel the radhied and delaulve Wrpartioas twenty-four hours. He isalmost entirely un- Thvight bess, boast! virtace thay Bok pomeeen, ‘he genuine | conscious, and even now can hardly be aroused LIGEESL PRICES OF ADMIsION, | WA pos See Pre arty mat into a recognition of his own imme diate family. a and Parque cents: Orc ished rept uphold its, atlery 35 conte the fect H > wed as Bitte Imus hove eithons oF $i’ Sragsioe. ‘Applied at 18 Bend, street, | Noxrxatiows.—The President sent the fol- " yeaat lowing nominations to the Senate to-day: Benjamin V. Abbott, of New York; Uharles P. James, of the Distriet of Columbia, and Victor C. Barringer, of North Carolina, to be Commissioners under act of May 4th, Isto, to provide for the revision and consolidation of the postroNemeNr.— In consequence of the wet weather. thevraces ad- the 2d and ¢ boon POST ESVAY and WEDNESDAY next, SNNAPOLIS, MD. er Hor! — This newly-built Hotel. commodiously arranged, | Statutes of the United St ‘al A = Edwin L. Barney. U. 8. Attorney for the PREMIUMS $1,500, _@ Saw und eleguat Taremore: Green renee Western District of Texas. i . : ties, who, ing the om DISAFFECTED REPUBLICANS in Oregon, op- oF Sr 3 he 2 weesege mataia beight or by the watey waldo To pens posed to the re-election of Senator Willlams, tn ning cities. imore ach; | are, it is said, uniting with the democrats to ¥ATIO DRIVING AD ton. the Marylund Hotel is particularly eairabie, | 7° — BAT UCNDS ASB TON, Wasn- were Bosinews sete tp gither city ay, to fre daily, | elect ex-Senotor Nesmith. We hope no such ~~" INGTON, D. C., ae eee et Ry teehee d | movement will succeed, for Senator Williams is Commencing TUESDAY, JUNE 7. atthe "Grote annapolis fe in Somnection fu Senate, and Kee gel ‘etcaienes rape ap had ied Premium of $40 for horses that never beat 2:30, | dsily by steamboat on ¢ jenapenke Bay wit! Senate, attainments and marked nafie heate,2 3 harness, clowd with the following | Uinore, and these times daily by railroad with elther | Senies’ are’ destined, te place him in the front entries ‘A. Johnson's br. *. George M_ Patchen, Jr George Nelson names g.m. Queen of the West. A.¥. Fawcett’s ch. g. Aaron. SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8S. rank of American statesmen if he remains in public life. Vote early on Monday! ir re. The Hotel is.eligibly and healthily located. An- napolis is peautirally surrounded ‘with water being located on a insula. On the northwest is College Creek, a tributary of the “ sandy bottom’ Severn, which river flows by = 3, north side of the city, and empties two miles off into the noble Your vote once in Freminm of G14. Free for all, borece. = Ghesapeake, the finest bay on this continent. Oa | you can aid in securing to others the opportu- heats, 3 iu 5, in harness, closed wil © feller ry puthwest hav Creek, & beautiful ALF. Fawcett sb. Moses ts fish, such as To rch, bay mackerel, &>., all 1s to get thelr votes in early in the A. Johnson's br. s. M. Patchen, Jr. f which are served up ina fresh condition just ont | day and then to delay the voting so as to throw of their native element, fit for the palate of the ‘The trials of speed to be governed by the rules and most fastidi out Emery men when the polls close. The regulations of the National iation. Bg A ee A wag commence Promptly, each day, st 3 o'clock | Dapolis the den ve constantly pe ing 10 got fro Emery men are in earnest in this election, and = % the bey. in - ere and there by the afford to get up as early as their opponent: By orer of the Executive Committee. ee oke of 5 | can get up ly eir opponents, WILLIAMS, Treamrer, | L2OF cnn gamers, “aa thetemmers gulr going, £0 ctrsiong from Baltimore are Uf almost dally occur: Voto carly, if you have to sit up all night! rence. To persons fond or bath- ing. « fair opportunity is offered moapolis. We kaves ia the Wewatitu ell kept groauisof the U.S. faval Academy @ shady retreat; open at all reason: able hours, rd Ike in its character that it THAT EXCELLENT association, the St. Aloysius Relief Society, gives a concert to-night at Lin- colm Hall, for the benetit of the poor. It is cer- Pic Nics and Pleasure ‘ies, respectfully call the attention of t y a ° park tothe same, Application etc.,may be wweted By of our large most agreea! i pro’ st HENEYA KAISER Gee atey malt volt be goreted by say of our cities to | tain to be a most ble affair, many profes- B.A KAISER & HERMAN, In view of the location and” surromndings, the | sional and highly accomplished musicians hav- aie my 123m" | Maryland Hotel is one of the most delight{ul sum- ing been engaged or volunteered their services mer resorts in the country. Board $3 to $5 per day, or $19 to $100 per month, according to location of rooms. &c. THOMAS J. PEDDICUBD. Proprictor. P. 8—Baggage checked from the Ho tin’s Express to all parts of the country. ALLERY, for the occasion. The officers of the estimable A. c ow St. Aloysius Reliet Society are: President, Mrz. General Sherman; Vice President, Mrs. John S. Barbour; Executive Committee, Mrs. Clare, Basra ‘The following Paintin: are on free view, and for gale: The Betrothed, by Maritz Calisch; one of the Jel saw Mrs. Frances Hanna, Mrs. M. E. Woodward autiful pictures by this great master, ever ———__ | Mrs. a a . ean io America. Lats plefure by Laurent ie JOBDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Secretary, Miss Anna M. Smith, Buel.“ The Mid day Best “Preparing for School,” | ——s ape v9, By ¥, Strobel, Theloriginial porerat of Gol. ichard FREDERICK COUNTY, FA. seni Poerondies DLE, e is said to hav Only Dg miles from Stephenson's Depot P. O., a from Washington to the New York Post says: “Under ¢ ¢ able administration of Post- master Ge: «cal Creswell, the receipts of the Postoftice Department have increased largely point om the Harper's Ferry and Win- chester Bailroad, five miles A from Winchester. ; the, 8 ’ 1 ring Place will bo regular! PEF BPRS RAE ARERR Roth oat meaty Toe. Wentworth: | ayn AY OF JUNE, under the corresponding time in previous years. In circumstapces than at any t war, and every effort will bem: y Charles * e, ion to all the guest favor ab! his next annual nce sheet Mr. Creswell expects to show the most flattering statement of the condition of his department, the receipts nearly equaling the expenses.” and of Music will be in attendance, eand Fancy Balls will be given fr a uring the season. ed Pamphlets for dis at Me United State HN. BARLOW, Proprietor ibution at the Springs, 456) On- Exhibition \wo. 406 mph trib he Spri THERE WAS QUITE A SCENE IN THE HOUSE ait H and Sale yaa 2 sincetatce Benne ot Week a Beata bi | thie afternoon while the Tariff bill was under Lar ar EET. | Teh street. Weabington City consideration, Mr. Covode, of Pennsylvania, z IT 3, j = 7 Wi per “ i ons 5 4 i" Bo. 456 Pe magn pt Estreets, | ° Or wee Tek tnd 9% Per | charging his colleagued, Mr. Woodword, with fourths, of according to accom: E.C. JORDA Owne: Props | I Rock BEIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA. making a tariff speech for his constituents, but voting on the floor of the House with free traders. He further charged Mr. Woodward with being a Know Nothing, and offering in the Constitution- al Convention of Pennsylvania a resolution compelling foreigners to remain here 2i years before they could vote. Now he was act ng with the Democrats and catering to the Trish ‘and rutch. im the District. BMS CASH Please rember Naime snd Nombor ap 25-15" AST Bzrosrrexr, ps | | OPEN MAY 1drH, 1870 | 249 9 STREET. | This favorite and celebrated Watering Place is Beween Teertgemts Gnd Fow canta Sir new in complete order for the reception of Mr. Woodward, in reply, said that if he should gucsts. Important improvements have select a biographer he would get a truthfu! one, — been added to the buildings since the estab” Ji and mat his cal oe (Mr. Woodward} Passed into the hands of tho prevent prot OL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, purpose to keep it faa styleust | When debating in the House, desired to dabate with honorable men, and not with a man who had stolen his seat in the House from an honest man for the purpose of selling eadetships. {Cries 5 PHOTOGEAPHS, CHROMOS, &e. here in Virginia. The CULPTUBE, BOGER'S GROUPS OF ABTISTS’ MATEBIALS, pehitis, Chronic La tis, Chronic | of “order!” “order 1”? STATUBTTES, &c., Bc, og spepsia, Chrouic Diarra, Mr. Covode attempted to reply, but cries of PICTURE FEAMES, thos affections which are liar fo the tomate | “order” being , the subject was dropped. CORD AND TASSELS, &e., &c. WELVET PASSE PABTOUTS, PABLOUB BEACKETS, &e A Fie Assortment for HOLIDAY scene constitution, and as an appetizer, a ionic and a gen- eral | restorasives eo ‘are, perhaps. unrivalled amongst m! waters. prietor will have »vided for the lawns and ballzoons & first-class and of music, and im general all the sources of ement and ton pay r resorts Ww! BockaRivck ALUM. is withio eleven to thirteen hours of Bic! y Baltimore, &€., by rail, allin dayli jt. } Iearettbe cars ofthe Pageapeoke Ohi. es orn rapidly over s amooth and level road at Hpi GF The Rockbridge Water and Alum be = by the principle Dri jistof the Uni jencriptive pamphtets sebt free On applicat mySl-eolm 1,00 GETTING INFORMATION DER DIFFICULTIES. ise. Tne Senate Committee Bluffed by Bowen’s Oficials. Mr. A. 8, Perham, clerk to the Senate Com- mittee on the District of Columbia, yesterday, in compliance with the instructions of the committee, visited the several Ward Commis- sioners of this city with a view of ascer- oclly TH. PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. sum! at Account with the Ov: = charter s Steamer C. P. SMITH tor an CUBSION TO MARSHALL HA on TUE-DAY JuneZ vat will leav c Ti rye E* 1 )N TO MABSHALL HALL, ON THE LINEN SUITS. PLAIN CHECK ANp | taining the approximate amount of in- P my 1 a EE ABBUW, Striped Goods, at OAK HALL, 620 ith | debtedness of the corporation to laborers em- : ae sk street jel ployed by them, but was unable to obtain the ST WASHINGTOS S$ BAST WASHINGTOS SABBATH REICHENBAGES information, all of the commissioners igh ree eT TT (Estast i Piaxos F.° Mr. Dobbine, of the Sixth Ward, deel ing faat they could not ‘make ont tho sate Sole agency for the salo of ments until next week’ Mr. Dobbins promised . Kuabe Baltimore, send his statement in to-day. Gunnell, the WcUsmmon, “Atbecy: also, recede RR Seventh Ward replied that he rgans and for sale or! had something else to attend to, and that be rent on pts eae Fumo Mr. Perham) could go back and tell W. 8S. Hunti of the ied tothe communica- I a LEAVING THE CITY FOR he says the account Ts ‘ashin, was over- . SPENCE $131,426.17! Mr. A. E, THE SUMMER = Fauadvivanta’ Vion Se Newton informs ommition that the amount - corporatio: = form her customers and the ladies gener- a have replied that SAVING OF AT LEAST 25 PER CENT season. attention through your paper, to the <The Halt DRESSING DeranTmEnT | O° call ladies of the Wi ae rt to lets, Analy 00.980 Pennextvante ia'Sostety, to to Gen. 's touch- By buying their avenue. ‘Am’ ing appeal for the ap tocng and children =z raising ions: TOILET ARTICLES AND NOTIONS T™* saw FAMILY Hees NO MACHINE | Or otrs coud by ees Soreas; latsly Crom thelr ON EASY TERMS, peopla, ate temeeed woe Of the undersigned, who bas by his extensive par- at irc of decent clothing: chases, when the prices were at the lowest figure, sre nwtracted ot A slog of ingle arment made bimeelf able to satisfy even the most hard to LINEN THERAD on specie Cleats eeea Ott hartve dollars, " B. A. NORTOM, Agent, please in both assortment and prices. pater T MARKET SFAce. | £lek te Foundsof ata wee be To reduce this Hxtensire Stock he wit ass} EDUCTION Pa a gegen Be eras osu thurs Pau sucun., | | Seay Sia ie spe meen FUBTHER INDUCEMENT eum ene aie pede SE Sa ‘work “ t patch, ARPENTRY AND BUILDING. | . Food, the Cubans fortunately do not lack. Make a deduction of = oe P Prone aes are their great needs in the jual are 80 a J. W.DRAmE, PES eaten tea Mace = ai ta CAKPENTEK AND BUILDER, fear to al them the i tyre sad our . liberty-loving, People refuse ive wee et ectraee eee.ts On al! purchases, large and mall. to the Cubans. The clothing should be of the character, suit Call and look over his STOCK by all means, able a tropical he money con- whether yon wish to purchase or not. new garment oF aa se eee * a ee eens ere sent to Mrs. S.C. P 1523 312 SEVENTH STREET, Lg PENNSTLVANIA AVENUE AND D STREBT. we. AK HAL styles of THE FASHION IN ALL . ” e £oenng Star. WASHINGTON, D. C,, SATURDAY, ‘JUNE 4, 1870 TWO CENTS. LOCAL NEWS, THE GAME DETECTED! BOWEN ELECTION FRAUDS! Wholesale Ballet-Box Staging Planned! BURIAL OF THE GREAT BOGrts.’ Jane 6, 1870. e ADAPTED FROM ANOTHER FAMOUS PUNERAL. BY ‘4 MAINE ADVENTURER.” THE BOWENITES ENDEAVOR TO COERCE 1HE LABORING MEN. They Fail Inglorionsly. What the Secretary of the Navy Says. Every Mam to Vote as He Plenses. Yesterday the Bowenites, growing desperate under their waning prospects, circulated through the Sixth Ward a report that the employes of the Navy Yard who voted for Mr. Emery would be spotted and dismissed, im accordance with an order from the Secretary ot the Nary. The Workingmen’s Association thereupon appointed a committee, consisting of Messrs. Joseph F. Hodgson and W. E. Vermillion, to wait upon the Secretary of the Navy to ascer- tain the truth of the matter. These gentlemen this morning visited the Secretary, and were informed by him that no such order had been issued, nor would there be; that every man was at entire liberty to vote for whom he pleased, and no one would be molested for exercising hix rights as a freeman to vote for whatever candi- date he saw fit. In connection witi this matter we wili quote tor the information of all government employes the following act of Congress, approved March 2, 1807, (section 3, page 492, Statutes at Large): ‘And be it further enacted, That no officer or employe of the government shal! require or re- quest any workingman in any nayy-yard to con- tribute or pay any money for political re, nor shall any workingman be removed or dis: for political opinion; and amy officer or omplore of the government who shall ofend against t provisions of this section shall be dismissed the service of the United States.” Not a ward had he got, nor g precinct vote, And he looked confoundedly flurried; Then wilted—dried up—and kinder gin e’out, As we bummers around him burried. ‘We buried him darkly that Monday night (For we fear’d he'd not keep until morning) By the struggling moon beam's m'sty light And street-lamps dimly burning. No useless coffin enclosed his breast, In a Chronicle sheet we wound him; Everlasting, we guess, will be his rest With so sleepy a print around him. Despite the overwhelming majority for Emery in this city the Bowen men nthe hea & fatet hope of carrymg the election by fraudulent Practices, and some of the talkative ones have been hinting, for a day or two, in mysterious way that they had ‘tixed things” for Monday, But vigilant eyes have been upon them, an the discovery has been made that their main hope of way of cheating ballot boxes, Thea eon, oe . a 1 es. boxes are so consti can be stuffed befoi they are taken to the votii Pl and the be. ered sthout the bo: me take ¥° witbou! xt taken apart. To carry out this vile fraud, William A. Sbokand Williata Nott went to Baltimore Thursday afternoon. and made arrangements with a man named beers, Bea, have the me od Printed on the pinne: + #0 that they can be easil packed in the fraudulent boxes, and aco Gene able two or more tickets tobe voted togethe: by the same person. The boxes contemplated to be dirty business are not the re; charge of the city Lf Few and short were the prayers we said, But we cuss’d some in bitter sorrow, As we thought how through Cook & Oo. we'd been bled, And the bets that were due on the morrow. ‘We thought, as we hollowed his oozy bed, In a contract-job done by our tellows, That Reformers, and strangers would tread o’er his head, And we up the Salt River billows. Lightly they'll talk of the spirit that's gone, And o’er his spilt ash-cart upbraid him used in this ty a 4 iT, . al 5 who most certainly would not be a party to auy fraud. The plan is to smuggle the traudulent boxes into voting places by parties in no way na have them used ty sfaceot ere honest Sank an we 7 ace ie ua Receivers of votes, be vigilant! i kl ae het na Tae Case or ‘OR DONBGAN—The Ap- plication for British Protection—A Candidate Fined for Mapes iy a 6 o'clock, Si Ce 2p ge & Oe at the office of Justice D. K. , the exam- Wien the rain bo camsed, and oe natroa 61 TRLEGRAMS TO THE STAR. efor. on te charge of hastag rogter ‘tie. : i M ferred by |, Was pro- Before the Retormers laid him. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. wrosee aa and a." for the Sadly but promptly we dropped him down, In the peculiar field of his glory. ‘We carved not a line, we raised not a stone; John Daum and Oliver O'Hare both testitt hat they knew another Patrick 1 - ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. For we knew ‘twas a mighty dark story. Important from Paris_Excitement on : soiree Point Lend ee Reported Alliance of here was in the fraud, BOWEN'S BECORD AS A DEMOCRAT. A bi oe eetaten we a. ing in Mr. R. J. Meigs, the declaration book A Ere Seedanee of “Dyed-la-the- office, showing under the da’ May 29th, 1858, Caan Toe mater Si | Sacer tsien pean; sist ls ARIS, June ce is still mucl tis of the it rt of the Ji Sayles J. Bowen is in the habit ef claiming | faction in commercial circles with the mail ser- | 1:03, under date Sth Febroary, 1803, the bame that his republicanism dates back a half a cen- | yice to the United States. The Dress is unani- | Patrick Donegan, aged 27, ag having en tury, and that— “ In 1848 he was removed trom office here be- cause he in Van Buren, the then = candidate for President of the United tates.” ‘The following letter shows that in those mous in calling for a reform. The Bourse to-day opened excited, in view of the reported alliance between Russia and Egypt. Many common muskets and other war material have recently been ordered from Brussels and New York on the Viceroy’s account. A large increase in the armament at the disposal or from Liverpool. Mr. Michael Duffey, having been summoned as a witness, was brought in by officer French on an attachment and fined S10. | Afidavit made before Justice Klopfer in January last ex- ——s, Witness before Justice Klop- fer that he aid not recollect having qualified in days he was whining about his immacu- Egypt is suddenly apparent. It is now al- | relation to the e:tizenship of re i n. lute democracy, and the necessity that he | most certain that the Vieeroy is preparing for | Mr. Forsyth wrote the wit “that to the siovld te supported on party grounds, | Struggle against the Sublime Porte, and that | best of his knowledge he never quaittied by has claiming that he is | Russia will lend him her powerful assistance. | | oath,” &c..to which witness signed his name. just as he is now ing a | Rumors that Prevost Paradal will succeed | Wm. Fletcher was sworn, but nothing uew dyed-in-the-wool Republican, and should be | Berthemy as Minister of France to Washington | was elicited. supported as the embodiment of Republican doctrine. He would be a Democrat again to- morrow if he could make it pay:— GEN. J. M, McCaia, Second Auditor, ( P Wasninctox, Nov. 1. i46—Sir: Thedeath Ball iL necessary for you to provide a sacc sor. Considering my claims equal to those of any other persou, Ihave concinded to lay the subjec are again current, and seem to be well founded. Portuguese Embassador to in. Lisuon, June 4.—The appointment of Senor Darosta as Portuguese Embassador to Madrid is officially published here to-day. The Chinese Embassy. ST. PETERSRURG, June 4,—Official papers of this city reiterate the statement that the Chi- Mr. Wilson submitted a letter from to the British Minister, Lord Lyons, whieh not admitted in evidence at this time. It was written by after declaring his inten- tiens of becoming an American citizen, and in it he claims indemnification as a British sub- ject, he coring 2am, imprisoned by the Confed- erate authorities in New Orleans. o1 onside Mr. Wm. Forsyth testified that Donegan was Of ay case: Sw ® MF sud candid consideration | yege Embassy will return home overland via | yi. i Rorerth tes 1458, asking him employ- | ttl be rightly understood the matter my <itua- | Siberia. ment, and he introduced him to the Coast Sur- ion in your Department was to be a iam Budget. ofc rs. ve Pormanent one, at least so says Mr. Sengstack, and I have so con- sidered it until very lately. I have now boen e id hefter, have become somewhat of a clerk in your bureau, am uot aware that my yualificatious arefyues tioned. My democracy is not doubted, and for my services in the democratic cause I beg leave to reter y testimonials, now im the powession ot the doe See Peg gm Tris perfectly needloxs Yor me to aay that it woud The 4 FLORENCE, June 4.—A new army budgot has been voted by the Chambers, but not withoat a sharp struggle. The vote on the tinal passage stood—I75 yeas, to 107 nays. The Spa Project of Emancipation. Loxvo, dune 4.—The correspondent of the ‘Times at Madrid, writing to that journal, thinks ae ~* Senor Morol, Minwter of Colonies, for the gradu rs. Honora Henright testitied for defence, GC. H. Bliss for the prosecation, but no new facts were elicited. he government closed the case with the un- derstanding that they could offer the letter to Lord Lyons, when it was identitied as a correct copy of the original. r. Wilson argued at some length that the | { | | bea heayy blow npon m TOsseclOne ee weeie; | BARA 'D, the bapds of Mr. Donegan it genuine thr wat ot any Rind of employ very in the Spanish ions, is a pertect would pata im wo Teguster™ and vou, war} of the year. My long stay in thy failure. The bill will defeat every object it in- | claimed that the certificate in its present form into busines had rendered it necessary for meto | tends to fgrward. He says: “People are not | Wes a forged paper. He said the letter from incur debts to. a considerable amount, which my earnings since have not been sufficient fo ign! Task you to examine my ense, entitled to this or seme other si of the governinent. By proscription | Was ruined in my business, by «pending my whole time duriag ths last presidential campaign 1 bec juced to a state of almost perfect ,and it is very natural have d favorable to the measure asit stands. It out its weakness, and ridicules them pitiless ° Five Feet of Suow and Five Days’ Rain. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. HeLena, Mowrana, June 3.—The heavi spring snow storm fell to the depth of tive t Donegan to the British Minister asking his pro- tection, 'n which be (J/onegan) claimed to be « British subject in order that he might avoid the draft wrs written from under the shadow of the Capitol Mr. Williams followed for that it must be show: defence, claiming 7 that a criminal act was di in Montana, followed by an incessant rain for | self to be registered knowing that he was not breast, tive days throughout the Territory. ‘The pros. | entitled belere he could be held; aud he Claimed and charitab pect for placer diggings could not be better, and | that the omission of the “Hi” in’ his naturaliza- tute and anh: a large yield is expected. tien papers was a clerical error and he could not be heid responsible for that omission. He fur- ther claimed that by oral testimony and the records of the court it had beenshown that Don- egan was a naturalized American citizen and a legal voter. d express about my fate you would, 1 cannot bat be lieve. pause betore turning me and them out into the wide World at this season ct the vear entirely des ba amongst strangers, and far away from any rieuds. FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. i ; - Mycouvietion that t should remain pormanentty | Thig Afternoon’s Proceedings. | ‘fir Wiisou concluded nis closing argument Was strepgthened on t ist of Uctober, when the ee about noon and the Justice reserved his dects- salary bes to the desk I occopy was taken SATURDAY, June 4. SENATE.—Mr. ‘Thayer introduced bill an- fromm apd’ piven to's perme wealthy, aud whose a democracy is at least questionable SovTu WASHINGTON For EMERY— Aer a {2 thie in order thorining th acide railroads to take up coal | we Seccnsh Ward k@publicon Ginb-— Thin Seven now disebai lands to sey their sane. . Botersed toe the | Ward Republican Clab met last it at Island Committee on Pacific Hall, the president, L. G. Hine, in and George Holmes secretary. Th: crowded at an early hour with the Emery voters of the Seventh Ward, both white and colored. Bouldin’s South Washington Band was em- ployed for the occasion, and played some fine music from the stand at the flagstaff. The chair appointed an Executive Committee of five Mr. Kamsey, from Committee on Pacitic Kail- road, reported bill to encourage the construc- tion ‘of the international Pacitic railroad of Texas. He said that the bill money or la) and asked for its present con- sideration, but Mr. Hamilton, gf Texas, object- ed and it went over. temporarily—the andl the services I have rendered the party, turn me into the street and retain in your ones those who did all they could to yet the election ot Mr, Polk, who placed you at the head of this office” ~ The s) mpathies of t in power have ben excited nave ved they have been restored to office | lution wetness 4 pad : j ~ p iHavecugt Ta family an dcattno and uesiy'as\auy | compensatio® of easitant marshals ongagea in | Lmery “(Aorintor se Taees Soe eo ise: Gain vip ine hae teed kee ee Late Census, bat not to exceed 50 per cent. | ence of opinion as to the ward nominations, but Po en TT ak Cancer td tate“! | He sald it was important that the resolution | he had no doubt that on Monday next they their opponents? | Will it not, General M isk | should be acted on at once, for in the Pacific | would all be united. Let us, however, be sure ons to go out of four fice while there ate eungt | States and in some of the Territories it was im- | that the Bowen ticket in the Seveutn Wann here?” Fam of tue opinion that it will be ao consid’ | possible to obtain assistant marshals atthe com- | utterly routed. We are to merece foe election, ered, and I know you pre pot willing that an im- nsation now allowed, and the work was en- | and oar Commissioners of Election would see to pression should prevail that you should give your rely suspended. it that there were no fraud committed. [Ap- senction fo any which would carry any ‘After remarks by several Senators, Mr. Sher- | plause.) f *frurued out herert have n0 expectation of get- | Man said there would be no dificuity in the |" The Chair stated that the Workingmen’s other situation. J therefore I Club of this ward State of Ohio about getting competent men to were in waiting at the door Mezco to carry out the ustertecling cad |, do the WorkOs We prdemtteomyahention he | te joie wan Gare making a visit to the which I took my preseut situation, and ast will not | moved an amendment restricting the proposed | Sixth Ward. It was agreed to accept the inyvi- believe but what EA go justice in this matter, | increase to the Pacific States and the Territo- | tation. leave the sntpect with you without taking apon my: | ries, Addresses were then made by Messrs, Keisin- Tin aud New Kerk are wader the inatecion itv | After further discussion, the amendment of | ger, McUonnell and others: after whine ine situatjon is permaneyt, and they will beat much | Mr. Sherman was rejected. tmecting adjourned with three ‘cheers for M. G disappointed as myself if it prove otherwise. Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, moved an amend- | Emery. in a body to the Sixth wid many thanks for Wes towards me ment to provide that the perdiem of the enu- | Ward, pre: by the band, and joined in the d wishing you success in ft! tration ofthe | merators shall not exceed 86. mass meeting there. There were some nine ire of the office pooh 708 pesaise Jremain, Mr. Trumbull suggested $3 per day, and pend- | hundred persons im the J. M. McCalla, Secont Auditor, / sir, your most, ing discussion, the morning hour expired, and ahd the joint resolution went over. Procession from the Seventh Ward, ey yo indication that The Indian appropriation bill was then pro- Bowen's chances in Jay Cooke Co fereah ths folowing tedaz: | ceeded with : ee ; reg neste, SELES ies reve Bir | ,HOUSE—Mr. Bingham, -(Ohio,) trom the | y CHARGE OF Assauttdrrest of a Baily — U2. @pe-H Petia 4 4sg | Committee on the Judiciary, reported a Dill wos rockon doteiaeen chemin 5-2, penne | "9 53 '5 208.3 ang Muy | fixing the salary of the bailiff of the Court of | house, cheering for Bowen, and Bailiff Graves $e Vout Pier usias "2, | Calton at Shin; whieh was pesea coftianes Solel Wonca aa pee aes xl i % an i Fab coe tPaR SE SHE RK | a esebOreptta wuts grater | nd Grave drew cpu" Wiha aa eat 53m, ats i, Jan Aly 1588-14” | Boe of Assisian Marshal ot the United States at | \auur(ce Walter and py Sergeant Sather, _ peectssnesevenettereeeees, WI was y 4 GOL memennntnmnad he House then resumed the consideration of The sets, bolding that the waine oon BSE ed oon 2 seems fistitanle’ sn the matter, remarking that Wil- ‘The Markets Te-Day. qui on previo ai betore Tetegraphed Baclusively to The Bvening Stor. question upon the last section of the Will, with | 8 tnd cent tr Ohiaee ae ee Barrons, Jane 4.—Ootton very dall and nomi. | One ea eae the hams ‘another warrant Mr. nally 22, Flour frm and in proved demand. ow: ne < pine ss gs Graves from Justice Smith, and he was rear: my Ploy fpidilisecpShen | (Ind) to exetmpt trom repeal the ler ceseee es | Tested go. family, 97 the present law, which was" not 1 2 gusious Muhsaee His Wire fect ant (——— ee additional wit 4 Bazor.—Y¥ morning, Justice vot inibe Gommiiey of tue Whole Hore Eee Csceserenl ote ce fog As A B17 Tor Mr. " bigs ‘question, and the antes ey Ken ane tnd bitery oS lis with fate = BaLrrwore, Jone 4.—' bo. Sunnan ata aati a deal of excitement, and the house, bya iringhen s toreisie gach across Ses laaked do, 15604 ark do. i. 9b Tole of 0 to 8, refused 10 second oat pA cee oni yy do.new, @ bid. North Caroline, “ay bias ase | Fora, oF jhe rnd shove Georgetown, and the, cause i supposed ce ant oaie tome Her Sener 8s Piao eerie, him to jail for court, c simply. out the time see Beet Barolh e a neeaeme Oe: | Kane emoce, making Wt December Sist, 180° hee ANOTHER ONAROE OF Tuaboal Kaoisrma- ew YORK, June 4—Flour is a shade si mor, | Stead of January ist, 1871. He before Juatice Wanna ee kam, 2, Molton, was Wheat ig very firmend quiet, "Corn ls le bears Teer Boas Question, audit was seconded by « | Poucsuon srualter Op the charge. of illegal FONE SRF 2 i 5 Warr-SuxpAy.—To-morrow is what is called | ,,Mt- Brooks immediately moved that the coventh preci kar? saeco scmapeioaees bit-Sunday, or Pentecost, and is observed | House Sep gts erly ns | that he dtd sepiste in the Fourth Ward, with due cer Th the Catholic and Episco- | Wers Catered by the anti-tariff men. After two lived tn the Third, and thet arena’ te sat pal churches, estival is considered one v: | otes had been Jar. | tended to remove back to the Fourth Ward, the greatest in the calendars of the above We and it was ar- | ag et named chu! and is held in comemoration of the descent of the Holy Ghost on the apostle: on the day of the Pentecost, and always occurs, .—Street Sur- ten days after Ascension day. In the Catholic Boswell’s office Skane ae et oe ason ‘bet on the Sices Srestairane oe oe corel oe ——_—__— sv New icicle dee Miny Soci 2 ‘ ‘Played out—base-ball : it cau't be peyedieoae, ‘The Lowell Courier says so. Ht i “elegant geld-mounted set of teeth the Prize in @ raitle at a ladies’ fair H ° done by the accused, and that he procured him- | | | | was considerable | | a vr? \. Vote early on Mom Your vote once im you cap aid in seturing to others the opporta- ¥ t© cost their ballots. The game of the Boweuttes is to get their votes in @arly in the day and then to iy the voting #0 as to throw out Emery men when the polls close, The Emer} men are in earmost in this election, and ean afford to get up as early as their opponent Vote early, If you have to sit up all night! * Tae Weer Exo ror Bweny— Meeting of rie Sirst Ware Invincibies.—The invimeibics held a mecting last ¢ at Stevens" scbool-howss, the president, Thomas Martin, in the chw John M. Washington, Secretary. Mr. Henry Jebueon said that as all the anti-Bowen clé ments in the ward had concentrated on ono ticket. which commanifed the rexpect of all. a few words about their candidates would not be amiss. Dr. A. #. Fardon, ow nominee for the Board of Aldermen. was ty-holder, hal ward faithfully in the Common Council, and had opposed the City Hall ring with carnestoem. D.M. Davis, the Bowen cant didate, was renominated by hie because Bowen, Cook & Co. said he must be, san it fofficient for anti-Bowen men that he had « an endorsement that they should not vote for In fact the Bowen men were willing to give the Invincibles the nomination of ‘the candidates for the Common Council it they Would support D. M. Davis for the Board of Aldermen. We did not propose to elect Bowen's friends or supporters to represent us any more. W. A. Freeman, a candidate for the Commoa Council, had been the steatfast friend of the Working Classes, and war the rcalous advocate reform in our municipal affairs. A. S. Taylor bad served the ward well in the Common Conn- cil, and was inevery way entitied to unanimous support. Mr. E. Brooks was a thoroughly honest man, and would labor hard ty promoto our cause. There was a question of majorities bow agitating the several war. fthe Furs Ward did not wateh vigil: the Seventh would roll up a iar majority for atthew G. ‘Bmery, “titan thee Fieet and banner ward of the city. (Applause) He then pitehed into . ning for me- Pree to represent colored voters of this city and to speak for them. Mr. K. M. Hall next the meeting, and after reviewing the administration of Rowen, he reterred to the repert that Mr. Emery would not employ col- ored men in his stone-yard. If there were among the colored men of Washington a stone- cutter he would pledge himself that he should have work to-morrow. In conciasion, be said that the friends of reform would anite tn solid ranks on Monday next, and elect Matthew G. Emery end the entire reform ticket. Jamies MeKenns said it was an til tee te , and Bowen was tha didn't blow somebod: best friend the constables’ and magistrates of Washington ever had. It kept them busy wri- th serving warrants on the nta- tive of a bankrupt corporation. The Chair an- nounced a vigilance committee of twenty-five to guard the interests of the ward on election day, and the meeting then adjourned with roas- ing cheers for Emery and victory, S WAR ror Possession oF The Police Fired Upon—Three A question of rigt Benjamin in quemion is the G roperty street wharf. = “Morgan & Rhinehart hold | lease from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, and the Messrs. Mackall cl: to peed feet placed at cor expense, were notified to keep watch of ses. Last night, at ten o'clock, another at- tempt was made to repeat the offence, and the police made adescent on the party, when the officers were fired upon with shot and three of their number slightly woundedHar- ris, Stinchcomb, and Harrington. They pur- sued the party, however, and succeeded in oap- turing the two sons of Brooke Mackall, named the police the premi- —s Brooke (Jr.) and Sonjemia, and the following men, whom, it is alleged they bad hired: to amist them:-Rickard Boswell, Isaac Barker, Wm. Kowland, James Morris, George W. Dorsey, avd George Wash- ington, who were taken to the fourth precinct station, and this morning after an examination were each held in the sum of $300 for a farther hearing. Only one musket and a carbine were | cartured; the rest, it is eapposed, threw their arms overboard. @ Officers ed in this arrest were E. D. Reid, W. T. Kiley, J. Ht. Stinchcomb, Geo. ©. Harris, P. Y. Koseburg, K Fleet, and J. Hurst. Oxz oF Bowrs’s Doorgeerers Seyt To JAIL vor ILLBoal KeorsTRation.— Yesterday afternoon a colored man named William Ja SOn was arrested by ('licer W. A. P. Gooper, of the Fifth Ward, charged with illegal registra tion. ‘The accused was taken before Justice D. KK. Smith, where the facts were fally proven, and Jackson sent to jail fer his appearance at court. Jackson pleaded with the magutrate, stating that he was engag: CIty Detomging the keys were given him | tall “striker” of Bowen, and tha must de- liver them to him. The ‘magist: aid Perry could visit him at the fall and obtain the keys it be saw ET: and he subsequently went to the jail for them. Brvixe the Disbarsing Clerk, Mr. J. Sayles Brown, is engaged in pay- ing the Corporation laborers $5 cach ou their accounts, many of which amount to $75 or $100, for the purpose of keeping them in good humor and inducing them to vote for Bowen. There . dixeatistaction yesterday in the First Ward among the laborers when it was as- certained that the amount to be was but $5 each, and this transaction as to that ward has had an opposite effect to that looked tor—most of the laborers regarding it as ap attempt to buy them. There was considerable commotion the laborers of some of the wards this in consequence of the fact becom! known they were to receive such « «mail amount, and some of them went so far as to make threats towards the commissioners. ——_s—_ Bast Batt.—The Forest City Base Ball Clad ot Kockford, Ii, will arrive hog at 10 o'clock and will quarter at the St. James Ho- be eye bow the nine and their a tions in the field; A.G. Spalding, B5 Scott Has- tings, c.; Joe Doyle, 1 b.; Robert Add; J. Foley, 3 b.; Koss ®. 8; Gail 1.1; Joe Simmons, c. f.; G. 51 rt; Fred. Cone, substitute and scorer. The clubis accom- panied by Geo. S, Haskill, secretary and man- aging director; James H. Manny, director, and A. N. Nichols, correspondent of the Chi Tribune. together with several citizens of = ford. They play the Nationals on Monday next . Desday, of which latter Gab Me Teenie one ¥, @f which club Mr. , one of the nine, was formerly a member. .NaTIoxaL Uniox BUILDING Association, No. 1—The thirty-sixth monthly meeting of this association was held at the Board of Trade Rooms last night, and the sum of #2,400 was Advanced upon 35 shares at an average ot 51 cent. The Soliewing, officers were Tor the ensuing year:—President, Samuel . Vice President, N.D. Larner; Treasurer, B. F. Morsell. Directors—R. W. Braff, H. 0. 2. H. Stailey, H. M. Dellinger, T. 0. Mockabee, Ww. B. Barry, John Wise, S: Helier, and J. A. Sommer. my penta, NAMED a DAmed Vj 4 4 de M7 ‘bure, cou- took to make the laborers believe the reason why could not be paid was, because the Em- Fr fire was | a i i! H eS 4 i i fi a i f