Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1870, Page 1

——E————————— — “THE EVENING STAR.” PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Building, S.W. Corner Pennsylvanis Av, and Lith St, av Tus BYVBNING STAR NBWSPAPER COMPANY. porate actin THE STAR ts served by carriers to their sab soribers im the City and Distriet st Tax Cxxts PER wens or Fort a PER MONTH. Copies at the counter, Two Czxts. : Prick son Marine :—Three Months, $1.50; Stz Months, $3.00; One Year, $5.00. Mi GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETZENFEST WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, aT TUE NEW SCHUETZEN PARK, Jaly 1%, 19% 20, 21, and 22, 1870. The Westivel wilt be announced MONDAY, July nat ee Dw ve minute nd thelr invited guests will assemb|: . most interesting f formed at 9 o clock, Pennsylvania at vireet, Fourteenth «treet, A street, grounds of the Executive thromgh Fenasylvanis avenue to eve te the Park. 78% SBOOTING. PRIZE BOWLING, sa LADIES, PRIZE SHOOTING SPLENDID EVERY BAY and EV td. eir -CBMIDT. from the Grand BEST ACKOBATS perform ery afternoon and Sverug. HE WASHINGTON SANGERBUND AND THE ARION Oa RTETTE OLUB have kindly De mape p entertain the public with a choice se- lection of bre BAND CUNCERT by the celebrated Marine DABCING MUSIC will be furnished by the GER- MANIA BAND. under the immediate direction of Prof. Schroeder Zhe Festival wit terminete FRIDAY BVEN- "suis 2. NO GGAND BALL. FETS CHAMPETRE. BF For Prive Shooting, Bowling, snd Ladies’ Vriwe Shooting, Prizes amounting im value to $2,500 will be distributed. Arimfssion to the Park 25 cents; to the Pavillion 2 ceatextra, ‘No return sickete, a tons have been made to eo sthevarder on the grounds, and dureputabte char: umstancee ted. acters T Bw circ! be admit and Visitors are respectfully enjvined to comply ‘with ail orders of the Committee of a: ments. Ati2 o'clock a gun will be fired. thus an- neuncieg the close of the Festival for the night, which all visitors must leave the P: ‘Omnibusee and Stages will be at ‘the terminus « Be’ h-street railroad im jent pumbers © covey ail visrtore to the Park Genicot the Amociation desiring to CONTRIB. A eeepc i. 1. Lt ir. jou N Cort ‘Seventh istreet, ay] % iyo C RNEBOSL 423 Seventh street W saseineron CITY GARDEN, NEW YORK AVENUE, Between let axp @D StTREETs. A Respeciadic a oo z= Resort om the This GARDEN is now open (since the of from Germany) on the Baro- pean plan, for the recreation and 1 ABALOSTAN ISLARD! Cg having \tted GE ... ; PIC NICS and PL EASO. PAR- SPTES respectfully call the attention of the public to the same for pic-nics, etc.,may be 42 AISER 2 Heumans BIO! ‘ 12-m me hibit No. 486 sy.c{O= Eratanisto™}.4 Ornret. Srausr Se. 486 SzvantH stubsr, between D and EK streets, ‘As Door , ws GALLERY, B 1236 PERERA. AVEBUE, SOUTH SIDR, Near 18h street north. a {Chron} ABL A™ REPOSITORY, 265 °F" STREET. Between Therteenth and Fourteenth Ses OL PAINTINGS, BNGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, OH BOMU8, &e., BOGEB'S GROUPS OF CULPTURE, ARTISTS MATERIALS, STATUBTTSS, &c.. ac., PF. OTUBB FPEAMES. OORD AND TASSELS, &c.. be. VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS. PARLOR BRACKBTH, as (& Fe Amortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. colle A DENTISTRY. Remover. a8. D A! UOAL MERCBANT, @ xer Waar, Wasuiner0n, D. C.. June 2, 1870. 1 have commenced to lay im my winter stock of CUAL Baving purchased stock, ad below the marten ith wrewatiow freiguts. Tam pre, me te @irect from the ‘vosesis, arriving woop suey of OAK, SICKOBY, and PINE JAS. GLEASON. jentt G Street Wharf, Es*45Lisuxp 1333. uncesaines ioeaem sees 2 Seger ra vate a Pe ane eat chapes ‘ can Sa a Sse leag Lo™sas: LUMBER LUMBER Lomber. Pet = wie of all kings on, marke: apis MAKBLE 4ND SLATE MANTELS Lam selling, at reduced prices, for at Marble W. Rorth @ and my meal ge meen Oe a ow Wo PE Se ou ors =, So- 2. 5,406. gallon. e. ¢ oer le rtson's, 4 years old, $3.50 per ga’ * Se epeaageates Ber ght! a.“ Reappertong discount tothe trader” ot of ti, co ated rth Oharles stree... Baltims tery era, = ctimatse, Bits ree eee Byeprsan hose Sse if, as ype iver Complaints, . For Conghsand Volde, fers io and ee atic dieuitis, it has and ‘incing = Bold vy all Drugaiste. jy5-Im PHYSICIANS AND CLEBGYMEN ‘Testify to the merits of MALL'S SICILIAN In restoring GRAY HAIR to its original color and wrometiog its growth. It makes the bairjsoft and Fathi ihe old 2 appearance are made young sean. vest HAIR DRESSING ‘It removes Dandruff and a’! Scarvey At does not stain the sk in. Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. “ Beware of the sumerous preparations which are sold upon our reputation. - . B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N.H., Proprietors. For sale by all druggists. jy5-eolm kw BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. over bed PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, é&ec. Fouts ANNUAL MOONLIGAT EXOUR. BION THE SANK MESSENGERS will pane piece Gt it Pavilion THURSDAY ENING JULY 70 ‘The steamer Wawaset will leave iter whart foot of Tth street, at 5 o'clock p.m. qclichets to be had ouly of senna tie eosin ‘ ay FF 2®7 BRAND PIONIO OF THE B.C. C's, AT BECKERT’S GARDEN, NAVY YABD, ON WEUDBESDAY, JULY 13, 1870. Park open at 3 o'clock p.m. Banciag will com- ménce at 5 o’elocl Tickets. 50 cts, admitting « gentleman and ladies. Cars will run until 2 o'clock a. m., to comesy. Dar. ties to their homes. als STRIVE TO PLEASE ALL. WE GRAND ae ot pe FL of Washington, D. O.. to iven at Abner‘s 7th street Pet on, MONDAY. Jay lth, 1570. Tickets, $0 cts., gdmitting « it aad Ladies. 3y9 2" . MASONIC PICNIC, ° AT THE, WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1570, g mi ‘Commenc: at2 p.m. Tickets, 50 cente, a jaitting sgentieman and lady dren free. jy9-3t" Ik e@oopnDs. AIR uLews.. CUSHIONS, . RUBBER CLOTE. Kroostning cont this warm weather, for children and inva! be ‘or sale s96-tf A MSON’B, 305 Oth street. OTICE OF COPABTNERSHIP — Tn: give notice that undersigned ve t! formed & ce ip. to be known as H. rN i of trading BLE MANTLES. FIRE-PLACE z GRATES, STAT- ‘ARK, &: Arsociati TON & PEA! SLATE and MA. HEATERS. SUMMER PIEC! '¥. BUILDERS’ HARD Corner th and D etrecter a W. corner js &a rae July 4.1570. fiy6-tw} GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! PER CENT. OFF OF ALL GOU rd B THE 60 DAYS cosy M. WILLIAN’S, 907 Pennsylvania ave.,and 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. ‘The Stock in part \C PSR AGN Been eo ‘inen Suits. ‘Goods, Store itding, LTON. ON. MANUPACTURERS OF CAST AND WROUGHT IROB ILING, IBON STAIRS, STRAIGHT AND SPIRAL. G@arden and Cemetery Adornments, FOUNTAINS, VASES, VERANDAHS, SETTEES, CHAIBS, &c. New and Improved STABLE FURNITURE, &c, Foundry and Warerooms, Nos. 1514 anv 1516 Srxixe GanveN Srezzt, 2m PHIDADELPHIA. a Com mie jon Busi: « fon ines. day been dissolved by ma. All debts ani demands due bythe sald co: partierabip will be cS 3 eo = RESTS on, ‘The undersigned having entered into a copartner- ship ander and by the firm mame of WHITE & WRISLEY. the abi ve business will be continued as heretofore ag No. 2, Young Men's Obristian Asseciation Build- where will be kept oe Ac extended to ie. Washington, D C., July 1,390. ay Cost T= BEST PUMP OUT. 18 THE 4 (OST POWERFUL pes Bestest Butea Raph Bas A obee, P will throw 89 to 75 feet through ge vale by ized Pumps are recommended. fees eA NOE Wik earene son teass. EttAstismEp ise. ANDREW J. JOYCE & CO. cabtinee a ykcect cans, GAM PAIRING iat rate Tor o* Commie Agent - ‘& Co.,(0f Broome Wass ~ on “meee eeeutifal, and casity controlled, by one, ae BUY THE toa eet, oRBOD! EVENING STAR. Washington Nows and Gossip. InTEREAL Revanve—The receipts to-day from this source were $1,347 322.99. Tae SENATE went into Execut've session at two o’clock, for the purpose of considering the New York nominations. SENOR ALwxipars will probably be appointed Portuguese minister to Washington. So says a dispateh. cable Baever Brra. Gex, Wx. Myers, A. Q. M., hae been assigned to temporary daty in the office of the Quartermaster General, during the ab- sence of Col. M. I. Ludington. Garrett Davis denounces the Chinese asa race with a without an alphabet, a re- ligion without a God, and death without an im- mortality. Mz. RaNpoLrn Cov Lx, Jr., of this city, who has been acting as secretary to the Mexican Claims Commission, this morning received the appointment to that position. SECRETARY Fish, according to the iatest newspaper reports, will remain in the Cabinet until the ist of October, but will take a two month's vacation efter the adjournment of Con- gress. DISTILLERY Suizev.—Supervisor Presbrey, of Virginia, with Assistant Assessors F. M. Green and Walter Burr, yesterday seized the distillery of Peter Fagan, near Alexandria, Va., on a charge of fraud-upon the revenue. Dg. WILLIAM Maxw&tL Woop, Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, has been Sp- pointed a visitor to the Government Insane Hospital, ip place of Dr. P. J. Horwitz, who has been ordered to the West. Tue Funpinc BiLt.—The Conference Com- mittee on the funding bill had another meeting this morning, and hada lengthy discussion, but came to no conclusion. They will hold another meeting this evening and the impresajon is that they will agree upon a report. The principal point of difference has béem upon the interest clause; the Senate Committee urging 4 and the House 4 per cent. The Senate Committee is also in favor of foreign agencies to negotiate the logan, and the House Committee is opposed to that clause. A MORNING cotem| is misinformed in announcing that Col. 8. B. Dick has been nom- inated to Congress by the Kepublicans of the 20th district of Pennsylvania, which district is now represented by Hon. C. W. Gilfillan. The nominating convention in that district does not meet until the latter part of August. One-half of the conferees to the convention are ins‘ructed for the present incumbent, and his renomina- tion may be regarded as quite certain. Mr. Gilfillan ts an efficient member of the House Committee on the District, and his renomina- tion would give great satisfaction here. Tue Army BILt, as it passed the Senate, makes the usual appropriations for the support of the army, and has as an amendment a modifi- cation of the reeently defeated bill to reduce the army. One of the principal changes is the restoration of the old pay roll, so that the sala- ties of Generals Sherman and Sheridan remain untouched. The provisions for retiring and mustering out officers are the same as hereto- fore, which will make the maximum of the army a year hence about thirty thousand men, and cut down the expenses ef the military establish- ment four millions of dollars a year. Gus. HANCOCK, just returned from a trip to the northern frontier, says, ina private letter, that he never insulted the President and never bad any such intention. He disclaims utterly having had anythii to do with the statements that the ‘President had attempted to reduce him laposion bine him . mand of the Missouri Sparta Lore % TURNPIKE Roape mm Tae Dierrict.—Mr. Stone introduced im the House to-day a bill to repeal certain provisions of an act entitled “an Act to Incorporate a Com; for making cer- tain Roads in the District of Colum: bia.” The bill repeals that portion of the act authorizing the construction of a tarnpike from Spe Romnaeey Nae Of the city of Washi to the boundary line of the ict or jum bia. in the most direct and practicable route from the Capital to Baltimore. Referred to the Dis- trict Committee. NomINATIONS.—The President sent the fol- lowing nominations to the Senate to-day : Consuls—O. B.Webster, of Conn. at Sheffield, 5 F. Davila at Sante Martha; Ohar. at Tahiti; Henry W. Diman, of B. L., at Lisbon. Charles L. Marshal of the Consular Court at Nagasaki, Japan. Vernon H. Vaughan, of Als., to be Secretary Collectors of Customs—Obas. A. Waldron, at Bristol and Warren, K. I; James Shaw, Jr., at Providence, 1; Beth W. Macy, at Newport, ‘“ Whereas it is wc ae eae bares Dearly one-half the capital stock, vis: 100,000; that said amount of stock is borne on the books by certain partiaa whens farce aeeeeetited by 5 and as hai ten per cent pald tor in cash, sitber of themyand tat tus whale wontnensest ot the ts teen TELEGRAMS TO Tak STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. INCREASE OF EXCITEMENT. ” WARLIKE MOVEMENTS. PANIC IN THE ENGLISH MARKETS. UNEASINESS THROUGHOUT EUROPE, Loxpom, July 11.—The markets of London and Liverpdol are aftected decidedly to-day, for the first time since the opening of the Hohen- heat. Dispatches from various European capitals this morning an: that the exci int ticularly in moneyed securities have declined ° Sireles, and all sorts’ heavy. Lonpon, July 11—The Telegraph in an article this morning on the general uneasiness says: “The war panic might die out, only that men known to be in the Emperor's contidence are selling heavily.” The Times has a stro ‘The same Jn its money article, deplores the d: Euticted on French credit by'long- citement. PLymovrn, July 11.—Several Prussian iron- Ulade. whieh were riding at anchor in this har- bor, received orders yesterday to proceed to the Baltic. To-day these orders were revoked, and the vessels will visit Cherbourg, France, 1mme- diately. Paris, July 11—The Moniteur d> Soir an- nounces that it will no longer gtve publicity to the movement of troops, and expects other jour- nals to adopt a similar rule. Up to a late honr last night Prussia’s detinite answer had not been received, but was momen- tarily expected. opened active; rentes 63 franes 70 centimes. The Constitationnel says: It is rumored to- day that the King of Prussia has approved the "the Figaro pretends: that the Ming is will e ie Ki willis enough italia the affairs of Spaip, bat Tene os re the guarantees reques.ed of him. journal says in case of war, the Emperor will command in person, with the Prince Im- perial attached to his staff. Berry, July 11.—One of the semi-official journals this morning has am article statimg that France persistsin her insult to Prussia in holding Prussia answerable tz the lernmatter. The policy of 8; in was Aiepted without any foreign pro anes. The North German Parliament bas been summoned to give France her answer. Loxpox, July 11—The London Times har just received telegram date Berlin, to-day, announcing that reports previously forwarded from there, touching naval Baltic ports was w inded. activity on the part of the no popular excitement in Berlin. A pacitic so- lution of the question at issae between France and Prussia seems to be confidently expected every where. Mapezip, July 11—The Regency has renewed its declaration that its course was dictated by no hostility fo France. The repubilcan papers o! SS — m of a republic the best ‘ance. The ‘insists that the French aim is to force Prince Alphonso on the Spanish throne. Lisson, July 11.—The candidature of Prince Hohenzollern and the trouble that pas grown excitement here. 1 meetii of the mit — ings ministers have been Toslgvana tera? ee Nocera: om ime Lompon, July 11—The feeling is much quieter doth, here and at Paris, and the impression is fast gaining ground that the question between Prursia and France will be settled without re- per cent. since morning, is still upward. American sixty-twos, which were 8 at one o'clock have just closed at 8, and funds have advanced a Much better at the Paris At two Dolo Tentes were 69 francs, 40 centimes, a very decided advance. Death ef Se W.A. Kingtake. Lol i W. A. Ki as poo du iy ibeaergeaat anglake wed it. . QUEENSTOWN, July 11.—The steamship Min- _ from New York for Liverpool, arrived y- URENSTOWN, July 11—The steamship Etoa, trom New Tork for ‘Liverposl anne a —_——__ 4 Mother Her Twe Drowms Her Chlidren felegrephed to Tha Buewing Star. Provivencs, R. I., July 11—In North on it, Elfza R. Smith, a from Massach usetts, is so strong an American employ: d to teach the newly arrived Chinese the lam, uage has b.¢p attacked with volleys of CNINY Cemtent forthe THE WAR CLOUD IN EVRorr. | Sitwatvon 4 Tren ippreaching 2 Crinie—Mo. # and Fleets—Prance 1 nay a marth Denis any Implntion Fae jer Ausi ria Frames Seckamg 6 Northorn Al eteam A special to the XN. \- Herald yesterday says “Military preparations were going os aie. | night im Paris, If he condidSvune or ei . declared are n> interfere Prince of Hobenzoliern, on the ground that bax neither the right, power, nor inclination to dic f TWO CENTS. belief is ‘the is determined fight, and — more Mr. Butler said that be never rose to an ex- FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, | ,.2.tatcimwoset ts new tm ttc Meant oe ; —_— wed. bane / than after I it not to go to the co: | the Spanish people, This Afternoon’s Proceedings. | :2et.rt,'0 £0, '© the country uncontradicted. cigime at hie Ser aj uacy upon the farm of a rebel colonel, where tan Be LANDS SOLD FOR TAXES IN THE LATE , Napoleon gone INSUBRECTIONARY STATES. PASSAGE OF THE BILL TO CONFIRM THE TITLE OF PURCHASERS. AN EQUESTRIAN STATUE IN WASH- INGTON TO THE LATE SECRETARY RAWLINS. “THE WASHINGTON MARKET-HOUSE COMPANY” TO BE INVESTIGATED. THE NATURALIZATION-LAW AMEND- MEANT BILL PASSED. COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE ON THE TAX AND RIFF BILL RAL BUTLER MAKES A PERSONAL EXPLANATION ABOUT THE ViR- GINIA EJECTMENT CASES. THE CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL. APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Morpay, Jaly 11. SENATE.—Mr. Rice reported bill to establish the eastern judicial district of Kentucky. Mr. Trumbull called up bill to contirm the title of purchasers to lands sold for taxes in the late insurrectionary States. Mr. Bayard the bill, and said it con- firmed cales which had been attended with the grossest larities, and the conditions im- posed u} original owner before he can recover his land are most onerous and unjust. Mr. Trumbull said the man who neglected to pay his taxes deserved to pay the costs befure he could recover his property. Mr. Casserly said the bill was designed to make a i — Sen arene one, and a pose conditions of recovery were extraordi- ie unheard of, and in his judgment illegal. ir. Bayard moved to strike out clause re- ‘the payment of costs and penatlies by Mr. Bayard moved to amend by providing that the bill shall only be of efiect where the salex were made according to law. He knew that in some of these sales the costa had been piled up withont regard to law. The amendment was rejected, and tie bill Mr. Edmunds B. Anthony, of gress for the protectio arrested by the British government for political offences. Referred to Committee on Foreign Relations. Mr. Edmunds called up bill to provide for the certai: removal of causesin in cases from the State courts to the courts of the United States, which was passed. Mr. Bucki called wi. joint resolution directing the ‘ar to place at the disposal of the P: wat certain bronzed ord- nance, to be applied to the erection of an e7ues- trian statue to the late Secretary Rawlins, to be erected in the public grounds in the city of Wasthin Passed. gion. Pame Mr. Thayer collet 2 bill to aid in the con- struction of @ from Sioux City, Iowa, to Columbus, Dacotah Territory, which was amended 3 Mr. Morrill of Vermont, offered a resolution. whieh was laid over, “That t stall P germane, and any appeal from the decision of 1 Chair shall be de without debate.”” Mr. Wilson introduced joint resolution pro- viding tor the erection of a harbor of ret and breakwater at the entrance to the Cape God Ship Canal. s ‘The unfinished business, being the bill to give & pension to Mrs. Lincoln, was taken up, when Proposed r. Morrill, of Maine, said if it was he therefore mo: Post Mrs. Lincoln's bill and proceed with jundry Civil Appropriation bill. Mr. Sumner called for the ayes and noes on the motion, when it was agreed tu—ayes 32, noes 23. The oe oe pecker, 3 bill hed then Lane} ceeded with, and among the amendments to were the following: - Fi Ni of Destitute ‘or the National Association Colored Women of Washington, $10,000. For the repairs of the castom-house at Charles- ton to fit it for a post-office, $90,000. The request of the House for Conference on the tax bill was acceded to, and the Vice President ited as the committee on the part of the Senate, Mesers. Sherman, Morrill of Vermont, and Hamilton of Maryland. The Committee on A, riations recom- mended an riation of for a fire- reof extension of Winder’s }» Corner ot ‘th and G streets. In the debate it was stated reduce the army and send about officers who were now ton into the field. These officers were ones who were occupying these additional build- ings, and there was no necessity whatever for kes m here. it was agreed to—ayes 31, nays The Senate, at2 p. m:, went into executive session. HOUSE.—This being Monday the Speaker to the call of States and Territories for bills and joint resolations for reference only, and the following with others were introduced and referred as indicated: i By Mr. Stakweather, (Conn.): A bill in nddi- tion to. act limiting the liabilities of ship- owners. . By Mr. Scotield, (Pa.): Joint resolution to.al- low an Git to salons who have served three ears. 5 a Wine Bill to amend the act in seems a coat neste is? Mr. oo (onto: Bill to preserve the faith and protect the rignts of trads. ‘Also, & bill to incorporate Loomis rial Tele- Vrory Commerce. & to reorganize the Court of Claims Jodiciary. ‘By Mr. Maynard (Tenn.): A bill for the retiet of ppreh: ot and oid for direct taxes inthe ‘to refund to for when under # p vcees of the courts o got whem mel pealed to Mr. Platt for the statement. ‘Mr. Platt said that these families were as stated by Mr. Butler, upon the farm rebel colonel, and that after they had what was a desert a garden, the owner had re- t nr ~ | excited about the Spanish imbroglio. It is not who had consented to give $5,000 tor their relief, The Prussian Cross Gazette (ministerial organ) and he (Piatt) was to contribute a like amo duwapproves of the Duke de Grammont's decia- He was about starting to carry this plan into tien in the French Chamber. It stys he must when the gentleman from Massachusetts ‘DOW, as one docs, that the King of informed bim that he had received a letter from Prussia and the heads of the Confederation are in the absence of evifience, to charge another with a disposition to distarb wantonly ‘The Prince of Hohen. mp an internal revenue tax upon’ pork oquihertam. zollern is « free » and may or may not — lard renderers, and ham smokers; | accept the crown. le decision will nor The House then took up the contested election case of Zeigier 4 The follow: ven, in well-informe | cir Seeks eee nm foe the wet Kise | nn tee poner tie ae Ee The declares Kice not entitied | First, dusclaiming all participation in the candi- to occupy his next, being disqualitied under the | O&fure of the Px thot Zeigler having ceaneanet the good having contested the seat in faith, is entitled to receive *— for expenses | incurred im said contest. Adopted. ae +oee- ioe Bustwess on Tux Kennengc.—a | despatch from Gardiner, Maine, to the Boston | papers reportsthat ‘James L. Cheeseman, the | Pioneer m the ice business on the Kennebec river, sold five thousand tons of ice at #10 a ton, to be shipped for southern ports, and | | same price. but retuses to sell the remainder of | } France, and that the Dake de Grammont has forwarded another dix pateh to % The Paris Montteur, (ministerial,) in its ix- sue of Saturday says: The abandonment of the Hohenzollern project on the part of Prussia is not enough. Now, France must prevent the recommencement of lar project, and on the part of Prussia demand the entire fultitl- ment of the treaty of Prague, =z of South bam ag evac of Mayence, renunciation of mili- | tary influence beyond the Main, and the settle- | ment of the Scbleewig-Holstein question with Denmark.” bis ice for less than $20 a ton. Mr. Cheesemen will put up on the Kennebec sixteen new houses, capable of holding ten thousand tons each, this season. ‘There are only about twenty thousand tons om the Kennebec for sale. Ifthe warm weather | oom E: “Count Benedetti ever known. New com) are now forming | ine Presch ambasador TSotore ite tateriow sae Lange quantities of ice mext year. It | with King William, saw Baron von Werther. inf extimated that there will be over five hun- | Prussian ambassador at Paris, who told the dred thousand tons put up on the Kenebec next | ‘mi that the government of Prus- winter. Five tu are now on the river | sia surprised at the attitude o1 running night and day.” eee. Zastnine THE SHERIDAN Case#—The man Sheridan, who came home some time ago after a long de- | sertion of his wife, and, on nding” her ving with another man, shot and killed her, been poe Ne mesg sentenced to death in Judge this baste to as a verification of the dispatch states that the Austrian Minister of Foreign A fairs received with cold- ness & communication from relative to the of Prince ty ed ly to the Spanish Minister dwelt u; judge | eflect such surprise could not but ‘acquitted | The French declarations have most profound sensation in Den | troops in camp at Holte and the toa lunatic asylum. ' Instead, the fury recom- | borg had @ grand illumination in honor of the me him to merey, and said ing about | event. insanity. His or release now with | The Madrid Epoca says: “The dignity of Governor. The new feature in this case is | Spain is yet safe. The Cabinet alone is com- | promised. There is time to listen to the voice t ” t for the ministers Europe, and stop in commission of the murder, and the moral of the Perilous course. iy The press of Italy, official and nations), back ranee in the guestion at insuc with Prussia, The Vienna Presse implores Spain to r pad -+2080- —— before precipitating a war DisTressine Deata.— ednesday - ed passe oat a ing seen of Mr. George Laff aged two | HORRINLE OUTRAGE NeAR LacReL, Det —A fears, resis near Broad Fi , lost | COT pondent in Laure!, Delaware, send the Eis live ‘by tating into'e walt . | fol (OS) Sateen Cee” Finemgn's Riot it PutLapecraia. western of P the river the | acknow! Philadelphia engine company after a small fire. a ee BURSA Ese nie reef | Sey Good-Will, thot of & to the rp a i i and entirely destroyed, with a number of sur- hope’ that the ‘fh rounding buil lows beavy—no msurauce. hd The catiage of fe Good Wil agar ae pone Fg ae sees, and the mem! were How To attacked by company as they | Beecher.|—It ways were taking it home. Few arrests were made. | fvilof water near phere noe Apnort Ronamny i PUILADELrat water ivone of the DROIT YIN PUILADELPHIA—Alier- one z lurday afternoon, | the air all the impurities from it PA pe TS But this water should be ‘adroit man- | let off in the water "sed tor ner cashed take wwe ye need drinking them to the third floor, im the rear of the cus- | water in your well always to tom-house, and receive gold which they | bave it near. open in your take to the lower floor and ‘Twice | Tom, as it and would be on Saturday parties gold checks for smal | unfit for drinki # lid to your amounts, stepped of the al. Or thin . to tered the from small amounts to dust set it on the ones, went to the counter gn the lower fieor, re- | ledge outside the pure, freeb ceived the gold and departed. ‘The fraud was | air. afterwards discovered, and another SS yg ET — an Individual war arrested, whois | _ELOPED - Democrat rif sf i 48 Hi & st union with four of the ames and by was Sotbinng foom, ot gy ty AT Joined ‘nt Seuesbore "ty the rer twa. He Sunda: 7 week Coe Crimenen eninea abies — mo ave gone to Utah his “happy ns country in squads of " ————— ree. Ty. They enlcbrated the enn, |; Foumpine A Orry im Wast Vimerxia—It Afi FE init: