Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1871, Page 1

" “THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sanday excepted, at The Star Buildings, Cormer Peunsyivania ay. and Lith st. ay THE BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPAAT. THES STAR is served by carriers to their eub- soribers fn the City and District at Tax Ounts rxa WHEE of FORTY-FovR CENTS FAR MONTE. Cope St the counter, Two Czy Pact ror Mattine:—Three Months, Stx Months, $3.00: Que Year, $6.00. are sent from the office icuger tian paid THE WEEKLY STAB—pubiiehed om Friday morning—§1.50 8 year. VS 87—N® 5.661. - _ AMUSEMENTS, SPECIAL NOTICES. Ni Atesae THEATER como nang RA FRW NIGHTS ONLY. Comme ng MODDAY BVEVING. May § WONDEBS OF THE WORLD Furse Gut at America ot TsUMA'S = JAPANESE TROUPE Compeaet STAR ARTISTS UF LOTR SEXES, + AcCRObA LESS, its Cure and Its Preventive, BY J. H. SCHENCK, M. D, Many a human being has passed away. for whose death there was no other reason than the neglect of Known and indisputably proven means of cure ‘Those near and dear to y and friends are weep ing ——— ¢lember into which, bad they calmly DB. JO:EPH HB SORENOK’s SIMPLE TBEAT- and availed themeelves ct bis wonderfal efficacious medicines, they would uot have fallen, AND RQUILIBRISTS 2 America appearing Da ‘ INEES Dr tcheuck bes in hie own case’ proved, that Ds = BD wherever sufficiont vitality remafus, t) a ry» ~ Eagle ATCRDAY by bie medictues aud hia directions for their uss, is Bextneettowcpe® auirkeued inte healthful vigor. 3 _ ——— | 7 2a,this statement there is nothing preeump’ious, PERA HOUSE ith of she invalid is made: resenbAtio’ selena pet Of a thoveand timos substantiated by fiv ine Teo NI ible works. The theory of the cure by Ur. 5. SATU RGAY Scheuck #tedicines is as simple as itia unfailing RDAY MATINEE Its pbileeophy reqaires no argument. It is sei! ~ ‘Mast i Ve aeeuriug, self convinciug. # 2. Ie , The teaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the Se ee frat two Weapous with which the citadel of the ei-tiaied 7 va * he nes.ok 601 TLE Boney ae ey, BESDS. cop ‘Gaeta criginat i ipepe a fauctionally LITTLE sieges AUTOMATON weoDd disordered } cr. With th: jon, the bronchi ONE HWUNDEED costly presents given eens The merbidc aellon. of the rer. Here, we the culminating result, and the setting a ite distreseing symptomé, of CONSUMPTION = © Pille are composed of one of No giite—the Podophi nel, beteuulike calomel, they waaay a mel, bet,nulike + WED a Y EVENIBG. MAY 3, “ neriuc amma HOF. JOHN LOGAN ‘The work of cure te now beginning. The vitiatet Will deliver «ne of hia Lectares on end muccus deposits in the bowels and in the ali: PEBENOLOGY. PHYS fieptary canal are jected. The like @ Gluck. OGY, HEALTR. REAUTY. Lo ‘s wound op. iv arouses from pidity. The SHIP AND Mae stomach acta respossively, and the patient begin to NEW LECTURE EVERY EV feel that he fs getting, at last A yp py gs._Admievion Free the firet night. my3 5 f fates ‘Obytifics ee EVENINGS WITH POETS AND edge AUTHORS. ‘m0! ulence , 1 DUN | ® s Hilood Puriter ever yet LINCOLN HALL, ow comes the cremtest Blood Puritier ever ye cn B: ind father to suffering man, TUESDAY, May 9, «xn WEDNESPAY, Ma Shenck’s Pulmcase Syrup, comes tu 39° porforarit3 For the Benefit of the mc to beste aaa were oe INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL, pe pairad and orw adicas papers Portions of the lsnes. Ie the form of gath- “ ie tiem. > Beme cf the best amateur talent im the city ber ery short time the maledy te vamaatched tho Rindly prvilered thet eervices eptertainment. } rotten throne that it occupied is renovated aad wade of Beatiogs art Fobieans. Ilastravovs } new. and the patient. in al! the dienity of regained . Brett Harte, ihoore, Sc. with Dra § vigors steps forth to enjoy the manhood o¢ th oud that ins Band wall be presemt both evenince, [| Tomemboud that wae Lost. tis fo procure @ building for machtaery thing is, the patioris must atay ina thie ant iS ne Prtioat Farm Toom until they get well: it ts almost tm, BAtLow = GAGUEBY a FINE AKTS. 2 recommend jo 1222 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUD, that course lore their ts, if their lames ar gee yo end inate. badly diseased, and yet, because they cre in tls Wilt be opened to the public o house they mast not «it down quiet; they must walk . = (pa myt | S¥ont the room as much and as fast as the strenzth b S Will bear. to get up 8 good circulation of blood. The No. 486 | Patients must keep in wood spirite be determined ‘> Tra | tell. This has a great deal to do with the app= ‘Stuewr. | Sig: and isa great point to gain {Fo despair of cure atter such evidence of its po: bhity is he worat canes, and moral certainty fh ail Lateven 1 and ™ streets, ere. ie fal. henck # personal statem::.' . O46 Fellows" Kell, a —— Feculty of his owa care was im these modest 28 hy “Many years ago lt was 5 somption, confined to m physicters thengut that E then. like @ drowning msn catching at st t heard of and ed the preparations which I now efter te the put lic. and they made & perfect cu me Itseemed tome that Lconld feel them the last stages of and aber Name acd amber. Looms of THE TY. H.C. 8, CORRES NINTH £45D D 8TSBEETE. AND LIBBAKY spear in to subside, m ¥ Cough), ee and wight -weate ali began to leave The following New Booka have recently been ad- | aad By appetite became so erent it ded te the Library } difficulty that Lconid keep trom eat ne t a | Tscon gained my strength, and have grow: | ever since.” =o ortly after my recovery,” wided a niooking dhe a mere skeleton m l¥ Binety-seven pounds: my prewon nd twenty-five (225) porn ed Gninterrapted Health inued. his’ professt ia nf Boston Be Schenck. Jr. still coptinne to see pat their office, No. 18 North Sixth strest, Phi Dhia, every’ Satarday, from 9 a.m ish a thorough examinati rometer will be charged rometer declares the exact cor Patients can readily learn whe or not pageant or taking wae Higence even uf child. | Botow these Girections. aud kind Nature Will do the ©. excepting that in seme cases the Maudrake Pils are to be taken im iucreased doees: the th: cines need no other accompaniments than the instructions that accompany them: First cre petite. “Of returning health hunger is the mo! come symptom. When it comes. as tt will come. irt the despairing at once be of good cheer. @ood tl! at once foliows. the cough loosens, the night «wea! is abated. Ina ehort time both of these mir ptome are gone forever. Dr. Schenck's medic * constantly tens of thuasands of famitie® atiy gative, the Mandrake Pills are tion; while the Pulmonic Byrup. and colds, may Low Grant Whites and their Uses the Sonrces of the N heenck has Vimtsto New ¥ or Gpmmodating terms; Piano and epairing pr iy be most ac ‘Tuning snd CLOTHING. Sprines and summer. 910 @ bottle, or $7.50 a hal! doz: Mar Pills. 25 cents sbox. Bor sale by all draggis! dealers THOMPHON LILLY 2 CO. 26 Hanover sree: straus: | Baltimore, Md., Wholesale Agente, mhll-s.t.ch tr STRAUS Clear and. Marmices an Water. MBN S SUITS for 13 dollars. ® ‘ * 3° URYSTA’ DIsOOVKEY MEN'S SUITS for 14 dollars stxaos’ | 8 SEysase DISCOVERY MEN 5 SUITS for 16 dollars. sraacy | § YSTAL Discoveny ENS SUITS for 16 dollars STRAUS | §. STAL DISCOVERY % > er. The onl e MEN'S BULTS for 17 doltare STRACS' | fake Bo, other. The only artici MENS SUITS for 1% dotlara STRAUS’ | Gray Dandrofi. aud st pits falin MEN'S BU steraus’ | Ber BEN © SUITS at STRAUS J a MEN 5 SUITS # PFseeneee ft SEBAUS? | Oy — vite : stk 6 10 Bridge at: eet. Geor YOUTHS’ SUITS for 6 dollars asTRaus | & RG Bridge street, Gea YOUTHS’ SUITS for = della: at STRAUS z eee a> a YOUTHS SUITS tor 9 di at STRAUS’ | Gang Daw. Conner Works nen ents YOUTHS SUITS for 10 4 SESTRAUS | And at ibe Depot, corner of 2d and D ste NW. apc? RO Seer ERES ay St Oa SE STEA'S | WHISKLRS, GINS, Erc—1 am now offering at YOUTHS SUITS for 19 dobiace. StSTBAUS | reguced prices my celebrated brands of Kak and VOUTES SUITS tur 13 dollars at SfRAUS’ | BOURBON, “Old Crow YOUTHS SUITS for 23 doliare RAUS’ | ogy "Pine & SEUITS fo at BT RA lected with great care, aué are certainly the ee ee STRAUS’ | Rercmceed WO cutety, soi arises hes | BOY'S SUITS for 4 dcitare se STRAUS foll to autt ail {respectfatiy cali attention to | s fe d s us y ae! by me SORE SESS Hehe TRAUS | york. dnd which lean sell at $2 loee BOY'S SUITS for 7 golare MU STRAUS | the original price. < ‘ ® BOY SSUITS tor *dollare At STEAUS’ | apg Proprietor of eer et Wipes: Liquors. ot s 01 a NAT/VS WIN BITTERS aE SAREE NE NTS ae OS whew ONsy VA's aveDos. A. 8’ Aus’ THUBSTON® IVORY PEABL TUUTH POW = = DEE is the best article for cleansing apd proservi. tweth. Seid by all ny . oo p 2 CLOT G HOUS JOUVEN'S INUDOROUS GLOVE OLEANEE ro- POPULAR CLOTHIN LOUSE, de eagumnl fe see Bold oy al dz 1002 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. =e —_ a , ELA! AIR of&% Between Wid and 1th strente. ‘This spi id Hair Dye isthe best in the 4. outt-te m lth street. ] Harmless, reliable, instantaneo conta:n a8, does mot lerd. nor any eraite poison to produce paralysis or death ‘Avoid the vaninted and delanty oe BATHS!!! pA™= ri virtues they do not ¥ cae Bea cites iat Bis betas ¥ gutarnisbed reputation to : Corner Ninth and F streets. bat r Dre—! i = . ADplied at eg aps Seg et met complete wt ot | Wet Sing. *, $3 cents. Tickets for sale otel--§2 50 per doses 4 BLGE Wa’ * of the latest styles snd kinds. cheap a acy body. At Btewae: Stove Honse. pH tf 1005 Pa av. bet. lth and Ith ate. $10.50 =¥8rTH crosets. $13.50 WOODRUFF'S IMPROVED PATENT. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT ODOR INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY FAMILY GO AND SEK I at the Sea" ‘ (ME sunpay meme or A 4GCHAT BUMPER TO MORROW BOAT CLUBS -AND MEN OF WashisGTus JTBE AMATEUR AND PRIVATE THEATEI- CALE. “& BATTLE, AND WHO WOM IT.” [Gon claded | FULL LOCAL BREWS. SOUIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS IMPORTANT CORBESPOS DERCE. TERESTING MISOELLASY. BDITOBIALS OM TOPICS OF TRE DAY. Ete.. Bte., Etc. FoR SALE SY NEWSBOYS AND DEALERS. AND Cc ATS made to order at CU 13 war FAOTOBY Heads ried by the Feast | ea, made ¥ ASHIONABLE. “PaNamas BLEACHED. Oo ABLE. - spa im ». 993 Teh street, between I and K. ¥ LOW PRICES, BOATING | MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLES | SD Dow selling, at reduced prices for eash, at rhe Works. north @ street and Bew ¥ ork ue. pear the Eressary oeartment yI-ly M. BUe L AND SEE THOSE ac. meUw. pene Lap 1s a. York. ar ratige, will now sell cff a Bre et pte LAMY. WaTCBE® acd SILY 25.000 Sra clase Gooetant coming Rows, Mag. A ; ‘by the notice, Climbing. and Groamntal a ries PAMONDS. BL ae LB aT Y Plant ringSbrebs ke. ac. 4 TaN, Florigt corner Coyncetic ond M street Tw WASHING’ EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. | Washington News and Gosaip. LsTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts Irom this Source to-day were $461 ,12820. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS te the new loin to-ilay amounted to $115.6 ss Gexreat N. P. MEAN is mach botier to day, but ds not yet able % receive visitors. ‘TRE RECENTLY AYreINTED members of the Council of the Legislative Assemoly received their commission frum the State Deparimani this morning. ° ComMIssioxER of INTERNAL Ravenve PLeAsONTOY leaves here to-nightior New Yors, where he wi'l stop a couple of daysand tau proceed to Boston to attend ihe army reunion which takes place there next week. Wasurneton, says M Ames, needs nothing but a trae cil government and an honoredle Congress to make it the most beauti- city of America. DEATH OF THE MorseR oF Sreaken BLainz.—Mr. R. @. Blame, of the Sixth Au ditor’s office, brother of Speaker Blaine, re- ceived @ dispatch yesterday announcing tae death of his mother at St. Paul, Minn. Miss EVA MILLS, daughter of Clark Mills, the sculptor, a young lady well-known in musical circles here, has gone to New York to spend some two years there in the cultivation of her voive. THE PoLLowiNo PROM OTIO im the Genera! Land Office: From firsi to second class, J. M. Sallivan, John Dann, ¢ H. Lawrence, William H. Handford, jr., and ©. P. Parker. Mr. W. W. Corcoran is slightly better this morning, we are glad to state, and in cheertu! spirits, With the exception of a violent par- oxysm of coughing early last evening, he rested comfortably during the entire night. S have been mite Mise Mary D. Srvaur, of this District, was to-day appointed a temporary clerk in the Cyn- tract office of the Post Oitics Department, at salary of $900 per annum. Presser Grant left here this morning on the 545train. He is going to the country re dence of Jay Cooke, near Carlisle, Penneylva nia, and will return to this city on Monday next \ ti Mrs. Grant, who has been the guest of Mr. Couke this week. Tag Surerin iT OF TEE Censva ha: just returned to this city from a tour of the western States, where he has been for the pur- pese of atranging for more complete retur of the manufactures and manufacturing ¢ pacity of the different western cities. ports that he succeeded bey and will soon have 0 expectat ull reports, as required. JUDGE OTTO, late Assistant Secretary of th» Interior, was to-day appointed by the President one of the members of the Mixed Spanish and American Commistion, under the arrangement made by General Sickies for the settlement of claims of American citizens, growing out et depredations on American commerce and prop- erty in and about the island of Cuba. Tee Treaty with Great Britaix.— meeiing of the members of the Senate Commit tee on Foreign Relations now in the cit beld last evening in Senator Morton’s ro: the National Hotel. Ex-Senator Williams, o of the Joint Commission, and J.C. B. Davi= one of the secretaries, were p d upon by th provisions ex d ams and Mr. Davis. A lotof docu relating to tie claims of each country were also read, and both Messrs. Morton and Cat expressed themselves favorable to the treaty, and thought it would go through the Sena‘e with but little opposition. and its STATIONERY ConTEACTs.—Me Taytor, Parnell and Marn, the committee appointed by Secretary Boutwell to open the bids and award the contracts for furnishing the Treas- uly Department. custom bouses and sab-treus- ughout the country with stationery tor the Hecai year ending .Jjune 30th, 1x72, have been lusily engaged since Wednesday last | examining samples and awarding the con.- tracts. The Carew Paper Company, of Soutn Hadley Falls, Massachusetts, receive the con- tract for ferniehing greater portion of the writing paper. E. D. Lockwood Company. o: Philadeipbia, receive the contract for wrap- ping papere, twine, and envelopes. Philp « Solomons, . B. Mobun, B. F. French, J.C. Parker, and Wm. Ballantyne, of tuis city: Woolworth & Graham, E. Voe & Co., and Christopher Roberts, of New York, receive ev1.- tracts for furnishing general stationery, rome two hundred «ifierent items on the list’ being divided between them. The Kubber Clotsing Company. ot New York. receive the contract for iurnishing some $3,000 worth of rulsber nds, FINANCIAL AND CommeRctaL.—Daring the week ending to-day the Acting ‘Treasurer o! t! United States has received from the printing division $559,500 in fractional currency. Du:- ing the same Period there was torwarded to Astistant ‘Treasurers, national ben 5 dH ere, $8 1 in notes an: currency. T ed Upto date £43,263, bills we 91%. “The bank currency issued f destroyed during the week amounte:i 45, making the total amount issued there- Am 2OR, Pomp 2 balance due for @ United States in Teported to-day, were notes, $361.01, 900 8, $15,506 KKI—to. The amount of fractional eu:- reney redeemed and destroyed during the week was 657,200, T.—So much bas been said, oe Way and another, about the net ited to the President by the Sublime Porte, and recently laid down in the east room of the Executive mansion, that it occurred to a STAR man to look in and see how it is himself. In his opinion, the public verdict will depend entirely Bpon whether the majority of observers like & ‘urkish carpet or not. If they do not, Judge certain to be against the defendant. it do, it must be pronounced ccess as a carpet, per se. but the misfortune in the case is the fact that neither the design nor s!ze of the patteen is well adapted to so a room. In # aatoon of the dimensions of the east room a large sweeping arabesque or rich medallion figure would unquestionably be much more ef- fective in a general view, and the French designs, worked out with the ical precision of fh — the eye for clove Taspection. pleasing to festead of these, the caraet reas mar. contain Sowcrs, but too small for more send stift and Msc pisnend fo. drawing and te general at wes a a pha Foo! : therefore far from and very lit! better than that of a oor iat in narrow str of walnut and ash alternately, with the a: tonal! disadvantage of few or none of the stri bets ganiform in width the whole length of the room. In print of quality, the carpet ia of eonrse fiest class. being woven on & woolen bare, and con. taining owly wool in both warp and ciais. The colors are also rich and pare, aod they are so arranged s@ to produce, through stromg cv t ‘as weil as pleasing kar mony of tiuts, striking and bizarre effects pecaliar to Turi: Persian avd Indian fabrics, but which one mt become ig necustomed Ww before they are much liked. ‘Hadji Effendi Lade, the ijjastrious wearer, and bas serene highness, Asiul- Aziz, the mu- uificent donor, both meant well in getting ap and sending to this country «0 maguiticent an affair in its way; but SA's Baye dong uch cleverer thing, and Their gitt would have shown to a much Getter alvantage. bad they, instead of sending it to tha President. (who didn't need it, and whose Fast saloon is too to do it full jostiee.> ent i: up and divited it among fen or a dozes newspaper men, to be weed by them for rags, er for govering thei loom. 1! a Fenaing vine, bear! fe sO man’ ersing t! luxuries. That wo would have w: ‘speak. The house of Woodhull, Claflin & rights, banking, lobbying, and other is in trouble again,—this time from tl The mischievous agent in the case is Mrs. Tennessee C. Claflin, together James H. Blood, otherwise known as they are a very bad lot indeed,—as tainly must be if the tenth part of other things the mother deposes that through hs machinations and intrign cited her daughter Tennessee, and weaned them from deponent; and says that during the time she resided i the said Victoria and Tennessee mi, blackmatied in said house.’ threatened it, and #lso that he would immured in @ lunatic asylum. viewed came down handsomely. She adds: famous lie; it mother's rent. ont a taint.” Re} “But the matter, Mrs. W. presume’ escaped. I cai black, base, in: to say at presen family quarrel do with the voiuble charmers. THE CRisis IN SOUTH CanotiNa.— crats to consider how best they Charleston chamber from the different counties either hi in the rebel ranks or have been alw: beliious in thetr views. Such men K ble th Hamp onty fer c Foiter, a tation arleston lawyer the attention of the copvention will to borrow the sum of $4,000,000 or £1, best itcan and where it can. ‘The of colored men; ihe South © guard is altogether a negro org: are fourteen regiments of infantr: Winchester rifles, a most formi The guard has one major generat son; sour brigadier generals, Sm: Hoge and Winsmith Moses. laintitt swears that t and @ species of dementia. The case terest. see. bis parents, “wanted to be au took a short me hod to become on to the apple of bis eye— want to die: emptied the contents of a bottle of acid into his little stomach and san Pattern with many other sad and Porson Ivy— Havin, in treating poisoning trom ty: thin muslin, ly with alcohol. and grateful. with some and bai wet the diy with others: it poison, and it is fighting fi It will be absorbed by som: sores, obstinate to heal. Col it alcohol is not handy, but aleohol is ds ?—Couniry Gemtieman. Han between the rei @ congr io egat and Mooney, army, who were gromnea ou Lake ‘bear jor the ‘2 boat, were waehed ashore and re- swamping covered yesterda: Es Cincinnati, swee- ALE, Lagos Lax 8. trustee, county, to Bi y for 255,078. This is the ized ni ‘sale under a decree of Court county.—Fikion De ———_+ 02 _____ TER FLICK AmExDMxMT.—With the ot Harrie count: i heen Carried thr large majorities. 10 come befor: is the wore on holding a tevise the constitution. a7 The republicans of bave nominated Dr. 0. H. convention to bequeathed a ti granddaughters if she did nor m: year. If she doce the money 39:8 to S77 Mre. Lucia Calhoun Kuukle is prostrated at bome by menta! appli ‘Le excitement of the McFarjand trial pew is miased from the Tribune. #7 It used to be thought that a lady some snd nofmal pr, ad in The Journal of Psychological rious nercous disorder called Amnesic ond takes its rise in embolus hrombus, bing else equally Greek and hurribie, y evident that the convention moderaie men as Lathers, who preside. ¢ of the mearures that will be certain to occu: in the form ot aresolution to do away with tt Sterling funding bill, which empowers the stat Charlesion are raising rife clubs and drili uently, and there is a force of United St artillery and cavalry in thecity. In the stat large there is a powerful military organiza’ Darolina nati ‘yetel logne will Sui seriand, Obr jor mayor. #7-A rich man recently died im Maine wh bouraud “dolar to one of his hen she meant yes was exerc! » re oF nef bea Bat Che Foening Star. ON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1871. Lib-ary or dining reom,—always supposing thers | rf = per = im the country ald have some-hing like; and for our suare of it we ten a much better notice than thie. Our heart would have been in it more, so Co., no- torious for its operations in publishing, woman's pursuits, the inside. Mrs. An- nie Claflin, the mother of the pair, who makes affidavit that her two daughters, to wit: Mrs. Victoria C. Woodbull, alias Victoria Blood, and with the husband of Mrs. Woodbull, which his name is Dr. J. H. Harvey, compose the firm in question, and that they cer- what has all slong been said about them be true. Among since the entrance of the said Blood into her family — he has made every effort to corrupt, and has corrupted not only her daughter Victoria, but es has ex- entirely deponent in the said house she has often heard the said Blood insist that her daughter Tennessee should make e!- forts to secure the attentions of different mar- ried gentlemen, in order that the said Blood and ight com- binedly make money out of such person. And deponent says that she has known of auch mar- ried gentiemen who have been taken in and ‘The deponent turther says thatshé isin danger of her life, as her ser-in-law has frequen'ly have her Of course there is another side to the qnestion, and Mrs. Wovdbull, who was promptly inter’ an enterprising reporter, says this exposure has long been threatened unless they “My mother is old and weak-minded, and ked upon her by some means to vit, which is a black and in a in infamons proceeding. sir, only last week 1 sent a check to We care nothing about ever; we bave been before the public here tor more than two years, and our character is wit!- you intend to take some steps in Yes, sir; we shail take euch steps that will surprise the public. We will over- whelm some parties with disgrace by-and. But, really, this is only a family quarrel; every family has dirty linen to wash, aud ours has not only repeat that it is all a ous lie, and that is all I have The admission that the whole affair is only a not harmonize very well with the indignant assertion that it +is alla Diack, base, infamous lie,” and the impression Jett on the mind of the generai reader must be that the affairs of the concern are a little shaky At any rate, as the case stands, the public men in and Around Washington and elsewhere would do we)! to be a little watchful of their relation= e as Gex aw Cutler and Gary will attend, and i uy be shap 200,009, whites i, Whipper, dan’ adjutant general, THe Danger or INHALING LACGRING Gas ‘The Kochester Union says: resting #ui! ic being tried at Lockport arahal? ins rued J. E. Smith for Gamages resulting to his son, & boy nine years old, for~taki: aghing g2* to have a dental operation performed." Ti: he gas was given to the y on the assurance of the defendant that no heim would result. ‘Chis was last January, and ever since that time the child has suffered wliat i; claimed to be the result of taking the gas—tit= is in pro gress and will be watched with considerable i:- MODERN anv Moieib.—The New York Com- mercial Advertirer tells of a youth of Alten, George Patterson, who, being crossed in jo Re! Fannie, Fannie, | am tired of life!” after which ‘ue hydrosyanic kto rise no more. ‘This sad and silly case is said to be ora ly cases. considerable experience let_me give a Poritive remedy: Cover the parts affectett with muslin often and free- ill always prove sure Sugar of lead solution works well th oe: = ‘Tur St. OLeMent’s PaiLapELPaia Caveacn Casx tn Covrt.—An injuvetion has been issued from the Court of Common Pleas, in Pitilade!- Ri, restraining the vestrymen of St. Clement's jurch in that city, from dissolving th ecto:, Kew. H. G. 1 of the y, Lieut. Morrison was €ormer- ‘and was an officer of distine- The next im nt local the eat that State generally Ma., reported ‘on and and her har this babit indicates the presence of the ae- Aphasia, or some- Why, bow e muck talked of convention of Seuth Carolina demo n meet or re pudiate the financial obligations of the staic will meet next Tuesday at Charleston, aud wl) Consist of four delegates from each of the thir \y-two counties of the state. Tis convention the fruitot rome resolutions offered in tle or commerce by Richar: Latuers. Nearly all the delegates already e answer reme- © CONDE > [Correspondence of the N St. Lovis, April 30.—Men ‘Truth is stranger than Section « realize the fact. When the novelist or port desires a strange plot and marvellous denoue meni, critics pronounce the work strai Batural, and wildly sensational, an people thank heaven that sach | things n. coeur in real life. Vet the events ot « occurrence which I msy now patrate are Wild apd strange a= any Kensational story Charles Reade. Let give the ve: Ditory of certain women of St. Lovia. One b now culminated in the sudden desth of M Kath, Of the Lawrence Jowrnai, and wil! Gout ese appear in the courts, therefore, names may be freely given. Seymour \oullaire, prosecuting attorney 0: this county not long ago.a man of French family, of marked ability, avd attractive ma> ners, had a wife to whom attached. She was not ben) young, but of Bne form, more th. tore, and @ seductive magnetinn which has p proved fatal to at least one man. For loving by. TWO CENTS. Canada’s Indian Policy. Toronto, May €—Advices to the 15th of April _bave been received. The Lieutenant TELEGRAMS TO THE STA two men have been shot, one las been po This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Governor is about to send twenty persons ed. ani anorer is now im © of the pont cei SM a around the province to parley with the Indians jows. Mrs. \Voullaire did not employ ber to assure them that a treaty will be made with them for their lands when their lands are neeced, and to urge them not to come in this spring €xpectinga treaty. Some difficulty will be experienced in freight ing to and from Manitoba, owing the prevail- Associated Press Reports. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. The Civil War in France. netic attractions for ber hasban men were charmed by her con’ nd her poetry. Im time @ divorce took nd scarcely had it set ber free whe . J. M. Kath, then engaged tn t here, sought the dangerous prize. ing the woman intensely, and believing that tho» > — 5 CATTLE DICRASR . divorce hed been prochred at Ruth's instiga PARIS DEMORALIZED. hich attacks the mouth and feet. Neither tion, and with his aid. Voullaire assa. ted K —— bcrses or cattle are rece pass hey | the escorting Mra. \oullacre home from ( = States from Ontayio to innepeg.~ an - Both were shot, Voullaire throng SHARP FIGHTING LAST NIGHT AND TO-DAY. freighisne wil Se done bs the Atinnesota Hint. the isng, bat pesthar Matai. Math anateten t ee ‘epresentations have mi tothe author- 4 vorce, woman, and loved her parsionuate TRE END APPROACHING, ities wh'ch may result in the exemption of the {ye <net — , horees and cattle of Manitoba from this regu- They moved to Kansat,and Mr. Rath becam lauen. business manager of the Lawrence Tri Again the seductive woman townd ano love her besides the b d who had hfe and tarmished bis name for her GERMANY TO INTERFERE. If France does not Regain Parison Mon- day Prussia will take it on LIBERAL ROMRETRAD Pitt. Parliament is busy till 10 o’clock every nigh! A Dill reguiating the police force and making many changes for the better will be introduce | family phymcian, Pr. Medlicett, « Tuesday. next week. The government wil! bring of the husband, and became the friend of ¢ their homestead bill. It willbe one of the mot | wite, it circumstances Go not. descive General Bossel Bises to Explain. liberal measures on the continent. Lands hovscs, cattie, &e., will be protected trom creditors, neighbor states that of late Medioott | been at the heuse of Rutli so often as to attr attention and that high words occurred Kuth and bis wife Inst Wednesday im wi this man’s mame was used. But if the » picions of the husband were roused, they m have been allayed again, for that evening — i | Rath having gone to Leavenworth on the a: noon train—Kuth found solace for bis tov ness Ina game of chess with Medticott played, it appears, until 9.99, and the ¢ then left. Ruth rematued in the house jad, Belmont, son of Mrs. Kath by a form | busband. At# 30 he bade Belmont good nig and went to his room. Early the next morn: found him senseles= tn bis bed, jad ran Panis, May 5, (Friday noon.)—General Kos- sel complains of the erroneous statements pub- lished abouthim. He denies that he had de- manced a commission from Thiers and it was rejected since the capitulation of Paris. The ties binding him with the army have been broken, and he remained at bis post simply to finish the work be had in hand for a long time past. His convictions are antagonistic to the former social organizations of old France, which has just succumbed in such a cowardly manner. Stermation and Dissensions | Conste! From Ne The Erie Cana'—The Stack Exchange Plection— Generais Sheridan and Fursythe Bepected. New Yorg, Maj dispatch from avigat will be resumed witain ten days shonld weather favor, and no .u:-her trouble with the | labore! Opp headed by George W. Mac ‘ean, will be run at the Stock Exchange elec- tion on Monday. Charles Darwin accepts a membership of the New York Liberal Club. nerals Sheridan and Forsyt? here Monday. The Tehannlepec pedition Home: | ard ad w Boand. Havawa, May 6.—The United States war steamer Mayfower has arrived foom Sisal. Cem. Shufeldt fs a passenger. The remaining members o! the Tehauntepec expedition are ex- ee in a fe ys. The Maytlower wil! go to ‘ashington in a few days. Her officers and crew are al! well eo MYSTERIONS DiSATPRARANCE OF AN Orrr- crr.—Mr. Charles F. Harrigan, Monee O con- stable, well known here, has mysteriously «is- appeared. He went to Baltimore ou Saturday last, returned on Tuesday morning, and left Justice Plant's office that evening to retarn in & few hours, since when he bas failed to tarn up. Foul play is fear the be: are expected | boy another doctor, himself rewa ing alone with the corpse. Other physic: soon came, and though the hand was yet war and the whole body Bad a lite-I sitting] of the commune yesterday was stormy. The bbiet of staif of mr flotilla has been ar- rested on the charge of deceiving the commune in regaré to the quantity of stores in the ships under his charg Germany to: Vaneaitins, May 5.—Jules Favre and Quar- tier, Minister of Finance. have started to meet Bsmarck at Frankfort. it is thought the meet- ing bas reference to money matters, but the truth is, the German authorities have gele- graphed the Versaillists that it they do not enter Paris by Monday the Prussians will on Tuesday. Favre hopes to gain at extension of time, but is unlikely to eucceed. It is probable the Prussians will bring back the empire if they enter. «| Mediico: Dicawing the myster death, wondering vainly eould have be: :, the cause of it, and searching the clothes ot th» he party found Ruth's diary vest on the piano. Marshal book, looked, perhaps in bai! cried ‘the moet intense excitement while the mar=hai read, traced in Ruth's hand ‘writing, bat with | umeteady band and im evident haste to com plete the before swift-coming dea: Jones deprive Tie Of power, the follow wor DaRii~c: The doctor—! mean Dr. Med cott—gave me @ quinine powder, Wednesday night, April 2. The eflects are these: I hare | S terrible sensation of a rush of blood to the | bead, and my skin burns and itches. | am be coming numb and blind. | can scarcely hoid my pencil, andcannot keep my mind stea ly ferspiration stands out all over my body. and feel ibly. The clock has just stract and I took the medicine about 10.30 p. write this that if | never fee Fou again ¥. bave “3 body examined, and see w: . Good by. and & last thoughts were ot you. 1 more. God bless you, and may we meet in beaven. Your loving husband. L. M. Korn Dr. Mediicott was called, and not being in formed of this accusation from the grave itsei! testified that be had left Rath feeling apparently in bis veual health, and had given fim no med- icine on Wednesday night, bat for some time Ruth bad been complaining of torpid fever. and the Sunday previous he had given him a pre- scription of qu . A warrant had meant: been obtained, and after havin, | doctor was arrested. ‘He showed ment or trepidation, knowing no diary 8nd its terrible evideuce. Wh. kely to resi im consequence of dissessions in the Assembly. Lycteneg Cha ec. There war no firing to-day, but it will begin from Mont Retont to-morrow. It is belicved a grand attack will be made Sunday night. The troops are im excellent condition. Moulin- Saguet was taken by a stratagem. A sergeant, dreased in a blouse, and pretending to be a drunken national, cut down the sentry, and be- fore there was time to give the alarm the rest roshedin. Nearly 1,000 prisoners were taken yesterday Dotogs of the Comm Paris. May 6.—The commune has ordered the immediate release from confinement of the t of Fort Vincennes, recently ar- fuspicion of disio; to the Paris authorities. ‘The new Minister of War, Rossel, is unpopu- Jar with the commune. ‘The commandant of Fort Issy has been di- mised by General Rossel for insubordination Prassiauw Hints. ‘The German commander, General Vonder ‘Tan, bas, ip a communication to the commune, protested ‘against au excess of two hundred thousand troops in the garrison of Fert Vincer Les. ‘Lhe Prussians still intereept provisions tended for Paris, and refuee au ex)lanat Sr. case of in the ac eneas, | returned a verdict last night that Rutu dled from the effects of poison, supposed to have been administered by Dr. Medlicott. —> RB Lovis, May 6—The coroner's fIaac M. Ruth, at Lawrence, K Street. 8.—The Stock Exchange has Presented a service of plate to Mr. Seymour, iis retiring President. Specie shipments to-dy pecrcnmticr—s Artillery from Kansas. Nuw Yorg, May —The First Uniied States artillery has arrived from Kansas. ¥ $1,064,000, 4 CELESTIAL FLIRTATION,—A& great firta- tion is going on in the celestial regions. {tis between Venus, the goddess of love aud beaxty and Jupiter, father of gods and men. Any o can see its nightly progress by watching the western evening sky, where the fair godde-= may be feen displaying her airs and graces, and bewitching the god whore reputation a= a taith- ful spouse is by no means immaculate. Every | night the artful coquet comes nearer to her lover, and, we have been confidently iuformed | that she intends to keep up the sport anti) | the i2th ef May, when she will haughtil¢ pass bim by, and dart off among the stars. he w searched there were found on his person a directly in the track of the fiery god of | ness of Mrs. iiuth and some lines of love poctss the cause of the nection. war, “one of her od admirers, avi | tm ber hand niting. The Fighting Last Night a obsrvers can convince themselves of ‘Think of that dymg husband using his last VEKSAILLES, Ma: Yuere was cannons - truth of these reports. We are sure that ¢ will see the fair syren tak clothed in gold, sparkling wit and looking so irgesistad! of Jupiter must eusnared in her bewitching tolls. But what | does she care for the hopeless passion she has | roused. It 18 only the crowning glory of her Victories that he who reigns in Ulympas sho: sve in vain for her favor. How can she bave j heart who once sold the most beautiful woman in the world for a vote in favor of her unrivaies! beanty?— Providence Jouraa!. = vas eer A LeatugR Gux.—The Oban patriots have invented @ curious cannon of leather as aguly stitute for the metal field pieces unable to obtain. The barrel of the gan | the | Tength and failing sight to trace i | of love to 8 wife whose verses and po | even ther in the keeping of another | that other perbape wa ing all night death unexpected to t himse est neighbor heard a noise im the tween bis house and Ruth's about | window was heard closed ing through the alley. 1 around the house to be »: complete? Pot that sit soned hueband writing bis accusation. whic Ube lover-prisoner waits beneath the window ard will men believe that it can be faithfaiiy copied from actaal events? 1 donot mean to prejudice. Perhaps accident or disease way have the death, though dispatches asset ‘that traces of poison were found ing ail last might; 1 eral engagement js morning there were ss in the trenches, and tor All means of commun © gents in Ferts fesy a Vauvres has been destroyed. ‘the governmer: works have been completed, den fire kept up by Supplementa in the assembly bave been postponed until « the surrender of Paris. ‘he Saltan and the Khedive on Good The Salta; = jon on the stage—a rms Aj Coxsrantixorie, May 5.—The misunder standing between the Sultan of Turkey and the Khedive of Egypt been entirety dls te ‘Lhe Sultan bas sent an ombany % Berlin tulate the Emperor William upon m to the throue of Germany. bie about three feet a a & halt long, and is male by | The coroner's inquest has adjourned autit stretching stout, well dressed leather in a soaked | Wednesday next, the stomach of the de- Successes Claim ed the Comma. | state upon a mould four inches in diameter, au: | coased is being examined br the dectore, iat ist sewing the e: with cords of the native Pm us hope, for the credit of the medical profes- ch bas tenacity. When ‘ry. | s:on, ani! forthe honor of oMAN Mature, that thickness of and their troops have carried the barricade on the Islands of Grand Jatte and Bireau. (probally a cable blunder for Penteux.) Blanchet, member of the commune, has been arrested by wet leather is stretched od upon the first layer, ly added. The breech is made of hard wood, and the chamber is often lined with tin. ‘These guns fire from ten to twenty rounds fore becoming untit for use, he suspicion of the dying founded, or, at least, that the wile may not be ‘mpheated. But the case, asthe papers thas far state it, is horrible enough. -2oe- order of hie associates. General Roaeel, in his ‘Tae DanouRs or THE Bannun'’s Karon. operations against the Versaillists, avoids all | (O.0ed, with Stones, throw The 1 Press bas this startling ‘useless destruction of property. able executio statement:—Kecently we bave professionally Av ilustrious Trio at Frankfort seen two of the worst FRAsEFORT, May 5—Bi-marck, Favre, and canes of Syooris Contegic- sum which have ever othe come under BOtive. our Ponger-(Quartier have arrived here. The tor- | Tange upon an gpproaching column. et ine oe | opr by the same barber, mer received an ovation trom the citizens. Sucr Your Mouta—This ts rather astrong | Tor the barber acknowledges ate fault—in shar “a pap be S the joe scales extended fo the upper ip and sides of the face covered by bair, The vegetal and the rapidity with which the seeds are trans- from part bharp sete ae of Fort VeRrsaiLtes, May 6.—At nyon to-day there was a -harp engagement in the trenches 1 front of forts Isey and Vauvres. The Versaiiie~ troops carried by asgault a smal! redan defen: phrase, but avalyzed ties 'u monary weakness, of teeth. dyspepsia, roneness to infectious discases—all, Bave ot en told, may be cbarged upon the habit inhaling through the mouth aud open mont: very important one. weak, | mitted to part, unul the Gu 0 a torce of communists, who wera tater (sem and aeep a oat ee ersptogramie plant surrounds svers hair fo prisoners. e work, however, was evacuat~ | Therefore, you who would keep your lungs tree | licle, ts only too well known for bject recting he atten r ic attention fo & most serions matter is that barbers learo, through us,to be more careful in ind: by the Versuillists, in consequence of being ex- posed to the fire of Fort Vauvres. from the organic dnet in the atmosphere, shat your mouth, and render yourselt less liable to huifectious diseases. If you would keep your ew ‘rom the Pacific’ Si r lope. r criminate shaving, aud that the public seekior The Female Guestion in the Medical Convention pa rage AE eer Jthoretsofien | their aid will, oF theirown sate, wast mies Detective Kitled— The Grain Market, & &@ moral safety in keeping one’s mouth shut. | “hat we hope will now become @ universal San Francisco, May 6. cal a - practice in the barber sbop—namely, the razor vention held @ stormy seesion yesterday. ‘Tue | OC, ay, thereby think twice before you speak 4 adloc! to be immersed in some warm water bel ore question discussed was the admission of female | fongie. When chitin eee ine ee, being applied to the face. fe a was taost vais. | to destroy fable organism Ww Warnock, a well-known detective, | Bore Sy he Gasenow, theadvice vala- | exist, om the instrument ‘as shot ‘lead at Pioche, Nevada, by a party holding an intrenched position at’a mine, the title tl Those who way have Comtagiosum, aud to which is in dispute. He had uo part in quarrel, but was merely walking in the oe PEA-PupDINe—A New Dish.—Pea- one of the new articles of food comp aint ity of the rine. sdvavtage of being cheap, it wili keep for a long vielding to and we of the ing to the condition of the crops, the grain | time, and it contatae a large amount of nutrt | bint we ofer im the simple immersion of the market has considerably weakened. = tiove matter. idea of using it razor in warm water, and then wiped betore The British bark Komeo, from Hong Kong, | rowed, it is sa ma use. Indeed, in the filthy barber shops of our ao the latest advices trom the interior | mans have improved upo: great town, diseases of more Kinds than sy-os.« of China are by mixing rmoked meat, more favorable. arc propagated, pat with that we do not purpore s entering _ ono. Seockine Scene ix a TeeaTRe— The Di-,: yeas.” It Lolied, it forme 5 coun t ave vegetabie; if eater vd a small quantity said Ipterp:tional Yacht Baees. New Yore. May 6th.—The yacht club Iast night unanimously pesolved to adhere to the . day. s the Prussian government lately | to, of Fiorence, gi account ‘eviously accepted letter of trust by which it gare s%0,000 to a Berlin cous for his secret of aecident ‘which ‘ook ro the other nigh ak Ids the Queen's cap won by the ‘America, making pea-; udding sausages that will not turn | the Prince Humbert ‘heatre, im that city. A and to sail one or more representative vessels | sour. Germastown let pantomime was being performed ~~ against the @iae number of foretgn vessels, in- yaar demseenaigetearasoe=nrane — an encounter taker betwr +, int Bieter a sincis: cemet from sac ‘ast | ¢4,SINGLE TRIAL will convince the most skep- | gands and soldiers. Ome of the fore bri- T-Ashbury in a recent speech declared iust | tical of the ethosey of He! d's Grape Pilie in dat, fell mortally woundet — «eT, who wae be done in intare races. The club also ap- te adice, entered the and~ — « @ ballet having Pointed a committee to open to s, liver com. | At first the audience. snetrated the brain. secure fair and impartial measurement of a!) ‘No’ nausea, no | it coon, howe ~ *pplanded the incident. yachts in international races. . ») rible trage*” . -> r apparént that a ter- A £35 000 Fire. ep koe toed, the au Cincimm ati, May 6th.—The \oss of Blymyer; *hoated, and Norton & Uo., by fire last night, is estimated at ‘osee if the man hoe }, principally in patterns, and work par- ae which " wate box, was PittesvRe, May 6th.—In the United States afterwards District Court for this thirty-three in- pape dictments for counterfeiting have been found pt mt ighteen Sbought that the deceased war Frightfal Aceldent im the Sieg Sing ponte onanged New Yorg, May 6—A gallery in Sing. Sing rere }, across which the men were to ‘potato, used in inner, yesterday gave way, preepitating over Many oe ae ss bread, eighty convicts some to the next gallery 7, herseif PA cine coffee, brewing of and otbers to the stone pavement forty fect he — cea attening farm auimais—i= jor. J¢ was found that two prisoners were fa- ‘ot tee fa a ally injured. i . hum In delicacy of favor, while the ys, Bognd for Manitebna. eC hore abubaane Zhe average prodact STRATHRAY, May 6—An advance party of < rea, dilseea ioe ‘rariety ten families who intend emigrating to icoba being preferred, te be ‘wo gal. left to-day, being the first re from thie and as the average #0re on poor, section for the seule pout territory. Al! foil is from 150 to asbels che are well to do, aud have shipped in advance a ust necessarily be from 300 to or Auriealturai tmplementte, Tie male pacts ol fa wi embark on the 15th, and will go ria Dulath. —— oe & Florida State Es er Senator. row in Brovkiyn, is informed by pric Teer enpatacttetns as dered at Lake City, April sn? “8 ™O i