Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Baily, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St. THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COW'T. SS. M. KAUPPMANN, Prevt. o = THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to their subscribers at Tx Cexts rex ween, or For TY- Four Cexts PER MoNTH. Copies at the counter Two Cents each. By mail—three months, $1.50; vix months, @3. one year. $5.00 TAR—publiched Friday—@1 90 nce, in both eases, + than paid for. INSURANCE COMPANIES. [HE MAGARA FIRC INSURANCE COMPAS Y OF NEW YORK, CAPITAL $1.900,000, nd the KEPUBLIC FIRB INSU. OF NEW YORK Each hi an UNIMPAIRED CAPITAL and a LARGE SURPLUS ying all lowes at Chicaro, announce to the bat bey continue business in this city at ate commensurate With the risk assumed, WILLIAM L. PRAMHALL 4 00., Agents 729 Seventh street N. W. y JINTER AND FIRES ARE APPROACHING. YOUR PROPERTY IN RELIABLE COMPANIES, With A. S. PRATT & SON, Y. M.C. A. BUILDING, INSURE _se26-tf __Corner of Ninth and D streets. ERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. a £500,000 CASH CAPITAL...... ASSETS... Represented by 136,333 19 E. L. SCHMIDT, Agent, oc Id-4w Columbia Law Bailding. E NATIONAL METROPOLITAS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. oF THE DisTRICT COLUMBIA, ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. CASH CAPITAL... owesneeneen GG 100,000 )Mice In Shepherd's Builiing, No. 90936 Penasyl- vanis sreuue.” aT sks RELLY, Preston WM_B. TODD, Vice President. SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary. Ons. & 2-8 Re Win. B. Todd, Wan Gite Sohne, ‘Sonnen, < ” a F. Gulick, Moses Kelly, Se Ghepherd. oole-tt REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Cc. W. HAVENNER @ CO., STATE AND NOTE BROKER. REAL ESTATD AUCTIONEERS, om No. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Tuixy Doon East or Sevenrn Stazzr. We have the following sums to lend on real estate: real estate, improved and unimproved, at private cale Special attention to sales at Auction. Liberal advances pending negotiatio . M. MeRO! . Attorney-ai- Law, McROBERTS 4 Co., BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFIOR Corner léth and G streets, opp. U. 5. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Aw P. BROWN, NTBACTOB AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT Corner of New York avenue and lsth strest. tm all parts of the city for sale on eredit. Houses erected for persons owning ‘and long time notes taken fm payment. Estat Daver bought and sold ____ BOOTS AND SHOES. oot | EE ees ANDREW B. OOYLE FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND CHILDREN. ‘We are daily in receipt of the most approved styles FoR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, a part regard to quality and workmanship. AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. H. BURNS & CO., ee tr 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc. Che “, 38—N2. 5,811. pening Star. ASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1871 TWO CENTS BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. The Rumored Defalcation of a Pen. LIST OF NEW BOOKS. All the MAGAZINES and FASHION BOOKS for November. and ever: and BLANK BOOK oct Times ATIONESY in the 5ST. ‘holesale and retail, at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% street an¢ Penna. avennc, dy Sada Books. FASHIONABLE STATIONERY. LATEST STYLES OF VISITING, WEDDING AND INVITATION CARDS. TINTED PAPERS AND ENVELOPES. Several Novelties of these articles. PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 911 Pennsylvania avenne. N EW BOOKS AT BAaLLANTYSE'S, 402 7th street, Intelligencer Building. Plato's Works, by Jowsit,4vols.. $19. ‘Science, by Prof. Porter, @3." Bark Susser Pl: tual Science, pit, Sermons, ment, by ay abi Al Siz. 2 by rays Intellec- 25. Sword and Gar- of Exercise in > Niet 1 ited States ols OTIOCE. OPENING OF A ™ AND BLA class LITHOG!) The public are inv: ew stock. ‘Oiied nent door to seld-tr NEW sta TIONERY STORE KM. 'ACTORY. Sv Tape “Gey. F-yuESCH. THE TRADES. Awune AND FLAG DEPOT. JOHN C. HOGAN, Manufacturer of Awnings, Flagr \Tents, Horse and Wogen Cone, va ny sa ; 3 itech epecs, over ys store “ocld BMOVAL removed fr. m his old place of = Hepvente to to end peat orders Dealer in Awning Materiats, ry avenue, | vacumicimenpemene FIRST CLASS SCOURER, 618 Orn Sraxer, Orrosirz Parent Orrics, ‘OUSEFURNISHING GOODS. ‘ure bought. tr ’ Bi. W. corner 8th and D streets N.W. jel3-Sm* 101 20ACH-MAK ne + &ECEIVED ‘ON McDE! * A ABRIAGE.. OABRIAGES A) fi eee A iD RN. PAE RTGS on - th. re RARE gcreze — jar SILVER GooDs ABLE CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, aE te “yale Srenne. @. 0. HOOD. a FOR DIAMONDS, &c., Call on BENJ. L. HOOD. acerca Beret: wrme O x SPOLITAN HOTEL ILL BE spepened thi day (or te Feet ee usual NO. H. . “Treen mim. 2 os “rp me ARLINGTON,” 43 VERMONT AVENUE. T. BOESSLE & SON, Be CHINCHILLA OVERCOA oczs a EVENING STAR. sion The following was telegraphed from this city NEY NATIONAL THEATER —Last Six Ni of the accom) ©. GUATIER, I Wines end Brandies, | —<$<$<$<$<$<—$< " ‘hed and beautiful MRS.8.F. | offers ti ee p Bam, ‘s - A . yesterday to the Baltimore Gaze‘te CHANP EAU. MONDAY Octabar 0, IST, est | Jamon He maeey do. Oia Jamaica. Bums, 0 i Washington News and Gossip. piidtis umored here that the pension agent at ation ‘4 ram - ive, een a defau a mount, cee rams charminn poem. ag ge ren Fom ig sgorieh and Iriel Siblakon ‘sherry Wines GEN. SuEnMAN bas returned from Ohio. and thotemeaal investigation snow being made Eaaoaa oes Woven vse ERD | Grebe Siwoatgtep th PMG | tnrnnvas Rovere —The resp rom ai | Seeman frees: Sem cree Spirmteciote. 4 Ss FAIR. catel, Angelica and . r r- | Lource to-day were $934,375.47. and ten thousand dollarson deposit. Data.” RUPURDAT EVENING Beene oe aa every rae ion ee cock. The chee | Huwny A. Baoan has been appointed by the | There are two pension agents at Philadelphia evening thereafter until further notice, at MA- s President portmaster at Albion, New York, vice | —Forbes and Calhoun—and they know nothing SONIC TEMPLE, oth and F streets. ‘oc 4 30 Sin Mt Onuall, apenas : at the Treasury of either of them being a de- Orn.) ON EXHIRITION |New Ne Se ee, faulter. Forbes has balance to his credit of 4 AND SALB* 4 Cex. G. D. HankincTon, chief clerk of the | £32,000, and Calhoun has $25,000 to his credit. TrH Sr. Tre Br. 2,008, ad C r Cersus bureau, has returned, and assumed cha-ge of the bureaa dying the absence of Su- of Pensions Baker says there ‘s amounting to $10,000 (not $110,000) in No. 486 Seventh street, between The = will be read with Fellow-n Hall, terest. eight doors above Odd intendent Walker the accounts of Pension Agent Forbes, but he toe Oil Paintings, Engravings Chromot, £0, nder date of April 2th. 71, Dr. Henry J. Rogers, | <7! ker. (the Commissioner) does not believe that there ‘Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Window 68 aha street, ‘an eminent ayeician Tux Prestpent received a large number of | i8 any defalcation. He thinks it may be sati=- 4 z . > re, juades Pictures, Frames.Plcture Cords and Tassels’ rites regarding CRYSTAL DISCOVER’ ‘ z = factorily explained, being merely errone peal fhe 2 mee sitords me much’ please to bear testimogy as | visitors to-day, among them a entries—clerfeal ervors im the accounts for pane Wise Maas pial Mention, \aglty? e efficacy (of your ea Trou geese | and Representatives. General Sherman had a | ment of army and mary pensions The Cao. —_— — — ae | (re tare, a hile 12 toate. f n iey toeaveciog'c | ‘ong interview with the Prcsident this morning. | missio mner bas sent a man to Philadelphia to in- — \ he a 2 n now is LECTURES. ety wt te, without at al sstceting the remainder. on. Cowss, — shogdee thes eter poi thas the above peragre cs Stat injustice — — — remove tly a) ANCE, reco . is Tes cr h, expect a that screpancy will EORGE W. CURTIS, Esq., of New York, will | to ¥ beth in Burope and this | Tt Das ‘dal sen adtaete tho $b a8 pracns ik Tole bbe Gua eee Beowatlnen uanchurchccorperofahand wrndncon FURS | (hota nicck. Nowe wiih ys Seat Dishes | ‘he Tolan country on vasinem connected with | ghnst sass he gave po sac informe as ii ~. of on a * . b DAV EVENIN i Jetober ais a Bascal | EMER ie desired shade—the nataral color of my the Intorlor Depa: iment. t-efersed to in the @lepatch quoted abore. Tickets Fifty Cents each, to a’ ip % y sack Solemons “Bookstore, ‘or at. the door Sarg? | Me Peat Preparation Tino oy pogens.”. | Att Hane —Attorney Gencral Akerman, Sec- |. aioe Gee ages ae eae HSANTO DOMINGO ate en las, Harmen Meg ste Tieng Portdepag eigen adhe A poh panama ut a “wd ration ive new to. air, wl te ity. or N 7 TOA T. Wat. CONALD. win. econ th; | Gayedor gray. ft'will stop the bale failing' and fe- | returned to the in town, and the Cabinet moet. | rorne,{tial gf sacob Rosenzweig, in New Vork United Staiex Commission of Inquiry to that Island | move dandraff, Boldby many of the pal drag- | Cabinet are now In town, and the Cabinet meet- | for the murder, by maipractice,of Alice Bowlsby, as correspondent of the New York Herald, will de- inky ed af depot au aba D etractns NW ing to-morrow will theretore be a full one. in the celebrated trunk mystery, was concluded thebenentot t charity fund of Fagracu Boat No. gla el cinta on ted NATIONAL System or Epucation vor Ja- | Saturday, by the conviction and sentence of Ko- 4 A.R.,on MONDAY PAN.—The Commissioner of Education has been xeque-ted by the Japanese charge d’affairs to ner Dand 9th strects. at Parker's, on 7th Hotel, and et the Nigh, at Grand Army Hi ete 80 cents, to be, treet Bisbee oabee door on the nig! senzweig to keven. at hard labor in the pen- Hentiary. "Towards the Close of, this cece on defense attempted to prove that the body tounl ip the trunk was not that of Alice Bowlsby. that by Comnoissen: “THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.” draw up a plan for anational system of education der : y tbe handkerchief found in Rosenzweig's house Escereentcummrcs ct sctlock, — selabets ARTO TES appetite sad digestion, and it ts an- | for Japan. bis was not hers, and that the woman did not die 2 Weare directed by Mosers. LEA & PERRINSto | | Tnat Ura Tix MixE—Samplesof socalled | irom malpeactee, prosecute all parties ‘or vending counterfeics, LADIES’ GOODS, &. 188 E. A. McCORMICK WILL OPEN A T large and elegant stock of THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY delivered the reply for the prosecution. The audience were deeply moved by the toaching picture he drew of the miserable condi tin ores received at the General Land Office ‘rom Utzh Territory have been subjected to a erical analysis, also to acrucible assay, but making UNCAN’S SONS. ae Agents, New York 9 ion o in neither exse covld the least trace of tin be de- | the seduced girl. Driven to desperation, ae FALL ADD WINTER MILLINERY, teetcd. secs the advertisement that Dr. Ascher’ docs at business of this deseription in Amity Place. She finds the man who, for takes the liveso! unborn babes, and sometimes of their mo. ver: the blood vessels are torn and lacerated, and she leaves pnd ay acorpse, doubled up, naked, na trunk, and her wretched seducer, without waiting foraccusation, puts a pistol to'his head and takes that awful leap in the dark which lands him in eternity. THREE DEATHS LAID TO ROSENZWEIG. At oon Judge Garvin turned around, and with flashing eyes and upraised arm, and a voice that struck terror into the cowering pris- : “ And there, gentlemen, sits » before you twelve men, who is the author of these three deaths—the mother, the child, the seducer—andall the pun- ishment this monster can get when you find him pony bY seven years in State prion. Would at who make these laws could sit at this here; and then we would ask them if statutes of this deseription are not to be reformed, so that held to be THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, PATTERN RONNETS, ROUND HATS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACKS, &c., All of the latest importations. oc)8-3m* 506 oh street, between E and F. ® a Ex-Concressman W. A. STORE3, who was arrested here on Friday last on the charge of de- frauding the government, hes retained as his counsel Mce-rs. Brent and Crittenden—R. J. Brent, of Bal:imore, and Gen. T.T. Crittenden, formerly of Kentucky. _ GOVERNMENT'S FINANCIAL PROGRAMME FOR Novemper.— The Secretary of the Treasury has directed the assistant treasurer at New York to purchase one million dollars’ worth of bonds every Wednesday in November, and to sell one iriilfon in coin on the first, third and fitth Thurs- days of that month, and two millions on the sec- ond and fonrth Thursdays. PrnsoxaL.—Senators Gameron, Patterson, Edmunds, Harlan, Pomeroy, Trumbull, Pool and Carpenter, and severaf Representatives are now in the city. ----Hon. John A. Smith, of Ohio, is at the Ebbitt. ----Gov. R. B. Bullock, GRAND OPENING aT H. KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, cos! NINTH AND F STREET#, of an entire New and Selected Stock of LINER: FANCY Goons. LOWERS. PRATHER (RIBBONS FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS, And ail the LATEST NOVELTIES of the Season OVES AND OORSETS ie s029-tr N's RY PEARL TOOTH POW AD pet te dey ps SUSE TD H.B. % 4 “a : “1 ft would murder, not man- LADIES’ HOSIBR’ Georgia; Samuel W. Fuller, editor of the Chica- 7 at the lowest market FALL AND WINTER go Post: and Willis Gaylord, Eos, of New York, slaughter, to perpetrate offenses of ‘this descrijy M, Wier: wouse iy Paris, = No. 7 CITE TREVIS, Has been re-established, and he will be able to show, from this oe, the Best assortment of AL LACE GOUDS, reat the Aritageen ‘The address closed at half-past 1 o'clock, and Gen. SPInNKR has completed his annual re- | ® recess taken for 15 minutes. THE RECORDER'S CHARGE. port. In it he makes reference to the stories] uz RD 7 ; lately published about public monies said to} wincentey ‘ett recited the statute under BUSINESS FULLY INAUGURATED prisoner was indicted, and directe: ONNETS and ROUND HATS, = have been stolen from the Golden Rule in the | the jury toask themselves why was not the cece Ghos GHAIN RIBBONS Carribean Sea, and about the warrants al'eged | oner's daughter Rosy produccA te give nint the ILKS, VELVETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. HABLE BROTHERS, to have been made out at the Treasury for bis | benefit of any explanations. Why did the pris CLOAKS, BUITS, LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS, (Spinner’s) benefit. He shows the falsity of the | oner not to tle carman, but, without a the J.B. B. toner, HAIR BRAIDS made to his published statements, and smorts that they were | word, on the car, which however ow de., fc. aks aT WITH A GORGEOUS STOCK or RICH AND | gotten up solely for political purposes. the ? Why was the bod: ean VARIED STYLES 0: eae 907 Pennsylvania avenue. Bj EEOBIVED—& fine assortment of Berg. man y doubled up, when as we know, life could 35 have i‘ Dd ee stiffness a= ‘eat had not yas it that up, naked and seemingly ‘with no more consi a than APTER THE CHOCTAW Bonps.—The Supreme FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, | secretary of the Treasury to answer on the third Samet would have been givn toadog’ If a crime BERLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED SLIPPER of November 00 the peti SA. Corwine, 1 Ser ace tear committed, why was the trunk PATTERNS, FOR GENTLEMEN AND THEIE SONS. Esq., counsel of Lewis, Brothers & Co., of Phil- | checkid for ‘ wh; &c., &c., which I am pre} to sell at the lowest adelphia, praying tor a mandamus to compel the | hired the car, m: jously disap) prices. “Uall aud be convinced. Secretary to issue to them 25) bonds of $1,000 | poor girl's shortly told. Trusting, bee M. P. LERCH, 714 7th str cach. with interest coupons for ten years, in ne~ | trayed, ahe and her neducer sleep the slees thet outt-te between @ and Every effort has been put forth this season to | cordance with acts of Congress and a requisition | Knows no waking. Your duty is tocalmly weigh FULL LINE OF crawn by the Choctaw nation of Indians. The | the testimony, and render # verdict according OORSETS, PLEASE THE PEOPLE; claim arovuts to about four hundred thousahd | to your oaths.” ‘The jery then retired. At reduced prices. Calland oURULER's, le boars eee Pe dollars. THE VERDICT AND SENTENCE. aulé-tf 715 Market 6 ical Tax Civit Service Commisstox—The chair- | , After am hour and a half the jury returned SELLine AT 8. HELLER S. into the court, which was at this fime crowded STYLE, QUALITY AND MAKE to excess. man of the committee, Mr. Curtis, insists thatin MARKET Sracn, NATURAL CU! aseleciion of public officers all considerations Clerk—How say, you gentlemen, is Jacob Ko- gaipieine walsovs fue emortiment EME | rank canal, if not superior, to any resdy made | should give way to the paramount one of private senzweig guilty of not guilty of mabslaughiter in "ATION HAIR CHIGNONS, SaTer clothing in the market. character and qualifications for the position. | A bg ost a majority of the members agree that a system can breath) silence foreman an- auls-tf 715 Market . Peg ora looking to the fitness and qualifica- | swered: “We find him guilty, and recommend Scundecares aoa! ieaving Ganesan voeret aan Mowesequanted the clerk to poll the j y’ ie iti jury, EDUCATIONAL. political qualifications to late ltself. ‘They | which was done, and Mr. Sullivan moved for GERMAN —Dz. DYREN FORTH, teacher of Ger- HAS NEVER HAD 5) REAT DISPLAY foia that no law will prevent this political pref. ent 0: erment from entering into the distribution of offices. It is probable that there will be several reports from the commission. he question of political patronage in the making of appointments was very tully con- sidered by the commission to-day. man in the Public Schools. will open a class for 7 ay ‘AND Bee, begiunors on WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 1,6 o'clock, at No. 224 3d street, N.W. No class to contain more than eight pupils. ' The ladiey and gon- tlemen who were inquiring for the ¢octor during mee in Chicago, may him at me now. Un [8 BOSSL YEN SEMINARY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, enee. Clerk.—Stand up Rosenzweig. Did you ever learn any mechanical trade ? ‘The pri looked stupidly at the clerk and Cape Motioek (court kee What is r. business? z viciiial a Prisoner—A physician. C'erk.—What have you now to say why judg- pronoun: AG! TIFUL DESIGNS OF PIECE GOODs. Inspection and comparison invited. All willre- | MRS. CHAxPRAC, wife of the popular come- algrye LE coive attention, whether they wish topurchase | dian of that name, appeared at the National | Ment should not be according to = Sa ee eee Theater last week in “Christie Johnstone” and | “The prisoner whispered with his counsel, and ™~ bg Pot stig ‘cuiceaak “Expiation,” and has made a most favorable = beget a okecig: his bands rep e |, “Your .H. JONES, En taverent aa is olty. does or, 1 am not guilty.” _L. RUGENE VOLUIERE Prof. of French. 0f-6t ABLE BROTHERS, not make the mistsne of depending cone es The Reeray, WHOLE srony ovr. : 188 HARROVER’S SEMINARY for You form, expressive tace and eyes like those of Reeorder-— Rosenzweig, no person living MYR SAsP overs Se Teupen on MONDAY, | ocl?__¥. W. OOR OF 77m AND D STREETS. Madonna Dolarces, to win topuier favor, scan | kuows betier than you that £5 tue ‘Wednesday Oct. Za For circulars ‘apply at the Epiphagy a painstaking and careful actress. Fully iden- | ‘he operation was performed with a stee! instru SRR ROVER, ” Stdrese the principal, Mise tifying herself with the character she axsnmes, 5 on Thursday she was better, and on Sat- (Caarestneee TOOLS, OF ALL KINDS. and forcible and vigorous where the occasion requires it, she does not expend her power ex- ceptwhen the action of the piece requiresit, | © the recommendation of the jury, and like all those who have ascended the ladder hard 1a to seven years in the State vf fame step by step, gives that care‘ul attention | Prison, with labor. to details which is so necessary in making up a | _ The audience loudly ‘PP complete stage picture. To-night she apy received the sentence with a stolid look, and very in “Dora,” dramatized by Charles Reade trom | °0olly, to all appearance, walked back to the pen Tennyson's charming poem, and a great treat | *t the rear. urday, when she i your advice, sh got iil and died’ I shall motor ie ordinary Jnstremental Music & special Cy See 4 ing recentl: ittended johnson's Normal Course of ‘Instructions; ie Prepared'to teach his new aad simple ‘metliod- specialty." Wor farther information inning se v28 F + For farther isto re a IR street, betwoengs and i. sea oel6- Im Ts; S. A. PECK’S SELECT SCNOOL FOR "fie STREET OR ROAD PLOWS, DIRT OB BOAD scoops, DIRT BARROWS, HEAVY IBON TRAY BARROWS. The twelfth annual session commenced "| may be expected, as the character is one in Crisis in Utah. Sept, 1th. Full pageware ‘may be obtained from WHEELBARROWS, which Mrs, Chantran has made s decided it | rug rorrcamy TRIALS eee cins coxvier- the Princips 7 sc30-1m* WHIF FLETREES, Sees Gree ore ee XD—BRIGHAM YOUNG TO BE TRIED POR NUR- SGLISH, FRENCH. AND OLASSICAL IN GBINDSTONES, fag anthony fhedlry Pwr piped tod In tity | DER—THE SAINTS FLEEING PROM JUSTICE. E STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, Bite as duting the precarctully mounted tn this | "Phe firstof the trials of the pol mists before Mga ANGE EO SAORSON, Princival. OX YOREs, city as during the present season at the National. | :ne United States court at Sat Lote henna No. 918 New York avenue, northwest. ly ——_+1ce-_ BOLLERs, iow im conviction. The accused, Thomas Hawkins, SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND STRUMENTAL MUSIO. B one of the leading lights in the Mormon AMES & ROWLAND'S SHOVELS, Tae Pouiticat SitvaTION IN EXGLAND.— STEEL STREET PICKs, A New York paper publishes a despatch | church, and the principal witness against lie ED ATRUMENT A viving an account of a late meeting of the | was his first wife, whose trials under the yoke of bis prufeneton,* gh ey ped PICK HANDLES, British Cabinet, at which questions relating | her Turk of a husband seem to hace beck eee paplls A clnks of young indice will be recelved at CROWBARS, (othe oval family were discursed. ‘The larly severe. ‘The sentence Imposed isa de of is residence, No. street cast, ween A a ueen had een asked to co +500, and imprisonment three years. id B north, Capitol Hill. selé-2m MATTOCKS, riage of the Duke of Edin, * _ ae McKean sentence on Hawkins, the ivgamist, at Salt Lake City. He ex self as being sorry for bim, and said that when- ever his good behavior and the public good STREET HOES, BATTAN BROOM3, LOG AND TRACE CHAINS, sian Princess, to sign certain public docu. wents which were presented to establishment of a regency, with the Prince Doasse VARIETY OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, of Wales as regent, each and all of which she | would justify it, he (the ju would gladi: oc25 ___ between th and 1th mreets. TRUCKS, sefuscd. The subject of a regency was after- peo Ee is pardon. ‘Tie espero. ed LAY Gaass Seep, AXES, &e., &c., wards further considered in the Council, and a | was large, covtrary to expectation there wee definite proposition was made to appoint a Chancellor to sign documents in place of the Queen. Mr. Gladstone made a speech at Green- urday, in which he eulogized the For Street Parks, Lawns, Yards, &c. FERTILIZERS. STABLE FIXTURES, HAY CUTTERS, STABLE BARROWS, vi little excitement in the court room. The United States authorities were HN A.B Q limented his coll allude, posed 40 be detmonstens defiant, but the JOUN A. BAKER. Queen, complimented his colleagues, alluded | jose cmonstrative an t, oc?-2w Louisiana ay., bet. th and lth sts. CURRY COMBS. with much satisfaction to the iy are depressed and gaeieo® 8. exaesan HORSE BRUSHES, Wberal party, Cc CARRIAGES!!! STABLE BROOME, more contented, and pr On hand, « Jar aber of now in the colon second-hand UARRIAGES at ‘red AXLE GREASE, various other military Prices. All work sold warranted to be as repro- CABBIAGE JAC! sented. BEPAIRING promptly attended to. if Tre CHICAGO BRICKLAYERS.—The btick- | ment of them with ROBERT H. GRAHAM, STABLE FORKS, i © brick- grand jury, charging _2e22-8* cor. 9th andiD st. Factary WHOM. HALTER CHAINS, dey Fst acone de flowing! nesiton We Hor, Hom Fine ah aplication bf Bi si the brickls: Le FEO Paes Oe E> BUCKETS, os ‘The simplest and most powerful in use. MEASURRS, &c. waiting for a con- CHARLES Woop, tothe camp, some anos Bl 270. A. BAKER, Sepia sate get pen Paley 1 out scHOMAOR ER 2 Go wae AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, to the officers dared, and FACTORY, PHILADELPHIA, % LOUISIANA ——- dic. 4 ‘of tone and elegance. is s The officers, were ‘noth- poe wee consist ie 7a Ricksca o and a man named several years oa semlyi 93 A warrant out for arrest of Orson HE ARLINGTON STABLES, ak batt ‘ae aepats naa San 1724 G Srneer, wean Wan Deranruent, ~ent to arrest him. He was to the B. ORUIT, Ja., Proprietor. 4 w tena : on the month, Se city, -| sabe raaisan ne aT Bie = wat ‘urs. Particular in ce 18-1y Paoverstons. Eat had lo Oe bait FPRASEUIN, HOTEL, Co D y «cA 7, Rieke ih new aebee ‘GYMNASIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY, ies ob on D. ss = =. | wuuserr e mvorr, 9 CORNER BIRTH AND D STRERTS. peOtH DI ae e 905 Punstivama Avance, Open from9 a.m. to 10 p.m. _ 8T 8 i, oe ae ee FASHIONABLE BATTERS AND FURRIERS. | Terms. $1.20 per month, or $3 per quarter. cca _ 3011 Poona. ave. bet. Mh adie te ———— ane, 4 Baths, Leckera and A in — ; United Y W PI tebe y a AlLtbs latest Sik, Felt, and Cloth HATS fe ito} } Of a0 Kinds om band end for jexeeutive, can be ortars cated” 8 Tage | ESS Bie rar wats | EN For peasy ee Ae | ees cee NEN a DoE TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, FROM EUROPE TO.Day. Teicgrophed Exclusively to Tae Evening Star. A Pentan Trial in Debtin. Deniim, Oct. #0.—The trial of Kelley, fot the murder of Head Constable Talbot, commenced te The prisoner wre escorted to the court room by a body of soldiers. French, A@airs. Removal of the Copiial—New Malian Miniter — Prince Napeoicon. Paris, Oct. 9° —1t is thought the Assembly m remove its sessions from Versailles to this ¥ ng the winter on account of the cold means of against which * are not deemed ade- rooms at Vers quate. It is prob pointed It Prince Napo As arrived at Genoa, when: he will proceed at once to Florence > England's Contribution to the Chicago 1 ferers. Bu ; Oct. 0.—The Mansion House fund Chicago sufferers amounted Saturday ig te {42.600. The Manchester sadscrip- tion aggregates £16,000, A Russian Pianist Coming. ot. 30.—J. Grau has engaged th ted Russian pian'st, Rubenstein, for th vemson in America. - - Charles O'Conor on the Reign of Ter ror im New York. New Yorn, Oct. 3,—Charles Oe declining the Awembly nomination re ondition of the city, the Impurity of t sletter ws the ot and ime « euting suits by which the city will be rescued from this state of things. Mr. O'Conor denies Attorney General Chany lain’s assertion that his suits against the city ring are brought to interfere with the state pros- centions, ©'Gormon says he wil! prosecute his suits to a conclusion and that they are brought vase ome doubt exists about the power of thestate to yunish those through fraud or neglect of duty the cits’ moncy has been unlawfully paid out, He brings suit so there may be no bility of failure to get full justice for the citizens. : - The New Lox, the reien of rv Hic says his whole That said Haggerty and Baulch, on the 16th of September, broke Into the build? ng and office of the controller of the city and courty with the intent to steal divers documents and records, the twoperty ‘of the aldermen, and commonality, amd that prvones flgulouiy break inte said ic building and office and st on ‘ers of the pul There are two indictments agatnst excl prioners—one for grand larceny and the other for burglary. nd Reet for the Western Fire Sufferers. ew York, Oct. 30— Additional subscriptions i Gcived by the committee of presbytery of New York for the sufierers by the western fires to Oc- tober 2 reach $1,000 of which bave been appropriated t the Michigan and Wiscon- sin suficrers. A letter was received here a short time since by Dr. Field, of the Keangelist, from Key. Ar- thur Mitchell, of the First Presbyterian church of Chicago, stating that among the worst suffer- crs by the great fire were the poor sewing girls who liad lost thelr sewing macaines. "The il, cox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company being applied to for aid in their behalf, gave fifty sews ing machines, to be distrbuted through Mr. Mitchell to the most deserving of the destitate women. Pires. Fort Warx®, Ixp., Oct-30.—The paper milla of Freeman & Barnett, six miles nort! of this lace, were destroyed by fire this morning. The amg will reach $25,000; insurance light. Fhe fire “Tomconn, NH, Oct ta The wostshed, CONCORD, N. Oct. 30.—The en- gine-houre and water-house of the Concord rail- t Hooksett, were burned this morning. 5,000; insured. Mason Aldrich’s barn, at West Littleton, was burned lest night, with ten head of cattle, twenty-five tons of hay and a quantity of grain. Incendiary. — ne Now Kook. New York, Oct. 30.—Forty of the prisoners confined in the Ludlow street jail for debt, were Sapreme od, aged 77, and Wm. Johnson, a negro, were discharged.’ The remainder of the pe ae Ts were directed to prepare statements of their cases by Thursday next, for submission to the court. Ope Another N. Railroad ning of ew . Down East. Rocktaxp, Mz., Oct. 30.—The rails of the Knox and Lincoln railroad reached the depot rounds in this city yesterday afternoon. A large number of citizens were present to witness the arrival of the first construction train that ran over the whole length of the road. Regular trains will start from here Wednesday. —— pe Professor Agassiz’s Exploring Expe- ditties. PHILADELPRIA, ©. ler, built for the United § sails to-morrow, from Kaigh: ton, where Professor Agassiz and party will be taken on board. They will then start on an exploring expedition around Cape Horn and up the Pacific. The Hassler will be under com- mand of Captain Phillip Johnson. The Pennsylvania Embezzler. Hannisnvne, Pa., Oct. 30.—JSudge Pearson delivered a long decision this morning in the Evans case, discharging him on the charge of embezzling funds of the State received from the general government in payment of claims grow. out of the war, and holding him in $100,000 ball +9 appear on copias. es Saved His mane ag Lost His wn PHrtLapErrasa, Oct. 30.—Jefferson Spell fell in attempting to get on a train in Morristown. He had two children In his arms at the time, but threw them on the platform in safety. His leg was crushed. He died while undergoing ampu- tation” G& New York, Oct J. Shaw and Henry B. Rand have commenced suit against Andrew J. Garvey for $34,605, for work done in painting the tax office. An attachment has been issued against the property of Garvey as an ab- sconding debtor. _ Arrest of the Mayer and other City Micers of Lexington, Ky. 2 ox, Ky., Oct. 30.—The Mayor and ctmen's trom the federal court charged with felony, growing out of the disturbances at the August elections. —__e—__ The Oldest Daily r. PHILADELFRIA, Oct. 30.—The North American and United States Ga of this city completed to-day the one hundredth year of its existence and the eightieth year of its continuous daily publication, it being the oldest daily newspaper on the American continent, es Remarkable Case ef Suicide. An extraordinary case of suicide of a child o 11 years, was yeste: rey the Coro- ner's office, and its inv entered upon by Mr. Schirmer. The ‘so far as known are peculiarly i » aad show a pair im oun ater pai one 80 4 Bertha Smith, iu of precocious development, and reading st No. 65% Tenth avenue, asked of her » to visit the can Institute Fair. jer request was refused, on ‘that the was too great, and there was no one to accompany her, The girl remon- strated, and represented that some of her female friends were sing, sad Gat she would be back by daylight. mother was tnexo- rable, and Bertha fretted and moped about all day, not caring to disguise or conceal her an- : 1 #