Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Bally, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Ith Bt., a Tis BYES JEWSPAPER COMPANY, an. Renee van President, pes alaataen et ds Sel THE EVENING St supcriters st Ts ‘orn ers F Two Cuxts each. ‘atx months, 83.00; one year, i t# servea by ceiriers to CENTs PER WED, or Fortt- NTH. Copies at the cou i] na months, $1.0; | ! THE WEEKLY STAR—Pablished Pridey— 91.01 | eyear, SF Invariably inadvance, in both cases, and | 32 paper sent longer than paid for, | 7 Rates of advertining furnished on application PIANOS, &c. . 4I—NE. 6,267. = WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1878. Foening Star, TWO CEN'Ts. ANUSEMENTS. Je, EEEAS, 148 Th strvet w. he P a iG AND REPAIRING, VARNISHING PIA S08 PSICAL INSTRUMENTS. be most faithful 101 £ BRO .420 lth erreet west, near f Pennsylvanis avenue, over | oil Known #8 prectical Pieno and | calers io Pian and | miotr | ACTICAL PIANO hia- RAND REPAIRER, DOKGANS. Orders re KARE ® Jewelry Store, 629 Py SATRN’S Dreg Sto POLISHING AX Ways receives t by GL. WILD street t-te EB & CO. SPIANYS, PHILADELPHIA @REAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES. tostroments, wich, on account of their ra ity Over all ochers, have in a few years othe most po = kere, as well as all) i scan be bad now for the fol- RE PIANOS from 9575 to S678. ee PLaNos test e010 $700, GRAND PIANOS trom ho wish to seve from $1W to to por & inet ebt oat, are invited to cull for shemrives. Piatos for rent. Piance e-pairing properly =ttend « EL RICHTER, Ageot, 935 Pennaylvanin avonve WILLIAM EXABE 2 CO. a TINORE, MARYLAN GRAND, SQUAKE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. ‘These instraments have been before the public for forty years, and epon their excellence Stained 65 enpurc! pre-s Which pr: uwownces them unequalled for theit tome, touch, Rs Pe and . have beeu awarded sixty-five gold and aitver at difterent tatrs over cther competitors. All of thelr BQUAKE PIANOS have their uew and improved Overstrung Seale William McC $ fre J. M. SQUIER & CO. PENNSYLVANIA AV 3446 GR. SPEst Ni! GRAN . CA. wa N RAMM ular and Talented Artists, pr are GREAT CALIFORNIA LING BR: in advan Enthusiastic success of th THE QUEBN OF OPERA Wales orena Hotsc. FOUR NIGHTS AND MATINEE, Cop mencing WEDNESDAY, Ave 3 GNER’S M HAVERL ™ R.E.M HALL, SAM PRICE, REN BROWN, JOHNY BOOKER, CHAS. HEY- WOOD, Comedian CAL WAGNE: ANFIFLDand BOOKER. Song and Dance Artists. RTETT: Reserved Seats for sale at Box Office for three day ‘e. a2l-6t ASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE. (Bleventh street, south Peonsylvania avenue.) nent of th —_ GEORGE W. Ww ular young American Star, THOMPSON. Who will appear on Tharsday, April 2i-h, and each eve z thereafter, in the great se tional to m of THE WASHINGTON DETECTIVE. Produced with a powerful dramatic cast. Engagewrnt of the famed vocalist and comedian, RE. britliant Premiers Dan ene TA RONZATTI. , THE SENYAMS: SAMUEL, the Ring of Air! rind WO, SEW GRAND BiLiers’ ire arance of the beantifal se it SES7SS MAUGIE WESNER The charming Qaeen of Vocalists, MISS FANNIE DAVENPORT. The youthful Dytch Comedian and Vocal st, MASTER HERBERT CAWTHORNE. ‘The beautiful and dashing danseuses, AIRALFY SISTERS. AND OUR MAMMOTH NOVELTY TROUPE. THE LAST OF THE MODOCS, Sc., 2. Matiners WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. apa tf W425 SEW, OPERA House. JOHN T. FORD......Proprietor aud Manager. M'LLE MARIE AIMEE, URFE seu M'LLE COUCHI ri @ymn at NEW PARISIAN O mt of seats to Music Stor WALL's NEw OPERA HOUSE. FOR 2 NIGHTS ONLY AND 1 MATINER Sal Eilis mmence FRIDAY, ee ae a MONDAY avn TUESDAY NIGHTS, Apri! 21 & 22. MATINEE TUESDAY, AT 2 P. M. WHITNEY'S GREAT ALBANY COMRIN\- e With naae iaeaae TION the ‘ery best company ever in this city, iu \ cares Sy ae the great moral Ir WASHINGTON, D.C. UNCLE TOM’S CABI f pa The wonderful « ir Acts bal ALBERTA. in her astonish impers it asi >the Topsy, pith Song=. Jigs, Dances, Banjo Stos F. BKODHEAD, Brekoer, , Room 5, Washington, D.C J. Bo. 939 Penna pt, making them in every respect SECURITIES "i FIRST -CL. Refers by permission to Lewis Johnson & Co., Washington, D. C.: Moses Kelly, Esq. Cashier National Metropolitan Bank, Washington, D. 0. Hon J nd Ler, Washing- ton, B.C ward Clark, Esy., Architect U. 3. Cxp- ftol, Washington, D marl7-3n "pg HE NaATI G ith and D st hy ora FiOM 10 A M. TO 3 P. _declt ly CHAS. BRADLE YERMAN AWE Ne. ole © Six ‘. Opposite the Post-Ofica Department, me to 4p. m. | Saturdays open an receive de; nly. — Gepesite. Collections mate and A. EBERLY. V. Pres, +0. B. PRENTISS,Casi't NAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC M GS AND ;HE FREEDMAN savi 1 ‘TRUST COMPANY. Banking House, No. 1507 Pennsylvania avence, opPeplig the Trenanry PER CENT. INTEREST. interest Geaums the Pu Each Month. PAYS FOUR PEK CENT. on business accounts from date of de] be, Lsrwes Cersifentes of Deposit bearing 6 and 4 per cvut BAS BEAN FICES io all large t i jarge towns and cities of the Senth and Southwest. Bank Acurs,$ 2. ™m. 10 4p. m. Open W adnesiay and Saturday nights from 6% to 5 @elock, to receivedepesitecnly. Call at the Bank or gend fer 8 copy of the Charter and By-laws. j13-ly Jj4* COOKE & CO., BANEKERS, Buy SELL FOREIGN EXCHANGE. and ISSUE CULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for ‘Travelers, avaciatic in amy part @ the world. Oar Drafts on JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH & CO,, : LONDON, ere Cashed tm any of Exolanb, IRELAND anc Bcoris sp, free of char maa) W 4sutxeton CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner Tih street and Lowtsiana avenue. ‘AYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT > ¥ ro Interest commences from date of deposita. — ean be made and drawn at will. mymcf J. A Ri SURF. Treasurer. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. _ d rival of Lotta, favorite Actor, cle Tom” living. zreat ORGE KUNKEL, Little MAMIE as @ most powerful cast of char EF Dont! UNCLE Tom's ONBIN ever pr nee Box office open for the sale of seats from 19 a.m. to2p_m. al? OLp No. On Exhibition New SN oon { and Bale ae se St. a MARKRITER’ apes No. 439 7th street, between D E streets, eight docrs ako s Also, | t sto. alte, largest toc ‘a Winta haces. Pictures, ‘ramia? Pictur Gorda aud Tar els, Ri tin, Rl.y jistcict. Ms cxsa’ ® ~ Please remember Name and Namber, —_jel-Iy* LL KINDS OF CAST-OFF*WEARING AP- A Patt an Be sot the very best advantage by addressing or calling on . 619 D street, between 6th and 7th n. w. ‘Cash pal Notes by mail promptly attended to. fs LD GOLD, SILVBM, Bi 1, BTC. O'vooetr a fale price toro Boe Pane tees sehold Furnitare ‘pall ny avenge dn-iy* THE TRADES. WNINGS. JOHN ©. BOGAN. 713 Market Space, Manufacturer of AWNI ‘GS, for St: ites City and TENTS and FLAGS for sale or rent vie mt fo y & cr PROOF AWNING MATERIAL — PLexsine AND GAS-FITTING. ‘Those desiring to have their Plumbing and Gas- Fitting done ins ueat and substantial manner, and on reasonable terms, should leave their orders at — Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill, rk warranted. 4 ‘om* WM. ROTHWELL. ‘ALL ON JAMES F. BRIEN, Practical Piumber and Gas Fitter, te have your Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and’ Sewer: rom pily attended to on reasonable terms, No. 6) onisiana avenu, near 6th street, north pide. idence, 889d street, northoast. ~ CUNNINGHAM, HATTE: a qT. 1011 F Street, bet bas the the Spring Style of erepared to furnish New Hats made 9 styles; also, ap aevortment of r resale. 3S MILDEW- apls-tr pt hew oF © Feit Hats for sale, on reasonable terms. fi VW IEE tAM DICKSON, GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT No. 605 FIFTEENTH STREET, Prete None st in eented Prompt settlemept of lorses aud fair dealing zuar- anteed apd-im USTIN P. BROWN, Corner B. ¥. svenne and 16th street, Washington, D. v.. WHOLESALE DeaLez ty BMENT, SAND, &c., & ‘cut to order on short LUMBER B poe STONE for av poses CABBOLL ¥. WINSLOW, SHIRTMAK BK Axp DEALER IN MEN's FURNISHINGS, Btreet. A WSINGs, FLAGS, TENTS. M. G. COPELAND, 643 Louisiana Venue One door east Tth street. AWNINGS for Btores, Cit County Beskdences mprceantie aie nee kuoats Dacunaran. “0 “On DANCING CLOTHS. J. E. TURTON, CARPENTER, BUILDER, CONTBACTOB. sears Work ane Sar eemnering, Jobbing, or Go jam th street, below E st, northwest, Ga mansess: mansess: 54 We have on hand a stock of all kinds of Sin- gle aud Double Gites Covered BUBBER, NICKEL, ri SILVER-MOUNTED HARNESS, of ocr own make, which we are determined to sell at very low pri Sole ageuts for Hill's celebrated CONCORD HABNESS, a stock at Concord prices. ‘The Concord Harnege and silane have reputation end strength, all over the country for durability ‘TRUNKS and SATCHELS in great variety. CEDAR TRUNKS, for protection against moths. Call and examine stock. LUTZ & BRo., 831m 497 Penn. ave.. next to National Hotel, VIENNA EXPOSITION. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT, IssvED BY JAY COOKE «& co. ‘The Circular Letter isa letter of introduction ha br hout the world, identify- bearer to himas the extent of his with us, ‘ion will be furnished upon applica- JAY COORE & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON. aps tm H‘*YF YOU SEEN THE LITTLE WORLD: SPECIAL NOTICES, Fine Ole Bye. bao oread ‘ure And Unadulierated, For General and Medicinal Use, opis is the article we ha’ of now sold for upwards fi'9 , ars with aniversal satisfaction; put opie large botties at One Dollar per bottle. or can be had im any gneatit, Notice, that we will return the mone 7 if this Whisky loes' not give satisfaction or preve as repre- sented by us. Also an excellent stock of California Wines—Port, and Claret; al wha and imported Liquors of ABTHUR NATTANS, Draggist, D streets n. Sherry, Angetica, Muscatel, Hock Kelly's Yviand C: kinds. ptr Corner 24 and that the Sap me United St: ‘a Manufacturing Company La Court of the oe has recently given a decision ip their favor, which seeares fall protection from the tuita- tors of their designs. Srectat ATTENTION ested to the fact . re stamped npon every article manu! by them. Trade mark for Gorham Sterling Silver. hat the followirig trate. factured Trade mark for Gorham Electro Plat. Gee ting Gownam Mra Co.. Manufacturers of Sterling Silvér Ware and Fine Electro Providence, B I., and 1 Bond-st , New Tea Services, Dinner Services, and Wedding Out- to the small: fits, in great variety, from the lar of the highest order, are constantly issuing Gorham Works. apl Batchelor’s Hair Dye is the best in the Plate, York. from 4m Bt world, the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridicalous tints, no disappointment, harmless, taneus black or brows; at Bond street, New York. Cara. residii a while in South reliable, instan- druggists’, and 16 Seoly A Clergyman, America Pa missionary, digcovered ‘safe and simple remedy cure of Nervous Wi: Disease of the Urinary and Seminal shole train of disorders brough! Early ‘Deca “PA LECTURES. “rE STAGE, RY HON. DANIEL DOUGHERTY, LINCOLN HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, April 24. Reserved seats at J.C. Notice—Thi rs desire reserved seats. Parker's, 527 7th str: will be the closing lecture of (tu nurse and season tickets must be presented at . 627 7th street, and exchanged, if the als EXCURSIONS, &e. KAIGHTS, OF ST. PATRICK—1 i FIELD AGAIN —Thi re cursion now have Knights propose most agreeable of the season. street wharf at sa. m.,2 p. m.. au celebrate d has been engaged Tickets av in) dolar, to be obtained from a tickets good unless stamped with seal of wandery. opportunity of so dot will the take this ona of the B @ gentleman and two ladle 1¥ of the member, iP 2wje KEIO N THE fi insure good Persons wishing to have a fine day's enjoy- as the tond leavesth Donch's asic the LADIES’ GOODS. eee ct MISS McCORMICK, m& ... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,' Ur Srarrs,) Will open on . THURSDAY, Aprit 4th, ‘a large and attractive assortment of Jmported BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, toghich the special attention of the Ladi Hr STAMPING DEPOT, 7 Seventu Stree febai-tr Opposite Patent OMice, SELLING orf! SELLING OFF! AT COST, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, the entire stock OF THE NEW YORK BAZAR, = Seventh street, near &. marl-tr NO HUMB' LENZBERG & CO., MILLINEBY AND FANCY GOODs, 600 D-WILL AND FIXTURES FOB SALE. 707 Market Space, Jan%0-6m__ between 7th and Sth streets northwest. jerortze OF HUMAN Haig. ADAME ESTRER: SUMMER RESORTS. [SUMMER BOARD. ‘The OSBUBN HOUSE, Leesbure, for the on ‘of Summer rns will bes) fortable. (a in the endeavor to make all’ werSe hake acon, im") JOAB OSBUBN, Proprietor. 1873 SPRING. 1873 | EVENING STAR. TIME SITUATION LN LOUISIANA. Oficial Statement of Governor Kel- ORS. Washington News and Gossip. IsTeRnaL Revenve.—The receipts from this source to-day were $520,201. - A XX Conscrence—Treasurer Spinner to- day received a contribution of $20 to the con- science fund from Pittsburg, Pa. THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION heard on Saturday the claims of Mary C. Moore, of Alexandria, Va., for $14,650; Henrietta G. C. Warden, administratrix of Samuel Weaver, Catlett's Station, Va., $12,304, and John Jack- son, of Fairfax county, 000. Gen. Canzy To bE BurteD AT INDIANAPO- L18.—A letter from Gen. Hawkins, brother of Mrs. Canby, announces her intention of taking the remains of Gen. Canby to Indianapolis for interment. Gen. Hawkins. who is stationed at Detroit, has gone on to California to meet the remains. MLLE. Aree and her opera boufte troupe will return to this city next week, commencing an engagement at Wall's Opera House, Monday night, the 2éth inst. This is good news to ail lovers of sprightly ic, Yun, and good acting. ‘The merits o” the any are too well known in Washington to need’ auy extend-1 newspa- per notice. SENATOR Morton at St. Louis yes- terday, en route to the Hot Springs of Arkan- sas, for the benefit ot his health. He-will ac- company President Grant and a party of citi- zens to- ona jaun: to Kirkwood, thence to south St. Louis, where they will visit the difter- ent iron works. The following telegram from Governor Ke! logg was received by Attorney Genera) W: liams this merning : New Og.eans, April 29, Hon. George H. Wiliiams, Attorney Gearra Ts are quietin the state except in four ve parishes. My communication to Genr ral Emory requ: sting that troops be sent to these remote parishes was with a view to pre vent any possible outbreak. The statement that I issued com: jons to .usion officers in Grant parish or to any oiher than those first commission: d is untrue. The state taxes arc being collected rapidly, tax re. cting breaking down. Collections during the past thirty days exceed the collections for che same time of any previous yer. The amount of taxes and |i- censes coll sted im the city during the first quarter of 1*72 were $133,000. The amount co!- lected tor the first quarter of 1873 is $251,000. We collected but little durh January and February, owing to the political difticy Ws. P. Kevic THE MODOC CAMPAIGN. Enccoura; Dispatch from Geni st eee 3873. No Danger of a General Outbreak. Views of Senator Kelley, Seerctary Delano and Attorney Geni No dispatches have been received at the War department from the scene of the Modoc war since those published in Saturday's Sra Gen'l Schofield, in command of that depart- ment, telegraphs from San Francisco that he has every confidence in Gen'l Gillem and the officers and men of his command. He also expresses the opinion that THE MODOCS HAVE NOT RACAPED irom the lava beds, and that they will be cap- tured there. The reports that Gen. Schotieid wou'd take command of the troops there in percon, relieving Gen. Gillem are unfoundesi. the campaign against the Modocs is being car- ried on by Gen. Gillem in the most satisfactory manner, and there is no disposition either on the part of Gen. Schofield os the officials of tue Tae Cas oF Kereesenrative BRrooks.— Drs. Hall, May and Garnett recently held a consultation with reference to the condition of Representative Brooks. After a thorough ex- amination of the patient, they were unable to reach a final conclusion a< to the nature of his malady. Dr. Willard Parker has also spent some time in studying the disease of Mr. Brooks. Pexsonar.—Representative Shellabarger is spoken of as the republican candidate in Ohio for Senator Thurman's seat in the United | War Depariment to supercede Gen, Gillem States Senate. ----Speaker Blaine reached | Even if the Indiaus have escaped from the lava home, in Maine, yesterday. ----Messrs. M. W. | beds, army officers have no doubt that they will Ransom and J. M. Leach, of the committee on | be captared, as the country thereabouts is the revision of the laws of the United States, | thickly settled, and it would uot be a very e. are at the Metropolitat matier for the treacherous savages to hide themselves or elude ovr forces long. Whil: they might keep themselves out of sight for a time, yet they wou'd eventually be taken. The Klamath Indians are the nearest to the Moilocs ComissioxER SMITH, of the Indian burean, has gone to New York to be present at the opening of bids for Indian goods (clothing) to- re morrow. The bids for Indian supplies, such as | AM they would not be likely to tind any sheloe: Provisions, will be opened on the 29th inst., | ™thatband,as | when both the commissioner and Gen. Cowen, Sates - " oe fe 7 ~ Assistant Secretary of the Interior Departan Pos dete hii pean terrae A Soe will be present. to hunt them down. The latest advices from Gen. Gillem express every hope of ¢: the Modocs, and as that ofc 1) is mest competent to judge oi weight isgiven to his sta ficets, as he is regarded to bv 0. ot men of the army, and not Ii ments as to what he can sure of fulfil'ing SENATOR KELLY, OF also expresses the opinion that {1 be taken if they have escaped from the lL: beds. That gentleman is familiar with country thereabouts, and he declares that it is impossible tor Gen. Gillem to surround the lava beds completely, even it he had 6,000 troops in- stead of 600. There is no doubt in army cir: that the Indians removed their women and children trom the lava beds during the p« regotiations, before the assassination of Gc Canby, and it was to secure all time possible to remove the women and children that Capt Jack resorted to every scheme to prolong a eee negotiations. ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS, The Disorders im Louisiana. who is also familiar with the Oregon lava beds, THE UNITED STATES TROOPS TO KEEP THE | i, not so hopeful of the capture of the Indians “Arama if they have escaped therefrom. He thinks the General Emory, commanding at New Orleans, | only time to fight Indians there isin the wi telegraphed to General Sherman that he had | when they have to remain in the valleym t determ'ned to act in Louisiana under authority | unable to-go into the mountains om meson of the President's order of March 5, to prevent | the snow. if they have escaped from the lava t,clent interference ith the Kellogg state zov- ig they have scattered like so many pact- ernment, and asked if he was right in that ridges, and it will be some time before they can course. He also notified the department that | be fou the United States marshal, in execution of judicial process, had made requisitions for troops in cases occurring in the disturbed dis- trict and other parishes, and he had therefore ordered troops to Monroe and Alexandria, Louisiana, to act as po-se comitatus to the mar. shal, but the governor of the state had made SENATOR SvxNeR continues to improve slowly, and his prescribing physician, Dr. Brown Sequard, who was recently in Washing- ton, bas strong hopes of entire recovery. ‘The Senator is still pro! ited from work of a mental character, bnt 1s allowed to read to some extent. He is much better now than he was in January last, when hyperdermic injec tions ot morphia were a nightly necessity army of- he coolest ble to make sta Conmopone JaMEs M. Watson, who died in San Franciseg last Friday, ginia, and was well known in this city, where he formerly resided. He entered the navy in 1823, and had the reputation of being one of t! best officers in the naval ser At the ti of hisdeath he was light-house inspector for California and Oregon, and resided at Vallejo, Cal. He leaves a wife and daughter, and w ae number of personal friends to mourn his Ons. ae SERETARY DELANO’S VIEWS. ‘The Secretary of the Interior, in conversa*ion with @ reporter of Toe Sra this morning, said he feared the Modoes had escaped, but had every hope that they would be take: Reporter.— What do you think, Mr. Secretary, of the reports that the Modocs have esca: several requisitions for troops covering ground | and formed coalitions with other bands .or lio.- in vorious parts of the state, stating the ina- | tile purposes? bility of the local authorities to keep the peace. | The Secretary.—Qh, I don’t believe 4 word {The order of March 5, it will be remembered, | of that; we have no unfriendly Indians around rects General Emory to prevent any violent interference with the (Kellogg) state govern- meni of Louisiana.) Acting Secretary of War Robeson replied on turday, saying: “That the order of the Presi- dent conveyed in the telegram of the general of tue army of March 5, made under the then ex- sting circumstances of the particular ease, re- fers only to the government proper of the state of Louisiana as represented by Governor Kel- lozq, which government, at its seat, the colonel con manding is, by said order, directed to pro- tect from being overthrown or interferéd with in its direct functions by violence. In regard to loca! disiurbances of the peace in the state, not direct violent attacks on the central organiza- tion of the state government, the officers in command must be governed by the limi ted of the order of. the 18th instant of the 4 States authorities when legal): required, « .ept gally excep there. All our advices through the Indian office are to the ei-ect that other Indiansin that locality are peaceable. These Modocs mast be caught; we don’t want them marauding around there committing ali kinds of depredations. While they cannot join with other bands, nor cause a general outbreak, they can greatly av- noy the setilers, and will no doubt commit mur- ders when they get a chance. .— There seems to be but little deubt that Gen. Gillem will cateh them? The Secretary.—Y-s, Gen. Sherman says they have hories enough out there to catch all ofthem. Lonly hope it is trae that we have killed this “Scar-Faced Charley,” as he was a bad Indian, and gave much trouble. 1 think now if we can get “Jack,” the others will be demoralized and the trouble ended. I feared all the time that if we had a fight with them they would cause much trouble. You see t know the country so well, and can annoy our Secretary of War directing him to aid the that his action need not be ined to any par- | troops by sccreting themselves where we can- ticular parish. If the state government needs not at (A ‘then. ne the aid of the United States Say EERE Ta to maintain the public peace, or prevent rebel- | _WORKINGMEN’s Strike at St. Lovis.—A “on, the legislature, or the governor, if it be | Partial strike, growin of a change of fore- not in session, should apply to the President di- | Men or bosses, ken place Valean rectly in the regular manner for such aid.” Iron Works at South St. Louis, anda portion of subsequent tel 7m from General McDowell | the works has = = tions. Suspicions ounces that 1 Emory had procured a | Were entertain 4 that the strikers intended steamer to carry troops to Grant parish. some interference with the machinery Saturday XA EO a urday night with Uni 81 for _ cams ai ps for | Heo requisition, Tue Cersrixs’ Strike tn CincInNaTI.— THE CARLISTS IN SPA: ‘esolving them- About seven hundred Crispins are on the strike ar selves into a plundering, pilles! g and murder- itig in Cincinnati, leaving nine shoe-manufactories | ing mob. e robbery of a ence and the without werkmen. e Crispins say that their | murder of its passengers in the province of strike is not for higher “3 but recogni- | Gerona istheir last reported achievement. The mob rules inthe city of Gerona, Barcelona is governed by a federal papapes insurrection, and there are no tudica' tionasan orter. by thelr cetilogess: The im- med ike was the refusal of the employersin one factory to confer with a committeé of Crispins who desired to enquire the reason for the discharge of one of their SRE: ‘ am + . lee ye a ~~ oe ea Mi . isha tines cast ae es ba | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR This Afterneon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. itn of CROOK'S A’ ONE CAMPAIGN. preci Mendrea Warriors Killea— nde Ba peace conierence ai Camp Verde, Arizona the tho? April, have been received bere — © ef Twe of the Worst Sax Feawcisco, April 20.—The details of the ou to- night. The conerence resulted un the uneon- <litena! submission and survender of two of the worst bands of Apaches. Peace was brought about through the compleze rout of the bands of Apaches who have deiied the government two years past. nesses of ihe Apache country. open:d at 9.30 a. m., Indian, was the interpre: The War Tonto, of the Apaches, with 150 women and chikiren, joined the coancil, and THE WARRIORS GAVE UP THEIR ARMA, when the talk began. The Apache chiefs w: Over 200 of their warrors ha’ been killed in the last campaign, in the fas The council ‘Crackey,” a Mojave fi ere the first speakers. They acknowledged their complete defeat, end express: d their desire for General C ook replied briefly, aceept peace. ing their surrender. The cuiefs promised wo send word to all outside Indians in arms to come in and surrender. General Crook promised issue passes for the pro. :tion of runners to emp'oyed in SPREADING THE NEWS OF PEACE. When the conference broke up the vanquished Apaches went up he river to the old mullitary post, where a teast was given to them. The will be to treat the Indian ake al policy famanely, place them on 1escrranone m them no promises that cannot be falfil maintain order among them, and ins.rac in simple duties, thas proving to the peace is better than war. General Crook. in wo be h general orders, commends by name a lon Of officers anc soldiers for gaaniry in the las: campaign. Perfect harmony ¢ between the officers and the Indian: ment. The terms of the tre nent. THE Eriz00T} ‘and War Depart- y Will be perma- has nearly subsided in Arizona, and all the Stages are rupring again. ‘ork will be commenced Texas Pacific railroad, Tuc oo New York Notes, THE BROKEN BANKERS. at San Diego on day, the New York, April 21.—The snspended bank- ing firm of Barion and Allen have resolved dissolve partuership, and probably Barton continue the buxinéss. ‘Their fiabitities now estimated at $300,000, with considera’ asses. = ANOTHER RAIL ROTTE SOrTH. It is reported that cing n tured in Europe for the constraction of a 1 reil route from > Phila telphia, New York bay, and across § Islan. THE INDIAN PEACE COM which was to have met ere to-day will meet till to-morrow. A telegram was rece from Mr. Branot, announcing the death mother anc to-day. ARRE?TED. to ble a- via not bis his inability to be in New Vork Thomas Barclay, keeper of a faro bank in the Bowery, has been arresto1on the charge fatally beating Herchel Mendicb: den last nig — From Europe fo-day. PARIS CANDIDATE POR THE NATI ASSEMBLY. Panis, April 21—Col. Staffel bas annoan: himeelf as a candidate for the vacancy in national assembly from this city. LISTS ARREST A ced the CAE : Bancevona, April 21.- Several persons who are known to Lave served recently in the C list ranks have been arrested in this city. THE FUNERAL OF BARON LIEBIG. Mvwicu, April 21._The faneral of the | Baron Liebig took place in this city yesterd aml was attended un ed persons, includi Dr. Dollinger. guished pe ng B* Saturday's Railroad Disaster to be In- vest Provipence, April 21.—The railroad cx missioners have ordered an invest.gation tive tothe railroad disaster, on Wedn next, at the railroad station in this sat Biowr ninaatoele Fire. Cuicaco, April 21—The flouring m'lls « distiller; burned Saturday night. Loss, =30,000. —-+ee-- Arrarns 1x Lovpon County, Va— found by and died immediate! father’s house.— Enterpris: Land Sale.—On Monday iast, in Leesburg L, Rinker, auction-er, sold at’ pubite sale, J. Dillen, Fire.—A archaser. nsured.— Washingtonian. A Rip Van WINKLE ty Baykavrtcy. Chicago correspondent of the New York World says: A. McKee Rankin, a young Canadian y for the past Van Winkle,” and ind actor, who has traveled the coum three years starring as “Ri generally leaving a lot petitioned in the Chi adjudication in bankraptey in bis own case. The schedule of assets contains some articles of valued at #100. The creditors number , with aggregate claims amounting to mana- prietors, dramatic authors and , brokers, newspaper pib- clothin, thirty- over $12,000. Among them are gers, theater agents, hotei lishers, and saloon keepers. Olive Logan clai 2150 for the use of her plays. There will prob: bly be no opposition to the bankrupt’s discharge. Tue War 1 eBa.—The tel from Havana, under date of the 17th i gives assurance that the colonial w: inst the au- thority of Spain is far 1. ended. \e of imstant. Genera: Riquelme reported twenty-one insurgents and feur 8; killedand thirteen Spaniards rectly, indic.tes t there must have be | ng rd present in the fight—.\. THE New TraystaTion OF THe Bipie.— Bivis onions the British Bible the Bible now Senet bs seugiioek that the printing hat the English pubic they accept the revised Tue Rewarp VIS. of Hillsboro, Ohio, received war- rant the other day for $293, or Obio airy, and was detailed as one the Gent Davis: =8 Alzpure, commander of th state troops, tad 4 revolutionists declared Demase Cervera. as Pro- Winns J wasar- as still Splenes rz was killed Sn ee er ate vy y a large number of dis- om- of Joon Barr, at Morris, Llis., wore iy upon being moved to his Harrison and John 8. Pancoast, trastec: of . teeny S 212 acres of land, four miles northeast of Waterford, fur $15 per acre. Jobu . H. Davis’ house, in this county, near Aldie, was burned last Thursday. The occupant of the house, Mr. W. Lightfuot, suc- ceeded in saving all his effects. The hous was -A £01 Official s iuformed the government in Havana € Occurrerce Of a severe battle between the imsurgent forees, under command of Calixto Gracia, and troops ot the republic on the 15h that jpaniards were pal wounded. The number of ir yg 4 killed, if it is stated cor- : ties otted ri er prevented ft from being cart - aia ee i. oe a. lay A Jen SUPPOLED FATAL PORAONING Neae PaltPax c. B, va. From a special correspondent Pairtax ©. HF we learn that Maggie Turley Aged about 19 years, a nurse for Judge Thomas Mcore, attended a festiva Mordey last at might, given by the colored p sors Of that place in the cvlored Baptist charch. tating home atent 2 o'clock a. m., and that very soon after sbe aroused Judge Moore's family by cries O° pains tn ber head. They im- meciately went to her assistance, and found her in convulsions. Dr. Me! was went for.’ d rendered medica! assistance, bat sow as siflin convalsions yesterday, and apparentty no beter. The cause of her sickness. as given by ihe colored people there, t# as tellows "Por me months two young colored men, Lather ‘Anerson and Sam Eo. Siukficlt, have beeu p-ying marked attention te the girl, who, upon every occasion, showed her preference fer An. colored girl, derson, this Taised = Sinktield = wreth, and on S: y last t Alarniria.and on bis retarn was beard remark that “ff Magzie con!4 not marry hy be'd be d——d if she should marry Andersor tor he had the thing th: ‘put her whe marrying was no more.” It ts said that whi the festival, Sinkfeld asked Maggie to tas walk with him. She not being aware that > had made any threats in regard to her, wer and on their return, when they entered (5 room, she wastcen to and fall ba insensible. It was sup first that ti, oc lacing was the cause. She was taken to the residence of het employer, where she remained in an almost intensible condition up to yes rc clay hen she was removed to her home the village, where she still lies, her condit better; but little hopes are entertained of bs recovery. Great indignation ts expremed th hoth by white and black, and if she dies Sin field will stand in danger of a lynching caught. He has pot been seen since the ic val, however wl itis thought he bas tert for other parte. Semii r The Railread Siaughter of Saturday. TWELVE PERSONS KILLED AND PouTy WouNDED, By mail and telegraph we bave additional Jo- tails of the latest railway slaughter wach o curred on Saturday morning when th: steam boat train conveyed the New York passongers trom Providence to Bo-ton, was play the Pawkatuck river, and several of burned. At the scene of the acciden’ track crosses the river on a small bridge jus’ below a large dam. The dam gave wi ving the other dam. The force of water the abutments, and the bridge fell. pears to have been no watchman to ¢ ing, and the train rushed into the cham press The result was terrible, aot im the lors of life and ma or killed outright, but also in its features » liar suffering. ‘Immediately on the tran ing the leap the flames burst out of th nd it with two others were barn lve persons weré killed, two « mmployes of the railroad. The died at his post, with bis hand on the + 5 valve. The number of wounded is between thirty and forty. It is thought that several bodies have been washed down the st:cam, the food was probably at its height when tie train ran into the chasm. The engine v fearful leap, passing over the stream « bedding itself in the opposite embankn the time of the accident the train was: at the rate of 90 miles an he Tax BRrooxtys Scaxpats.—Th ter personal fight going on, just now, b- . the Brookiyn Eagle att the in which not a few elements of social an: cial scandal are mixed up. The Unio Bowen) has, within the few days past, \ making cer: .in very grave Mr the Kinsella (Eagle editor board of education, the “ intims ing im) tel, whose bust the board (accord But Fi ber o sclia’s influe sngs action to libel against Bowen, the lat ing up a sort of public sentiment in bi by an indignation meeting at the Academy against the general management of the board of education. What isto become of it all, re mains to be .cen. Awhile ago the Eagle (hin- sella), e re shed a very damaging scandal about Bowen and Key. Mr Beec ver, likewise implicating » lady, and this ret tire of bis, with reference to editor and Mrs. Field, have been prompted by with him.”— NF. Bo pre« opu Lanok STxikes anp Tux Er Movenxnt tv New Youk.—Delogat the trades unions in New York city n day evening and beard a report mittee appointed at the last sectis mayor, aldermen, and heads of for the enforcement of the cigt They scem to have obtained no detinite ai trom either, and stated that the matter ts wn it expedient. The president of protective union denied S re- { that the str men asked to be rein- places of the quarrymcn who strack on Thurs. ‘ay on account of the introduction of steam drilling machines, and police guard the wools at Suth stroetand Sth avenue. The umbrelia and parasol makers have resolved to «trike for bigher wages. The cigar makers have appoint ed @ committce to report means of improving their comiition by the formation of a co-opera- tive cociety and making goods for the ma:ket direct or otherwise. Strike Acarxet a Gas Courany._The People ot Boston. like the peopie of ali our large cities, are complaining against the exac- ons of the gas comparics. Like us here, in Boston they cry out against bad gas and bigh prices, but have so far cried in vain. Tired of comple nt and remonstrance, aud thoroughly disgusted with the action of the Legis! iving them leave to withdraw their legal protection and redress, they purpose to euter into a solemn compact, each with the other, that they will not use a pany after the fifteenth day o! the price per thousand feet is reduced’ irom three dollars and it now is, to two «tol- better quality of gas farnished nt, the metres changed to others of a different kind, which wil! protect consu- mers against fraud, and a competent and im- partial inspector of mecres and quality of gas An agreement to this effect bas been up, and" bas already been numecrous!y Ax IxpaTuaTED BARON Vou Nerger, saw a pair of ters” at Cincinnati, last much in love with one of t latto girls, joined together like the real Siamese fellows, and are on the whole repuisive, but the baron was so iniatuated that he overlooked all blem'shes, made presents to the one he favored —he was indifferent to the other—and fiually got an ut for them to exhib them- selves at Vienna. They rode ont in his car- Fiage, and he hus disgusted his friends by pro- clalming his intention of marrying bal ui the Russian baron, ‘Siamese twin six ear, and tell very m. They are mu- twin bition, CHARGE AGA Net Cociise.—A dispatch from Every mail from Arizona San Francisco, says ‘contings brings news of «i : Cockise and his Apaches, trom the remrration, The peop'e of Sonora and the Mexican troop bim to the a, bat dared not fol- Boss Tween Wi —A Ns York Hi Lewd age Bouxp.—A New land, Me., on i iH i | p l a