Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1874, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sanday: Excepted, AT THE STAR BULLDINGS, Deumyivania Aveuar, cor. Lith Si. a¥ THB SVENING STAR NGWSPAPZR COMPANT, 8. A. BAC PMAN , Privth TEB EVENING fr wubscriben TY-FoTe ceenter T we 91.6; ix & THE WSERLY ST ayer. Lot One oO pSper® a Be Rates of adr | VS, 44-—N2. 6,74 = AMUS@MED ‘UMIGUE-«LMMas THSATER. J } EPSEMEER 25:0, EVERY NIGST AND 4 | MATINESS. Sosagement for one week only Meat atblete at th vg-and-Darce ms ts. Band LOVELY. Last six Mr. WM. B.OAVA i sepssitoeal drama e aly f by J. F, Poole, entitisa 'RISH BAPPAKER; 1, the Rerarned Const", Fri c compitmenta: ber 2 tu Mla Mond: i 1 Ceomiaue reopeus for fail ai id 18S. SCEU-1ZEN Park. . | Tre Wachingten Sehnetzen Verien, _ Ce ' THUBSPAY, OCTOBER 1, 1874 PRIZE SHOOTIN Lé DIES’ PELE & PRIZE BOWLIN OOTING )NCERT AND DAS -ING RDS OPERA TO NIGHT AND SATURDAY MaTINZE Admission, 2 conts HOUSE. oll KATY M KATY M KaTY Mm Katy u M D., President, Raty ™ + HEL, Secretary. KATY M 53 $1 street portise LADI MONDAY Evening Octocer sth ty ast on,) OWENS— VICTIM3S—SOLON SHINGLE sig Abeer W ENS—VIOTIMS SOLOS SHINGLE turned to J,And will take a f Pupisin VOCAL MUSI the Musi 1UTIMS—SOLON BILINGLE. ON BES VICTINE—-SOLON SHINGLs. sep2s-tr Address = = Oe ec 28, | NATIONAL THEATER, Begiusat s. 3 OK 'S seuxe 5 rr — Meats 4s RECKS, SEURCT SCHOOL FOR | OY yg. saviLen. Lease and Manager. Skrrewern - z- - /PENING OF THE SEASON 1574-75. : the eae Sepae POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY "THEODORE BACEMAB ARTIST, aiilra BED SATUREAY MATINED. his Schoct by NOVEMBES ist. Fartuer tn. Commencing MONDAY, October 5,1871 Fare- formation y be obtained by califng at 407 3p | well performances of the nudisput: I and regal qacen street. sep -ia of Exgtieh Tragedy the world-renowned NN esi x JANAUSCHEK. Supported by ber ae os 1 moat brilliant New York Dom pany. MONDAY, Oct. &. 1874, etlitet '@ grand bistorical eee eee mak Sivarr. & ey JANAUSCHERK | her er ree character orgetown. D. of Mors Gina, : sen ct et =m Par Schoul TUESDAY and WEUNESDAY, Oct. Sch and 7th, i. SarrEeel i. a ae le of fret we A ad the ar #, Spply to Principal , + rans MISS LUCY pTEPHENS» os ‘can Freillor, by Thos Whittlo ENATIO: uschek in her wonderfni tmpersonation of Vater: W CHURCH B0HOC FE es rouutess ce Vardes. seer ow Me ‘The price cf admission duct ee Janaaschek will be as feliows the engagement of ritvig. General by et Baud eit] ba Orchestra Chatr: « ¥ J 2 OAL AND MATHEMAT Orchestra Circle. (ieierved)).. 100 Ts. Dress Circle, (reserved)... os Box office open daily,on au after’ WEDNEE DAY, September Mand from se. m tatil 0 p.m. ¥ y always he aeoured six days in ad. 7 to accommorate a large class nf |e Tite house, aud the pabite gener OL FOR +B ich Gitice has been establiched_at Brad ad popular News 2 St. Cloud Be corner of & b a roots, (anct oo Metropoitt Roilrosd,) where -eats may he had same aa wt Bo othee, sepas-ri ib New Ne Onn $39 Tru St ‘TrH et Also, inrgest shades, Picture Paper Hangings, mes, Picture Cords aud Tar tu the District oF Li KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S 24 WEARING APPABEL can be sold (ot best advautags by addressing or eailing 619 D street between orm and : west. Ee Botes by mail promptly ation ay rp pons Cash pei. Siar eee EXCURSIONS, &e. HE GREAT FSiL XCUREION TO THE + by the f f We SECORD CBS HOLY! iven at Ara‘ostan Liaud on WEDS r ‘ Bigh street evers velock p.m (jEAND TOURSAMENT AND BALL ar rie 7 FAIB GROUND? OF THED. © AND S LABD AGLICULTUBAL nOCIET MARY i Toe pried = JEMES CLEBESS.5'.F BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAILKOAD eactsticn” Heatttetnee ee mite WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S00) one in the State, For Hon, BICHAED T. MEBICK , Orator of the Da from me Baddle ar ME TARDIVEL, 36 Wa Koighs ton ¥ srocmess bes Brevct Eagle man Boarling and Day Behool for ig and Children, Sept. i7. Superior sdvantages.. more wad FP. wac Dep Be cne trip tickets, 25 cen s; admission to grot {0 cents; sdibitmon for kuighte, $2.50. Pors. us c ¥ 630 pt sends 4 ZT RGULAR LINE TO MOUST VERNO NG AMBULANCE BIDING BY THIS LINZ Capt Frank Holliugebead, of the ser AB BOW, baving entered tte a ti wet with the LAUIES’ MUUNT Wit gel 8 Bon A> T10 to run w seaauce! excepted) to Monat Vernon, fe ine Fen allowed 10 | as or at mz rest ehook- Poem CHABLES B. NOURSE Ds ae A. TYSON & SISTER Prince George Oo,, #4, A 10K ESMIBAEY FOB YOUNG Adiress " Pt will AVOLD the tronble aud vera’ MILZS IN AMBULANU ) by taking the regalar stear amer reet wharf d. = ud Gronnd on aud Gronnde Me) Mc HOLLINGSWORTR, Sept. Mount Vernea Assoc PRANK SOLLINGS Cagia‘c Beamer Arrow * pase STEAMER COLUMBIA LEATBE COMMERCE STREET s BALTIMORE. FOR . VERY SATORUAY AT 4 HERS ATS Po oe ANU LeAVKS PALL OPEYVIVE 3-2 FiNE FOR Cl WOOLEN TOM G PM. Ad SUNDAY LARKIVING Mt THURSDAY ries a fine c osm. mac Fiver wi migeh tame from best: accommodations—moais, stat) class. B'ater COMPLETE IN V4Ri&sTY, TY AND QU oom, &O.—ih rst me mas be engaged in atvauce by The meamer can ~ his city on M ys of each week st reasonable rains tf STEPBENSON & BRUTHERB. Ag IN STYLE, AND FLVISH. MceLses, baisy s oo, 404 Yrs STRERT 404 Yru STREET GILDEKS AND UPHOLSTERERS. We have just recetved a aplendid stock of FIT id GILT, WALNUT AND FANCY MOULDINGS, for Mirrors, Gornicoe, Picture Frames, &c. Mr H.O. PEASE, of New York city, «xtlfa! | SBADE GOODS, PICTUBE CORDS, TASSELS sod arsictie Outter, hae Boom ‘admend to take charge | 1 a mages st AUR RKECHES: rebact Tailoring Department, and we cen | sit ADRS sot ORES ae wade eet every case insnre oor customers » perfect fic and | rotice, Old Oar . Piet snd Mantel Mir- hig? ty fashionable cat rors, Cornices, Kolid Ovals and Siuare Frames. constantiy on Land and made to order, Old Mirror and Picture Frames ‘Dowt mani —= Git apd Wainnt Picture Hod at the lowest p cs AN INSPECTION CABD. OF OUR 1 We reepectfnily inform our friends and the pablic os TOCK Pre ie AY pg TS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. | Samblosecoud to noes ta tas comers tal onto five our petrons aed friends the sdvantaces of oar Lerem facilities. An om of our goods. and prices are soll We are determi beet goods, HABLE BROTHERS, pod _ Everything in the Fancy Grocery line always on “= B. W. REED & SONS, i214 F MERCHANT IAILOES $FINECLOTHI BRS _seplétr Corner 7th D and Streets ww, b> te sepo8 ot fF, FS sUND, CONF: CTIONER AND CATERER, Ne. $20 TENTH STREET, oe Bebycen B and F streets, Washington, D. ©. ape rs Se Bo. #33 7th street, opp. Post Office Departsient. FESS: NY STOCKS, BOBDS, NOTES, ‘62 THEBM: 1, sun’ "BOLD, AND BXCuARGED Oe 3 re te, lowman & Totson, om Mercaant | Flour, Feed aod Produas. + Wenger's Family Floar and Piains No. 916 Louisiana svepne, Wasatng sels i Agert © = E: & ~ R H.KYAN& CO,, GENERAL BROKERS AND K AUCTIONBERS Se BSTAIS sepely 403 WaSHINGTON he #Hoening Star. D. C., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1874. TWO CENTS. _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, INTRENAL R source to-day we Tbe reoeipts from this the Pr sident there Nap returned from a few ork this morning w, who went to his homo 8 since, has returned. OrpeRs —Derached—Boatswatn Ar Ine and Acting Gunner Kobsrt Somers the practice ship Constellation, and o:- the Naval Acade from dered t Tre Sager 8 Waprine.— We aren to state that seats will be reserved among ths guests for the reverend clergy who may honor the dride and groom by attending the wedding at St. Aloysius Churofi on the Ist Uctober. THE amornT of pat tion received at the demption wee £25,07 received will n of redemption. ‘onal bank note circala reasury to-day for re Allamounts at present pe redeemed until resumption THE TRANEPER of the printing of internal revenne stamps from the Treasury to New York bank note companies leaves with the Treasury the printing of United States notes, fractional currency and bonds. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES that under the act of June 20, 1574, providing for a redistribution of currency, that the Controller of the Currency must rely upon requisitions upon states having an excess ot circulating notes to make up the deficiencies to the states having less than their due proportion of currency, and that circulstion is to be issued to the deticient states as applicutions are made, and to saf the amount so issued. Requisitions are then to be made upon the states having an excess. ADVANCES OF MoxByY TO Pay OFFICERS.— The Secretary of War has appealed from the decision of theacting Second Controller relative to advances of money to army officere to the Secretary of the Treasury, whe now has the watter under consideration. The decision of the Controller was to the effect that the Treas- ury department should advance money only to bended office and to euch other officers as are expressly authorized to divourseit. The decision of the Controller mainly affects line officers temporarily detached as disbarsing officers. IMPORTANT Settee oF CocNTERPaITERS’ MATERIAL.—Chas. E. Anchise, of the secret service division of the Treasury, yesterday tule- graphed Acting Chief Bevson that he had Seized at Adams Express office in Louisvills, a large box containing a full set of fitty steei plates, blank piates, engraving tools and a tar atsortment of fi ceut currency; also, twenty-dollar greentac and silver coin. I Le boxes were ship from Bristol four pp. muplicated were cap tured, and are now lodged in jail to wait a trial The nawes of the persore are withheld tor th present. “OLrvia,” (Mrs. Briggs tion of “Capitol Mili” ma Philadelp tter, says of General Butler's new hoases Asa last leap up the laddercf fame, this sis- tinguiebed Congressman has decided to be an aristo and au old settler, and wo ght a delighttul site ou Gay and is builling & re-idenc Ir the constructor. This costly cre 5 calles one triplet, ae three houses wil born At the same time. ‘The first aces the east but its northern side satutes the Cap It ie eaid nded for a grand ‘clu in antictpatio hich will probably cond house temaius a ae already been rented & library. Hencetortt i by day an ners isk Erout nly & few graias cawnh her autitary rc Arraias iN ALAn at Huntsvt General a tore son co} “ marshal i that @ fair electi out thisisdore. xed in by people, and he, 2 cole colored men mat bg abusive euege. The cong in terror, and (he writer laid the facts, with { Ames of the men before the sheriff, but not ing was done to bring them to account. On the List instant a colored church and school-honse near Gurleyyille was burned down by white rowdies, The United States marshal, in tor warding this letter, staves that every specie: of intimidation is resorted to te drive repadlic out of the state and to prevent # fat: of opinion at the approaching Tempt to astassinate him 0: y made while he was returning from a pelitica! meeting. A uumber of other letters fom reliable soure=s confirm the repor's of outrages on repubilcans, white and colored, aud represent that # perfect reign of terr: exists, especially in the uorthern section of the state RR CASES OF HY DEK ta.— Sor. nen thie ning held the aijourne in the case of Kode: 1z Bedtor! street, who dicd th, of hydropuol a ton of the oner Woitman held an i & Entwis MeGinuis, aged 7 : Ne rert. who was bitten on the righ cheek on the 25th of May last, by a dog, aad died at Bellevue hospital.” The jury renvered a verdict of death trom bydrophobia.—V. F AxoTueR VietIu or Kanosane.—Lare ay night Bridget Castles Stic by # tamily 7. Jersey, was frightfu erosene lamp, og « Quest of the family to bed. Her he: ,armms, Oud body were semi flesh’ peeled of in shreds. In 3} mediew! attention at St. Michael's bo poor creature died on Saturday, after su 4 night of indescribable agony. Taw Evrorran Crors.—The review of the Eurepean crops by the Mark Lane Express gives no indication that there will be any in- cressed demand upon this countre for bread- stuffs. Prices in France have cecreaged. prob ably under the tntluence of a large y'eld, but elsewhere they remain firm, with the exce; ition of in the Od: market. The wheat from Kas- sia and the Daunbian country ts remarkably fine this year, and is held at high figures. Deats I® A Dentist’s Cxaix.—ln Boston, Lie ge conductor on the 34, died Saturday in a wing @ tooth extracted vi orf. who shot himself at Oakland, Cal., Saturda evening, are unable to account for tle act. He left # letter, requesting them not to offer any lea of accident or Insanity. 8 ‘ing he went to land to kill himself. The letter was ad~ dressed to the coroner. DiIPBTHBRIA continues unusually prevaient in New York. A new Ae the throat as practicable; the application to be a every ten minutes until inflammation subsides. “NoTHER FaTat Boies ExProsiow.—The betler of a locomotive exploded near the Port Jervis (N. Y.) ed yesterday evening. The fireman, Geor; ‘age, was instantly ki boy named Oulwin, standing near » Death PROM Poison.—Peter Callan, a ip charcoal, lity: in East Baltimae, = miltsod suicide test might or Ragas i THE PLYMOULN INQUIRY. H Bowen's Reply to Miss Beecher. | The follewing is the text of the letter of Mr. | Henry ©. Bowen, tn repiy to Miss Catha Reecher, brief mention of which was made telegram to the Stan yesteria’ Sik: Miss Catharine E. Beecher in a comma nication published in your paper on Friday inst Saye } I. «The real originator of this (meaning the Brookiyn) scandal i the proprietor uf Te /n- | dependent.” My reply to this stateme: fatse, as Mr. Beecher him 11, She says that said prop pendent “is Gesertbed to me us | plainly intimeiin @ world thar she has no | acquaintance wi perhaps has never se: Miss Beecher has probably forgotten that cted as her banker tor @ long perind of time iT gave her notice, as others, I believe, h: done betore, that I desired the account close or my books. She also omitted to state th: hast been to my cfice repeatedly on busine and has visited me at my honse in Brooklyn aud | at Woedstock. Her individual opinion of we | on this acquaintance ske does not give to the | public. | PYIEL. Mise Reecher says that “‘variou: gentle- | d ladies have tniormed me (h nd dishonest practices of this iman’” (me She probably reters in tuts cose to one w had spoken to ‘vu men and li: in Brooklyn, dart of 12 months or more of my “dishonesty” 'n notfpaying him a». certain sum which he atleged was due. He finally induced & chosen friend to come and ace me on the serious charge. I was astonished xt the development—so long kept from my notice— ancl insisted on the spot that he, the warm friend of my accuser, shouid bimesir’ examine all the facts and Oguies and make an impertial award. promicing, if my accuser would do the same, to abide by this decision. An agreement w: signed to thateffect. The result was that wy accurer was obliged to pay me 81,000. The referee was Mr. Charies Gould, since deceased, and 1 have now in my possession bis writtes award. Mr. Gould told me many times atter- ward that I had been greatly wronged in this matter, Whether certain ‘ladies and gentie- men” in Brooklyn ever heard of the verdic thus cese, or whether my accuser ever spoke it to any one, 1] carnot say. The whole swory “meanness and dishonesty” I pronounce a wicked fabrication without ever the shadow of truth in it. 1V. Miss Beecher further says that b brother's efforts to ‘*faltiil bis duty as a Chri tian triend and paetor in these matters were metouly with auger.” My reply is that Mr Beecher never in any single ins , in his Mfe, either directly or indirectly, by word or hint, es friend, neighbor or pastor, charged me with a dishonest act, or that I had ever wronget any one out of a cent. VY. The withdrawal of Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Stowe from The /ndependent did not call forth *Cmereased exasperation,” oF any exasperation whatever—as Mis Beecher charges—and M Beecher very well knows it from my own liy VI. Miss Beecher charges “fresh excitem and malignity” on my lady authoress in his (tm an “offer of marriage” Ou the vention” ot Mr. Beecher. The whole statement trath anc ent: 8 (her), et Rohm Itiaa m Vii. Miss Beecher says that this malig prompted the “letter to Mr. Tiltun secusing my brother (Mr. Beecher) with adultery ant bi sh My anewer is that J never wrote such a letter to any be dged to ar one that T had done so, aud therefore cou make no “confession” on’ the su Beecher allege: VILLE, Miss Beecher’s tinal statement that 1 have “adroitly contrived t ship in the chareh,” is al a as is weil known both in and church. I have neither managed. nor trived, nor used a single eflort te iniluen action of the eburch or apy one of i ‘This is wot the firet at made to Mr. Bea shoal my conduct, tor b and recenti 1a me on cou afair yl that d med 549 persoas. Of Bishop Cummiu: September 15, B the yea nunite he said “That any min have been capable Christe y fearfa t view of our Sav concerning thore ‘by whom o: come. You know how deeply I bave teit the scandals in which this schism bas tried to find but Jet me say deliberately that tle Korab like crime of least stians freab divisions, which are dénouuced by Holy Ghost as ‘carnal!’ and classed the @evil,’ these scandaleare but pett Personally, be spoke pleasantly of Dr. Cu ming, 68 No doult he has been sinned against as wel! as sinning in this nelusion of bis carcer a= &# bithop, and | think 4is impaired health mus: largely account for ake in judgmen Battimorg axyp On Esven- 510) e Michigan Central ratiroad havir applied for an ifjunction to prevent the C cago extension of the Baltimore and Ohto road from crossing the former's track at Lake sta- tion, neat Clicago, the court bas decided that commissiovers shall he appointed for the p pore of assesring damages only, and not to upon the place and manuer of croesiu track; and also that said commissionere sual! be selected from the county. The counsel for th Michigan Central deriring wo make a fm argmment, the court gave hum permission to do so bext Saturday. This decision is favorabic to the Baltimore aid Olio road. It will be w membered that the Michigan road desires to compel the crossing tobe made by taune! viaduct, which would entail great expense tie Baifimore and Obio road, as well as greatiy delay the completion of the road to CI which can be finished in « wory few day the legal dispute is en Crear TELRGRAPHY IN don letter to the Trib explained before that th telegray e English pres: vg done at very cheap rates. ordinary rate for a telegram between places in the kingdom is on words, addresses ok oe sbilling When the goverum e telegraphs, @ clanse was put into the newspapers the privileve dred words for one shilting. That ts the price they now pay. In # Times column of solid minion there are aboat 2,100 words. It telegraphed, the column comss as near as poss'bie to $5. This is rather less than the $2,100 gold we should have the pleasure of paying the Anglo-American comyany Same quantity of matter. Aw Ex-Mo. Stricken Do Hon. Jobn Garsom died of poplexy tn Buffalo, N. Y., yesterday morning. complained during the morning of pain in the chest, and was taken seriously ill in the superior court while trying @ cause. The case was adjourned, and be was assisted to his carr! by 4 and died as he was being carried into his own house. He was state senator for the Erie dis- trict. In 1862-3 he wae elected state senator, ‘and was i thereafter promoted toa seat in Congress, serving from 1863 to 1545, 1873 Mr. Ganson was DEATH PROM THB STING OF 4 Honxet.— A Isberer’s wife at Mortimer, a village near Reading, in , died the other dsy from the sting of a hornet. She waa standing in the ber house, when 4 hornet iow out rigbt side of the neck. She went indoors, and neighbor bathed her neck with water and vine- gar. However, she tainted almost imm=di ately, aud expired ina few minutee before a matical map Could reach the house. The shock to her — system was the immediate cause of eath. ——————— Aw IMPORTANT WILL Sur Asips.—George Fowlkes, an old bachelor of Pittsylvania coun- ty, Va., died in 1273, and devised large land preety © his former slaves. Tue heirs at law ught sult to set aside the will, on the ground that the testator was of unsound mind at the ine of she execution of the —— and that undue uence was sorcerers Si'cajeneae ime tater ee oe nesses: were exsmined. Both sides were able counsel, and the Brosght in ver- setting aside the ‘goes to the cout of | We haven | cee S$ Ser-in-Law ARRESTED or PEs s0RY.—Some time last summer three men, Biggs. Henson and Buiterworth, came bere from (1 county with Bishop Hatch, ard made entries of iand tn Frankl prec To do this they had to make affidavits setting forth that ikey bad ploughed fitty sores, made a cr- inin amount of mprovements and entered the same dors fide for their an not fer another. It now t a 80 Toon AS s they returned deeded the to Moses esident of the U ab northern rai! used to ¢ could not make the there were gbing. and no one! ton Ouvida coun the matter, and makes compiair Butterw. Dts, ho p perjury. net. t of Idaho, hae 4 Moses Thatcher, « am Young, and supe! © nrailroad, Later dix that Thatcher haa been beld and ven bonds in the tum of $2,000 to appear be- tore a United States grand jury in Boise City to answer said charge of snbornation ot learned how far matt 2 against the parties in this Terri Probably they will be arraigned,if at all. by @ court commissioner or Judge Hotlister in Oneida county. We are informed that District Attorney Huston intends to commence a suit to have the entries set aside. However, a convic- tion of the enterere acts acide the entres by operation of law.— Boise City ( tatesman MURDRRERS TARE E EIN THE Fant They are Determined o Fight Until Death Refore Submitting to Arrest —The readers of the Banoer are familiar with the <etaiis of the murder of Dick McKinley, colored, by disguised men, in Smith county, not long since, and with the fur- ther fact that when Hall, one of the gang. peached upon his associates in crime, he was taken out of jail and hanged. Since that time no one, until last Tuesday, nas been able to dis- cover the whereabouts of Draper, Calicat, Ap- ple, one of the Bushes, and Keid, who left for parts unknown immedtately after the summary execution of Hall. Their place of concealment was discovered by watcbing one of their friend« carry a gallon of whitky toa large cave which opens ont in a dense woods near Chestnut Mound. it was found on close inquiry that they bad stored away a year’s provisions ia the care had 106 rounds of ammunition each, and had declared their determination to die rather than be captured. When their hiding-place was dis. covered @ citizen named Hair went into Carth- ageon Tuesday night to get the sherii and posse jure these men; but the sheriff bap- tobe away. Efforts were also made by an named Simms to raise a posse. but not being an authorized officer he did not like t take upon himself ull the reeponsibilities whic: the trip would impore, The cflicer, fully intend making a outlaws. a1 Nashrilte is FATAL ACCIDENT IN & GYMBASITY New York papers of Satur articulars of the iden! death of Chas omers, which occurre. on Friday night at the gymnasium of the Young Men's Ch association of that city. Somers enter gymnasitm early in the evening and ¢ tienced toexerciseon the various gymnast apparat Atter awhile he went to the ewing which consists of two long ropes fastened t) t cciling, baving at their lower ends iron rings covered with Jeather, and began swinging ov them. Oneoft the oung men who was pra: tising at the same time warned Somers to t careful, as he was not an expert at the exer itwas dangereus to swiag too vi vers had been swinging not mor minutes when he suddenly lost h contain further the rings avd fel! backward nee of about twelve feet head a terrib: w that resoun the hall. The: ror st Tait found bim wv summoned need b as Krow is sun, E nd on Tuesday the father w It wppears the two wages; that eperated, need to leave lid eave he was pu by the father, who cen: the house, got a wed the parsnit ‘6 thete overtook et heard the report of a gun. Soon a! ening Erown, who said he had « boy.” Taking the gun trom tim and gon ance they found | ‘The testimony of uest was that be 7 larg: lias Brown's person, a number o he heart, and the iaterence din a few moments after he was shot The verdict of the inquest was that deceased came to his death from gunshe wounds initicted by @ double-barreied gan i the hands of Fleming Brown.— Warrenton ( Truex. reled torward s short di dying. Lorp Kir $ © VERSION assisted at mass tor the first (yesterday) at the Oratory. He isthe patro ot two livings in the Anglican church. Now gecording to the English law, an Tarashite, Turk, & Parsee, or an infidel way bea patron of a living in the Anglican chtrch, and ma appoint a clergyman te that living. Ali th livings owned by Roman Catholics go to ch crown, and are filled by the 1 banceti This ts the case with those owned by the Das of Norfo’k and all the other Eugitsh Catho! Lord Kipon, however, betore bis secession, t the precaution of trar bis wife, who re. thus they sre retained in the famt!y.- Cor. N.Y. Worl: Base Batt oxgos and Athieti Philadelpbia yet wore stood 7 7. The Chicagns, prospect of defeat. layed earuestiy to thro the game into the dack aud have a draw on eighth inning. When the ‘ umpire would not call the gi to play, and it was decided in favor of the ara ing. There was cousiier exeitement but ve 4 der The Bostons beat the Baltimores in Boston Yeeterday by @ #eore of 14 to The defested the Attsntics yesterday in New score 6 to 1 Sap, nut Not Usvsvar Gusxixe Cas- v A fad acenient occurred in the town or ona, Wis. yesterday morving. ‘Two young men named Edward Briggs and Nathan- lel Keot, were out in some timber near the bome of the former, to shoot some equirreis. Coming tack, and while near the barn, young foot hended his gun, with both hammers drawn back, to young Briggs, who put iton his arm and turned around to Kk to his father, when the gun went off, shooting young Root through the heart, killing him instantiy. A Menwonits Divonce.—A curious episode in the ratiroad depet at Lincoin, Neb., the other day, was a Mennonite divorce. The man was anxious to go to Dakota, and bis wife equally apxious to remain, so, aftera long argument in Russian and German, they sat down upon the floor, and, oped & bag containing $2.000 ld, counted it out, piece raf aged the man = one balf and the woman the other. Tney en Pp ee ae mn Jam ing Upon & train bound for Dakota. : OPPOSITION To Taw Episcorpat Cuvacn Concress.—It is re: that Bishop Potter another — Lord Ripon me on Sau day, at the convention, it is also said, there wil! be no lack of verbal crit- icism of the same body, in the same vein. LL. ie aa) FR EXPLAINE HIS NOTE TO GOV. KeLLoce eptember > Ajoneral Batier is to an interviewing reporter ' teto Governor Kellogg recently mal ont the opening of Congress in party representing McEnery in Louisi u Sled 4 petition for a writ of prohibition in th Supreme Court of the United Stater to her Kellogg prohibited from taking possession «* overnor, and to prohibit, as I remember Jadge Durell from taking any further «tops ty his court. {was secured to appear Supreme Court as counsel and to argue a) such writ of probrbition. J advised the Fi men applying te me that the writ wool! issue, and that no case could be mate. the matter Imy it was a qaes ton merely. I told them I would take a from Kellogg, who wrote me as friend, because 1 had him, asking me on personal gro: alto reo that Mr. © e employed to assist and take a Iwas employed w tlemen from Louis who represented Keilogg. The case was pre pared and argued and was decided by th as predicted. That, mind you, wi knew there was anything going to get into Uo gress about it; but when the a: came int Congress, being convinced that there had bee bo proper examination of the retarns and no legal count of the canvass or votes, fm: speech in which I advised that both elect should be cet aside.” Ger. Butler farther stated: “When 1 looke? over my docket after Congress had adjourned | wrote a note to Kellogg asking for my tees and putting a value upon 7, services which | thought they deserved. He wrote a note iv reply, saying that it was alla personal matter of bis own, that his ex; had been very and asking me it I weuld consider hit matter and inclosing me a check for ‘$1000, and that is all. —— The Louisiana Compromise. AGREEMENT USTWREN THE TWO PARTIES ON CLUDED. Naw York, September 2).—A special to the Times trom New Orleans says: At 1130 o'clock last night committees of conference, represent ing the central committees of the republican and Gemocratic parties, after having been in constant semion for upwardsof seven hours arrived at a conciusion. The agreement en tered into is that the democrats shal! do every - thing in their power to aid in the ma‘ntenane: of law and order, and support the legally cor fiitnted authorities. {tts further agreed t the advisory board shall consist of five 1m bers, two to be chosen from the democrats, t from the republicans, and one non-partisan who is pamed in the person of Dr. Banzanc, superintendent of the mint. The board of stat cantassers, about which there bas been so much discussion, it is agreed shall consist of five mew cers, two of whom shall be democrats and three repnblicans. The democrats tried to induce the repubti cans to promise that they would not prosecute those engaged ip the riots. This, however, they fefused todo. The compromise is signed by the chairmen of both committees. Ss The Rifle. ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL MATCH PROPOSED TO COME OFF IN DURLIN NEXT YEA. New York, September 29.—Mr. Leech, tain of the Irish International Rifle Team, put lishes 8 letter, which, after complimenting the iate autagonists, concludes as follows i bave once more, on the part of the Irish ritir men, to throw down the gauntlet to one more peaceful battie with the American ritiemen ¢ the same terme upon which the match was sho at Creedmoor, the return match t be shot Dubtin, June, 1575, the team to consist more than eight or less than six men, a option of the Americans. MATCH BETWEEN BCH-LOADERS AND Xt ADEES. orn superiority of the bree loading rifies, says:—" 1 prope match ebeil J. Rigby, of the Irish test th with ecracer on the fet or tive men cu each © ote ip all at 1,000 yard addition two sighting st to wee muzzie-i0nd breech-loader= during the shooting New York Notes. ARRIVAL OF A DUR September ght adue e o” proken out The Li have Sgom npon each other. here in © eague of the I i Cuba, at a meet yesterday strong protest agaiust the continuance of aa as gen gent or the Cuban republ: TAMMANY'S CANDIDATE POR MAY« Wm.H. Wickham, a diamond merchant i Maiden lane, and who was a member of the lat Committee of Seventy, i* spoken ot now Tammany ’s candidate tor mayor. MURDER TO-DAY. Thomas Collier was fatally stabbed in a stab! at S5th street today by a man known as Frant escaped. The Brookiyn Scandal. WHAT DR. STORRS DON'T KNOW ABOUT ANOT ER BERCRER COUNCIL, New York, September Dr. Storrs. of the Chureh of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, knows no ing whatever of & council being called to cv’ sider the case of Beecher. TWO INDICTMENTS AGAINST MOULTON. ‘Two indictments were found against Mou!to for alleged libeling of Miss Proctor. Moultor when at the district attoruey’s office yesterta was told that he would be required 9 give ba in $29,000. He regards thie as excessive, an! will endeavor to get it reduced. ee pee Foreign Notes. »e DON CARL Paris. September 29.—It te reported that « a council of ministers it was deeided to rejjuo THE wir RED Tu the wite of Don Carlos to leave the French tror tier immedisteiy. NDON RLRCTR né aunual electio: . por d Sicerman Dav 8 —_.—— Adairs im Frisco. THE LOCAL OPTION Law srirt San Francisco, Soptemt preme Court has deciied that th ‘aw is unconstitutional sricrpg. Samuel (i. Blssiell, recently liquidagng cle of the custo house, shot himself to-day. Tae couse is unknown. He was for several yeours delivery c'erk of the Western Union Telegra company’s office. — The Storm Down South. WiteiseTon,N. C., September 2,.—Une o: the heaviest storm: ever experienced here j.:¢- vailed nearly al) day yesterday. The river ix very high and the telegraph lines were down in every ‘direction until thie morning. The rice tands are overfiowed and much damage is done the crop already cut. The storm measurably abated berore it. No serious damage to shipping is yet 4 pi —insiee ~L The Fall River Disaster. THE CORONER'S INQUEST. Fatt Rives, 29.—The jury of in- quest jin the case of the cause of the granite mill disaster resumed it session to-day. One witness stated that when the women commence? jumping one struck @ ladder standipg ageinst ‘the wall, breaking four rounds of it. toc from $100 to§3,000, itis thought the tbe meetiog of 1 The following were ¥ iad: roe day —U. 8. gout, . Btoet— National Bank of Bepnbt M-tropoliten Bank, 1 < bid 115 ached: ®- o Bend. & bic, Otttrem’ N ¥ Passenger Bailromts Dondry List—Nattonai Ty Beg ‘ar Potoman ts Mid Onte dure «GES; wet liye aut Con tot and nachan ; Grchanged, Whisky uniet— 0 ear firm. 1, Bew Yous, Beptember 29 —Btocks active ana strong. Movry, 2. Gold, raente, Kx, Septersber 7 —Fiodr dail snd en- heat quict aud auecheuged, Corn dull Exchanges, tong, 0 en short, a7. "Gow Ne A ran ity u-fomtins, 144; Paris centirnae. Console tor rentes at 68 A Srory ar THe Foreer.—This is the way the smooth young man, wh bg Operations were no- twed in the Bridgeport Standard Monday, “came it” over & #irewd merchant in New Haven: Passing along the street in that city ha raw at a fruit store a lasket of flue freste oranges, and bought them basket all. Then, taking the basket in bis band farted down the street, and stepy well- known etore, he said: “Mr. Bish here basket of fine oranges which I have the honor Of presenting to you. They are samples of « cargo I bave st the wharf which I wish to get discharged to-day, but am short ef cach. | have plenty Of good paper tn the shape of notes, &c.y which 1 would be willing to leave as col lateral for s email amount of cash which E must bave to get the frait through.” Bishop looked at the notes (a whole being shown by Davis) and the basket of iusciour oranges “callate= ral” eeemed sound as well ple, the fruit petatabie and tempting, and bis generosity was stitred to the very depths. A man whe could show a pockelfal of notes and present & vasketful of oranges, although & stranger, or comparatively 80. WRs not a person to ed out of doors When in ¢ of afew dollars in ready to Mr. Dat . Bishop cast will it take to get your car “About =000," says Davis, Thereupon Mr. Bishop d to bis desk, ar wing a check for $300 handed it to Davis, wh aterals, departed, but not to ashore.’ The “originale” were re Mr. Bishop had t b to get out of hed leaving bis col~ RAs cole total of ng on ecrense of ge for the rae ng a dccrease of hmoud tor the week ot coat oke con! bot! east and west. Vessois amt Nuring the past week been plenty treigh ; uote charges are a ed. We to a, and ¢ rk. The coal trade tue past week hax been rather more active, orders being mo and care are furnished in pretty wply.—Phkiiad Let A Scheme To Rov Tux City ov BALT: NORE oF £20,00.—The city council committe: have made the remarkable Giscovery that m the transactions which coucerned the proposed s to the city of # jot for & new market house ot the northwestern sectio: were presumptive evidence: an intention ta fiieh from the public treasury. Thig ‘b we knew before, and the committee have rot encceeded m casting that further light upom the subject in which would be revesles the iden of the individuals eagaged tu that tbrifty conugpiracy. In their report to the coan- cil, which was tude yesterday, almos" the only positive agsertion is that no members of the Baltimore there council were leresied in the speculation, but thelr own t the ver: anty ev.dence which they get hold ot provokes the suppositi really ascertalued no~ thing of the truth or falsity of the ri several ot the gentiemen who occapy oific: seats in the council ch x kpew more ot the scheme than war compatible with their integ= rity. But the ttee cond not comyal i tirely, and the y Was saved some thousand: OLN: UENCE, ¥ SexaTor Senator Seb: ech on DR ANOTRER Srzec Unde te Marsh and the use of g veut troops in Louisiante He characterized Packard © « party manager and an accomplice in the iusurrection of I and believed that the past performances present atutude of Maral Packard, clothed aa be ts with federal powers, are surely calc Mate@ to create intense distrast, tustead of coutidences and resentment instead of Tax Srtvation rm Lov ing Towards New Orie ae Brize ppt d ieeamcrs nalodexchading the arrest of several persons attached to the Stace, hot Tw taportat that’ exteantve tr have’ been in the poll-tax departs ment. of $20,000 inthe case ic a fore and Alien Pinkerton announces that the same SESE: ____cactenimemtenaial A BEAVY STORM passed over the ea. lose tn