Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1875, Page 1

ee “THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAB BUILDINGS, Pennsyivania — cor, Lith St Tele kavsmeale poco &. H. EAT‘ Press. Gee TER EVENING STAS ts serest dy carriers te gubeersters at Tay CENTS PER WERK, OR FORTY FOUR ORNTS PER MowTH. Copies af the 2 CRNTS Each By wiat/—posiage prepay MOmth. mz months, $3.00: one year THE WEEKLY STAR—ewdisssed om dridav— 00 @ year, postase prepaid. PF AL ewbdscriptioms cavarta’'y wm advent, ena than paid for. Wr hates ‘of atvorntsmne faratihed on arr itcanon. Vor. 46—N ASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1875. TWO CENTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. TH. ANSUAL BACURSION SND BASKET <A p. A 3 A Fou On TRUESDAY, i= 1928 Under te Ceneregation +f St. Mary’ € zthot <0. B. B. time table f om Pick ite STEAMER SUE EXCURSIONS. Ps ‘The elegant fron steamer ST tatu Jaines Harper, is now ma EXCUASIONS TO POINT LOO OUT ON EVERY BATCRDAY Swpping at PINEY PO i MA eciug urat steamer leaves Stepli at 7 p.m, rs i pes BEST YET. White Feuntatzs cau awn iWiCH L Princtpal stations a th I FOR Excens: THE MARY WASHINGTON bas larger roum for than any coher tent Fa y &. B TROT, President. LHP OGRTART VOTICE! OWING TO THE ADVANCED SEASON, AND HAVING A MUCH LARGER sreca vr Men's, Youths’, and Boys’ Cloth SHAN USUAL, I HAVE DETERMINED TO FORCE SALES BY MAKING THE FOLLOWING IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES: All Wool Cassimeze Sufi 27 EvsselsCasaimere Suite, from... 5 Kivervide Seits, frou. 2 seeeeae: jo 10 Dudley Suite, trom... eens 14 to 19 D gona! Buits, fr — 16 to 13 Else FI trom to 12 Worsted Bask om is Imported Cassimere Snits, frow....... to 16 Apd Other Gocds at Similar KRedactions, In YOUTHS’ and BUY ment very fall, and s ely ow prices ta on LOTE ING the ssaozt at proportion se 05% my stock ay ED SOLICITED AT 10233 PESNSYLYAN?* AVENUB.....1021 BWEEN 10TH oso 1178 Stazer ORY GOODS wt 4914 ant 1916. Penpsslrani Wath and Sth streets. Str JW SELBY MM Miened ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WITH? OUT EXCEPTiva, To GET PURE IMPORTED WINES, Is at GEO. M. HENAULT'’S, Direct Importer, 3919 ao theast corner sth aud D sts. now W ANTE) cosas TO Pas ATURE, 4g (2 400 scree of good fresh woins running thee: - SPOR SAL A camber of COWS and HAS : _3y#-1m"__ Byattavilie, Prince George Coe Oup No.) Op Exbibition ase é aud Sale it Filles? Bail. Be Teams Carn Ee Picase remember Nemean Mamber. Syl-ly $207 A large mesortecnr cry tine hand SIE Orena AND FIELU GLASS “C4 made CAPES, acd st prices. UU. BH. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, see 403 Ponnsyivanis sveuce, “Pilsbury” From Penobscot Bay. at the &) side —Cool Nigh = in the Piy_Fisoing and 90,609,000 Cashe's THRE MURDER OF GEN. McCOOK. 1i.—The s cond tr lof Winte. mrt», for the morler of Gen. Ve.mitlion on the > having b en taken from om A ¢ Penge of venue. a.1S here tyPssist Dis. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. CUSTOM RECE?PTS to day, £51,319." terna! revenue to-day, $228.3.239. nal Bank currency received at the Treasury to-day for redemption aggre- Juatice Defied. DISCRACTEUL PROCEEDINGS IN A LONG BRANCH COURT. New York World gives the cone whieh Tes. court room at Long och a few days ago. The dispatch states that daring the season thres houses of inta- Ions resort have been Kept open, sustained by the patronage of summer visitors. Sun- ht a raid was made omihree of them, @ the proprietors and a number of women Monday aiternoon one of the prietors, named Townley, was arreign dt ‘of trial before Justice Lane. The apartment Was crowded with friends of the prisoner—a hard visaged, uncouth compa: Lone and Lawyer Trautman, who sat within & small inelostre, were pressed upon, scowled insulted with obscene re- everal witnesses testitie? very re- but evfficient evidence was elicited he mazistrate, and he therefors Telegrams to The Star. FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT The President of Ecuador Assassina?> A spreial to the N particulars of a cently took mm Caonder M begin’ et of Oystor Sikells, hirst.. thee [Corresporlince of The S'av-1 TATE COTTAGE, B. Drown, of Iv" tict Atioimey G wnble in Me pres o Prsonicor Tom suiting ova vine end ically. under my > on the shore of this my vines, which WeFs &30 are not and fiz tre>3 don’t dg; bet 1 baye a dozen or Soa my ha'facre, ast pow blushyng crimson , And on one YANRION, Dak. 2 curmis on of the commission the Indians for were arrested. THE INSURRECTION IN TURKEY. —_.___ TIE STEAMER NEVADA SAFE, DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS !N BURMAH. ——__—— ALMOST A DISASTER. A Fireman ard Eozineer Seriously S¥crerary EF i Attovaey purchase of the Black ected, will return to + Is country arrived here last night. having rangements for the ge" eral cour. eld st the Spotted Tall reservation They report that the the Mos ovrl are willing and iy toe stor into a treat, on the Ist proxuno. CONMESTONER PPELPs re urnod to Wash! tel anp'e t m inst night at, and open tito leave the Mis. rgle of bereh sourt R.ver v2’ | The President's visit to Gen. Burn. terpal reveat imprisoned or twenty cays. 1 Z rd stood with their (Special Dispatch to the Ever PAKKERSNURG, The vieit expres t fnd Obio rathiond from Cineir ! ynttwo o'clock yesterday morn. | ate of 30 miles an and Athens, run into ht ears. whieh had e detached from a@ preceding freight m adowa grade to- The enxincer, A CALL hes be 1 net exccative commiutt-o! Saraiide August 18— ee ee th's corenc on present would not demand for onde: sentence being announced, Town ley declared that he would neither pay ty tne nor be imprisoned, and the crowd yelled ue clambake enforce the magistrate hour, between Marieti rateose and two fr Chicago Morday mov< He will proba Daring Robbery in Pittsburs. | found still unopened on @ pantry shelf PITTSHUKG, Av } house, but on searchin olice foree, t train, and were backir wards the passer Manuel List, and fireman famped trom the collision whieh c engine, tender, eaboose and the i 3 loated with The engineer received interns suppoved to beiatal, and the fie- Some of the rs were injarci, but nore 1 ftom 21> 70’ thorengine could be disprtored to aid {that the pon whe asto be with the eaoc ).e was ab- forward part of t! id not know ratling, excited! tee, and said, end of mine— d be xin't a-going to be San Francisco bis fist at the joy won't do it. Mr. To I know him we 5°) avenue, this city, ber gox’s beiween 16 and ti + while the str assistant Tnited State iret to assist j they shonted and app) ‘ ‘m gathered acound the prisoner as if to Idaton of Compavies. Will you take charge of this prisoner, strain was delay ly a little overawed. nm Company, of “No, L wor" captain responde, date with that P ¥ i 1 for b'm if you me to, tmt he aint Heavy St» Uixcuancos, N Hinghamt 3 A 1 stim prevailed here ers, he adced, I know my hes to-day causing river is rapi we and simn I'll bet you do,” the woman replica. The con fasion ‘became wa filled the space Abusive epithets and threats were shouted at the Justice and the proseentor. you to take this prsoner toa PFRILS OF THE RAIL, A Rotten Briece Tiaim-One Heh sons Injnce “Way within ed and Over Forty | Tam AccrpENT 70 his country * | commanc With goeut rearet hy es Cub is direct ftv miles » New baven rail / And about yon Long I< nd ITeommand you not todoany such | , the siracture gav he mail and exp prisoner away ‘ael Putnam, ; 1 om the bar. me ie his tar 1.” Townley was bis hill.and along very ford of his team of colts crowd waited to » lawyer as they n recaptured INtUMAN Monst! ‘8 TREATMENT nownh wealthy Jobn L. Kat eistate in Philadelphia i with a flendish assanit oi or His MISTREss.. errams reeaiyed y nT. Ford, of Baltim vibot, member o' strict of thy ms thathe has held her inate slavery ever since. tended a picnic without his permission, and when she returned he charged ber with §n delity, knocked her down, tal manner, and then tore her clothes off her p@son, and after pouring burring fluid all over her set fire to her and ende. The interference of the people in the house prevent -d the suirmation of bis design. On Friday eve- n‘ng last he whipped her in ner, and swore that he would disable her so that she would never be able t> go ont. Great e‘Torts were mada by interested py tes to keep the details of the aifair from the Kates was held iu $2,000 bail for his MeVicker, of Chicago, her Ecoth. the mother of Edwin Booth re summone! from Long spending the ErFrorts To Recently sh AVETHE Rio bravo.—The ; Peter Reixtimen se; B. W. Fleming, Highland, Kansas; B AR. Hapning, 5 J..N. Bohannon, er, St. Lonts; Leo Muchen- RH. Arnold, Marysville nd Mins Morehead, Rieh- mond, Mo. W.J. Browa, U. 8. expres me 7 anderson, conductor; S. W. Montgomery and wile. Nola Wariner, two or three weeks past the bay brother Joseph v Sie ean Ma Erancn, where they had. heen mmner, pd immediate ’y devarted fr n€ Of the a. cident. bune of yesterday says man of very strongly-kntt and wiry pa: sigue. and capable of great endurance, and irom this faet, and from the fact that he'ls a fim, patient, resolute natare,a happy 5 sult may be anticipated. THE AMEPICAN RIFLE Teaw Received in New errirme fox the rece} rifle team was arr: ve the steamer Rio Br: ached in a storm off tty * ith instant. Tae U: atmers Ply mouth and Canon rdc.ed to procend to the scene of th 1 and renderevery 7 yisibie assistece ing the Rio Bravo Iv-ston for repairs. : ther ina bra- which was b The New Ye “Mr. Booth is a the lot of bpiao her alive. Mo.; Miss Itughes The Piymonth is ne mouth of the Rio Gionde and e faigua is lying Southwest pass, bratai man- train boy, Richm age man; Clark Andrew: ‘ary Andrews, Miss ie Brown, Frank Brin, Mollie Meaghcr, J.A. Piver, “Mr: E. Hall, . K. Hall, St Jo sted to order the re «ral DIX to proceed to th the Itio Brave. ed. yesterday by Gene- rails Alexander Shater, M. T. MeMahon end © bers. rep.esenting the Nattor teur Ride associat.ons. The victors of Dolly- movot are to arri which Is due next Sa ————— YET ANOTHER VICTIM OP KEROSENF —A special from Comberland, Md., to th more Sun, says that Alice Morrissey, of Com. berland, daughter of Wm. Mor: issey, a twith adreadiul accident yesier - terneon, about 2 o'clock. which will probably She ts not expeetet to live In atiempting to rekindle the fire in the kitchen stove with eal oil, the can exploded. blowing the bottom out, bara- She ran into the st et her clothing off, nie) Arnold ha’ Taos. Mes- rasanl dave & Liga he DIFFICOLTY WITH TrtpoLs. to a delay tn receiving her te orders to proceed to Tr bas not yet reached that por tthe mouth of the Suez caaal, aud Will, Without farther delay, proceed to’ Tri ties that the Cop Tripoli, and that the be srtisfactorily sett) ; the Tr.politan ithe airival of a vessel of war to dc nied to this duty ass Wiihert en rounds in quest of t avory chowder. aehts Jaree and small yort Berl, turday. The quare tine mer Nekon J. Hopkins ts to convey the officers of the Rifle asso elnb the members of General Dakin’s staff, and the forilies of the team down the bay to mecet them. A military reception is to be niered the team on Monday, that is if they reach here on Saturday or ou Surday. Mayor Wickbar will welcome them in the goveicors rcom in the Which they are to be escorted to the 234 r ment ermory, in th street, by the 9th, 12th, th regiments, the officers of the rebkeepsie, the Amer- ican Off-hand Rifle association, and the New York Schretzen corps. General Wart was red the command of the procession but robably be given to » St. Joe, aud is. All of the in- » two or three who precercei to Ju at term houses in the vi udent, were by ‘tion and Amateur cavse her death. over right. ht 19 this elty, and ie 93 comfortable as po Sible by 1! y. All the physicians of this € been put on duty. aad exértng themsel¥ Another Rattroad Co f al tra-a from Wore 2s of a No.wieh s into therearef ar uiside of Wor. paval authori- ress has already reach ing Ler dreadfuliy. in efforts 19 yourg jman ramed aims severely burned. The young very pretty, and her friends and famil pivneged ind In fact, it is not City Hall, af mard .eparation, but at as Foon as they became a els had been ordered to their port been received confirma- er, wilh pas- eizht Wain thro T, week ing 2tth regiment from Pi no advices hay Two BULLET Hoes tn A Man’s li tART. The anrecognizcd boty of a man, supposed to be German, aged about 19 years, was taken om the hay near Bay Kidge on § It was clad ina gray coat, light pantaloons and vest, with Scotch boots and witbout stockings. moustache and goatee. pistol cartridges. ef were worked the initials “E. DL. re were two pistols balls in bis hearu Justice Chureh, of Fort Hamiiton, sa it is probably a care of suc that the man aver ficing ¢ ately followed it by another. The body wa: sent to Bay Ridge morgu: bige water— azo. te d's lezandar Delmar fs w sitin; steal leiters to the Ci Mrs. M. W. Gait and family FOREIGN NEWS. The Long Strike at Cldham. ‘The strike of the cot- he declined. Colonel Wrrd, the sen’ ant the reception committee will ride in There is to bea collation in the 1 reziment armor~, after which the team will visit Gilmore's garden, where the mem- bes of the National guard are invited to meet them in uriferm. Attex the been in the eity ® few days th ena hanqvet, probably lone! Wingate, Jadze Stanton and ™ ton will solicit. subseriptions for testi- s nee to members of the h /ONDON, August 1 plaid shirt, calf skin rratives at Uldbem con He hal a dark in his pockets were In bis pocket hand have retuiacd to of Blackburn and vicinity will be manu(lactories in the latter pla 2 gel their yain and woof from Oldnam. The Etections in Servia_ Loxpon, August 15—A special dispatch from Vienna to the Stawbed reports that the ortons in the elections Zeitung states that the e resolved lo move, on the open- Kuptschina, that Ser to Merzegoviaa to assist the insar- + Gen. Wm t Delmonico’'s. ie,and ne Judges shot imm~ii- Dk. KENEALY, who fs, of cours '< iehborne man, Las prot *sted in Par- ment against the lenity of Colonel Baker's Tichvorne is se bor, but Baker is sen’ ment without hard labo: this ro pantshmert. tioned that when the leeraci doctor was once found guilty of brutal treatment illegitimate sou month he thought vpGE Lyscr Putrr IN ILLINOIS. in Williams N His Rones | Intense excitement prevails | and Jackson counties, Hll- | r sitter. Mrs tenced to hard ccd to imprison- Kenealy thought But a mem Reinforcement for the Turks. 1s.—Turkish © have been Janded RaGusa, At i; Tr dees’ who tr used as kuklo rezion. who go abont, whipping peaceable | rcople und compelling them to obey their Klek and will m © strongly pos £0 £03 on the route. The Alfonists Confident. in the monn . On Monday n f the ontlaws paid a visit Maddox, one of the commissioners of ta party of four- to the house sent to prison for a the penaity severe enough ard labor in it. ht this retervire to his cessAly and unpardonable. MOUNTAIN TrovT.—On k Hermon, of Middic- dience of orders, hut nity, with a epi to capture the citt tl ot | he 2th fnstant Fatal Explosion. Sshipping m posse of thirt Gre Of the outlaws was mortally five others injured. the former | He is sald to have whieh will lend to the The citizens of both Heavy Bau <aturday, Mr. F N.Y... Mr. Jacob ttherland fisbcd inthe trout brooks tron throvgh the monntai od, New Jersey. They returned y morning with the largest and han St lot of trout ever seen in the tr 2081 pf them weighing from to one poond. The brooks h, owing to the rains. t the brooks all through that on are full of the: A CHork oF 100,060 Vorcrs.—T sible Gi'more proposes to celebrave i by having 109,090 persons sing the one hvudredth psalm ju bonor of our © hundredth apn ver beard th nts Of the earth assembling on & a day and agreeing to shout at Silence reigned supreme. bedy held bis tor exploted ard sunk. Fifly pei cd by the explosion or drowied. ‘he inserreetion iu Tarkey Serioas. DON, August ul Ss near New- ndred men, some bloody | * caught 20,1 s to the serious ¢! : e CHICAGO COMMUNISTS. h says the commontsts of that city ve preparations for a some: fact has been have purebased a large ng muskets, with co ammunition, and ave drilling re under the command of an experienced ‘ red men ere already enroll’a.and pienies are frequently nds to defray expenses. Thi same discontented spirits who bave freqnentiy figured in communistic they scem determined to redress the imag- T 2s under which they are laboring. As there is a strong military force in the city very little appreti A Kock DOWN THE PRICE OF Last evening as Miss Victoria Vokes, at- tended by ber aunt, was passing up Broad- way on ber way to the Fifth Aveuue theatre, sbé ~as assaulted near Twenty-seventh a strange man, who threw his arm er neck and attempted to kiss her. © Miss Vokes was fortunately carryingaheavy silver-mounted rmbrella, with which she knocked down her assailant, who, in the crowd and copinsion, escaped. THE GREFNBACK CoNVENTION.—The e711 for the National Greenbact meet at Detroit on Weduesday of next week has been issued. Unlimited paper mone: t> nut out by the government; the abolii SC'on, end the raising ofall revenue by cuties ation, end t Dy a on ‘roports are the chief point tioned for eataou with the uerthera loods in barmat, of bre ~ch-load anes for istic Promé, doirg f age to rice fielt's aud to property genevally. ‘The Nevada Safe. Lonpon, August 1s Several tui Glimore cx. ner Neva la, walled off Fas Es-TREASURER PARKER SAYS “Goon " To SOUTH CAROLINA- lease Monday pigat, Par Slate treasvrer of South Caroll bis honse, and itis now ascert tcok the train tor Augusta ot Ra. m. yester- day. Probably he will never agaia be seen in South Caroitva. UNSUCCESSFUL CARLIST ATTEMPT.—An ursuccessiul attempt was made yesterday by a bc Sy of six thousand Carlists to relieve Seo de Urgel, several attacks being maide 6: list positions. The Alfonsists a expecting reinforcements. The citadel |< said to have sustained serious damaze. A LITTLE PLAN THAT Dipy’T WoRK.—A man named Alexander rested at Carthage, New ont of $3,000 on an t lo have been drowned the insurance. i a a SHERMAN & CO. ition to Pay 33 1-3 Per Ce: ‘ORK, August Is.—Wim. B. Dancan, Dancan, Sherman & Co elrealar, in whi creditors 53", per cent. in fall settlement of the indebtedness of the firm, cent. being the proportion of assets to liadil- jues sho a by the assignees’ statement. He Ollers lo pay 5), per cent. before November 5 per cent. before May 27, leié; 5 per ctnt. before November 27, 1876; 5 per cent. 410 per cent. before No- interest at 7 pel After his re- , the defaulting enttle driver whieh wou dear a year or t w commands, When subdivided, trom The camp meeting Xt, and coulinaes has pnblishel a gas endeavori bont 43 ver CONCERNING LUMEE: 1 wo doubt astomish ne 18 compeli¢ : been reicgees in Montenegro, Ser and the Austro-Huogerian borderlant's, The flerzegovin peasantry had heen so.ely tried. evough by the los. es caus: and cattle-plagne during the past seasou 1) make it @ matter of extra hardsht, io satisty theordina: y exactions of the Agas. W cen, however, they found that their local tyrants expect’ them to make good the feiencirs In the yield of the impos dvced by the tlightof the they were forred into a whieh es-ily sugcest-d @ desy orete remed end thex ndictiveness of the Agas quick’ acd-d .2elto the fre that lad already so many combustible elements on whic. to import lumber for build'ng purposes—that is, the better ine, whieh one firr irect from Michigan by rall. ‘The lumberman's ax and devastating fires have yed the once stately forests 'n this state, and the young growth is sapp: knots, and in all before May 21, 1: vember 27, Isi7, with rarnum until paid. As security for the grcement assets are to be held ard administered by Mr. Duncan, under the advice of commission consisting of Robt. Lenox Kennedy, pre:ident of the National Bank of Commerce, and president of the National Bank of the of New York. Mr. Duncan also says that should the assets bri cent. the creditors will bave the benefit ——_.+—— Lis she ptt ination cf President Arsass' tip g lorenc, of NEw YORK, augrst 18—The moio"ng pubsishes the weno, president of the re} aieeiRoroceect ty a i By af ws repor ver’ int Senor Pia Flores, minister of Ecuador, who ai. mitt'd having received the intel! the pm hi from @ personal friend, but in Be'fast is iby had harvests kK convention to ‘alfiliment of this meal has been ar- ‘ork, charg-d with ts inferior to che old. Mech of the material used in building here Row would not have classed as merchant able lumber twenty or even ten years ago; udging from present appearances, the dey fs not far distant when building must be cenfined to brick or stone, a8 cheaper than But the chureh belis are rioging and I must go—for a bath in the bay. PILLSBURY. THE Lost AFRONAUTS—The Body of (irin- urd.The Chicago Evening Journal speeial from White Hall, Mich. be bedy of N. 8. Grimwood, a@ report on that paper, who accor Mey He was day aver rsecuted Rayabs, jesy erate situatio» more than 331; per In CuBA.—A Havana AnoTHER Bausy 1m CUBA—A Ces; “des bad illo, and six former Diario denies the ‘Vaimaseda intends to No TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS MARYLAND.—A committee of the apt | that the eituaiion docs noi at present call for it nominations by the despatch says rez, Bells and THE Utica RAC Utca Park As octat‘on —The first day of the aces, yestorday tend: d, the weather being fine. by Breeze, Great Herald thie wife of Captain Philip Bessenger of ‘cement of drowned herself Senor Gabriel ‘ Ui u7-The Shildres’ inthe orth of that city, yesterday and her three A CARRIAGE THROWN OVER A PRECIPICE canal, three miles descending Mount Plersant, M “gs of. ar on Monda: was thrown over & precipice Two ladies and a race was won Eastern second, add Colmar third. ats were trott-d. Great E: etard Colmar the th 0, 2:31, 2:33. 3 by May Queen, General Gavtield. sco evd Mel_ey third. 439, 4 7TH Br. mn Donk B stress, clehe anied Doaaldson aiioon ascension, was found on ch of Lake Michigan, near ouging to Grimwood and on the body. opt his boors papers, mintises, and watch It wasin a bat state stern took the rece Was won Wisiow ‘and Tae YoRK OpD FELLOws.—The Tad Lege Lo. 0. ,0f New York, is in ScoTr-Garrerr ‘lvenia rat} recently cut? | Cineippati ena N Compract.—The company hes been —_-——_ Incendiarism ‘ORC! STER, MASS., Al E. Tidds’ 1arm_honse avd barn at Warren were set on fire and destroyed partially insured. ing 10 Michael some town, Was burned this beried at thet was attaebed to the ot Donaidson’s b: 4) . ugust 18.—Samuel or the balloon. There is ere at excitement there. The proprietor of the Coicago Evening Jourasal | trip. Now th | but they have or y. | steadily to the rat sent for the . and will have suitable hon- nd Ohto adhe: yin the | with scurvy. Voyaze —thr=2 witbin sigit of por. Little Tommy Glynn's Death. A STEPMOTHERS PURCHASE OF POTSON AND TRE ERVELATIONS THAT FOLLOWFD. On Wednesday morning, the ith In: 1, aD of the Al iy got Tommy subsequently and the last that Johny heard he was call: ‘og his “mamuna” to please bring him a “ir Glynn st first thought bis ir. Glynn at child bad died of cholera morbua, but was puzzied at the indifference of his wife to its saerings, and At the fact that she had not said = thing about bis iliness. A horrible that thrust itself upon him was when he harried down stairs with the dead bedy of the child in his arms, by bis wife calling to tim from her bedroom, without seeing him or knowing what had ocenrred, “Tom, is Tommy dead?” Giynn sent word to Coroner Houghton, and the following facts were elicited It was ascertained that Mrs. Glynn ty RSet poisan on Tuesdar, gotng o Di fendericr’s drug store and calling for suryeh nine. She said she wauted to poison rats The druggist said he had no siryelinine. bi be bad tor sale @ rat exterminator wh World be much better. “Would this kill a person if they «honld happen to take some of it!’ assed Mra Glypn. Yes, and to a very short time,” she wes &nswered by the cruggiat. She purchased a packageand went away Mr. Glynb admitted buying the rat exter- minator, but sald that the package 5 No poison upd. It was ascertained t the boy's sickness he ate a piece nfeily on .t. A search ta the pantry a in fading a jarof Jelly with the wrap. per broken and the coutents disturbed. A small quantity of the jelly was piacad on» piece of tacat aad given to a cat. The cat Was taken With convulsions Soon aiterwand and died. This was proof enough that the child baa been y Cd, but its stomac This has b: ving been detec: on Satan of her husband, arrestox ged tu jail, the verdict ‘of the jury being that the child bad co: feath by muinisierad Glynn. tyestentay 1 <. Joralemon, a prinerly @ resident of iLud bulk Of his propor is Second wife by a f ‘onud that undue infla © bear upon ber brother's rr ct the same time rumors were started to the y lemon temple larz ch load ger. some ness that ng of a chair, b mon bimself did not say anything about it, and seemed to be enjoy- ing good beaith; the wound was acat, and hota bruise, and in the opinion of witness was the result of foul play, which eaused bis death; on the wor ofthe day hedied be Fas unconscious and gasped and strogy t for breath. Witness did not have any con- Hen With Mrs. Stoddart about Jorale- mon's death, tut said to Jacob Kanameyer that be came to his death by fonl means. Catharine Davis, an auutof deeas 1, testi- fied that sve saw the wound in his forehea 1 Mrs. Joraiemon told ber that he fell against & chair, and she was unable to litt him up. Witness remembered the time that Mrs. Jo- ralemon leit her husband, assigning as the reason for it that he was too mean and did not give ber money enough, adding that he coly weot'd bristles to make him a hog. The ease was still on when the court ad- jovrned. — N.Y. Tin th. BURSTING or A T CASTING IN A ExrHIS Forrp pon the : n Saturday arte bells rang out v3 alarm of fire, cident which happened at E.S8. Risk & Co. on Cort et, east of Charleston rajiroad depot. An immense mess of metal, weighing about 17 tons, bad been melted and poured into a res. «rvolr for the parpose of casting the iron- work subst. ucture of a eotton compress. The monld bad been prepared with care, and was surrounded with Leavy tron castings, ready to receive the molten mass of metal at a given signal. The ga.e or slide of the rese Your Was worked by jever power, bot owing te some inattention was left without gaard. The tremendous weight of the metal within the reservoir forced up the gate or side, the red-hot mass rushed out, hi blazing, all over the mould an The flames and sparks flew fx tion, setting fire to tue roof of the building and sta.rway leading up and into tue pattern making vom. The firc was extinguished be sore any material damage could be done to the building, but sevculeen tons of metal were chilled and fmsed into 2 confused and vod mess in and arcond the mould, eans- ing a los? of $1,009 to the proprietors. canting was the heavic-t ever attempte be made in this city and 0 much tobe deplored. Mortunately. the moulders pes were Snjured by the rash of red teil, UAL rese su I ry dureo- prictors will at once g the iron Pnd atiempt the casting a Mery his L —— A MAN DrowNeD in THE PRESENCE oF HIS WIFE AND CHILUREN.—A teath by drowning at Kockawoy beach bas to be recorded, wnd this 1 he wife and three young children of the unfortanat drowned were Wile i bis la: and powerless to save bt test evening Mr. Willian, Schneide lan -Lorgh a bad been spending the day Pockewa: With uts wifeand fam went into havea b im the surf. He Weat out beyond the safely lines, but as only a very slight surf was breiking, nothing was thovght it, He suddenly disappeared the waves, and on coming to the sur. face he shoutes loudly for help. lite boat wes quickly launched, Luatonly tr convey bis Iifeless vody to the st grief Of his wife,on seeing b and Lifeless before her, was i > extreme, avd the most k Was menifested toward ‘her ip fiction. The children were al to comprehend tac situation. that a cramp seized nim, and rend powerless to save him: -N. YS “A MAN Wirnovt a Cocyray ward Everett Hale's “Man Withonu actually repre duced. with y in Pussia. A young man, the nate a Russian nobleman, lost his pass; € adjudged of the same atic his mother, @ native of Memei, Pru was sent by the police to thal plac. mayor refused to recognize bim as a Prv sian citizen, Sud he was cared back to: Petersburg under guard. Since teu be t been ocillating like @ pendulum between the two cities, steadily denied admitiance at the one and imprisoned for short terms at ibe other. The unfortunate man Was anxious to secure @ home here below, 80 he tried to commit @ theft in order that he tight ba sent fo Siberia. Even here be failed’, aud au last accounts he was being once more trans~ ported towant the Russiaa frontier. =7-Dean Brayley, a wel ccunter- sane, baoboan acomant a6 — » Me. 87 Prof. Joel Parker, t nent jurist, died at Cambridge, Mass., last evening. s7-Cardivsl McCloskey aisived ai Havro yesterday, and proceets oo 1 May. a7Hon. Jobn B. Weller, ex-governor of California, died at New Orleans ye: a aw A. D. Banks of Miss’ is to the Ist of for the ae ie a ceria or te Clerk 7 Waddy Thompson was released from It ies jail at Memphis yesterday on a vond of 85,000. B7-Jeroes Keo ome @coachman and anex- a — Germantowa, wag at Cape May, N. J., yesterday. - &7-E.D. Smit! . late teller in theE: bank, Norfolk, \ s., died suddenly on SF The demociats of the fourth ais ‘trict have nominate: Hon. J. C. for the unexpired term of the late re pe he ie, but his wihdswal ~~d tries, so far, op Loa: side puraber fourg ee