Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania — cox. lth Bt a terest by carriers 10 Po FS ‘ENTS MONTH. Copses unre macH. By, wiatiposiane rrepart—80 Month. x months, 93.00; one year, EB WEEKLY BTAR—putitined om Bricay— 00 « yar, poriage prepaid. ee EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. Tetsh Skee Rstvn To THE cares. Os S\TUBDAY Kew o The 4 Ma stopping Fa Sec a, and pa vant Cap zuiticent view of the 1 reach Wawbington 94.00 vam, of information. apply Bice, Natiowal Metro youtan anc" rd tile Picnic te be gitnt ItY HISERNI. REN No. 2. until TUESDAY, $a STEAVER MALY fe FOSTPCNEL wentber ret CESPA new aby engaged James Harper, EXCURSIONS TO POINT LOOKOUT BE BATURDA HINT and MARSHALL'S son's wharf, foot of Tth street; Ufice, 6 summer mow mip cr whar‘.cr-r: > DAY tiorr ing. at on the Potomar nel i Colton» and bisk l= Returning. tein Washingt sestay and addition to the take paseongers ne only steamer affo: aylight, mokes $2; ronad trip tiokete ie Teraad, Col vn's and Leonardtown, 93 Appis to ae N FITZHUGH. Agert, jel tm Sixto-street Wharf. OR EXCURSIONS, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1875.. he £nening Star. TWO CENTS. iS, 46 N°. 6,993. “Mrs Col. Merritt.” HER IDENTIFICATION EY A FRIEND WITH EVENING STAR.' “MRS. AVERILL” AND “MES. ARLING- i i 18. Merritt, the self. Washington News and Gossip. * Mike Norton oatrage.” is still at Bellevue hospital. She has spoken several times of baving a lady friend living at a house in Madison aveine, who had at one time @ lopted a child of her's, and was ready to be- a her. At the howse named a reporter we World received the following tnforma- Tritt (so called) was at Boile- lezad vietim of THE RECFIPTS TO-DAY were, from Internal revenue, $553,887; from eustoms, THE Axo of national bank note cur- reney received at the Treasury to-tay for Teiemp jon aggrezated 3564,020. nerparty at the Long Braneh Co'tags next 10 Will called upon her, four-year-old child the house mentioned, upon the condition that if Mrs. Merritt recovered she shoul reclatm her Mrs. Merriti pretended to be expect- her busbam!. who never cam: Le Weat Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris, ai} tor Ergiand on 8: Two Cant Attorney € rat Pierrepont aul Seeretary < returned to We jon ber recovery to the Fifth Avenue hotel Biistow have vetaraed, to¥ Jas “Mrs. Arlington,” and stayed there till resumed the: he was informe! that “her 1oom we EXECUTIVE ArPoiNTMENTS.—The Presi sensgi Thenceshe bie to re ter: na post- | beuse, Rrooktyn, as “Mrs. Averill dent b 4 David M. Simmons post- yed the € week; thence to the St Ti., and Edwart C, 2 York. and s' there a { Wyoming terri- siting her child in M: ceasionally. and invariably. 5 soon and tae the chili core | appointed toin- | child was a pet in her new home dam irs of the Ret Ciond and | her ehutterings was the following tate t lL agene’ neyenne. They | “ Papa and mamma used to live in Boston, ve examined over one hund-ed wi ee 8 time Bowes 054 hovers oad { notsing official has been learn a : ange One « ay Dap: he Is and nev their conelusio: — i little whi I going to THe FIRST ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GEN- | 2 White t jrowtway, aud & Dix sition i sista man will « wl ask m0 -SHIP.—The position of First Assistant | what I want tocat.” ogicl ronseined } veral bas been ter, eral Pierrepont toa New Eng’ ot yet siguitied his ac- fice. For this reason his inthe Madison avy ring her stay a ea year. Da “lat the hou her away. saving her, brt the Who has the ceptance ¢ name is at 5 withheld from the public. her up. REGISTERED LeTTeR PowcuEs.—Encour- pr pesos aged by the success which has attended the | 1 Mlinois stered letier pouches | Y . ane aim till ain routes between Boston and San | this: lasi_ bm The ¢ 1 to_ be Francisco. the Post Offee department is now | Yow 1? 2r sylurm in Battin w York Fert, Rat. he THE AMERICAN rin keeeption t points in the south i oe pr Bs NAVAL OfpERS.—Commander R. F. Brad- | ford is ordered to hold himseif in readinéss for the cominand of the Marion. Master C. P. Rees, to the Benteia. Paymaster Thomas T. Caswell has reported bis retura home, having been detached from the Pensacola and as fleet payimaster of the North Pa station om the oth J last, and has b or 1 settle eco THASE progress of y was a ARMY ORDERS —Superintendent Henry A. ccrsanpinrad Armstrong 1s ordered to report in person to Captain A. F. Rockwell, Assistant Quarter- master, in this ety, for instructions and for charge of the nation uehester Va. Leave of a ear, With permission to go be: { the sea, is granted Captain Warren C. 11 ffantry, Fort Sill, Inffan territo- x leave of granted Colonel N. Paliner, 20 cay ‘ort Sanders, W yo- mine territery, bas been exteaded four months. PERSONAL.—Mrs. Adiniral Farragut is in California. Senator Morton is a deadt- head on the Western Union telegraph lines, according to the Graphic. So are @ gre many other prominent men occupying bi places in the various branches of govern- went. -**-Carl Schurz has been staying for seme time in Switzerland. ++*-Sir Edward Thornton ts in New York, accompani Mr. Adam, of the British legation. --- eral Creok is spending a few days at Park with the parents of his wife,—who, it Ww 1. be remembercd, is the daughter of Mr. Dailey, the proprietor of the hotel at that Gilmore's imre weed on the o ption to the 5 1 four Americ acks, and four Irish amid’ the cheers of th e i ‘4, consisting of iutrodueing “See Comes.” After the atic airs the im took A position on the music stand Gen. Shaler introdaced Gen. Sharpe ivered an address of we! responded to by Col. € The remainder of { including and erican firs, Was car ried out. and the audience dispersed. The trophies won by the Americans were ex hibited at the upper end of the garden, and at the lower end were posted up the names of the victors, with diazrames of the scores each made at Dollymount THE THREATENED GEORGE —Gov. enaded INSURRECTION IN mith, of Georgia, was ser nd made a speech at Atianta w a — lace. '---Mr. Roderick Duggin te the name | large concourse of people on the 2th. He ace tiga Sate ee ee en onal bf the gentleman who iseaid to have won | eal’ thers wae codons este mene beat FUN CHARTER EVERY the heart and hand of Sfiss Schenck, dauga- | sions of an insurrection in. the disturb: d DAY AND EVENING. Bey it Ege eee ter of General Schenck. Mr. Daggia is @ | counties, butowing to the tUmely and pru- smot y Scotchman, the son of a prominent | dent getion of the whites, all danger had eye, leaving w manufacturer. General Seicnes P.H TROTH, Presticnt, BMNPORTAVT VOTICE! ADVANCED SEASON. H LARGER Youths’, aad Bays’ Clothing i HAVE DETERMINED SALES BY MAKING FOLLOWING The great.mass of the colored peo- pe and daughter are now in Scotland, visiting new we of the growth an the femily of Mr. Dugain. tanger Of the p a » which tay were S = : being lead by a few had negroes. He conn A Ct’ Pessiox Case.—Th3 follow- | soled prudence and forbearance. All men, has come before the com- sioner of pensions, upon which he has nilered a decision: A woman in Ten who had been married, and whose deserted her in 1860, was ma_.icd p18 another mau withoat an ac- white and black, should be protected in thei: 4its of person and property. He would se= toit that peace and order dnd good govern- ment were preserved by a rigid enfore»n of the laws. He woalt offer a reward of for the arrest of General Merris, the lead in the present troubles. Itis renorted that a colored man had beea killed in one of the counties, and the governor says that he will offer a reward for the arrest of the murderers pert proves ec o'dier a the last marr: »p'ieant for nd the woman now is a pension as the widew of her bus! at. The commissioner h - a WHAT A MAN Got BY FooutrnG wrr oe Ne are ener ee Doe MOCO Okt a Wien ND.—A far who lives atox red At the time of the death of the soldier Faribault, e1 Sane m, if any, oceurred, the wornan of Ree eeult, named Remmnel be A sess Johnson, was going along the road Satur lay ot ot the Perec te eiaie. | and | last, when suddenly a Ittle whirlwind, Sidr rdbnged echotpncig ear ened onal (Rs ST. Ee 1e apparently net mor e, is nuconstitutional, isan tive aie 1 if tt applied to the cia! op se res he ae Se ce | 10ad in front do ANOTHER Com owl MISSION APPOUNTE | pretty. tw £ gentlemen have been seleoted pees, but Mr. kept on his way d st “< "4 z ¥ - rectly toward i thinktn had no IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES: | members of the new commis to visit | Rinoaut at Inf Me nee Chieago and inspect the foundation, mats- | it worth wi step one side and Any Satis, t } construction of the Chicago cust Whirl past, but kept straight on and met it SET WEEN FOve ant Pity StRare A. STRAUS. \REAT SE™MI met GF x Ab MALe DRY GOCbDs. suid at Cust foc thirty days WoW. SURDETTE & co., 292 S706 K at asc f and Sale — 439 oo PIARKAIT, = Me 63% Mth area, be a Bvtress cians doors ators Ontd Feltows’ Hx. Uhowe Uli Faistings, Kogre’ Chramos, &e. 3 Piccro: Scie Picea Cooke ee ee LONG AND SHORT SIGUT EXCHAS TAIgUT, EXCHANGE ro: BROWN. SHIPLEY 3 CO, bo DREXEL. ARIES § 60. Bane” 2n@ on Strasburg. Vienna, Brussels, Carlehrec, Lentan, Baremberg. Copentagen, Acmateee? Cologwe. Case, Frankfort on-the Main, Lelgenet Gusteuberg, Stock holm, Basle, Zortch, Stuttgart. LEWIS JOHNSON & Co., ancl? iw Baa¥ers. ()PERS AND FIELD GLASS “CASES. A lares senortment fine hand- tate CASED, aoa at vors ow prices. et ___ 485 Ponnsyivaaia averve. A TISUBBS NEW DYE WOBKS, 906 G STREST NBAK NINTH STREST, ALFisuens (Outs? wira Ss) 3 cl OAL § ee etal oo OERITe Be ET, NESE G, OFPOsIT! ‘tinge and Cleanf Gar- specialty St short notice, lr prices. ement of the | square inthe road. When they came to have arisen tn her the whiriwi deemed todrop e ng else and take hold of Mr. Joins and s Lime than it tell it, Mr. John ai lost bis hat ad his shir wa {nto the entter, n Shocked by a ver fool with a Minn.) D: ig AS though he Mr. Johnse Whirlwind aga Bristow this morn ad to thoroughly in- tion, and especially Lovistaya a E 1879,—Tr mat reports tne nrability of the Buena | of the census of L nich the Structure is bulti. | compliance wi ereqnested to partict constituti defects set forth t New Orleans coramission wi eh ta! 208,368 nsp ONORS To AN AMERT tof his adventures e | Long, of th colore rwh f 128,115 omor of t THE AvTUM> gradual slewling dry of the ged in forwe Taxas nie er, @ Wealthy y cattle thieves. The country nd for th goods from southern vers wit than for several years, the ontionk cts ia favorable to a more spirited geu- traie during the tneomiug montu.— York Daily Bulleti SUMMER TRAVEL VIRTUALLY X steamers | this port Satrr cay, carrying ont S0lcabin and S75 steerage | passengers—a less number thanonany pre vious Saturday for several months past. It acknowledrced’ among the steamship com- panies that summer travel across the Atian- Lic is almost atanend, and that their har- vest, jor this year at least, is nearly over, as up © within @ short time ago the steamers carried out upwards of 209 cabin gers, bot are pow only carrying from 3) to 50 each. N.Y. Jour- Com. Epwin Boorn’s Conpirion.—A | ore man Who is in attendance with Mr. Edwin Booth at Cos Cob., Conn., writes favorably. Hesays: “No dangerous symptoms haveap- peared. He will need the utmost quiet for some ten yet, to allow the rib to knit. Then he will bé able to walk about, with his arm in a sling, and must trust to time for a perfect cure. He frets a little but bears up admirably.” MEMBERS OF THE 4iTH CONGRESS WHO ate tance Johnson is the sixth member e fourth Congress who bas died bewore the ft it alar session of ht was killed while ng AW near Assemnetquagen, drew a revol presentivg it at the driver's lead, ordered bim to stop. Hethen compelied the driver te cut the mails bags and jump off, when be rove away with the stag THE MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON MR. Nor. Four men have been arrested in New York on suspicion of being connected with the murderous assault by a burglaron Mr. Noe ou Sunday, twoof whom were discharged. One of those retained is the well-knowa burglar named Moore. SUMMARY ACTION.—in consequence of a refusal of the New Jersey and New York rflroad to eo debt of thirty thousand collars to the Erie railroad company, the latter yestentay seized two cars belonging to the former, and tore up the «ther com- pany’s track at Hackensack junction, Casapa’'s Space.—The Canadian depart- ment at the centennial will have an ares of three thousand square feet, and —— ments as to entries from the dominion will be under the control of the Canadian com- | thet body. The vacaut chairs in the house missioners. are those of Mr. Buffinton, of Massachusetis. and Mr. Hi of Maine, blicans; Mr. HELD FoR MAIL RonpERY—John T.Tay- | Ajlen, of New , Mr. Head, of Tennessee, Jor. grendsop of ex- President and Mr. La Dot Oregon, democrats. jor and ove of General Sherman's staf | the war, Las been held to bail in $3,000 for | KILLED Ry Lia G.—On_ Tuesday obd! mail tmast night during the severe storm, a fine milci iene, arene pera ncseetie Fe Siemens ae Nastmntiy kines lntning. was a REMORSE AND SUICIDE. —Dr. J. A. The bolt struek about the upper of the shoulder, and d towards the heart, making a hole =. an —_ in Coed «7 Wm.F. Hinton, jr., has been chosen ve candida' Virginia conservatt' —_ for the irgin' return-d from of delgeates. state senate for district, and + R. B. Dayis and R. P. Barbam for the house ‘Telegrams to The Star. SERVIA THREATENED. ENGLISH COMMODORE POISONED DECISION AEFECTING 5-20's THE ABATOGA REGATTA, -—-—- iN ILLINOIS MURDER iN NEW eped by the Parte PINOLE, A Death of an English tied on thy i arrows tp the corvette was rade to counte proved fat Ove luree woundert by 1 Yew samples of last ved from g it read THE FIVE-TWEN Important Deetsien of Bristow. New Yorr, Ar A Hispatel: = ad July. partment § aud N were the state of issu “tw ber, (know: these two le Octover 21 January te » being msols of 1 ar uh, flve-twor re mber, (known as the « first Is*ucc er the law The dat ven on the tobe taken as the ne, bu he fact of the departs law. ca'led bonds Is not fa late lished by the application re: oL a ee ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. @ue of the Rascals Sew YORK, August 2i.— attempted to break into the vce of Dr. Wm. A. Hammond, 43 west 54th stree ‘clock this unorning. Taey set off a: tric alarm while pr Hammond was aroi dl seizing Lis pis- barglars, wou ing one. The latter returned one sho’ No arrests have y alii Murder tu Lilinots, Sr. Lovis, August 24.—The little village of Rouchtown, St. Clair county, Illinois, was the scene of a bloody Ura unday Alfre . eer em I tn the place, 0. Sex er living in the vielnity, were ing Uelr Skill in Shooting at a mark with shot guns, when an altereatic rose be- m as to h had made the best shot. Siegtriend advanced towanis Ke with the evident intention of striking him, fer warned! him off, but the other eon- advanci! &@ menacing manner @ Kefer lodged @ charge of shot In his body ng bim altegst tustantly. Kefer went ville, gave ! SARATC oarsmor weather aid peed her nich Was Ww ion Springs, ar which was Won + une hoat junior Jas. Ri Fire to Newark, New Jersey. Nuewauk, N. twelve Louses on Fran e this mor: $20,000. The rk Of an incen 0 People Mad AWEKENCE, Mass. lantic cott thofsu on © Happy. gust s4.--The At Saspended on ne With full fore sive employment to 4 stock ou haud New You, idvertiser reports Wat o Alig coal Companies of Pe y annources the reduct © as Tollows:— Grate it chestoul, $)4 ° Shooting a BoothInck. Prov sust 2: W. Cross ore ov a charge of shoot hootblac Sullivan, last night. eld in The wounde boy i peru cunditi -< | ‘The Crops in Ontarto. , ONT., August valley state bave nc y te ra mprovenseut 18 1 TORONTO. bishop of the Bj ebureh au on Sunday last Us Nazry tish Methodist Eptscoy 1a, died at Shelburae , aes Gone Into Camp. ProvipEnce, R. L., August eb Tist rewin ‘w York National Guard have gone into camp at Oakland beach. p fitter oar Death fram ivjnries. kK. Angust 24—Frank MeGarry iz trom injuries received in a ynight. No arrests. WHAT SAVAGES THINK OF TWINs.—In Africen, according to Dr. Robert Brown, (Races of Mapkind,”) the birth of twins is commonly regarded as an evil omen. No one except the twins themselves aud their nearest relatives, is allowed to enter the hut in which they first saw the light. Tue chil- dren are not to play with other children, and even the utensils of the hut are not permitted Sat g th cenall an; a one else. a = is Dot allow: talk to any one no! jonging to her own family. Lf the children both ive to the end of the sixth year, it is supposed that nature bas accommodated herself to their existence, and they are thenceforth ad- Taitted to association with their fellows. Nor is this abomination of twin births re- stricted to Africa. In the isiand of Bali, pear Java, @ woman who is 80 unfortanaye as to beartwins is obliged, along with her Anore oramong the tombs: until she Is pint shore or among unt IS put fied. The Khasias of Hindostan consider that to have twins assimilates the mother to the lower animals, and ose of them is quently put to death. An exactly similar belief prevails among the native tribes of Vancouver Island. Among the Ainos, one Of the twins is always Killed, and in Hrebo, = Gate, Nae the twins and the ee are put to death. Popular Science Monthly September. resolutions for the of the con- Mee -xbe cntioun of Louhanass rontatty a7-The com- pe |, shows ® total of ites, and 450,029 MrLuoukNE. A vodore | 3 Jame G. Goode z tne | ¢ = Brith 1 eaeh Seeretary | : The Pennsylvania Coal Trade. The anthracite coal trate continues quite active; indeed, the supply of coal for a week Or more past is in excess of oniers. The pro- duction for the week ending on the Lith fast Was 612.540 tons, and for the year 10,619.52 tons, against 11,965,683 tons to corresponding cate last year, a decrease of 1,315.5) tons. The bituminous tonnage for the week was i tons, and for the year ‘ making @ total of all kinds forthe week of (92.237, and for the year of 12.5H,%02 tons, against 14,111,984 tops to the saime time lat Year, a decrease of 1,277, The quan- tity of coke and coal tr 1 over Pebnsylv pad for tt poh east 2 week "000 tons ving (5.4 in is not as eoted Yors and Phil uiel nO, On the Stant, robbed and rT Smith, of No. 46 ger beer Saloon be- h streets,on Seventh ave. Justice ricville poliee court. for raffians met Smith, who at intoxicated, in 59th street, ito rob him of his gold waten und chain. He fled for safety to the saloon ied, but was pursued by the gar took his wateh and chain, pted_to rob him of @ valuabl i. Smith drew his revolver and et i to protect bimself, but he Was soon ered, and Ficod, the prisc the weapon from his hand. Mr Geo. Hunt and wife, of No. 154 Grand street, who. ein the Tae to Smith’s assist- ood iired four shots at Mrs. unbort, but Fe: dus 1 Seth and fe ve, ¥ Kilbreth, exam After firing t wa: the eight mined resistanec part of t : nrt yestentay at plac r sever: sppper anc Thereupe the git- did not through a arms in the nd then s. Calvert arre m, after whi an Amp Who escaped fell fai ter she was listenet to whom she 4 first rit en nude x Tw os 0 Hor wi Ne nd 3 O'clock on Sat) men called at the resid Herbert, near Waunockie, N. J., if they could get something to eat family were absent at the time, exec Herbert's daughter y,@ young w years o i & told that she had one of them asket if at home. The young lady Uy replied that no one was in the vat herself, whereupon one of them «i forced her into aud cios- to ravish jay night two of Mr. Albert asked house stived ber avout the wais the front room, the other followin; ing the door. They then attemp! the poor girl, but evidently got alarmed by ber repeated cries. While one held the poor & rl down the other raysacked the house, and maneged to secure some old family sliver valucd at about $40. with whieh they de- camped. About ¥ o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Her- be.treturnet home, and found their daugh- ter lying upon the floor in an insensible con- dition, She was immediately removed to ber = veo pogeing e ape a The suspected parties were last seen golug toward Jersey City, but, notwithstanding every ef- fort Was made to arrest them. they succeeded in making their pe—N. ¥. Herald, 23d. THE Boston Post says that the first serions- ly contested cases for selling liquor in viola on of the recent enactment have resulted in & verdict in favor of its su the law points being reserved. Post regard: his result as definitely marking the new 1egime, under which the law is not to be garded as a dead letter. s7-The the Tweed suit were gist Fentertny before he napreme, Sour! of jew York; cathe aggre 7 Heavy frosts prevailed in Minnesota on Saturday and Sunday, and it is thought the crops have been seriously damaged. S7The Alfonsists have severed the connec- As she ap | How IT tt ty none but good Indi therized to take afforded an exc: curious custom aod reer. Was master of the dar ers 04 erveted wit spreinted hi cossion: thown sume oF per 4 in son zw posit whtie cians center. T d, the nuns An to beat NUTS, dresser stumes. formed a which they mpe Cload_ advan anid While a String of let; prancing of his horse ting Bull is an ex the Pre striped his hand String of sletg! Teen, Rud as he bedy was Young € colors * VATIOLY € and feathers shells in g md earn r w A dog 8! The gates ¢ with sion Was ended some of America oe. th n i ved tht pre Co: ot scidicrs arnonneed the appros r he a horse, was a) H ur around his arms. painted 1 kGeg that of Guts and was loaded down with bell: W had some idea of harmony appeared i tumes, with pai ' 8. Lundy Bull's ferry road, near pped at him. ay green shirt The Omaha Dance. IS EXECUTED BY WARKIORS. Yesterday the Commissioners had an op- K witnessing an India he Omaha dasce ts a social festival, and sand braves are in tt. The occasion t illustration rbarie spi Face, chief of one ef the t THE storx dance. jor ot the ds of Sioux, The Commission- apied Seats under a canvas sbade At the | squaws and | josure. f hoof the pro ri-yant were titans rushed, rsehack, the alr ts sides of the eu who constit The squaws A in und it ir sticks, wh nallsorts of fantastic edition « horse was coy. ch served t circie. St an ia fa » Man W te Swor sty paitited tn in black ove tis fe Meri Spot colored 1 pantaloons a broatsword mished by cotton shirt, wore h with eagle carried bis tomahawk tn his | ow bad asim jar headgear, pons and yellow, porple p al eagle feathers round } tl Was suspended n his cap, painted yellow, his general aprearance suggested a fan tasiie “Heathen ¢ ¢” rather than a Sioux Partisan Bear was nearly naked, one haif hie breast was painted red, the o' brown, and he of feathers. 1s wh in ev and bell gS and ornaments of During @ pause in ¢ Sitting Bu S horse and tered foot ara of the | | whieh Bil dicted todrink nnd of each ithe hat - | he was dischatrced short } tion of bus! * for inal Wot | “Belly Bai” TRE ADVENTCRES OF A MINER at maA- BANOY CITY The latest reports from the coal regions | say that among the individuals wounded tn the riots there was @ notorious character nown as “ Bull ” This mao isa fair re tative of a class that may be con- sidered the natoral outgrowth of the state of society whict exists or bas existed for years im that section. Last winter the mayor of Mahanoy City was shot and killed. sue picion pointel so strongly toward an Irish- MAN named Dogherty that he Was arrested and tried at Pottsville, his counsel maiotain- ing that only by such « of venu could be be secared an nnprejadioal trial Several swore point Mank that they saw Dogherty shoot the oMfctal, while faliy a doren swore as positively that it was an- | other man aliogether, one who had lef the | country. Dogherty was poguactnn, and upon his return to aw ity was driven | im triumph through the town in’ a car. | tinge decked with flags and streamers About the same time Bally Bill killed hie man, and was nequitted on the ground of selflefence. When he came back to Maha- voy City bis carriage was furnished with four horses more gaily caparisoned than his | rival's. Some weeks later, while Dogherty Was walking the streets of Mahanoy City With @ Iady, he was shot Inthe back by an unknown pense no Almost touched ht With the muzzie of his weapon, bat he w not barmed tt the least, for the reason he had on a stee! jacket. | bave been left ab a fire Welshman name ts William Thomas and whose righ The first attempt was to blow him ap by mear adinrer- kettle Oiled with powder This was place’ tn the mid of the road Was aecusteme way into Mahanoy City, wh hid) them coming to take e the a > his sasett the votoe f 1 Uiat kett eft 1Laione, but ated wha in tins: 1, while BULL wast aranl, ow 1 cea ic away lenywst fashed int sprang Ow. and gotaway. Fully ore discharged, but the alta fest char: wast only tl al! of th tile tr ee times m Deity 1 body avid Lenterst a caron t at Mahanoy City me alar the trai men rushed cewrd Doth re sou fortnne i these ished vended hed t temoraliz The Hunt for Langdon’s Murderer OFFICER D VENTURE ING NNISON MEETA WITH AN AD AND DORKS A LISTLE si0or night, a tune a ceueral alarm catling for tbe arrest of Charles ( was with Timothy Connors whi Langdon was shet and kitled by | early in the afternoon at 15th stree as Kemt ran, whe » James stranger aud tte m twas bellevel tat Curran had in bis possession the watch stolen from the man who killed Langdon, a give information Which Would result io the arrest murderer. Oficer George Dennison, of pecial service squad, kuew Carran, and | leerving that he was wanted went out to | look after him, and shorily afver midnight | entered Peter Dunigan’s liquor store, No. 9% ih avenue, the headquarters of the ith street gang, and there met Michael Gaffney, a eher, Jaroes Hannon, a laborer, Jona j «ly, friencs of Curran, who attacked | im. Dennison, fuding himself in danger, | drew bis revolver, and warning his assail- | ant« not t follow bim, walkel back Ward out of tae suloon, but the three men, who had seized hotles and glasses, persisted in following him. and in self-de- | fense he fired three shot, wounding Kennedy aud Hannon slightly and t ing @ dan- gerous wound in Gaifey ft suoulder Other officers hearing the firing car Dennison’s assistance, and be and the ded men were taken the 20th street -house. Rergesant Doran held Deaat- Galfoey was sent to Bol- - Hannon was locked up, and ly was allowed to go home. Yester pring Hannon wee held to answer inison Was discharge? by the magts- trate, there being no complaint against nim. Sergrant Doran Would not allow bim to go and wanted to lock him up in the house of jetention. Dennison was taken betore In Spector Dilks, who refused to interfere in the ad finally Doran allowed Lim to Doran sent Conners, who was reg- committed by Coroner Croker, to the bousé of detention, to that institution with- ont a pr . = oy in charge refused to receive Conners, aud tue 4 a * = - ciicer who bad him tn custody had ‘to take ery Rye ee eee Freep hima back to the 1¢th precinct station house It belonged, to hig intend Ae car tat | Several officers worked hard pesterday to ar- or ¢ wont Fase ada: ne | rest Curr. 1 to obtain a clue to Langdon'r wher of the brewery. and he would take exer, Sat Without eseaiee ar. Woke eotit. Lundy was determined to shoo | Murderer, a Se the dew. heca h § often a noved by ¢ Thedispute | ik Drunken Maniac Cu's ended in bic strack ie Menon Seven ms and Throws a 1 head witt int! j an Downe Plight of Siairs.—About batt w is. Mr. Kv past two o feriay moruing, Wil- ble, and was subsequently carr’ | liam 1 West Sth street, went idence on avent Drs. Rein, De } tn a ta 94 Greenwich street to lie were st mad | dow et int ard was ny Of they went pose of indneing him t dence. M wed her to Uy is blows be Serm etal minate fatally of a serious nature.— & thick hickory silek am ~ ber husbend was drink retu he prietor of Kuch’s hotel, went be Officer Lun ri of that he surre NEG nty Phy and Coroner Rinehart were giv 2a er becum exceedin; 2, began to ben’ ber of wounds on the head, wuien + Her right eye was fea bruised, a dreadful wound was on | temple, and several other of her inju ¥. Heraid, % 1 remained with him all night, but fatled to restore bir to consciousness were trying to eave bis lite, hile they son, Peter ered ed oy) wh Tead from bim.” He taid: “1 was recolution indors: is the principles of 1776. delput: toberduty. I and our of July! cenvennial. M.. who is souihern in his feelings, told responded Pr pel mae pa vovente, to ginia met at Richmond matters. Langston delivered an 87 A convention of colored citizens of Vir- We quote one paragraph. jad to see that ‘Sonn Me. itemcorbae et oe ying there Samuel Me Murray the upper doors of tbe se, came down staire manner, and pitched hallway. boyte xprang suddenly MeMurra; $ out @ larce dirk Ku bbed him three times tn wi also cut him about the face and an officer of the sth prec ihe hallway su au bulanee-Sar- Bellevue Hospitat, however, Uat prwhabiy uid never recover from t and reeant EF ake bis suet same as above MeMurray in to« rwand aml tor the arrest of ber the sergeant thas at ttac k nse mfte pommel and in ving « St, torew Mai ken auniiton, living wrt. 2 No. 401 Green- wet “1, dows 2 Mt siaurs ibroke ner collar bone. Mary Ham was re rne0b to Bellevue Hox. ying y also in Bellevue Aospt ts such that the Coron bis aule mortem statement. Dir RRTWEEN A PRiesT AND A MFNBF His CuuRcH.—A somewhat novel case of 2ssait occurred at the Coure’ of the Fo y Martyrs, in Baltimore on Sunda if it bad not been seutief by the parties, « preliminary hearing befor * Jdnstice Wheeler would have raised some in- teresting points tn civil as well as ecclesias- tiea! law. Afr. Singermann is a member of the above-named cbureh in standing. He tf ajso president of the St. George's Ben. efcial Society. This association gave a chic Somedays since, apd ee indulged tp dancing. Father opel. of the Charch of the Fourteen Hi zt objected to this proceeding, and od Mf Hagermann something