Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Ex AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, nia Ave 11th Street, BY The Evening Star Newspaper 0: 4. A. a orenan tree THE EVENING subsriters at Tey OENT# PER WEEK, OR FoRTY- EOUR CRNTs PER MONTH. Copies af the Two Cuxts gach. By mail—p-aase prepaid 60 Gonis amonth. s1z months, $3 ome year, $6.00 THE WEEKLY STAR —pisisshed om Friday— 82.00 a year. postaxe park’ BF All eubseript®’ ge invariably tx advance, and fe paper sent lon” 7 id Sor. BF Rates of givertisine furnished on app STAR ts served by carvers to V=r. 46—N2, 7,059. gy © WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1875. = Che Loening Star, TWO CENTS. S eiininememntecanenal = j = 2VMENTS SP% r i EXx-S2. RETARY DELANO Ww. ne Inte- | Th FOREIGN NEWS. _ __ AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR. rior department yesterday and to-day. He | Telegrams to e Star. A British Fight with the Malayans 7ORD'S OPRKA HUUSE 1 U0 F—The member. of MAGE —— = talan interview with Secretary Chandler | — —___ PENANG, Nov. 9.—The mutilated rematos | — #3 eMENT, 3 A : ae of Mr. Birch, nglish residen nsiasasiia wid eae RCAMPMERT, No 410,08 ac Wash N d Goss esterday. It 4s understood that he visits | ceos tues Guesvuel anise cae clock. to make arrangements tor ashington News an SSIPs | Wasi ington in the interest of his personal! ANOTHER OCEAN HORROR, ment with the Malayans. In the dent Capt. | Grané ita n Opera. ‘al of our deceased brother. 3 w Beso f oe ‘ 2 i a iheieuts in the Ii terior department. | Innes, of the 10th regiment, was killed, THES (TUESDAT SING. 8 Ben 9, sacar tain 24 Riding Enis prin Soa reve- | Tux terciers and pupils of the public ee r = two officers and eight men wounded. | LA FAVOuITA I, i schools of the D strict are to be admitted to SINKING OF THE PACIFIC. | Biea x Ie morning | the lectureof Bayard Taylor upon Schiller | | expectel to reiara to- | to-morrow night at balf price. The tickets ia i a ay Es 7s o'clock, to make « Sanat iain rice. peninsula is greatly | TOR W tere. o = can he got at the Jnetion News Depot, cor | TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST. Toreak is fearet. Tong | en « Bee tli. Garb Gr Sec’ National Bank aude eos ' Kong has been telegraphet to for troops. D CHOKUS AND ¢ pe at the Treasury ITALIAN OPERA—The Orst performance | Re 2 One man-ef-war, two guabonts, and 4 sol- | mption aggregaied by Acelalda Phillipps’ Italian company at SAD STORY OF THE SOLE SURVIVOR, =r : i Ford's Opera House iast night was an ar- | n Rock Ravers Bey. 1b regvlar month! 5 | ae ‘o-day. is Lord Mayor's day, aad business First sppnaraece tm Sues and nskivg adv : vember | roted toa secon ¢ tistic success, and was greatly enjoyed bv an | —— and street tramic was for ® long while to a | miss MaTILVA P at To clock p m., at Board ot Trade} me, x econ audience comprising many of the distin- yHISK N great extent suspended. The weather, TOrR-DAY, Mark Sanson,tee guished people now in Washington. Post. THE WHISKY RIN¢ which this morning was cold and foccr, Ik TROVALORE. = ~ = RS A Euziotr Ketr —_ — z occupied a ——_e—_—__ a the eg may and deca: 1Day 1N®. CO. ALL —lev. Dr. New- : < a e x. Rossini’s charming opera, “Tne Bar- = | pleasant and favorable for the great event R oO AND GteL ra. Will geliver an address on his trave.s a: | master at Paris, Kentuck ber of Seville,”’ has seldom been presente 1a MORE PLEAS OF GUILTY. | brthe day, the installation of Alderman W. ROWE AND GIULIET TEE OnOROH ae * P ed in | 3 nthe corner *f 4h and D streets southeast, on viee Wm. H. Pol - | & more spirited manuer. Miss Phillipps' | J-R Cotton as Lord Mayor ot London for Reverved seats $2 and #1 £0. sceording to locat Fel) AY EVENING, November 12th, ure of office. singing and acting were worthy of her repa the coming year. The general arrangements ce itn. gh Gallery, Seles. | Aduitesiom tor atetens a santas tation, and the brilliant song with which NAtiosac THEATER. The manscement has happily secured MACDERNOTT. olombia will be held BSDAY AFTERN [Rep.8Chr ] The procecds are for the b ry nual comaunicetion of -F A AM ne of the at Masonic Tem- OM, sh Ine at, . ATE! Giand Secretary. wdiap. supported by Mr. WM. | pleon WEDN Mise KOS RERNE and Mis | st#o clock, 1 Iste of the Julia Matthews’ | _novS-3 ho w Vi appear NOE SHE AND SATORDAY MATINEE, or THE in the ucw Musical Comedy. entitled SOCIATION—4 Ht TO BOOK, Ja s0N B h great success in Londoa, - ta ‘Act 1. Before the Levé making. Act 2. | NIN oN During the stor nual report renkiog. Act 3. After to¥—T0 THE he first Avnnal LDING ASSOCI Pt ember 9th, 1575, at 7 will be sibmitted, the ensui a STOCKHOLDERS JACKDON BCILDING AS- Meet: TiON ing of the N wilt ‘be werm—Love tak offic evs for ie eT nember 15 JON FE OWENS. novs-2t* In the delightful comedy of BELF. ‘Tt will pay. «ir, ves, sir Ras ¥ EXTER FAINVE Will be given by EAGLE TENT, No 9.3 Order of Rechatites, at Odd Fellows on THURSDAY EVENING, Tickets. 25 cents yHe SCHILLER BUND. nov8 A aioe THIRTIETH REUNION BAYARD TAYLOR. On WEDNESDAY EVENING lov. 10, 1578—the one b Gand sixtecnth auciversary of the poet s Dirthdar—a diecourse will be delivered beture the a Sch.lerbund by ARLINGTON THUS. H JOHN JOY EDSON. See yo ¥ _ Ni ASSOCIATION —4 erting wiil be heii on TUESDAY. the xh instant, ¢ mmencing at 7.30 o'cloe ~ BUILDING im ear be heid. Wn WETZEL, ‘ ati factory plan, are invited t upon 6 skint BAYABD TAYLOR, At the Congregational Chorch, corner of 10th and @ streets, preluded with music by Prof. J. W. Bischof, and Th not expk SONS, Balti: best. Burns longer; b faoufactured oe, Md ¥ OP ad bens SECURITY OL. —The atest . ighter. and . WEST & v-in* 1 ¥ anarter before 3 o'clock i » “Se htiler and his Cotemporaries Admission, 0 cent=: Reserved Seats, 25 conts extra, For «ale Pitis® St ™ tore oct 6 Forest face. Bridge atreet. Georgetown, BAS BEEN ENTIRELY REMODELED, And is now offered to parties for Classes in Li Conducted b mence TUESDAY EVENT COLN HALL, at 3:9 English Grammar Yu CA OS shisktn AFTERNOON SERVICES. ky by the Young Meu of the A-:ociation. YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED MUSIC LED BY ORGAN AND CORSET. “m7 and Arithmotic com. pte tALLS, HOPS, &e. ALD PERS( DESIGING TO LEARN a BS Rae SiOWTHANG oy Wea es A new Stage has been erected. and fe admirably | experienced teacher at Boy's Academy, Sunder gdepted for Private Tueatricals, Tableaux or Public | Jard's church. 4 xirect ucrthwest Full conrse of ¢ Perform: jrarols, or subjeta@ terme, under the Hall jy st Randall's Billiard Parlors oct 6. ranteed rongh mastery of the waole oct ARLOW'S GACLERY OF FINE ARTS, 1225 PENNSYL NIA AVENUE. « te examine my stock of wita GBSVINGE, CHBOMOS, P: i THOGBAPHS, PAINTI cette tr DGRAPHS POBCELSINE. &c They are of the same quality 06 found Th all first class Gaileries of New York. ana FRAMES for Mirrors and (0) ¢ to order of the newost patterns: also, eseription for Brgravings. lane Paimtings, Wreaths sod description made to order. tS apectsl 13.00, im_ LEWIS JOHNSON & OFFE f AND CHO” MIL 429 Pens it S per cent G5rPomine HOT OB 10B-COLD Tes, LATE, eur Bonds, Bo! RIVALLED SODA, ANIA AVENUE, near Willant iSTRICT OF COLT Mola BONDS FOR Sauk recoiva + Bankers, recat variety. GOLD, SLs: — VEE EB WIKE. CORD, NAILS, &c. SP’ Le iP 3 Brery article guaranteed as represented, Bew be paid for lees money than at any PAISTINGS arranged ond bung for Galleries | fore. Ih ts not promable that the present Int prises and Private Parties. . will much longer continue, Callat once and take EAIBTINGS Clovnnd, estored and Varalsked | Tivautagoct the tow rates oMredby | “0 — N. BARLOW, cet? Im 293 4% strest 3,000 LITHOGRAPHS, from 0c. to $1 each. £,000 WOOD ENGRAVINGS for Scrap-books. 4 OLp No.) OuExhibitios (NEw No. ‘456 and Sale 439 $1.000 otner CS SEE DIPLOMA ot Holme Mowaterm Liver Prils et Dr, Lb. Drug Store, corner 7th and E streets <0 for the detection of W, Wright's uthwest, ercury oF 82 Ms sonous substance in them. Bold by afi oct} 4w* 7TH ST. aT 7TH Sr. MARKRITER'S No. 439 Teh street. betecem D and streets, evzht doors above Odd Fellowes’ Hail. Choice Oi! Patntings, Rngrarings, Chrimos, tedes, Pievures: Frames, Picture © 5 . Pictures, Frames, Picture eels. Rivgs. Nails, &c., District. ax Casi. t LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, BANKERS aud Gold. Corner a) Mth Strect and Pennsylvania Avenue, jers tp Government and Deni District Secarities Foreign Exchange sepis-ly SF Please remember Name and Number. jyl-ly ee FESTIVALS. Ts ABDUAL aot FESTIVAL AND treet Baptist Church Suaday School will ING, Novewger 121. H. BE. OF FLAY & CO y BANKER CorseR Wirreexru axp F St Opposite Treasery Depart BABE OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANG Deal in GOLD. Government and District BONDS, Foreign EXCHANGE, kc. Collections made on all points. Investment Securities on Commission. _mart-tr id Bookstores, iat ate gn 1B. W. WHITAKER. W. J, GOOKE. WHITAKER & COOKE, PIANOS, &c. General Claim and Collection Agents, es = = District Claims a Specialty - Pia NOS. ecté tr No. 715 Ith street, op. Biges & Oo. pms @ues” “Ao Ones “ Prince Melodeon.... otlT-tf aa BL G. YO Norn Sele All cf them tm good order, for sale upon easy aR BUILD ys. monthly fostalments,to make room, st the ware- rooms of METZEROTT & CO, Sole Agents for Steinway Pianos and Mason & Ham Hin's Usbinet Organs, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF, Between 9b and Wb streets. = Co.'s .ENOWNED PIANOS, Grand, 8 ewcase 0 locking. glase ment of Pianos ebort - for i prices. Tuning and te, at i and competsat persons, Sige Seri ade weg naera yea ‘short notice. oettt-tm MRS. Evsed antes, cass YOR OPEEA GLASSES. 4 FINE ASSORTMENT. “1 VERY Low Phe Tegan a nH He Manes arieent ER: __ ect 33 Bve., cor. 46 street. J, FossELt & co, ar ae ag 1427 NEW YORK AVENUE, KVOW ALL WEY THAT WE WILL SELL A FINE SUIT OR OVERCOAT $10—FOR ONLY-810 $15—THAT IS WORTH FULLY-615 WELL MADE AND TRIMMED. ALL WOOL OVERCOAT OR SUIT $13—FOR ONLY-§13 @1S—THAT IS ACTUALLY WORTH—g18 REALLY HANDSOME STYLE. AN ELEGANT SUIT OR OVERCOAT $1S—FOR ONLY-§18 $25—THAT SELLS REGULAR FOR-§25 VERY STYLISH AND DRESSY. 4 SUPERB OVEBCOAT OR SUIT $25—FOR ONLY-$25 Raye ors | Cue ee Seatnae metas Banerce bi mand gis, i PP a gh mg ty Eg Pd ee D®* 600s, Schoo Vices, CARPETINGS, OILCLOTHS, AND EERPs PATIENT PARTLY-MAUE DRESS SHIRTS can Feb stceet to KWo. Sus Tuk strest nd VOOR from were tr W. W. BURDETTE & 60, the €35—NEVER SOLD LESS THAN-@35 EQUAL TO CUSTOM MADE. Boys’ Goods at Sam* 2 utes HABLE BROTHE 3, Patlere and Clethicrés octt7-_ Gerner 7th and D Streets K. W. THE IMPRESSI a Edmunds, Secretary of the Union Republi- can Congressioval Committee, is res; for the appointments of chief clerk and pointment clerk of the [oterior depa ince heand Secretary Chandler are know? to be warm personal and political friends, and 2s each of the appointees has done ser vice in assisting Juc committee. THE MAIN COMPETITION for the position of examiner in chief of the Patent Odice, made vacant by the resignation of Mr. Hop- kins, is between Principal Examiners Wilk- enson and Woodward, and Mr. Blanchard. formerly an examiner in the Patent Office. It is believed that Mr. Woodward's chances are impaired by the fact that he has a son in the office occupying tbe position of secoad assistant examiner. A DELFGATION of newspaper men, con- sisting of Wim. B. Shaw, the Nestor of the Prees, Mr, J. P. Foley, Mr. Wm. J. Murtagh, of the Repubiiean, and Mr. Arthur Shepherd were at the Interior department to-day to urge the appoint. ment of the latter to the position of superintendent of the Patent office building. Secretary Chandler informed them that as el, there was no vacancy in the position, recommendation careful consideration. PERSONAL.—Senator Cameron, Patterson, Morrill, of Vt., Hitcheoek, Paddock gent, and Robertson are in town. Senator Fenton is at the Arlington. ++--Mre Pierrepont, the wife of the Attorney Gen rai, is expected toarrive in the city this evening from New York. *---Senators Cam- ron, Morrill, , and Patterson ca! npon Secretary Chandler this morning. Vice Presi Henry Wilson dined with t, at the latter's reside ting of the Washington governing committ Stock bange was rooms tn Le Droit building, this afte + al wh the following resolution was’ adopted: “Whereas.in the opinion of the Attorney General of the United States relative to the 65 District bonds ‘the United States thera selves authorized the issue of these bonds to sectre their own debt,’ therefore, be it Kevwlved, That these bonds shall hereafter be recognized and classed in all transactions of the Exchange as bonds of the United States.” AVAL OgpERS.—Chicf gineer Robert Potts has reported his return home, having been detached from the Alaska on the 11th of October last, and has been placed on waltiag detached frown placed aa orders; Gunner Wm. duty on board the P wailing orders; cered to duty on | Canar daigua was piaeed ou t Norfolk, Va.. yesterday. Tr 2 Orfoik on the 7 Carter batan and ner Jota. | xtrd the Pow ny ‘arora left San Franeiso oa the mbar, of October. F Two ViciIMs oF iH Pac Fr J. D-Howeil, master of the t¢ Was married to the sister of J aptain at ti sengers of D. Hard, widely Ww Was @ young man of brill a respected ad, a the Columbia Ls y held a clerkship in the Post Office departiueat, and alterward was A post office agent on the Pacific coast. a ' WALT WHITMAN, in propria persona, aud about as natural as ever, appeared again on | Pennsy!vania avenue this forenoon, after an absence of nearly three years. Though yet iil from paralysis and other ailments, and very lame and slow in gait, his large figure clothed in gray, with the regular old ope: neck, white collar, red face, and copious beard of yore looke| much the same, aad not amiss amid the bright sunlight and crispy and mellow atmosphere of. this magnificent autuion. W.W. is ona visit to Washington, stopping at the honse of his old friend, Mr: Michael Nash, 315 L strect southeast, navy | yard. AN INDEPENDENT OPINION AnovuT THE PRESIDENT AND THE WHISKY RinG.—It is quite conceivable that this attitude of the President is an astounding and demoralizing surprise to the corruptionists; that they have been counting, if worst came to worst up: n his protection; and that this “going back’ on them has filed them with equal couster- nation and resentment. It is quite possible that the threat to implicate his nearest rela- tives is at once strategic and vindicitive—an attempt to force a compromise, or, that faii- ing, to “get even.” There have been intima. tions of some such move almost from the first. We have a comfortable that itis not going to work. publican, APPOINTMENT OF A NEW CHIEF CLERK oF THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.—Mr. Alonzo Bell, of New York, for eleven years @ third class clerk in the Second Auditor's office, and last June transferred to the office of the Secietary of the Treasury, was to-day appointed chief cierk of the De partment of the Interior, vice Mr. page | ‘iummer, of Maine. resigned. Mr. Bell, whois a gentie- man about forty years of age, was formerly presicent of the New York republican associ- tion, aud for several years past has been an active worker tn the republican cause, hav- ing been a coadjutor of Judge Edmunds, of the republican Congressional committee, in the preparation‘and elrculation of eampaign documents. has also contributed a num- ber of able articies to the Republic mazazine, published under te auspices of the commit= tee referred to. ARMY ORDERS.—Assistant Surgeons E. A. Koerper, department of the Platte, and J. H. T. King, department of Texas, are relieved from duty in the military division of the Atlantic, and will report in res ‘ident of the sear ee board, New ‘ork city, for exam{nation for promotion, after which they wi Jn person to thé com: Sake Mi poe tuemere ny a to at ae general son +4 “ivision of the A’ tic, for duty. KR. H. of as, W. R. Hail, partment of Columbia, and R. L. Posson, are relieved from Springgield Re- Mad. C. Hall will report in per- 1, military it that when there was he would give their | impression | she opened the singing lesson scene, caused great enthusiasm. In response to the encore she sung with tenderness and feeling the beautiful song, *'Time Glides By,” and in compliance with another demand had to supplement that with “Coming Thro’ the Rre.” Signor Carpi as “Figaro” was a fa. vorite from the start, and will not suffer by comparison with the volatile “Ferranti.” In tact. no more spirited representative of the lively barber could be desired. The “Doc- tor Bartolo” of Signor Bucelli and the “Don Basil'o” cf Signor Locatelli were good. Mr. Tom Karl made an acceptable “Goant Al- maviva.” To-night Miss Phillips will appear as “Leonora,” in “La Fayorita.” Sinking of the Steamer Pacific. FRIGHTFUL LUSS OF LIFE. information was received at Sao Francis- co yesterday that the American ship Mes- senger, Captain J. F. Calky,at Port Towa- send, nine days from San Francisco, had picked up, twenty miles south of Cape Fiat- tery. Pere of the pilot bouse and Henry L. Jelly, the only survivor of the steamship Pacific, which satied from Victoria at 9 o'clock Thursday morning, and foundered 40 miles south of Flattery at 8 o'clock Thurs- day even: Jelly tlowted on the pilot-house from 8 ¢ Thursday night unt! 100'clock Saturday morning, when he was plexed up by the’ Messenge Several boats were wered, but all foundered. Jelly, at the me, was toolow togive full particulars. | He stated he was in a boat which swamped, and, with another man, succeeded in reach- ing part of the pilot-house. The other man subsequently died from exposure, and was cut loose by Mr. Jelly. Tae followiag 's t list of passengers, fourtesa of the first ones mentioned, together with ten or twelve in the steerage, being from Paget Souad, and the balance from Victoria: J. Hellmuateand wife, Mrs. Mahonand child, H. ©. Vietor, @ Vining, Fred. D. Hard, C. B. Davidson and wife, A. Robans, 8. Atiison, 0. McPaer- son, William Maxwell, B. Woo, John Tar- bell, Willi am Ammi: tro Purdary. cLauders. Condon, C. Chisholm, A. M. Wilson. and Wil- John G. Todd, Joba ng. J. Fitzgeral, J. . Frazer, J. 8. Wed ster, Hurlburt and Rockwell Troupe, Gare sche, (?) Mrs. A. Reynolds, Miss J. Paimer, twin H. Hal- Mrs. Mories, Mrs. 7 ter, James Lenin D. MeIntyre, C. 4 Mrs. Parson. ay, W. J. Jobnson, Thomas Smith ”. Moody, T. J. Terell. ™ il, Je Watson, W ‘bbs, Wm. Polle: wson, <, Mrs. & j ‘y, Col. M ville, wife a ebild, R. Hadson, Hi. Cline, BE. PL At- kins, Thomas Beverly, R. Layselie, W. Wal- dron. Jobn Lee, G. Gribbeli, George Mort John McCormick, Joho Sampsia, [ yebb, L. Chapman, and forty more in steerage. | The” Pacific was a mer about 900 tons. and was ne: a the woolen sile-w! She wa bail rly rebuilt at Sin ira | co by the Pacific Mail Company two s ago. SL Was valued at about $ ured for $47,700, ‘The w of ie ship, including fremen ers, &e., numbered fifty tw. at claritin AS. H LECTION Norgs.—Fnil returas have bi received from all the ‘counties of M For Governor, Mr. Carrotl had $5 and Mr. Harris 72,19—Carroll’s mos | 12598 For Coutroller. Mr. Woolford hat Si.807 votes and Wilkins 3—Woot- For Attorney Gene- lel vtes and Mr. Wal- n’s majority 14.425. The lezis stands thus: Senate, 19 democrats, 7 opposilion; house of delegates, 37 dem s i republicans and reformers. -*+- Fall re turns of the election in Kansas show that the republicans carry all of. the seventy-two or ganized counties excepi three. the opposition carried sixteen cour +The full official yote ot P heel n votes jority ennsyl- vania gives Hartranft (rep.) for Governor a majority of 14.150. ‘ne Lancaster Ex- aminer gives the prebibitionists the follow- ing ate shot: Paradoxical, bat true. The prohibitionists have everywhere found their bier. NAVAL ACADEMY AFFAIRS.—Tue “haz- ing” cases at the naval academy have beeu ‘disposed of by court-martial, three of the five midsbipmen under accusation being dis- missed, among them being Thomas Dickin- son, of Kentucky. Colored Cadet Baker, of Mississippi, has been dismissed from the academy by reqaest of the superintendent Ilis presence at the academy has been the cecasion Of covtinued trouble, several of his classmates havin; fact that his gross language a) dt flagrant breaches of decency, together with accaru- | lation of minor offences, demanded his is- | missal.— Bal THE CIVIL Suits AGAINST TwRED.—The | counsel for Wm. M. Tweed in the $1,000,000 and $1,000,000 suits, brought in the name of the state, have given notice that they will move on the third Monday in Novem er for an order requiring the plaintiff to state the facts with regard to mouey received from, or releases given to, Keyser, Ingersoll, Garvey, the Watson estate, &e., the ground being that the facts are within the knowledge of the counsel for the state, and the defetidant Will have difficulty in obtaining testimony with regard to them Jour. Con, Sih. THE PRINCE OF WALES and suite la’ 1 at Bombay yesterday, and were met by Lord Napier, Sir Philip E. Wadehouse, governor ot Bombay, and many other civil aud ‘mili- tary dignitaries, accompanied by seventy native princes, and was accorded & most ex thusiastic recept‘on. The municipality of Bombay presented an address of welcome, whieh Was briefly responded to by the prince. To-day being tbe birthday of the prince, the fesuvi 1 be renewed on &@ grand seale. SMALL Pox In New YorK.—Tae board of health on Saturday ordered a yellow flag to be displayed from every building in which there may be a case of small pox. For the week ending eppeey dt nooa thirty-seven deaths from smal! ex ave been reportei to the board. The public schools are to be in. spected to-day, and all unvaccinated pupils vaccinated or sent home.—N. ¥. Jour. Com. merce, 9th. EARTHQUAKEIN KANSAS AND MISSOURI. A very distinct shock of an earthquake was felt at Mayhattan, Kansas, at 5 o'clock ag iderably aba , ,, bat no dam- age wasdone. A similar shock startled tne people of Kansas City, Mo., and vicinity. PomsonInc His NEIGHROR's Weiw.— Some excitement was ceri in large quantities in the of B. an ‘ortunately ‘CORNER Im LARD.”—The committee on lard of the New York proiuce exchange of the mach ‘that the be16 1-6 of the pockets THE CHICAGO FRAUDS. Se gee LORD MAYOR'S DAY IN LONDON. — 9 THE LOSS OF THE PACIFIC. Twe Hundred People Drowned— Thrilling story of the sole survivor. San FRs NCIsCo, Nov. 8.—A dispaten irom Port Townsend this evening says: tlenry F. Jelly, the supposed sole survivor of the steamship Pacific disaster, who was brought here yesterday by the ship Messenger, 1s in @ wretched condition, baving been on @ raft thirty-six hours before he was picked up. He says the Pacific collided with some other vessel, whose light he saw, but in his inter- view with Captain Giekey, the master of the Messenger, he made no meition of the lights of @ vessel, and some persons think he is laboring under @ haliucination as to that. Experienced navigators here think it is more likely that she struck @ sunken rock. The Story of the One Man Saved Ont of 200 \e. Jelly makes a statement to the following effect: I took a eabin passage on the Pacific frorh Victoria, leaving about a quarter past 9 o'clock Thursday morning, the 4th inst., with about 200 people on board; steamed ali cay against a southeastern gale. The crew were constantly pamping water into the boats to trim the ship. The boats abaft the poco boxes had po ears in th: Th ts had oars. Between 8 ar the evening, while in bed, 1 heard A CRASH, and felt a shock, as if we had struck a rock; heard something fall, as If rocks had falien on the starboard bow. The bell struck to and “go ahead.” I went on “All right,” and “we ugk a vossel;” saw several ligits at ; they were colored, but I paid but little attention to them; returned to the cabin; noticed that the ship took a heavy list to poxt; went on deck to the pilot house and heard som* one say: “SBE 1§ MAKING WATBR VERY FAST.” The captain coming out of his room, I asked him if there were any blue-lights or guns. He said the blae-lights were ia the pilot house; got them and burned five; no- Heed the engines still working, bat noone was at the wheel; went to the starboard side, forward of the paddle-box, where a num. ber of men were trying to get a long-boat launched, but could uot; went to the port boat. forward and helped five or six women into it; tried to get the boat off, but conid not move it; there were about twenty women in it, Neard that the boats abaft the paddies had been got off, but did not see them, think it was aboutan hour after the steamer streek when she listed so much; the port boat was in the water; I was in that boat and eut it loose from the davits; the boat filled and turaed over; I got on her bottom aud helped several op with me. Immediately after THE STEAMER SEEMED TO BREAK IN TWO, fore And aft. The smoxestack fell anit strack r boat, and the steamer sank. I think about all the women were in the bot, and I fear Ul were all drowned wheu the boat upret. This was about 19 o'clock in the eve- ning. The night was not dark nor the sea very rorgh, but there was a fresh breeze afterwards. I left the bottom of the boat and with another man climbed ON TOP OF THE PILOT HOUSE, floating near. Next morning I got some life preservers floating pear the hou_e, aud with thelr ropes lashed myself and coinpanion to the house; saw three .afts; the first had one man on it, the next bad three men and a woman; could not make ont the third raft, owing to the distance, except that there were people on it; think we were thirty or forty intles south of Cay Flattery when the ves- sel sunk; passed the light on Tattoosh Island between 4 and 5 o'clock in the evening. I and my companion were on the pilot house allof Friday until about 4 p.m., waen he died; cut him loose; the sea was running very high all day, the waves washing over us. I sighted a vessel and called to her, and heard persons On the other rafts calling, but the vessel did not come rear us. Friday night there was but little wind until a. m., when the wind and sea rose. I was then within a mile of the shore off Vancouver's Island. 1 sighted two vessels on the Ameri- can shore, which passed me. About 190'clock Saturday a. m. the Messenger picked me up. HENRY F. JELLY. The Excitement in San Frai There was great excitement in this city on the receipt of the news, and the telegraph and newspaper offices and merchants’ exchange were besieged by per- fops who bad friends o: relatives on board. No one seems to know the names of mem- bers of the Hurlbut and Rockwell troupe, but it is supposed that Fanny Marstoa was one of them, and that the others were per- formers picked up in this part of the eoun- try. The steamer Los Angelos will be dis- patched on her arrival to-morrow losave the survivors, if there areany. Jelly says there was no terror or confusion on ihe of the eee and that if boats could have been launched and ey, manned, and as the sea Was com; ively smooth, all on board might have been saved. The Ca; of the Lost Steamer. it is stated that Capt. Jeff. D. Howeil, of tbe lost steamer Pacific, was a brother in- law of Jefferson Davis, and was formerly an Oficer of the confederate navy. He was a young map, but was supposed to be au ex perienced navigator. . ———_.———— ANOTHER DISASTERS AT SEA. The Stenmer Waco Barned. Bostor, Nov. 9—A special dispatch ro- ceived in thin city says the steamer City of Waco, from New York for Galveston, was burned outside tbe bar at Gatveston on the morning of the sth. The crew, officers and gers took to boats, and were last seen ring westerly. A tug had been sent out. NEw York, Nov. 9.—Additional intelli- gence received here in regard to the steamer City of Waco states that she arrived outside the bar at Galveston yesterday p.m., and anchored. At 1 o'clock a.m. she took 3 o'clock her passengers, officers. and crew to boats. Owing to the high sea,no assistance could be sendered by other vessels. When last seen the boats containing the passengers were standing down the coast in a cys age tion. A steam-tug is cruising ow the bar in search of the boats, Africa Discoveries by Stanley. New York, Fov. 9.—A enn Bays letters just received from Stau! al Ulagalla « in Uganda, Jake is one large body of water and not a se- ries of lakes, “4 ——- | the features of the procession were the band ‘or the usual ceiemonies were snecessfaily carried out. After religious and other exer cises had been performed at the Guild hall the procession at about 2 o'clock started upon its march to Westminster Hall. Amoag of the Grenadier Guards, the 20th Hassars mounted cavalry band, the Honorable Ar- | Ullery ¢ompany, 100 Odd Fellows of M chester unity, 100 beys from the Marine \o- LOCAL NEWS. . Et Ay J+bn D. MoGill, Warren Dent ‘and 4. Bohrer. TRE Tren Morr. Mrs Rr White testified that she went toa honse in the northeastern part of te with Mrs. Mulholland, tn Jane eet ea found the girl in a deplorable condition.wt ho undergarments on, and no focd in the hoase. The prisoner came to the house where Witness was visiting and asked for a wasn- erwoman to go the house where the girl Was abd said that he would leave the ke @nd thet she went there. Oa cross exami ton Witness said that she kept house f some one 09 Lith street, bat decilued to » for whom she kept the’ place, stating Uh did not concern the case, Matilda Tucker, colored, testified that May came for Ler to wash abd she woot to the bouse, woere he (May) introtueced her to “Mrs. May” and tol! her to wash the clothes; the clothes loobei ax if a beef had been butebered; May went to the office and came home in the afernoon and weatap s & little Ume witness beard a wor and say, “Oh! me; | can't stand this die. I can't live! I mast Witness went np two Steps and beard ber say, “Thank God one is coming paieas death. ( Says she beant end ber say that he ought toybe himself, be threatened to serve May came down night she said thatsie would hollec murder OMecer estified that Macame ave him sowe information ube last, and he tiformed | of it, and with Ljeutenant Mer- geant Milstead went to the uta street, between H and I northeast; foand U house locked up, but borrowed a key and Went in, when they found the girl very low; White, who «was along. was asked when be came home Who pat the vi ciety, and the usual delegations from the | job uj «id not hear the answer, city; Liverpool companies the new | but heart Madame White ask who performs Lord Mayor and sheriffs in their gilded | the operation, and t! said that May did coaches. “After a short stay at Westmiaster Hell, where the mayor and sherifts took the necessary oath and went through other formalities the 88100 returned to Guildhall. The route through. oul was lined with thousands of people, and many houses were gayly decorated with flags and streamers. Owing to the excellent police arrangements there was no disonier whatever beyond tae manifestations of good humor usual on Lord Mayor's day. This evening his lordship will signalize his first occupation of the mansion house by the cas- tomary grand banquet. In consequence of tLe report of the select committee of the house of commons on loans to foreign states, it has been determined not to invite the ministers for Honduras, Paraguay and Costa Rica, but all the other members of the corps diplomatique will as usual receive invita ons. Wales’ Birthday. Too. To-day is also the birthday of nis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The charch beils were rung merrily during the foreacon and salutes were fired from the Tower, the barracks in St. James’ Park, at Windsor, end elsewhere. city will be partially illuminated thisevening. The Mordaunt Divorce Case Ended. Lorpon, Nov. 9.—The president of tbe prohate divorce avd admiraity division of the High Court of Justice to ymadea de cree of divorce absolate in favor of Sir Chas. Mordaunt. The case ix now at an end. WHISKY FRAUD T Ls. More Pleas of Guilty. Sr. Louis, November 9.—In the United States district court yesterday, a petit jury Was sworn in, after which J. R. Jouvieti, against whom two indictments were pead. irg for conspiring against the goverument and defrauding the government, withdrew a plea of not guilty and entered a plerofgatity to both indictments. The grand jury made a eucent report, revurning indictments against Wo parties already indicted for whisky frands, but their names have not yet trans- | ired. A capias has been issued for A. M. everett, & government gauger.who abscond- ed after being indicted last spring, bat who, it is understood,will return and plead guilty The Chicago Fraads. New York, Nov. 9.—A Caleago dispatch. alluding to the indictments against whisky distillers there, says: Roelle, Junker & Co. | are charged with defrauding the government | out of the tax on nearly 2,500,000 gallons of spirits dvring last January aud May. Gol- | sen & Eastman are charged with’ having | pace iarge amounts Of spirits oa the mar et frauculently. Ford, Oliver & Conper charged with removing 20,000 gallons | upwards from their distillery. J. nh Ray dolph, as storekeeper at Cochrane’ tille | ry, is ¢ With permitting the removal and conspiring in the sale of 5,600 gailons Roelle, Junker « Co. are also charged with fi ng from 610 casks. George er, Henry C. Fredericks and Cornetias C. Fredericks, distillers, are indicied oa the charge of defrauding pat iene geo out of the tax on 10 000 proof gallons of spirits dar. ing April. Egbert C. bh and H.C. Fret ericks, distillers, are indicted for derrauding the government on 27.000 gallons in May. Five indictments are also returned implicat- ing many Of the leading whisky men of this city. Tue extent of the frauds which have been carried on are amazing. The officers who have been engaged in the case believe they bave evidence sufficient to convict the gulity parties, —_—e——- MOODY AND SANKEY. Tue Brockiye Bevival. NEw York, Nov. ¥.—More than three- fourths of those who meeting at the m. were ladies, and the porti these have been regular in their attendance | op Ma: atal! the meetings, Theservices commence? 4 not w by singing, after which ye = eth ny it eu plication war prayer. Over 160 req mace, after which ferven' made by Mr. Needham, Irish — was _ —~ Mr. Sani organ. Mr. ter of the second based vangelist. A key leading discourse upon the lith verse Moody spoke of the power of prayer. He then spoke of meetings at 4 o'clock this af. ternoon. There Was lo be a meeting at the | but little to answer in rink at7.30 p.m.; the young men’s ioguiry | reply to meeting. 8 o'clock regular meeting. ey were afraid when they first called young men’s meetings in land that they would not get young men to come forward, aad they pray eu lo God that they might te successful ae Business Embarrassm-nts. NEw York, November that the liabilities of L. J. Phillips & Co., who failed last week, are estimated at two million. The fa lure of Solomon Meyer, deal r in ladies’ bats and trimmings, is an- nounced, Death. Bostor, No James Matison Beebe & Promineut dry goods dealer, i: a ———— ore! Svuictpg ry LavpaNuM.—Christian Sny- er, a German, aged 32, who resided at No. ¢ South Castle street, committed suicide last evening by 1 taking jaudauum. Snyder was @ carpen trade, and had been ou work for sear one of his hands a by’ the loss of ‘a finger. He tat last, and recently bad excess. He left —It 18 now said | bell her fe it at ber request, a thing done on ac: said it was the fir into. Lieut.John F. Kelly testified to having re- ceived information from Ofllver Suliling and to going to the bouse. Tae girl was sick, and when they went iu she seemed alarmed. Mra. White wae present, and the girl said to her, “Drs. While, you ought not tohave done this;” witness sent for Dr. Brackett, and when May came in, witness arrested bim; beard the girl slate that May bad done it at her request; after this, May asked witness lo advise him what to do, statiag that he did not want it to ‘get into the when Ir. Brackett came he advised that she be remove. aud te bad ber sent to e Lying- in Bospital. On cross-examination witness Said that the girl gave her real name as h in confidence, stating Uhat she had some little respect for ber family. Dr. Brockett vestified hat he was called to £0 to the corner of 102h and I streets north- cast; found the girl suffering from exteasive d not want any- mt of the family; May snap he bad-ever got hemor , and from the history of tbe case given by ber hedetermined thai this was @ case of malpractice, witness at once re- quested her removal to the hospital. Cross- examined:—Aside from the history of the case could not say WhAl Was Ue real cause Of ber condition at the time. STORY oF THE Elia Moris sworu:—(ENa ts a fine looking girl, of about 20, and was dressed in black alpaca, with white ‘kerchief arocnd the neck, black bat, gray veil, and checked shawl|—Witness became acquaint@l with May ov the 4th of Ji ‘Y last, lived wite bim over six months, at the corner of Wth and I streets; witness got out of her trouble by May getting a doctor and asing an tastre- ment, afier having used medicine. Bernar.t May was the cause of her trouble. (The rest of the testimony was unfit for publication, but It caused @ sensation in the court room.— ep | On cross examination witness said her name was Ella Morris, not Beach; did not know Madame White until May sect her to the house; May intended to sell out aud leave ber in her then condition, and she then sub- mitted to the operation; she went to live with May on the 6th of January last,on H Street; witness did not tell Lieut. truth when she said that me Was her Beach; never said in the District Attorney's office that ber name was Beach. This closed the evidence tor the govera- ment. TESTIMONY FOR DEFENSE. The cetense calied Dr 8 « that he saw the girl before unis ¢ She require treatment, bat he declined disclose the oatnre of the decease because Ue col fidential relations of physiciaa ant at : Mr. Cook asked medical character. Chos. G Fisher testified that be was assist- ant District attorney tu June last; the woman now giving the name of Ella Morris, at the Police Court in June last gave her ame as Amanda BE ach, and subsequeally she nat given tbat name in the office. Mr. Cook at this potot sabmitted that apart from the ns me there could be no coaviction on the tes imony of —— that there bad benno proof of anger to life, an| au- nounced that the evidence was closed. ARGUMEST FOR DEFENCE. Mr. Cahill addressed the jury, that there was no assault, and if there was, Beach, then they would bring in a ver- dict of not gullty, for of course as the iudict- ment charges the offence to have been com- mitted on Ella Morris, it could not have been committed on Amanda Beach. If tere was mo lise Cause could pny He that witnesses wa oun as to throw discredit on their statements, anc he alluded to the job put up auaber M questions of a The Judge MacArtaur said his understauding coincided with Ubatof the jaror. Lieut. Keliy and Officer Shilling were re called, and said that 0 Piety ng who ask iE Verivcy of conviction, remarking that he could see the defence, # id ia Mr. Cahill’s argument be deniet Of 13th street was such @ ; there were respec*anie was unere. that the localit, Jocality as descr women ‘What if tell letured ion the comely jookiu.g woman who bad been 09 the stand, aud treating her in tae manner deacribed by the witnesses. that Ube jury couisdor the evideace weil THE INDICTMENT Judge MacArthur aske! ihe Distr ney if be bad paid much attention to dictment. The District attorney answered that it wag found under the ~iatate (the legisative act), the offence was The indictmont was reed, Jadge i examiping Ue Latter. the in- 5 drinking to the ‘house | ! tas he found it, and ackno: ‘mi bought some whis- | M@t it was pot artis ly drawn. He ako iy, cots boca ned ares it, and then com- 5S Se eins or omen rae lained to his wife of not feeling well. Later | , Judge MacArthur said come sent her for @ pint of beer, and then re- | G0ubts as to the sufficiency of the indict- fused to drink it. About 5 o'clock in the | Ment, but would leave the question a evening, Mrs. Suyder, on coming down | ¥€ taken up if they fad a verdict of guilty. stairs, discovered her husband with a two- Poy pg ly con ceeded in wresting the bottle from him be- fore he had finished the landanum. pe then left the house and returoed at ¢ ean. A ppeseaiae aaa tabinneen —— num. Approaching sald,“Mary, here 1s my good health,” at the same time swallowing every drop of the liquid. He ii Until he died. de- The front Snyder the ia Drvuxuxp Ovt.—Private Whipple, of Fort Krps.—In pay: Adams, who for the past fifteen months bas | ment ‘election young deen serving @ sentence of three years in the pO oS guard- by order of 8 court for | in the youn Pitvtsies suse calling an of the, “d—d Inst week. jan organ grinder” making other re- attired in Greas, wits white Gemea aac Ser ey seas | aaa Sunday afternoon. ‘The affair was witnessed by several spectators and the whole of the we troops, who were called out to the ry He was drummed out to the tune | NAVY which has c ,curred there ‘the war. tary AN Ixc ‘RY was discovered’ ~ cumeeh rill, Pall ‘River, 4 i !