Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1876, Page 1

i F7. THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT 1HE STAR BUILDING. Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 11th st te, uY ‘Tne Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8, H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. — ‘Tae Ever S is served by carriers to four Cents per month. Copies counter, Two Cents each. By matl—postage prepaid— Sixty Cents a month; one year, 86. THe WEEKLY STaR— on Priday— *, 48—N2, 7,322. SPECIAL NOTICES. ~ THIBTY YEAR SIX PBB OENT.GOuD BONS FOR BALE eeplt-ét H.D COOKE. J O0., 1429 ¥ st. es Wm. F. HOLTZaaN, ATTORNBY AT LAW, 1321 F street northwest SUL l-gal basiness before th» Patronage solicited. >» ¥—Tte the 7th street Mall on FaibaY, weed MONDAY ATERNUUNS, ler who intend visiung Committes on_Qa arte: jease apply earls, of they for, ae sceoommede*ions are THE COMMITTEE E —Tbers will be a ny eeting of the & WHEELBB OCENCBAL RE B on THURSDAY, § mbe- jambis Law Ratiding, at 7’. » i & OM. HAL, ] Oo cee whee m { Committee. 5 OS tot testnde tetecding to visit Phils ane paricipsie 1a. the comeustrarina on tl ted base their tickets aay 1° committee, at the ¢ thet the romber « 7 the rowed trip) cen only be follwing O.smanttee 4 H. Burr T. W. Fowler, Bdward dverby and Jos. Burroughs, ons of whom eet hall every evening this ean the honre ot 7 and t Kidder & McLeaa a, 7th at 5 epi’ x ‘Lne sm! annual after tac 12th t Board of Trade rooms, 19 Market Space. W. H. OGAGETT, Treasnrer. TEE vid Af avorable time to pay IMPROVEMEST TAXES, At SLATEB’S, with a Iarge disc saat, ‘Cort Beatee purchased se pil-6t No. 1425 Penne Se SCHOOL SOOKS, Introfnetion Prices, at BOBEBTS BOOKSTORE, 1010 7th street, sep) tw Above New York avenue. BALL'S ELECTSO MAGNETIO PLAS ‘TES. for Bheumatiam, Sciatica, Pain S27 Teh street. opposite P.O ment, or at BRAD. ADA™ S12 F street, opposite Patent Office. or at 344 U sirect southwest. Price two cents. suglt lo we a GOSPEL MESTISYU, SUNDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock, x geeecarios BOOMS, corner 9th aad D streets nort Adéresses, Bervice of Song. Inqutry Meeting. Musto led by Cornet and Organ. All are tnvited. sugl?-tr THR BEET. MILEUEN'S SODA WATEK, SATUBAL SPRING WATERS on Dranght, 4CK-COLD TEA, OOF FER and CHOCOLATE 1429 Pennsrirania AvENcE, 15-tr near Willard’s. w LEWIS JOHNEON & CO, BANKERS, Gorner of Wia Strect and Pennsyleanta Avenue, Dealers in Government ang District Beou: Foreign Rxchange and Gold, oe NEKYOUS EXHAUSTION—A medical 7, Comprising # series of erea st Katn's Museum of Anatomy, om the cause and cureof Premature ing iudispotabiy how lost health may be regaia: rditg & clear synopsis of the impediments to marriage, and the treatwent of nervous and pbysi- Gal deviitiy perience. x the resnit of 20 years’ ex Price, % cents. Address the eutho L Office ard residence, 61 Kast uth |AMUEL G. YOUNG, NOTARY PUBLIC, Orrice—Stat Burteine, 876 Le 1876 “PALL FIRST OPENING or FALL CLOTHING, BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS SCHUOL BUITB, Boys’ Bors’ DRESS BUITS, ‘ITs, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, aLso, MES'S DBBSS SUITS, MEN'S DEESS BUlis, MEN’S BUSINESS SUITS ‘MEN'S COUSIN SSS SUITS OBKING SUITS, UBBLNG SUITs, A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PS iSY¥LVANIA AVENUS, Between 10th and 11th Streets, eugsl te Three doors from Lith Street. 1c) imam Os. a facture with eight workmen Orr ony 5: the oon be 7 io execy Ste nove ‘and the newly discovered [esas Waby Giese, For nesters on ‘they be surpassed. Measure takes snd "ore ty Stren Tmiaten L SB. 1929 Penn. eve., Set-tetptr Lavoutar, Pateutse nad Wanatecterer, Bounties doat-t7 209 The Great Anodyne and Nervine. a BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, BEING THE CELEBRATED GALIPEA BITTER. Te be kad of ail Druscists. Send for Pampala. EBLT'S GALIPEA SITTER, 13 Camden street. WaOMnesas ongit tn” No. 899M d., Washington, P.Gp.. |_EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.—Inter- Di revenue, $431,054 96; customs, $532,585.96, THE WORK OF THE PATENT OFFICE is ialling behind in consequence of the receat reduction of clerical force. THE appointment of Mr. Fry as United States Marshal of Kentucky has been re- considered, and the commission given to Col. Thomas E. Barns, of Marion county. SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND five per cent. funded loan of 1831, held to secure bank cir- culation, were withdrawn from the Treas- ury today, and 1% per cents substituted. CoNGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS YESTER- Day.—Dr. T. Howard (rep.), 24 New Jersey district; Hendrick B. Wright (dem.), 12th Pennsylvania. SoME OF OUR CENTENNIAL VISITORS seem to be persevering relic hunters, as evi- denced by the mutilated remains of the Speaker's desk in the House of Rspresenta- lives, which has been chipped almost to nothing. THE RESIDENCE heretofore occupied by ex-Secretary of War Belkoap has beea pur- chased by Cougressman Gilbert O. Walker, of Va., for $30,000. The residence on G street heretofore occupied by Richard Harringtoa, has been sold by Geo. A. Armes for $25,000. AGRICULTURAL.—At the morn ing session of the Natioval Agricultural college at Phila- delphia, yesterday, Dr. C. L. Sturtevant, of Massachusetts, delivered an address on “American Agricultural Literatare,” anda paper on “Agricultural Statistics” was read by J. R. Dodge, of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture.” TBE NAVAL ToOURNAMENT.—In conse- quence of the prevalence of yellow fever the naval tournament, which was to have bsen held at Port Royal, S. C., willbe held in Hampton Roads, Va, about the ist of Octo ber, Rear Admiral Trenchard commanding. Abont fourteen war ships and iron clads will Participate in the tilt. CoMMISSIONS SIGNED.—The President has signed the commissions of H. H. Davis, of Delaware, to be agent for the Indians of the San Carlos agency, vice John P. Clum, re- sigaed; O. P. Johnson, collector of internal revenue of 7th district of Kentucky, and I. a collector of customs, Pearl river £8. THE New Bonps.—Treasury department officers are advised that subscriptions to the four and one-half per ceatum bonds have been received by the syndicate largely in excess of the forty million dollars taken by them. It is probable that a farther amount Will soon be subscribed for by the syndicate, and the entire amount of this issue of bonds will be taken before the option expires on the first of next March, BIps were opened at the office of General Babcock, on the 11th Instant, for one million and @halfofhard burned red bricks, to be furnished on the east side of the State, War and Navy departments. Bidders were re- quired to farnish a deposit of $1,000, to be re- .urned if bid was not accepted, and to be re- turned to successful bidder when contract is executed. The bids were as follows: Hand- | made—Appleman & Co., $3.75 per m.; West «& Bro., $5.70. Both these bids were informal, tnere being no deposit. Smithson, &7 30. Machine brick—I. P. Childs & Co., 8743; Washington Machine Co., $637. Tae con- tract was awarded to the Washington brick machine company. MR. THOS. C. Cox, who has been elected secretary of the Congressional commission to frame a new form of government for the District of Columbia, is well aud favorably known bereabouts. Appointed to a position in the State department while Franklin Pierce was President, he was retained dur- ing the subsequent cnanges of admiuistra- Uen, and was sent on @ confidential mission to Europe by Secretary Seward. After the war Mr Cox was appoint2d secretary to the Mixed Clatms Commission, and performed the duties in such @ manner as toelicit from the members at the conclusion of their lavor a flattering testimonial as to his ability and osefulness. He is @ courteous gentleman, bot the least of his qualiGeations for the bew post, for many of our citizens will no doubt have = business to bring be- fore the comm lon. ARMY ORDERS.—ist Lieut. Thomas H. Barber, ist artillery, is appointed to act as inspector on sach unserviceable commissary and q) presented to hi whieh 2d Lieut. m Chi will change places. PERSONAL.— Mrs. Sartoris saiied from Liv- €rpool on the steamehip Celtic on the 7th in- stant. --++ Representative Kasson, (rep., Ia.) who has been effective speeches in Maine, is here on his to Ohio, to im the cam, ler y try residence in valley, and then goto the cen’ . os WI P. Copeland, of the N. ¥. Bulletin, is in town for a day or two, with a ae but dimiou- live turnout. He brought with him a small two-wheeled Cutan voiante, which attract- €d considerabie attention on the Avenue, it being the first vehicle of the Kind ever im. to report at the next V3 ti foun at the District, Committee room at tee Capitol. At 4 o’clock the committees ad- PEE Sewanee or mye, avs cocnrerme Eictot Columbia, leit bere tus snoratng for nein Virginia: His iain the mlatt of labors im; fea upoo bim as ‘ue of the sub committee to inquire into the affairs of government. Gov. Jeave fax bis Lome ns day two Tt is Understood that both Meanzs. "Hendes and Hunton will retma st an day and Senigned tien, “Both are of post of character and good ‘pd will doubtless endeavor to aisehargs ibeir duties with an to the best intereria of ue Duauiad and its people. The selection of Gev. is Seema propos ‘his service with the. AST will enabie nim to Cx s ‘eal eo cela oe WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1876. ‘The Safe BRargiary Case.’ SOMETHING ABOUrF THE APPROACHING TRIAL. On Tuesday next the case of the alleged safe burglary conspirators will be called in the Criminal Court, Judge MacArwur, and there is but little doubt the trial will be proceeded with, as both the government (represented by District Attorney Wellis,) aod Gen. Babcock (for whom Col. W. A. Cook appears,) are active in their prepara- tons. THE PARTIES INDICTED are Orville E. Baboock, Richard Harrington, Hiram ©. Whitley, Ichabod C. Nettleship, Thomas P. Somerville, Oye E. Mit alias Bliss, aliss Albert iiliams, Walter Brown, alias Wm. Benton. Col. Whitley has arrived in the city and Messrs. Nettleship and Somerville are ex- pected, but the question as to whether oe will be used as witnesses or be proseca bas not yet been fully determined upon. Tuere are rumors that Mr. Harrington, who is reported to be now in Canada, will be here, and, if necessary, it is thougut that Benton’s attendance can be secured. Miles, alias Bliss, is “doing time” in the Vermoat state prison. As far as known no additional counsel to those named above will be employed. Ia connection with this case it may not be uninteresting to give TEE NAMES OF THE JURORS from which the panel will be selected. The list ls as follow T. OC. Browao,* J. J. Jett, T. A. Browa, Alexander Gardner, J. W. Freeman,* J. Jacob Kengl J.D. Harris,* George M. Barker, W. H. Joha- son,* Geot Green, Joseph 8. Stettivias, Semuel C. Middleton, Richard M. Allen, Francis B. Lioyd, jr., Artnur Fowler, Geo. Donaldson, Thomas A. Tolson, James F, Maguire, C. G. Ball, Robert Beall and H. C. Stewart. [Those marke! * are colored.) The Presidential Campaign. HOPEFULNESS OF SECRETARY CHANDLER. Secretary Chandler returned here from New York this morning, where he has beea for several days in connection with his duties &s chairman of the National Republi- can Campaign Committee. Tne advices from Obio and Indiana, as communicated to the national committees, are, he says, quite encouraging fora republican major- ity in the former state and @ moderate one in the iatter. Secretary Chandler is exceed- ey He anticipates that New York ean be carried for Hayes, and that even New Jersey will record a republican major- 5 townie its electoral vote for Hayes and eesee tare os ree benteg prec ant rej are equally flattering. It is learned that v the disaffection over the Chi. nese question has subsided, and it is believed that both California and Oregon will cast t.eir electoral votes for Hayes and Whee'er. king southward, Mr. Chandler is hopefal that North Carolina, South Carolina aud Florida will give republican majorities. The chairman is well warmed up to his work. The national committee is doing heavy ser- vice, and !f Hayes is net the next President of the United States he will have no oocs- sion to atiribute his defeat to the inactivity of Mr. Changler and his hard worked na- tonal committee. Campaign Squibs. If you wish to get your name in the paper, send word to the editor that you have changed your politics this year and have come out for the other man. +-+- The Paila- delphia Times (ind.) is “‘aincerely sorry for the democrats who have been for weeks anx- jously looking at the Maine chance.” -+-+ In answer to & correspondent who solicits its opinion in the matter, the Argus expresses tne belief that Brooklyn will cast abont 3,000 democratic votes for Hayes and Wheeler, and that @ little judicious tickling may in crease the estimate, say 2,009 votes. -:**The Chicago Times concludes that in the retaro of his income Mr. Hayes is a perjurer any- how. Ifhe undervalued his property he is a perjurer, aud if he overvalued it he is a per ju woereupon the Pailadelpbia Tim-s ys: “It will be remembered it is claimed that he overvalued it aud if this is true it Was more thau a good many other people were honest enongh to do. NAVAL ORDERS.—Lieutenant Charles P Shaw is ordered to the Harttord; Lieutenant Herbert Winslow to the hydrographic office 3d of October. SPORTS OF THE TURF.— Racing at Philatel phia.— At Point Breeze, Philadeiphia, yester day, the first race was for the 2:40 class, purss $200, $120 to first @ud $30 to second. ‘Little Nell, Sadie Bell, Queen Mary, Lilly Jack.on and Nil Desperandum were entered. The race was won in three straight heats by Sadie Bell; Nil Desperandam each time coming in second. Time: 2:32, 2:32,233. Tne entries for the second race for 2:34 A GHASTLY PICTURE OF Vice =e Montay mags Penns eed Pet ety ty i l LF The Himnesota Bank Robbers. HOW CASHIER HEYWOOD WAS KILLED. An inquest on the bodies of the two dead robbers and Heywood, acting cashier of the bank, was heid at Northfield on the 7th of September. evidence shows that when the robbers and com the safe, he an- me lock, and could not be opened. Then one of the robbers went into the vault, when Heywood sprang for- ward and shut the vauit door. He was drag- ged Sway, and, with a knife being drawn across his throat, be was threateued with death if he did not open the safe. Oace hedid break away, and, running toward tue door, shouted murder. He was immediately Meares ec dragged to — ay and a commanded to open refusing, one shot was fired at him, evident- ly for intimidation. Then Bunker, assistant cashier, ran out, and was wounded by shots fired after him. During ail this time, which was but a brief time, however, the five robbers outside were riding up and down, keeping up a contina- ous fire irom their pistois, shooting !n the air, at houses, and at people who began to come with arms. Then one rode up to the door of the bank shouting, ‘The game is up. We're beat. Come out.” The three men in- side fprang over the counter, rushing for the door, Hey wood staggering from the vault to achair. The last ropber, as he jamped over the counter, tarned with his hand on the counter, deliberately aimed aud fired the shot which killed Heywood. Wilcox, the third of the bank meu, was paralyzed in bis chair during these occar- renes by @ pistol held steadily in his face On the body of the shortest of the two rob- bers killed in the streets of Northfeld was found a fine Howard gold watch, a pocket map of Minnesota bought at Minneapolis, a pocget com pass, 8575 in money, & gold sieeve button with an enamelled leaf oa the face, anda gold ring. On the larger one's boly was found a guid Waltham watch, ten cents in scrip, @ newspaper clipping of an Arabian borse, maxims cut from # Minnesota paper of jast winter, with “A. 8. Ca: |,” OF “Haywood, 1,129 Eleventh, N. ” written on the margin. Amoog the citizens who fired on the rob- bers in Northfield were Mr. Manning. a mer one sud Wheeler the other, while the one wounded was also Mr. Manning's victim. This fellow’s horse was killed, and he rode off mounted behind one of his companions, to whom he had appealed after limping some distance, saying, “‘My God, boys, you are bot going to leave me; I’m shot.” anning was armed with a Henry rifle; the other citi- pe with shot-guns and pistols.—{ Chicago vd In regard to the name “A. 8. Caywood” or “Haywood, 1129 Eleventh n. w.” written on the margin of the newspaper found npon the body of the dead robber it may be said that on referring to the Washington City Direct- ory the following address is found: “A. 8. Caywood, real estate, 1129 11th street.” The fact of the name appearing upon this paper in the possession of this rohber is probably accidental, but itis possible that Mr. Cay- wood may be able to furnish some clue as to the identity of the guilty party. International Rifle Match. THE SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR YESTsR- DA A great many people were present at Creed- moor yesterday, and the shooting was gen- erally satisfactory, although the American team did not maintain the lead which they gained in THE 800 YARDS RANGE. In the shooting at 800 yards range yester- day morning the American team scored 530, Irish 535, Scoteh 535, Australian 531, Caua dian 521. The following are the total! scores Of the individual members of each team, out of @ possible score of 75, with thelr grand totals, at the 900 aud 1,000 yards ranges: 900 YARDS RANGE. Scotch Team—Boyd, 62; Whitelaw, Rae, 63; Mitebeil, 62; Frazier, M le, 71; Thornbura, 70. Grand total, 5: American Team—Fulton, #4; Giidersieeve, 69; Rathbove, 65; ron 66; Weber, 69; Allen, 62. 63; Grand Johnson Jovnt, ; ‘Fenton, 5 i ; Milner, 66; Goff, 62.’ Grand total, 524. Canadian Term—Mason, 61; Gibson, 59; Catton, 6; Adam, 67; Bell, 64; Murixou, 57 2 Detsner, 57. Girand total, 176 Team—Gee, 68; King, 63; War O'll, 64; Smith, 66; Lynch, 64; Draper, 59; Bleep, 69; Slade, 66. Graad'toval, 521. ONS THOUSAND YARDS RANGE: teh —Boyd, 63; Whiteiaw, 61; Clark, 65; R3e, 62; Mitehell, 73; Frazier, 6 MeViile, 67; Thornburg, (7. Grand total, American Team—Fulton, Bodine, 63. Gildersleeve, 55; Rathhoae, 63; Dakin} 69: Farwell, 56; Weber, 65; Alien, 68. Grand Irish Team—Rigby, 68; Johnson, 64; Joynt, £9; Dyas, 61; Ward, 65; Fenton, 69; Milner, 11; Goff, 66. Grand s cuttoataae nm saat: ot sottmem, $i 4 3 11 Crutt, 69; Deaher, 61. Grand total, 493. Aust: Team—Gee, 68; King, 9; War- dill, £6; Smith, 52; Lynch, 66; Draper, 54; Bleep, 61; Blade, 64.’ Grand total, 490. ‘The following are the totais of ‘each team at the three : Booteh, 1,586; Irish, 1 582; American, 1,517; Australfan, 1,515; Cana: dian, 1,490: THE Ocv.ists’ Cone RESs—The Story of a ing her Eyes or four out people's eyes unless he deemed such @ course @ds0- lutely necessary, and she went aver,aaring that she was determined to nave the opera- tion performed. In four or five months she returned to the oculist with both eyes gone. She was entirely free from pain and per- fectly Pappy: but it was not — long before she began of a pain in her fi ¥ There seemed to be nothing to cause it, but defied all efforts to remove it, and the lady soon had recourse to her old remedy, and the finger was taken off. “After that,”’said the narrator, “she was one of the happiest wo men I ever saw, and she used to come to me borrow glass eyes to go to parties with, might suppose she ‘Gov. Connor's h mostly official, eee ‘Six towns, Bi ¥ # i i i i 8 3 Political Notes. A reporter of the New York Evening Post yesterday set out to get the truth from Seo- retary Chandler about the story that Carl Schurz had been relieved from all further campaign engagements with the republican party. Mr. McCormick, the secretary of the falling with Becretary, Casudicrs told the wit r, told the reporter that Mr. Schurz’s relations witn Mr. Chandler, if not intimate, have not been unpleasant, and that he was authorizc1 by the Secretary to say that there is not a word of trath in the story of his interference with of Mr. Schurz’s appoiniments. Mr, ler soon after left the committee- rooms, and before doing so assented to this emphatic denial in the presence of the re- porter, ‘Wm. M. Burwell, who was nom- lated for Congress by the republicans of the tet Louisiana district, in place of H. C. Warmoth, bag declined. ----The South Car ollna republican convention was in session ll of yesterday. Nom)nations will be made today. Senator Pattersou addressed the convention in favor of Governor Chamber- ‘ain. Thomas C. Dunn, the present con- troller general, is @ candidate for govern ip opposition to Governor Chamberlain. ---> The labor reform party had a@ convention yesterday at Lynn, Mass., Wendell Palilips presiding. Resolutions were em em urgiog ‘abor reformers to vote for John J. Baker for governor. ----The De! are republican state convention met at Dover Zenterday, Dr. Isaac Jump being president. N. B Smitners ree Jacob Moore were chosen electors at large. A New THING IN Divorcr—The Wistom of a Jersey Justice and the Doubt of a Jersey 'ury.—The evidence elicitel iu 4 suit for donment brought against William Tay lor Morgan by his wife, before Justice Cross- man, in Jersey City, revealed a very pecu- liar state of affairs, aud thedetalls kept a large audience on the qui vive for several urs. It appeared that Morgan married iss Lucy Campbell last May, scarcely five months ago, when they began housekeeping on Palisade avenue, Jersey City Heigats. Abont two weeks after the marriage tne mother-in-law was called in. Morgan told bis mother that there was something wrong. Mrs. Morgan called on the young wife and advised tbat the couple occupy te apartments. The wife consented, fora while there was peace in the ey Then the mother in-law proposed that the mar- ried couple should live with her as brother and sister. Th recel) an adopted daughter. Tne hus- band soon after invited her to call on @ jus- lice and ask if it were proper for a brother and sister to live together as man and wife. Of course it was not, and they soon after Bight be dao efaliye ty eet Sa Sunt m jane iy, they on Justice Martini. This official certificate, examined it like @ Dogberry, and fp on & judicially serious t, called them to stand up. He clas; the man’s band on one side of the certificate, his wife's on the other, and saying, ‘‘Are you ready?” Wave the command, “Now pull.” They uiled and the certificate was torn in two. © justice waved his hands like a mes- merizer and jounced them divorced. Morgan failed provide for his wife after that, and she got in debt. Her creditors ad- vised her to go to @ justice, and the result was asuit for abandonment. The case was tried on Friday night before Justice Cross- manandajury. The jury debated the mat- ter until o'clock yesterday morning, when they were discharged. Nine of them favored conviction and three wanted to acquil.—(V. ¥. World, 110% FIGHTING INDIANS.—For tuirty-six hours we went without food or drink, aud our mules were so dry that oe A could not eat grain. We had all we could do to keep them t They would paw, chew ropes, grain shcRs, and were perfectly frantic, while the indians kept up their constant fire. Tuey killed two of our horses, wounded seven mules aud got away with three of our best horses. It is the greatest wonder in the World that some of us were not Killed, as we had to stand with our stock muca of the time. The remainder of the time we were Cigging rife pits and lying in them. I was just hitching my team when one of our men sang out “Indians!” and up they came beter yelling and shonting at the same ume. € got into corral as soon a3 possivie and defended ourselves to the best advantage, We agreed to fight to the last and then taxe our own lives before giving up. But, thank we are sale for this time.—[4 By y gold hi : (4 Black Hills —$<$__, A Boy SHOOTS AND KILLS HIs Bro. THER.—About 7:30. m. yesterday a dis- wetsing accident occurred at Gwelling 55 North Wolfe street, resulting in the death of George W. Owens, aged 12 years. Owens’ father, who is one of the United States depu- ty marshals in the first ward, a few days ago Procured a Ss was left yesterday on the morn! mantel in one of the rooms his house. His two sons, and Clarence, went into the room, and took the ‘pistol down and handed it to his Uttle brother, who pulled the '» BAY ing, *‘I will show you how to oe shoot,” when the load was discharged, the ball entering the abdomen and ceming out of the back. Medical atd was immediately summoned, but death ensued at 3:10 p.m. Dr. Ireland, coroner, held @n inquest, the verdict being ‘m aceordance with above facts.—{ Ball, Gazette, 13th —$_____. Bishop WHIPPLE illusi rates the cost of os Pernt — pe a a He re- Ly & correspondent of the Omaha tnat if ten placed in a line with an Indian at nd the Ameri: can could to understand that on peopl be in order to secure ave that one Indian it would sacrifice of the ten soldiers and an —— to inquire. whether tas’ soalp Wee real was worth the outlay. = ty ————————EE DEATH FROM INHALING CHLOROFORM.— Nannie Jones, an adopted daughter of Dr. J. T. Jones, of Nebraska, Ohio, insisted on the doctor giving her chloroform for extracting & tooth. He first gave lg 4 a@ps, but failing to draw the tooth at the first trial, she demanded more, and be allowed her wo of Speer soos = bind she became stiff ard rigi stantl, “4 Dr. Jones is considered "ous of best physicians in tbe valley. His frieads advise & post-mortem examination. _——————_$_‘_—_—— tion Lo authorize the receivers of the road to redeem certain bonds pledged as collaterals for loans, and tn their discretion to sell, by- pothecate or otherwise dispose of such bonas ed. the case ———____ ANOTHER THAMES TUNNEL.—The con- struction of anew subway, making Thames tunnel, was conimenced at Weel, Billieras DETROIT, MICE, Sept. 14—Siosson and Seat, een 5 ved & three-ball game bere last even, 5 & roure of 600 10 516. Wall New Yoax. article says is frm, all sales having been at 110. Money is TWO CENTS. Telegrams to The Star. THE PRESIDENT TALKS. About Tweed and Extradition. . = . grades unchanged. Cora—southern INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH, | frais, wochangnt Gora aouttern, Gail ; dO. yellow, S4a5; western xed, Sa REEDMOOR TO-DAY thers peiane, SsaS. eae eaten: -DAY. tert nasa eee ; SCORES AT CREE do. mixed, 30a32 Rye firmer and higher, Si Say Pas and unchanged. Port is aan ee andl SCOTIA STILL AHEAD. fired, 12. Butter active avd firm wesieen good to prime, 21823; do. fine, 2182. Petro. SS SSS leum steady —crude, 13; refined. Coffee CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. | fy "%jetccipus Flours tio, Wiest? ofall Secretaria care, | 66,406; oa, Lew 70.” Ship ‘meni , 93,000. BAL » Sept. 4 —Vui ia os, SRIGHAM VOUNG AND AMM ELIZA.) Bacereees Sort Ma vues Os, ae — ee Bi = Carolina sixes, old, 16. — — tet, Tia . THE CENTENNIAL BUSH. York, Sept. 14.—Stocks active, an. settied and feverish. Money, . Golds — o- Ex ~ ew short, 55. Govern. <x; Sa a ara acts B New YORE, Sept. it.—Fioar quiet and Wh dali ana unchanged. y- Sept. 14, 12:30 p. m.—Consois, y wud the account. | Corn The Shooting at Creedmoor To-day. CREEDMOUOR, Sept. li, li @& m— The weather today is ve fine, with a pretty 8. strong wind wenden, 2 tamense numbers of | bonds, 1! Erie, 9... people are arriving by each train; 5,000 per- sons are now here. jarder. FIRING AT 800 YARDS A WOMAN FOUND DFaD UNDER SUSPICIOUS began shortly before 11 o'clock, each team CIRCUMSTANCKS—PUISONED by PRUSSAC occupying @ different shooting ut from pot ACID. Falton fired the first shot of the yesterday. Dr. A. W. Shepard late on Monday night American team at 800 yards,and made a | mad Post mortem examination of the bull's eye, scoring 5. Giidersleeve made | stomach and intestines of Miss Augasia Ubree successive bull’s eyes. Bodiue's tirst three shots were i, 5,4. Allen's first shot missed the target. tils second scored 2 only, and bis third 3. Rathbone’s first two shots were Sand4. Dakin’s Orst shot was a bull's eye, and Farwell’s first four shots scored 4, 5,4 and 5. Of the Irish team Rigby led off and made an outer, counting 2. yas made a buli’s ) Who was found dead at the residence of ber brother in- » Herman Kanemund, No. 422% Gates avenue, Brooklyn, on San- day evening last, and the result disclosed the presence of prussic acid in suffisieat quanti- Ves to fill the room in which the examin tion was held with the sharp, pungeat oor peculiar to that deadly drag.’ As yet, how ever, the case is shrouded lu the deepest my; eye, scoring 5, aad Fenton made three bull's | tery, and the question as to whether it was és in sucvession. Toe 1 sacs of | suicide or murder remains to be deiermined. Irish team so far y is strong. ‘ne | Kunemund, it seems, is @ wealthy wiae mer- shooting of the American team is improv- | chant, doing business at No. 4 Broad street, ing; it opened rather weak. New York. He is a widower, baving lost his Fhe Scotch are di joing very fairly. Boyd With @ bull's eye. ta frst five shots were bull's eyes, while the balance of the Scotch team are doing good shooting. Following is the score of the Canadian team at 800 yards: Mason, 60; Gibson, 69; wife about two years ago, since which time Miss Greve, his wife's sister, had been living in bis family, and had the care of his daugh- ter, who is now about fifteen years old. In July last Mr. Kupemund secured the services of @ servant girl pamed Mary Feser, whose Cotton, 66, Adam, 66; Bell, 3; Marison, 58, | father keeps @ lager beer saloon coraer of Crnit, 55; Disher, 55. Total, 492. Troy and Atiantic avenues. Mr. Kunemond The total number of points ——_ by arg his daughter were absent from bome ali 522,08 fol- Australian team at 500 is is 5 7 72; King, 68; ,&; Smith, Draper, 61; Sleep, 64; Slade, The foliowing i# the total score of the Scoteh team at 800 yard: or wage Cemnet when they returoed at nine evening they found the house dark, the door locked, and were unabie to gain admittance. Having foally effected 4n entrance, they were horrified to fad Miss Greve sliting in &n easy-chair dead. It was law, 65; Clark, (i; Rae, 6 at frst su) to be & case of ueart disease sor, 105 McVittie, 60; Thorburn, and Coroner Simms readily gave permission 52! to have the body prepared for burial. Sub- The following Js the score of the Irish team | sequent investigation causei bim £9 con- at 800 yarde: Ri ; Johnson, 61; Joynt, | clude that it was best to boid @ post-mortem O; Dyas, 3; Wa Fulton, 68; Milner, | examination, and it was &ccordingly 60 or- 62, Got, 56. Te dered, with the result above stated. Bow Mr. Kunemund and the servant girl were at once placed under arrest, and the furtver tn- vestigation of the case was postpoved anti! to-morrow. Mr. Kunemund expressed great surprise at the discovery of the evidences of poison, and said that be kuew of no reason = the woman should have poisoned her- self, or why any one should have murdered ber. The girl Fesser, when arra gued before Justice Semler yesterday, pleaded not gail- ty. She was noi at home when Mr. Kane- mund and his daughter arrived on Sunday night, apd when she came she said that she left the house at 12 o'clock on Sanday. at which time Miss Greve was well and in sood spirits, Aud that abe agreed to meet her ather (the servant girl's) residence in the evenlog and accompany ber aome. It tran- spired, however, that Mr Kunemund is en- &&ged to be married, and that the invitations od be The following is tue seore of the American 655 team at 500 Dakin. 66: bone, yards—Fulton, 66, ‘eber, 67; Gildersk Farwell, 63; Alien, 6 The Scotchmen Still Ahead The total score of the American team at 300 yards is 525; of the Irieh team 502, aud of the Scotch team 525. The American and Scotch teams having tied on the 8” yards, leaves the Scotch up to this time their lead of yesterday's result, 9 juts. Tae Amer. ieabs are now 18 ahead of the Irish, and the contest lies betweea the Scotch aud American teams. There are uow 7,0W0 persons preseat here. Bo. THE CENTEANIAL. Pligrims from the East. NEw Yoxuk, Sept. 14.—The steamer City of Lawrence arrived at Jersey City at 9:15 o'clock this morniog, having on board as excursionists to the Centennial the Mercan le Library Association of Portland, Me. rse, she @ party numbered 525, the majority be | vant gir) was coramitted to Raymond street orn Spine They left for Palladelpuia at | jail) and the coroser siguined bis willt 00 & Mm. 1 to admit Mr. Kupemund to bail in the sam of $2,500. No traces of ex could be found about the premises —| NV. ¥. Times, 13th. The steamer Old Colony landed over 2” Massachusetis poopie at Jersey City ea rou'e for Philadelphia. All of the trains last night and this morning ran very heavy with pas gengecs to participate in Massachusetts day at the Centennial to-day. Massachusetts Day. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1i4—The reception Governor Rice at the Massachusetts vance of Massachusetts day at the Centen- | days have passed fleetly by, and the scandal nial gtounds. A 1i a: of buating | preacher looks , even if be doesn’t al- and an orchestra enlivened tne quarters | ways feelso. We in the Evening Mall i : i RB 3 5 & z 3 i i f : fF f i : i 2, of H i ; : j Sistants, Coloncis Isaac Kings 7. Gen. tants, . Br Cure Jona Ries oak, oie, 5 5 ) Da’ ‘and A. Sampson ! | ie [ i HH i if 7 4 bot have been jusiaslic were he mak- ing love to & red-not stove instead of a pretty young lady. —_———— EXDING A FIGHT “In a MORE SATISPAOC- FOREIGN NEWS. TORY MANNER”—A party composed of 4 Fatlare. ver Turner, Ed. Brown and Taompsoa, Lonbon, Sept. 14.—Miller & Sons, calico ‘coun"y, had been on the Bra- ters of Glasgow, have failed. Their lia- zos several days. with horses, On Toursday ities are reported to be $500,000. last Frank and Robinson, Taylor Campbell and Wiley Norman, of Hill coun. 1. 14.—A special dispatch from ty, went to the camp and got intos te former it @ race, which resulted in a fist Polish administrative aa The parties agreed to settle the thing in a @bolishet by satisfactory manner. At 10 0'clock on Jussi and the office of Of State | Friday morning, when the had ap. for Poland is to be suppressed.” within twenty of each other, 8.” Lacy "s revolver he ore me ppondinet rege ng a epee paeeed Uunrough ae yy a Goreme ? 7 ; and all of the Hunt county party Se 's Wish, Of Father no = ~ —_ EX, general of the Jesuits, to a cardinal- y ae their — ee ate is @ great event in the Catholic world, | Were fired by ibe Hitt poticngg) c been ad Rute candiéate of the | Sivangs taney, nano ek the Mautiene Scoony His election wduld vend to acbeloeate theand | ™en, ail boys, none of them being more tex Catholic movement in central Europe, aud | '9 or 20 years yee were hurt.—({ Waco could not fail, should the repubiic go on | (Z€ras) Hraminer, prospering, to sever church and state in A FENIAN poy —An in- ~ creased guard bas been set round St. Mary’ t. 14.— Advices from Natal, | precaution issaid to have been taken partly east 21. say that the | on secount of private information having Bargess, had been had retired to Stecl- ~ their po- natives the of the avert ia the Kew Orienas’ ‘and their fual | General ‘Thompson is dead. At genial, wocleaoaied. devi evening, that ~~ Ros anne fredMine jenetn sod breadth of tae DIVORCE SUIT. th if iapuise for on he snoald ‘not be