Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1876, Page 1

SSS a, eS THE EVENING STAR. , ry : 00 PoURDS Sa Gavcenian To BE Rx pinto ; os es y LODED. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, “=>. r = in the water level will not be AT 1HE STAR BUILDINGS, . plosion. People in guoeral baton sees Pennsylvania Avenne, cermer Lith street, pty tet TF ==. oy “J bent roof of rock, seven to | " Te a kacrrwane Bere ‘ a ears Sisaree 5, H. , + ’ =, : grea epi Tux EVENING STAR & served by carriers to AN pai ise ra ute * co aii oe subscribers at Ten Cents per week, or Forty- . po Fy EE four Cents per month. Copies at hd 8 Waler will be perhaps not more than a foot Two Cents cach. ae? . — Rutil after the broken rock bes qT WEBEL STAR on Priday— Two cutee. mex morte grappling for anit removing a year, po - fn advance, ‘Oke -N2. 1876. fands, aud t op simro meretiy ma V2. 48--N2, 7,325. WASHINGTON, P. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 18 fend. cotton ee Campaigna Squibe_ Verdict of the Hayes organs: Mr. Adams thin a few weeks, however he has deciared that not SPECIAL Novices. __| EVENING STAR. | "re trmozast t= ~ THE UFFIiCRRS AND MEMBERS BA T uonsizus srony or streusar sr vax | L@legrams to The Star. more than 82,000,000 of the roprieti or = —— A DISEASE RESEMELING YELLOW | isan able and distinguished statesman of The following dispatches have been re- shall be expended, eo that the officials of , JUBIOB ORDER . . FEVER, BUT PROBABLY A HIGH TYPE OF honored name and be d—d to him!—Chicago eet the ‘now in Hell Gate will get but two-fifih« of the suntb a sivEanbonrscpemner ign wc°t | Washington News and Gossip. | fyemc.satantac raven, °° CO” | Timer -ssNot a tingio democratic jouraal trons at Besver, Oak: we | COLOR WAR IN GEORGIA. | ssmount they expect" Grama! Nowon, pee ding corresponden: ben iroineryRevskr Mazcua.s "ot | | Govanmawr Racetrrs To-pay—Inter. | president Verdiof our Board of Haliayana | Seems 10 have received any news from | ‘Taben, Merril vestinea gganeil reticent and we ur el the aubjec: to the expected “show” ou Tbomday next, by the mine ts to be fired. When asked = jzabers of alster tod Lal revenue, $536,200.15; customs, $264,274.62. | the Health Department of Baltimore, is of No OFFICIAL INFORMATION regarding | ioterest at this time: Maine for several days.—N. Y. Tribune. ***- The Sussex or So remarks of Mr- @ oe ae ne actually doosn't | Cerstood that before it should bedone Brig- | Railroad Tracks Torn Up. ry Z ere would not be @ very severe earth reported figh been WasnIncTon, Sept. 17th. | know as much as Joel Parker,” and the N. | 24m Young should be consulted. and a mes Wave felt along Manbatian’ Inead be a ee ee Te | james H. Steuart, Commissioner of Health, | times Of him as “the gentleman | SeOSe Wat one ther to Pints fat nes plied im the wegative. ‘The shock, be be- 16) E78. —Tpes sp-cial comm eaipmcemtasige Baittmore, Md —Please inform us if any case | whose clothes are running for office in In- | Pi! fans and allow the train to pass A CALL FOR TROOPS. eves Will not be felt down tow: ee ee end ome Of tee Uistrict of Uol- | arrorney GENERAL TAFT returned from | of yellow fever bas occurred in yourcity,and | diana.” ----Col. In in his ‘| on until word came from Brigham Young to $7 Consuanten of als ar earth Wave. ambie. TU ESD ¥. 19 a at 6o'lock pm. New York this img. He expects t keep us posted in the future ling it. Pbiladelphia, speaking of Gov. Til a8 8! the contrary; eight hours before the Lies along the line of the reef may, he thinks, ~ —- Brerdercfite MW. CUM a BtNGLETON Ont fe’ vcd of Haein, | Tailroad attorney, remarked: ‘He's made @ | Messenger rei from Salt Lake he heard THE EQUINOCTI TOR experience @ slight sbock at a distance of n [BepkChr.tk] |" G@rend Secrotary, | Start for Ohio in a few days. President Board of Health. jacob in the Bible, by watering | inet the massacre bad taken pines; Liaceut, Q CTIAL STORM. fortune, like Ji y wa stcck.” ----The Boston Post says, with the '1- i | E i B 5 g i baif @ mile, but it will not be enough todo MASONIC gi She = S. CurIEr Justice CaRtrTsER, of the District HEALTH DEPARTMENT, CITY ah more than rattie shaky casemeuts. There i bola by LAFAYETTE R. A Sepromb: of Columbia Supreme Court, has retarned tem per that has curdled ita usual sweetuess jaltimore, Sept. 17th, 1876. cil, ard Lee was pot there. &re Dow about 35.000 pounds of explosives in c Board since the Maine election, “Cable Cushing toe mine, and the entire amount to be used Sa liita. inte Ubeper Useaberh hore tks | 10 this city after his usual summer vacation | 7: "yeamae DG of Heaihy | ‘Wilt vote for Hager, if he doesn’t change his walt pant to Eeighaces Youve by timate te Damage on Land and Sea, wilt be between "49,000 and 0.000” prude, Mmemorier «four Iate companious. FR. in Obio. = Dear Sir:—Your velegram just received and | polities before election, and if he doesn’t | whom he explained the object of the mes- —— siarmin oo -_ may com Tan Ree tea aoe ee ee Towa, has been ap. | replied to. Un Wednesday last notice came | Change bis politics in the course of two | gege. Lee could hold the emigrants corraled aetna when one remem! re effects pro- Tee Press. 28 Reyel Avot Mesces arefretera | Jas. R. Wasson, of lows, hes P- | fo'the Health department of several cases of | ™oDtbs he will go back on his record.” duced by the expiosion of & few ounces of a Ee ed. By Ore owIn MASON, Sec, | POlmted major and paymaster in the U. par = pony Songer © — _ ks a A DETECTIVE ASSASSINATED, turned. Brigham’s message was: 7 — Spare horse flesh. Those men must baspared. = sickness in one house and one death ata DU, F —sllmembers of ibe Onder fa: | ST™Y, Vice A. H. Seward, who died Sept. 11, | jocality known as Fell’s Point. [repaired at ate in toe ex-ursion to | 1576. Once to the spot and found upon a close in- 45 BUT THE KED SKINS WERE MISSING. A courier who left General Crook’s com- the dreaded compound, the effect will not be * terrible as would seem on the Orst ap- pearance. Many persons expect &o earth- TT Vesiigation ten cases in all within a circle Let them goin peace.” Got vack to Cedar (Telegraph wires north and east of Bal- | Y2*ke, because fancy % dynamite MOBNING: the Yoh instant. a. "It o’clvek | $000,000 IN U.S. Bons were withdrawn | iheglameter of which would uot be overtwo | mand September loth brought information | Let the Sunday following and learned the | timore were broken down by the storm, | CXF ll its force downward in ai expio- ‘wilt be furwished to those who tn-! , the T; to-day and 4x cents | hundred yards. Th bo had died was | © Cheyenne Saturday that since General deed was done. | ston, difering to that respeet from guopow in the garede. The line wil | Jo vwatted, “Of ihe bonde eo ew thoroughly jatindiced and most of tbe otuer | CfOok’s column tumed south toward the | 1¢cd was ‘Knight's testimony went to show | ¥bich accounts for the non-appearance of | der, which they link "explodes toward” cen ptly at id o'clock m, Ee. OF Oe Se a) weeeN, | Eee showel more or lest of the gees cor | Black Hills,on the 5th instant, there has that be was driving one of tne wagous which | the usual news dispatches from that direc. | This is a great mistake. It is trae that if @ she CBBULOSS Jouve. Were BREW 5's, And $200,000 were | Pegrance. They lad all had @ obill or cola- | Deen considerable Ps sai, | contained arms; beard the first gan fred; | tion in this column. small quantity of ganpowder be place! upon OSEFH BUBBUUGHS, fcc. | 19-40's. hess followed, by headache, nausea, and de- | Weather and living on bacon and hard pread, | fon'#ine ioms, heant, the brains out, beat Sand touched with a lighted mateh it roo ~ATIEettsN —The v THE Poromac Risine--Mr. C. E. Ku- essed pulse, as well as low temperature, | 8008 deal of grumbling. On the 7th it @ tab) nd will buret upward and harmed, except, siigbuy scorched Prue , aod that dypamite exploded under tne same cir- 3p.m.—The wires still down, and nothing another to death with bis gun and marder re ‘ several others, and at the same time saw received from any point norih of Baltimore Indiaps mske @ rush on the women and | *!DCe 2 &. m. yesterday.) Hail oa TUESDAY. bourne, of the Signal Office, sends us a com- Upon inves tion to find a cause | was un- able to trace any foreign source whatsoever, munieation to-day, stating tuat «the signal | but soon found local cause sufficient to sat was decided to send a portion of the pack train ahead under the escort of Colonel children, whom they slew. eens obi - repor: rt 7 1 rdy testified that comstances will go down through the Labie. Balt, By oruerof minder shana cordon foot, Pabst Bln Sie pot As nora Paice Deneiea ph Teck. | SUide and scout. Friday Gruerd discovered, a — — ae pony Boating COLOR WAR IN GEORGIA. Both compounds, however, explode spher ‘sepi6-2t 408. BU KBUOUGHS. Secretary 5 fag draing in yards aud alleys, overflowie,, | Without being himself observed, @ hostile been decoyed oul by & flag of truce, aad ine | TRC Origin and Progress of tne | ically tha in, with equal force tn every at- = Sate POR ae PER ORST.GOLD |, nose TRE CONTINENT. — Information linking privies, to an extent that I” had So amen several henared ponies a] whole column cowmenced: moving up tae} aveusta, Ga Bept. 18—Mrs. Alonzo | or then iat Gabe tn i eee DS FO PALE. 5 “ = . * eu- Ae ad OOK RJR. & 00.1429 Fe. | mairectly ived at the Warde t | Dever seen before. A sufficient force was in- | tow american horses. Miles concluded to | Meadows; heard the command to halt, and, stantly set to work, and before night all an. reports General Sherman and Secretary | cause of offensiveness was removed. Tne po! ORREY AF LAW, Cameron somewhere in the neighborhood of | Whole region was limed and distufected and Collections made. Ail Iegai Busiac-s before the | Denver, Colorado, on their way across the | purified. | i je hhormet oars a ae ae ee ee ees | ee ital. Up lo today at 12 m. no new case —_——————— ARRANGEMENTS for the reunion of the ad occurred. But five of the ten cases have «bta Baitwar Co. Society of the Army of the Tennessee in this | died. It 1s adisease undoubtedly resembling o@ wil Uo payable oa and city next month are progressing satisfac- | Yellow fever; but as I am unable to trace the Board of Trade roome, 1 Betsy vou’ ace Esorpat ats gu tort | Maier. rep Sees Sete icin, “Alnee woman's head and fire. Sue fell. He heard | ocr Friday by two negro men. Mr. Harley Lee beating a man’s brains out with a gua. | Wes ut work on tie fies med Mee ae? Tee then came to ihe witness) wagon aod | Sasalone with her son, aged 9 yours, aad ax shot all the wounded men with his pistol infant three weeks old. She was knocked and dragged the bodies to the ground. Oaly | Gown two or three times. Her serenue ant ee nee ther he tovk oat | those of her boy alarmed the negroes, who witness refused to tell whether he rt 7 ib the killing, but on the former trial iteame | ed: When the report of the assault on Mrs. attempt the attack with his 150 men, with. out waiting to send word to Crook for rein- forcements. He fell back @ few miles, hid bis command in & ravine, and at two o'clock Uioned is due to the fact that guopowver can bardly be safd to explode at ail under such clreumstances, 80 is Its combustion. It generates gases so slowly thal the latter have Ume to force aside the atmosphere, and as (HAL offers less resistance than the surface of ‘he tabie all itsexpansion takes place and all Its force is exerted In tbat direction. Dy- baroite, on the other hand, geoerates while the rest of the force, dismounted, were Harley became known the citizens assem- | so fast that the air BOL possibiy be crowd- torily. A large meeting ts anticipated. The | 327, 0u'n.on, rom Sproad whatsoever..and | t form @ skirmish line on either sidé aad | OBt that he was the man who, while ta the | Harley ! made search for the us , one of | ed out of the way quickly enough to make Ret Space, tatue of Merb ill be plaeed in Tope of typho malarial fevee Pe neg! | pick off the Indians aa they came out. Tae | Sct Of firing om one of the wounded emt | Dicd Sud made search for ihe Tue otber ne: | $ocmn for thems’ te torte ee seplz tw W.H.CLAGSTT, Treasurer. | statue o cioelncerag placed in posi- | type of {ypho malarial fever, Lam of opin- | Pron th completely surprised and scat- | 8t#Dt#, saio. “O Lord receive their spirits, pntrow ‘On Saturday a w: twas | the table, and, enh 4 r BALUS ELECTSO MAGNETIC PLas. | “OP Sbout October 4th. __ 1ou that It is a disease of this character, aud | 12req out «pell-mnell,” half naked, retarsing | {OFit is for Thy rake we do these things.” aued et ais arte Eee eee oe feate ea oe neeeentis, sone FER Op Rhpamatiam, Relation, Fein in the | THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.—Secre- | tbat the active means adopted has stamped | {Pnire to some extent Tacie Ponies were | ,,J8¢0b Hamlin testified as to ® conversa. | Dece4 in tne bandsofaconstable, who, wich GENERAL BEWTOR’S THEORY ee een te tance ides HIRE WOOD Aout, | tary Cameron has notified Mr. Corcoran, | tut at 1s inception. effectually stampeded. ton berween himself and ise Sour days | fhe aid of @ posse of whites, atiepted so | te that nit ae charges in te pillars and roof sta. For trade rates address IKK WOOD & UY.. = 1) pee oun remtber, developments take | “'Owing to Miles’ small force he only suc- | #fter the butchery, in which the defendant | te aid of & posse of was resisted by @| will have enough to do in shattering the ashington or Bahimore sopi-hm prod papers fess caine ee ee eee ceeded in securing the lodges and property | Justified bimeelt by. claiming ng yy large crowd of he gross, sald to be 200, armed | stone by which they are immediate see 4 FissT OLass WSPAPES. ‘una! e chief of engineers has rn directed Very res; fully yours, &c DeCesFary as A ID! 'y ure. ‘A : to detail two army engineers to test the JauES A. STEUAKT, Com'rof Health. amen oceans eran meat’ bersion | that Lee further told him that an Indian | #3W shot guns and Winchester rides. Ou | rounded, and that will produce littiear foundation of! lopumen dn ea ul &e., all that Crooks whole peck-train could carry, @nd sufficient to postpone the pro- coma purchaee of suppiies. Toere vere wagon loads of robes and savages’ spoils of all kinds; the guidon of the 7th cavalry, which Custer used in the Little Horn mas. sacre, and various little articles of wearing The announcement that the appointments Political Notes. bave been made has not yet been received In the Wyoming repubiican convention at at the War department, but 1t is dally ex- | Rawlins op Saturday,a letter was read from pected. im ES Colonel Downey, of Laramie City, declin- PRECAUTIONARY.—The chief of the bu- | ing to bea delegate to Congress. Tae con- reau of medicine and surgery of the navy | vention adjourned without making @ nom chlef who lived at Cedar brought, two giris —— (bo had Deen hiding in the brush to him | Catching cach others snovements, “Toare te (Lee) and asked what he should do with | 7" ort of a skirmish during the day, in them, that they were too pretty to KIL, Lee | Sindh two or three persons were Sica answered that he must shoot them; that they Towards night a compromise . cee oie Tae indian then shotone and | Doon, both parties agrecing to disband sed e threw ol lowe aod ca’ roat. 4 That when Hamlin returned to his ranche he | Tetire to thelr homes. The negroes agreed to bo effect beyond that. He excepts tne charges that Gre located at the base of the piliars, and which &re expected to sever the pillars from the floor. These are the one which will pro- duce whatever slight trembi of the earth may occar when the mine in blown up, amd the General thinks that there would ve no greater shock felt if thrice the quantity of @pparel also captured on that occasion. si the colored man who made the as- | explosives were packed in the stone above GOSPEL MEETING, aeteele of the North eet ee oe et a Tor Conerese eee nat, een | "tient. ton Lentwitz, Privates Neoibary, | Went over the gronnd and found the bodies | gurrendes the colored man who made the as- | explosives were. the pillars join the floor. On SUNDAY EVENING, at § o'clock, Fessels of the North Atlantic station tohave | Dominated for Congress by the republican | Charis Foster and Augéstus-Dorn, wud Ser {3 to 1s years, lying Bear: togetuer, witn | #0 the authorities at Aiken. With this un- | the whole, be in afraid that in trying to be . = their vessels thoroughly disinfected, so as to | Convention for, tue sd Gouth Carolina dis | geant Glass were wounded, and Private thetr throats cut as described to him by | 4¢ftanding the whites dispersed, and while | cautious and prepare the residents of the reet ASSOCIATION BOOMS, corner 9h and D streets | Drevent the a ce of yellow fever on | 'Tict, to succeed 8. L. Hoge. Ex-U. 8. | Wenzei wus kiliea in theaction of the morn- i 4, | retiring lo their nomes it is reported that | for the shock. he bas actually made the Seort addresses, | as board, if possible. They have also been cau- | Seuator David T. Patterson, of Tennessee, | ing. — o one of the children. who was about | Several of the latter were Sinvushed ud blowing up appear of much more importance rrice of 8006+ quiry Meeting. | tioned to meep their vessels isolated from | ® 80D-in-law of ex-President Johnaon, 1s | ”§ sout7 o'clock word had reached Genera | Sei years old, was a caters, aud | sot by the negroes. The city is full of ru- | then itreali se, Many wiseacres of the vie fc ted by Cornet and Organ.” * | merchant vessels, so disease cannot be com- supporting Yardley, the indepenient éol- miles back with the main | Cl#imed the two bodies were her sisters, and | To, he to the number billed it nothing | cinity, however, shake their heads and de- Siureinviea . scsle-tr_ | municated from any vessel hailing from an | Cred, candidate for governor of the state. | body, He came forward with sections from aiphe pruceeutlon fetter wesr case, and to | dednite bas yet been ascertained. clare that 40,000 pounds of nitro glycerine in wrt ar ria pean healed by 4 cnlonot the Mitshelt aod | Tho Satter atl topt ap m gant picas: ign | (Betornvicet sil premnt in thecodrtroom | Malitond Frack form Up by Negroes | Sombustion profaom simowt cuss rset MILBUBN’S SODA WATER, NAVAL ORDERS.— Midshipmen Lucian | Corbett factions, and the full vote of the during the forenoon. Crook was very much | L¢e’s, attorney aunounced that they also yr augusta for Por: J y 4 ° BATUBAL SPRING WATESS on Draught, Fiynn and Charles W. Haskell have report- | party will be cast for Hayes and Wheeler in 1OB-COLD TEA, COFFEE snd OROOOLATSE | ed their arrival at Annapolis, having been | November. The passen, rested their case and would not introduce | Royal, which left this moraing at 3 o'clock, disappointed because Miles did not report | Loy witnesses, but give the cass to the jary | bas returned. Proceeding to Jackson station, ¥. Herait, wich the discovery tue night before; but the xeu- e ‘ne Sao Francie- 1499 PEnetivasta AVENUE, detached from the Kearsarge, Asiatic sta- | Tix0: TiLTon’s ADveNTuRE rs a | CT! is also pleased, Woo, all things cousid- | OP cDe fen Om aaked toe roa up, ‘and a freight train whiet left neva are FChrowicle says: “is Donaideon, the val. La ton, ou the Sist July last,and nave been | signrina CAk—About two ovlock Sour | &d- The case nutil Monday, 18h, to give them | Ociock this morning was found wreeked, | JOODISt, reolly dead? Such is the question 5 laced on waiting orders; Midshipman F. | gay morning ayo Dm, whose name is | , General Crook desired to save the women | |e ¢®! resrgunient and instractions | abd the negroes had 1ou of the road. | UGer debate among those cogalzant of the ecard areca W: Danner ‘bas reported lis retute hevas, Ree ee eda’ cone, aan, Whose name 18 | and children, fifteen in number, who, with | ‘me to prepare arg nstractions ; | professor's true character, and seifisa tncli- BANKERS, —— —— Tne gry bella gre express car on the Hudson river road, at , ‘ienn uropean station, on ugust, od bas | East Albany, and asked the porter if a lad. Gorner of Wik Struct and Pennsylvania dvenme, | heen placed on waiting orders; Passed As- | whons he described was ot tie care Te Dealers in Government and District Becarities, | fistantJoha A. Scott nas reported his ar- | stranger said that the lady was his wife, and Poreign £xchauge aod Gold. sepit-ly Treen Renta canteen “shar = that be had come from New oe meet “NBEEBVOUS EXHAUSTION —A medical 8 jot, A ugust, aod | her. The porter gave the stranger the num. Bosey, cous rising & ser Jectares deity. | has been placed on waiting orders. ber of the lady’s berth oa the sleepiog car xy Se een a ne oy pO A Missing PAYMASTER.—The officials of Plattsburg, and entering the o. ica was dimly lighted, Wood groped bi y along the Navy department aresomewhatalarmed | {iins cutie tothe bertteie cated, aud draw. as to the safety of Passed Assistant Pay- | ing aside the curtains, pat his hands in to master Jobn Breese, who has been on duty | awaken bis wife. They, however, struck a in the Asiatic station for the past four years, | man, and the stranger thinking tne porter to thej ury. The court adjourned until | Superintendent Fleming of the Port Royal Monday and instructed the witnesses to re- Gov Casaneiate oe tan ayo to main, @§ otter Cases pertaining to the mas- Vs * for troops. Te to be dis; of. He has also applied to Lieut Barnbardt, U. Se ee — 8. A., stationed at Hamburg, {or asaintance. ‘HE CoTTON CROP OF 1876.—i er. | Anumber citizens have lett for the scene Pte ee ane fies cole eine of the diatarbance, which is abeat 2) miles the year ending September 1, 1576, culled | rom Augusta, on the Port Royal road. ‘rom & circular issued from the office of the SET EEE Commercial and 1 Financial Chronicle, are THB EQUINOCIIAL STORM. erew: presented: The to crop for the * year reaches 4,609,258 bales. This is the lar | Nonrore Van Sept ee schooner gest crop raised since the close of the war, | annie Turner, loaded with salt, from New seven warriors, were safely lodged in a cavern of rocks in @ little ravine aboat one aundred yards from the village. A parley ensued, and three warriors care ott, one chief, American Horse, being mortally wounded. Before this parley was cilected. however, Fraok White, a citizen, was shoi Ubrough the heart,and Privates MeKeone and Kennedy, of company C, 5th cavairy, were wounded. About 4:20 0’clock Saturday morning there was @ sudden picket firing, the result of re- inforcements from Crazy Horse's band. nations, and it is but just to affirm thate large majority of 8 knowing the man, ve it to be thelr deliberate opinion tuat a S the body of the unfortunate re- rter, his companion ou bis presumpuvely Fata voyage, was found and identified, and bis pote book, abruptly closed. discovered Ube corpse, Lonaid+on himself is still a! carrying the bridal party, benea'h Doaald- Sergeant Achrsiber and Private Dorn, of the | #24 next to the largest ever produced, being | York to Norfolk, ashore in this harbor; un- | *0n's Management. Oo that occasion the but returned home in the United States | might yan’ mayscregeneoname' a Sin cavenry, were wounded. Tne troops wheney = oe cae te of the gy ed known brig, bottom us at Hoge’s Island, aod | umber of wrial voyegers seriously incom- we @. YOUNG, steamer Saco, which arrived at Mare Island | bm and amet 94 ta agg og = + quickly thrown out and the enemy driven | ! vot ‘0, Le — gee bales. Tae | onknown bark sunk the pes; Schooner | Moced the wrona@ut, who, in anticipation of FOTABY PUBLIO, in July. He promptly reported hts arrival | berth ini ofa women. bert wise he | Off iu every direction. ®p ye BC re _ have taken | Milton, from Philadelphia for Richmond, | ® disaster, seriously informed them tuat - Ganan al = to the department, and auncunced that he a a —, ore gies ttre i. Medical Director Clements amputated the | 1396, sens —— es ee a loaded with pig iron, sauk at Seweil’s Point. | 10 the event of danger to his own life he 4 aes tg es a Cg oe bat | Hebtlegor Lieat. Van Lentwitz on Friday | Porte " During the year apindien hove come, The Gal -. Spee wit As en route to his bute, aa cues Gai Gee itisalleged that bealso found Tacodore Til pina a pS Nag Derr gan oe ally been active but not pressed. has | , WiLMincTox, N. C., Sept. 18—Tne storm aera “i, melther bas the ome of Dom EN 8 APPAREL neither his friends at home nor the offisiais | ton there. poten a erp Mgt fea chion | been ifeless, and the prises obtained have | 12 this section yesterda ‘y was violent, but so ald: ‘the fain’ of Of the department have been able to leara | A scene followed, the stranger threatened | SF2 iKely to occur. The wounded chier, | DéeD iifeless, and the prices < been an ane | f8F Do very serious re; eon nor tent ves! is balloon can Horse, Ia — anything of his whereabouts. He hed two | to shoot Tilton. Mr. Tilton motioned him | 4™érican Horse, died Friday night. ° or three thousand do/lars with him, and it is | away, and excused his predicament by say- A RAID ON 4 SANCTUARY.—On compiaint jeared he may have been robbed and mur- | ing that he nad beea very sleepy, hav- | of a citizen of the 13th ward, New York city, FALL WEAR, cered. ing occasion to leave bis berth must have the Parsy last Friday night made a raid on the Polish church at 312 Henry street, eater- ing the extension that stretohés about 50 feet from. the body of the building. The police found about forty young girls and sixty young men dancing toa band of music.some A GENERAL ORDER has been issued from | 8° into the aunty them saband Of the we, the War department, by command of Gen- | man struck Tilton a blow in the face, and eral Sherman, applying to the travel of of. | then ® brakeman interferred aud the cers of thearmy. It states that mileage is | ‘WO men, aud Tilton got into the u STYLES ALL I berth, the husband sitting on the edge of tne | of the girls only 12 years old, and these we: ir to pre- ictie Camas. the only money allowance, of whatever kind, | jower one. All of the partion concerted came si ook ~ which can be paid for travelon and after | on to tnis city, and parted at the Grand Cen: ited and ‘de ih Bi moment of danger, he flung the Stock Varied. July 2th, 1876; and specifies when this allow- | traldepot, Mr, Wood walking away arm in Lo the police station, with Rev. Adal. | new mills have Rh Fy at ol et Bioant | overboard, terra firms in safety, and ance will be made. The order aiso includes | #7 with his fife, Mr. Tilton, it is said, bid- | bera Mielensony, pastor of the church prings, on ge ye etroying bis balloon, is hiding him- Stock Complete. Tegviations for officers’ ‘bageags. Actual | ‘Ing them ® polite good moraing. was very indignant at being arres au ap HS n backenore. | self to avoid the Of bis crime. ex can be paid to persons other than | , 4 Times reporter called upon Mr. Tilton at | chureh is known as the St. Stanislaus ap tig what ge 1 hiking ties tnae STYLES BEW. So, follows: To paymastess’ clerks Bit bedemsed teste enema (ot runs from No. 204 Madison s i ms ona pty FF = 5 4 ma! a- | Henry street. On Sunday it used as a to citizens craployed at arsenals ac cure: | tradictory of the charge made against. him | Hens tweet, On, Sunday it is used ae o took caped. “The Ampreasion is that the | two sons, (Dr. Richard A. Wise and STYLES BIOCg. ries, public works and fortifications; to - | or explanatory of it. “I am very much ob- Urday nights the extension hail is opened to ‘les of Bea is 12,936 bales cone as eee rete ear ae, John 8. bis three daughters, ( STYLES SNOBBY missaries’ clerks and agents, and other citi- | ged to you,” sald Mr. Tilton in reply, ‘for | ail who desire. to cater, an admiaalan, feo or | were Oxport who was under indi f, and whose Garvett, Mrs. and Mrs. Mayo,) two . nana dom with the army, ‘when travel. | *fording me an opportunity of speaking, | 15 cents to young men, bul is tocome off. Mayberry of his grandsons, an old negro servant, and Ing on public service wader orders from tix, | BULA prefer not to speak. I particularly re: | Cotter qe ag unten, 2, ZouNE men, but | a, oe geounine Dom anien ts | ua SaeeS reat the houseKeeper. He was conscious to the QUALITY BEW. itary authorities. quest that you do not make the slightest | sige of the hall there isa bar for supplying | again in trouble. This time it is with the | tion is felt, earnest efforts are last. He talked distinctly to within an hoar * effort to interview me—[N. Y. Tefreshasents io the dancers, end on. the : with whom he trained at their piace— | % ferret out the murderer. of Pee ee eine ne marning eariy, be Ua. ¥ . — le is an ‘ne QUALITY BLEG Scones or Te Turr—The Reng P VaNta's LIttLe Twaeps—a | Po! — orches: “ Ng gi ‘aeons, marhes. ted previous _ Te a faring QUALITY SUPERB. we a gy gra ‘Which | Special to the Philadelphia Times from him during the last BALTIMORE, Sept. 18.—V: Os, the poor, and ‘what is better, | never the edtsies were Goversoe Speuies, Elsie ilkesbarre, Pa., September 15, says: Tnos. left several bundies | ferred, 6; do. consolidated, 614; do. second | Tobbed the rich.” Later in the , be Good, Susie Parker and Albert, the result | Hutchins, of Wyoming, aod training quarters for | ~eries, 3! Carolina 6's, old, 16; do. | WSS talking to bis son John, and giving Suits for the Office. waa: 114; recurder of deeds for Luzerne county four Allen and his friends 6x. uiet and lower, i bim advice as to bow he should rear his ‘as:—Elsie 3 Governor 8) ie, new, 6%. Sugar qi qi - Suite fer the Parlor 3.2% Susie Parker, 2 3 3; All 444. | years ago, bas been called upon to settle aud children. He said, ‘‘Take hold, John, of the ’ Time, 2:27, 2:26%, 2:21. A ranning race, mile | §1ve bonds for the payment of $7,600 alleged biggest knots in life, and try 16 untie them; Suits for the Btrest. and repeat, in which Townsend’s Kumiy | 10 have been embezzled by him while in | ana hooted. At court, mands were ad. try to be worthy of man’s highest estate: Jackson and the Hoaxer were entered, closed | Office. The deficiency was found existing by | ministered to the girls ung men, after have high, noble, manly honor. There is Suits for the Bhop. the meeting. Rui won both heats.’ Time, | the state authorities een the amount of | which ‘were al ‘Rev. Mr. Mie. but one test of anything, and that is, is it ot; secuud best eet moneys received by him hereand the retarns | lensony, belng arraigned ou charge of lay. Hight? 1/ it n't, turn right away from ft.” , Kv races elosed Sat-| Which be made to Harrisburg. The time | ings disorderly house, pleaded mat guilty, He wid those standing by his that he Patierns Fancy. urday. The first consolidation purse, | Within which @ criminal! action could have | and was held in $500 bail to answer. The bad seen @ hea: vi which he de- PI $300 divided, mile heats; Emma C,11; Easter | been brought having elapsed, only @ civil lice seized #5 70 at the door of the hall, and scribed in the beautiful and oieaadl nam 3 2; Marie M: 2; Dr. Orel 4 suit for the recovery is how t. ‘The | foundon the floor @ large bowle katfe blade. eloquent lap; that they bad ever beard Patterns Modest. s250di- | discovery of this in @ much- fall from his lips, and he said it was not @ s 3 walked | trusted official of good standing heretofore | 4 OLercyMan’s UNHAPPY HOME—The Foti nang, bat 0 wonderful Ching, 00 etana purse divided, two | Caused considerabies here, but it only | s, eld Republican says that the trial of ‘n the presence of the living God. It was All are Well Made. ales autos furlongs, Tea Broeck 1,’Red. | further illustrates the le-spread corruption Goring . L. Lothrop for cruel! ‘the last that his mind wandered man 2. Time, 4:58%. ee in time Eager nt pode into the | was begun before the First Church, & liltle.—[ Richmong Whig. a : THE SEA-SERPENNT CAUGHT —A Califor- | year auditors is anziously awaited. ‘Mr, | MASS, in secret session, A YMAN GETS HAPPY AND BREAKS Ali are Well Trimmed. nia paper says that an infant sea-serpent ‘utehins will settle. AMan’s RIBS.—At the cam: bas been plexed up near Cape F eee tiers ‘attery and taxen to Townsend, Or., whence fe wit CaprurRe OF A Noten MEXICAN BAN- ic held by the E cal in J wy, vangelii Associati jenner wosbip, @ serious ‘t bay ie CALL be sent fo the Centennial. it is seven feet | prt—Jose Maria Oiquin, alias Aguja, a no. | {ge Most revolting character ion whereby it is feared thats Mr, Helpis’ will WHILE THB STOCK 18 FULL. long and it bas ahead twenty-two inches in | torious Mexican bandit and murderer, who tematic starving, feeding of rotten meat, lose bis life. One of the ministers in charge circumference. It basa pair of formidabie | bas ae to the Texan au- and itive dishonesty and faithlessness in became,—what 1 termed in reli; jaws, thickly set with teeth, aud has @ prom- ities, is the only surviving member phraseology,—“bappy,” and while g HABLE BROTHERS inent fin, aboye and below, running the en- | known of @ band of thieves who were long Saas tiers eae te a ‘vent s exuberant in shouts ul . Ure lengtn of the body. the —— Larengiigaet erage ome cide last spring on the part of Mary, eighteen fous the named epee teenies oe tie: nm | SSS man nam: Mahon S » from the stand over grou Fine Clothiers and Tailors, ane rt pomp or lrtgrn sonia te Tiost | murdered, and bis body dismeinbered in thé Siaor Sictee 20 Chae ens name ame i eee pom the ps oo % horrible manner and at lon; ), crushit on one envizte Corner 7th and D streets. | in iges than anbour.' This is the striking | [heey Irie alo cuarged teat bere aie far cis opts and sejtewie taboos San PXICLAN,— To ths Pubicc—my nowiy-tnven | br The Sie ere ee eet Correspondent gives | ing him they eut off the feet of their victim internally. gentieman was Owns whieb I now maa- Unless the pictute is overdrawuritissereia | and made him walk some distance on tue row,” New Yore Sewina MACHINE | Immediately removed to his home. and since eiecture with that businees pope emg oe stumps. A band of armed men started out be said. His wander since the fight have | CAsE.—The case of the Weed sewing ma- | tbat time bas been under treatment of phy- cou be | hoppers as well azclsewhere © 2° S™™*™ | in Wt Of the mi and m been extensive Ho was shrewd enough to | chine company and Bridget Barry, of which | sicians.— (Somerset (Mid ) Democrat. two them, killed them all except Olquin. He was uit the train seven miles out of Covington. | much has already been in On THE siTE of Vice President Henry led, but dropped a OBLEaRS DeMocRaTIC ConvEN- Wilson's birtbpiace, at Farmington, N. H., | man! craw! off through the long grass. said ick apd bimself and one or two other bp ee np hy York iast Fri- frst fol marine court, before Judge Sheri- | TION—A FiGuT axD SaveRaL Men SHor. |» @ Bhoe t | He concealed hi undera load 7 ao % STney say wan bento hse. Barry pot tao machine ie ane, Of delegates to the Pariah demo. from | ing toward the river and thus made his es- Pieces,” said Joe. “I'd like to know if a to rent and afterward to pay for by in- | cratic convention was held in New Orieans en mountain, ng ten or into Mexican territory, where he was wer Dent like that coaid walk seven miles | stalments as herown by puronase. Up to | Saturday. The convention masts to-day. in twelve tons. on which is wi © | Subsequently captured. = —eee_Neeoeor— and come outas fresh as Iam now. That's Cotober, 184, ae Qat of $65 as the EET ry ee eeription: Hear Wiusoa, ‘Vico Prestaent patave ov Suvan MORTHS TORE IVE | cooper, of ts 2d disirict of Atkamiaa tapers | Wanted bisa. A'Tocud OF to nies eed | Pesee ee eS arene BRD. | Coen ng Places, 10 the Afe ward a fight A Man's Foot Tomn Orr—in Page ‘ ~ oes ine oar Leet 1 the name of and en unknown civilian ip county, Va., last week, Gideon a money and the | the . She went repeatedly to the | Wounded in the groin. Gabseyeantiy tone ‘Whilet Gn top of @ threshing machine on the contest. Tne Store to obtain a setliementeand be- | Was another in the same ward, when a ite ie he arate Paina etek | Seat cet mts wicheses | Stkasw meat aes Saarves PURE CIDER VINEGAB. cotieeer, tearing ot ene at feet near the to correst im- fistselase wintew Of the poy a siiee Joint ein waa aftrwasds aint sna net ree pres peat=(N- ¥. Gun | Union square. ‘re. wae arrested and | ,, THE Fonmion RurLExes—Tho city oe 100 BBLS. IN STORE and FOR SALE CHEAP. FRveR—Reports of the mi pitti: Away PE thocees the pricier. The ens | teams on an to = = nab state tant inerewere tee guy. cuepirecy and to tesure the meek, Up the | srxanGe PREAKS OF A Ocencran— | emo’ cooper ana Saepet Sig" Bisck well islands, an _— ments from yellow fever on » and | in the Inwiess of the ring. A gentleman giving the name of TD. Catids | of sued for on the grounds of by - -- S a ne ae alemtn meet booger, giana. At were Overun SHUCKER's Sraixe at Nonroxx. | al enuren ot Lakeville, Mass: ter tee on, With WH ‘she, ted tp Svereen a2 Futon Mayor Wiekoamm, beeded, tne eaca| the oyster ahuckers at Norfolk, Va. & call to a at week. The court: the SL C PALMER, gl ih RE dirock' ce’ Friday for biguer * “ong | Witton, NA was at the Henseyivanis Geny the right | cisis ‘The ‘which carried the Daror.s7 GREBNS stnsst, oS utnis maaniral supplies | ago, foi packers beid & méctibg and canto tothe cow railroad depot at 3 c’elock: this ject ‘was withdrawn on the parties ok ee tpatiageeimes tions "Begs he ~ Georgetown, D. 0. TEx V; 1s MOULTON v8. BEECHER — jsters, and they agreed to reduce ine laid sown his Das, and ‘com- EXTENSIVE RalD was made NG GaNVatenas surinrn Bees ‘Judge Westorook granted an or | 4.2 =o Aiveen conte per gailens. The Goeeis aeeceern eeetreetme the caso was nce aie vert, Savuraay Eight on aiare Sewing Mechines, for cark or mreininl, Kinds of ped eps me pey tg ee A jn ee was a strike. They all acted in concert, | he was found on a What? Be Master ces tas ended case which bag swakeved paniic Stes conan ansorerae Cts Bentiog and Bepsiring. Seg uereand "Od? | to change the venue to Frankiin county | the jas: and bow the packing houses are idie. bridge, with nothing on but his shirt, which Poe RR ‘this the propriciars Of the dens Were’ captured “eoleie __4a7 iin suet nortnwsce_| SPould rot, be heard here veing now in this | Spout Barriuoxe PoLiceMaw Inpicrep.—to | ihe river, and wanted tne pollamate toi | Sitadrenee net preenes Oe oe | sad fockeaap. a ~s F{OUSEFURNISHING DRY Goons. | Sistriet—Lxe ¥- wort, line day’ Teatensnt and two sergeants, have ‘nose | tirncell, aeain te trent tnree, doliars of MooDy AnD Mesure. Moody ana | from Madrid sate tant Win "St, Sescrneen three-q the a \f 26 dive and recover ‘was teken ‘Wm. ‘who eats |= Gere’ reece rar | Seite Sueeaysoe boss cane | nee nar aafcaiaa™ ae cua | cetera Geass SS Roti aa HOOE, BRO. aco, lew York one hundred thou- coal en A RE pM { * 16th. al serv eld Cubs as prisoners. month. uy Notwithstanding 1398 F STRSBT. G10"—_Thecensue- | Dood, 4. A £0 Hew an@ choicoidecigns in WILTON, Vi at’ there "are 35 VBT, TAPECTRY, TREES PLY sod INGRALN toevery chareh in the city. arte thas in CABPRTING, LINOLEUM, O1L CLOTHES, BUGS vA ‘ BATS, Oc. de, cont ly Se die” — =e es ume :