Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1885, Page 1

—_ + THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Peansylvania Avo, and Ltn St, by ‘The Evening Siar Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't Tre EVEerso Star served to subscrihers tn the by carriers, ou their own account, at 10 cents per 44c fer mouth. Copies at the counter, 3 sich By tuail—postage prepakl--Gu cents & th: one yeaF, $6: six months, 8. Fintered at the F ice at Washington, D. C., a8 second ines mall ‘ Tue Wexxny Friday—$l a year. ye prepa conte. £@~ Alb mail submerip paid in advance: Paper seit I Rates of advert — Che pening Star, Vor G6—No. 10,029. WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1885. TWO CENT delet see MANDALL, Manager. _ Ceres Post: LONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAC! B% HOURS AT THE BEACH. Commencing SATURDAY, June 20, the STEAMER GEO. LAW Mattano’s wharf, ex- am. sharp, and re- ‘Wit! leave daily from stes cept Mondays and Fridays, Round trip 50.cts Meals at the Point 60 eta Prof. Sehroeder's Orchestra, G. W. BAUER, Owner. BENERIT OF WM. A. mubia Fishing Club; at PICNIC F KS. xlven by Col SUNDAY AFTEENOON, JU Steamers Jane Moseley and ‘Thompson lea Tea over aS gelock. Stopping at i ‘Fare round tr) mont s: Chilary ‘oh boat and PAE SEBLY, Chair. Exearsion Com. RO8?S: dinner Seted of Mince MAMIE MORROW'S GEMS 1 AMUSEMENTS. UFFALO BILL “He ts King of them all."—Gen. EA. Cane, ATHLETIC PARK, JUNE 22, FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. ‘Two Performances Daily—Afernoon and Evening, Raw or Shine. BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST. ‘The Renowned Sionx Chief, SITTING BULL, and several of the celebrated late hostile warriors. WHITE EAGLE and 52 Pawnee and Wichita Braves, Music furnished by the Famous Wild West Cowboy Bat, We fuldil every promise,—Copy & SarsnuRY, Admission, 50 cents. Children, 25 ceuts. Gates open'at 1 und 6:30 pan.” Performance com- nee at 3:00 and 4 p.m. ‘B™ Street cars to the gate. #2 Grand Street Parule Jane 22 at 10am. It THE MERRY, ME Af Summer Prices. 25 i ‘A MINSTRELS, After two weeks in Baltimore, UNDAY, June 32 IARYLAND THE BLIND, FORD'S OPERA HOUSE, Washington, D. C., 23, 1885, AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M. Free tickets of admiission can be obtained at the fol- lowing places: Wn. Knabe & Co.'s Plano Rooms. S17 Market Space, Store, 02: Store! 703 15th st, nin ave Dro vs rhompeaon Schelier & Stevens’ Drug Store, 0 slau yebeoe LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE EVERY_EVENING-SATURDAY MATINEE, "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE. afusic 9 Pennsylvania a ‘Phe coolest Amusement resort south of the Arctic Regions, TWO CONTI- NENTS THIS WEEK. Matinces—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Jel5 Admission 10. 20 und BO cents, KEP ook ase Eon re FUN Fok EVERY be Splenitid Fleet of Suloon steamers le WAKEFIELD Saturday Ta di Wediestay act: by 1 cerry “OF andria, Van, ir Lilies on the Pobomae = Enjoy the cool river bres? and SAVETHE BABIES, See schedules, W. RIDT _}eisdm Manatee 1885 excunsiox seasos 1885 ox THE BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R EVERY MONDAY, commencing June 22, to PEN MAR Round trip rate, $1.50. Limited to 300 persons. Leave Washington at § am. Returning, afrive at 830 pam. EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing June 23, to HARPER'S FERRY AND BYRNES ISLAND, On the Potomac. Roupd trip rate, $1. Limited to 200 persons. Leave ‘Wash.\gton 10:05 am. Returning, arrive at 7:20 p.m. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER SUNDAY, to LURAY CAVERNS, Commencing June 24. Round trip rate, $3.50. Leave Washington 830 am, Returning, arrive at 925 pm very ticket calls for a reserved seat on these ex- carsions Secure your tickets at 619 and 1351 Peau- excursion. i, Jeld-2m y CCORUAN. FALLS, V. thest Scenery to the above place : leaving Sewenth stret wharf ut @ wma, revurn: nea’ S pan. Fare, oond trip, oe Danclig om Site waxed deck down and tac RY SATURDAY 9 a. 3, RE ° TURNING AT 6 P.M, E G@TON will _LECTURES. iC TEMPLE. ‘TO-NIGHT, “ASONI MA De AT eilior o“rteattn and Home,” will detiver his evieurated Lecture ou “Social Science,” fOr Admission free. Ww students’ Fi Prayer and Its Remarkable Auswers, By Rev. W,W. ron. Reasonable: Across, Weird BOOKS, &e. "he Siteait Afchaipelago: By #2 R. Seid i, the Sitkan Archipelago. By E. R. Scidmore, fof the Sick. iy Mrs Mary Fy Henderson, "iy Sinith: }prehensions and Reassuring Hints, By Htev. Ttem'y Foouna basin A ‘Tales from the Jel WM. BALLA. 2M. Oldmixon. Duchess milte, Esoteric Budahisin, Je5___G. T. WASHBURN & Go...807 14th st zw Boos. ‘An Inglorious Columbus: Vining. Louis Pasteurs: Lady Hami ‘Vain Forebouii nt; Stickney. Chem- Uliams. Prose Writings of N. P. jardeu of Verses; Stevenson. ¢ attention of the public to a large Book Co.'s Books, which we are sly low prices Good type, good Duper and bindings, and standard works MO} ISON. 475 Veunsyivania ave. _tea Tue Revisen Version In diferent sizes of tupe and fa Varied bindings, ferent ses of expe and it Vad Also, the Paraliel Edition. ac Pele Hookseller, my23 135 Sun streee _LADIES’ GOODS. SPECIAL _ NOTICES. Washington ‘RS. B. M. MENGERT. 419 9TH ST. N.W. broldery materiaisof all kinds. Infants’ Lace anid Shirred Caps, Shawls, ete. Finest. and Knitting Yarns. all at redaced pri Stamping promptiy done. Mes Sexaxa Rorreer, 606 Mth street, opposite Patent Office, Large and complete stock of Ladies’ and Children's HOSIERY, CORSETS, SUMMER UNDERWEAR, Silk and Lisle Thread GLOVES and MITTENS. EMBROIDERIFS, FLOUNCINGS, ALLOVERS, in Swiss, Nainsook and Cumbric. ee Bonne de arr x for free aide building, Baltimore, Md G.U. 0. OF 0. F.—RISING SUN LODGE ‘No. 1365,—A special mecting will be held nt Odd Fellow’s Hall, 11th st. n.w., BA" 20th, at So'clock p. m., for the purpose of maki Fangements for the fuiieral of AEM, OF ‘Sunday, ORE News and Gossip. GoveRNent Recerrrs To-pay.—Internal revenue, $331,069; customs, $293,440. AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were the Attorney Gencral, Gen. Newton, chief of engineers, and Col, Wilson, commisstoner of public buildings and grounds; Gen. Rosecrans, Ronators Vest’ and Jeinsom aud ‘Col, Jas, D. Glenn and Col. J. A. Yates, ( lives Morrison, Hill, Ellsbe: nd_ Anderson and Capt. lagen » CL. Williams (I Henry (N.Y.) ana 2 at 2 o'clock p.m. W.J. HOWARD, i<-~ GROVE-—MRS, M. KIL- SUMMER TRIP TO MOUNT DESERT, ‘Stork’s Recreation Tour, leaving Baltimore July 13th, and going to Boston b; shert for five days, Isles of Shorls, ctc,is NOW nd Gest Summer ‘Tour. mt We be STORK, Ys MCA N.C); Represeuta- ‘y, Blanchard, Gay, 4 low), H. L. Nelson, ‘W. Kelly (Iil.); Gen. Thos. CHANTILLY, FEDORA,ORIENTAL, EGYPTIAN, MEDICIS AND OTHER TRIMMING LACES AT REDUCED PRICES. Rexovanr MME, T. B. HARRISON, 1837 F ST. N.W., (> “SPecrat orice: Co-operation. AM members of our Wateh Clubs receive, under our co-operative system, the benedts of lose cal buyers, at the same dige enjoving the © of sinall and easy paymen National Wateh Clubs. ?** JACOBS Je17-3t Kilby Staith, of Pror. Rinev's Locust BuLLETIN.—The Com- missioner of Agriculture has issued the bulletin (@ pamphlet of fifty pages) prepared by Prof. the entonfologist of the department upon Periodical Cicada,” extract yvere published in Wednesday's Star, In his ‘erefore, Jon Our ‘Will remove to her new store 29 until tien will sell her choice selections of Imported Sumner Millinery greatly reduced. prices. TOCK AT ACTUAL COST, About June 25th, and t TROIMED Si ‘A NEW STATIONERY STORE MCCREARY & CO. have just opened anew store at st nw. where can be found all the lat styles of fue Stationery for Indies’ use. Also, ting in the way of Commerciul Stationery, Inkstands, Pocketbooks, &c,. and everything kept_ by statfoners, Also, anew line of Plush Not and see the newest mer pric) =a letter of transmittal, Prof, Riley says: “On ac- eoneurrence ‘the present year of two extensive broods of the perlodical cicada, a 17-year, the other 4 13-year brood, the inquiries ih reference to this In: numerous, and have, in fact, begin to reach the department with the view of meeting the demand for informa- tion upon the subject, and with the further exceptionally Hes, Clocks, &e. GO goods In the market at lowest saan ENTIRE STOCK OF PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS. ‘MRS. M. J. HUNT,'S 1309 F Stare Norrawest. Gnoucras DR e MENT AND DYE WORKS, 1336 Waild Rhode Island ave. makes a Plenie ani ‘Special attention ‘Ladies’ Evening Dresses, are cleaned perfectly by” this and Satin Drenses ‘i beautifully cleaned ripped. Kid Gloves cleaned und dyed. and finished equal to new. my25-6m C. Horanxsos, wil tind it to thelr adva Thazes, ecuted fn the view of soliciting data that will enavle me to completely map out the geographical hese two broods, I have prepared this (Keoes, BEMOVAL—T0 ty CUsTomEns: 7 aqioining the Portiand: Sn VP RGON aS $aS-1in => GOOD Wor BYRO: NOTICE TO OW: Persons leaving the city for the summer, and wish- ing their winter carriages repaired, painted or stored, tage to leave then with us, ‘Special attemion given to the Re-patnting of Fine Car- ‘Monograins, Coats-of-Arms, am very best manner, ANDREW J. JOYCE, 412,414 and 416 14thst. n. w. GEORGE W. JO} Agents for Brewster & Co, (of Broome a New THE Government EXHIBITs AT ORLEANS.—The exhibits of the government that were sent to the New Orleans exposition have been packed in cases, which are now on thelr way to this city. 1 the material. ~ FA, ‘S. ADAMS, Sid Sth Street Northwe ialty of Pension and Cla Agents’ Excursion printing at low rates. je12-Lm ERS OF CARRIAGES. Tt required 1,300 cars Upon the arrival of the exhibits in this eity they will be turned over, to the heads of the proper de at a portion Wi rhsonian Institution, It is understood that French government would like the exhibit of the Indian bureau, which shows the made in the ciyiliation of the Indians. proper authority can be secured this exhibit will be given to the Ft iments, and it be given to the government, FINE MILLINERY, REPRESENTING THE PREVAILING PARIS GARDE AND NEW YORK STYLES IN CRAPE, MULL AND LACE HATS AND BONNETS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, NOVELTIES FOR TRIM- (=> sanver 6 simpy GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, VASES, SETTEES AND HOSE, ES STOVE . COMMANDERS Isaac Hazlett and F, A. Miller, Ensigns Frank W. Tappan, Thomas Parke and Edward E. Haden and Assistant Sngineer John D. Sloane have been ordered be- al retiring board for examination for retirement, ET NORTHWEST. JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF THE GOVERNMENT. TROUVILLE, BRIGHTON AND NEWPORT SHADE HATS <a e the onl \t for paly agent f KAISER, CULMBACH, ‘And ERLANGER. ‘The trade and famities supplied. “Orders by mall oF telephone promptly filled. WHITE SUITS OF CHOICEST DESCRIPTION. BLACK SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES, PARA- SOLS IN ALL THELEADINGSTYLES, ENGLISH Judgment has been entered by the Court of G08 in favor of the government in the case of the Union Pacific railroad as pay- ment of the five per cent claim on the net earn- ings of the subsidized portion of the line. There only remain, however, about $100,000 to be aid the xovernment, the balance having gone nto the Treasury, under the acts of 186: 1864. The case ‘Has been pending five years. ive per cent redaction day. W. B. ST UPS, Sign Paint elephone call 7 ae mylim,w,f3m_ | Tse American Assoctation of Nursery- AND FRENCH JERSEYS, PERFECT FITTING. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRESSMAKERS’ ‘UTrevise. Puri FOSTER KID, SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, Doverass. We have 100 Dozen LADIES’ BALBRIGGAN HOSE, sizes 8 to 94, our regular 47e. Hose, which we shall sell for 374. per pair; three pair for $1 or $2 ‘Ninth street. St. Cloud Batiding. antaavenuae, and at depot onthe morning of the | J ji ‘ME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, & Taylor.New York; THE NEW WORK BY ‘MESSRS. HUTCHINS & MOORE, ‘THE NATIONAL CAPITAL, = HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED. For sale by G. A. WHITAKER my19 1205 Pennyytvania avenue, make excursion ERY SUNDAY, leaving at 3p, m., returning at S pm. ‘Pickets, 25e. round trip. Fine Briss Sand on these excursions. No ubjectionuble parties allowed on board. Steamer for charter fur Marshall Hall, Glymont and ne popnlar Watering Place of Washingtonians, ‘The stfe. swift and magnificent steamer ARMENIA will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st., daly, except Sat- Urdays, at Pu wa. commenctag NDAY, JUNE 21. lexandria on Mondays, Wedney Fare 0c. ryundirip. Childe ther {information and charters to societies Fporations apply to PUESHERIE rs Coal Office, 1114 Pa. av PLO. THE CREAT Tlbce eam Packet EXCHL10R will make regular ig the season to theabove pointsevery SUN- PSDAY and FRIDAY, leavin her wharf, I i Canal. at Soclock wu., shar ip 0c. Hout ean be chartered on late dass For information apply at office of J. G. J.B WATERS, 1087 Bligh st Georgetown, at gaged on sonabie term cursions, plontes, dee. Address and Date nw. 51S Est se. PST mie the popalar . hat was inaugurated last. season ‘The owners of the steamer W. W. Corcoran have drchaned ard will assume the mianacement of Mat tit be given role Srder “Tue table Mrenisned, hen wv a oe ata oclock. Fare, to Glymont “aud Seo and sai ening at 10 ats for round Hail. Children, 15 cent. EXCURSIONS TO AY Ye! POF cuenta BLDC packet H.G. Wagner can be char- gus to either of above places: capacity of Tt. set Hat icices Mt) st, opposite Washing pws Hele ofiiee myeeime The new ste he jewelry stor: Macxrsaw Sreaw Hara THE CELEBRATED MACKINAW STRAW HATS MANUFACTURED BY DUNLAP & CO.,OF NEW YORK. NOW READY. ALL TH LEADING SIAPES FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. PEARL AND BEAVER COLORED DRESS AND DEMBY HATS AT WILLETP & RUOFFS, SOLEAGENTS f& DUNLAY'S NEW YORK HATS myS Wo Peunsylvauinave, Ger Tue Bes. “THE COKL ORD COLLAR. We bave on hand & lange swek of the Celebrated “OONCURD HARNESS. ofall kinds and de seription, at Lowest Prices Every genvine Concord Harness in stamped with ‘aker's baie and trade mark. a" Coupe, Carriage and Itoad Harnes a specialty. LUTZ & BRO. 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels in ‘variety, ut lowest prices my Scaniiescers Arrpictan STONE PAVING CO, Office-1418 New York Avenue Artistic and fine work in cement a speciait; Gurskilled workmen lay the following pavement: SCHILLENGER PATENT (BEST), ARTIFICIAL STONE, ASPHALTUM, PARAGON, GRANOLITUMC, NEUCHATEL, MASTIC. Kitchens, Sidewalks Stables, Cellars laid with neat- aud promptnes. = JOS. C McKIBBIN, President. Pelephone call 107-2 nye TO CAR IN AN ARTISTIC MANNER, Biaxx Booxs commenctal STATIONERY. A Specialty of Making all Kinds of BLANK HOOKS SAND WEDDING ENGRAVING DONE JOHN ¢ PARKE Port Ly and eld ath HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Tur Rweway DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR. ALL SIZES, STYLES AND PRICES. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, No. 1020 7thst nw, Jel Bole Agents for the District SOLID WAL! Here We Ane Acars, WITH THE SIXTH CARLOAD OF OUR EUREKA CHAMBER SUIT, , MARBLE TOP, 10 PIECES COMPLETE, FOR $4250—REST VALUE EVER OFFERED FOL THE MONEY. GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL OTHER GOODS PREVIOUS TO TAKING STOCK, JULY 1ST. W. 1. HOEKE, Je13. 801 Market Space; 308 and 310 8th st. Srxoueroy & Forcurr FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL- STERY GOODS. STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. Remember, we guarantee prices to be always the 915 Tru Sruzer Nostuwxsr. myo Varor Sroves ‘Do not buy until you have examined our large as sortment, of five different makes, especially the fm proved CROWN JEWEL and the DAVIS SINGLE you have to beat, then the others ure ready Jor use. ERATOR STOVE, having only one burner that (Call and see them, in “il sizes and prices, W. & JENKS & Co, apa mz SUacR Quorutse FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN, THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND AT THE BOYS CLOTHING House, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR ALSO, 4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT oF. MEN'S AND BOY'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR OUR CELEBRATED STAR SHIRT WAIST, HAS NO EQUAL, PERFECT IN FIT, IN FLAN- ‘NELS, LINENS, PERCALES AND MUSLINE | Sse® B. ROBINSON @ CO, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, t TOME OF cERPIRS SE SNAG DI $3. ‘ma Napa Zinfandel, per Vi) Ux. 4787 for ult mad BEE Coen made at the shortest notice, ‘Reasonable Prices, und sat Evening Dresses. Bridal Troswaus a 3 apZd-2m~ 907 Peuna. ave. (over DM Superior Fitting, faction Guaranteed. Touds, boughit and'sold. HEL! mended by the Leading Dressmaki wsolutely {mpervsous, ry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY ‘Cleaning Fstablishment, 1205 New York ave. n.w. Laulies and Gents’ Garments Dyed, ished In the most superior manner fivet aud, Party ‘browes ashe ving ripped. AN’ formerly with A. Fischer. Avro Ferre § nc ran No. 000 G Ktreet Northwest, THiS SAIGPEREE RIENCE ‘ells, Laces, Glover, etc, are Irocess. ISS A SPECIALTY, ‘a clothes cleaned by this process will not and $1.70 per 400 Testu Street Nowrnwest Nokes Corsets to order inge' ‘and guarantees per AN kinds of 1 Geaned ‘and. nj Plush Cloaks, V Ladies’ dresses done ty # CAROLISE LERC Pn eetly cleaved. PEADTES EVENT Vita, the new dud Safeuard ogainst Aa tobe removed effectual tie pene ora ees \ the glass’ or in Loules Ly VW Ventor aud Mauutacturer, 1 Ered very sttle anv material, fit and comfort. H OVACIALTIES AR French Hand-made Underclotuing, and finest imported I Patent Shoulder Braces, aud all Dress Reform Goods French Corsets and. bustles, rela and a $1 Corset (Miss IE 'sown make) that for the pri ‘Merino Underwear E. F. BROOKS, GARDEN HOSE, any length, GAS STOVES, all sizes; guaranteed. Call ‘and examine, GAS FIXTURES, &. No charge for hanging. LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing, Repairs, &c. | E F. BROOKS, 531 15th strect, ‘TO TAXPAYERS. my27 (ees SPorranr All taxts due previous to July 1, 1882, can be paid. ata discount by Calling on WILLIAM DICKSON. Deposit Accounts, subject to check at sight, received from Firms, Corporations and Tndtyiduais, ake and Obio Londs, Honds listed on the , Thsitranee and Florists and Seedsmen, in session in Chicago yesterday, elected Norman Colman, commissioner of agriculture, president. The association adjourned to meet in this city next Capers Turnep Bacx.—Upon the recom- mendation of the academic board the following amed cadets of the United States military demy are, by direction of the Secretary of to join the next sneceeding Second class—Samuel Seay, jr; fourth raves, Joseph D, Lelteh, James E. Normoyie, Charles Young. ", tured bac AN Axawy Rermixe Boaup will convene at San Antonio, Texas, for the examination of such officers as may be ordered before it. Detail Brig. Gen. David 8. for the board: Col. Joseph R. Smith, surge or ht, surgeon; Major Insane jor Edward M. Hey! general. Capt. George F. Foote, Su Will appear beiore the board for examination, Finst Liev. THEopore Mosier, 22d infan- try, now on leave of absence in this city, has been ordered to report in person to the superin- tendent mounted recruiting service, St. Louis, Mo.,, to cunducta detachment of tecrutts tor ulry to Fort Selden, New Mexico. On the compiction of this duty Le will Join his company at Fort Lewi ‘Tue Agricultural department says the 7. MACARTSEY. CORSON & MACARTNEY, Baxxens, Glover Building, 1419 F st, s, West Shores and all olumbia bonds of all denominations on duaud (or sale. Stock and Bonds of all local street Rall- ‘eephone Companies Direct wire trom our office to New York, Philadel- pila aud Buston. Gee Uwe. BUILDING AND HARDWOOD LUMBER WM. McLEAN & SON 1 __18th and Bi streets northwest ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND ‘Residents is particularly ‘called to P ar rath and Nerve Tunic ‘or sale wreut DILEUIN, Sole 1 29 Peunsylvauia ave Bars ad pops GINSKI & (Eee attwn Sian Pinus Pa 903 D street northw: orders promptly attended i eat crop for this year will be 360,000,000 bushels. It is stated that the general ave dition of 62 for winter wheat Js the wort oficial showing since 1868. ARMY Onpeus.—By direction of the Secre- tary of War Acting Assistant Surgeon Leonard Wood will proceed from Boston, Mascachusetts, fo Prescott, Arizona Territory, and report to the commanding general departinent of Ari- ‘siyminent to duty. 2d artiliery, will Miss., for the pury Frank B, Hamit- roceed to. Greenville, of Inspecting the militia ol Missigsippl to assemble at that uly 4, 1885, Under such {instructions recelve from the adjutant general of and on completion of this duty. will ‘The leave of av- John E, Blaine,paymas: for two months is grant S. Babbitt, ordnance depart- month fs granted Second vans, 19th infautry. A spe- is B. Jones, as- ort to the chief uty as disbursing service, is so amended as,to Teport for duty as property and igual service. Dy mumended edt Also, Maznetic we her highly reco cated Elvetrig and Stew Baths 3D Missour! ay cial order din sistant quartermaster, to_re cer of the army for fiver for the sign: ting Capt. Fra id" Gluziers, are’at Telephous call, 37 ut disbursing officer for the s _N. French, German and Spanish spoken. mel ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘Manisfacturer and HUMAN BAL Jadies' fine Hair Cutt ‘Hair dyed and slau} Wigs t onder. 5 ND FINE HAIR WORK ting and Hair Dressing. 1 4 first-class manner, 587 15that. n. Lieursixs Srroxes Ix Tux Cane Rewovar Sure Ci THE FIRST CHANCE 18 THE BEST CHANCE. Everything must be sold, even at a loss if neces: sury, in order to open beiow with a clean stock Many staple goods it would be well for yon tolay In now, When you ean dosoata discount from regul Prices, universally recognized heretofore ns une Low- est in this Market, SUMMER CLOTHING. SUMMER UNDERCLOTHING. ALL FURNISHING GOODS. RUBBER CLOTHING and CUSTOM CLOTHING, SHARE THE LARGE REDUCTIONS, Nothing Reserved. Call s00n on Yours Truly, HENNING THE CLOTHIER, Je18, 410 Seventh street. four months is granted Major Caleb H. Carl- ton, 3d cavalry. THE AnsconDING PoSTMASTER.—The Attor- eneral has decided that. the offense of 1g postmaster of Lewiston, He fs now held at Vic" ia, and has his wite and Every effort will be made to bring him back on ‘a charge of forgery. PERSONAL—Mr. Willamov, the secretary ot ‘jan legation, who recently returned to ence, has been ordered return to this Chinese minis- Hibbs, the abseondi Idaho, isext torla, British ehild with him. on leave of ab: and will no 1. Denby, the new will return to Washington from New York is final instructions riure for his post of duty. reached his home at Augusta had preceded” him —Miss Folsom, ward duated yester- i day or two t previous to his dep yeste thither on Wednesday. President Cleveland, ‘was y al Wells colleze, Aurora, W. Custis Lee, oldest son of Tob is resignation as president of ton and Lee university, on account of ili health. Gen, Lee succeeded’ his father in the — Messrs. E, J. Hannan, R. G. Camp- i], James Ragan ‘and Colter T. Bride will go Louis to attend the national plumbers’ which begins on Tuc artist, has gone to New and then will take 4 tour through the west. Mr, Willlam Magrath, artist, has gone to the Adirondacks for the summer—Ex-Secretary FEARFUL HURRICANE IN THE MILLINERY LINE. IMMENSE SLAUGHTER of THOUSANDS of HATS FOR CHILDREN, MISSES AND LADIES. ‘THE GREAT FEAST OF LOW PRICES IN FLOWERS, TIPS AND PLUMES. Laons, Arrexriow: LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS M'LLE M. J. PRANDI, 1309 F sraxee POMPADOUR BANGS. ‘These styles never need oe tn the hairdressers’ hands: gear ‘order by plain combing. Hair Chandler and Senator Saulsb tered in New York last night.- arty, who have been visisti vicinity for the past two. for the cast yesterday morning.——Rev. Kramer, of Brooklyn, ing with his father, Chaplain Kramer, street southeast,—Gen. U. 8, A; Gen, B. if, Robertson, D.C; ‘Major and wife, Norfuik, Va; Gen: C. F. 8. A: Dr. V. Havard, U.S.A. and jobn Carlin, U.S. A., are at the Y., is in the city, SHINGLED BANGS. CUTTING DOWN PRICES IN RIBEONS, VELVETS, LACES, GLOVES, LACE CAPS AND CORSETS. BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE, FOR VEILING, AT HALF THE VALUE, Tue New “Basmnore Racor NINE SIZES, JUST OUT WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, IS CHEAP IN PRICE, BUT FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT, NOTHING IN THE MARKET HQUAL TO IT. THE ECONOMY GAS STOVE IS THE BEST SELLING STOVE, AS EVERY TAKES PLEASURE IN’ TELLING THEIR FRIENDS ABOUT IT. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, i About all Be aos the Dol- SECRETARY WHITNEY REFERS THE CONTRACT TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, AND ASKS FOR INFORMATION AS 10 THELAW IN THE CASE, The report of the board which examined the Dolphin states that the vessel has not shown the requisite speed, that she 1s lacking in ess, and that her workman- s not satisfactory. In view of the charcter rt, Secretary Whitney has addressed requesting an USING THEM, 424 OTH STREET se nee 58 Keer Masvracroan Comeany. 437 SEVENTH ST, N. Ww. HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS AND MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. G G Shirts.six for $4.50, or eepin K Shirts, six for Si, ‘You, gentle readers, don't miss this golden opporta- nity. Wenvite you most cordially, before purchas- ing, to post yourself in our prices, ‘KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER ‘THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. ASK FOR IT. SAM'L C. PALMER, scewt, ‘Ditror: 1246 20th Sirest Northwest, ‘Telephone, 454 A shirts ax 1D examination of the contract and the low, bed bargain, Congresr stipaiated for, or what should a gress, stipal for, or Ww ve been obtained. The’ Secreta ticularly for information as to wi of material and t officials is a bar to the te Vousel by thegovernment. If ‘ended; the workmansht a ‘oF. for .25 exch. feat Wwotkiaatip. EPS SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE. Omiy our gunlty--the Very Bek” Bix for Yio Satis: faction | “TAL BARGAINS IN. SPRVEAR EANGY MALE ‘vessel ‘aud what ‘are. the Termedios of” ‘WEAR, UNDER- artim ‘the circumstances. H NI “DRAWS EN TER eo BAGS AT 26 KLWOS COLLARS AND CUPTS. 0 pa: ent os Foor par- Sole Agent for the District of Columbia. G. T. Kea TAILOR, ~ LATEST CHANGES IN THE OFFICES Appointments by the President, Ete. The President made the following appoint- ments today: Herman G. Weber, of TMinois, to be U. 8 marshal for the southern district of Illinois. Wm. B. Fleming, of Kentucky, to be ato- clate Justice of the supreme court of the Terri- tory of New Mexico. xbgniamin Ryall, jr,postmaster at Port Jervis, ‘Virginia postmasters.—The Postmaster Gene- ral has arpolnet the following Vinginia post- masters: Wim. H. Cox, viee Chas, L. Estep, re- signed, Millwood, Clark county; "7, Grooms, vice Andrew M. Yates, removed, Mount Sydney, Augustacounty; Geo. E. Bethel,vice Jas. drum, removed, Palmyra, Fluvanna county; Miss B. T. Dabney,vice B. ft, L. Dunn, removed, Guineys, Caroline county; R. Grigley Paxton vice J.J. Moore, removed, Fancy Hill, i bridge; Benjamin W. Mears, vice W. removed, Keller, Accomac count: . 3 Ken drick, vice J, M. Waskey removed, Shawsville, Montgome: ‘SS. Carpenter, vice 8. 1 Fridge, removed, Lord Moore, Allegheny county; 5. W.' Waybright, vice Ephraim Wimer, removed, Crabbottoin, ” High land county; Willis A. Plunkett, vice Edward F. Collins, removed, Spark Springs, Appo- mattox cotnt T!Sledge, vice Ella Jones, removed, Lawrenceville, Brunswick county; G. M. Exgleston, vice 8. T. Morton, who fuiled to quality under the name of the office, Hampden: Sidney, Prince Edward county. Mary’ EK. Monroe, a messenger in the register of the Treasury's office, who was formerly a servant of Mrs, RB. Hayes, hns been dis- sed. Secretary Manning has dismissed John Mee- gan and George W. Willmurt, assistant inspec- Yors of hulls at New York city, and appointed Peter C, Petrie and Benjamin F. Howell in their stead. He has also appointed H. 4. Tap- pin to be assistant inspector of life preservers, vice Wm, M. ieagerty, dismissed, The Case of Paymaster General Smith. THE DETAIL FOR THE COURTMARTIAL—TALK ABOUT WHO WILL SUCCEED HIM. The detail for the court-martial of Paymaster General Smith is expected to be announced as soon as Secretary Whitney returns from New York. The general impresston ts that Paymas- ter Allen will be the judge advocate of the court- martial. He was the judge advocate of the re- cent court of Inquiry.” As soon asthe court- martial is ordered ymaster General Smith will be suspended from duty, and it is under- stood thi ay Director Looker will succeed him temporarily. There has long existed but little doul hat Paymaster General Smith was to be reme at no distant day, irrespestive of the investigation of his office, and the impres- sion is gaining ground that Pay Director Looker will be is pocanenk successor. He stands at the head of the pay corps. He was at one time urged to take the office, but declined because Pay Director Cutter was entitled to the office by ae Sop rank, Other offic 5 s (or the position of paymaster general. are Pay Director Fulton and Pay Inspector Stevenson. The former, itis thought, would pot compete against Pay Director cer und the latter is an unknown quantity in the race. Se A MODEL SCHOOL BUILDING. As stated in yesterday's STax_ Inspector Ent- wisie, accompanied by Commissioner Lydec- ker, pald a visit to the Dennison school bulld- ing’on 8 near Lith street, for a thorough ex- amination of the adaptability of the building for its purposes. Major Lydecker was much Pleased with it, and pronounced it superior to ‘any school building he had ever scen. Inspector Entwisle says itis the best school building in the country. Itis admirably situated, the plan is superior, the ground roomy and the building ye for its intended seating capacity. The boiler room is located on the north side of the building and outside of It, ‘The selivol building is twenty feet froma the butiding line, with a 20- foot central paved entrance-way to a sixteen- foot doorway, There is also a twelve-toot en- trance each side of the main entrance in front, with shaded and pleasnut surroundings, In° side the two twelyefoot hullways there are fire-proof stairways to the second story. The building will accommodate 720 puplis, The Naterclosels, yards and play roonis are ample, and the walks well graveled and packed. This was the plan of school building selected by the convention of teachers, which met in this. city about a year since, to have a drawing made to send to ihe New Orleans fair as a model school building. It is to be handsomely turnished ‘with good and substantial furniture, THE SIXTH STREET SEWEK NUISANCE. Commander AvA. Semmes, of the Washing- ton navy yard, in a letter (o the Commissioners requests the extension of the Gth street sewer to the river as a means of remedying the huisanee there and averting probable sickness in the navy yard and its neighborhood. ‘This was referred io ‘Lieut, Townsend, who reports that to permanently remedy this evil will re- quire the extension of the sewer between 400 nd 500 {eet to deep water. There will be diffi- culty inobtaining & good. foundation in. the marsh which is 0 be crossed. The cost of the Work will be too great to be undertaken with the mited appropriation tor sewers for the nextyear, The authorities at the navy yard are dredging a channel from deep water to the mouth of the sewer, which will abate the nulsance for a short titne. COMPLIMENTING MR. PAUL. The District Commissioners yesterday, through their sceretary, addressed a letter 16 E. A. Paul, who, on the 1st prox., will retire from the ‘office’ of superintendent of public schools to resume his place as principal of the High school. The letter says: “They regret that You have felt compelled to decline the appoint- ent of superintendent of public schools, but wish to signify their appreciation of your motives and to commend the sacrifice you have made of promotion in order that you may, as you express It, * be of more service to the schoo!’ in the pos:tion of prinelpal of the High school, ‘They also desire to convey their approval and thanks for the efficiency you have manifested in your temporary sphere of duty.” ‘MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. John H. Brooks, trustee of public schools, in a note to the Commissioners, calls attention to the airclock in the Garnet School building as worthless. A large clock will be moved irom the Brent to the Garnet building in place of it by order of Commissioner West. e Commissioners have accepted the site for the new schoo! house in Georgetown, and the old sewer Which rans under the lot will be turned in another direction. ‘The frequent recentcompiaints about the low pressure of the Potomae water in the pipes on ihe N street ridge is the result of the general flushing and cleansing of the water mains which bas been going on for over a week. Mr. J. L.Smith, 1523 14th street northwest compiains of a pole in the alley in the rear his premises, which does not allow the passage of cart Mrs. Louisa Schneider, No. 821 17th street northwest, complains of a telegraph pole in the alley adjoluing 1729 Pennsylvania avenue, in ‘square 166, and requests its removal. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: Duvall & Marr, erect five two-story dwellings, New Jersey ave- nue and Franklin streets northwest; $4,000, Duvall & Marr, erect five two-story dwellings, Franklin, between New Jersey avenue and Sth streets; $3,500. Moses ‘Kelly, erect two store houses, commer 14th and’ streets: $2,000. 1. G. Marini, repair brick, Marin!’s street, between Stn and 10th streets; $300, ee Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tux EVENING STAR, war. He married here, and has been in bust- ness for some twenty years. It was at his store the Washington printer, Dougherty, shot him- self, and was for there until death, ‘BASE BALL.—The gamo between the Alexan- driasand the Monumentals at the base ball nds yesterday afternoon terminated with fhe following score: Alexandrias, 8; Monw- mentals,5. Another game between the lOTES.. Henry; John Til Officers and Brenner, and ederice Had Hy arrested ‘Officer: rich, lsorderiy’ oom tio theld at the station house. this reas broken memory of Dr. James M. M. Ambler, ‘who with Jeannette’s crew at the Tina been appotnted janitor of the eustow bouse in building - by Collector Robinson.—The board Telegrams to The Star. INDECISION OF THE TORIES. Russia Said to be the Cause of It. THE GREAT COLLIERY EXPLOSIO) One Hundred and Forty Lives Lost. INCREASE OF CHOLERA DEATHS. CLUVERIUS SENTENCED TO DEATH. TO-DAY’S GOSSIP IN LONDON. Lord Salisbnry’s Hesitancy to Take Ofice Really Caused by Russin. THAT POWER SAID TO HAVE INTIMATED TITAT ME WILL HAVE To AIN CERTAIN UT- TERANCES OF MATIC RUPTURE—LORD RANDOLPH CHURCH- ILL DOES NoT GET RID OF ALL “THE OLD GANG.” Special Cable Dispatch to Tite EVENtNo Stan. Loxpox, June 19.—The fat is again in the fire. Several inspired statements in the papers this morning intimated that Lord Salisbury is Ukely to refuse to take office unless he gets as surance from the Mberals that certain meas ures, the budget proposals, for instance, will not be apposed, ‘This he will be very unlikely to get. A THREATENING NOTE PROM RUSSIA. I am able to state that the real trouble ts quite different, It 4s. a communication received from St. Petersburg to the eflect that if Lord Salisbury forms a ministry, and he and Churchill do not retract or explain satisfae- torily their recent utterances about Russia and Russian eificials, the Russian a withdrawn trom London. sing round the tories are almost | le, and it ixquite possible that, in spite of the extreme anxiety of a majority of the tory leaders for the remunerative places, Salisbury will have to buck out after all, CHILL'S COMPROMISE. tory turns oUt to bea compro- mise, for what be terms “the old gang” Is not cot rid of yet. Ifa cabinet istormed Smith will be secretary of war, und Cross the home secre- tary. Lord Salisbury has not ventured to take the responsibility for Ireland also by making his nephew secretary, The post will be given to some one else. Lord Carnarvon is now most likely to be lord lieutenant of Ireland, Sir Hardinge Gifford will be lord chancellor of Eng- land, and Lord George Hamilton first lord of the admiralty, — CONSERVATIVES CONFERRING. Another Secret Meeting at the Rest- dence of the Marquis of Salisbury. Loxnon, June 19.—There was another confer- ence of conservatives this morning in the resi. Gence of the Marquis of Salisbury. As hereto fore, all present were pledged to secrecy, ‘The marqis, in an open letter, writes that the “im- putation that the conservatives desire war with Russia is ridiculous.” The necessity for such letter, some of the conservatives say, Is due en- tirely’ to the recent secret conference df the leaders of the party. The liberal leaders have not yet given to the conservatives any pledge of assistance In the conduct of the government. A privy council Was not held today at Windsor Custie for the formal transter of the ministry. Hence the Hib- s will retain their old benches when parlia- iL meets this afternoon. GREAT CROWDS ABOUT THE PARLIMENTBUILD- INGS. Great crowds of people throng all the streets in the neighborhood of the parliament house. The outpouring of the people today is greater by far than atany time since the beginning of Ube present crisis In public aftairs, ‘The police have great difficulty in keeping the entrances to the houses of parliament ciear, that meme bers may have easy access, There Is an unusu- aily full attendance of members, Liberals and conservatives are occupying their usual seats. Deputy, June 19.—The Freeman's Journal, in a leading editorial upon the new British minis: ty, gives a cordial approval to the appoint- nient of the Earl of Carnarvon as lord lieuten- ant ot Ireland, — CONDEMNED TO DEATH. Tins Sentenced to Be Hanged on vember 20—You Are Pronouncing Sentence on An Innocent Man.” Kicnawonp, Va., June 19.—The hustings court room this morning was packed with one of the largest crowds seen there during the four weeks of the trial of T. J. Cluverius for the murder of Fannie Lillian Madison, while hun- dreds of people filled the corridors and the streets in the immediate vicinity. The cause of this gathering was the expectation that the death sentence would be pronounced on Cluve- rivs, and it had been intimated that he would make some statement. The prisorer was brought into court and Gecupied a seat behind the bar with his counsel, He appeared calm and self-possessed, and while the clerk was read. Ing the minutes of the previous day's proceed- Ings he carried on a whispered communication with counsel, ‘The preliminaries of opening the court being concluded, Judge Crump stated to the court that the preparation of bills of exceptions had not yet been completed, und asked that a fur- ther postponement be ordered until tommorrow. Commonwealth Attorney Meredith opposed del action, inasmuch as the matter of pre- paring the bills’of exception woul 1 nat be inter fered with. Judge Atkins concurred with Mr, Meredith and decided toproceed. Clerk Lawion then told the prisoner to stand up and pro- pounded the usual question as to whether he ad anything to say why sentence of d should not be pronounced against bi risoner, in alow and rather husky voice, ad- essing’ the court, said: “I will say, sir, that Fou are pronounciig sentence on an ‘innocent Iman. That is all I have to say, sir. Judge Atkins proceeded then to pass sentence briefly but impressively, fixing the time of exe- eution as November 20th next. The prisoner stood unmoved without manifesting the least emotion, and when the judge had concluded fook hiskeat quietly. The court was then ad- Journed and the condemned man taken back to jail, where he was locked in murderers’ cell, there to remain until the day of the execution oF unl granted a new trial by the supreme court, which will meet in this city on the 24 of Noveimber. Judge Atkins so fixed the time of execution as togive the prisoneran opportunity togeta decision of the supreme court before that time arrived, Asssult on « Bankrapt Banker. FEMALE DEPOSITORS ATTACK HIM WITH UM- BRELLAS IX A COURT HOUSE. Derrort, Micu., June 19.—Last year Joseph Kaba, 9 private banker andreal estate dealer, olving many comparatively poor positors in financial ruin, Yesterday ‘he was taken into court to be tried on a charge of em- \d the trial was postponed for a week. The corridor of the ‘ooure oom was filled with many of whom were losers through Kann, and when the Inter emerged: they a= saulted him with great violence. One of the women screamed out In English: “There's the man that stole our money; let's kill him!” She secompanied the words with a blow from her pazaecl wich knocked Kuhn's hut off, It was is aes fs itto fatiere The art meantime was vigorously Umbrella over Kuhn's bead and shoul Ereing the woman tn tuo aassuit m cr | Bese el i i 4 i ge i ln were armed and Polities in Indian Territory. A LIVELY CAMPAIGN IN PROGHESS IX THE CHEROKEE NATION, Hor Srrixos, ARK. June 19.—Adviges trom Indian Territory indicate that Cherokee politics are now at. fever heat. The recent own- ¥ention of the Unton party, of Delaware die trict, adopted the following platform, apn which a lively campaign Is being made: “We believe in a government of the nd by the people, in opposition to rings wad \dicates: favor an honest and econotatnal ed- ration of our goverment, and that ben- esty an cy should ‘be the only, vette in Allin je trast; o Employ went of Phillipe as resident. ngont at Washington, on account of bis ices, favor four rights to the soll as’ guar patent from the United States ‘Of all boomers, squatters and ho are bere without wuthority of law by tke United States agent: favor the fe moval of John L. Tufts, United States agent, because he has utterly and completely failed to Protect our rights to the soll, by refusing to F- Tove intraders; oppose the sale of our lauds West of the 96th meridian at 47 conts por acre becuse said price was arbitrarily set on seid lands by the Presiaent withoat authority #nd sanction of law or treaty on our part: favor an fort on our part to obtain revocation of the Il- legal sale of those lands entirely, and in the event of @ failure in this we ask for ® Tesla tion of these lands ata minimuin price of jot than $1.25 per acre; oppose leasing eur lands west ‘V6th meridian to cattle ayn- dleates; the present permitlaw aad ‘oppose its repeal. The Cholera in Spain. OVER 200 DEATHS YESTERDAY AND NEARLY S00 NEW CASES REPORTED, Maprrn, June 19.—The cholera returns (off cial) for yesterday areas follows: Madrid, bew cases 4. deaths none; Valencia (clty), new cases ‘death Valencia (province), new cases 251, dea Murcia (city), new cases 16, deaths 25; Murcia (province), new cases 296, deaths 65; Castellon de la Plana (province), new cases 85, deaths ——-—_—. One Hundred and Forty Lives Lost, FRIGHTFUL RESULTS OF THE EXPLOSION It THE COLLIERY AT PENDLEBURY. Loxnox, June 19.—It is now known that 140 rons were killed by the explosion in the ndlebury colliery, near Manchester, yester: $ In which the explosion 9o- curred is 80 filled with debris that thus tar ouly 45 bodies have been recovered, ——2 Mayor Harrison Asking for Resigua- Cureaco, Jane 19.—Every employeof the sity nit has been requested . through the varlons chiel departs hand in a written resignation, Slen- was taken in one or two depart- nts, ut now the order has le general. "No special reason Is asslicned, cept Mr. Harris Mr belier that the mayor should be free, if he chose, upon assuming sf fice, to appoint such subordinates as may meet his Views. The general handing in of resigua tions does not necessarily imply that all or aay Or the employes will be removed. —_—— From Wall Street To-day. New Yor, June 19.—The stock market opened strong this morning and in the early dealings advanced wow & Er cout, led ber Lackawanna and the Vanderbilis, “Later thers reaction, In which the early e generally lost, and in some cases prices wenta shade below the closing quota ns yesterday. This wax followed before #1 lock by higher prices again, and at 11 o'clork market is strong at about the best quo of the morning. The market has ber strong, expecially for the Vanderbiits, whi are the feature of the trading. Loaning rates are Del, & Hudson 1-6401-32; Northw: 164; others easy, ‘Total sales first hour 47, shares, 8 Sn Frank Barkman’s Many Trials. CAPT. MELSON'S MURDERER AFTER BEING THREE TIMES SENTENCED TO DEATH GETS OFF AT LAST WITH IMPRISONMENT. Frepenicksnuna, V Ath of May, 1582, Capt. jer of an. in Upper Mochodicereck, Potomac ‘river tn | Prince George county. Shortly after Frank Burkman was anested Baltimore for the crime and seut to Uhis state for trial. jeaving Baltimore Barkmnen detailed to the police the history of hi ‘On his first trial the jury failed to was subsequently tried, convicted and tenced to be hanged, but because of a technical ity he was granted a'new trial, upon which watagain convicted and sentenecd obo An application fora new trial was successful, after which the case was removed to Essox Steain called the jury prompily” rendered vere azain called the Jury prom a vor dict of murder tn the feet ‘and for the third time he received the ‘sentence, Again @ new trial was granted and begun on Tuesday last. He was for the murder of Capt, Melson and the Jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree, Burk: through his counsel, entered a plea of guilty murder in tie second degree ou the indjeuuseut for killing the colored mate, which accepted by the state. Yesterday the gave him a sentence of eighteen years in each ‘case in the penitentiary at Richmond, wccoworns! ketones Killed During o Dranken Orgte. FALL RIVER, Mase, June 19.—Mrs, Edward ‘Dalton was found dead in her bed in a tenement house on Agawam street, ot six o'clock this . 3 on suspicion, The murdered woman worked im the card room of @ mill, Her husband employed asa laborer, Both were addicted @ blade four inees lorig, and plunged i i is eaptor's body, cutting him six times in the stomach, abdomen, and thigh. The policemas then shot his assailant, the ball entering hie neck and lodging in his Collar bone, Both were then taken to the hospital, ace Nine Killed in a Kentucky Vendetta, CINCINNATE, June 19.—In Knott county, Ky the war betwéen the Holland-Jones factions i sUll raging. At Uhe last encounter, which ow curred yesterday, each party lost aman. This brings the List of ‘killed In the last three ‘weeks up to nine, Oneof the Jones party returne from Cincinnati a day or two ago, where he hi Invested $100 in six-shooters, with which the party are constantly armed, ee What the Prisoner Had to Say. HE ANSWERS THE JUDGE'S QUESTION WITH CURSES AND HURLS A PAIROF HANDCUFFS AP jut, IspiaNarorss, Ixp., June 19.—Frank Whit ney and Chas. Daniels, convicted burglars, were arraigned in the criminal court yesterday. When Judge Norion asked Whitney If be had ‘thing to say why sentence should not be pronounced, the prisoner sprang to his abused the court with a volley of ity, then tearing away from the (f, hurled » pair of handcuffs at the judge. The missile Pinte glass, Whitney turned freely pon te ite gl Vhitney tu ly upon He plice, and had had to be soundly beaten before "e Was subdued. His friends in the court rooms Irore ually compelled to draw thelr revolvers Were fiually raw The two men were handcuffed and taken tothe Michigan City prison. elation game by electric light here last Female i favor of the latter Uy swore of ——— He Was Ready for a Settlement. james EL on ‘afternoon wing his revolver, said to Mr, Frazier that ‘the settle accounts.” Mr. Frasier, who ts ibed as @ law-abidis citizen, his own construction on Banks’ and ins dead It is said that Banks had egg oo A fiet-Rack te Local Option im Texas. Avstix, Texas, June 19.—An de cision by the court of the case of Whizenhart held that where local option in a@ county the inhabitant a second election for their in the same manner pointed out by law for the first election, and if the second election results in a defeat of local option the same an 80 tek particular ‘as repealed Fateelections upon the subject have been in