Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1886, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDIN 38, Northwest Corner Peausylvania Ave, and llth St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, s. H. KAUFFMANN, Prest, nihice at Washingtoa, D.C.at . pctlk unatter. 5 Paver sent longer than is paid for. WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER KLY STAR—published on Friday—-$i = 5 Se repaid. Six months, 50 cerita = SES mail subsertptions musthe paul Ws advance SPECLAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. NAVY YARD DISMISSALS. DEFENSES AND HARBORS. Washington News and Gossin, = by > BOYD'S DIRECTORY—IE CANVass | /[- REV. G. D. WATSON Over Forty Men to be Discharged SoS ror Rove's Divectory thes bier oft (Fe yelise wi a taember oi the’ National ana To Advertisers. Order of Secretary Whitney. gincers. abla fr INST is now rushed, td Steeting Association, wilt prewch at J : ests all persons who have ren quarel ae ete ERR ay Crane tea rere co remem recrwewted to, esti) a” corer ia tire | eaTnted reper’ eecretary, reas, to ac once iiorus Lins of the nck, - their announcements for Saturday's doublepage | Wintney resumed the routine duties of the| Bor IMPROVES PG, Hox 64 STAR before 12 o'clock, noon, to-morrow. edition will be an unusually large one, necessita- . H. BOYD, Le Droit i nae tan Navy departinent a few days ago, and learned that the letter of the order of October 1st, turn FRONT IMPROVEMENT—$700,000 ASKED FoR THE FISCAL YEAR '77~78—THE;ILONG BRIDGE [Ese OW Comte. pers N cteck nx: | GSE w tot senoy SATALICL CHAPTERS | tiny starting the presses ‘promptly at an earlier | NS over all the departments to the orduance | mUsr BE RERUILT—WALLs FO THE SEWER x TYitis EVENING to make ar- | 4 0 ; a sent qm | WePartment at the Washington navy yard, bad | CANAL NEEDED. CORSON MACARTNEY, or the than usual, 20 that advertisements sent {| not been complied with. While the greater Bankers sad Dealers Ia Governincut Bonds after the hour named may fait to ve classified or | portion of the workinen had been discharged in | ‘The annual report of Gen. Jas. C. Duane, chief Exchange. Loans, Collections, Face era even secure an insertion. Accordance with that order, it was ascertained | Of engineers, to the Secretary of War, was made ail securities sted | [FSE“wnten wast ve civen by the Chany Heneve- that advantage had been taken of the provi- | public to-day. It is extremely long, and gives Semceckcesese | ee oe Se 1S, Sethe Pak Moe Ones) Faw Guevemeaee ov Site Nvanrna ra TO-| sion for Kecphig Guiage oleate pack up ine | iH Aotall wuat hes boon done an want if day contains the President's letter in the case A specia'ty made of Investraent Securities. District | account of the wesiucr heeded in the engineer branch of the govern- J JANUARY 1471, 45S: goods of the separate brauches for transporta- S Ponds wud all Local Railroad, Gas, susurance and | Same tickets good for that evening. of MrStrong, the closing procyedings of the | tion elsewhere, to retain the civil establish-| Ment in the way of river and harbor improve- Telephone stock dealt In. we 2 Aig HALEN EST HOMES WHICH | Columbla Baptist Untou, curious dead letters, | nents, “in tho Various departments. | He | ments, detenses and fortifications. Ils _esti- = ———— = se has be rch, it st. between Lath | “2 death of Erastus Brooks, imprisoned under | has therefore issued another order direct} mate tor appropriations required for 1887-88 fecn Presbyterian church, M st. between 19th a loge! pprop a aise Twill Close this es choice sele Water, prayers for @ fortune, Gen. Arthur's | {7# {ie dismissal of ull the employes | ror seq coast and lake frontier delonses amounts AMUSEMENTS. Fn ces Srttowes, ae uer with x unique and | will, telegraphic dispatches, &c. The advertise- | ception of the foreman and one. clerk of | t0 $1,043,000. rakes thisa very ments are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Educational, Ladies’ Goods, Housefurnishings, Books, Family Supplies, Wood and Coal, Gen- tlemen’s Goods, Financial, Dentistry, Special- ties, Pianos and Organs, Sewing Machines, Attorneys, Professiofial, The ‘Trades, Under- takers, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Steam- ers, Medical, dune arse irc. THE TALK 1 NE OSE hie, Revelation, we “i euch department, The work of packing up tools, material, &e., will be done by employing 4s many laborers’as may be necessary. The Secretary did not believe in retaining clerks, Watchmen and messengers todo laborers’ work ‘The discharges will take effect to-morrow oF the first of next week. A dozen employes under the bureau of yards and docks and about thirty under the steam engineering bureau will be iheluded iu the discharge, as well as em- ployes under other bureaus whose departinents at the Washi ard haye been abolished. eee. THE DEFENSES OF WASHINGTON. In regard to the defenses of Washington the chief of engineers states that the condition of Fort Foote is one of utter dilapidavion, The buildings are all built of perishable material id are rapidiy going to decay. As the post is not occupied by troops it is net deemed expedi- ent to repair all of them, Slight repairs to two * quarters and the hospital are ommended. ort Washington, he says, constitutes an im- Wnt part Of the outer ‘line of defense of § PPAUGH'S GRAND OFERA HOUSE ‘Lest three Performances of America’s Favorite Artist, MAGGIE MITCHELL, [em MIC So py her own Dracatie Company, oem Lea aaa SS st, n.w., has ho cauvassers soitcl: ‘THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN LORLE: Or, the Artist's Dreara, BERS ( A, are hereh < t meet in special communicati Govexns@kxt ReceipTs ‘To-Day.—Internal revenue, $695,347; customs, $1,131,986. a agin tan Ta eee Ge is a nS Manning and Morgan. hington and the Washington nav: ——— . GEE 20th. 1S86, ai T"o'clock pan, _ Wire House Caunens.—Sceretary Lamar, | ax ALLEGED QUARREL BETWEEN THE MINIS: iis and pintle plates for fou MAGGIE, THE MIDGET. king wrvangeatents for tho feral Senator Whitthorne, Gen. Miles, Controller TE AND SECRETARY. xtn platforms were laid eurly In the present Saturday Evening, Sisiso, OM SUNDAY, Sox. 28th, at 12 c’clvck m, | Durham and Capt, Grass, of Kentucky, saw the | A special to the Chicago Times irom. the City | fiscal year. A few slight President to-day. during U youd its prot yoni SEA COAST DEFENSES, In the present condition of the sea coast de- fenses, the report says, our chief reliance in case of war would be upon fixed mines, The n hand is insignificant and the essen- rations for operating even tise we reyelto be made. Tne appropriation asked for under this head fs $530,000 tor “care and maintenance” of the sai THE POTOMAC RIVER IMPROVEMENT. In regard to the improvements of ihe harbors of Washington and Georgetown the chief of engineers states that the total amountexpended rp, for the purpose uf attending th Members of Sister Lodges fraterhall By order of the W. M JOUN ar, but no KL OF SAVOY. of Mexico, representing Minister Manning as feeling greatly disheartened and put out at the Publicity given his alleged devauch at his new Post, and says it is reilably reported that he and the secretary of the legution, Mr. Morgan, ad a violent quarrel growing out of the matter. ‘he minister blamed the secretary for not ding im trom exposure, while Morgan vas NOL satisfied with the message which Mr. Manning is sald tw have sent to Sccretury Buy- ard, expiaining the four days’ confinement io his rooms, and theretore took it upon himself to send a dispatch to Secretary Bayard, supple- mening the contents of Lhe minister's teie- gram. It is said that nigh words passed between the officiais. Pr THe PresipeNt spent a very quiet Thanks- giving day. He did not even visit his country cottage. He and Mrs, Cleveland attended Dr. ‘Sunderland's chgreh and Hstened to Rev. Dr. Little, who occupied the pulpit. . We A Navy Weppine.—st. John’s Protestant : Episcopal church at Havre-de-Grace, Md., was crowded at 7 o'clock Wednesday night to wit- ness the marriage ot Mr, George A. Miller, pay- huister of the steamer Albatross, to Miss Kate Charsehee, second daughter of” Mr. Bennett Chursehee, of Havre-de-Grace. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Miller after the ee: it for Washington, ze 126 PRA HOUSh_ENTRA, Cen’ Git # Week Matiuees Weduesday aud Saturday. OVAL. M ’ NURSE,” 32 12th st, nw. a PREK-A-BO0, Will preseut for the tirsti ‘Having disposed of our basiness, on account of fall- ing heaith, it U will f of December, wid al perso against Us as a’ firm wilt present the the Ast and Sth of December for setile- Sale of seats how progressing. Josioass w LADIE MATINEE TO-MOz! tL We take this opportunity to return our sincere REAGAN FoR THE SENATE— NOTHING KNOWN ATTHE STATE DEPARTME: ‘The most comfortable ineater. by si grand Triple Show fo thanks to ou fel et cnage given : up {0 the close of the fiscal year was $290,000, orn coeciaediy Gama corse ae ee erties Reagan started for Washington froin EXCEPT THROU parens. | or whlel $200,148 was exbended, In dredging (aide. Cee ec Sid checrtully recommend our successors, Mes-re | Palestine, Texas, Wednesday night. Betore his} It is oificiaily stated at the State depart- | and the remaitider in the removal Of rocks ti 5 & Shows in One i ie attends Sb Yh cette pen deserving | departure he announced to his friends thut he | ment that no report in relation to the alleged Georgetown harbor, | AL the present time there Gea H_ Adams Cou prepeli tr ieinfes fy oe Clection era aor the United States Senate. The | debauch of Minister Manuing in the City of | {$,tWenty test of water at mean low lide ST apeerece a week's supply oF utter Shige | Election ofa Senator takes place in January, | Stecito hae bese pect é or | Barbers : : * oP iiaalon s ty an eect ies, there need Deas | and the contest bids fair tobe the must excitia Mexico has vee recelved from either Minister |” j1e gives the detailed project of the Potomac cir business 1-8 BROOK & CO. | ever known in the history of Texas, The lead- | fy iuet gothing i cheat, ee ee t the | M¥erfrontimprovement. Betore the improve- a ing candidates ure Gen. Samuel Beil Ma TLMEDL Except through the newspapers. ie | HERE Was coinmenced, he says, the flats or audersigned have formed @ Co-partnership, to | Paris, for re-election: Judge: Ale riinent except through the newspapers. It) marshes in irout of the elty aed vecune #0 scion, MBE 121. 196, under the tieti of | reli, of Austin; Governor Jonn. [rch On OUTUN Tian yicoe Mazi oceOti vie otfensive that parts of the city in their neigh- | borhood were not habitable. The channel at Georgetown was narrow and crooked, and had not sufficient depths to accommodate vessels sailing Wo and trem that port; the Washi cbannel between Long bridge and the Arsenal Was also Inadequate to the wants of commerce, Vessels drawing 16 feet frequently grounded in the Georgetown channel, and that depth Was only muintained by ixeqaent dredging. The expenditures for the improvement thus far have amounted 10$739,574.19 and have given a channel irom Giesboro’ Point to Georgetown over 300 feet wide und twenty feet deep and a channel along the wharves trom Washington barracks Uwvenly feet deep and froin 200 to 300 tect wide. cubic yards of materi the thats, mursh to a Leight of trom four to ten feet mican low ude. The contract jor dredging 1,000,000 cubic yards irom the Washington, chanel is completed, but that for dreaging the sume amouns frum the Virginia caannel above the Long bridge nas been greatly retarded by lreshets. NEED OF LARGE APPROPRIATIONS. ‘The failure to make an appropriation In 1585, the report says, hus also been of great det ruuent to the work. “It is of the highest im- portance that large annual appropriations Suouid be made in tue early stages vf tue work of this character and magnitude. It is now in such a stage of progress tuat itis Hable to, and during the past winter received, great damage from fresheis, Itshould be pushed rapidly toa point zeurer completion.” Vrovisiun souid ve made at an early day for forthe purpose of ail ts branches ret, where they fhetr friends and the customers he late fir of Te Ss BRUOK © CU. espectful will be taken officially iit ts found that were is ground for the report of the scandal, Li 1 Oificiai is Unfortunate enougt to imbibe too [freely at a dinner or banquet, aud unen shut | himseit up in his room fora few days without dixgracing anybody but himseit,itis likely that | ho noticy of it will be taken at Wasuiugton unless complaint should be made by the gov ernment to which he is accredite: guin, and now Judge Reagan, of F THE New Senator FRoM New Hampsnine. Gov. Currier, of New Hampshire, has appointed ex-Gov. Cheney United States Senator to fil the vacancy occasioned by the death of Au = Pike, Person C. Cheney, of Manchester, was bora in 1828, and Jearméd the paper trade, buiiding hisown mill in Iso4. He served witit the 13th New Hampshire volunteers during the ki and was zovernor of New Haiaje shire in 1875 and 1876, NEW Satosan meee reK | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENIN AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Last Times of America’s Distinguished Ingenue, Miss MINNIE MADDE! In ber charming and highly successful play CAPRICE. (By Howard P. Taylor, Esq.) Ably seconded by Superior Company, The Norfolk Navy Yard Discharges. WHA? COMMODORE HARMONY SAYS. It ts publisued that several hundred men who were given employment at the Norfolk | navy yard just previous to the election, tor po- litical purposes, have been dismissed by the | Secretary of tie Navy. Commodore Harmony | was Acting Secretury at the time that the ap- pointments reterred to were made. He stated pi | (0aStAR reporter to-day that about seveniy- five men were employed to perform work on the U.S.S, Trenton wad tbe traiuing slips which needed repairing. ‘The appoiuments were jnade, however, 1 aecordanice with the rega— Jations which require them to be mude aer Advertising for the wen for four days. The order Of Secretary Whitney, forbidding the employ- ment of men tor politieal purposes, would have Prevented the appointinents uy ulleged. Tuese employes are sull at work. ‘Those who were diseburyed were employea on miscellaneous Work tur the new cruisers and were dismissed because their work was completed, Strtine Bus1’s PERNICIOUS INFLUENCE.— The commission, composed of James R. How- ard, of this District, and John G. Walker, of Virginia, appointed by the Indian office to make ain allotment of junds In severally w the Crow Indians in Montana, has returned to the city. ‘The commission succeeded In makiny ments as contemplated. A large majority the tribe, however, refused to abandon their Uibal relations, owing principaliy, it is sald, to the pernicious influence o: Sitting Bull and Other Indians from the Standing Kock agency, Who, contrary to the orders of the Indian otfi= clals, and against the protest of the agent of the Crows, leit their reservations for the purpose of defeating the objects ot the commission. It 15 Said that ap effurt with the same object in view will be inade in the spring. AGorp WaTcH FoR GkeELy's Rescurr— Gov. Lioyd, of Maryland, nas addressed a let ter to Commander Sehiey, which will, accom- pany a gold chronometer, suitably engraved, Voted to him at the last session of tae Maryland legislature. The letter says: “Phougn but a small testimonial of the appreciation b: people of your brave and heroic deeds euiug Greely and his comrades trom a. possivie REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER, 1515 H STREET NORTHWEST, Representing the following old and well-known Fire Under the direction of Mr. Arthur E. Miller. $2.080,950.14 SSURANCE CO: $1,173,177.61 LE F. AND M. INSURANCE €O., of Boston, Mass, : 700,089.22 " CORPORATION, of London, Eng! pe soso Last Two Days and ‘KER. And her Admirable pear in the famons a Thieves Having a Busy ‘Time. A LONG LIST OF KOBBERLES REPORTED. Edward Richard, 628 Pennsylvania avenue | retaining wulls to northwest, reports siieu trom his wagon at 2d ‘THE SEWER CANAL Aud F streets southwest, ubout 6 o'clock Weu- | an estimate was submitted in a former report. yin | Besduy evening, @ sample box of tea valued at | The estimated cost of such walls built of con- death in the powr region £ trast that It may i . i lime serve tucreate a Just pridgim the renate: | $5. Dr. Young, 2218 Penuaylvauia avenue | rete would be about $208,144, There je little on so deservedly attained, aiid to remsud you poesia reports stolen from bis front door, | eurrent in tus canal; tue level rises and falls that Bone are prouder of yourucwievenents | between 12 and 8 o'clock p. in. yesterday ater} With abe tide. It receives, however, a large ‘than the people of Muryland,your nalivesiate, eaeen India rubber “ater ae value $2. a portion of the sewage of sy See INSPECTING THE NaTioNaL Museum.—An | Jumes C. oyuton, 340 fndianw ayenuey iad | PUsbed out in the river only Ly the continuous sae! Stolen trom his house, betwe pat kuditions tt receives. ‘The plati of improvenient official representative from Costa Rica is in | Stolen irom us house, between 12 o'coek Last of a sins "A <peciai “tues S ee St Ee eos Sis the Washingwo.. Market Company will be held at —— lice of the company in Center Market, im the ‘ommencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, exy of Washington, a 3 O'clock p ES Every afternoon at 2p uh. Nigut Spm | AY, the 1 DAY Oe DECE PRANK E. AIK) im is new Comedy-Drama, | AGAINST THE STREAM, Introducing oue of the crandest fire scenes ever pre~ semed on any stace. . Next Week—THF Si VER KING. SPECIAL NOTICE ng of the ses of the Cold Storage and otner Ine provements vo the ibsract ther Dy" asseesteni Of the capitol stock or by pl ‘cond. deed of trust upom the property of th nyo any other subject RIDEN, See: Br nivale AiMITZs PINE WOOL CURES FOR Rheumatism. Sole agent for Bandages, Wad- = % "5 contempiates the coustruction Ml tidal cai ordefed by tiephor Is, Extracts, soaps, Knee Caps. etc. EDWARD | OF might and 6 o'clock this morning, a turkey, a | COBtempiates . : ered to ‘alt parts of :iZ, 1oLt Fst, corucr Lite Descripuve pau, | Washington for the purpose of examining the | tac cloti potatens, a cnn 34.90; ent FES eee ae ene we Lemupee the Bead ol; Without extra Share. Telephone call, zim | National Museum that le may take back to his | by forcing’ the front window. A. # pie gem ueeu al eer c lia) eee neo ican beapede: | to discharge about 1,000,000 cubic Icet of water into it at each ebb Lide, aad cits amount ot Jresn water discharged 1ui0 the canal at proper intervals daily Wilt ameliorate its present olleusive condition, but as the city grows larger and the quantity of sewage greater, it will ouly. bea partiat ly. ‘A REMEDY Fok TRE SEWER NUISANCE. Cv. of NU. TL Tub sureet soutinv stolen trom line on the 12:h thst. eurpet Valued at $10. Mrs. Johu C. Lloyd, Otu street uorthWest, reports the la her room, on the 200 and god hapman, ports stulen about 2 0 pis house being entere 1K. JOHN E REUBSAM, pulacturer of ihe Howe Gymaasiuin and Musee sscater, to the uortheast corner of thwest, where he government an accurate description of its juetuods, ete. It 1s tue intention of Costa Rica to establish a museum on the plan of the National Museum here. The governinents of Braz:land Mexico have bots sent agents bere to study the National Museum with the view of establishing similar intitativas alter its modet goverment conLemplates a similar enterprise pps! BIJOU THEATER EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING THE WEEK, | = AF is 8, Vulued ats 10 Pomeroy street, re- ve ‘Thursday wnorning ration of beast | Pee TROCKS, (GRAIN, PROVESI XD SS oli, rn quantities and bu menus to salt ens- j tomers, FB MLLey pie acne eaioe utting the sal of | It is understood that the District authorities patorued mess jomers, , Fe B LiL z = rout blinds—t boxes of cigars, 4 pounds o1 to- | proj y station at the Wi eXtra charge No. of tele ere Rooms 4 and 5, Curer ENGINEER LORING, Of th suet Stes ng an Propose to establish a pumping station at “Next Week “Pechter’s version of MONTE CRISTO, E 5 phoney bacco (ae valucdau si alvrriv ana te “T OF BGHGn Taiore ay Gh ae footot 17th street, aud pump the sewage tur Waler strecus--were euiered Wediesday: nist | Out into and down’ the river, the canal 10 r0- and Knives, orks aud spoons, Vaiucd ac @ were | ceive only the discharge {rot ; carried off.” W. HL, “Tracey, Of 1248 Py direct | 4 heavy Faln Tali, Suen un arcang SoutM West, reports that his’ house was Cuucred | titeiy practicable, wad it is believed would ‘Toursday’ morning about 3 o'cock aod bis | solve tuis sewage problem in a sausfactory trousers, money, Ureastpin, Se si ued | Manne’ atg2d. W. H. fracey, of LULU 6b THE LONG BRIDGE MUST BE RECONSTRUCTED. Went reports the larceny of six uu ie olficer In charge of this improvement re- ports that the time Las ow come when some- his annual report, says Uiat the three designs prepared by his bureau for the muchinery of the vessels provided for by the acto! March 3, 1835, ure believed to be tuliy abreast of the developments attained by tie ur in marine engineering, and contain possibilities of per winanees equal to that of any murine ma- chinery that has yet been constructed, ea SUPKEME = Sra No. 60, Vetober Hesry £. Davis, Adin FOUKE. deceased. 2) Appeal from the Sup « Mr. H. E. Davis, of counsel for the appellant, sng- gested the desta of John J. Key, the appellee In U AND mi red t0 his Puptis, at oy, corner ith ts. .W., LUESDAY ¥ SUth, Ines. NOPE—ciasses will be cot Doued ay ussal EV kY TUPSDAY aud SATURDAY EY from 6 toS pm. zelwe Mo 8osa HAND. j Cause, and moved the court tur au order, tnder tue 3. ache of Elocttion ? | Goch rule, to make the pi uti ves parties: "ey prepares Ladies and Gentlemen | Wiiereupon, It is now here ordered by the court that Unless the proper represeutatives of the said John J- hss Reade Novem Kets, Valued a3, from mis store door Weduesday evening. Eli Sickle, of 427 444 street southwest, reporis TRIAL TRIP oF THE ATLANTA.—The new na- DRAMATIC STAGE. may. dechtnnde aa said. shall voluntarily become | Val cruiser Atlanta, which bas been on a trial | the larceny of a case of pated rings worth $8 | thing should be dove in regard to the Long Particular atieniion paid to coasting Amateurs and | pactics within Hane sir betes cuisulng term | trip In Long Island sound, returned to the | {fom his store door Weunesday night. Capt. | bridge. * * * No plan can be made satisiae- Preocint antl hots eects om the platform eF Jn | of this court. (he a poetiane stall the decree eye2et | Brooklyn navy yard yesterday. Her comman- | $h#s. Buckelbro, of the schoouer Howard “A. | vory while the bridge remains a serious obstruc- Huni, at Lituetield’s whart, reports that te cabin of the vessel .was entered Wednesday night and a bunting case silver watch, a suit of eluting, &c., Valued at $43.50, were Laken. W. H. Crosby, of the Nationai hotel, reports t larceny of'a $25 overcoat from the diniug roi Cav be seeu from 10 until 6 om Tuesdays, Wednes- daysand Fridays, ot No. 1338 H Uon to the flow of Water beneath it, The rip- Tap stone placed uround the piers for their pro- tection, together With the plers themselves, form a partial dam across the river, obstruct iis flow, and will eventually cause a gradual deposivof sediment in the riverabove it. When the upper end of Wasiington channel js closed, us iL is intended to ve, provision must be made in the Virginia chauuel for discharging the freshet waier that vow passes through both, ‘This cannot be done under the present bridge; der reported a failure to reulize the require. ments of the contract specifications a8 to. uurse power. She steamed ut the rate of thirteen Knots per hour eusily with 2,500 horse power, and it is thought’ that with sone alterations of inuchinery she may realize the desired aie fourteen und seven-tentis knots ned aed | of tne hotel Wednesday evening. T. W. Down. horse power. “The Ailuutar it, 1s said, noes | img, & guest of Lhe National, reports ihe larceny down stx thes during her tx days ending ne | Olan overcont worth $18 On the 20th, and a, fat least the engines had tobe stopped to repare | W- Bell, unotuer guest, the itreeny of $15 over: rr coat ou the 18th.” Capt. Edward Carlow, of the | iit be eri 2 . however. That seopy of | this order shall be printed if some newspaper of gene eral circulation in the District of Columbia fur Uiree | ‘cessive Weeks, al least sixiy days belore the begit Bing of the term of the Supreme Court then bext en vet BW, a2eolm* wus kD HALL SECOND W PROF. CARPENTEWS PSYCHIC MARVELS OF MESMEMISM, NIGHT Tiils WEEK AT & Wastingwon, D.C |S: suing. Nevember Sth, 1886, A true copy. tz JAMES H. McKENNEY, " ypreme Court U.S. " atiniore jehooner Hath Shaw, reports there was'stolen | it should therefore be rebuilt on piers witt . lays, 5 ; yin the eabin 2 vessel ut the Wharf, West | greater spans, 5 ipa. 14th at, | LANDS IN SEVERALTY To THE Umatritas.— | Mou the cabin of the vessel ut the wharf, West | g P | Shirai : ac yutelied © Dix | The Secretary of the Interior has received infor | Weduowiay. hist, George W. cleo aad, | SEVEN HUNDIED THOUSAND DOLLARS NEEDED. lally succesntut, ng Enlursel Tousis Nay | Mation that the commission appolnted to se- | that uvouL¥:30 o'clock lot evening he Wee ae. | ‘The stun of $700,000 can be prolitably e: Fever. 1 eth und Deak | cure from the Indians on the Umatilla reserva. | Saulied aud robbed of $2 and some keyson B | pended duriug the tscal year ending June 30, = Be tion in Oregon their consent to the provisions | Street, between 2d and Sd sireets noritiwest. | 1888. If this sum be appropriated it will be of Peamivaninive | Fges W. 3 FUINDEXTER of the act of Congress passed on Murch 8, 1885, | Charles W. Holmes, 111 6th street noruiwest, ded 1a coutinuation of the work in a ene ever pattie providing for allotment of lands in severaity to | Teports stolen from bis ball Weduesday night | cordance wit the approved project in dredging mv elect uate 4 = those Indians, granting patents thercior, and | #8 OVercoul and a large muffler worth 910. | the Virginia aud Atasuington. channels cae ses dis a Sei ARCHITECTS, disposing of the surplus lands of the reservation | Timothy Guiney, 47 K street northweai, reports | ling sections 1,2 and 3; la dredging the tidal aps bait pice my Jor the beneiit of the Indians, has been success- | Stolen irom the ‘National Kitles’ ariury. last | reservoir and building the iniee snd outlet SS Renova en ful inevery particular. Steps will now be tuken | Might an overcoat worth $8. Miciavi O'Shea, | gates, ‘The amount avaiable July 1, 1555, . NEW Saar a vat = _ Ww ecarry out the provisions of the act. 512 Alib street northwest, reports stolen ao | Was $358,027.93. Tue amount expended aud NEW PUBLICATION eee black sack cout worta $2. outstanding during the yeur ending June 30, =e — ——— 1505 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Tux Post Orrice Deviciency.—A. D. Hazen, Fr ene 1856, was $239,790.87. The amount aval i third assistant postmaster general, In his an- OvEncoan THIEV CAPTURED AND Sex- | abie July 1, 1580, $1: 206. Amount ap ral, TENCED.— Wednesday night ubout 7 o'clock | propriated by uct approved August 5, 1880, Arlington Insurance Compavy’s Building. nual report to the Postmaster General, states | Detectives Carter and Mauan arrested in the $375,000. Amouutavailable for the fiscal year _ ' - nist {hat the revenue for the past year would have | National hovel a neally dressed young man | Snditg June BU, 1887, $197,237.08. Amount Tur Cartsrxas Witsoras = aamURE Sou been considerably in excess Of the estimates | about 21 years old. He had been iat the dining | (estimated) required fortes completion of tne fe @ royal number,—one that eanuot tat to | 2 Semcon had jt not been ior the labor roubles. ‘The | room andeaten bis dluncr us though ie. was a | existing project, $1,441,005, Amount that ean has (hes Nese Sisk ia ond oa FINE GAS FIXTURES year's revenue was $1,387,579.12 alcud of the | guest, and wuen passing out he put on the over- | be profitably expended iu we year ending June make the lucky young folks who get it happier | . previous yeur. The estimaied deficiency of | coat ot the proprietor (Mr. Witham H. Crosbys) | $0; 1888, $7 U0,0UU. and wiser. It amply illustrat that has | LATKOBES. RANGES. GRATES, FURNACES, | revenue to be supplicd out of the general Treas- | und was going OUL Une door when tue olllcers | 22? ———_»-__ been said abvat Sr. NICHOLASasa “liberal edu- | Job Work « Specialty. Jor, the Year ending June 30, 1888, is | stopped lun. | He yuve is bume.as Alfred M- ‘The National Banks. fon in itself,” and about its rare literary | 16 409 oh st. nw. | $4,729,553, only more ‘than the | Presiey and said he was from flora, a small = omer acest ~iiresigeary bd apedeng dl Fe ye ee harged to the Treasury in 1884, and | settlement near st, Louis, Ho talked freely | FACTS AND viGURES FROM CONTROLLER TREN- quality and its genuinely geod illustrations. | (To = $2,175,612 less than in 1885. and contessed stealing other coats from the 2 Drs. Frances Hodgson Burnett. who wrote | NEW GOODS VERY ELEGANT PATTERNS, re ooo hotel, cach time occupying a seat at the dinner | The annual report of Wm. L. Trenholm, fLictle Lord Fauntleroy,” uesing a euariing | VEY LOW PMichs, “AS More Room for the Committee. table, tor whieh privilege be paid nothing, Last | controller of the currency, will suggest various taic, “Prince Fairyfoot;” Mr. Theodore R.| New FENDE! EDDING GIFTS. SENATORS WHO HAVE CHARGE OF THE AGar- | Saturdiy alter getting his dinner in the hotel he | amendments of the national bank laws. ‘The Davis, formerly special war artist, tells, ina | WEY TENDERS e F. BROOKS) 2/MONS | CULTURAL INTERESTS IN CRAMPED QUAR- Fe fell eepnamaranicn vat oe arin: report will state that three thousaud five hun- pre illustrated article, how the wondertal | _°%?9 ___ SSE ee ES he committed a similar theft, taking a coat be- | dred and eighty national banks have been or- Battie eycioramas are made; Mr. Trowbridge | (Fg CHRCTLATING LibkAly, i749 PENS: | The Senate committee on agriculture and longing to Thomas W- Dowltag, of New, Yori, | gauized, of which 2,858 aro now in operation; paitctBatien Ga Ge Win paca Aad SGcAMe aie kot sylvaula ave. New Books anid Best Period and two days alterwards be succeeded in get ized dui Sr nacenac idle esti totes forbs | cas ea igs hat ans SkzeaideYeg | forestry as grown wo muh In hnportance hat | td iv date ser wands he ausmeded in ge | Of uhews 174 ave been organized during the 2ir- Soekion farnisies @ unique story of a ship~ | MUNTRE aud Mrs v1. KiCHALDS. “'“sezg” | larger quarters aro deemed necessary for ita | brif.awa Wiur dae, cee Simmons’ overcoat, The Fe ee ee Meck. and cuapters of Miss Baylor's aerial || (gee EG G ANCHITECT, | Purposes, It has occupied the small room on | to tneir owners. ‘The prisoner was arralgued | gvinrduring the year one ceased to exist by story of a marvelous escape from Indians, based re field, Mass. the west side ot the basement corridor, near | belore Judge Suell this morning on four charges | expiration of charter and. eight. 1alled. Since om actual experience, are given. There are| né-ime et the northern exit, Since the consideration and | Of petit, lureeny. “A professional thief” re- | fut beginning of the systemin 1863 onty rie . - - ¥ in ane eee See ae, Marked tue judge, “Two years in jail, six cL have failed. Of these thirty- several Christmas stories, several illustrated | ¥ = sq | Passage of the oleomargarine bill Senator Mil- me 1 national bauks have failed. ese thirty. 1» SEV strated | (}o-s BUY YOUR COAL AND WOOD Fiual months in each . eight have. paid thelr oreditors in full ang poets, and much else that will attract the | USE JOHNSON BROTHKES, the most ler, the chairman, has contended for more ——— OL ete ee young fois j $23 sider dem south af Rework “ceauetomee | oom guarters., Jinally, ine committee on Ree andisivet: fall und fivein part, Tue contruction In national 7 Fee 20 Sen EY sabseriptions $3.00, | 1202 ot nx. Oftiess througliout thecity. “ele: | from the room sdjoining that of the commitiee | W8ES DOWN AND COMMUNICATION INTER. | bani circulation during te year exceeds $50,- ae THe CextURY Co, New York. | Pivse conmections RUPTED—SLEIGHING 1N NEW YORK. On the mountains east of Pitisburg, Pa, a sleet storm raged ail day yesterday, und all the Wires are down or thirty miles between Derry 000,000... The aggregute deposits iu the banks have increased trom $522,000,000 in January, 1866, to $1,173,000,0U00 in October, 1886,wnhil loans and discounts have risen frou $500,000,- 000 at the jormer date to $1,443,000,000 at on agriculture aud permit the latter to have the two rooms. The stationery stock was re- oved to the room just opposite, on the east nd west corridor, and the fulding hands trans ferred from the latter room tothe sub-base- ~ JNO. MOHAN, 2126 Pernsylvanla ave, Has a large force ot good mrchantes to Attend prompuy to repairs of Latrobes, Furnaces: and Conemaugh, on the Pennsylvania raliroad, | the latter date. The 8) le held by the national ies 1 aud Kany ‘All of ‘Bibb & Sexton ne © | ment immediately beneath. But now Senator 5 ylvi road, r Lao, Are its ry pine FRENCH | Bsltimore Lauobes’ Siwoud eS Be Wood's | Stier complains that the additional room will | Telegraphic communteation ‘was also. inter. | babks in 1808 was $19,000,000; in clover, $8,000,000, while in July, 75, {twas onl Ha vous es. A. COX DlOve Co.'s spieu- | NOt do unless the partition between the two be | rupted between Pittsburg and hii ps| 2825) fs Pee nice # Ranges aud Novelty tarvaces Tig ‘iooting. | torn down sous to turow the two Into one. | CP stouty foot of suet eee Mang tOn, D2) 185, 1b was $177,000,000 and ‘is now $156; WGASKET PLarms, | Plumbing, &e. ‘Architect Clark, of the Capitol, after exumiu- 1800. cars on all the street rallways stopped running. be ‘Trenholin declines to say whether bis re- F Sb sa ee Saree pie Feicbiiine Na poatd MF peices Open uniit | ing the premises, has decided’ that only the | Ah sow storn cist i Ute monte Special adiention to | OPI. Telephone Ne woe. seviim_ | mifadie portion of the partition wall can be re- | Chumplsin yesterday atlonies Pak ober | Pott contalns Rodipeanecceumciow sepkior pom LUMBER! 1 = * i ihe Tegard to a modification of the making neon (<= -UMBERY moved, us that wall, supports the pillars of the | Port Henry report six inches of snow, Avout | Hoited Staten bide ten eo eg the woaking — = inarvle room just above, Enough of the parti-| twelve inches fell at Whitehall. Spiendid bank currency, but it is understood at the de- 7 ° tion can be tuken out to leave tree passage way | sleighing was enjoyed yesterday throughout partment that ‘he has presented ast ‘array between the two small rovms, but the heavy | the Mohawk valley. There isover a foot of snow of facts and figures showing ho’ le the BRASS FENDERS, portions to the rightand left must remain, as | on che ground. system has become tothe gatire country, and. sew Bi ERY. eal at rch ah go a FROZEN TO DEATH, Bow important it is that It should. be tmade ASS FIRE SETS, QUAI Oak, above. Two children, named Meisal, were frozen to | aduptable wine ‘Beeds of communities in the PORTABLE GRATES FORLAR. Sap Fate oF A Youna MaRRInD Womay.—| death near Mandan, Dak., while looking for Feet — we Mrs, John Holbrook, a young married lady, | lost stock, Two young men, brothers, named | “Wit development by theald of outsldecapital. Va. PINE | While rily insane, wandered from her | sims, were frozen to death while returning.| A Fata RatLRoaD ACCIDEN® — Shortly HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, BOARDS FLOORING. PARTITION, SASIL | house Ip An's Ferry, some miles above | troim'work. Mrs. Joseph Hazeltine was lost iu | after midnight Thursday an ex; train from. z Doors, BLIND MOULDINGS, &c, | Parkersburg, West Va.,a tow days ago, and Was | ihe pliszurd Monday night, and when found | Pitsburg ran into irelgnt are st Conway's = 424 9th street. | At lowest prices, Frompt delivery and correct count, | not iound Uli Wednesday night. an found | was so budly frozen that Js doubt; | Station, twenty-four miles from Pittsburg, de —- Wx BM: ‘she was in the woods, aud bad been there dur- | fui. ‘There was a heavy snowiall yesterday at | railing ’a locomotive. and several 7 Bo Duve ners ith aid ate, | WOE Sre.ngeats, Her exposure, itis Se SY ORES Gt EE ine, Engineer puanon “and Haggago a eee - Was or Dg non, ar FHOSVIT &—-THIS COMBINATION. OF eee we Master Jacob Allen. . ost receives 300 NCA cunneczan | OSS conare, Wid chery and Horsiord's Acid | Bishop Paret, of the Eplacopal | “2 SMW: —__sqq__ —— oe 7 Heat quality over ofered a the pice Tose Sha, raiepuars. te 5 eee eure bas outed che depeston a Rey Winam 8 Henderson, the iailionstre, pro- | The reported matrimonial engagement, of Vo FEEL | slice! MACYS 1429 P jauisave, | George’ W. Hone, w! Roman & paper ‘Springfield, iam mi 220 vas veans'ave, | In octdesor ou draught with waa water "RE | Goublie ebured Stopped dead bt apoplexy. 7M | The Philadelpta Leevra is denied. ‘THE POLICE SCANDAL. Thonght of the Commission- ers’ Decision. What ACTION TAKEN BY FRIENDS OF LIEUTENANTS ARNOLD AND KELLY —MAJOR WALKER CHARGES THAT THERE WAS A CONSPIRACY AGAINST HIS ADMINISTRATION. The findings of the District Commissioners in the case of Lieut. Arnold, as announced in Wednesday's STAR, dismissing that officer and | Private Edelin, reducing Sergeant Diggins to the ranks for three months, and suspending Lieut. Kelly for three months and accepting Major Walker's resignation, was the subject of discussion everywhere Wednesday night and yesterday, The Commissioners’ orders went Into effect Wednesday evening, wien Capt. Austin assumed command of the police depart- meat temporarily. Sergeant Brosnan succeeded Lieut. Kelly in command of the 6th preeinet temporarily and Sergeant Boyle took charge of Lieut. Arnold’s precinet. IN FAVOR OF ARNOLD AND KEL The friends of Lieutenants Arnold and Kelly are very active and emphatic, expressing great indignation at the action of the Commissioners, In the case of Lieutenant Kelly a subscription | was started to make up to him the tires months" pay of which the Coumissioners’ order deprives hin, Tn Lieat-nant Arnold's ease he following petition was sct in eiren jon amon business men in_hls preeiuct, aud. svon Many signatures were obtained ‘The undersigned mercha ers and citizens of the Dist: Sire to eater their the decision ot the Cot Columbia in un a Sue | endeatot the Metropolitan Police S. HH. Valker against Lieutenant Richard Arnold, in charge of the first precinct, We deer Iu unjust | and areflection upon an efficient orticer. We respectiully and earnestly desire the relustate: entof Lieutenant Arnold.” MAJOR WALKER MAKES FURTHER CHARGES. Major Walker made public, Wednesday even- ing, w long letter he had written to the Commis- sioners in witch he says that “the investigation has not brought tothesurface the true history of the case in all its bearinzs,” :nd thai other per- sons “were associated with him (Ar id) in an attempt to break Up the discipline and govern- Ment Of the police force iu tiie. District Of Coe umbia and to reflect dishonor and diceretit Upon yourselves.” Ln this tetter Major Walker ebarges Mr. James AL McDevitt a member of the jormer deiective force of this city, with an attempt to “wreck the present police’ admanis- ration property hold- | 1, de- aiust | tae Dis- by means of a system of espionaze, whieh anonymous letters, Ke, ally culminated iu tie preser serts that in this woric abetted by gives at length ters, in which desist from hi houses, 1 ured that ax soon met bi of his oni on Of a no letters are in Mr. MeDev- | avements | ‘has fin: and as. aided He iet- | to | Lieutenant three the Arnot. anonymous, major is urged Insists that tt it’s Landwriting. show MeDeviit to have been a ireq at Lieutenant Arnold’s r very intimate relations wi and Licuienant Kel clading his letter, na practic asked about the state- ments made by the major, denounced them as false, and denied that he had written the | anonymous letters referred to by the major. Lieut, Arnuld’s counsel prepared a staenient, ip Wiich be made a general denial ot ail tons against him in tue iajor’s ietter and that there was any improper or undue iutimacy be- tween him and MeDevitt, THE FINDINGS OFFICIALLY PROMULGATED, Actlvg Chief of Potice Austin to-day issued general orger No. 217, promulgating tue find- ings of théommissiouers in the ease of Lieut. Arnold. CONGRESSIONAL WRATH PEASED BY Wa Among membersot Congr. dal,” as it is generaily called, seems to have lost much of its interest since the decision of the Commissioners announced. Prior to Uiat decision there was xeneral indignation ex- pressed against the chief of police, apd mem- bers of Congress, thougn dectiniag t be qavted, threatened tual wniess the Cominissioners gave 4@ salisiaciory verdict a congressional investiga hon would’ iolipw. Now, the reurement of Major Waiker seenis to nave appexsed congress- jonal wrath, aud members ot the House, to si nowuing of the Senate, are apparentiy willing to Jet the iuatter drop. REPRESENTATIVE LEFEVRE, OF OI10, fm conversation witha STAR reporter to-day, MEASURABLY LKER'S RETEEMENT. ar atistaction with the action of the Commis- stoners, but he did not think Cong: take up the sitifect. “Not at tus least,” he said, because there will enough jor anything buc the appropriation bilis and such questions uf vital public luterest | as demand aticuuion. ‘The next Congress, ne suggested, mig fe hold of the question | suould public’ dissatistaction here iuanitest Jisel! to a degree that would require congres- sionui intervention. REPRESENTATIVE WILSON, OF WEST VIRGINIA, did not anticipate congressional actioa, If there was anything In the system of local go ernment, tie sald, requiring congressional ac- tion, it would be for the Dis:rict committee to bring itoat. ‘The appropriations committee, of which he is] member, said Mr. Wilson, is pro- hivited by law trom originating any legislation, ARKANSAS SARCASM, Representative Dunn, of Aricansas, ina sar castic Lone, remarked that the Commissioners, in their decision, coavicted complainant, de- fendant and witnesses, but he did not beliey Unat Congtess would iaterpose its power. ide did not seem to think that tuere was anything in the case calling for congressional interven- tion. 2 REPRESENTATIVE WILKINS, OF OHIO, while inclined to ridicule the finding of the Commissioners, did not see any reason why Congress should endeavor to straighten out that muddle. PUBLIC OPINION. Pablic criticism dissects the finding of the Commissioners very elusely. In a group of per- sons in front of the District buildings to-day the police scandal was the subject ot controvers; ‘One yentlemun remarked that the Coumission: ers, in their verdict, condemn Lieut. Aruuid for speaking ofa public man or a member of Con- gress as a Visilor Lo a house of questionable r pute. “But,” remarked the speaker, “though it was shown iu the evidence that Licut. Veruon, atthe notable meeting of police lieutenants, had laughingly deserived # soutiern Senator as wandering tnfough a peach orcnard at Coloniat Beach in search of a 71h street ‘kyar’ (car), noting in the nature of reproach or reprimand was visited upon hit,” This eltizen argued, from the point he made that the Commission ers were seeking only tor evidence to condemn Arnold, Mr. RS. Davis, speaking of the scandal to- day, said that pubile opinion wasso worked up- on the subject of the controversy that whether- the allegulions were true or laise Lie public would not have been satistied with anythin, else than thecourse taken by the Commissious ers, “It is quite evident that Major Walker did not the requisite aduniuistrative ability to govern sueh a police force. The chief should be @ gentleman by instinct and education, and the foree ought to have the confidence of the community. When this confidence docs not exist the citizens feel restive. Arnold has been Ohe of the best of officers, and is evidently an injured man, Mr. 8. T, Thomas said the findings were incon- sistent, and the trial put nim somewhat In | mind of a decision made by a justice of the peace yeurs ago. Alter the testimony was taken he decided that the defendant was not Mable but the witness was, and gave judgment against the latter. Arnold is puton trial asa ‘Witness and convicted. Mr. A. M. Clapp regarded the findings as in- consinuent wit the, textimony. One or the Other of the two principals to the controversy ‘was guilty and the Comioissioners should have annoui it right out, As he understood it ‘& member of the force is entitledtoa trial, But ‘one here hada trial, yet the sentence effects the jean hardly be d Le “police scan- | } je TWO CENTS. Telegrams to The Star. RENEWED RUMORS OF COERCION. ee | Eforts to Crash the Auti-teut Agitation, ee MINE DISASTER AT WILKESBARRE | A Number of Miners Fatally Injured. CUTTING’S COLONIZATION SCHEME. —_——>— Workingmen Boycott Several Detroit Brewers, = TO CRUSH THE RENT WAR. Alleged Determination of the Salisbury Government to Stamp Out the Ant Rent Agitation in Ireland—Gen. Buller to Be Kemoyed—Eari Spencer's Speech. Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING ST AK Loxvo’ A sensation has used here by the announcement, appa xcellent authority, that war in [re een the government and the people been t deciared. ‘The Siandard’s Dublin correspondent Is assured on the most trustworthy authority that the goverument is resolved energ ically to put down illegal combinations against the gayment of rent, her formulated inden tenants’ campaign, | which consMMC of the. tenants. paying rent into the hands by themselvé what they cons Of a receiver appd other means A number ot proposed meetings of this kind are to be proclaimed, One or two. prom witators will be an Should necessity arise the United Ireland ihe Nationat ‘The lord lieuten to-day, but, owi Ris visit hls ti culiarly comp couspitaey atc 10 REMOVE GEN, BULLER, Buller owes his position, like the home secre- to Churehiil’s personal intervention, ue will both be suppre ut was expected in England to the gravity of the postponed, ubted that Churehill knew pri- {Buller would act in a way different expectation of the rest of the cabinet athe ti public, Buller has indeed done s Actibg wiih serupuious lezality, he has yet been a terrible thorn in the side of the landlords, While becoming so popular among tbe peasants as to be ehecred when he appeared at a race meetin rstood Unt Churchill, as huis tool, Buller’s retur 1 practical disgrace only walts the discovery of a decent excuse, FARL SPENCER'S 5 a at the couterence of the national liberal federal tion at Leicester yesterday struck the same confident key as was struck at the original gathering at Leeds, and effectually knocks on the head U which have been current Uhat Spencer himself had gre jag doubts on the suuject of ruie. The sudieuce ofover tive thousand delegates cheered him to the echo, more than all at this passag “Tue Irish at present are Lot without hope Without hope is despair. We know desperate men do desperate deeds. It is our duty to maintain and keep alive this spirit of hope in the breasts of the Irish peopl Which has been given them by Gladstom Avis our duty to matntatu seriously on ail oc- casions our policy. It is right to support it in public and private ‘by every meany in our power until we obtaln for the Iris the self-go ernmeni which they demand. I believe the liberal party have fad this policy sunk dee juto their hearts, They believe In it; they. wiil carry it forward to success. We regret that a rent has been made in our party. We regret we lave been severed trom tose champions of Liberty who have done such good work for us in days gone by, Let us nope, when we flually march to victory, we shajl have them on our ut if not We sill “have confidence we eventually bring about, on the soundest busts, a durable union with the Irish people.” oh ees EDITOR CUTTINGS PLANS. Mis Invasion of Mexteo Takes the Form ‘of a Colonization Scheme. Cuscaco, Nov. 26.—A Tones special from Fort Worth, Texas, says: A. K. Cutting arrived in Fort Worth yesterday, accompanied by Lee rk, A. B. McKee and M.V. Stevens, In ap interview with Cutting and Mr. Clark they said they would take in all Uhe northern and eastern sdurivg the winter aud Cutting would lee Asked pol © Hlibustering scheme, Cubitt lain the train otsome’ of the statements made, but sald be could not tell ail there was in it, He sald: “When 1 cau show certain parties in the north that I cau get 8,000 :nen T ean get all the ceded.’ ic does disclaim the filibustering talx, but says they intend to organize a mame moth colonization company, which will people Ihe northern states With Anglo-Saxons, ‘The Mexican zovernment 1s very liberal to colouiz- ers, aud tais alone Would be an inducement to have people come. They have wow three offi. ces—ong in SL. Louis,one in El Paso aud the headquarters in’ Chiecazo, It there is any ebange in the government of the states settied it will ve im a revolutionary form, carried on by the lovers of freedom who will occupy the country. The immigrants will come aried, of course, but it will not be as tilibusterers.. ‘The leaders claim to know the exact number of men in the Mexican army, the kind of arms tey have, the character of troops, the topo graphy of the country and where water is to be found, and all that Would be necessary for_an iuvading army to know. They do not claim to expect great aid from Texas except on the frontier, where the old-time hatred of Mexico has not died out. The north they look upon as their field. ‘They believe the old abolition feel ing is as Strong as ever against any Kind o slavery, aud say tha: peony in Mexico is mauy Umes more galling thaa slavery in the United Statesever was. ‘They also claim that the bulk of the Mexican army is composed of criminals who have uo patriotism, but, on the eoutrary, are Ube goverument’s enemies, few sse Chicago's Pleure-Pneamonia Plague. WHAT IT HAS COST AND 18 LIABLE To CosT IN THE FUTURE. . 26.—The Live Stock commis- d_word yesterday that some cattle igeland were ailecled with trouble of simi- nature to tne disease among the cattle at that place two years ago, and to which the pleuro-pueumonia, as existing in Chicago, has been traced by the veterinarians, A veterina- rian Was ordered to examine the cattle and put sueh as had sytaptoms of pleuro-pucumonia in quarantine. A tember of the commission is authority for the statement that there are nearly 2,000 head of cattie seattered over the city, in small herds, which will have to be slaughtered by the state, in addition to nearly 3,000 bead under quarantine at the distillery Sheds, The appraised value of the entire lot will probably reach $125,000, and it is doubt- fal whether one-half of ‘that amount can be realized on the sale of the meat of such ear- casses as pass ins} The expenses of in- spection and maintaining quarantine, which have been partly met by the federal govern- ment, are said to have amounted to nearly 325,000 up to the present date, while the finan- clul losses Lhat have resulted to the state and to Chicago because of the inability to immediately suppress the existence of the disease could not be approximated with any degree of correct- ness, ———__ A Cuban Swindling Scheme., TRYING TO OBTAIN MONEY FROM WEALTHY WESTERN MEX. CHtcaGo, Nov. 26.—A special trom Detroit says: Cubun shurpers, evidently the same gang who bave been swindling rich Philadelphians, are playing Pome d ge in this region. A jetter, written in Spanish, was recently brought w Herman Freund, with a juest from Une re- ceiter ot the letter, wealthy citizen of Bur- mingham, for translation, m Havana, and the ‘writer sald that he was formerly a high official in the ———— service,and had absconded to the Un) several months previvus with $360,000 in ish bonds. le exchanged ‘the bonds at witnesses. ‘Ihe sulocratic manner of retusing the states, going as sar north as Bir- to hear counsel was » mistake on the partor| mingham, that he was the Commissioners. being shadowed, be his stolen wealth in Mr. A. H. Jackson said the was so fall | the vicinity of Birm: ‘He then returned of inconsisieucies that it would fully warrant | to the south, and at Key West was the President in reconstructing the District | taken to Havana thrown into the govern: government, wiping out the force and unizing tt, and im sending Col. Ludlow to frontier post.” ‘Mr. Leon Tobriner said the findings were in— consistent. if Major Walker was gulltiess of giving: the alleged he retained, and if guilty be gone mai uch attenon, but It strack the Commissioners should ‘have given the men : F i i i : Starpers areuilrich. It tenet Euowa wheuner ‘any of them bave accepted the offer or qt} & Cont Mine at Wilkestarre This Morning. WILKESRARRE, PA. Nov, 26—An explosion of gas occurred: in the Conyugiaim shatt this moraing at ten minutes past seven o'clock, While the men were getting ready to go to About finky miners ‘and. lab gat ube foot of the main sion occurred, ana or four of LAM escaped Without} men were sent to thelt hom Tesult of t ig batt, ir Injures nown, howe possibl oF tweak many Others will be searre n at present be hat a num Will die and tha or maimed for Live. The explosion wascansed Aine laborer, who stepped Inte aw: chamber, which was Ailed with gas, with © Ugiied famp upon his hat. Boyle will die Many muies wore killed or wounded. Fire bosses Win, Williams and Wm, Evans are re Ported to be fatally by THE WORKMEN TRYING TD EW ERS BKEAK THe ASSOCIATION, ve eak up the brewe nengaged ina long War with the brewers’ union. “The employing brewers talk of arresting Kome of the mos At instigators of Ube boycott tor come — Another Letter from Jim Cummings. HE SAYS HE IS HAVING A Goon TIME WITH THE EXPRESS MONEY Kansas Cir a's Mow Mo. spe i wed } acl 1 “the alleged. j dim Caniinings, the notorious express. robbers personal deveription and the handwriting corresponds with that of « Inan whe swindled. several persons during the fair here last autumn The letter ts date1 Omatia wns tu unetl Biull. Camunings says he bs nd tine aud still hay most ot Ue ‘ss money. a oe Shocking Story from Kansas. AN INSANE FARMER KILIA A COMPANTON, TRANS OUT MIS MEARE AND ATTEMP OS 9 RAT Ir, Leavexworri, Kas, Nov A dispatel from Havensviilé, a sivall tu Jackson | county, eighty-tive S West Of here, tells of & pevoitiig crim Wied near tat place last | Wednesday might, A. young taruer tame outs While goin efron ring with named ‘don suddenly ne insane and latter with a Now returning from the mer search was made liver wu ents Was secured and is wow in ing maniac. nig Che Al, rave icine From Wall Street To-day. York, Nov The si this morning, first ny to pe sot Wednesda inental was downy. eneral list was confined toa few actty Stocks, the transactions int Keading belng vere L the Most noUceable stocks e and Jersey Central, ‘The lat- ter Was spe weak and lost Lpereent i Uhe first halt hour, whtle firm in the early trading, Ub remains of the late ol the Mis= Chicago last HLM. Hoxie suri’ P. night Laie Store roud, taining the rema train ot six ec Moines immediately which der in front ot Lhe express, oe Political Pickings. Ata meeting of the lio trades and labor ase sembly resolutions were adopted. appointing a bor cou vention at Circinuatls and heartily favoring. th W national labor political part The total vote of Masxachusetts at the recent election (official) was 2 lurality for Aanes (rep.) tor governe racket (rep.) for heutenant gover Attorney’ General Sherman can sta a 12,700 Plarality over tie democratic candidate, The official returns or the second and third West Virginia areas follows: Wilson, dem., 17,112; Flick, republican, 17,022; Siber, prohibitionisis, 181. In the ‘third district, Snyder, democrat, 14,906; Brown, republican, 24,002; Claypool, protibiioniat,5- J A Canal Throngh Florida. PROPOSING TO CONNECT THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND THE GULF OF MEXICO, The N.Y. World says: The project of the At lantic and Mexican Gult Canai company to connect the waters of the Atlantic with those 01 the Guli of Mexico by the construction ot # canal through the northern part of the Florid peninsula is gaining much favor in this city. The expense of cutting such a canal will be comparatively small. “The course is througi. the Si. Mary's river, Lake Okeetinokee and the Florida swamp to ihe gulf coast, leaving onl: 35 miles of actual cutting to be done and this Ubrongh a soft, sandy soil. The estimated cose Of the work will be $7,000,000, The route was surveyed by Gev. Gilmore ior the government while Gen. Grant was President aud it was made the subject Of & Very Iaverable report. ‘The saving in distance between New Oricans and the east will. be over eight hundred ‘This canal would be the chanwel Uurough w the products of an imanense region depenu on Waterways for the Uansportation lo eastern, markets would find au ouwet. In the present state of things the cleap transportation of agele cultural produce from the west does not se to be sufficientiy provided jor, aud, as a of lact, Lue Mississippi Valley presents U gone of Ui a products, and yet ities “tor their of the amouut Jeft unsold because ‘kof tramsporian tion, sole Was applied to inferior purposes oF moulded and decayed, resulting tu the enor mous loss to Ube farmers of over 8517,95 Tuis surplus is part ora whole tuat, Standing uumerous railroad tacilies, secks Ils Uransportation through w 5 —— ‘too A Scandalous Divorce Suit. EFFORTS TO DAMAGE TRE REPUTATION oF LADY COLIN CAMPBE! A cablegram to the New York Tribune trom. London, November 24th, says: The Duke of Argyll has come to London in consequence of the confusion into which the ease of his son, Lord Colin Campbell, has been Uurown by the Withdrawal from tue ease of Sir Heary James, Lord Colin's leading counsel, and also by serious difficulties with Lord Colin's solicitors, the Messrs. Humphrey, It is understood thes" have requested the case bo be put into the hare Of anotwer dirm, Investigations at Paris show that the solicitors of Lord Colin and Lord Colin himselt twice attempted to get out warrants for Ube arrest of Lady Colin Caimpdell and procure her incarceration in the odious prison of St. Lazare, in Ue course OF Ler transit Ubrough tho Frenci capital in company with her mother. The ollicial record of Lhose disgraceful acts, with Use indorsement of the Frenen authorities In favor ‘of Lady Colin, will doubtless be produced iu the court, Much comment has been excited in Society by the marked coldness witiew hich the Prince ot Wales treated the Marquis of Lorne, Lord Colin's brother, recently, at the county: ball at Sandringham,’ It is understood that tho Prince has received Iniormation which jewds hn touttribute w the members of Lord Lorne a jumily the circulation of scandalous paragraps describing Lady Colin as American and charg- ing the prince with writing ietters to ber whica Were afterward destroyed by the Duke of Argyll. As the prince and bis wife are both on excellent terms with Lady Colin Campbell and her iriends, he is naturally inceused at au ai distribution. attempt to create prejudice against her at bis expense. ————- ++ —____. A Runaway Match. A GAY LOCHINVAR RIDES AWAY WITH BIS SWEETHEAKT MOUNTED BEHIND HIM. John Warren, a wealthy young farmer, and Laura Irwin, daughter of an old and rich stock raiser living near Franklin, Tenn., were mur- ried recently after @ mostexciting chase. They had teen engaged for some time, but Mr, Irwin forbade the marriage, desiring to keep his daughter wiih him, Several attempts wo run away hud been frustrated, aud Ube giri’s father told Warren if he tried ‘again ne would kill him, aud if they married he would kil botu. ‘One day receutly the undaunted lover dashed Up toa point hear the house and took bride beiore him on the horse he rode, Bruray oy mar nag A N&GKo.—Owen Moore, Wednesday. "Wills Outi wag! home, eg when near his house he was shot by an un- Known man in the right leg. Avotuer {oud was emptied into bis leit leg. “‘Theu the murderer. beat nls victim's headuimost into a wich the gun, breaking the skull. Not salise Bed his savageness, he then cut ‘Ubroat from eur to ear, slashed him across the face and across the leti side of the head. Moore lived nearly an hour Jn this condition, when be given for the murder. = ———+o2—_____ The New Pail York, Philadelphia ane. Borate Gent route to Jncusouviile, Fst ties to suve the condomned man's week. =.