Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1888, Page 1

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, # =~ Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t, Evewrve Stan is served to eG Ta Sede merle torent te rea ata” Conese eee? me tale mth, one year, $6. six months, @3. ‘mutered at the Post Office at Washington, sccotsd clase mail matter ) esate ‘Tur Wreaty Sram Friday—¢1 sear pomtne brevaid als months, SScaan7 ot ® 2-All mail subscriptions mst be paid in advances aivaurenthager ies ipalne Rates of advertising made known on application. Vo. 72—No 10,911. —Ohe WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1888. nening Star, TWO CENTs, AMUSEMENTS. SPECLAL NOTICES. _SPECLAL NOTICES. ‘The tenth annual ethan en Ball O13 instant, at 7:36 o'clock p.m. ° _lzavews cxaxp OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT, aT 8. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. ‘The Latest Operatic Success, SOCIATION, L SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS- meeting of the “Serial” will be 7th st. n.w.. WEDNESDAY, 9th ‘Tike becretary and Tfeas- ‘will submit bis tenth nnnal officers te serve the ensuing Fear wil be electea A fail etn WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TiiPERANCE BS oN Snap se wie ee lar meeting at Prohibition Hall. t. and Penn- svivania ave, WEDNESDAY. Eye ee 3 ins. E. F. SHELTON, Secretary. oe eas ST. JOHN'S LODGE No. 11 WILL MEET at’ Savoute ‘Temple on TUESDAY, the Sty P.t., f0F & good. SW. H. DOUGLAS, W. M. SONS OF TEMPEKANCE—GRAND DIVIS- on of Maryland aud District of Columbia — THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 10. at te "The public invited’ Havalar st. ‘The public invit ab 10 clock as my ena ale peas ‘8, mand 2 o'clock p.m, members of the order are invited. — miy8-2t* COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE STOCK ‘sale in lots to suit, at market rater. FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1416 F st. my8-2t Loca) stocks a specialty. sessions of Thureday, wes Next Attraction—STEVENS' COMEDY COMPANY. Be NEW NATIONAL THEATER. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 19, GRAND CONCERT KNOW ALSO THAT weare selling nobby Check Suits KNOW AND PROFIT BY IT ‘THAT we aro selling handsome bask ‘woven Cutaway suits, strictly all- KNOW AND REJOICE IN THE KNOWLEDGE BY ‘MISS EMMA C. WORKINGMEN SHOULD KNOW INGTON THEATER 5% ‘nd Sc. Matinee 10 and 25e, PARSON DAVIES! BIG SPECIALTY SHOW. courity att ibirrons ‘To-Night_WM. MULDOON va JACK KARKEEK. Matinees - Faraday, Thursday, and Setir- my SHOULD KNOW ‘THAT WE ARE SELLING FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE. VICTOR E ADLER'S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ARKIN BIJOU THEATER 2 10 Ligaie May ULMER, In one of the Brightest, Wittiest, and. Most Sparkling oe ‘Dratuae of the Sresent day. Produced with all the required elects, Beautiful and ccstly wardrobe! Elaborate scenery! Strong and eff Sigue cage Popa ein, a tsa cm Next Week *STHANGL! 7-6 TAR ‘Strictly One Price, (Open Saturday until 11 p.m. my7 ‘The ladies of Ryland Chapel will hold s fair in Fotomae Hall, comme: 11th and D sta aw. For the benefit of the church improvement fund. _Admission 10 cents. = MPSE, FOURTH ANNUAL Gi and G, May Tl, on which occasion w Fated scene of & fancy Danie ever danced before a, Waskiugion audience Grand eutres promptly at S o'clock.» Admisnion 30 cents my: [D°*™ FAT To See THE BATTLE OF THE Aud hear Gen, BM. Freutisn Lith st, south of Treasury Guilding. my (oxsRiG TIONAL CHURCH, ‘TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 15, REV. T. DE WITT TALMAGE Will Deliver His Latest and Best Lecture,’ “SCHOOL OF SCANDAL.” 1858. WHOLESALE: WHOLESALE!! WHOLESALE!!! Tickets, 50c. and 75c. For sale at Ellis’ Music Store, 937 Pennsylvania avenue, cn and after Mon- day, May 7. All seats reserved without extra charge. B. J. BEHREND & SON CALL ATTEN- TION TOTHE TRADE THAT THEIR STOCK Secure vour seats at once. my2-90" LL Fak ax aan, “| OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, RIB- To Create Building ‘Fund for STANSBURY LODGE, No.4, FA. AM BONS, NOTIONS, TOYS, BASE-BALLS, D.C, to behead at the’ E-stivet wikating ‘APLIL 30 fo MAY 12. Ise, inclusive: Piano, Sewing ‘Machive. nisits Templar Regalia, 5 Botartended &c., IS NOW COMPLETE. WITH OUR IN- Furnser, Latrobes, Dairy mau's Outat, Canes, Bicycle. &e 10 Le voted for, Invitations to aitend bave been extended to sister Ledges aud the following dates designated for their CREASED FACILITIES WE WILL GUAR- ANTEE PRICES AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN : ‘No. 21 No. 3: Geo. 7 Whiting, No May 4 New Jerusalem, Nov ®. sa By iets: { Harsiony, No. 17: THE EASTERN MARKET. GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL COX- ‘May 10—Wasuinrton Center May 11—Bergemuin B. May 3 Latarette So 2 public is also earnestly so) to asaint this lauiaile enterprise. Season ‘ticket edition ou mission. 10c. Lodges attending . Huidergot sesson tickets ace VINCE YOU THAT IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO TRADE WITH US. B. J. BEHREND & SON, Foyuested to retain them, ae thy represent am interest eposition of a Horse, Haruess aud Busey. 818 7TH ST. N.W., ATE ART COLLEC TON, ea ve Pictures sind Ccrmsntsy E. WAGGA- MAN, S500 Ont Wert Waslancton, well BS the from 11am ae eSDANS OF SA, ce rom 11a. muti #p. tn, for the ‘poor of Washi Fob onder the uspites ot ite Society of Se Vuncent do ‘Adinimicn, for cach person 50 cent. Tickets good oot, Sin be bad ‘at Harrie & Sinefers BLocknart's’ Deux store, con 33d" aud U star Wet md Washington, for any of the Thursdays. “aps0-Im IVER VIEW FOR 1888. ag ‘The most ropular and icaiing resort on the river for Washingt. Many new improvements aud eddte Sona ‘which vare the Grand Hiding Desying Track nih § Bao ntock of tog and dite oat horses acd putiies, and the grand Switesbuck fell. aud the Larvest Faviloa ‘south of New York, Other attractions too uumerous to mention, master Hike Auest Excursion Resort om the eer, The attest ton “of lodges, Sunday schools. societion and others Seuteuplacing ¢acursicos are invited to the steamer Rishington aud kiver View. ‘The bar ‘om ths runs closed. free of charge 13. Sttnday “ues. Fatraordinary inducements carly” application is advisable: For ful seteceis Stiearly) application is advineble- For cclice adress E'S. RANDALL, 1100 Va avesaw "Pe SrCeantES, 1400 SY. AVE — Tapies Bicycles. Tricycles, Socisbles and Tandems for Kent Uy the hour, day or week. Tricycles for five months, € per month. apl2-Gm EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. ARSIALL HALL 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEA- sa The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN 1 sm. Heaching Washington om Return Trip st 4 BETWEEN H ANDL P. &-MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. ‘TELEPHONE No. 423-4. myt2w TEN DAYS ONLY. ‘TWENTY PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICES. co is requewted, the new twenty-first eeries INDIANA, ‘Sill be insued. -§2 per sare, U per ceut interest Da withdrawal. ‘Ge association 5s iss mest By Edmond Audran, composer of Olivette and The | fog condition snd offers aa ee ‘opportuaity Mascot. ‘Preteuted by the {oF monthly investments paying good Feturan: a ‘ROBT. G. CAMPBELL, President, McCAULL OPERA COMPANY. ‘817 10th st. ew. ‘Treasurer. 3vo. A. MeCaull, Sole Proprietor and Manager. 1416 Pst bw. The Cast: Marion Manola, Laura Joyce Bell, Aunie Posts Jonephine Knapp, Telie Pettit Hubert’ Wilke, Digby Bell CW. Dungsa, Herbert Cripps, Bilis yee. de Basse, Sasieal Director. General adiission, 20 cents *_ Monday, May 14 THE BLACK HUSSAR. my8-tf_ LOOe OUT FOR THE GRAND BALL AND BAX- jet at National fiitles’ Hall, YUESDAY EVENING, May 22. 1sse. in honor of the Supreme Casvle, + Knlechte of the Gollon Easle "etusS-13t | given al : EW NATIONAL THEATER NOTICE—DI EDWARD MI. SOHAEF! — "has removed his uffice to 904 14 TO-NIGHT! ro.siont! | site Franklin Fark, p SUATINEE TOMORROW AT = By BE SOUS NE, cHtee OF iene Columbia should ‘be promp:ly repurted to HUMANE 25, 50 and 75e. SOCIETY, 910 F n.¥. Telephone call, 947-4. mbO-Sun A PHENOMINAL SUCCESS! AUDIENCE ENTHUSIASTIC! H: EEK LOST _A Vast River of Real Water. pe Ax S: ‘A Rushing, Roaring Stream. isnot the game weare piaying at. Wedo not employ TX 80,000 "Gallons of Water. 80,000. | language or moaus to mislead the people. We wish 75 Feet Long. 30 Feet Wile, 4 Peet Deep. | thom to KNOW what we are doing. SEW A Real Steamboat Running at Full Speed Grquimerey Bari, York City, at ee york, “Right. THAT we are selling Slater Flannel Suits (bine), strictly all-wool and fast color, at....89.50 @=>, PUBLIC MEETING OF THE ¥.M.c. A ‘LITERARY SOCIETY, ‘at their "parlors. EXENISG, SP ctioen TQimemnon, emma NG, Felock. Mur ions, an = _Aduiiusion free. Ladies especially invited. 1% me. McKENDREE M. E. CHUKCH, MAI - Fore: msbusctts ave., between 9th aud 10th ste. DW 3 BERT HicHAUDSON, pastor,—Kevival Sor ices this evening at S p.m. All invited, it ‘The 7th day of May, A.D. 188% Gronor H. Puanz, Plaintiff, va. STEPHEg D. CASTLE- ‘Mas, Defendant. No. 11006. ka, Ducket 28. On motion of the plaintify, by Mr.Perry, his solicitor, ft is ordered that the defendant, Stepiien D. Castle: man, cause his: before the first ‘occurring forty days after this day: otherwise the cause will be proceeded with asin ‘of default, ‘The objec¢ of this suit is to specifically inforce the contract of Copartnership averred to exist between the plaintisf and the defendant for the carrying of the mails of the United States over certain mail-routes specified in Exhibit B of the bill filed in tho said suit, and for an injunetion to restrain the defendant froin re- nee to be entered herem on or strictly all-wool, all sizes, from 34 to 40, at..$8.75 we ool, at..$10.75, THT HOU Y BRR. sSSs BBR YF | THAT weare sclling fine Prince Albert BY Y Dy F Rat U © kee ss. Boe by Suite (black) with silk facings, at............815.50 FOE ‘ot EE S58 Bos FT PARENTS OUGHT TO KNOW ted by THAT we are selling Children’s Suits, ‘NOT all-wool, all sizes from 4 to 14 yearsat. $1.25 s ‘THAT wé are ‘Mine Tough Tucker ghtirt: 55. re Sont | ‘Tweed Trousers at $2 A PAIR day. May it 2t_| ALL.CLASSES AND CONDITIONS OF PEOPLE 10 ‘927 and 920 7th st nw. corner Massachusetts ave. Esnuump> 1858. ITP Fooxomy Gas COOKING STOVES HAVE THE BEST REPUTATION. Our Sales Nearly Dowule Each Year Upon Thetr hes HAYWAKD & HU ICHINSON. Butebeu's Bostou Polish for Floors and Furniture. 24 Oth st. Choice Porcelains &e.,for Presents. my2-Limli Tee Ovex Freviace ecpeee ecg Eat soy wap Beers cre SPT aeSi as ele tas Seg cee sce HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, IMPORTER axD DESIGNER OF FASHION, pp n07 F st. x. Ww. Hars: SPRING STYLES A Fourram Pax IN ALL THE NEW CoLora, ee 4182, 92.50, $3, €3.50and 94. per ote SPRING STYLE SILK HATS $5, 96 ana 98. (CHOICE STOCK UMBRELLAS AND CANES. GLORIA UMBRELLAS WITH GOLD aND BANDLES at $2.25 and $2.50, JAMES ¥. DAVIS SONS, cE ETc es mn3-dm tae Application for use of Grounds, Plank Shad ans tertole .CAET: BEAR. Gf Se Since" W" Jeweler and Stveramtth, Coruran. For Sunday Trips see Special Adveriine- = i Se ae 1215 Peon. ave, oF LN EXO 708 GaRar Fag AED CABIN SOKH | a ascccser to Gunes Levit Some Steam packet EXCELSIOR makes ber regular tripe . mgise we Sauimy. Monday, Wednesday and leaving Retgenhey Sema a ween mgsine “Uy tsC. - 4082, FINEST QuaLiry INDIA LINEN, IN Pok CPPER POTOMAC LANDINGS. — THE | remnants Oe Ee Steamer “CECHLE leaves ber whart, S136 Water | TERBamts ON: beens i vig ae F —— ver aba ‘apacity 200 passenses Sees er aie Et | Max J.P. Pum, FOR 6150. Samana ceiving moneys from the United states in connection with the said contracts, and for a receiver to collect the said moneyeand to perform the said contracts, By murt, W. 8. COX. Justice, &. Test? BR Bi a Deum iny8-law3w LATEST NOVELTIES IN SUITINGS. SUEBEL & OWEN, ‘Tatiors, New York ave. and 10th at. Bee AMES, MgGTEL,, N Buliding Supplies, 908 ‘U'st. n.w., has a ve- gaucy fore first-class outdoor salesman. ‘To a keen, fworklug, energetic: man, systematic. in. lis work and snccessfil in his efforts, @ high salary Will be paid. Noother my8-3t Boe | WISH To Irons THE Labies oF “E> Washington that 1 have removed. mm Deopeamaking Parlors from 2110 Feat. GU 13th rer and willbe "ve them call. SMy prices ‘SIME, PERLE (YS Bema Toate ' OF 1007 F ST. — wi iiding Habits. Gowns, Pisters, and Jackets. At ise F st” Four ia u Krakauer, 19 E. 2ist st, New Yor Washington News and Gossip. Index to Adv. Axpemcexts—1st page. ArronxErs—Ath page. Averiox Sares—3d page, Boanprxo—2d page. Booxs—4th page. Busnwnss Caaxcrs—2d page, rrr Irems—6th pare. Couxrny Boasp—2d page. Counrar Reat Esrate—Gth page, Dearus—Sth pure, Dxxrusray—4th para, Dax Goops—4th page. Epvcatroxat—4th pare, Excunstoxs, Promos, &c—1st page, Fasiny Surruirs—4:h paga FrNaxctat—4th paxe, For Rewr (Flats)—2d page. FoRRENT (Rooms)—24 page, For Rext (Houses)—6th pare, For RExt (Stores)—2d page. For Ret (Offices)—2d pags. For Renz (Miscellaneous)—2d For Saux (Houses)—6th pare, For Sate (Lots)—5th page. For Sax (Miscollancous)—6th page, Housrrvaxtsumas—4th page, Lapies' Goops—4th page, Locat Mextiox—6th paga, Lost axp Fouxp—6th paga Moxzx To Loax—5th pagan ‘Meptcat—4th page. Ockay STeaweRs—4th pare, Poromac River BoaTs—4th page, Pinos aND Onoaxs—4th page, Prnsowat—2d page. Provesstonat—4th page, PRorosats—4th page. Rartnoaps—4th pao, Srxctauties—4th page. SPEctat NoticKs—lst para, SvpunnaN Prorenry—Gth page, Scmaen Resonts—3d page ‘Tue Trapes—4th page. Unbenraxens—4th page, Wanrep (Board)—2d page, Waxrep (Lots)—2d page. Waxrep (Help)—2d page. ‘Waxrep (Situations)~24 page, Wawrep (Rooms)—2d page, Waxrep (Houses)—24 page. WANTED (AMiscellaneous)—2d para, Paags 3 AND 4 oF To-pay's Star contain: The Wheelmen’s Outing with Kazoos and Lantern: Why Conkling did not Support Blaine; Virginia Polittes; Local and Telegrapht ‘&e, Government Recerrrs To-Day-—Internal reve. hue, $295,904; customs, $584,405, OUN eral th: Pharmacy, corner Toth ‘aud ss open All Nicht, as usual. “All orders by telephone of otherwise, at ull hours, will be executed with accuracy and he, Very respectfully, HOMAS 8. NATRN. Telephoue No. 389-2. ‘ap28- 1m ENT. ARCH: ere. Concioters aad de Portland Goment aro tutored thet the German bark” MEDUSA chartered by use lot February white in Europe, hes Just arrived direct from Londen, Exwiand, and is bow discharging at Little- field's W barf a ful igo Of the best Enwlish Portland Ceuient ‘This coment is in ‘ner condidion than any Sver before offered iu this market Dealer iu Building Seppli Fi Baiting Suppiice, G08 to ULE Ce > MISSES OLCOTT & COOPER, TYPE: Bo re caf Stcnoreate oie Pat =>, ENGLISH PORTLAND CE! ‘tects, Builders, Brick all users of igh. Room 3. second landing, first door west of “Sun Building. For evening work notify before 5 p.m. All kinds of werk a1 rat my5-1m ‘NOTICE— DR. JOHN A. DALY, Dentist, ‘Has removed his office and residence to 912 New York ave. DLW. ‘ap18-4w" SS nor parvuent on New issve MAY, 1888, vost-Orrice InsPEctoR.—Mr. Anthony Voltner, of Oregon, has been appointed post-office 1n- ‘spector. Parents have been issued to citizens of the Dis- trict as follows: Jos. E. Holmes, apparatus for transporting and transferring gases of liquids un- der pressure; Emil Wagner, bird c: rin Matthew "A.' cheny, "velocipedey “Wine E Prafl means for supplying heat power ‘to large districts of buildings; vo same, for same; Jos. H. Fry, DlOW; Dantel H. Rickard, draft equalizer, ‘THe PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the act for the Telief of Horatio R. Maryman, AMONG THE PRESIDENT’S CALLERS To-paY were Speaker Carlisie, Senators Vance and Gibson, with Mr, Eustis (La.), Representatives Hopkins (IIL), Caruth and Toole, with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bacl (lon.),and Mrs. ‘Hubbard (N. ¥.), and Commis- stoner Morrison, BustNess MeTHOps IN THE Wak DRPARTMENT.— Chief Clerk Tweedale, of the War Department, ‘Was to-day temporarily relieved from the duties of that position in order that he may devote his en- Ure time and attention to the work of the board of business methods that was established a few Weeks ago, The board has divided the field into EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITAELZ BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS—8885,740.02, ‘The first payment on the 15th issue is due May, 1888, payable at the office of the Association dally, fom 9 aim. to 4:30 p.m. Monthly payments are €2.50 per sare. 1.000 advanced on each share phiets explaiuins the object and advantages of te Aswociation are furnished upon ay plication THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't, ISO. JOY EDSON, See's. (§ o>, JER, CO-OPERATIVE "BUILDING <E.~ Association isstes its hd series of stock 1m June, 1888. Meeting for subser.ption and payment of Gues held in oftice of Messrs. Church & Stephenson, Cor. Stand Md ave. ow.,ol the first Monday uf each mont ‘Subscription books are now open. ‘The officers are A. DEPUE, President; 0, T. THOMP- SON, Secretary, and J.T. PE. 1Y, Treasurer. ‘Subse-iptious for stock will be received by— A. DEFUE, President, 821 4% st. s.w. ANDREW ARCHER, iy and 1 sts. aw. WALKER, 11th aud C ste. sw, . I. PETTY, Treasurer, 7th and Va. ave. aw. BIKCKHEAD. 10th oud La, ave. nw. WALKER, 453 La ave. nw, KER, 7: x __ mys Rees! alee A: is mee i Fs . TUNE & BRO. Constitutions and appitcai =e ae So es oes ui Pare GE BSReON Se are myo-lm Sse > SECOND WoRKINGMEN'S BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ASSETS, APRIL 13, 885,420.00. The above-named Association will issue its fourth series of stock on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 9tb, at the ball corner of Sth and E ats. n.w.at 7:30 o'clock. Persons desiring to join a Building Associa- tion will do well to attend. One thousand dollars may ‘be obtqined om ax.cuthly return of $10. Six percent paid on all investments. The management is in the hands of a Board of Directors connected with associa- tions for a number of years, aud who have conducted ‘them on the safest principles, Constitutions will be furniahed at the meoting. SHARES $1 EACH. First peyment May 9, ‘THOMAS BRODERICK, President. JOHN T. LYNCH, Secretary, 2004 9th st. n w. ae p30-98 —> NEW 21ST ISSUE OF STOCK. SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Books for the'reception of subscriptions to stock, the he “Secial™ are how open at ag Noes, Build- desiring stock in the new , between the Beattiate aids tye of dota Hail rset Surana eae, Wipe or of the acy 28 will be a on aioe wataratal ei rae Rcmt appropriate and conventent parts, and 1s system- atically investigating the processes by which pub- lic business is transacted. As soon as the field has been entirely canvassed the deductions as to the Value or worthlesssness of the various methods willbe made. It 18 work of some months, and Mr, Tweedale, who is at the head of the bord, has found himself hampered by his double duties. Mr. Samuel Hodgkins, chief of the Records Division, has been temporarily assigned to duty as chief clerk, ‘Tue Swatana’s Rerarns ComPLereD.—A dispatch received this morning at the Navy Department announces that the repairs to the U. 8. 8, Swatara, have been completed. She will probably sail in a few days for Norfolk, where she will be inspected, Any ORDERS.—A board to consist of Col. Jas, ‘M. Moore, deputy quartermaster-general; Captain Jas. N, Morgan, 24th infantry, and First Lieut, Herbert J. Slocum, 7th cavalry, ordered to assem- dle at the general quartermastér’s depot, St. Louis, to investigate and report upon the condition of certain damaged clothing, &c., -for which Capt. Forrest H. Hathaway, assistant quarter- master, 18 responsible, Capt. Eric Bergland, Engl neer Corps, granted three mouths’ leave, with per- Inlssion to go beyond sea, votake effect ob Or about june 20. ‘The Nomination of Chicf Justice Faller. ITS REPERENCE 70 A SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, ‘The action of the Senate judiclary committee yesterday in referring the nomination of Mr. Ful- ler, for Chief Justice, to a subcommittee instead of immediately reporting it for confirmation seemed to revive rumors of charges that Mr Fuller was a “copperhead” during the war. The demo- crats of the committee insisted that it was only fair and meritorious treatment, to report the nomi- hation favorably, but Mr, Edmunds preferred to send it to a Subcommittee. It is sald that formal charges or communications containing allegations against Mr. Fuller's loyalty have been laid before the committee, but a member told a ‘Stak reporter that ff any documents of that kind or charges of any character had been made he had not been apprised of it, ‘There 18 good authority for saying that if Mr, Edmunds had any reason to suspect Mr. Puller of disioyalty during the war he confided no such suspicions to the committee. In insisting upon referring the nomination to a sub- committee he indulged 1n no implications against Mr. Fuller’s loyalty or fitness, simply sa} ing that there was no occasion for haste; that as the Supreme Court will adjourn next Monday for the term there was no necessity for hurry. ing through Mr. Fuller’s nomination. ‘There does not appear up to the present tiie to be anything in the nature of charges before the Senate vr the judiciary committee, though, of course, the latter could conduct an investigation without the filing of formal chat It does not seem to be the impression of the Senate that Mr, Fuller's nomination will be hung up or unduly ay ‘The democratic Senators do not attach any spe- ¢lal importance to the published tions as Mr. Fuller's disloyalty. Tney say 0 ¢lary committee took the usual and proper course in referring the nomination (0 a subcommittee; that no other action could well have been taken, as there Was ho reason to expect that the nomina- tion would be reported back at tue first meet ing of the committee; tts called that the Iilinots Senators and 1b- lican members of the body, including Messrs, ‘and Spooner, have voluntarily spoken in the very highest vernis of Mr. Fuller's ‘and fitness, ‘Some of the democratic Senators say 1t was to have been ex) ‘that the republican press would AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. | ‘omy connection with the O'Donnell business. an interview wilch Thad wens reporter oa Coe Sun afver the occurrer ‘S800: letter which editor oC ts Telegrams to The Star. E cornet wwenue, diagonally op of the x jong bot im the ‘the sur. jathaniel W, ‘orm of Nassau ta Mme with ome ax ine (ation lo enter and ts surprised by the husband, to foi wht be Yack, nee 18 Wath Tom da fn apparent ‘attempt to esc jurape or Of A onecsiory catension that runs under the Dat room Window and ts killed. His fate ts not known Unul in the morning workmen entering the yard find his dead vody at the foot of a tree, among Its dead and broken branches that had falien With him, His skull was crushed. So far as the story PERSONAL TOPICS IN BOTH HOUSES Trish World, narrating all the circumstances, and in ‘which the ‘editor exonet ANOTHER NEW YORK MYSTERY SENATOR VOORHEES APOLOGIZES. rr him but that I favorable consideration for ‘the resolution. I Bae i ei ating = malicious: Strange Death of a Wall Street Broker P- sim full (anongn £ Siander of which I have been the Victim. Itthis letter and these documents can Mr. Palmer and the Trail of the Serpent. be ace be inserted in the Hecord there it will at least be T 0 HANGINGS IN P. HILA THE HEWITT CONTROVERSY. | scuunicte inal oficial denial ot the talsebood, a) os hed os T know has never oe THE CREW OF THE EUREKA SAFE. It is Renewed in the House. ites wiato sen i zr ‘Mr. Bryce also sent to the clerk’s desk and had Conservative Reaction in France. read a statement made by ‘Minteer West in 1504, Wo - => ‘The senate: denying that Mr. Hewitt had apologized to him —_-— Mr. Edmunds, from the committee on the judi- clary, reported an amendment to be offered to the legislative appropriation bill concerning the em- ployment of stenographers in the courts of Utah when such courts are engaged in the trial of United States causes, Referred to the committee ‘on appropriations, 4B, VOORHEES APOLOGIZES TO THE SENATE. After the transaction of morning business (and while Mr. Harris was in the chair, and Mr. Ingalls ‘on the floor), Mr. Voorhees rose and said: ay ‘ned to ng gems e documents, Mr. Bryee sala Sgaingt a relation of uis"uy watviage sk Bee ag: ation | aud an Lob orable geatieman. = ‘MR. WOODBURN SAYS THE DENIALS DO NOT DENY. Mr. Woodburn (Nev.) sald that he had never 1n his life, knowingly, made a charge that he could not substantiate, He did not regard the denial of the British minister as a denial of the cl In fact 1t Was an admission. It was no better author- Hy than the gentleman's (Bryce) statement, that iv SUSTAINING THE GOVERNMENT. Encouraging Results of the Municipal Elections in France. Special Cable Dispatch to Tux Evextxe Stan, Lonpox, May 8.—Keturns showing the results of the French municipal elections are scruunized ‘With the utmost anxiety. Although the candi- dates in many cases have been chosen for local considerations inthe main, the elections accu- rately indicate the prevailing current of political were sufficient panlt,,President, it 1 do not interfere with the | 3. Hewitt: “When” ne? asibuea “mage | Pinions. ‘That voters are well aware that upon siness of the Senat re to make & their chotee depends th saernieh Peacseuates desire to make astare-| this charge, he was informea by A. reputable depends the character of the coun- gentleman ih Washington, who was on the floor at She time, that he was one of the committee of Shree Tepresentative Irishmen delegated by an Irish organization of America to investigate the truth of the charge made against Mr. Hewitt, That gentie- man stated to him, and said he could prove it, that Uhe result of that investigation was THAT 4. 8. HEWITT WAS GUILTY OF THE CHARGE. One of the committee was the correspondent of the New York Jrish World, and another was Mr. O’Meagher Condon, and upon their statements, in addition to the current terature of the day, he made the charge and did not take it back. He needed better authority than the letter over the signature of A. 8. Hewitt, the Interested party, the defendant in the case. FIXING UP THE RECORD. ‘Mr, Brumm (Pa.) said that Mr. Bryce §would bear him out in the statement that after the contro clls general, which, in their turn, elect the sena- tors. The first news was alarming to the well. Wishers of the republic. It turns out, however, that the result at Nantes, where the republican majority was turned into 4 minority, is only one of a very few cases. Taken altogether the electors show @ decided leaning leftward, or, in other Words, toward the advanced literals, it 18 a re- markable fact that at Clermont Ferrand, where Boulanger was recently stationed for’ eight months, the Boulangist candidates have been badly beaten. It isearly yettosum up the net Tesults, but it is evident that they must tend to strengthen the government which was threatened with extinction within a few days of installation 4m office, but has been gaining stability every day. —— THE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE BILL, Probable that the Government Will \d which s personal to myself. It 1s well known {hat T have been seriously indispoeed and confined to my room almost exclusively during the last Week. I visited the Senate yesterday with the purpose of making the statement which I shall make now. The opportunity, however, did not resent itself until, suffering So much, I withdrew From the capitol and went fore: Referring to the discussion in which I participated last week, I de- sire to say to the Senate that, however severe the provocation which was given, yet I made use of language at that time contrary to parliamentary Tules and usages and to the decorum of the Sen- ate, I regret having used such language and tender & proper apology to the Senate of the United States for doing so, My high respect for the dignity of this body, of which I have been for many Years now a member, as well as my self-re- Spect induce me to make this statement.” ‘Without any comment on his part Mr. Ingalls resumed bis seat as presiding officer. versy a few days ago they had looked over the Insist in THE BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE. Record together, and that he (Brumm) had then | Special Cable Dispatch to T: EVENING STAR. ‘The resolutions offered yesterday by Mr. Mander. | and there agreed thal the gentleman might either | Loxpox, May 8-—The division om Weld's amende son, calling for detailed statements as to removal and appointments in the Baltimore Custom House and Post-OMice since 4th of March, 1885, were taken up and agreed to, with an ainendment of- fered by Mr. Gorman requiring designationr of ap- potntments under the civil-service law, and ap- potntinents without examination. 700 LATE WITH THEIR PROTEST. Mr. Hoar presented a memorial of the New Eng- land conference of the Methodist Episcopal church Protesting against the ratification of the Chinese treaty, or any treaty that precludes Chinese min- isters Of the gospel, or Chinese delegates to reli- lous conventions, coming into the country, char- ucterizing 1t as “utterly un-American and un- Christian. Mr. Hoar said that until there could be an appeal from the American people drunk to the American people sober, the matter might be considered settled, He, therefore, asked that the memorial be laid on the'table. So ordered. “THE TRAIL OF THE SERPENT.” Mr. Palmer (rising to a question of privilege) asked and obtained leave tohave expunged from to-day’s Record certain words which appeared in the report of hisremarks yesterday. He explained Not published anything in the Reeord with refer ence to it, or that he might strike out the word “apology” and insert the word “explanation,” or that he might x it up in any way to sult himself consistent with the truth ‘The gentleman had? fixed up the Record. The Kecord Was not as it should be, but he had no objection to the manner in which the gentleman had seen nt tonx it up. But when the charge was made that no explanation was made by Mr. Hewitt he still maintained that the charge was false, or at least not correct. His recollection was that Mr. Hewitt had made the explanation on the floor, but Whether it was made on the floor or not, theex- Planation (the mildest’ term that he could” use) was made by Mr. Hewitt before the committee on foreign affairs Mr. Hewitt ay before the committee and Made a statement, but it was not made in the ce of anybody interested on the other side. je submitted that that was an explanation it Rot an apology. It was enough to convince the committee that it ought to accommodate Mr. Hewitt by going no further in the matter, THE TARIFP BILL, The subject was then dropped and the House ‘Went into committee of the whole (Mr. Springer, ‘ment to the criminal evidence bill in the house of commons yesterday still leaves open the real question at issue whether Ireland, where the law already presses with extreme severity on accused Persons, should be Included in its scope. Caldwell, Who proposed to exclude Ireland, expressed the view not only of the Irish members, but of a large number of unionist liberals, including Sir Henry James, who leads his party whenever Hartington ig absent. The government, however, are very resolute, and it ts all but ceftain Ireland will. be included, So far as England 1s. concerned the bill 48 universally approved. its most tant feature 1s the innovation allowing the hu: or Wife of the accused prisoner to give evidence. Under the existing law the question of admission mere question Whether two ns are OF are NOL legally married. The clause enabiing the accused Yo give evidence will not. make so great a change. Many judges have already admitted this in prin- _ ——.___ LONDON'S PICTURE SEASON, It is of More Than Usual Interest This ae ets Inariag outythetr estimates ortho newt fiscal year, CHARITIES AND CORR! ‘The Commissioners have appointed five dele- ves to Lhe fifteenth National Conference of Char- yd am | flies and. Corrections, which meets at Buffalo, N. TSouse dn the efty. | ¥.. July 5-11, 1888. tes are Dr. W.W. reas, BUGS, | Dital tof’ Insane, Miss ‘Clara. Barton, president of Pan Pre : Mra. S. Hed Cross Society: Prot. H. C, Spencer, Of caring for these classes of sooty. ‘The Commissioners have granted the Herdic Phaeton Co. permission to uve al ficerie matd for drawing ous of tte Yeh on the streets, to the and. ion of the department. ts revocable at the pleasure of the ‘The Commissioners have on ‘HL R. Bill 7209 for the reliet AS soon as the workhouse gang is longer peer] report, the past, month is -} a : 3 es that they were in the manuscript from which he had read; Dut that he had not used the expression and intended to have struck it out. The words were these: “Thus covered trom beginning to end with the trail of the serpent.” He added that ‘the trail of the serpent was quite promiscuous in ‘tne vicinity, but he did not think the lands were all covered with it. THE LAND FORFEITURE BILL. The Senate then resumed consideration of -the railroad land grant forfeiture bill, the question being on an amendment offered y lay by Mr. Palmer to one offered by Mr. TF On the 30th of April, ‘The question was discussed by Senators Berry, Spooner, Teller and Paimer. House of Representatives. ‘The message of the President (transmitted yes- terday), returning without bis approval, the Dill for the sale of certain New York Indian lands in Kansas, was referred to the committee on Indian affairs. of Iilinols, in the chair) on the tariff bill. ‘Mr. Stockdale (of Miss.) took the floor in continu- ation of his speech in favor of the bill, which was interrupted by the adjournment last Saturday. RAILROADS IN THE CITY. Mr, Farwell’s Baltimore and Potomac Bill Discussed in the Senate. IT GORS OVER WITHOUT ACTION—MR. SHERMAN THINKS THE BALTIMORE AND OBIO TRACKS AND DEPOT SHOULD BE REMOVED. In the Senate to-day Mr. Farwell called up his Dill to authorize the Baltimore and Potomac Rail- road Co, to acquire additional ground in South Washington for freight purposes, The amendment agreed upon, and hitherto mentioned in Tue Stax, providing that the company shall not take any ground west of Delaware avenue beyond two ‘squares at right angles with the main track, and shail not take any property used for church or school purposes, Was offered by Mr. Farwell and adopted. ‘Mr. Sherman said he presumed this was a finality as Wo the Baltimore ana Potomac Kailroad; that it meant that the claim of the Baltimore and Poto- mac to the site it occupies for depot faa mae on inding and iblic grounds 1s to be recognized as permanent. "He would. consider: the questios see Year—Some Reasons Why. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tur Evexrno Stan. Loxpox, May &—The picture season is of more ‘than usual import thls year. Besides the academy, there are the Grosvenor, the Royal Institute, the Water,Colors, and the new rival to the Grosvenor host of minor exhibitions. The New Gailery, Which opens to-day, makes a spirited bid for sup- Port with paintings of Burne-Jones, Alma Tadema and others who seceded from the Grosvenor because their works were advertised side by side with a cheap luncheon. ‘The speeches at the an- nual dinner of the Royal Academy are reported in very few papers, although the Prince of Wales and many other important personages were preseut. j The reason 1s tbat only one paper was invited, Therefore most of the others agreed to boycott. the affair and exclude the report officially supplied. AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE Opening of the Eighteenth Quadren- nial Session at Indianapolis, IxplaNaPouts, Ixp., May 8. —The Eighteenth Quadrennial Session of the General Conference of ‘the African Methodist Episcopal Church began here yesterday, and was called to order by Bishop Payne. Two hundred and six delegates trom forty-one annual conferences, representing every A TELEGRAM PROM MR. HEWETT. Mr. Bryce (N. Y.), rising to a question of privi- lege,read the languuge used by Mr. Woodburn (Nev.) in reference to ex-Congressman Hewitt having apologized to the British minister for offering a Tesolution of inquiry as to the case of O'Donnell, Under sentence of death in Great Britain, Mr. Bryce stated that he had denied tne correctness and in vindication of his denial Of material evidence sometimes turns upon the | called the New Gallery, in Regent street, besides a | of the Schorntelas’ goes, {0 tt, in the opingon of tae ‘and_ the coroner, to demand the arrest of Lhe husband and wife on & charge of murder, and both are so beld. The theory advanced to justify this action ts that there was a fight between the husband and Uhe broker, and that the latter Was thrown from the extension. This theory it 18 the present effort Of the poilce to prove, so far unsuccessfully. Stock= broker Nathaniel W. Match was forty-three years. Old aud in business with nis father and brovher. He Wasa married man and lived with bis family AU 36 West Jd street. Mrs. Schoefield is the wile Of Chas. W. Scboenéld, formerly the president of the Moutgomery and Fionida Kallroad, and moro Tecently a gentleman of leisure, said to be on the Point of embarking oF to have embarked in some electric ligbt business He isa very snail man And Said Lo be of a quiet disposition. Mrs. Schoe- fleid ts large and flue looking. She is also very intelligent and altogether equai to the emergency. THE WOMAN'S STORY. aks calmly of ber friends death as “e affair.” According to her story she has ng been dabbiing iu stocks in Wall street, usue ally Ubrough the office of W. 7. Hatch & Sons (sb6 carries any number of stock certificates on Ber person to pro though she occastonally patrons ized 1. & 5. Wormser, of 1 Broad surest, Also, ace cording to Ler own’ statement, when she did Uhis she Was in the habit of telling her friend, Mr, Nathaniel Hatch, what the Wormnsers bought and Sold, and What Ley gave her in the way of advice, ‘One'of taese occasions occurred yesterday, pre ceding the broker's violent death by a few hours, ‘The interval the two spent togevher in social inver= quurve and pleasant chat tha: warned parly ou and parlly on pleasure and private _— E EXECUTION, She 5 Philadelphia To-day. PuUapELruia, May S.—David W. Vincent and Robert G. Hall were hanged in the Moyamensing prison this morning at 10:03, Une former inurder of a Greek saflor double execution, which Was the second ever oc- Curing in this county, were perfect in every de- ta the condemned men slept well from midnight till 5 o'clock this morning, and both ate hearuily of a dainty breakfast, and, after finishing their repast, Uke remaining "hours of their lives were spent in devotional exercises, which were cipated in earnestly by Mall aud indifferently: Vincent. at 10:09 Uhe procession from the condemned men’s ceils to the scaffold was formed, and both marched to thelr doom with afirm step. When the gallows was reached the Kev. Father Isoler, of the Itallan Catholic Church, pronounced the last rites of the church upon Vincent, and the Kev. Mr. Suiley, of the Presbyterian Church, per- vormed ‘a stinilar kind office for Hall. As the lutter concluded his supplication, Hall, in a strong and clear voice, prayed as follows: “0, Heavenly Father, in three minutes Lexpect I wili stand im ‘Thy presence. 1 have Veen guilty of agreat crime, and [acknowledge my sins. 0, Lord Jesus, into Tuy hands I now commend my spirit trusting am Thy great love and mercy for pardon tn the world that I'soon expect to find. Thou bast ac. cepted me, O, Father; but, Ob, Jesus, forgive ie, lnto ‘Thy ‘hands 1 now commit myself. Amen.” | Just as soon as Hall had finished at 10:13 the trap | Was sprung and both men were launcoed inte | eternity, Vincent uaving remained silent ail of the ¢ | Ume he remained on Ube scaffold, although he was a passive listener to the prayers of the Italian priest. ‘The bodies were allowed to hang Uli 10:39, | when they were cut down, and death, ih each case, | was found to have been caused by shock and suf= focation, Hall's body Was removed to an under- | taker’s establishment, where it will be erbalined. and sent to St. Louis, while Vincent's will be buried, 4m us city” a subscription for the purpose having been raised among the sailors and stevedores the port, ‘To-day’s executions make the twenty-eight whicn has taken place on the Moyamensing iu« struinent of death, Ube first having Occurred Auge Ust 9, 1839, when James Williains, a colored mu } was the victim. “The crime tor which Hall fore | felted his life Was Uke murder of his mistress, Mra, | Lilian £. Rivers, in Unis city on the third of “June, of last year. ‘The crime was Uke outcome of an tu ‘sane Jealosy. David Vincent, or Vincenzo i Vita, the Italian, Was a runuer for 4 salior’s house tn tis tbls cliy, and among a gang of sallors whom be brought from Wilmington, Del, last fall was Gea, Carlofatu, who stopped at the house which Vine cent represented. ‘The two formed an wcquainte ance aud drank together to a considerable extent, On the night of September 14, while the palt Were in a saloon near the corner of Peru and Lowe bard streets, both considerably under Ube infu- ence of liquor, a quarrel arose between them about we of pipe Which was in Carlotattist Possession aud the tutter left the place. | Vincent followed iilm shortly after, and, meeting blu 4 short distance away from the tavern, Vincent res Rewed the dispute, with, the result of plunging & Knife into Cariofatt!'s body, which cat ‘soon afterward, VIOLENT RAIN AND HAIL, t Down, Towne Ocluged, and Cattic Killed in the Southwest. Kansas Crrv, Mo., May &—A dispatch from Hare of the statement State in the Caton, Canada’ the Bermuda and | Tisonville, in Cass County, states that the storm he had read telegram from Mayor Hewitt ener. io compel the Baltimore and Oo ipulsued so | Demerara islands, wake up the official roster of | at that plac and in the southern part of the getically denying that he had ever apologized to thelr mnger depot. frou its nt up. | the conterence. Among these are the leading spir- | county Sunday was the worst ever the the British minister and a letter in which he details | Siowtiy location: ied conpeitied au svernein. ins | ts of the church, fociuding many men of more | hail beating duwa the growiog to such ap the circumstances of the case. Delieved the Baltimore and Onio should be sequin | than national reputation. yp Wayman led in | extent that in some portions oF the county IL The following fs the telegram: pepe tials Lon prayer and Bishops Turner and Disney conducted | Gestroyed. Ou the farm of Jas Hoots, near At jHlave Just Seen the reports, in. newspapers; | “Ott "Cockreli—-W here tor” turther religious exercises. M. E. Bryaut, of Sel- | the water in Black Creek Tose so rapidly that & Woodburn’s statements as re] gresimply un, | Mr. Sheriaan replied “to an equally eligible ina, Ala, acted as organizing secretary and called | cabin, in which lived the fatuily of Jax Denton, & Leegcetine Hee meee BTUDADIY, AUe YO alongside the Balmors aud ‘Focouac:® He sui | Ue Toll ot conferences, when it was developed that | rentet, was sorept away, but the Tntnatcs wire fun Wrong. “I never phe there were many cout tes, Some of | Fescusd, Grand River overflowed its mate any statement whatever tn the’ House on | ‘ue, Baltimore and Onto te ‘ins ma immediate verinicatton now exist prevent the tmprovement of one of the Soames ane een Spome of the many advantages ‘of the uorthease many advantages of the nort! section, saying it could be made as desirable as the northwest, but the Baltimore and Ohio tracks and de] P vee improvement there, It was a hardship t ought to be put an end to. He would require the Baltimore and Ohio to tunnel somewhere east of 7th or sth streets east, and to reach 6th street in the vicinity of the Baltimore and Potomac. AS it would seem that 6th street is to be given up to railroad uses, he would give the Baltimore and Obio equal facilities in that vicinity with the Bal- tumore and and he would require both a Beautity, and ornament thelr unds. It not possi! to bring fro roads together, but ‘be would their depots very near to’ each other. He urged the District committee to give immediate attention to the matter of requiring a removal of the Balti. more and Onio depot and ‘and thus relieve the northeast, section of the city trom the one great drawback to its progress. Mr, Farwell stated that & subcommittee of the the delegates insisted upon of thelr credentials, but in the chair at the time, rule must go to the cominittee on credentials, Rev. J. the O'Donnell business and never made any apology there or elsewhere. ‘There was nothin; to expiain or to apologize for. ‘The story that apologized to the British minister was a ile which Teontradicted at once in the newspapers in which it appeared. No charge was ever made in the House, and hence I never had occasion there to deny it. ‘The newspaper charge was utterly alge and was contradicted by Mr. West as well as my- self, You Were quite right to interpose a flat con- ‘adiclion, andI thank you for it. Will write more fully. (Signed), ABRam 3. Hewrrs.” ‘MR. HEWITT'S LETTER. ‘The following is the levter: “a lle once started never ceases to circulate, and every time it reappears it comes up with new ad- ditions, Infama Crezit eundo. I telegraphed you last night that you were perfectly rightin inter Posing a flat contradiction to the statements of ‘oodburn and Brumm as they were reported in the newspapers. I have not seen the and therefore do not know the exact form in which the charges finally stand, But the facts are as fol- conference 18 meeting, welcomed the del He said that the goverdor and auditor of state and “Noble Harrison” had sent words of welcome, ac- companied by substantial help. This information was received With applause and Harrison's name particularly, was enthusiastically received. On half of the conference Dr. Jas. A. Handy, of Bal- Umore, and Dr. T. Tanner, of Philadel ‘turned thanks for the welcome. Wayman, eer A Miners’ Strike in Alabama, tween the miners at the Pratt mines and the com- a a The organization has nothing todo with it. The miners are acting themseives, Most of them have families, lows: On the Second Monday of che first session of | pistrict committee is at present giving attention the Forty-elgnth Congress I introduced a resolu. | usw subject of fon for the Balumore und Uon requesting the President to apply to the | Ohio road. tory here of Garside & Co., of iter fara aga, une wh ws | pain uaa ME eam ta | rea oy OP et, eho ni } a s “ executed @® the course of week. ‘This on of the Baltimore and Povomac’s title ye night wate — er leading members on both sides, in order that there might ‘be no objection. It and owing to my efforts was presented to the President on the same night, and the request to the British government made'within twenty-four hours. ‘This action was taken in Talth, and my Part in it was never ‘Mr, Sherman replied in his opinion, the effect was to keep. the ‘Bal ‘and Potomac ‘where it now is for many years at least. Mr. HoaP then obj comity. Dill to authorize an extension of the North 0, and South Washington Railway Company with ‘the omission of that clause authorizing the tracks to cross Pennsylvania avenue diagonally and run down marketspace. SITE FOR A UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT BUILDING. May ssalg Vincennes, CurcAco, May &—A dispatch from Ind., says: F. Montgomery, the lumber dealer who has been buying so extensively in the South, has confessed judgment in the sum of United states has endeavored to nullity $624,800 in the Hichland County i.) Court, Mont effects of a unanimous resolution of this House by: fomery claims assets, of in 589 cars of Tepresentations reflecting on the honor and in- ber now ib gente ‘of its members.” ‘amount to $28,80U. owner amount evolution was referred to the committee 10 940,000. A Ss Fon i ketord: ” “Tho” Gommittes ‘on Ce ey ee ri se acrion: wore FomDOvLag | | Spies a mos | paral ta cae Sho co es ames |Seewee ares samen: [eee eran ores that all tuese cases | two Danks, ing # feet inside of two hours. A Hock of sheep belonging to Wm. Tobin was swejn away, fort tem velug drowned. From Butler, Bates County, much dataage 1s Tr ported to Ue grur W. Gasaway, pastor of the church in which the | grain. “Tne report that a fanlly had beet catia away Into the Arkansas iver and drowned at Mae 1s false, ‘The storm did great damage to crops, and Killed chickens and young animals. A very heavy storm prevailed in Kansas. and vicinity yesterday. The streets were fi carry off the food. ‘No damage’ was dour, wow the No was done, how= ‘The storm seemed to gather fury as 1 and itis probable that reports of much loss ‘The ceremonies were celebrated by Bisops Payne and | come from the northern part of Ube state, ‘Six houses in Uuls city were struck by lightning. ‘The house of J. H. Terwilliger was burned, and ‘Mrs. Terwilliger and her litle daughter were sa BImMrxouay, Ata, May 8&—A disagreement be- | badly shocked that they are still unconscious, THE EMPEROR BETTER. Such that He Still W for | Hie Strength jorka ‘Without E Burned by the Watchman’s Lamp. | Drnux, May 8&—The emperor passed a better Bouprxtowx, N. J., May &—The stocking fac- | night and slept fairly well. ‘The discharge of pud was de- | is decreasing and his fever Is low. ‘The North German Gazette says: The which Ube emperor felt yesterday palssoet entirely disappeared In the afternoon. ena erings. ‘BERLIX, May &, 4:15 p.m.—The condition of # ‘is further improves. The empress go to East Prussia : mat mee wy THE EUREKA’S CREW SAVED, LH 3 7 i H : : | ut ll ui i ! i i F & i i i | [ i i i i Lf H i ii ie i Hy H