Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1891, Page 6

6 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.o. T oOOOOOOODDo—SSS>oommmmmD9p)?p» CHTY AND DISTHICR = [Set S8 eee ew ene) ieee fiuetuating value at that. The repul 4 then, I say, stands by sound financial princi-| Some ‘ef the Many Summer Attractions at T 25. 1891. ° GERMAN ALARM. ‘What fs Thought of the Russian-French TROUBLE FEARED IN CHINA. Late Advices Show That Foreign Residents Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. 8. Gov't Report. €F Thon the basis of price per line per 1,000 | hjo4.’ It is the only party in this country that ‘Warrenton. Are in Great Danger. Alliance. circulation, the advertising rates of Tax Evex- — = iy era = ‘sone a Correspondence of The Evening Star. According to advices by the steamer-City of | In the initial article of « series on the Rus- Oldest! ing Bran are only about half as high as those of |like that. I do not doubt now Wanagxros, Va., August 24, 1891. | Rio de Janeiro, which arrived at San Francisco | sian-French entente the Kreus Zeilung of Ber The crowded condition of the trains on the . is other Washington papers. But cheapness Virginia Midland division of the Richmond and not the only merit. Its service is better than any successful that McKinley will be elected in Ohio—that the republican party will succeed in Iowa this year and that it will trium from Hong Kong via Yokohama yesterday, the lin says that in the explosion of enthusiasm in war spirit is still rampant in China. While France over the Franco-Russian alliance it per- other paper in the city can possibly gi —— Se THE OWIO CAMPAIGN. It 1s Given an Impetus From This End of the Line. AN ENJOYABLE EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALT— AN ELOQUENT SPEECH BY SECRETARY FOSTER tly succeed in the na- tion next year. The republican party stands for the protection of American industries. It looks on this great country stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacifie and from the lakes to the sea, possessing within its borders a most wonderful development, the greatest national resources found anywhere in the world and as well a climate which is equal to producing any- thing, and this under free institutions that make men, and it saya let us produce in this Danville railroad attest tho popularity of the Fauguicr White Sulphur Springs and of War- renton itself, which is in many respects far more attractive than the springs. The princl- pal drawback in going to or coming from War- renton is the uncertainty of the north and south bound trains making connections at Calverton, where passengers from Warrenton charge cars. The distance is only fifty-two miles, and yet very few actual outrages have occurred since the arrival of the last China steamer, the for- eign population of Shanghai expect an out- break daily. “The Chinese are at war among themselves,” said an officer of the Rio this afternoon, ‘but that will not make the slightest difference when an uprising takes place. They all hate Europeans and will combine to drive them out of the country. It is a great pity ceives the promise of = tempest the conse- quences of which no one can now calculate. There is no longer talk of conciliation nor of forgetting the past. Continuing in the same alarmist strain the paper declares that there is no question of the existence among the French People of aspirations and feverish desires, which, through a chance occasion, or even some hasty utterance, may at any time lead up Reval ABSOLUTELY PURE Baki Powder Largest! Cheapest! Best! ‘oma can srrva- | Country everything that pple are capable | four hours are sometimes required to make the | that the United States has not a fleet over there | to acts of up . ce Fooruts Good SrEECHER |G producing, no matter ifit ‘cout more. It | trip. But even with auch an ovcasional dram | to protect American interests. All other na- | terly upon the unquenchable desire of France THE FIGHTING IN CHILI. EDUCATIONAL. TION—OTHES sre doesn’t, by the way. Itsays to the nation be | back one is well repaid for any personal incon- | tions are well represented, while we have only | to regain fon of ine, the [ONAL — great and ready to develop your own resources. | venience suffered utter. arriving at Warrenton, | the Paloe.™ % Poneto, f mae Lorine, tat - oe Marshall Hall went republican last night by suff A. 2 Reser et THE POLICY OF PROTECTION. for here genuine southern hospitality is seen in When told that the Charleston, Alert, Mo- adds that it fears that the voice of calm reason eurgent Army. 856 majority. That was the exactnumber of| And another thing, my friends, it seems to | its perfection. You are not a stranger even | hican and Monocacy had been Letocey Bad will rece sufficiently strong toguide along | No official confirmation of the reports of re- WW nea ikaiee Satay vrengh snd German, tg The Evening Star Obio republicans the steamer Macalester took | me that if free institutions are to be main-| during a first visit, as you are made to feel per- | Shanghai, eae: “Tam glad ro hear mis ae =v = Prevailing agitation. This re- | cent fighting in Chili has been received in Lon- | "tees. Address F.C: B., Star ulti. ae down to that well-known river resort yesterday | tained it must be by the policy of protection. | fectly at home. pool plo laa Sider the passing erect sa soliows: “Wecon-| don. The responsible representative of the | COMOMBIA COLLEGE whe ae 3 Is the OLpEsT and most firmly efterncon on the excursion of the Ohio Repub-| What glorious institutions we bave here. A WELL-ATTENDED GERMAN. Tn Yenpien, China, on the 12th instant, a | solemn notice for the future, aad we are wel | Chilian government aid yesterday that the re-| <.sxy pene aie ta ss ae De : lioan Association. The inclement weather kept | Every man is the equal of every other man.| Last Friday evening the customary weekly | woman procisinved that she had lost her four- | prepared. Ox gfe are opened." We have ports are soalarming that if there isany founda- | treu yer water of Ue ieculty of Eastman Col. | CStablished newspaper pub- hundreds away, but those who did brave Jupi-| Nowhere else on earth do these conditions ex-| german was held. It was unusually large, | teen year-old son and that she suspected the | confidence in God and in the justice of our rae wep Eauthor of the Eastman Systec: of Train ter Plavius were well repaid, for besides ihe speaking, which was of the highest order, a ist. Why, think of it a moment. Such are our institutions that the boy born in a palace and rocked in @ silver cradle has but an equal there being fifty-five couples led by Dr. Bald- win Day and Miss Gaines of Texas. Weber's missionaries had stolen and concealed him within a church. She gathered o large crowd, who, at the latest reports, hud demolished th cause, and while we earnestly desire the main- tenance of do not fe fe the om f Peace, we do not fear to face tion for them the cause of the regular govern- ment is lost; but in his opinion the facts are greatly exaggerated in the interest of certain ‘usiness education at the wor jug, which received the only gold medal awarded for » 'sfair held im Paris in jlished in the District of Co rn English, Accountancy, Civil 3: 7 H 4 Panga fen orchestra furnished th and ala m- i M ; a lumbia, having won h magnificent display of fireworks and some fine chance in life with the boy that Is bora in the oreheatra farniahed the Son eet Daring the riot one agitators. Referring to the Espiegle affair the sorthand and veri a 4 the high msie from the Marine Band were down on the | backwoods and rocked in a sugar trough. fn the cotiiion were: Mia Culvert Col Geo | of the leaders of the mob was kill A CHINESE CRUSADE, Tepresentative said the published story is sub- Graduates Cf rare od’ distine program. The trip down the river was a pleasant one. Little groups of Ohioans gath- ered together all over the boat and discussed among themselves the advantages of the Buck- eye state. A PLEASANT PARTY. In one of Capt. Blake's private state rooms there was a pleasant party, and they had all the el in achievements the other boys. @ wonderful thing. Nowhere else do these conditions exist. Why, in England or Ger- many, the biggest fool of that country, if born of a queen mother, may be the king’ of that country. It seems to me that if our free institutions are to be maintained two conditions must pre- vail. First, our independent voter must be an ville Gaines, Miss Moore of Mobile, Mr. Iussell Landale, Miss America Payne, Mr. Cecil Lan- dale, Miss Alexandra Day, Mr. Malcolm Gordon, Mrs. Belt, Mr. John Wyer, Miss Lizzie Gaines, Mr. Lacland, Miss Margaret Barry, Mr. John Hicks, Miss Tutt, Mr. M. Marshall, “Mixs Janie Cox, Mr. Latrobe, Miss Jones. Mr. Alfred Hor- ner, Mrs. Greenville Gaines, Mr. Calvert, Miss Julia Lee, Mr. Walter Flemming, Miss Hardin, Trouble is feared at Foochow, that city hav- ing been placarded by the natives urging the extermination of foreigners. The native popu- lation of Foochow have always borne intense hatred toward the foreign inhabitants. ‘The Sons of Veterans. Itisexpected that there will be a lively die- cussion before the Grand Commandery at the Masked Men in Montana Kaid the Ranch of a Celestial Within the Inst few weeks @ violent Chi- nese crusade has been in progress in Missoula, Montana, a number of tho hot- heads advocating force to drive the celestials away. Animmense mass meeting was held at stantially correct. Balmaceda, he said, was authorized by a special law passed by congress to remove thirty-five tons of silver from Val- paraiso to Montevideo and the commander of the Espiegle was fully cognizant of this law. A Lima cispatch says: A Valparaiso telegram reports that Balmaceda’s army at Vina dei Mar has repulsed an insurgent attack, but this re- wulshed success. en compe ption of the courses 00L, OT Ps ent. Seu | Position it holds in the confi- |dence of the people of Wash- |ington by forty years of faith- | ful and unswerving devotion to w|their interests, without regard i intelli Mr. Julian Lee, Miss Annie Day, Mr. Spofford, 5 port is not confirmed. nian. D.C will oven october 1. 1 } 2 fan that was afloat. The party consisted of ee =a fad E tank om Satan my Mise Vir ratogy Mr. Albert Ludlow, Mise | &20ual Stes’ _ Ger ba Sotece re ee it was resolved to boycott ali Chineseand | "The telegram adds that Balmaceda has | Highest reference MAS. E). TREBOT - | to any other influence or Becrotary Foster, Solicitor General Taft, 7. Be | eo ee: tanta. been tected ig aud | Haywood, Mr. ‘Conway Spillman,’ Miss | Minneapolis, over the demand of . persons employing or patronizing them. | ordered all the available troops in the province SO.D W. MEYeR, GRADUATE, LEIPZIG:| - E oo Coulter, Capt. O. H. Koss, G. M. Wilson, E. G. bid a eae — il ai a pos re | Alice Payne, Mr. John Gaines, Miss | Payne of Fostoria, Ohio, for reinstatement. | Sunday a party of fifteen masked white men | of Valparaiso to concentrate at the capital and nO, Organ, theory, ditius” Meyer | Sideration whatsoever. Rathbone and Capt. = 1 Take. i cue were Ser MOE a Gdamcios eiliees cater ank 7 Mr. Turner Day, ae Marshal, Payne was commander-in-chief in 1886, but was Precis mean a Lenrctae Ree 4,000 troops stationed at Coquimbo to proceed | })"thyd made voice of Mrs hursby. Eme some weird stories told in the little room, and ‘| ir. Markham Payne, Miss Klineschmidt, } i 4 olishi litics were discussed as a sort of seasoning to occasion. without price. What is the other condition? ‘The financial independence of the workingman, and what I mean is that he should have tor his Bland Payne, Mrs. ‘Marbury of Alexandria, Mr. Marbury, Mrs. Scriven, Mr. Baker, ly discharged for alleged misuse of the order's funds. This decree was approved cabin with all its furniture. They beat one in- mate in a shocking manner. Another was against Iquique. A dispatch to the Hamburger correspondence from Santiagotie Chile says that on the 19th — for vocal studies. 132; }ith st. - : tm 2. EPege te rok Pe Reoretary fit - by court-martial which met in Minneapolis | frre mf shocking r wes fi Tae Bre Foster suggested what = pleasant | io) such compencat Will give him if he | Williams, Mr. Foster Gaines, Miss Jonnio | Pye ac0rr Pavne now appeals. to. the Grand and feathered and his eue cutoff. A instant sixty unarmed youths, belonging to! 10... Cot eeesar ate te cakes upon 82 the | iSran cconomigal, industrious, fan of “good | P&YNe, Mr. Lee. Among the other bellos par- | 12st APril: ayne now sppeale, to, the Grand | third escaped by swimming the river. S00d families, while holding apolitical meeting | gos" RU, ‘the distinguished group in paper. ‘At tho wharf a magnificent display of fire- habits, the ability to secure for himself not only bis home, but that he may lay up some- ticipating were Miss Charlotte Nelson, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Spencer and Miss Roxio Scott. ordcr's funds in real estate, but says he did so because it was safer thane bank. When the ——_<e- —___ Another Sensational Trial at Abingdon. were massacred by a detachment of cavairy by order of President Balmaceda. ‘The massacre combined | school Preparatory English, School i ; hhas caused indignation among all classes gad Tipewrtinc, School of Jou ; ~ | thing besides.” And I say I thank God | 0" the stage as chaperones were Mrs. Hugh | money, $1,647.48, was demanded, he could not | _An Abingdon, Va., special to the Richmond ° n iz Spencerian Sch . orks, incinding several set pieces srt jgnivta. | these conditions doexistin this country today. | Nelson, Mrs. Howard, Mra. Day, Mra. Kline- | convert ‘tue property. quickly.” He’ nays he | Despatch enya. This city hed. wncther sonection sng che egnie ant i felt im London in the pend THE STAR is the Larcrst oy allan weed ie ho ald dune. | There is not a man in it, if he be economical | Schmidt, Mrs. Eppa Hunton, batt, eR | offered to give bond when elected commander- | today in the preliminary trial of P. T. Branch, | {78S °8! iB Chill, as it is believed that the | Srasiac, , cance ts =< strectom, Moterate sees aE Fah ree rm eae ary Stage lind been | 81d industrious, barring sickness and accident, | Payne, Mra. ‘Tutt and Mise Noble of New| ty-chict, but this was destined. Ho bad been | charged with the seduction of Miss Nannio | touding pander sear tel cepes eetene | Retina ets crulustesalwayetn te ‘a| Paper published in Washing- jeoch-n ; = ; sl been | char i : Na wast lead Open “every business tiny. Call Ofsend for howe Snes ng: erected. and from here the speakers addressed | }°" what can, secure, for himself not, only it | _ Several private suppers were given after the Sarees tin diatoerenbly andind teenclected | WBit, age sixteen, under promise of marriage. | speedy chd of the coutert, ‘Ihe English ator: | fated ; the crowd. ‘i wall, , PRESIDENT COULTER'S INTRODUCTION. President T. B. Coulter of the association in- troduced the speakers. In his introdectory remarks he thanked the association and its friends for their presence in such inclement weather. Their presence on such a night was characteristic of Ohio people. Ohio republi- cans were not afraid of a little wet weather at the beginning of a campaign. If Secretary Rusk had been at home he had no doubt that the bad weather would have been postponed. The excursion was a new feature of the asso- ciation, and in giving it he thongh it a proper sway of opening the Ohio campaign at the Wash- ington end, inasmuch as only a few days ago Maj. McKinley had opened his end of it so loriously in Ohio. Besides this, here in Wash- ington, where his achievements have been ac- complished, where he has legislated for the Je, it seemed but proper that some notice Thould’ be minde of it. Le referred to. the mans parties in the field in Ohio and the many platforms, and said he doubted himself if the ‘Voter had yet got through reading them. He speke of the cemocratic party as the party of opposition and said the republicans expected to meet it on that glan. He interspersed his carpets on his floor and enjoy in some degree the luxuries of life Now, my friends, if I don’t stop pretty soon I will be making a speech. I will say that this is one of the reasons with me why I favor a protective policy, because it gives to the labor- ing man of this country that compensation that enables him to be financially independent. I don’t know what would become of this country if our laboring men were brought down to the condition that they are in most of the countries of Europe. A YEAR OF THE M'KINLEY BILL. Now my friends the McKinley bill has had a year's trial. I think I can say to-night and to my democratic friends, that this one year's ex- perience has vindicated that bill. I challenge my demoeratie friends to-night to name one thing that has advanced in price in-conse- quence of the McKinley bill. ‘They said last year when I was a candidate. I was met every- Where with the statement, that the prices of goods were going You remember that in McKinley's district they sent out peddlers who sold their wares at higher prices, and blamed the Mckinley bill for the price of tin. We are going to have a tin plate industry in this german, and daylight dawned upon the clos- ing scenes of the most complete german ever held in Warrenton. On next Friday evening the ladies will give a german, and on Septem- ber 5 the last cotillion of the season will be One of the latest attractions is the bowling alley, where the youth and beauty of Warren- ton assemble every morning. Thus far Miss Hardin of Baltimore holds the palm for the highest score, making 196 in eight boxes. Whist is also indulged in, Miss Noble of New Orleans being the best’ lady player. Mr. Joseph Rice of Alexandria, who has been pass- ing several weeks here, is also an excellent whist player. SOME HIGH-BRED HORSES. Fauquier‘county is famous for its fine horses, and there are several breeding farms in the vi- cinity of Warrenton. Probably the most noted is that of Mr. R. W. Neilson, whose breeding stock is renowned. Mr. Neilson owns ‘*Circas- sian,” which he purchased from Wiitiam Waldort Astor when that gentleman sold his racing stock. A recent sale of fine yearlings by Mr. Neilson was made to certain reliable New York parties and good results are expected irom them. Mr.Samuel captain of his local camp. The Grand Com- mandery was called to order shortly after 2 o'clock ‘yesterday afternoon. It went into ex- ecutive session for the rest of the afternoon, the principal business being the reception of annual reports. eet ‘The People’s Party in Massachusetts. The state central committee of the people's party of Massachusetts met at Boston yeuter- day, George F. Washburn presiding. A thorough state organization was effected and it was determined to puta state ticket in the fiefd this autumn. After an extended debate a piat- form was adopted which indorses the action of the conference held at Cincinnati in May last; demands that United States treasury notes be issued in suiticient volume to transact the busi- ness of the country on a cash basis, such notes to be a legal tender and to be kept at par by being increased or decreased in volume in pro- portion to the population and the average mar- et price of a given number of commodities favors the establishment of postal savings banks; demands the enactment of laws which will prevent tax dodgingand favors a graduated The case was heard by two magistrates, and the court room was crowded, some disorderly scenes occurring during the examination. Branch denies the promise of marringe. Branch Was sent to the grand jury and bailed in $3,000. ————_+oo_____ He Wanted His Wife to Die. At Buffalo yesterday Howard D. Earle gave his wife dose of laudanum and when she threw it off he held a hammer over her head, forced her to take abigger dose and left her to die. A woman in the house later discovered Mrs. Earle’s condition and called two doctors, who resuscitated her and sent her toa hospital. Earle was arrested with a empty laudanum vial and a full vial of carbolic acid’ in bis pos- session. ——_~+-e+—____ A Verdict Not Approved. A special from Fredericktown, Missouri, Shortly before midnight last night the jury in the Gray murder case re- turned u verdict of not guilty. Judge James D. Fox discharged the prisoner, who immedi- ately started for her home, four miles south of town, @ free woman. Public sentiment is est in Nitrate, of which Col. North is the chief Tepresen‘ative, are and have been ail along friendly to the insurgents, and it is believed that it was true at their agency that the insur- gents received the arms wiici enabled thera to make their present attack upon the center of hilian territory. English sympathy with the insurgent cause is general and outspoken, and President Balmaceda is denounced as a anda usurper. The expedition taken in good time, as the Presi ute Errazuriz inust now be well ou _her way across the Atlan- tic, and the Pinto is following just as rapidly. THE BATTLE STOPPED BY DARKNESS, The New York Herald today publishes a spe- cial from Valparaiso which says: Darkness stopped the batile at Vina del Mar Beach, op- posite Valparaiso, which raged hotly all day Sunday, beiore any decisive result was reached, and, like tired gladiators, tie contesting armies rested yesterday and worked hard to get them- selves in the best possibie condition for the final bout which must soon decide the mastery of Chili. Balmaceda’s line of defense was strongly fortified, and was under the range of the gui from Fort Callac. ‘Time after time the rebels Gashed against the iines of the government 47 I STREET N.W. SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. During the vacation the tnterior of the pRiercune 4 thorough renovate : tect, atid the lholariy a our care, collece has. ‘The teaching stat in:wents of insure a thorough education to those a We are not experiuenting on the public by the intro- 0 Studion heels but to be fouowed to hat ction of new and untried systems, but sollow. Socetatis Jesu;* a method of teen sicmaliy successtul the last three humived 5 the sine result the it here, It is therefore our purpove to carry into effect exch and Ty detail of this well-tried oFedacaticn. I stenography, typewriting and e been enwraced, a a uid these branches, ‘stem: DOF shall we ove in our efforts until our puj lis have reached the Liki) standard of excellence attainable by this method bookkeep- as Well as German and French, will be taught without extra charge. ‘assisted UY typed Ene! perintend Arthur J. MeAvor, S.J. course ss open to thicse mot ton, with a general equipment and printing facilities three-fold greater and better than those of any other Washington paper; and, having the full Day Re- ports of both the New York Associated Press and the United Press, supplemented by an une- qualed service of Exclusive Spe- cial Dispatches from all promi- nent points in America and Eu- Tope, it prints more and fresher Telegraphic News than any = C. McMillan also’ possesses some fine racing | tax ‘upon inheritances; favors government ‘ troops, ony to be repulsed with great Llood- FIVE NEW other Washington paper can Fomarks with several witty anecdotes. | | COUNT ad ne eae tne roca yee? 2° | stock, and he is the owner of Scnator Stanford, | ownership of all meats of transportation and | @tCougly against the verdict. shed. “They were not the only sutterers, Low-| Competition heidat thevollese sertervee 1,.2and3. ibl ly, furnishing at Speaking of the people s party, le said it re- | eee aretolard waid to Weldbmon for mame | the celebrated racer, formerly the property of | communication, and when it becomes evident oo ever, for their artillery played’ with C. GILLESPIE, Possibly supply, furnishing minded him ofa country physicina he once pall pa ‘Given ‘another thing We will | the late P. T. Barnum, who rode the animal at | that any branch of commerce is used for the It Was the Delcomyn. telling “effect on the enemy, and their _au2ltr hi . knew who kept among his drugs one bottle la- oe ee berks ~.. tariff is | the head of his circus procession in the early | profit of afew men at the expense of the gen-| The steamer having on board a consignment rifles were not useless in ‘their hands. the same time a greater amount Belled “all sorts,” and in reply to & question | ae ae eee er teen over before, Ube tarif ie | days of his eventful career. Mr. James Mad. | eral public recommends that the people should | of gunpowder, which was shattered b; an ex-| There was little regret on eithor side when 4 Seer int he cone it foe nen eats etk | good logic, but in the face of our experience | Ux is A most enthusiastic. equestrian and | assume control of such commerce through | oy SuuPomder, which was Vigo, Spain, wae the | 4arktess came down and stopped. the bloody and better quality of Local, Setentd thet be hops if for men fficted with | pov louie: bat in the teeeict our cresience | 7i sq haces more than his tin, witch hs | theirmational, stave or mmnicipal siminut: La a paledemal cee, * wioaaly | Work: Under cover of flag of truce the ambi a ae tne he ss teri the people part poe eee | Zousqauon pm une thing tit ha een pro Bat, inked any unos tle acig and [tong “eapculy aavoosting, muneipal oual| Oocomrm xan the Dehomyr, me reviouty | lane and hop corp he opening aay aT | Domestic and General Intelli- iT oe g reg steeple chasing. The victories of “Neptune” | yaris. Q " . el sy during the night searching the fiel IBIAN UN: VENSITY. ea mr aces ers ei whem | ected tes hs icree apices ie | Soares ortad Shin cs wal Coors = Tone opine 7s var Beth steamer of for round ed cor fo ee, Wh muysiniuar Svea | gence, and a larger quantity oe aoe pe oe because of the genius of our people. Why, we | Washingtonians. latest acquisition 1s a Yesterday's Racing. . jeeecanrecisiaelllaioniinisiainsie: pour] it was expected the tight would Secretary Foster advanced to the platform, and assuming an easy position said: I know the people prefer to trip the light fantastic than to lisien to prosy speeches. I know that I am dealing not only largely with Ohio republicans, residents of the city of Washington, and that, rhaps, this little meeting tonizht of a tical character isa new feature in your possess ten times the inventive genius of ‘any other people that ever walked the earth. You ask why tuis iseo. Lanswer, who are the ventors of this country. They are the wage workers. Well, then, our democratic friend asks why don’t’ the wage workers im foreign countries possess this genius equally with ours. ‘There is quite a difference, my friends, among these wage workers. ‘The wage worker in fine animal. which he appropriately named “Escape,” superb jumper, having cleared five feet six inches with case. Mr. Maddux is now in training for the full races at Ivy City and Benning. 8. The Wrecked Party Rescued. The Brainard party, from Cincinnati and Pittsburg,which was wrecked on Chapel Beach, At Saratoga—Second race, purse $450, of which $100 to second, for three-year-olds and upward, one mile—Belwood won, with Lord Harry second and Cassius third. Time, 1.4334. Third race, purse $400, of Which 75 to sec- ond, for three-year-olds and upward, 6 fur- longs. The race was won by Lady Pulsifer. Balgowan wassecond and Lyceum third. ‘Time, Fatal Explosion of a Steamer's Bol A dispatch from Nuesath, a town on the Dan- ube. opposite Peterwardein, says that the boiler of the Danube Company's steamer Apostag ex- ploded yesterday, killing five people and ve- riously injuring two others. At the time of the explosion the Apostag was nearing Neusath, where she was to have taken on aboard a num- be resumed. Both armies had suffered se- verely, however, and neither appeared to be in & position to assume the offensive, and a pra: tical truce today, with no fighting, has been the result. It is generally believed that Ge ‘anto, the general commanding the rebel will attempt a flank movement when he sumes operations, and this the Balmace ta are doing everything in their power tofrustrate. te Dental Retoal opens ‘The Scien ite Bhool opens For cataloxues address: ig a0 JAMES C. WELLING, President. Acux Puoxosr, PHY AND Bostxess SCHO courne, ESTABLISHED IX YEARS. we Peatuasish Aritiiaetic, Speliime, Ty % eat Book. . ny, Typewriting, aud and higher grade of Original and Selected Literary Miscel- lany than any paper in the Dis- trict. ° i dena ate entertainment. We have in Ohio this year. as | America, after he has been here long enough | pictured Rocks, on Thursday last, was rescued 1.163. Fourth race, purse $400, of which $75 | ber of passengers. The injured people are in a To Pass Through the Pleiad. method of Shorthand the pnncipies of ‘iceman ‘ giated by your chairman, @ new parts. Rede ee acetinet Spana : | esieniay| ila bale-shecved contision by’ the eer este eee ey eee ee ay 8 | arose ao Prof. Barnard of Lick Observatory, Mount | Hpiiasy wncuuiel na tinceseatate yeesegent bf di q republic te be * " cae mngs—Worth won; Kosa H., second; MORENO rc 30 PEERS r = re Leen 0 jcsent ae raps the democratic, tht prohibitionists andthe |bo¥ to. send’ to” school, and he in| 80 Fishing Quoen. ‘The party consisted of of Orange, third. ‘Time, 110. Fifth race, puree Suicide in «Philadelphia Hotel Hamilton, aunounces that “an interesting phe- | and a suseter bate tose pea ee le's party. ’ By the way, there isn't a great EscPor diderence between the platform of this people's party and the democratic party. looking forward to the time that that boy of his may go to Congress—may become the gov- ernor Of his state—aye, even the presidency of the United States is within his grasp. Ira A. Brainard and wife and W. H. Brainard of Pittsburg and John R. Dave: i and J. C. Sheets and wife of 400, of which $75 to econd, for threc-year- olds and upward, 7 furlongs—Saivini won, with Centaur second and Cawood third, ‘Time, 1.31. Frank Johnson, aged about fifty years, @ guest at the Bingham Hotel, Philadelphia, shot himself in the head there Sunday night and was nomenon will be witnessed by astronomers during the 3d, 4th and 5th of September. Wolf's comet,whose return was first announced istit cnc.pal of the sehool. nx, Callor send for au20-3m_ and 4 number have been placed i Pamphiet. 3 Pat uw. ¥. J. MULVEY, Principal. Being delivered at the homes favor free coinage—unlimit. coin- : joing ashore at Chapel Beach the party took —_——r0o ————— . : LL SUMMEK HALF PRIce.—1HE GREATEST . of ailver. ‘They -are both for free trade. | know of a case where nine generations of men | feruge Ina cave, bug the gieum’ Lusch ‘cos | The Reservations Beenming Wiih Settlers. taken to a hospital, where he died yesterday | from the Lick Observatory on May 3 last will | AA 'covortuniy ever ofieed to Puma Cian, | Of Tegular subscribers for the democrats are for free whisky and the | Worked ata single trade. There was no hope | sunk by the storm. Though greatly weakened Maj. Weigel, inspector for the dnterior De-| Morning. Mr. Johnson arrived at the Bingham | P's throug! rigid emerge gc past peretiy, Crayon meet eet owe e's party for whisky at cost. A contest | for those men; nothing but to remain poor. | by a fust of three days, with no food but ber- é i nated day, after | 90 Friday last and registered as from New | 1 7o ei ino cpince, Uascver been seen to pass | nycujou tent. Stturdy cewgs. can | trifling sum of ten cents per EasGegue is Obio of uatinnsl moment “| Do you think the people in that position of ies, all the party are ‘well save Mra. shects, | Partment, returned to Guthrie yesterday, after | york. but from letters found on him he is be- | !!Tough the cluster. ‘This phenomenon will be | sui see ti wontsr-ai yroctes of see Pct at want to say to our friends all | life possess inventive genius? Now, my fellow | who is in quite a serious condition. The guides having completed an extended trip through | lieved to be a resi lent of St. Louis. of interest principally irom the ertaney) ‘oceul- Ke iSSON MOREE oo eS ion a week. THE STAR is much the over this country _ th: the initial | citizens, having said —— and I know | sent through the woods with provisions failed | the Sac and Fox, Kickapoo and Iowa reserva- oma ae ation of some of the considerabie stars, : yar f it irons, J i battle for the campaign of 18¥2 is being fought | there are gentlemen ind me who want to | to reach the party. tions. He reports that the Indian reservations Trouble With the Shoemakers, === — | $20.00 w on exbiuition. Paintings i i git im Obso now, ad it will end) on the dd of | tlk, iT doa vetop pretty oon Twill commence ae Peienea Oo wiarau ist reiny Sia eer] PAATEAT OEM eee EDUCATIONAL oe Gt Fuearssoti'sc’|CHEAPEST paper published in November, as I verily ve, With the triumph speec! He Has Seen the Holy Coat. some of whom have already platted towns an € = MERSON INSTIIUTE, istris of Wm. McKinley and the republican party. THE SIGNS BRIGHT IN OHIO. Rav: Peles Bihschbas, a vedecahis Redemp- | esixblished local governments at several places. pepe role pani pac rapes OUL Of Wasainaiun, on Ula Lishet” bet. Tend K ste. the District, as well as the Best. It is quite fushionable in the east here for Iwant to say that the signs are bright in| torist priest, has looked upon that ject | It wasknown that afew had entered the lands | tional union help, owing to inability to ar- 50 Andtal,,BOARD AND TUITION, | Men an! Boyan FORTIER Sea eee oF oun load intelligence to got megwampian tenken- Ohio. We are fighting one of our old-fash-| of venrrotion in the Cathe int Brent object | contrary to the provisions of the laws, but no | tinge @ new price list. The old list expired | S15O Amie BOA , amiiitary. acadesay | ve Se a cies. I don't want to offend any one’s feelings, . fede te of veneretion in the Catholic church, the holy | one suspected that such great numbers had | July 1, since which time unsuceessful efforts | (boye); thoroutu, tastrarton om ae, academy | ares tor Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Johns Hop- but it does get quite fashionable here. When — feegern aa a = Leaps cout. “It was in 1844 that the sacred garment | swarmed in. Maj. Weigel has recommended | have been made to fix upon a new one. The . Kins, Leuieuand ster Oolleres ha Uuigersibes; for . You people get into the civil service you are iy ie wi on stump every day two | was last ed,” suid Father Frischbier ii that two troops of cavalry be sent to drive out | § i ill id pric aval Academies ané ness, a 4 careless about the republican party; more | or three times. I don't care how many camels | j-terview cesterday wand on tee ane va aul aaatvatea abel fie totus eee boys between band 2236 aitcourse i careless than if your conditions were different. (Campbells) there are or how many humps interview yesterday, “and on that occasion I the intruders, and it is reported that orders to that effect have already been issued from the grant an advance r by the workmen. ior boys Uetween Sand 12 years of age. AfUll course in inodera lancusses, I want to cal? your attention to the fact that|they have be has got to rum The | ¥@* twice permitted to eee it. | The celebration | War Department. Si | burinc’ the aration the buildme has tee thor- retty much all that is great and glorious in Prod © | began on August 15, which is the feast day of = A Colony in Ttsel a: se : FOES IH | ouetiy ra ee ae is country has been the work of the republi, wee oe mie sacar x Oho aon | St Y ggog clingy ened eneceee (ee ‘To Kemove Almy to a Safe Place. ‘Mrs. Rebecca Rubenstein arrived at the New OCRVITLE SABHA, (ROCKVILLE, wp. | tte Voy of tie Primacy Departivent, wad no expense THE STAR'S circulation in can party. Its mission is not ended. it has| was two years ago. Iemember that you are | ®&i have brought it to ‘reves trom the | ae New Hampshire supreme court hee been | York barge office yesterday from Odessa, bring- REPTEMBEA 14 thirty umuatonsroin Want | has bee in prepara cn forthe work Of fhe neat és . 5 ork yet to do, and I don’t care whether a man | republicans and that you havea respect for| Holy Land. ‘The exposition lasted until Octo- |_| The Now Hampenire supreme court hae bean | | i eee twenty-four children.” Then: | HRCKN ST MABONT E'S. Foe Henorwe, sauce W; | Fone, For artic as. Buus. | the City of Washington is more Gceupies a place in the civil service here | frec institutions, and that these are Lest pro- | ber 6, and was at first held from an early hour | P “ _ im Washington or not he is a citizen of this ages ranged from one to twenty-five years. OCK HILL COLLEGE, \ i a ] CoD"s COMMERCIAL OQLLEGE, . in the morning until late in the evening. But | removal of Murderer Almy to a proper place of | ® = RGinnutted by tuo tretbersof the christian Setoots, | W CSTE Gantt ee ay Ree & o, than three times larger than pape a eapp lag blo Lanes, eee mance of the republican | this wes not long encagh to give the throngs 6 confinement, Prof. Conor of Dartmouth, who |The Rubensteins are in good circumstances | situated upon the nope of one o: tin pietteeans | Thistellece wks eatabibed ieee ey Oe been allegiance to that party. ‘FHE CUABACTERISTICS OF THE TWO GREAT PantiEs. The two great political parties, like indi- viduals, have their distinguishing character- SOLICITOR GENERAL TAPT'S REMARKS. Solicitor General Taft closed the speech- making. He corroborated all Secretary Foster chance to let their eyes rest on the relic, so after the first three weeks it was exposed day and night without interruption.” ——— set Almy’s leg, speaking of this matter said: “That man is notin a safe place; with the plas- ter and bandage on his limbs he would be a and will settle in this city. The father of thi interesting family also accompanied his chi dren to thiscountry. Mrs. Rubenstein is forty- five years old and is stiil plump and pretty. Mus overlookum Elacot! City. Howard 51. HILDA'S SCHOOL, MORRISTOWN, constant! beat cominercial institution tham 150 pupils wore euruised Uuntli at present it is one of nese f the ‘on. fast year. Pauu’s lance Spite eit sche ane de that of any other newspaper, and the number of its readers more . i lively fellow for a little while, and with the aid —— +00 N. J. | “studies: Bookkeeping, arithuetic, - i r, istics. "The republican perty is the acerentve | 28d said about Ohio and its present condition. | sxnocked Out by Hle Basiness Manager, | Lively fellow for « little while, and, Three Hundred and Forty Perienea. |S, Alwurhine Weilth your (ging | ing. sramuars bueness pretence, wel (than five times as many. As of While the Secretary wasin the northern part! Jim Hall, the Australian pugilist claiming | ° The proprietor of the Wheelock House has ‘advices in Paris f ji _ De tuticne” ) SPERMINE ahd shortuand. “Yerms: 1 mo. €9: 3 perez of this country. It is the party of Saad ken dx a prop The latest advices in Paris from Martinique Dita | a io ‘Keopens Sept. 1. Utiice, ought and genius. It is the party that «ces | Of the state he had betn in the southern part | the middie-weight championship of the world, | peremptorily ordered the removal of Almy . — things. Our democratic friends, on the other band, constitute the party that is conservative— party of opposition—and they occupy a very Yaluable place among the people of this coun- try. They are valuable as critics and can often and found the republican column moving strong toward victory. McKinley's name was on tue lips of every ‘republican and they are giving him enthusiastic support, and he will pile up such @ majority as will remind us of came near being killed in a bar room at Mount Clements, Mich., Monday night. He got into a quarrel with his business manager, Charles E. from the hotel. Gov. Tuttle yesterday stated that, in his opinion, Mrs. Warden, mother of the murder- er’s victim, who gave ‘the information to the say that 340 persons perished in the recent hurricane, without counting the shipwreck fatalities. The bulk of the shipping having been lost, the governor has permitted foreign COURT F. WOOD, LL.M., Principal. LL, A BOARDING AND DAY iPHE MEDICAL, DENTAL departnetits of Howard D PHARMACEU- versity, will open, an advertising medium it there- fore stands without a competi- tor, whether either ExTENT or Davies, known as “Parson” Davies. / — | officers that led to the arrest of Almy, was en-| vessels to engage in coast trade in order to Forest Guetly MAS) il reopen Sete | OS TC VIS, Ml. De Beceetady, Eig Saauas ede 5 aes etiticie us and hold us op. perhaps, toa | 4! times. ho dat do th After an angry word or two Hall struck | titled to the reward of $2,500 offered by him in | supply the needs of the bitanis, Principal. L Quanity of circulation is con- Righer discharge of duts. but I'want to say to Sets Sees i aeiaene viciously at Davies with « bottle, ‘The big the name of the state. ——_ro —_—_—_ MAEXEAND, CHARLOTTE HALL.—1774—cua 436 % 8. FORMERLY Tas ioTH, § ee intelli my democratic friend, if he is here tonight, - ‘© | prize fighter’s arm was caught by a bystander, Sone ree eee ee nee Supposed to Have Keen a Murderer. 2UL lotte Hii School, St. Mary's coanty, Md.—iNv Tha gent that the people of this country dont want you | ticket placed in the field is the strongest legis- | Pur antuive hinnelf tree Hall attempted to re~ Germany and the Fair. sidered, t the intelly Situation Unsurpassed ior keath, thorowsn Misses Kerr's boards a SNS eat pre te wie Bel : ; About 5 o'clock yesterday afiernoon a young | Situstiot weurvswed ior Jewith. thorvuiciy Eu asa governing party. Among the great ac. | tive Caled * es im years. | peat the blow. Davies, being at bay, grabbed | Chancellor von Caprivi of Germany has] men appeared at Mulford, twelve miles north | Sores.” Board aut auiioee ieee sha, NEE abet public thoroughly understands Presa imacil considen of the foanire. and Derape they wil ot accept he mugger: | fail powerful Wi Tunged Beka ea |eeeted tthe request, made by the Unite | FCintiontyand at the point of a revolver | Slates sean a sc Secured Se MIS Femember well when I was a country merchant | tien They pretend to be very much opposed | the knife, striking him in the throat’ ad ere. | States minister, the Hon. William Walter | Gomanded food of sevcral-persona and got it. | M5 on aypiication. “KW. SILVESTER, Principal. | onan, Soice, violin flute, ‘comet, de. Pree save that we had to getacounterfeit bank note to Mr. Sherman as a candidate for the Senate. ‘This, be said,was all wrong, and that they were ting a terrible gash from chin to ear on the Phelps, and will allow Herr Wermuth, the Ger- He retreated out of the village and shot him- W8 tages.” O. BBULLAKD, Ditectur. aug-1m" these facts and acts upon them detector and every bill that came in we had to e Fight side, and narrowly passing the jugular | man commissioner to the Chicago Columbian | self dead. ‘There are suspicions at Muliord that | GT. GEORGES HAUL FOR BOYS. ST, GEORGE'S, | 3()7 D ST. N.W. FRENCH LEssons, PRO-|iS conclusively shown by the examine to see if it was good or not. We had | Sing the course which, if they continue with | yein. moe fair, to accompany the American commission- | he was the real Columbus Grove bank robber Sai ee ner a healthy comer’ j BOT reste ay i: C aleoeediongl y a red dog, blue dog and ail kinds of dog | the sockless and senseless, will necessarily make ———_+e+ ‘when they, return to the United States, | #24 murderer. Situation atid reasonable teruis; bvat Wasuiuctou and} _#tuslin SUV Tuupnomme | Steady and rapxl growth of the for money. In those days we bed ted. | Sherman Senator again from Ohio. It may be, mks, econo Aaseciulioa, gro when they return to the United States eet a TS Bualtiuore references: ie | Very serious troubles. One of these remains he said, that they will see this and leave the OBWOOD INSTITUTE, N The national brewers at their session in St. | ghort preliminary visit to Chicago, where he will Thrown From Their Wagon, FIRST-CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR | paper’s business both in circula- now—that is, we had the trouble to get the | CoMtest to the republicans. ; oe ion in St. | short p nary) hicago, ” MiGlagionic ast Sint ncaal tl ASS BOARDING, SCHOOL TOR is = money and the next trouble was to pa prhpr | palpcesspeme JOEY Louis yesterday considered recommendations | arrange all the minor detaile of the German | Rev. Fran der rmerly = Ko /ASHINGTON, ‘order to fill existing ¥ ¥.0. Boi at y get ri to change the constitution. Beyond changes | exhibit, and will then return to Berlin, te-| Miss Gabrielle Greeley, daughter of Horace x 110, Puiiadeiphia, Ba. A Select and Limited Boarding and Day School for | tion and advertising patronage. Sect tine oine @ aces \ . Med! 45 ‘feclitate routine business the prineiyal | Port to the goverument and be ready to aait | Grosles, wore thrown from thelr carriage at LAND SCHOOL FOR GIRIS, Saxby | Youne Ladieeand Lide gina. oi < pay in a bill he thought was money al wake | (2° Marine Band moved into the new pavilion amendment was one permitting the ch: ‘¢ | German manufacturers in preparing their ex-| West Chester, N.Y., Sunday by collision with Md., recpens Sept. Up the next morning aud find that he simply | "4 dancing was in order. A heavy shower, the national headquarte rh ch vow in | bibite —_—_—_ee______ Rages, Deli were Dee taet wermients he 20, "Address the nara ~ig--a-y had so much paper in Lis pocket. Why did | however, pat every one to flight, and at 10:30 | He Rational headquarters, which are now in win Suicide Identified. PRPEr a ertuer informe | CABELL. oe we have that condition of things? It was be. | the boat moved off, arriving home about 12:30. | New York. A more central location is desired. The Wihnington J Lost in the Fog. ton address Hiss Wisk, A. cause of the narrow views powessed by onr | Everybody had a good time, and the few demo- | The matter wes laid over. A lot of reports wore | Harry ¥. Williams, a manufacturer of Chi-| police Officer Guy G. March of Haverhill, | my Simms. Mu. ee friends»—the democratic party. ‘The war came on—the republican party came into power. Of Recessity it had to reform our financial condi- crats who went along to see how things went were free to admit that the affair was a mosi enjoyable one. The following were the com- read by delegates. The matter of the Anheu- ser-Bush boycott will be taken up Wednesday or Thursday. ‘The next most important matter cago, arrived at Wilmington yesterday and identified the man shot dead on the causeway early last Friday morning ashis single brother, Mass., who, with his family has been taking a vacation at Salisburg Beach, wont out to sea PPseoral Wier scH00L, ‘Near Alexandria, Va. " to be acted upon is the matter of consolidati 5 with his wife in small boat Sunday, and up L. M. BLACKFORD, M. A., Princ Fecelved in primary devartusent weed Soya gunaer te tion. What do you tind it did? yg oes om Alphonso | With the brewers’ union of the Paeiie coust, | James B. Williams, aged twonty-five years, of | to this morning they had not beeu heard frome | ¢. 1. G/MINOM Lis Di, dashes Peal, aa a Point. SILVER MOSEY Ov Tux nErUDLicay Panty. | ,, Gonerl comminecs E. Lowry, M. J. | Which number 800 men. ‘The latter is not affli- | Chicago, The deceased committed suicide be-| A heavy fog prevailed, and it is feared that} 5.40. ‘The 531 year opens Sept. 30, 1801. Ex- Note This in First you will find in your pockets silver | Foote, Charles Matthews and J. W. McKinley, | ted with the national union aud steps will be | cause of deapondency in not securing work at | they have been lost. tensive luproveneuts In buudings aid. acco -inoda- | ACADEMY OF THE HOLY cRoss, certificates, gold certiticates, national bank | Reception committees—Grounds: Col. J. if, | taken to bring it into the fold. civil engineering at the works of the Pusey & Hons. “Catalozues sent, “Jy ttvocl For Youne Latics snd itis ieta, . notes, silver dollars, greenbacks—ev. of | MeGrew, W. J. Rannells, 8. H. Robison, Col. E. ———_+eo—___ Jone poeapany 3a pane He wrote fe van manera for eeeer real estate | ASR ARUNDEL ACADEMY, MILLERSVILLE. ‘Will reopen Sept. 14, 1501.” au2ete THE STAR gives the exact equal value. If I were to ask you what kind of | Hayes, Potter, W. H. Crowell, A. ¥. Faced Death With Her Child: is brother e was going to commit the . E. Desgicld, a prominent a = i pe aot . : i anes you had in your, pocket you could not | Childs, A.C, Tonner, Homer. C. Jones, Wa | here was a deplorable sccident yesterday Gay Modiiete atlecsecie Wininetes Tats Beeeed ia ins tae Skat at © | Se ee ee Cintbreparstions ramaumarions.scocess. | figures of its circulation every i: ¥ Wo Youdon'teare. Good | May . Le. : FL " = ts —_ : . - ‘privete iessons. . ee Fee alanis, coed around this | mond, 2- EL imple, Harry D. Armetrons, | enn eerie crak ee creel) | body mill ba shipped to Cleago fox interment: | 51° Cn cavar ria baw’ Sogesiable “motes tor NEW winbsox coniear. ‘cdueation, attention to those whose ei eke week, and cheerfully opens its planct, a» I have reason to know to my sorrow. | Charles * gy a A. Grosvenor, 0. | Ironic and Beattyville road near Nicholasville, et ee ae ee re a ver- | 118 sam of €1,700. STATA Gan Wink ou ate bese nevlected. “Preparation for costae, A few years I my two danghter oss, J. M. Craig, Charles L. Curtiss, Owen | Ky. The regular train had just go: WINDSOE BUSINESS. : f due. i your ies that ever went abroad—th ‘loor commitiee—C. C. Helmick, Rine- - lore versy 5 q ° . Prould spend every cent of money I gave ‘aon hart, SP. Jobmon, Howard Ferguson and W. = Pidseaed hepa ported faye ee A Chicago dispatch saystrouble is apparently Aeoopfanchtigracryed paces, ams ie pdeertbeond pn ack A MSELL NAL Deni T —————_————— | rooms to any person having in- ms ce i 4 's in- iow Windsor aa. phar llcong) Bape ey al ele ee and in the middle of it Mrs. , ‘again brewing between the national commission HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. I gave them $200 in American bank notes. I ——— A Bloody Fight in a Church. Richardson and her three children, eight, six and four ears, were walking. The mother huddled her of the world’s fair and local directory and lively times are looked for when the national com- terpolations in regard to tho attempted revolt of December3. Anew ministry has been formed, ‘TOWN SEMINARY COMPRISES FIAGi College and bluse and AN Comersntor ok 723 14th st. aw. terest in the correctness of its ro > . school jor wizis. Send ior catalogue. “Kev.¢. | Openall summer. Lower summer rates Preparing | Statetiit that its patrons oon fiseoy sel soe Cae a ny inat FOU} A bloody affray occurred yesterday at the | little once around ‘her and, lik ‘tone, faced | misuion meets a week from tomorrow. The | With SeuorBorgono as pre and minister of EDY, A.A. 21-D., President, Hagerstown, Md | for collere m apectaity, ents, So its come bac! zy : ject | Charek of the feet-washing Baptists at Mountain | the death that was coming. ‘She and two of the wet, Behor Elnoe 06 mu of foreign affaizs | _3ri¢=m. ; isely hi ch and me back to New York whether Iean micet acer ihe | first row will undoubtedly develop when Di- | tnd'sgonor Catbajal as minister of fmeses. SaistaaRTeISiaS Risa tiee Branches, Box York, Boston, Phlldeiphia, know precisely how mu JgS.oF Ret” Fortunately I was there to meet | Hall, near Greenville, S.C. ‘The mountain | Gils were struck a fig! the third child | rector General Davis presents his report to the M per jeer Une of the tou shane; | Ree RejiLanden. “Also enmuner Shey A . = Seat ince and postage stay fel Well 1 | chs, of fiat neighborhood are generally | Crouched her down at the outer edge of the | omission, showing, that practically nothing A Cocducational University. Sark ee Sek terrae meal : *! | what kind of publicity they are oak wid poe ee ane left. “Well.” 1] moonshiners, and two leading families, Dur- bridge, where the engine just missed her. has been in the departments of ‘Miss Susan B. Anthony is authority for the | jelzeo-t5t" J. SHOMTLIDGE (raie), A.M., Prin. MiSsBALcers ve : they ent, we dont now Ta ae 708." | hams aud Howards, are divided into hostile Stlssioucre Ga Eek hae censed the deisy ‘oun | statement that there is a project to build in BYQOREVILIE ACADEMY PREFARES FOR i estes olery, 1 ou = By om | getting when they buy space in Many, in Italy.” So [repeat that this | clans. ‘The Strike Not Settled. r a Roek WN. Y., niversity, which t, the counting oF the uni . | Someus onamanensee vicn = Plsuet American mouey iw good everywhere. | Richard Howard led a party of his kinsmen| The officials of the Lake Erie and Western Suceasnen te sussdnloe Doiatnsen mcacones | we seetecitaadan eoneser age b= ecm eem sets, &, 5, TS, =<. | its columns. SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS. ire raid on the church yesterday while the | railroad have made s move and they seem | for chief of horticulture, and the fourth nomi- = zl OUT OF WASHINGTON. Did you ever think, my fellow citizens, what | Copsfesation were assembled. Luther Dur-| confident that it will proro decisive. ‘Twe | Dution, John M. Sami Kentucky, has Steel Making Experiment. og we BS ae Sopa Ie one, A PRactioaL EDUCATION, froain win acy ind Lasky democratic |i hac edcrigok to arnt tham Joan p00, United, Slate marshal ‘havo ar. | been inng up Sail the doctor determine | At Chatanoogy Toon. yenorday the South | uric atsn tal ai ry a i | friends what did you ever do in bringing about | Howard fired on Luther Durham, wounding | rived at Lafayette, Ind., and served Eminott | Jocal board to UndernOed te tate ected an, | orn Tron Company made @ successful test of a | Sy SePepments. © On the Washington and Ohio this great result? Nothing butopposition from | bim mortally. Durham then shut’ and ki Lynch and John Cooper, two of the it will have « California man for the place, | 2¢W steel making process, making a good qual- Fevouns Youne Tv STAR is the onl Beminning to ead. (So now, ‘my friends, this | Mamena Howard. Dick Howard was also alot, | with « notice to appear before the federal cours | preferably Shorb, of Peasdone amg Lee arpaiee, 1ty of Bemomar basic. from southern white jarrentcn. Va. Fee Owls taneee e ‘HE is ly paper Saancial question is @ troublesome one. ‘The | but las disappeared. The Howards were | a; Indianapolis the first Monday is Geuecn | The divestor however, has the power | with no mixture. “The product was of the pied * 5 that thus takes Fepublican, party stands before the country | routed, but the congregation dispersed without | o¢ aunanabolis th them from in-| of nomination. To force him to name Mr.| quality. ThE in Washington us and sess that every dollar, whether it ir a silver | concluding the communion service. This makes in with the company’s busi- | Shorb the ‘may reject all other nomi- FSO ORETONY SPE BE See cortiicate or a gold certidcate, » greenback, « | five vietinte of the feud in that neighborhood | news John MeHlagh hee hoe eee, nations for the office with » view to foroing the| It is that the Russian government is the public into its confidence, national bank note, a gold ora silver | within three years and one of the Howard clan | defend the men, and the matter will be director general's hand. about to place partial embargo on the export dollar shall be the equal of every other dolia, | is now in jail here under sentence of death for At Indianapolis’ “An effort to secure service on passcht une WER nS of cate. and few papers anywhere are polie: publican party. | murder. others strikers was ‘The cathedral authorities of Treves have i it. This i Our democratic frieuuts in Ohio declare fer free eral Bradbury, tenden: given understood material mensronRe ee ” —e Benny lr lees in ete | RAM orm yt Antena | Hane apres Sa Gone | ay ome eect sedast| "alte ener eens Fe nicuschesiicantintnehe debasement of our currency. It means that Ala, last night by © switch | arrived in the city Sunday night. No A odaed to 8, of, het, or cold