Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01
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80. The wife OF Bea!e, the dentist, who was
convicted for the outrage on Miss Nudge, has
peh 10 the pbDlfc Tor signers to petition
which ia being circulated, asking a pardon
from the Governor.
80. Mrs. Barnett, an actress ct the Peoples
Theatre in st. Louis, had two of her ribs
broken, and it Is feared that her skull was also
fractured, by the falling on her of q scene.
while performing at the theatre on Tuesday
night.
80. Ole Bull and Strakosch were arraiened
before the City Court at Louisville, on Satur-
day, for not paying the city license for their
concert After paying the tax they departed
in peace.
80. Rev. F. G. Zeinner, pastor of Luth.
eran church at Pittsburg was tried in that
city few days ago on the charge of interfer-
Ing with the William Tell Lodge of Odd Eel.
lows, while performing funeral services over
the remains of member Of the order. He
was convicted. Sentence deferred.
go. A monument cf italian marble has been
placed In the Unitarian Church at Quincy.
Mas, By Charles f. Adams, to the memory
ct bis father, president John Q. Adams.
1t is surmounted by bust of the deceased,
executed by Pc sers, the American sculptor.
....A recent letter from Jas Watson Webb.
denies on the very highest authority, the re-.
ports that Mr.. Belmont had negotiated a loan
ior Russia after the Dutch Government had
prohibited any such loans being negotiated in
Holland; and that he, acting as the agent of
the Rothschilds. violated this order and in
Soked the sanctity of his diplomatic charac.
ter to cover his illegal negotiation, and asserts
that there Is not one word Of truth in any por-
ton Of this charge, or the shadow of ground
Ehere0n to base it.
80. Hon. Truman Smith has recommended
his legal career in New York city, in company
with Ebenezer Seeley, a New York lawyer Of
high repute.
49,. Il. J. Walker and T. Butler King passed
through Washington city, last evening, on
their way to Texas, We hear We presume
tnelr business is to induce the Governor of
that State to accept the stocks they offer. to
secure the contract for the Texas Great Western
Railroad. From our personal knowledge of
Governor Pease we feel assured that thew
will never obtain his assent to their plans nm.
Iii they deposte security quite as good as stocks
Of the Government Of the United States
80. We learn that Mr. Wolcott, late mana
ger of the Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore.
has resigned his position, for which he re-.
csived $1,000. John E. Owens, the comedian,
has been engaged in his stead at a salary of
500 per week.
.... Honorables Smith Miller of Indiana
8. A. Smith of Tennessee, j. C. Breckinridpe
Of Kentucky, NJ S. Latham of California, +.
Bocock OF Virginia, A. K. Sellers of Mary
land, s. Adam' of Mississippi, w. Shannon of
Ohio, w. A. Harris of Missouri, and w. Allen
of Illinois, ere among the late arrivals in this
city.
80. On the 18th ultimo, Daniel UlImann
returned from the Know Nothing convention
at Cincinnati, and on the arrival of the train
It Dunkirk his name was mentioned as among
the passengers, when a shout went up from
those congregated there. Some thought he
was elected Governor, after all, and were
specially excited By the supposed news. Others
were quite as wild with hopes for the future as
connected with the cause he was supposed es-
pecially to represent. On the whole, quite an
enthusiasm was got up for Ullmann and the
cause Of Know Nothipgism.
n The other day, while the Canal Bank at
Cleveland was under duress, the soap man with