Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-28


POLICE REPoRTs-First Precinct- James
| Dekins, John Taylor, assault and battery; for
hearing.
Second Prscinct.-Mary Shed, threats, also
throwing stones bail for peace and $2 fine.
John Dowd, assault and battery; dismissed.
Mary A. Lilies, disorderly; 81. Ellen Holmes,
do; SO.
Fourth Precinct-Margaret Fleet, grand lar
ceny; dismissed.
Sirh Precinct-Elsy Payne, violating mar
ket regulations; IS. George Baltzer, violating,
corporation ordinance; SIO9i. John Wineger,
do. $40 "a. William Munder threats; bail for
peace. Theodore GalIaher, drunk and disor-
Derby; 49, John Cronin, do workhouse Rose
Miller, threats; security for peace.
Third Precinct-Georee Beatley, throwing
| stones: VIM. Noaks, selling liquor to soldiers;
| Agnes Cochran, Mary Anderson, drunk; Jas.
| s. Butler, disorderly dismissed. James 5.
| Coleman, robbery; bail for court. Jas. Murphy;
drunk and disorderly: S2Ii.
Tenth Precinct-FrancIs Kane and John
Haggerty, peddling without license; S2053
each. Jas: Horle, malicious mischief; Sl094.
Josephine Miles, vagrancy; workhouse Patk
Bruins, drunk; military. Annie Sullivan,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Samuel
Gate. dsorderly; so %. David Conner,
sleeping III tie street; dismissed.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Henry
Lightner, drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
George Washington, grand larceny; bail for
court. Mary Mclaughlin, drunk; James Ken
ney, George w. Fishel, and David Price, do.
and disorderly; Spencer Corn, and James
Powell, drunk; dismissed.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Samuel
DAVIS, disordeIly; $40. Sophia Schmidt, do;
dismissed. A. Il. Jones, drunk: g. Anne
Williams, drunk and disorderly; do. NJ. y.
Perris, do; SO.
IL The funeral OF Colonel Thoburn, form
erly commander of division in the Army OF
West Virginia, took place at Wheeling on
Tuesday, together with that of Sergeant Jen-
kins, who was killed at Cedar Greek The
funeral ceremonies were conducted at the
Capitol building, and were Of the most i'm
pressiye character.
FA thick pamphlet has just been pub
Gsned to prove that Presidents Harrison and
Taylor were assassinated by poison in the in
terest o 1 the South, and that The mysterious
National Hotel epidemic ii 1897 was the result
OF a similar attempt on the lite Of Mr. Buch-
anan. .r
ECounterfeittwo's on tie Agawan Bank of
Springfield Mass, have made their appear
ance They are intended for u fac simile OF
the genuine, but the latter has the word two
in red below the name OF the Bank, and the
counterfeit has not. The signatures are en-
grayed.
~ On account of the murder by guerilias OF
the mail carrier of the Totten Hospital, four
guerillas, calling themselves Confederate cap.
tains were taken from the Exchauge ge Barracks
az Louisville, Kentucky, and shot on Monday
last.
~ The soldiers wives and widows en-.
ployed by the Government in New YORK arc
asking for an increase of pay. A petition TO
that effect has already received more than 5000
signatures - 80 ee E -. u
~ A company formed in Philadelphia for
securing cheap coal, by renting coal prop
erty for q series OF years and mining, Ii for the
mutual benefit of the shareholders, has proved
a complet successe so far - - -.
- The 7th United Sca1es Infantry Regiment,
lately encamped at Fort SCHUYLER, Ny, is .
under orders to 60 10 the front, and embarked
for James River on Tuesday.
~ The propeller ronaw anda exploded her
boiler at Chicago on Monday night and became
a complete wreck. One n,du, it is said, was
killed. and five men were wounded.
III Capt Braine snd bis associates, VINO
were arrested at Bermuda, after capturing
and burning the Roanoke, have been hoera'eo.
~ Red Oak be a. the famous race mare
"Idlewild" in the four mile race a'S'' Louis
on Saturday. Time 7.67, 7.33
~ Gen. Sheridan in early life was news
bow An exchange Gays ne circutated news
then, but makes it now. - e.
M potatoes were selling @ few days since
in Toven,Ty., ,OrIesns coanty, Vt, at twenty.
five cents per bushel tssE
.x Tbe Legislature Assembly of Vancou.
,,sr,s T land have passed resolutions fayoring
a federal union with British Columbia. I } =
sg- The New York Herald says that np-A
wards Of 100000 votes will be cast in that
city az the Presidential election.
eE Prince Alberts tcmb as Frogmore will
cost half q millions OF dollars. r.. 1907 VIA
u Louis Napoleou has sent 20 Meine for
four pairs OF matched horses. '-' 80
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