Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16
KILOGRAMS. &c.

A dispatch from Nashville says At Jack.
son, Madison county, Tennessee, Thursday
morning, . prominent citizen named Hart wa
M his arms The militia went round compel.
ling citizens to give up their arms. The mur-
der is said to have been most cold ld-bfooded
and atroeious one. The citizens collected to-
gether and commenced to arm for the purpose
of driving the militia from the place. United
States troops were beng pushed forward to
the scene Of disturbance. and q general riot
Ting depredations on citizens IN various locali.
ties. (This dispatch Is probably an exaggera-
tion.-ED.) II. 81 '#a 81 - .i
Three BOYS were injured in Buffalo, N. Y,
Saturday morning by the explosion Of glass
bottle containing gunpowder. One OF them,
named John Fem, son Of Timothy Fem,
clothier, on Exchange street, was terribly cut
over tn right temple. One Of his eyes, the
legs. and other portions of his body are badly
cut with theshiyered glass, and his life Is dss-
paired OF.
Yesterday afternoon the corner. stone OF the
new cathedral, Holy Gross. in the course OF
IcOnstruc ction at the corner Of Maiden and
Washington streets, Boston, was laid with
imposing ceremonies, In the presence OF an
monies, Archbishop McCloskey, of New ork,
delivered an address. The estimated cost Of
the cathedral is 81 ,5OO, 600.
| John T. Ford, proprietor OF the Holiday
Street Theater, Bal imoIe publishes card in
this mornings papers, stating that in cor Sc
quence of q wouna in the hand, received acci-
dentally on Thursday evening last, and by
advice of his medical atren1ant Mr.. booth has
concluded to suspend his engagement IN that
city for few days Otherwise Mr. Booths
health is not affected. -tdf 1t fNF 81 ~
A dispa ch announces the arrival at San
Francisco of the steamer Colorado from Japan
with three hundred and seventy passenger
and eleven hundrt d IONS freight. One Ameri-
can and two Englishmen had been murdered
[ hoh Aet~
ty.three native Christians.
Arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday, the
double ender Lenapee, from Key West. She
was board by DR.. Cooper, the quarantine
ofhcer, who found two cases OF yellow fever.
Two other vessels were ordered to quarantine,
The negroes vote for the first time in Vir.
ginia to-day, when the citizens of Richmond
vote on the subscription of two millions OF
dollars to the Chesap1 Ike and Ohio Railroad
Three steerage passengers were killed and
two seriously injured by the explosion Of the
gun of the steamer Deutchland, In New York,
Saturday.
The ship Kearsarge, from New Orleans for
Boston. put into Newport, Rhode Island, with
fire in her cargo Of cotton. The fire was ex.
tingushed, and the cargo will probably not be
greatly damaged. '....s
Out Of I've telegraph operators stationed at
Galveston, Texas. but ore Is aple 10 attend to
business, 2 the others are all down with the
yellow fever. There were seventeen inter-
ments yesterday.
A fire in Cincinnati Saturday night destroy.
ed five warehouses at the corner of Sixth and
Baymiller streets, owned by w. B. Muller L.
Go. Loss 100000 There was only q small
Insurance.
General Gordon Granger arrived in Mem
phis on Saturday night, TO take command of
his regiment. Judge Swayne is also there.
1t is understood that the military In Tennes-
see will obey the writ of hd6eas corpus In
young Millikens case.
General Griffin died at Galveston, Texas,
at II q clock yesterday morning.
The steamer E. o. Knight arrived in New
York yesterday from Washington.