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g-New Albany has become the g retra Green
Of the West, TO judge from the number OF rum
away marriages chronicled in that place; thew
have averaged three week for The wear. The
sing ul1rity Of the last affair was that the rirl
rHn away win the young man-hsr parents he.
ing willing. but the guardian Of the youn .
man, who 10 q minor, saying no. The names
Of the parties are John T. Houston and Mis-
ThOmpSOu. -
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Baltimore marIe.. To.as,.

SaL-IEUKz, Nov. ii.-Co-ron du!l and un-
changed. Flour quiet ard unchanged. Corn
hrme- Tor LeG whiJe, a. -5a9a cent; yellow. 81
CNIs uuiI at G;alJ Rye unchanged PORK
firm a S29aS.a 50; Bacon firm: RiS Sides. i, >:
Clear do. IS; shoulders, SI3s ali; Hams, lgaa0.
Lard duil a. Is cents.
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all Street -o.aE,

NEW YORK, Nov. II Nsrk.t excited ard
strcHe. Mon-y easy AT per cent. accJun-
Exchange. 9E. Colo, % s.. S.20's; isf2, coupon.
sS. lU-;o's, conpon, iE. Korea CarotIna -.
ti4 Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, -Gg. d., ne y
55k. Tenuessec'S, eX- coupon. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

TIE WASHINGTON CoRREsroNDESr Of the
New York Inns says that Freeman Clarke IS
lot a candidate for he Treasury Secretarvsh p.
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VMr. Gladstone in reply to an appeal from
a lady of Liverpool, England, on the subject of
female suffrage. says that ..it deserves consid =
can sdvantageousiy De- rsprrsented in the CON.
stiiuencies," !" but beyond that he tasks leave to
reserve his full discretion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

AN EDITOR AssAULTED-Mr. Isaac w. Eng
land, managing editor OF the New York Sun
newspaper, was assaulted by party of raf
fans In that city At two O'Clock on Thursday
morning last, and recsivef considerable dam
see bsf he was reecuej from their hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

EDUCATED PROVISIONAL NrvsEs-It is
proposed by the New York lJ,hicai College for
Women to educate a body Of professional
nurses to attend freely. or for a moderate
charge, persons living in boarding houses and
like places, who are not able 10 secure regular
attendance. In every large city there must in.
evitably be number oi such persons, and auy
attempt like the above 10 relieve them from un.
necessary suffering will undoubtedly prove
beneficial, while at the same time it will afford
q large and xeellent field tor female Iah,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

PROMOTED The only promotion in the
Treasury Department since the lst instant, is
hat OF :. V Reeve, fiom u 10 ID class, ID the
Ciiice Of the Light House Board.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCsDENryN AIS.

NEw YORK Nov. News has been re.
ceIyed OF a collision between two trains on the
railroad near HOrroyiiZ, in Bohemia 1t is re.
ported that twenty-three persons were killed
and sixty -one injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

Ice PoULTICEs AS A REMEDIAL AGENT
ApIopos OF the lce-pouttices cure IN sea SICK.
ness, We notice thai an Irish medical Journal
reports aca-e ofsuc ,esful treatment OF delirium
tremfps by this remedy. The ice was applied
rom the fourth cervical down TO the first
lumbar yeftebra. IN short time the following
phenomena Were Observed: l. The induction
OF sleep. ,. The dImunition, and finally the
disappearance OF the tremo"s. 3. The reguia-
t'on OF the heait's action. 4. The cessation of
SWEATING. 5. TIE production of q rise i'm the
temperature all over the body, with a return of
the patuIal cOlCr to the face. The patient fell
asleep soon alter the application, and slept the
greater part OF three days. during winch time
the ice.e1g was applied three times daily. He
always found it 10 strene then bin, and said il
made h,m feel as fresh ever. 1t was discon-
unued for the reasOn that il caused So mu ch de.
prt sion OF TIE circulation. Recovery was
RAPID and llete, without the use OF stimu-
1antS.
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- Norfolk and Baltimore are about to rup
a generous race in the oyster packiux on usIness
IL Is the shell isn desire OF each To monon.i,zs
the whole Of that trade
~Philadelphia has taken steps 10 import
thousand English sparrows which viii 4. l.t
'l2oee IN the pubic SQUARE and p1rks neg.
spriES.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Nov. E.-At a. fire this morning,
teuemeLt house was Ourne1 and one OF the
occupants perished in the flames. -Four fire.
men wee IL jured b. .alliDg walls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

GENERAL SCHofIELD, Secretary Of We. was
IN Baltimore yesterday, the guest OF General
Van NlIrt-
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ORDERED To TEXAS The 2o'h Y. ). Iufln-
Try recently stationed in this city. bur for sew
eral weeks past statioLed in Memphis, Tenn,
has been ordered 70 proceed TO Austin, Texas,
ard report to the commanding General OF tnat
District for duty.
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EARTHcAKEIN yAP.N.

LONDON, Nov. .lj-Advices from Yokohama,
Japaa, TO the eth of October, report that a
severe shock OF earthquake had been felt at
Hioga.
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TERRIBLE GUEPowDKR ExPLosIoN.-A few
days ago SIX hundred kegs OF gunpo wder, piled
up near CRANKY Ford, Nevada, for the use OF
the Central Pacific railroad, were accidentally
exploded In AN extensive camp OF the work.
men. Five men were killed aud several badly
wounded. One of the men, Chinese, is re.
ported 20 have been blown one hundred yards.
Most of the horses and mules in the wa gons
near the magazine were blown 10 atoms, aud
one twelve mule team was entirely DESTROYED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

GEN. CUSHING has gone TO Baltimore To-day
10 appear for General Butler in the suits
against ne latter in that city.
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+. nINGMAH, EsC., CT thIs city, for over forty
years correspondent Of the press from WASH
liz gtOn, came passenger in the clty Of Paris.
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The great blast At Lime Point, near San
Francisco. for which preparations had hsen
going on for some months, was exploded Ocfn-
per -: Tne mime wes 81 teet deep. with cham.
bers $50 feet. Twelve tons OF uppowder w..
used, and $1,000 tons of rock Were turued dovn-
A,0v OF which went into the bay IL Was the
most completely snccessful eEeineerine feat
ever attempted on the Pacific coast Ii Is eefi.
mated that il will Jake forty man s,r mon n, 3
TO clear the debris and make ready for the forti.
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N!wsPArRR UPSET By AN EARrHQuAKk
= san franeiseo paper, describing the recent
earthquake there, saws: .sTbe German Anend
Kost newspaper was not tss ned yesterday e en-.
ing, owing - their forms being spsed' by the
earthquake. The floor oftheir composing room
settled about six inches. The workmen feared
70 enter the ONCE, aud the proprietors could not
induce them for money 10 set mp the axtra.'
The paper has been damaged 70 the extent of
E1.mHlS ~
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REVENUE APFOIsTMENTs- Secretary Me-
Culloch to-day made the following appoint
nents of In ernal Revenue officers:
Str.Eseyegv-Jcnn T.. Murrah, 9Th XIV. = +
ndeTEtlI, Let IN; Eenltrnin Fouke In MI.
II J E@ch. 1st No; A. w. Holrmau, j.h XIV:
BenIanln Wallace, 10th Pa: VIM. William
~ Iowa: 10 eph Campbell, I'd Pa; Jarn.s
Coco. G'h Ky: SIMON Jones aud ID l.. McFrar
land, lst Ia; II. w. Purdy. i-G Nv.
GUrrsgS John Ivers, 2d Mo: Henry H1rgp-
Ia Iowa; A. ii. Delano, Ist Ma; T.. r. !. wy.
I'd :. T..
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~The New Orleans Crescent says that
Henry Ward Beecher was teacher in that
city in 1ss2, and distinguished tor his vigorous
uee CT the birch.
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PKEsoNAL-Lol. ). :. Cox and Hon. G. Il
Peabody, OF New York; Hon. J. A ]. CresweIl.
OF Moryland. and Hon. Edmund L. G5ulI, OF
California, are at Wizards
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THE METEORIC DISPLAY,

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IA brilliant me.
teoric display took place last night from IL
O'CLOCK until 1 a. m
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New Yers Grain MxrG. re.day

NEW YoEk, Nov. ll.-Flour dull JaiJ cents
lower. Wheat dun and nominaily Ia2 Cgl-s
lower. Corn dUiI and 4 shade owpr
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MURDER TBIAL At HUDSON CITY, New
JkRsfY.-Ghe tr'@i Of James Reilly Ior toe
murder o. = : wife, RO-anua Reilly, was b.,
gun in the Il nd son County Court. Ju ice B de.
pres sidIng, this afternoon District Attorney
Lyons conducted the case for the prosecut!nn
M'ssrs, Dixon, Sioat and Hoffman app 1arIug
for the prisoner.
Reilly sands charged with willfully thro "
IBg b is wife into the Hackensack river on Sun
cay morning, Angus; . lSGS. Several wit.
nesSeS who We're swcrn AT the coroner's inquest.
and who Will be called for the prosecuuon in
the course OF the trrai testified that Reilly stood
unconcerped upon the bridge while the woman
was struggling and crying for help in the river
below. Also, that no person except himself I
was pear the spot at the time her cries were
FIRST heard. Witnesses Were produced, who
gave evidence TO the brutal treatment of the
woman by the prisoner for a long perloi pre-
viOus TO her drowning in The river. The pris-
oner appeared in court this morning in charge
OF the sheriff, apparently unconcerGed as TO
bis fate. He is about thirty live years OF age.
Il. J. I'O.t, Noe -
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IBy Ctble.l
tinaaeia ,la,,cr. in sn..l.rere Te.day

FALTIGOEZ, Nov. l;.-YIrsinia G's, olE, AL
scTlbed, sGI bId, - asked; do. 1885, 81 bid.
y > K Q: 90 I16s, 'SE bid, i'% & asked; 80. eOu-
rCIs, old, s. bid DO. new. &C.. bad.
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Found CoAT.-This mornins Ds,ect, xes
Coomes and Miller fopnd a colorpd n,v
named George Seaton, carrying can of oysterys
on one nrpu and q valuable oysrcoat on the
otter. He states that be found the coat on the
iron, Of house near ". Aioysius Church. He
is held M headquarters mil the owner OF tse
eoat ccnes forward.
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Hrw yoKE-YIRsr ronRn
by Bankers ana Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson a. Co. quote STOCKS and bond.
in nome and foreign markets follows

Lewis johnson L. Co u uote STOCKS and bonds
in nome and foreign markets as follows.
New YORK Nov l4.-Eirst Bosrd-U. = IS
s.l, coupon, llSK; 5e0s, isos. coupogs, 10, !;
1854, coupon, lO6a; 1865, coupons, l05%; l-oo,
coupon, new, 1U9S 6.2C's, lc.7I, coupon, Ig9 /;
i04Us, coupons, IUi q; Pacific liaii none, OHIO
Miss Certificates, 2yas; MtrpOsa, q, Atiantic
Mail, none; Canton, IL ;Uun oerland, 81 =; w.
L. Telegraph, 35ae; Quicksilver, AK; Boston
Wafer Power, iia N. Y. Central, NIX; Ere,
So &c. preferrol, Is; Hudson, i-3I; heading
81; Michigan Central, noue; BIIcnIgan Souta-
ern- 20 Illinois Central, $50; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, g.; Northwest, ~ /; do. preferred,
81 <; Cleveland ard Toledo, 9. 4 Rock Island.
I34; Fort Wayne, IU7s. Alton & Terra Haute,
-: Toledo & Wabash. 56ls; Adams Zap, 81;
wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, .6 4; American Ex-
press, 81; UnI5ed States Express, IL; MeT-
chants Union, 49,. Chicago Il Alton, I35; do.
preferred, l5G :. Market strong. Geld, l3i a.
(By Gable.
LONDON, Nov. li-1l.l5 a. Tn.-Clnsols. 9iI
for account, @saS. Bonds, 7ig. Illinois,
70. Erie, - a.
FRANKFoLT, ii.i5 q. m.-bonds. - Ia.g
LIyEEPooL. II l. a. m.-COtton marke; tend
ing dOwnwaTds. Sales 5000 bales; MIddlinC
bpl nds. Io2 Orleans. Al.
IokDON p. NJ Market buoyant. E-ie, 26
Diher securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, , 7. N.-Cot.Up market eaeie-
but not oGot .5lv lower.
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S234, ,96S.s9.
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Government secur,,,.,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II, ISGs.-Jay CooEs a
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment secuTIties:
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GCn z PHELPs, Dw. = oJN~rE ID
ProsideUt Se-rs.ary
0NNFCTICTT INITIAL lave INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
OF
HARTFORD, COSS.
Assets over
kIGH1EEN MILLION DOLLARS.
GEoRGE n. MARBLE. Agent,
Federsl Blsck, RaamI 10.
Opposite Post oho- sspartm-ut,
oSSu Corner 7fh ani 1t e@ts
'ht NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
eFruE
UNITED STATES or tEERCs.
WARRINGTON, I'd. e.,
orr, Rs.
Chartered oy Special Act Of Congress. An.
proved July IS, l-6-.

OFfusRs.
Y: tLhHh, Philadelphia Prs.ides.
gAh tpohA, Chairman hinauUe aud Grecutive
HtNRY d. COOKE, Washington. vs- Pr..l.
EMIRsOS W. PEET, Philsaelpsi. Secretary
rs TURNER Washington, A asi.sant seor,t.-,.
FRaNOis q. SMITH, N ID, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X BhRN ks. surgeon General United STATE.
Army. " sshingtOn,
p. J. HoRWITz, ChisI haoiosI peparrp.p,
United States Navy, " Mashiugton
ID. ". BLISS, N. u, u ssEinston.
Tie advantages offered by this Compsuy ara.
hs Sauonsl SomFsny, chartered by special
A paid mp capital 81 II .C1eO
II offers low rates Of Premium.
~ furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
nsnies Tor the same money.
IL ~ definite and certain In SIS terms
u is home company in every locality.
Us policies Are EXEMPT from attachment.
ioies.
Eyery policy is non -forfeitabI-.
Policies msy BE taken wrlCh pay 20 the insured
their full amount anc return sll the premiums, so
that the insurarce costs ONLY the decrease on tue
Policies - be issued that win pay Co the In.
sured during life an annual income Of one tenth
the smount named in the policy.
No extra rate 10 charged FOR risks upon the lives
OF females
IL tnsures not to secure diviieni. but az 90 low
cost that ciyid MS " II be Impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN ENERH
COUNTY, aud applications from competent par
should be addressed To che Compsnys General
Agents only in their res pc 4 We districts
Circulars. Pamphlets. Ani fult particulars given
on Application ~ the OF &c of the Company In this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

AMONG THB AMERICANS registered a. the
oiice OF Bowles Brothers i Co. ParIs, for the
week ending 18th Octobar, we observe the
names of Mr. j. Il. Poe and Mss J. aud MISS
II. Poe, OF GeOrgetoHn.
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ILLUSTRATION.

Class ~ - has 5.GlO male members. man dice
The Assoeistloh PAYS over within iorty asss s.Oa
70 the widow or heirs and .hs remaining member.
forward within thirty days ore dolsr and ten cent.
each 70 the Association 20 reimburse it. Failiss
to senc thts sum- thes forfeit TO the ASS citation II
none ys paid. end the Association supplies n pev
member TO I'll the Nlace OF tie retiring one,
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IMPORTATION FOR RHOUSEKEEPEGs- s-Teorpe.
town can beast Of many enterprising men, nd
among them Mr. VIM. ii. Tenuey is one of the
most energetic. His well.known grocery
store. corner Of High and Bridge streets,
is now one Of the finest in this District in
its char acter, extent, aud arrangement and
be has faith enough in the virtue of
primers INK to let the fact be known
We invite the attention of our readers 10 his
advertisement mt in another column. Hous skeen.
els are Interested in knowing where they can
purchase the b,st groceries at the cheapest
has fine stock of wines, liquors, cigars, cluned
fruits and other delicacies TO make an epicure's
mouth wafer
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ADVANTAGES.

re advantages of this Association over oraiaar
Lille Insurance Companies are, no pa les can
break II, tne ices are small aud required 10 be
paid at such long Intervals, that aly .n.a can
secure 70 his family Q competency rpon bis death
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NEMBERNHIP FEES.

The membership fees are Slr dollars st ioiuins,
fCT t-Etcl thoqts 4 g1.5 5tTNasp tsil be fs5-
iShsG.b and one collar ana zen cents On the dearh
OF esC n member, of which due notice will De given.
One dollar from eass member go 70 the eidOw or
heirs OF the deceased member, and the ten cents
for e. penses OF collecting.
This Company is DIVIDED into TEN CLASSES
FOB MIN and TgS GLASSES FDR WOMEN
AssQOn as these Glasses nlied ten new classes
vii! be adopted Men and women are not allowed
e the same classes. Everything is done 10 make
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CoLoGEp SCHcoLs-The Trustees Of Colored
Schools on Tuesday last made a reauisition
upon Mayor Welch, OF Georgetowp. for the
amount due the Trustees by that Corporatiop,
The Mayor Immediately delivered TO Alfred
Jore., Treasurer OF the Board, q check for
SSg7S, being the amount due them under the
law for the past yesr. Mayor Weieh assured
the Trustees of his readiness to co.cpera.a
with them a: all time to advance the cause OF
a0ucation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

LOCAb A6BNIB ARE WANPFn
In every County and T. T-wn; a>d s,plsc.,,.-.-
competent parties for auch Aeeuoias S;sh iro0
General Agent, koBEkf p. Hos sapmpsnyb
NO. sss Fa-. bot l4th sad istS ,tr..,.
Agent for the D,s,rie, a, cs,s,,,ssto O.,
Sirgihis and West Virginia. sha ststss Of
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PAYMENT OF TEACHERS OF CoLoRxp
ScHooLs.-wm. :. Huntington. ESQ. cashiar
OF the First National Bank, has advanced to
the Trustees of Colored Schools $500. ths
for the past month. He also assured the m of
his Willingness to adysnce them money whan.
ever there should be- deficIeacy, taking as So
curity therefor the note OF the trustees.
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The Worliua paopte

The Working Women's ProtsctIye Union of
New York City report that during the last
month, liOS persons made application for en-
ployn.nt 10 the Union of these, rs ob;ained
Work through the society. The lourneymeu
piano makers of New York held a mass meet
ing on Wednesday night, in reference TO q res
olution passed by the manufacturers, that no
member of a trades union will be employed.
II solution was adopted by the Iouraeymen,
that the piano makers at large will remain on
strike until the above obnoxious resolution Is
repealed, and until an advance .: ten psr cent
on The present rate Of wages is paid. In con-
sequenc. OF this action, about sOJ journeyn,en
piano makers are on a strike. About six Arms
have repudiated the resolution and pad the
advance ne bands in these shops are, therefore
at work The difficulties between the cigar
makers end he cirar maDGfa ctuTers have been
settled. The cigar makers have gained their
point, the employers granting the demand for
an advance OF 50 to 50 per thousand on the rates
previously paid. The wages are now from $40
10 SHc, instead of Sli to 81, as Isrmerly
About one hui dred men in the employ OF a toy
m;'nUt.c uTer n jersey City, n. T., have stru TX
IN consequence OF not receiving their wa.ss.
Tie IEon trade il Newburg. y. y, is reported
tC be revIyIng, about 5UJ msn bang employed
mere caiiy aE1 "a demand existing Tor .ddit'on-
a. hands.
TIE amalEaiEated society of carpenters and
ioin"rs is reported 10 br enc Of tn Itrges. aud
weliiliest associations in existence. Il has
branches IN En.laud aud Wales, in Ireland
and tie United States. IN the former there are
l!2 branches, IN Ireland, 10; in the lifted States
1Oi numbering altogether $3.50 members. l. is
reported mat >l& hundred men VIII be employ
ed TINS winter IN building the great raitrOad
bridge across the Missouri river, at Omaha city.
The work Will b. commenced during tho W eek.
The General Builders AssoC latiDn, OF Birming-
ham. England, have abrogated their old rnles
relating 10 the reckoning OF time and quar ter
tlr2e in the payment of wages,a nd TO the non.
employment of stone worked AT the quarry or
dressed by machinery. New rules have been
adopted whereby workmen are hereafter t. De-
paiG by the hour, and superior and inferior
hands are to be rated by special agreement. n e
local as ocIations regui the general scale OF
wages. All trade rules, disputes. demands ana
differences are hereafter 20 be settled by concii-
anon "nd arbitration, in proper Courts c3As;i-
tusd Tor that perpoSe.
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n EcGUs ASSAssINATIoN.-The ALLEGED a.
tempt OF u oIge Johnson TO as -assirats Allen
PinKeItCE, OF Chicago, the weIl-kEown deJec.
tive, IS pronounc a con rived tniIg. The
Judge OF Detroit refused % allow Johnson 70
give bail and then the deputy SaeIrifIs be-
ileS'd TO hfve allowed him - escape. The fol-
lowing IS ''Tich'':
JobnsoR has rlace an afiiay that tha sh0Jt-
ing was planncd byD elective Officer Pin kerton.
whose purrC II was ID make il appear tha: he
b: rskt j his lie in the pdI suit OF Reno and
Anderson, the express robbers. john 5Cn says
tEat TIE demonstration OF shooting was ayr 81
upon betwJ IN them, aud that IL was originally
10 iaFe place at the Michigan Exchange ia
Detroit III the presence OF I crowd, be ping
elton) ID haVe timely notice that h6 Inig ght gra -
The pistol, tor which demon stration said Pax
erton was 10 rLy s"id Johnson 2 ,Ct0 after his
arrest and release; sad Pinkerton agTCeing not
10 appear aud pre- -ecuie, and that then his on
ponent would O. discharged. And that said
Finkerton agreed thar 2 fer the arrest and In-
prs nj OF sad deYouent he wouli procure
private rooms al the jail, and that his dspOaert
would live IA luxury. johnson alleges that
Mr. FjnheItOn expected iv this 10 gain a lar Se
reWard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-14

IBrRLow WEED comes from Europe in
omewhat improved health. He does not in
tend, however, TO resume either bis editorIal
la5,rs or hts active participation In public and
political afMrs. He VIII spend a portion OF
be coming winter in Wa~hinston.