Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

quested IN examination into the Montpensier-
the moster had ssen snded IN Ina
Inc General Was supported In this By the Cor
1t is reported that q duel was recently Tough,
between Prim and TopetO, the particulars ol
which have been carefully kept from the pub
lie. 1Pffm. has certainly been suffering lately
from slight wound, and the story of the duel
which 10 generally discredited, probably arose
from this Circumstance.
The Freshets In Maine.
Tsle0rephed EsclSsively to fRe Evensag Stor.
PoRrLAED, NE, April q. The rise in Upper
Saco river has ceased ct Moderation. The bridge
and an M sbStnents are gone. The damage amount,
chinery, has been swept away; less q, 500. The
double saw-mill, known as Sawyer's, with a box
machine and single and other
gone. Ten buildings in all were carried away
One or two thousand logs also went down the
river. When the mill went through the dam il
left gap sixty feet wide, through which the
water rushed with tremendous force. There 1.
also gap IN the bridge at Rar Mills. -
Charleston, 3. G., I'm q BAD Way-The
City Property to be Levied On.
TeteerepAed 1sclSsiuely to TAs 1.sysse Ssor.
CHARLESTON, s. C., April 22-Some excite,
ment prevails among the city officials and
tain owners o{ overdue city stock, to levy upon pc,
gusement ereditors nave attached the person
to The cty bnf tSe nsher IN oank belonging
ant am inW}TnSnon restraining further proceeding
before .fndee C:yr,t wien '4s case VIII be heard
Dacine tbe Civ here Is some talk OF
The Indians Anxious to Bury the
HatcheL
Telegrophed Erelasiveiy to The Evening Star.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Oficial advices from
Fort Sell. Indian Territory. received 1t General
Sehonelas headqnarters Yesterday, are to the
effect effect that Large portion Of the Comanches,
kioWas, and afiiliated bands, some OF whom
are now manifesting desire to have their lands
broken and fenced for Agricultural purposes.
,i, Inc writer OF the communication expressed the
pehcA tn1t i&sun& peace may Do expected II the
Ecsernmen' Sn % VIII Ialnu fu uesnes and carry out
-' f'e!. i-Se!.-->
Escape Of q Dangerous Lunatic-He
Ii Pursued and Killed.
RosTom. A~s1 .s aaWansrt a -. t's"y yo.,a S,a,
was sentenced last October te imnriscnn,.r, sov
subeeouently declared insane' and massd to H. a
asylum at Worcester, made his escape from that
place several weeks since, Yesterday he was
discoVelS0 IN NoItn Woourn; He nred pistol
at the omcers sent 70 arrest him. when he was
shot by one OF them and diedLiR few minutes.
! Railroaa Election. 20 .-e = p
1elegrdpAed ESclasioely 10 the Epenin0 Stdv.
+ OVID, N. r, April 22-The PENNSYLVANIA and
Sodus Bay Railroad Company yesterday organ
, ized by the election Of thirteen directors. The
road Ia 70 run from Waverly, via Trumadsbura,
dus Bay Stock Is taken out, and ten @ per 1s cent mt
psc thrn Inc ~ fosa over iTV miles long and
State. .. 'se ~. AAo~ eson VI 'ne
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r.l.c,ans,s r.,S....-.,. !. =. ....." "a
eron MsT snnr 1RrM n,. zzEArriyed, the Dacian
at q n. NJ. in II sstitndS 81 a.. IN ny , IN Inst,
20 deg.s15 min., ahe saw 4 ves.ei on Gre. SSicb
burned to the waters edge. She lowered . boat
and pulled to her, but coald not learn what she
was. 1t is supposed she was , steamer. rl77Ts n
heath Of u. 4. e~wsvx. iese1.
TeleosapAsd Ezon.sipely 10 the Epes;>o Syay.
BosToN. April 22.-Capt. lanes r. wbaal.r
U. s. Consul at Kingston, Jsmaic,, died there
on April sth of copesCtion Of Tie NAN. Can't.
when she S sunk n the Alabama. So'o 'n' n''l'ase
The Frencei Amy eovote.
fsleorapAed kscISsively to TAe 1sssiaH Stas.
PARIS. April 22-It Is announced to-day as
May. WV WI VI
NI.e.e1 ier Ccnsress.
2ste0SepAed 8seaGstvssS - aAs 3sexis0 Sses.
rsr1itory Rsnnbi;c.n ~ corv.n,;nas mxsHs,1k.oa
eouyers to-day, and L. Garfield was unauimous-
~ nominated for CongrsskoT YAK
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