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nr"Kick him" "Strangle him." were the
EXPLANATIONS distinguishable in the uproar in
the House of Commons which prevented Mr..
Whalley from being heard when he attempted
TO challenge the Speakers decision after the
d. bate on the inspection Of converts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

THE PREsfpENT AND MRS. GRANT win leave
here tomorrow evening for Pennsylvania to
visit Senator Cameron, ard JOIN in the fishing
excursion proposed by him.
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The KAYER-OLIvKR CAsE.-The case OF George
3. Aver, charged with killing DR.. Oliver, at
Va, was called for trial before
the court in that town on Monday, but on mo-
tion OF the prosecuting attorney was postponed
until the August term.
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School House Struck by Lightning
The Teacher Killed.
Telegrdphed Ezclusively to The Eren;so STAY

FLORIDA, y. Y, June S--A school-house at
Broad Albin, Fulton county, n. ", was struck
teacher, Mr.. Ripley, and injuring some OF the
scholars.
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Men Killed by q Tornado.
Telegrophed Ezcl,lsiuely 10 The Euenino .Sta,

fe9<y7uPHeu q E1etustotty % INe EUt1sslag sSIdFs
OMAHA, June 8.-A terrible tornado passed
over the Santee Indian Agency on June I'd,
completely demolishing a building connected
with the Episcopal mission, and killing a car
penter and an Indian, and seriously hurting a
painter, who were in the building at the time.
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ADVANCE OF ALASKA IN CIvILIzATIoN-AN
ILLICIT STILL.-The Collector of Customs at
Sitka, Alaska, reports to the Revenue depart
ment that, some six months ago, man by the
name Of Cutler erected a clearinghouse at Sit
ks, with the necessary appliances for heating
water; but the Collector had his supicions
aroused by the large quantity of machinery In
the establishment, and on watching 1t closely
found the proprietor making spirits out of mo-
lasses. The concern was seized with all the
HuuOr on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

THE PRACTICE SQUADRON CURrAILED.-On
account of the great scarcity of seamen in the
Navy, the Secretary has been compelled to cur
tail the practice squadron this year, and instead
of three, the usual number of vessels, going out
with the midshipmen, but one, the Savannah,
will make a cruise. The midshipmen not going
on the cruise will probably receive leaves OF alb
sence until September or October.
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SECRETARY BELKNAF left here yesterday for
West Point, y. Y, to attend the annual exam
ination and distribution of diplomas to the Ca
sets at the Military academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

GENERAL MrcHLER, Commissioner Of Public
Buildings, left here last evening for West
Point, to be aesent few days.
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SPOTTED rArE and tho as,ss-sso., of the sioa.
Indians now on a visit to this city bid the Presi-
dent goodbye this afternoon, and will leave
here tomorrow to return to their reservation.
Red Cloud and his delegation will remain here
a week or ten days. They will have final in
terview with the President Tomorrow, and an
other with the Secretary Of the Interior and
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs in the course OF
three or four days.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GENERAL RosrcnASs is at willsrds.

INTERNAL REvESUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were ssS3 .372.40..
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SENATOR WILSON has returned here from
Massachusetts,, where he was called by the
death Of his wife, and occupied his seat in the
Senate to-day. - .t -
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THERE WAS quite an excited debate in the
Senate to-day, as viii be seen by referring to
our report of the proceedings, upon a memorial
introduced by Dir. Ferry, OF Conn.,, signed by
Mr.. Hatch, an American citizen, who was im-
prisoned in San Domingo, for alleged participa-
ton in the Cabral insurrection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

DAVID A. DANeLER has been nominated as
candidate for Congress by the workingmen o
the Cleveland district. David is not liable t
be elected.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Another Denial Of the ROumau
Massacre story.
TsIecrurhed Erclurfpely o q. Erenino !star.

felecruphed Erelssfuely to the Evenino star.
LoNDoN, June s.-wolffrs continental tele-
graphic company, of Berlin, with sub agencies
In the principal cities of Europe, know nothing
OF any recent disturbance in Roumania. The
manager of that company declares the telegram
OF Adolph Cremieux 70 be an exaggerstion, and
says all reports touching the slaughter or ban
ishment OF Roumanian Jews Is baseless. Dill
gent inquiries here and on the continent fail TO
discover any foundation for the terrible stories
which have been published in the UIited States.
FROM LONDON.
The Fenian EN- Excitemens-A Pleasure
Yaeht Vpset-f2 Persons Drowned
The RuIn0red Loss of the steamer
Daetan - Reform Measures The
Civil Service, Ae.
LONDON, June s.-There is still some excite
ment and anxiety about Fenian operations. The
Pail Mall Gazette, in an editorial, anticipates
the continuation of the Fenian outrages. The
writer thinks the fenian leaders will be forced
ing regulations.
Yesterday afternoon a melancholy accident
occurred on the port of Hastings. A large
when squall came up and capsiEed the vessel.
1t Is not yet known how many lives were lost,
but the number will certainly exceed twelve.
The calamity has cast gloom over the city Of
Hastings, where all the unfortunates resided.
The kilograms received here yesterday from
New York, announcing the rumored loss of the
steamer Dacian, with the West India cable,
cause deep regret. The hope is everywhere ex-
pressed that the story is groundless.
"A well-informed correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian says: I" The leading ministe-
rial reform measures will be shelved for the
year. The land bin is, however, safe, and
probably the educational bill"
The new scheme for regulating admissions
into the civil service has been promulgated.
The telegraphic service Of the kingdom Is still
deraDged.
The Crops I'm England.
LONDON, June s.-From the various agricul-
tural papers Of England are cleaned the follow
ldg details relative to the growing crops Wheat
looks finely everywhere, and a crop larger than
the average may be expected. Grass is unusu-
ally thin, and hay prospects are discouraging.
Oats, barley, and beans lock poorly. Farmers
count on about a half crop Of potatoes and the
yield OF other root crops viii be about the same
as usual.
Paris Personals.
PARIS, June s.-Prince DE Latour d. d'Avergne
ex- Minister OF Foreign Affairs, is slowly recov
ering from the attack of smallpox.
1t is said that the runOned withdrawal of
Provost Paradol from France Is owing 70 his
growing unpopularity.
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WEDDING IN HIGH LIFR.-A fashionable
audience assembled yesterday at noon at the
Church of the Epiphany to witness the marriage
of Mr.. VIM. III. Stewart, Of New York, to Miss
Nina Burks, Of Rockbridge, Va. At the hour
appointed the bridal party entered the church,
the bride elect being escorted by w. w.
Corcoran, ESQ, while the groom escorted the
mother Of the bride. They were preceded by
the bridesmaids and groomsmen. The brides
maids were Miss Virginia 8. Wood, of this Dis
trict; Miss Ella Ladde, of Alexandra, Va, and
Miss Emily Sartain, Of Philadelphia. The
groomsmen were Messrs. George English, Phila-
delphia; Mr.. Grundy, Baltimore, and Mr.. j.
Serrell Wood, of the British Army. The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. Reese F.
Alsop, of Christ Church, Rye, N. Y. The bride
was given away by w. w. Corcoran, Esq. The
bridal party left the church Immediately after
the benediction. Mr.. Kroell presided at the
organ, and performed Mendlessohn's wedding
march as they departed. After reception at
the house Of Mrs. Wood, near this city, the
bride and groom left for New York city their
future home. -f as.s- lf#
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HAVANA, June s.-The steamship Moro Cas-
tie, from New York, arrived early this morning
Yesterday the gendarmes captured wooden
cannon, near Sanu Spiritus.
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f0 e- tr rs NOS Mur0ere0,
1eteordphed kzclGsively to Tie RveniH1 Star.
CHICAGO, June Sd. Howard Livingston, re-
Gently reported murdered at Oswego, n. Y, is
IN this city. 49,
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mS3d
PIMPIES ON THE FACE.
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MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE.
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NoMINArIoSs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
Poetmasters-A.C 9. Carson, Pine Bluff, Ark;
John McClane, Corpus Christi, Texas; Edward
Shoemaker, Fort Union, New Mexico; VIM. A.
Pollock, Bfownville, Neb.; John w. Marshall,
Plattsmouth, Neb.; A. M. Campbell, Salina,
Kansas; j. H. Pillsbury, Manhattan, Kansas
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UAEL's oPERA HOUSE.

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
CROWSING TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON.
WI te presented to the public. at COST OF
ONER THREE THOUSANB DOLLAkS, com
nencfug
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, June sth, 1919,
And Every Evening during tss Week ard Saturday
AfternCOu, the crest combined
NALHALLA AND BIUFLASTIC TROUPES,
% MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
FTcm the Grand AlCaZRr, Berlin. Prussia. I HI
MOST Lovely FORMED LADIES IN The
WORLD Whose beautiful and CLASSIC representa-
fiOns before the princ pei yereEns Of EurOpe and
the the most Intelligent and refined su1ences have
crested TIE highest admiration aud elthusiasm.
THIS GREATEST LIVING GIMNASTS 0f the
confluert, including the Infant Wonder. LITTLE
BOPEkP. in an entertainmen Mt Of dazzling brilancy
and wsoder- Concluding with the cTovning trius PHI,
the Fountains Of Golden and SilverW aters,
the etre stage bel converted IutO fairy OrOttO,
disclosing Maids sporting beneath real water, of
thousand briCf hues.
LIBERsL PRICEs OF ADMISSION.
DreSs Circle and Psrquette, ~ cents; Orchestra
Chairs reserved. only IS cents, Gallery, . cent?
extra charge. je44t
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CoxrIRnArlons-Ths senate, in executive

CoxRIRMATIoNs.-The Senate, in executive
session yesterday, confirmed large number Of
nominations Of postmasters, internal revenue
collectors AMI assessors, public land officers en-
gineers In the navy, SC. Among the confrma-
lions were the following: :
Z. Peshfne Smith, TO be Examiner OF Claims
in the State Departments; Gilman Marston, Of
New Hampahtre, Governor Of Idaho Territory;
VIM. II. West, Consul at Rio Janeiro; Captain
p. r. FendaH 20 be Brevet Major In the Marine
corps; First Lieutenant George b. Haycock to
be Brevet Captain in the Marine corpe; Captain
Commander on the retired List; Jacob +. Stock.
Principal Clerk Private Land Claims, General
Land Once. hf- " sfrs = = = = :
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The star Building,
s.w. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and 18th st.,
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The . ar Is served By carriers 10 their sub
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PRICE FOR MAILING Three Months, 81 SO
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ere sentf rom tH- once longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY sTAR-published On Friday
norning-eis50 year.
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THE CUBAN QUEsTIoN~-The majority and
minority reports Of the Committee on Foreign
A fairs on the Cuban question win be made
public to-day or to- morrow, ana the former will
be found to differ in some particulars, as anti
cipated, from the report as published in one OF
the New York paperS- The committee will re-
port probably two resolutions. One will de-
clare in favor Of an impartial neutrality On the
part OF this government between Spain and
Cuba, thus giving thu latter the same privileges
rs are now accorded to the former to buy arms,
eupboats,. xc. The other wfll call upon the
contending parties in Cuba to wage war on the
basis recoepixed BY civihxed nations, and not
to sxecute its prisoners The opponents Of these
pition of beligerent rights.
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A CHURCH CLAIMING DAMAeYs OF TER Gov
ERxNsNr.-In the Senate this morning MI. Gil
bert presented petition in behalf OF the Afri-
praying Compensation for injuries to their
church property, by yreason or the extension of
the Capitol grounds. The church Is Iocated on
the southwest corner Of South Capitol and B
grounds has placed the church far below the
grade, and rendered 1t almost inaccessible in
rainy weather. Eminent builders who have
examined the building estimate the damage at
about $50 ,0o0.. Referred to the Committee on
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DOS MEM MT.

In consequence Of the wet weather, the races ad-
vtrtised for the u and 81 u jane have been POST
PONED until THURSDAY and FRIDAY next
June 9Th and 10th.
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF MURDER.
Intelligence reached here yesterday OF
the arrest. near Markleville, Califor-
mia, by the Sheriff of Alpine County,
ct a young man suspected of having
murdered Hiram Thornton at Smiths
Ranch, Douglas County. The suspi-
cious circumstances as related to us
are, that this young man arrived at
the ranch aforesaid in company with
the deceased; that he was then known
to have no money; that he disap-
peared about the time when the muir
der is supposed to have taken place;
and that when he was arrested he had
q very considerable sum of money on
his person. He is now lodged in Jail
in Genoa.
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THE MISSING MAN Turns UP.
Laigneau, the man about whose fate
so much excitement has been felt in
Virginia City, has at last been found,
at ranch near Steamboat Springs,
alive. His story is strange one. lie
says that upon retiring he was beset
10y some persons unknown to him, a
bag thrown over his head, his hands
tied and he himself compelled to
mount horse and ride thus, where
he knows not, until his captorS
campcd. After undergoing all sorts
of queer adventures he was left alone;
and he burnt OF his cords by fire
which his captors had built and SO cs-
capped. Still Il mystery.
New MINT SUPERINTENDENT
f. Rice Esq. has been appointed Su-
pGriutendent of the Carson Branch
Mint vice Col. Curry resigned. A
more fitting appointment could not
have been made.
THE TIN for Capital roof has arrived
here and workmen under the super
vision of NJ. Jacob Young, who has
the contract for putting it upon the
roof are getting ii ready ior lis place.
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BORN

In Carson City, on huns lay, Oc'ober c. h, L 20
t. The ~ lie - AurG.I-, &. Iii :
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THE DAILY APPEAL
CARSON CITY:
Friday, Oct. =. 1870

ACQUTrrED.-Our readers will remem-
Der that on the 18th of Septe mber last
(the day of the Republican primaries
in Douglas county, an atfray took place
at the Glenbrook Hotel, Lake Tahoe,
between James Stewart and man
named Lyon, in which the latter was
MORALLY wounded with knife in
Stewards hands. The circumstances
Of the case are briefly as follows:
Stewart, who has been working in
the Clear Greek tlumc, went to the
Glenbropk to take part in the primar-
les. While thus engaged in one part
of the Glcnbrook House, Lyon, who,
it seems, had been 4 Sacramento
''rough," sent word. from the bar
room that he wanted to see Stewart.
Upon the meeting of Stewart and Ly-
on. the latter eyed him closely and
remarked YOU amt much OF Il man
after all Stewart who wished %
avoid any difficulty reptile l, "welI,
let's take drink, anyhow" ana suit
ing the action to the word, threw some
money upon the coun.cr and invited
all hands 10 join him i'll drink. Aller
drinking Slcwar, Wen. out of tt e door
and While sanding Outside he was
hailed by the oarkeeper who told hun
that Lyon wouldn't drink until Stew
art had proclaimed his name Stewart
repeated his nline and Lyon took his
drink; aId he Immediately al. crWardS
provoked some nigh words with Stew
art by saying that h meant to No,e
Notwithstanding he was no: Il citizen
OF the Sac. Olt WOrl DroLrl. on
another and Lyon drew a knife an
mcnaced S,eWar; win l., AL he,
Stewart, took the weapon away from
Lyon, leaned ii up against the house
and broke the blaie from the handle
by tratnping upon ii wiki his foo. lie
then threw the blade and broken ham
die behind the bar and walked Oh.
ting some deprtIa,ions in The Stable he
went there and lIcd him up; and
while there lie WAS tod tina, Lyon had
regained POSSESSION of MS knife blade,
had rctitioI it with handle, had
sharpeneJ it and was swearing he
would Kill him. Stewart armed him
self with 4 knife which he found in
the stable and started to return to the
voting place. As he was crossing the
street he saw ''Scottv,' man who is
working III Pray's null, trying to pre-
vent Lyon from approaching him.
while thus attempting 10 STAY Lyon,
"Scotty" was repeatedly endangered
by thruSts from his knife and finally
sought safely in iiight.) Lyon finally
came up 10 Stewart, ana while the la |
ter rCtrea ed and Warded OH the knife /
blows with his hand On which pro |
ceedinS he got several ugly cuts on his !
hand) Lyon persisted in attempting to
intlict a moral wound upon S.ewart's
person. Stewart finally being driven
to the wall, as it We're, used his knife, !
with what turned out TO be fatal effect. |
Lyon received a cut i'll the abdomen
and died within torty-eight hours.
These facts appearing by all the evil |
dence adduceu before the Justice at
Genoa, Stewart was acquitted and is
now at liberty. We are thus explicit
in our statement in view of the fact |
that this ease has been much misrep-
resented.
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TAKE WARNING!

THE V. T. X. ", 60. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due rrecaution against accidents and
- ~ life resulting hum the running OF their
trains, and they take this m.th~I 81 warning 10.
rents and gusriian- against tie dangers ATTENDING
the To, common prac'ice e chr'b fla, ing about
their carsand locomotives. 1lnsr hnV ng In charg.
th" business Of the Con any tnd II inn, s.ibe 10
pERsuN Z boy- bo frequent The teimlni aud .top-
ping places "f the :, I'd from 81 mbiug upon the
ca AID engines; aud they will { II themselves
oh ed TO resort to mere deemed measures " thsss
annuNances are cpntnu'd lec.ht sccidents.
which are wholly asci ibah- To the ,ar,le-rners of
persons la jun pug IN and on the cars when IL
motion, should br waning .inngh IN th.mreivsA
II. VI lEkiNGTON, Superintendent
August l., 1870. n
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N o T I G =.

DARrIES HAvIrG ACCOUNTS A0AlRsf
the v. 4 T. r. H. Co. are requested n pre-.
sent them At an ofAes Of the Company By the lss
Of the month following that In which they hass
accrued.
n. n. YERINaroy. sspsrinsssIsss
Juns q, 1870.
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"A. R.-There will be q meeting of
the members Of Stanton Post, No. %,
this afternoon at o'clock. AS bust
ness Of importance will be transacted,
the attendance of all the members is
desired.
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SILVER STARS ArrENTIoN!-There
will be meeting of the B. b. Club at
their rooms this friday evening, at
half past 6 O'Clock. Every member is
requested to be on hand, as business
of importance will come before the
meeting.
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REMOVAL OF THE San FRANCISCO FUR
NITURE STORE, to next door to Iries bach S
store. on Carson street. There is the place
to buy your furniture and bedding, at 40
per cent. cheaper than elsewhere. No
humbug. Also upholsterery, goods of all
kinds, spring mattresses, lounges made
to order and renovated. \ large sock 0
crock cry ana glassware.
II. MJACOBS
Sept 6. $50 I'm
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ARRIVALS AT ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
GEORGE TrFLr, PROPRIETOR.

GEORGE TUFLr, PROPRIETOR.
Carson City, October 6, 1870.
J B Campbell, Tahoe City
p Truesdell, Ophir
NJ d Wheeler, New York
b + Kess, Antelope Valley
J Blidinger, Lake Tahoe
Mrs w Dun, Carson Valley
\ ii Saxton, Lake Tahoe
l. Alexander, Virginia
A l. Berry,
X d Aiav, Carson Valley
I Murphy, Carson Sink
b r James. Knox Mill
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STATE WARRANTS WANTED. The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the undersigned, at
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Office. II. +. RICE.
THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED with Rheumatism.
G. Smiths "Aramiraculas''. A cure guaranteed.
1t is claimed for thi, NJ dicne that its curative
powers are wonderful to experience. For sale by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
Tjy16-fl ED. D. wENBAN, Travelling agent.