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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

MARYLAND EPIfcoPAL CONFERENCE.-The
Annual Convention OF the Episcopal Church in
the Diocese of Maryland held its coaciuding
s. ssiOn In Baltimore yesterday.
The special orcer OF the day being the report
OF tie committee on diocesan missions, the res
oluiiens reported by the committee on the first
DAY OF the session, 60 raise 1900 ne coming
year Tor diocesan missions. were adopted WITH
out amendment. Another resolution was sdded,
20 The effect that 81 eco. or 70 much thereof a
the committee msE deem necessary, be expend-
ed Nhhin the limits OF the city u Baltimore.
On motion OF Rev. DY. Jackson, 10 was re-
solved that the form Of parOchial reports. now
authorized by the convention, lie referred 20 a
special committee OF two clergymen and one
lay On for greater fullness OF detail and such
changes a. they maT approve, and that a copy
OF The same, a. amended sno enlarged. be is
sued TO the clergy BY the secretary IN advance
OF the next CONVENTION. Rev. Drs. jackson and
Dairy mple and Dir. b. n. Bash were named as
the committee.
Rev. Mr.. TrapneIl, from the committee 20
nominate star Ding committees not Yet ap-
POINTED, reported the following a. the Book ana
Tract Committee: Rev. Julius 4. Grammer, ID.
ID; Rev. W. Y. Brand and Rev. K. James.
Rev. A. y. Stryker offered the following
ameDoment 20 the canon relating to the titles
OF lsymen 20 seats in Convention: "No lsyman
shall be entitled 10 a seat In this Convention as
the representative Of parish or congregation,
unless he be q communicate Of good standing in
the Protestant Episcopal Church" Referred
TO Committee on Canons.
A resolution vas adopted, that the STANDING
Committee OF Ways and MeaOs, appointed 81
the last annual Convention, be empowered 70
make such changes in the assessments upon the
several parishes and congregs cations of the
Diocese as may be shown 10 said committee 10
be just and advisable.
The next session Of the Convention will he
held in Baltimore, Grace Church. beginning
on the last "Wednesday In June, 1872. After
adjournment the members OF the Convention
sang the Gloria in ENcelsls, and received the
Benedction.
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1.OO3 GIETl
OEAND GIT CnNGEkT AN nIsTR1Rrr

49, FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
-"S Soyfatlns s8SyfEp., StSfsIS 1 Caayiiy, Neto
1t1Ei 0a1 SOtftsTSI AMI Sailors Orphans
rome. WGShiag,oa
lore neid IN Wsshingf n, ID. o., under aud by
ntIlus o. permit from Hon. A. Pieasa0t0n. Com
Is5I 80, o. in'ernai Revenue, on the Eth Of July,
TIE lollouirg Gifts will be az srded the successful
neEt holiers y the tor1Bi sioners: story Brick
acres Timber Land IN Wasiingion Co. ma with
oaiO Canal SO COO sstory Brick aeuse. Ii II Sol
Ccag "a, Nt15, ls'seS story Brick House, 90
G9ysIlstown, miles n I'm BALTIC, on Passenger Il.
seine IocstieD. $500 ] fse Residencs near GoSans'
Go,ansGvn anne isesii5S o I0 Lots aS n n
above suburban property, 500 each, sHs0
so Cash Gifts $50 900 b nd.. srowasvili- Prssinct
S4-GOO U. ). Bonds, go 90 81 @. State RSnis; lie
ehaTes National nechanics' Bank, BALTIC Isl
Shares CitiZens' National Bank, Bslto.; 100 share
Bao anal Ohio 70 sears' Sss B. Ri
Wilmington and BALTIC. L. q. 50 90 Tickets ousy
will be sold, At S3 each, S26G eco.
Bon. n McCoLLOUGH ElktoD, Nd. c..,
nsJ- GES. + CASTLE Baltic Nd. (
hJsrsHS>s Nal. Gen. ID. Hunter,U A, W 50
ngten. ID. O.; Bon. jas. b Negiey, Pittsburs, "a ;
lrst k2tioLal Bs1k, Hsgerstown, Md: ApDleman
Co, Bankers, HsReTstown, Nd; Hon e. j. Rren,
late Att Gen1- Baltimore.
ID eds Of the above Real Estate certified By
ecuJ sell IN the hands Of ihs Trustee Tickets and
Mn-ic pesiers. 925 PennsyIvania avenue; W. Fl
% II Morrison. Booksellers, AIS Pennsylyania
avenHet BenJ D-WOlf, yeveller, oIo Pennsylsania
eyenuei yIo Parker. Booksellers 52T 9TH strest:
Als,ISp Dudley Resl Estate Agshts, Louisilns
General A-eut, stationer and Printer, No. 3l
Nassau street, New York.
=. a orders By mail VIII receive prompt steu-
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New York papers publish an important series
Of sfhdasiss bearing upon the Methodist Boo,
Concern case. The first one is by Rev. Dr..
Lanahap, who makes sundry grave accusation.
against the financial administered alton OF the Book
Concern. Special prominence Is given to an
alleged discrepancy between the average
monthly balance statement 20 given from the
sof the National Shoe and Leather Bank,
and a. sbtsined from the books held By De-
Carlton. Afadavifs from . responsible sc
countant, and from two gentlemen formerly
employed BY the bank, are rendered in supper,
of this allegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

LIGHT SUN-BoNNKrs.-It must be an unpat-
raj child, think, that can enjoy having a
close, heavy sun bonnet tied on its head when
ever II runs ent to play. Children always pre-
fer eht straw hats, and these are more sensible
head-eoyerings for summer than close sun bon
nets. For very email children bonuets are most
convenient sometimes, but let them be light
ed by DASHBOARD Stats or whalebones runnipe
IRON back to front away out beyond the nose 30
that one can not zee right nor lift without turn
children Who wear them. There Is the sams
objection TO the stiff /" shaker" A good sun
bonnet Is deeper over the aop than at the sides,
serving as a shade, but not - "blindersd
used should have piece Of green silk basted ia
for lining. - corded Bingham sum bonnet, stiff.
ened With thin starch or one made on q few
ratfans running over from aide to side-daep
ever the top, but short around Ike cape; ID essy
to make uncomfortable to wear.--FdiA RocAes-
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Stock Report.

ley scatter, Brokers' and Commercial Tsles-cps
Lewis Johnson q 90. quote stocks and bonds IN
nome AND fOrefgn markets, rs follows:
INV YORK, June SD. b. s's, 1881. common MA.
s9s ", coupon. H. s20's, 90, coupon, IiI5. s1 O.
60 COUPON, nI.. 1s, new. 6s coupon, n4s< so g.
%, coupon, llsss, lbs. 66, coupon, li4i<: lO-tQ,s
coupon, llo; Currency S. ilssS Mariposa. 8; DO
PRED, -; Canton, SO: Cumberland, :; W. o Tel !,
water Power;,,Z; Adams ZIP. slh Wells, Farso
q, Co. kIp ga; American EIp., SEX q. s. Exp
Ia - 4. Ceat. Hudson, 9s%; do Scrip, s2i
Ere, 29:6; do; pref'd; :: Harlem, IsS do prsf a,
scu ssead i,at. H. nis1 ig Cent - Mich
Sleve Pitts, nsA; Northwest, So; do pref,d'
XII GisseS G Cal On, lnes Gent, me-
asS Wabash and Western, 6Ih; Del Lack West '
Han Han fs; Tsyps n esS Alton TER. Hsute, =;
4 FRED, l2lh: Ohio q Miss. cert r:Coi Ch,saeo
mo Cen 80; Tenn. state SIZE. old. 7oSS: do
new "a va. State SKIES, old 6S1k Off d: n a. siYes
old; g; de-. new. &C: Missouri SKIES s5s.: Ger
uaI psclhs Bonds. lo21s: U. p. LIST Bonds gss GOLD
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM UROPE TO-DAY.
elegrdpAed Erciusfvefy TO the Evenin9 Star.
strict RuIe I'm Paris.

Strict RuIe I'm Paris.
PAR1s, June 2, eyening--rhe newspapers
a-eotor and PolttiqSse have been suppress ell.
The search for concealed arms continues TO be
vigorously prosecuted, and many have been
round Arrests continue upon a large scale,
Chiefly ex-national guards and soldiers. Strict
watch Is kept upon the right bank OF the Seine,
and the sentiDels arrest all paSsers at night.
Ferry has ordered the reinstatement OF the
teach ers in, the schools. The gems darn Is TO
be augmented 10 the effective force of 5000 A
republics guard of II eco men will also be
formed. Ii Is proposed TO construct forts with
In the walls of Paris, TO prevent the possibility
OF renewal of the Instruction.
Propositions before the French As.
sembly.
VERSAILLES, June 3.-lt is said a majority of
me Assembly favor the proposition for the
abrogstiOn of the laws for Punishment of the
princes OF the House of Bourbon from France,
AND Also the proposal 10 extend the power OF
The Railways between this city and Paris have
resumed their trips, and are already doing an
immense passenger traffic. Business in Pars
IL rapidly reyiving.
Ocean steamer Disabled
LONDON ,June 3--1he steamship Elbe, bound
to The West Indies and Aspiuwali returned TO
southampton disabled. Her passengers and
mails were transferred to another vessel. which
sailed for Aspinwall.
McRiahon to HIS Troops.
PARIs, June 3.-An order of the day inst
Issued by McMahon to the marines and soldiers
Of his army, praises their courage and devo-
tion, which have delivered Paris out of the
hands of the wretches who intended to reduce
the city to ashes, and says the Assembly is
about to give them the werthiest recompense
by voting that they have deserved well Of their
country
Paris n erself Again.
The streets Of Paris have been reopened 10
traffic. The barricades have all disappeared
the payements have been repaired, and there is
perfect order everywhere. The police are still
arrestiDg all suspected persons. Ten courts
martial have been established at Cherbourg for
the trial of prisoners sent there by the provost
marshal. The latter service is carried on at the
theater Chartelet. in this city, where q summa-
~ Investigation is held prior to trial by militia
ry court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

TIE ARIZONA INDIAN MAssACRR-by al
vices received ct the Indian office, the details
of the late massacre of Indians by white citi-
Zens Eear Camp Grant, Arizona Territory, are
ascertained, proving the affair to be much more
horrible than at fret reported. The Indians
were friendly, and under the protection OF the
fort at the time, and comprised about 100 wo-
men and children, and few men. Sixty-three
DEAD bodies were found by the troops, who
visited the place just three hours too late to pre-
vent the massacre, and all are killed or missing
except eight women and children, who have
been hrouoht into the
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TWO CENTS.
His Appeal TO ne PEesfe-M Objects to

ms Appeal 70 tie PEb'ie-He Objects 10 benz
Made a SeaPegoat.
Nkw YORK, June 3.-Foster, the condamned
murderer Of Mr.. Putnam, has issued an appeal
10 ne puoEc, In which he says: = 1 Was tiled
out OF my turn. There were Others intsctsd
for murder months before me who have not
been tried yet, because there was no hue and
cry siter them, while the public was resolved
20 nave my blood as soon a. possible. Out OF al
these. L alone am selected TO undergo capitaI
punishment because mine was A sensational
case: No one can doabt the truth OF THIS. and
ltis because this Is the tr1tb, known 70 God Rni
swors TO by me in the shadow OF deafh- tssf r
MAKE my appeal to the public. 1 am doomed 10
ne because a wicked drunken freak resulted in
Tie death or man whom 1 no more intended TO
harm seriously than 4 would my own child
The public, because it fOrgets me in the hor-
rors OF my cell, convicted OF an intention which
1 never had-as my Creator into whose preS-
enee am shortly TO be hurled, knows bet
ter than l do-insists upon M execution ;,
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The Markets To-Day.

DlhftkokE, Jure 5.-Cotton scarce ard firm.
nloonne uplsnds, IN low middling, Rsl7ix FlSur
gulet and easier IN low grades. Wheat scarce ana
pun; nte southern corn scarce snd firm 80: vel
3S dul, "a Oats auitt and stock scarce GAS
f1oNlsl,h s quiet, weak and unchanged. WHISKY On.
b,LIiMoRF, Jrre s-yirsinia skies, old, IS bid
90 loo. y bid; DO. 1867, 81 bid
HEw York, June S-Stocks steady ana d,li
SCyernments steady and strong Virgins sIxes
-; 90 new ". North OsroliI a., AZ do new az
Ns<; short hy<.
INV YORK, June 3-Flour cur and UNCHANGED.
W heat quiet and unchanged. Corn guie. and sfesSS
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sTR1Kx ANn R1or nCAL1rnnrr,-.m,

STRIFE AND RIOT IN CALIFORNIA; mob Of
strikers on Ihursdsy drove out all the miners
az WORK IN the Keystone, AmadOr, Little Ana
cor, HaywaId's, Pound Stones, Downes and
Mshony gold quartz mines at Sutterlee's creek
anu AnhaOr, some or the most productive
mines in California. They demand an siyance
from 3 per day, which they have been Teceiv-
ing Tor twelve years, 10 $3.50. They have taken
possession or sll the mines and machinery er-
cert the Amador. The owners and ofi .ers
generally refuse 10 accede 70 the demand of the
strikers, aid will call on the State authorities
for aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

CHKsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL CoMPANY.-
The Board Of Directors met yesterday In Balti-
more city. After the transaction of the regular
business OF the meeting the president, Hon.
james Z. Clarke, submitted his report for the
year, which was adopted. The earnings of the
canal for the month OF May were SIS, 036.Os, and
the expenditures sl3, Soc The increase of the
trade was IS 1000 over the month of April, the
receipts being larger than for any preceding
month. The number of tons of coal transported
during May was 40 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

The acton Of the womsns Suffrage Conyen.
ton OF Massachusetts,. in passing resolution.
disavoWing any sympathy with free love o.
other special social theories, was well-timed
and similar associations elsewhere will do vel
TO Initiate TIE example, IL they desire recruits
for their cause from among the good and pare
women Of the land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

A STUPRyDoCs IECENDIARY PLor.-It has
been discovered that the real leaders Of the COM
mune were Karl Marx, Jacob Blanqui, Tonat-
chin and Diebrueck. The idea of burning p arts
originated with Jacob and Tonatchin. The
papers seized show that these nen are in Lon
Don, and are planning new schemes TO maxi
Lyons, Marseilles, Madrid, Turin, Naples.
Rome, Vienna, Moscow and Berlin the scenes
OF connasrations. ROssel and Auriel are both
concealed in London. Assassinations continue
in Paris
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LECTURES.
SCIENTIFIC LEcTUBEs.

DR.. =. p ROWLAND vii deliver course q four
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE MICRO
SCOPE, using the ELEOfRIO LIG II for the Hug
Isnonsf with experiments IN 1rH0U3 OXIDE.
ShoWing It's wonderful stbetic Ind ne nee, st LIN
jane and Guiding June 13
Admission TO each Lecture Is cents.
Lectures 20 Commence zt o'clock.
No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets and
reserved O. ats for sale At Psrkers News Depot,
revenfE street, opposite Pest Once. jel mt
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A fresh combination OF SPECTATORS to advance
the price Of gold Is reported TO have been m .ds
mp In Wall street, and the parties Implicated
ere said 70 be some OF those who organised the
gold "eorDer" of 1860. II 10 hoped that sscre-
tary Boutwell, viii be able to "suchre" them
AGAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03
MI. Larmore's Candidate for PresI-
dent On his WAY Ha,nn

MEMPHIS, TENN, June. 3.-Horace Greeley
snd Genesal Merritt leave for home this after
neon ria Louisville and Cincinnati. Owing IN
want of time they did not attend the coufedar-
ate relief picnic at Vicksburg on the 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

The California Republican State Convention,
to nominate candidates. for State and judici al
officers, u to be held in Sacramento ON wednes-
day, June %. The Maine republicans win hold
then State Convention In Portland, on Thurs
day, June %, and will, no. doubt, renomnate
Gov. PeIham by reclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

LIVERY CATAsTRoPHR HAS ITS HERo.-There
vas roor Dec. Simmons, and now appears, from
Pitts'on, James McDermott, the nobIe-hearte5
engineer of the breaker, who stood hoisting his
ieiIow-workmen from the suffocating tomb be-
low until his hair was burned from his head ana
his clothes nom his body, and not Deserving his
post until his machinery was rendered useless
by the flames. Hooray! for Jimmy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

Too much credit cannot be awarded to Gen.
Babcoek for his order reqniiing the parks In
the city to be kept open until II o'clock p. m,
instead Of having them closed 1T 8, - here
tofore. These breathing spots were intended
for the benefit Of the people, and every facility
should be afforded to enable the pubic to enjoy
them, at all reasonable hours and under ali cir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

The rain we had hsre this week appears to
have extended over the seabosrd States, from
Maine TO Georgia-arresting the drought, which
was beginning to tell severely on agricultural
prospects In all that region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

AZ the hot season is approaching, and thoss
able to do 30 are getting ready to leave the city
Tor the heated term, the advertisements OF sum-
mer resorts elsewhere In THx STAR should be
consulted. The announcements there will be
found to include many Of the most desirable
places in the country. fss
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND WA-TLIHG MATCH-AsD NOV
" IHEY ABE HAPPY.


We are happy to announce that in response TO the
not thrr uCh that several well known and
h0nOFabie gentl men, smcng whom are Mr. shoe
max r. beer brewerl Washington. d. o., and Peter
Grouse. ksq.. (buteheT,) PiJtsburg. Pa, have s.y
ned their II tSnil9n 20 COMPETE with Mons. v. W
Nry ESter, Familiarity known "a the German Oak
Tor the chau pionshp OF the world and one hundred
aIs IN greeneecks, "dHf pgay the best ulds lcia
Tie grand wrestling Match will be preceded ~
STa1o Z. ncert' given BY some OF the NEST ceisbrs
tta Singers ard Musicians IN " sshagioH, together
WITH s ht' airy sud graceful dancing. Concert vil
c u ~ nee az o'clock m. to be followed with
dEcfng CD tuT clock, at hich hour the Athletes
vii 80 IN The arena and the test Of strength viii
9 rnence &c take place at "Bsiers' 4" 7-h street
P6rE on TUESDAY next. Jun. 6, ISL The Park
Ntt lie beautifully ard 6riliisufly Illuminated and
q ETSba display of fireworks will close the euier-
T. = ne a. Mons. =. W HElGSrER.
JTI All llth street, near Peuns. avenua.
TIE GRAND UNION CONCERT FOR TH&
n beaeht Of the Wid Tvs aud Orphans OF Germa. ;
N ihe District Of O0lUEtie will come of az LIS
CCLA HALL on the 6TH OF JUS, aud will b.
Gptu ed With prayer By The Rev. De. g. SUNDERLAND
TIE oIentng anthem will b.: Sweet Hour OF
frayer- M. Thomas Commodore will read tn.
tsFcT1-e poem Of Mr.. Iincaln, '.Oh' " nv shnuld
ne epI-it Of Mortal be PTOut.1 and several Other
= ems After tie poem, the favOrite ture KiZar
% We mans, and the HaDpy Family - by MI ;
HtoA a al. u Bal imOre- aud others The Ian H.
z 500, by Professor Ford, Of Howard lJpiyerst-
kUe s-arsne Band will be in s:terdaDcs. Tickets
Ier e. - the principal Book and Music Stores
Price FIFTY GENTS. lei a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

MI. Cheney was yesterday, In Chicago,
formally degraded from the ministry OF tho
Protestant Episcopal Church by Bishop White
house. He will. notwithstanding, continue his
illustrations in Christ Church, as the congre-
cation etiIi sustain him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

BLAcKINe FOB HARsxss.-Ata recent meet
ing Of the Worton Farmers Club OF Kent
county, ND, . member submitted the following
receipt TO one gallon fepid water add two
Of Potash and - grams Prussiats or Potash,
the whole costing but few cents. From the
acknowledged ability and ecientihc attainments
and this member stated that ivory black and
vinegar was an excellent preparation for har-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

DR. sALTER has resigned his position a:
medical referee of the Pension Office, and DR.
Hood will probably succeed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03
A GBARD FAMILY FESTIVAL,
IN FOB The BENEFIT OF
ST AIMS IeFANT ASYLUM,
MONDAY. June 5, ard TUESDAY, June 9,

AN1LOSTAN ISLAND,
DlSNERAND REFBESHnENIs sERVn Oh
TIE GROUNDs.
Prccests fer the beasnt - TIE Institution.
hILLERs FIcE BAND OF MUSIC will be In
aftes dance day aud evening.
Fes iyttifs Commence rae dsy at o A mn and
close Al 10 g. m.
Tickets, so Cents. Children. half price,
free convey Ece by boats. Island can al.o he
reached By Agueduct Bridge
COMMITTEE OF ARRAS6EzENTs:-Messrs J. Oar
roll Brett, John II. Goddard. John L. kidwelI =
MeserbsnY, Joshua HuniinstoD, v. y, King. T hos.
WaggAua9. MICHEL Manning, Dennis Msher,
James A Reilly. George Petty, j. @. McCollum
George y ht uerhoI n, end others. js1N
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One Of the Atlantic Telegraph Gables
kec0Xered And Renaired

HEARTS CONTEXT, n. II. June S.-one OF the
Anglo A merican telegraph cables has been
recovered and repaired. The steamer
Scsnderia will Immediately proceed TO recover
and repair the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

The co'ored population OF the District Of CO.
lumbia, according to tho lats census, was in
ls'o more than one-third Of the whole popula-
ton, or 43,i07, against IA .2i6 in 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

COLONEL ALBERT j. MYER, chief signal
Office L. S. Army, by direction OF the President
has been assigned to duty according to his com
mission of Brigadier General by breyet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

MINISTER THORNTON will sail with his family
for England june 2tsll.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE S HEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to day were S937 ,93S 3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

SECRETARY FISH left here last evening for
New York and will return next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

The jury laws of Massachusetts, as con-
sirued by the judges in that State should prevail
in other sections of our country, where TO READ
q newspaper disqualifies one for serving on a
jury. In q recent prosecution for murder, Ia
Norfolk county, the counsel for the prisoner
moved to change the place Of trial TO Suffolk
county, on the ground OF the strong local
preiodice against the prisoner. This motion
was cented by Chief Justice Chapman, who
was holding the court. This eminent jurist, in
delivering his opinion, said that those persons
who take the daily papers are as q matter OF
fact prejudiced by whatever they read in them,
but that these impressions vii pass away, an
are replaced by others. The opinion which
should dsqualify juror, Chief Justice Chap
man said, must be something more than a
vague impression derived from newspaper re-
ports. i
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A CALIsoRxIA TRAexDY.--AtO Cherokee Flat.
Cal, Thursday morning, as party were coming
George sprane out Of place Of concealment.
seized Mise susan Mcdaniel, cut her throat and
stabbed her to the heart, and then made his
hang him az soon as caught '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

The High Court OF Impeachment OF Nebraska
has removed Governor Butler from Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

"GAsTER FRANK LINCOLN, the youngest son
of The late President Lincoln" is announced
by the Bellevue, Ohio, Gazette, to lecture in
that village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

SECRETARY SEWARD left Bombay for Elrope
Aprii *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

"A MINISTER KILLED AY LIGETSISe.-Dr.
Miller. 60 years OF age, of Rockingham oountv
Virginia, was killed by lightning yesterday
while holding Ratchet in bis hand. He was
the fafher,in-law Of Congressman j. II. Haxris.
OF the Rockingham district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-03

TIE PORTS GIFT TO PARIs.-The Pope has
sent 90 600 francs In cash to the distressed Pa
isians, and alao several chests OF consecrafed
objects for the churches DESTROYED during the
siege and lighting in Paris. w