Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-25
EVENING STAR.

HOREIHLB DEATH FROM HYDRoPrJoRra
Some three weeks ago Mr.. Richard MeNulty.
employed in the car shop OF the Morris and
EsseN depot. in this city was bitten hy a doy
At the time no attention was paid to the wound
sri 10 vas not until last SATURDAY. that IL a.,
SEUcd anything OF an alarming character or,
San,-ay 81. o. oHuIII and his child, little girl
were cut y alking. While out he drank a elass
OF lem made, which occasiOned such unpleas-
at s~i.SaEoos that he displayed preu,oDitorr
symptoms 81 hydrIhobia. Mr.. Men ulty then re-
tHi nee, ma. and soon after, upon alternating
t. swall"w some water, was seized with vfoienf
I2roxysIns, causing lin TO dash himself about
t-r room. and at the same time Swapping his
teeth and crying out 80 DOgi tlogi dog y, From
TINS time on his condition Continued 70 rroug
worse, requiring the constant attention of sew
esa strong men to keep him dashed to the bed
wound was inflicted on the palm of the right
hand b. Newfoundland pun belonging t. a
gentleman living on the Hudson CITY heights
Allnsngh bighss priced by its owner. the dog
was Killed immediately after the oecarrencee
NeU0rk 4drertiser, 26tA.
WHAT GERMANY IL DoIxe TX THE CEprn
IEONfrCEs.-Ihe- Berlin correspondent of the
London gsss say,:-The erection of some new
forts at Strasburg and IN other parts Of Alsaeo
VII l. shortly taken in hand. COmmantiant
have been appointed for Bitche and New Bret
s2ch; one covers an important rail way Hne, while
TIE otLer protects the passage over the Rhine
Ire VOLTS OF Ph3lsburg and LutZelStein will
probably be rsZed after the completion of the
new forts and-What is equally iTnpOrtant-the
constitution OF several new railways in the
bOrder province. Those RAILWAYS will he about
three hundred miles long. and are destined 10
form another and more effective line of commu-
nicaticn between Metz aud Southern Alsaoe On
their completion Germany will possess three
lines, running from north TO south along the
French frontier. Deliberations respecting the
gate Shth universal conscriPtion Is TO be intro
CuceC 20 Alsaee and Lorraine are stin pending
D-The Professor OF ElocutiOn at Brown Uni
verSity is lady.
syMrs. Sherman (who is one OF the rnoiern
EorgisS) trips MP the stairs Like a girl of Is.
sVLondon number. two hundred and fifty fe-
male students OF medicine.
~Ladirs are beginning 10 return to the prim-
middle.
sYEnglish ritualistic clergymen want TO ex-
Guide female voices from the chOirs Of all
churches; They are unwilling TO give women
s4-NTiss Lizzie O'Brien Is making An eIort IN
establish home or refuge for female emigrants
who arrive in New York. Many of these poor
giris are now led to ruin BY harpies of their own
sFRev. Peter Cartwright, the veteran pioneer
preacher, drawing nigh TO the close Of his
earthly pilgrimage; He Is now confined to his
room IN Pleasant Plains, near Springfield, III
His strength II rapidly failing, and it is feared
lie cannot live many months
~Ke-vs-bus-qum, an Indian chief of Charlie,
vOiy, Mich, though United States sharp shoot
TT during the war, drank pint of fre-water the
other day, and then, having kissed his squaw
and VapOOses, took his rife and shot himself into
the happy hunting grounds '- &c
FsVA North Carolina paper tells a thrilling
story of an attack on q fisherman by n bald
eagle. The bird, il says, few in great rage at
him, burning his talons in his arm. The man,
after a short contest, broke Its wing with
fishing pole and captured it.
eSA little girl went into a neighbor's house
one day and some apple parings lay on plate on
the table After sitting awhile she said: 81
smell applesi'' "Yes," Ireplied, al gIess you
smell those apple parings on the plate" emo.
mol" said She. ''Taint them i smell; smell
whole applesI"