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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
1A lady '!prOfesses" in Kipon College, Wi

6A lady ''prOfesses" in Kipon College, Wis
~San Francisco has steam wagon for agri.
cultural purposes.
~Boston IL in laughter over a woman Who
refused TO buy beef on account OF the cattle
disease. and took pound Of liver instead. '
@In Philadelphia there is a blacksmith
shop, the bellows Of which are operated by dog
power. =
~Victor Emanuel .evihces symptoms Of
heresy, though Antonelli declares that, when
the Ming II seriously i'll, he is always . most
dev0ut Catholic.
SRA youth named Hayerman, has shot
himself NJ Hamilton. Ohio, rather than fuliil a
marriage engagement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
Fire in RroNklvu

NRw YORK, Feb. Sat three O'Clock tai.
morning IRE broke out ~ Leiberman broth =
ere malt house, Brooklyn, which Vas totally
destroyed with It's contents. The damage Is esfi-
mated AZ $50 .o00; insured for S3G 900. The orr
gin OF the tire Il unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
President Of Michigan Iaixer>ia.

DETROIT, Feb. President las. e. Angel,
OF Nerrncrt University, has been elected presi-
dent of Michigan University, At Aun ArbOr.
President Angel wIl enter upon Lis duties on
August 1st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

ST. LoUIs, Mo, Feb. THE case OF Dr. Chs.
Nastine, charged With mansaughter in the
second degree, for producing abortion on Miss
Rate Dclan some time ago, closed to-day. Ihs
doctor was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

BLOODY EFFECTS OF JEALousy.-A colored
man named Robinson. infamed by jealousy to-
wards rival lover of q girl to whom he as
attached, posted himself outside of the coiored
church in Greenwood. near Lockland, Ohio, on
Monday night, and when the congregation was
disperslng nred into the crowd promiscuOusly,
prQducing the greatest CONSERVATION and in.
hirting serious injuries on three men, named
Mason, Caplander, aud Busby, and Also the
wife Of Buzby. Mr.. Buzby was shot through
the head and arm, and badly hurt The MON
ster was provided with Q carbine and two six
cyiindered revOlvere. He resisted arrest, but
Was finally taken into custody by the officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

JEALOUSY AND SELF MURDnR.-aMaurice
Crawford, Henry 3. Halleck, and Andrew Luff
got drunk together on Saturday, and ct mid
street. While there, Crawford, who was en-
gsged to Miss Williams, grew Jealous. xnd omar
relied with his int nded. She rem0nstr at6d, and
be grew furious. Drawing . revolver, hettied
TO shoot her, but WAS held by his Companion.
Fading In his efforts to murder the girl, he tnTR-
ed the revolver toward his own breast aud hred
The bullet passed through his right lung and
the wound may kill him. Crawford resides n
Harlem, and is respectfully connscted.-N. r.
Sun 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

NV WORK. Feb. There were twenty four
proposals Ton bonds to-day. amounting 20 - =
iss $50. at from los - TO l.0s.4s. The awards
VIII be 100000, ~ from o. % 10 l0Sse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

A STUPRNDOUs RAILWAY S0REME.-Nc.
Horace II. Day. of 22y Broadway, has sent .
letter to Mayor Hall proposing . novel sou-
ton OF the problem Of rapid transit in New
York. Mr.. Day starts OFF with, the proposition
that thirty years hence our country yin EN-
brace all North America, with l00, 900 900 pepu-
lation, SO 900 900 OF whom will Feeide in New
York city. Mr.. Days second proposition en-
braces railway lines from; the City Hall into
Kings and Queens counties over the great sus-
pension DrIdgs, and elevated railways over vide
qusys or avenues around the city and Extend
ing Into Westchestsr.-K. r. Sun, Ia.
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RATCHEIOR,a HAIR DYH.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
ead; nor amp erIan poison to produce paraly sis or
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusve Preparations
eoastng virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
W: A. tatchelort Hair Dye has had ,A,riy yea's
the only perfect Hair Dye-hlack or Brown. Sold
y al OuGGists. Applied at 10, Bond street, New
York. feS-tP
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OatciAe In PreSou

NV YORK, Feb. s-Stevens. the Bansor
(Msipe) bond robber, suicided IN his cell in the
ToInbs during last night. He was found dead
esrly this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

u IS proposed 10 the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture 20 prohibit divorced persons from marry
ING again within three years after being "put
atlnt.SY.h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
The New Jersey Mouse Ratt6es the
RlllNNalh Amandm emf
Death Of Ueorv Sssl.vav

iRkNIoN. y. D., Feb. s.-fhe HonSe this
morning ratified the fifteenth amendment. by !.
vote OF a TO q. IL nov goes TO the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
THE Presidents MESSAGE ON THE BERLIN
MIssI0N.-Briet mention WAS NADIA in xestsr


MIssIUN.-Brief mention was made in yestsr
days STAR OF the message of the President TO
Congress recommending that the mission to
Berlin. Prussia, he placed on the came footing
as the English mission. In that message he SAYS
that the union OF the States OF Germany into q
form Of government similar in many respects to
that OF the American Union, is an event that
cannot fail to touch deeply the sympathies of
the people OF the United States. This union
has been brought about by the long continued
persistent efforts of the people, with the de-
hberate approval OF the government and
people of twenty-four OF the German States.
through their regularly constituted authorities.
The adoption in Europe ofthe American sys.sm
OF union, under the control and direction of a
nee people, educated to self-restraint, cannot
fail to extend popular institutions and 10 en-
-large the peaceful influence of American ideas.
The relations OF the United States with Ger
many are intimate and cordial, the commercial
intercourse between the two countries is extern
sive and is increasing from year to year, and the
large number OF citizens and residents i'm the
United States Of German extraction, and the
continued flow OF emigration thence into this
country, have produced Al intimacy OF personal
and political intercourse approaching, II not
equal to, that with the country from which the
founders OF our government derived their origin.
He therefore, recommends that the salaries of
the Minister and of the Secretary of Legation
At Berl In be respectively increased TO the same
amounts as are allowed to those at London and
Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
Fire In Atlwaakfe.

water Me. c-day iurnss . a. nrs at white
corner OF Main and nailrsad streets. Tue
losers are 7: II. krs, A. Gait & Co., Anderson.
holver g kenS.y, Lentnan & Bros, and Mrs
Stow. Loss, 10000.
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The shooting Array I'm An Ohio

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-Later accounts Of the
bloody afiray at Locklsnd state that Robinson
was jealous o. his wife, and suspecting Core
was shot while attempting to dissuads Robinson
from raising trouble. Both he and Copelanr
we're daDgefOuely hurt.
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S.reAley Defeated

ALBAAY, Feb. s.-,John l.. Lewis en- H.~stie
u. Warner, democrats, have been chosen re
:ents of the University, over Horace Greeley
anu II. w. Bristol, 10y party vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

A NATIONAL SrsTRM OF .EDUCArioN.-The
House OF Representatives yesterday had under
discussion the bill reported by Mr.. Hoar, from
the Committee on Education and Labor TO pro-
vide for a national system OF education The
bill provides for the appointment by the Pres
Idont OF superintendent OF national schools 10
each State, at salary OF So goo, who sh ali di-
vice his State into a. many divisions As the
State has Representatives in Congress. AMI for
each OF these divisions there is TO be appointed
by the Secretary OF the Interior district super
IBtendtnt, at salary of $1,000. The divisions
are 10 be div ided into school districts, with a
local superintendent in each district to be ap-
painted by the Secretary OF the Interior, at not
more than 81 per day for the time actually ON
pOyed. The local superintendent is to select
the place for the school house. and is to purchase
or hire IL in the name of tie United States
The school books are TO be prescribed by the
State superintendent, under the direction Of the
Commissioner Of Education, and ARE to be fur
nished gratuitously TO those unable to pay for
them No books are to be used, and no instruc-
ton given, favor ing the peculiar tenets OF any
religious sect The Com missioner Of Educat ION
Is to make an annual report to Congress and TO
prescribe rules for the government of the super-
intendents and inspectors. A direct tax OF fifty
millions OF dollars is imposed and apportioned
among the states, the sum raised in each State
10 be expended foI the purposes Of education in
that State. The act is to take effect on the
hrst OF July. 1871; but any State may, in lien OF
paving the tax, provide for the suitable instruc-
non OF all The children within its borders: And
II the President be satisfied at the expr alton of
twelve months, that there u established in that
STATE suitable system of common schools no
further steps shall be taken tor the appointment
OF on'cers or the assessment of the tax thereon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

FIGHTER will VAN the boards of the Nationl
TO- night As Hamlet" and so great is the desire
TO see him that at ten O'Clock this morning
every seat in the orchestra and all the choice
seats in the dress circle were taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
New S-30 Gold Loan,
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT
JAY COOKE A CO.
OR for Sale a. Par and Accrued Interest
THE
Fist Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bends
OE THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

Thee bend. are secured, ars'. By q First N VT
tSEe On the Railroad itself, its rolling stick All
al F.r pmenfs, s.-UHf. IS a FIRST MOrtgaga or, h :
ehtif" Lana Nrants being more than Twenty Tyn
i4.u-sEi Acre - Land 10 esch mile Of Roaf
lAr Bonds are Tree from United States TaV. the
fri1sE o.! al the end v Thirty and the later
semi Annually aftHe rate Gl SEEM ANp FaRE
1 y IE- pr chi. Per annum.
ihes stensred IN denomination OF SlCO, SIN
. 80. $3.50 and : 10 80 ' ~O'
The Trustees unaer the N ortgase are Messrs Jay
Ike. q Pbfisi-lSE4a sud = Edgar Thonlson
ton pary. i"~~
These Northern Pacific % Bond. will At s,I,iue.
tsilrr ls;uriy, Je recsiy able Z TEN PEK CAM
tslids ~ their lowest cash pTIce.
u a'iiiicn o. their absolute safety, these Bond,
~ az iEcolne larger, ws believe, than any other
:. = lass .eruTty- Persons hOl ling United States
CITES N rea-e their yearly income oas-titrI, and
stI.i -. ptrfrCrlv reii1Gie iry rstment.. =
HOW Tee GET THEN -Iotr nearest Bank or
tsrEtr Will suTrly these Is ,lds IN any desired
A. NV. and . needed len animation Persons
N-tig % exchange stock other bonds for these
g." ~ Lest cUTTest price for ALL NAExETA 81
-EtIE-TE
n living In localities remote from Banks NAV
s-ld honey, or ojh'r h'nds directly e. ms b. ex
- ear own risk withopt cost 70 the i ms sstor
2 further Information. psnIphitts mars. eve e All
o. sdtress th- uudersgnel.ar any Oh Tia Bznks
sr y mixers employed tO-sll his Loan.
JAY COOKE Il CO..
PH'tsrHirHIs, Nav YoHE sNB wA,aIvs TON.
f'~Ft As.H's NoT,"sSA Fs,,sc Rair0ad CgBsgaay.
W most National Banks, and by Broker, general
y tii .o-LlI q tut t-uhtIy. feb Sn
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The above property Is very desirable, paying 0
GOOD revenue, ard will be sold payment Of cash -
above and balance to suit, liberal discount for
alicash; or would exchange all on payment Of
$1,000 and unimprsvsd property, first class resi-.
deSce. or good business property for the balance.
HAMILTON 4 PEARSON.
la9ln Ne =, r N. o. A. Building. 9Th and SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

THE OFFICERS AND CREW of the u. S. steam.
ship Saginaw, wrecked in the Pacific ocean
arrived at San Francisco yesterday. -Four Of
the crew died, but al the remainder were
rescued.
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The French Relief f..s 4. p..,..

Nsw foRK, Feb. s.-Henry steinwsv, soun-
terdsy.
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Ceaylciesl Of Marder.


Louisville. Feb. WATT Shanshan VA.
convicted to-day OF murder an the first degree
for killing &. ". Montgomery in August last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

fHILADELP HiA, Feb. e.-An eNtereivc series
OF forgeries, comm tied by Tyson Reakirt. have
been uneartbed. Those discovered amount 10
over e1eo, 600, scattered among various whole
sale dry goods firms. He had over dozen bank
accounts, on all OF which he had obtained loans
on forged acceptances. Reakirt has been en-
gagged in private stock epeculations, having been
large dealer In Reading. He has balances in
nearly eli the banks he had used TO further his
operations. but not sufficient TO cover the
amount OF his forgeries. Reakirt was connected
with the firms of John Reakirt & Son and JAM
ney Reakirt 4 Co., Wholesale druggists, and his
foreeries included those firms, a. we'll as that of
his father. The banks concerned have kent the
matter secret, in hopes OF having the losres re-
funded, but the details have st last been d.
yulged,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
Specie Ah1Osn emf

BosToN, Feb. S-The French relief nanl n
THE city now amounts 90 s52,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
IMPORTANT NsWSi

Inc EasterD Ques,foss Settled an
ENfensfo0 NJ the Armt~ttre IN
Pected-s ouaoa seudisg Food
20 Paris - Retreat of the
French Army Of the East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

MOUNT WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, O. m.-Bs-
roineter, e3Ia; thermometer, l.; relative hu-
nudity, 100, wind, W. 5. W; velocity, . miles. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
SIDEBATIOE Disease should be guarded against
or it mrst be erred The alternatives are death or
such consequences as render life burden. Cocibs
the malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves 10
order reeulete the female system, promote the sp
petite, Danish every sign OF dyspepsia or rbeuma
tism, increase the vigcr Of both body and mind and
reiieve the children Of summer complaints All this
can only be done with safety certainty and prompt
ness by Charles 9sutiers Native Wine Bitters. 50
says popular opinion, endorsed By many Of the most
en- lnenf ply siCians, who assure OF the complete
victory OF these all other Bitters. II has ALSO
lu:ely driven them out OF the market where II has
been introduced Gsntieris Native Wine Bitter.
may be had of all druggists. oa35-u
THUBSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER Is the beet article for cleansing and preserving
teeth S>d 10y all druggists. Price, IS and 50 cents.
J0UFEHS INODOR0US GLOVE CLEAEER re-
stores soeI gloves equal to new Sold by all drug
gis;s and fancy goods dealers. Price cents. de5 ly
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POSTSCRIPT.
LATEST Fsa.u ~. 81 sxr.x

80 By The Evening Star Private rs,e.
graph Liz a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
TAKEN INTERNALLN

TAKEN INTERNAJLY,
Il cures Sudden Colds. Cough=, D. and WeaE ScOnl-
90 h General Deb'lity Nursipg sore Mouth, e. 1keT
liver C"mEisint Dyspepsia Gr indigestiol, 0ranp
Colo, Asistic Cholera, Eiarrh "a and ~ sentery
APPLIED INTERNALLY.
cures FelODs, Bells, and Old Sores. Severe Burna,
sCslfs, Cuts. Bruises and SpIains Swelling OF she
irnts. k,ng-W orm AMI Te'icr, Broken Brea~ts,
tvcstet Feet and Chilhlsgns, TOOhaCie Pam in the
tsce. Neuralgia and Bhenma'ism. 1t IS 4 sars
REMEDY for AgUe, Chile and Fever.
PAIN KiILRE,
Taken Internally, IN suld be sduleTate'l with milk
OF water or made into syrup with mOlaSsea. For
S'Irgh- few ureps Ga sugar, eaten, VIII De- more
elective than any, mug else.
see printed directions, which accompany each
bottle.
SOLD by al Druggists fe3 soSw I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
The Trial Of Rev. Chas. r. Cheney
Verdict Of Guilty by the Ecciessst.
cal CSurt-rhe Saspensiem Of the
Accused Approved

CHlCAeo, Feb. The ecclesiastical court i'm
the case Of tue Rev. Chas- Edward Cheney re-
arse mbieI to-day and rendered the following
Nerulct We, Tile undersigned, declare that the
said lev. Chss- r. Cheney is guilty OF the sew
eral charges and specifications contained n said
pTesentment, and state that in our opinion the
sentence OF suspension Oh terms, that Is to saw
SUSPENSION ferminable on such assurance given
bH the Respondent a. shall he satisfactory 20 his
bishop OF contrition for the past and of confor-
lnlty.ip matter wherein he has offended for the
1utue, tball be pronounced fupon him. Mr.
Fuller, counsel for Nr. Cheney, then rose and
SAIL that by canon NN the bishop nav grant a
new tIisl, but he did not know whether the pres
ldent would assume that power, the bishop moi
setting as president. He would offer motion
tor a new trial, which would of course be over
ruled: He had expected that the sentence
would Lave been much less severe and not be-
ing fuily determined as 20 what would be the
best course 10 pursue, LIE would therefore hand
10 the clerk notice that an appeal was PRAYED
TOT and within tie next ten days lie would de-
Hrmlhe whether or not TO pursue the appeal
he court then adjourned subject 10 the call of
The oshop. The severity OF sentence causes
much discussion. Ii is generally reported thai
MI. Cheney viii continue 10 act as rector of
Cbflsts Church Notwithstanding the verdict of
suspension by the ecclesiastics al court and that
, Tie n. niiers OF hrs congregation will STAND by
Dim: The controversy between Mr. Cheney And
lie bishop L. because MIR. Cheney omitted The
word ''regeneraie" in the clause in the order OF
service Ter the baptism of infants As il occurs in
The book Of common prayer The EPISCOPAL
Church.
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THE EVENING STAR.
rtsLisRss bfL{, sunday excepted,
~ The star Buildings,
csser P.rnsy igRnia av. and Itth -.
HY TIN
YYESIyG STAR NEWSPAPER CGNPiSI.

TEE STAB is served b. carriers a. sa-u sro-
.-Tlrers IN TIRE Civ So District q; Ten CENTs PER
WIKI or FORTY POUR CENTS PEE MONTH Copies
o. Tire eornter, Two CENTs.
FErrE AOR MAILING Three H0n-ns, Sl,so;
81 son;ts, 80 .OH. One Year, sE 90 so papers
Eys sent from the Cfscs IoI ger than rsid for.
THE wEEKLY sTAR-pUbgishsd en- Friday
R<o-ni-g-sI so year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

TIE HEALTH OF CHIEF JUsrICe CHASE Ia.
improved during his residence in New York the
past month, and he rides or walks out ever
day when the weather is not stormy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

NV YonS. Feb. s.-The export OF go,I {
day 10 RS 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

BAN FRANCIeCo, Feb. A gale at Rowland
Island, lasting from December 18th To the 18th,
grove the Ship keynard 20 sea. The German
ship i.ieblg, Benshstt, was driven ashore on
Bakers Island. She Is a total loss. Two OF her
TO Rowland Island.
lie Chamber or Commerce will he addressed
TO morrow by Mr.. Nogel, Postmaster General
Oh New zealand and W. Gray, postal inspector
for the colonies, i'm behalf OF the PROPOSED
american line of steamers from Australia 10
New Zealand.
Adyices from all parts of Arizona represent
the Apaches TO be unusually active. Reports
OF men being killed, horses, mules and cattle
being run on, and farms plUndered, come in
from all directions. Many farmers are aban-
doniDg the country in despair. Several mas.
meetings have been held TO consider the situ-
alton and devise means of relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

TEE RIvIR AND HAKDOR AUTHORIZATION
BILL.-The subcommittee OF the House Com
mittee on Commerce to-day perfected the River
and Harbor appropriation bill, and il will be
reported to the full copmittee Tomorrow.
The bill appropriates about ST. 900, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08
(-RAND HoTfL.

a -kANb IUIfL.
" BEOsBNAy sNp 3I~T STREET.
NEW iOEh,
- q or ibe huroPesn an; The most elegant
Hotel .r New York perfect m ali mod sru . a
lets. el.horaiely furnishe. throughout; My
nkN1hlEDER-A sure remedy for the Toots-
" scE- locd or reura'gIc. price - cents Rus
ria RATS and MICE POISON, the best ana
rrHnsest remedy without any preparation. prfre
= rsuts For sale IN the Drug Stores. hy A. X Tor.
ZENShI, Ih street, y. corner n. v NATL
% c1rner aud l2th streets, and man OR -,
CHARLES SIO1T co. $50 PENNY iTsnia ave-
IU-, " hOesale Agents. 81 Is.
IMPROyE YOCR STOCK.
FOR SALE. -k
Two rs'r v~ry superior pure breed whites S.@
'hk>TEa PIGS, a. mosfhs oil. NJ bsr,,sr =,
-t1efyd "a Address RJI ,, Star Office. iasr
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NoNISATToN-The President to-day nOIni-
mated Denard Rumley as Collector Of Customs
at Wilmington, NO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-08

liable BROTHERS.
400, CORNER SEVENTH AND sTRrxrs
IL ZJ-tr
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morning a Gre broke out ~ Lelberman broth >
err malt house, Brooklyn, which Sas totally
mated AZ $50 .o00; insured for S3G 600. The orr
gin OF the tire Is unknown.
saicids In . House er Tu.Fame.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-GeOrge wittenberc a
German, n years old, while ia the house OF a
sourtezan named Kate Reynolds, committe,l
suicide by shooting. Cause, jealousy and in
temperance.
PrestdeDt Of Michigan 4 ntver>ity.
DETROIT, Feb. President Jas. e. Angel,
OF NerInont University, has been elected presi-
dent OF Michigan University, AZ Ann ArbOr.
President Angel wIli enter upon bis duties on
August lst.
a st Louis Abortiontss Discharges
ST. LoUIs, Mo, Fch. The case OF Dr. Chs.
Nastine, charged with maHslaughter in The
second degree, for producing abortion on Miss
Nate DclAn some time ago, closed TO-DAY. Ihs
doctor was discharged.
Proposals for Government Bends.
NV Work. Feb. There were twenty four
proposals Ton bond. to-day. amounting 20 -
$50 at from los - TO L0s.4s. The awards
vii be 100000, A. from OsGJ TO loss.
Greeley defeated.
ALBANY, Feb. s.-Jchn l.. Lewis en- H.~atie
.ents of the University, over Horace Greeley
AND ID W. Bristol, 10y party vote.
Convicted 81 Murder.
LoUisvTLLE. Feb. Watt Shanshan VA.
convicted to-day OF murder an the first degree
for killing Z. W. Montgomery in August last.
The weather On Mount waahisgtsu.
MOUNT wAsHIssTos, Feb. Z, q. m-Bs-
roineter, 1873; thermometer. l.; relative hu-
nudity, 100, wind, W. 5. W; velocity, miles. =.
Inc New Jersey Mouse Ratt6es the
Fifteenth A0enduaeus.
TRKNToH. y. j., Feb. s-The HonSs thi,
morning ratified the fifteenth amendment by A
vote Of a 10 q. IL nov goes TO the Senate
Death Of Henry hasIaway
NV YORK, Feb. s.-Henry Steinwav souu-
der 81 the house Of SteinwAy * Sons, died e.
terdsy.
The French Relief faad In Dsstss.
BOSTON, Feb. She French relief nanl ~
The city now amounts 90 s52,0O0.
Specie shipment.
NV NohS. Feb. s.-The export OF golI to-
day rs sass ,0Oe.
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