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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-15

THR INDIAN WAR IN UTAH.-The Indian
troubles at San Pete, Utah, are growing Sc
rious. Tabby, a well-known Indian chief sends
word 10 all the bishops at Salt Lake that he
can no longer control his tribe. A dispatch to
Agent Dodge says the Indians are stealing horses
Woods Tuesday night made a requistion on
General Morrow for troops, which will imme-
mediately be hurried forward to the scene OF the
outbreak.
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@Forty per cent. OF Chinese converts in
California relapse. -
Our granddames' sun umbrellas have com
lack to walk the earth.
1The Spanish ram Numancis, will leave
ing aboard are In good health
SWm. Cregar, q we'll known counterfeiter
Was yesterday committed in Philadelphia. II,
default OF $1,000 bail, Tor counterfeitine xve.
cent pieces. A'e'
1.-THE grand jury Of the cour. of general ses-
sion, IN New York, we're discharged Yesterday
without finding an Indictment against .ienninS!y
OF the Times, in the Fitzpatrick libel suit.
oames Brennan, another witness in the
Stokes case, was yesterday discharged from the
house OF Detention by order of j Judge Barrett,
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The Utah Indians 60 be Pact6ed.

SALT LAKE City, August l4.-Gcneral Ord
has telegraphed General Morrow that he viii
furnish him with any additional troop necessary
20 prevent an Indian war, but General Morrow
has reconsiceTed his intention % use force ana
Will simply he accompanied by his stan % tn
Indian camps, believing he will better be able
TO restore peace without display or the use OF
frcnr1s
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o-vansss complains Of ''bottomless dust.t


sxTha .-Hos along the james river. in
yiT,inis' are IN. N-st known for years.
HDes Moines boys tier stocking
before walking TO church 'uSI sTee
.EIt was two dave before a Traverse Or,
yawn. "''S'eA'
ga petrifed buffalo. faIl size, standing and
In the act Of eating, has been found near SPIN
NEVILLE, Iowa.
1The jacksonville (Fls.) laborers are trying
To reduce the time OF daily labor from fourteen
TO ten hours.
aT"The Angels In the Panorama BusIness %
Is the heading given by the Chicago TiaSs 10 a.
description OF The aurora borealis
eyIndisn-rubber bustles filed with Zee AMI
salt are said 70 be IN fashion among Tie bellies
Of Louisville. SN
~Bishop Randall, OF Colorado. has recently
made a tour OF ], 40 mics over q small part Of
his diocese. "
sIAnother infant was fshed out Of the East
river, IN New York, yesterday, making I've
within three days. The Star wants 20 know how
they get there.
~Cheap funerals are now advertised in Lon
Don, where person can be sbrou aed, coli ned
and buried, with four experienced mourners for
about twenty dollars.
~Long Branch bellies roll ten-pins from
"morn til dewy eve" and some OF them havs
become 90 skillful A. 20 knock EN- all down bat
nine at every shot.
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The Northern PaciGc KatIroad.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA dispatch IRON Dakota
states that the track laying on the Northern
Pacific railroad IL progressing at the rate OF
three miles per day, and that trains will reach
the Missouri river in october. The line is now
being located along the Yellow Stone in Mon
tana. There l. no opposition from Indians on
any mart Of The rOufe
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A POET STEuCK BY LIGHTNINs-A thunder
storm passed over Amesbury, Mass, Tuesday
afternoon. The lightning struck in five places
one of which was the house Of the poet Whit
tier, Frustrating MIR. Whittier to the floor. He
was not seriously injured, however, nor his house
much damaged. The other buildings struck re-
ceiyed no serious ipiurv.
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kTEERIBLR SCENE At A PICSfC-Ssrsrrl PR
sous StracE u LtyktriRg.-YesteT5ay a picnic
party. composed OF number OF families liy.n.,
IN Tie northwestern section OF tie CITY, were
assembled upon the picnic grounds in Druid
HlI Park, when at about two O'Clock one OF
natures Freaks produced a terrible scene indeed.
Ihefe were Indications OF n rain storm, and
after a slight rolling of thunder. a sudden fssb
OF lightning struck q large tree near 20 the
party, passed through q large limb, splitting n
IN irae ments, and thence seemed 70 scatter
among The whole party, telling them % tie
earth, and Tor time creating intense excite
meht After lew minutes those pr0stratei
were attended %, and al investigation went 70
prove that nc less than thirteen persons had
been more or less injured by the electric auid.
All the injured were taken 20 the Mansion
House, and received medical attention at the
hands oil DT. Greentree; None are supposed 20
be dangerously affected, but the cscape ~
miraculous. Sun. l5fb
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CHRONOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS at Cane
May have resulted In the discovery Of two dis
nnct species OF mosquitoes; one class sleeping BY
day and waging war by night, andthe other re-
and carrying on active operations during the
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srANLEY IIoNrrEn AoArN.

LONDON, August i5.-The annual meeting OF
the British Association fer the Advancement Of
Science opened at Bri yhtOn la. evening. Dr.
w. X. Carpenter presided. In his Opening adj
dress he alluded i'm terms Of warm praise 10 Dr.
Livingstone, who persisted in remaining in
Africa in the interest OF science. lie also praised
Stanley, who was present, for the bravery he
displayed In carrying out his mission 10 ascer-
tain the Whereabouts Of Livingstone. The
speech was received with loud cheers. Stanley
was twice compelled 10 rise and acknoWlelge
the greeting rendered him. The eN-EmperOr
Napoleon, who WAS also present, warmly ap-
plauded Stanley, who indeed was the hero Of
the evening.
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Congressional Nominations.
n Nj hIGAN.

DETROIT, Aug. l5.-The republicans OF the
9TH district yesterday renominated W. ID. Foster
Tor Congress.
DIES MONIES, Aug. i5-The republicans OF
the 9TH district yesterday nominated John A.
hgsson tor Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-15

MEXICO TO BE QUIET FoR wRKK OR Two.
despatch, said 10 be official, was yesterday
received at San Francisco from HszatIan.
which says that General Diaz has decided to lay
down his arms and accept the amnesty; which
act, says the despatch, finally closes the rebel
lion i'm Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-15

THE WASHINGTON AND OaIO RAILROAD
The Loudoub Eu,erprise doubts the resent re-
PORTS a. 10 negotiations Of the Pennsyly auia n
H., with regard TO the W. X .. X. H.. and a ue.s
route, &c, and says;-"ln the meantime Col
Mcclure i going on with the extension towards
snlckersyille, aud knows nothing OF the negO-
uations which threaten 20 put an untimely end
10 his contracts, and public meeting has been
called al Round Hill Tor the 18th OF August 10
arouse the people in that section, 70 a deeper in
terest in pushing forward the work up3n that
hDes al which Mr. Mckenzie himself " III De
present, 70 enlighten the public a. 70 is Pros
Poets and requirements"
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MURDERS N WEST VIRGINIA. letter from
New Richmond, West Virginia, SAYS thst on the
18th instant Enos WYNN. q citizen Of thai place,
was shot by q man named Garner. Garner was
Drunk aud abusing bosrder OF Gvynn's aud,
on being forced 20 desist, drew pistol and fred,
wouncing Gywnn mortally. He escaped, but a
reward OF one hundred dollars is offered for the
arrest OF Garner. Sometime last week a man BY
the name of Robinson, pc ddler, was murdered
IA a piece of brushwood withia three hundred
yards OF Summers courthouse.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvEYuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s367 6a5Si.


MRS. SHERMAN, wife of the General, is
residing at st. Albans. Vt, with their children.
PRoMoTIoNs-The following first assistant
examiners were appointed yesterday at the
Patent OfHce: G. w. Forbes, c. W. Chapman
0. c. Fox and II. Seymour; all from the position
OF second assistant examiners.
THE REVENUE STEAMER HAMILTON has
been ordered to Philadelphia to relieve the Col
fax, and the latter hes been ordered to Balti-
more to take the place Of the Northerner now on
duty at that station.
TIE New York Sun publishes communica-
ton denying its report, which was widely spread
by telegraph, that men belonging to a United
States coast survey steamer were engaged in
robbing the residents on the shores of Long
Island Sound. No coast survey vessel is in the
Sound, nor has there been one there for some
months past.
PRESIDENT GRANT and General Porter ar
rived here on the early train this morning from
Long Branch. One of the first of Off cial acts of
the President was TO sign a commission author
izing Charles Chesley to act as Commissioner of
Internal Revenue during the absence of Com
missio 1er Douglass and deputies. The Presi-
dent will probably remain in town until Satur-
day evening. Cabinet meeting will be held
to- morrow.
Gov. BARD, of Tennessee, who extended an
~ tHC IcslucntB On DSEdt Oh the CITY
authorities of Chattanooga, for himself and
Cabinet to visit that place, had an interview
with the President this morning, who in
formed him that he had laid the invitation
before the several members of the Cabinet, and
definite answer would be given after the meet
ing Tomorrow. 1t is probable that the invita-
ton will DO accepted.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsIDRNr-The
President made the following appointments to-
day:
j. M. Hedrich. supervisor of internal revenue.
Augustus Morrill,, consul at MANI anillo; George
L. Macmanus, consul at Chihuahua; John K.
Lockwood. of California. register land Office in
the Susanville district, California; Capt. Daniel
Ammen, chief of the bureau of navigation, to
be chief of the bureau of yards and docks, vice
Commodore Rodgers, temporarily absent from
the city.
Postmasters-Cornelus 4. Field Hanover n.
H.; Charles W. Miller, Frederick, Md; John
Crawford Oneida, NY; Carlos Morgan, Gienn's
Falls, \. Y; VIM. II. Polk, Paris, KY; Andrew
s. Hunter, Chicopee, Mass: Socrates n. Sher-
man, Ogdensburg, n. Y; Thos. q. Scott, Fort
Smith. Ark; George w. Pratt, Corning, NY;
II. b. Kinney, Austin Texas
Indian Agents-James III. Wilbur, of Oregon,
agent for the Indians at the Yokama agency. in
Washington territory; j. l.. Burchard, Of Cali
forEia, agent for the Indians of the Round VAL
ley reservation, Cal; Henry w. Reed, of Iowa,
agent OF the Indians at the Fort Hall reserva-
ton, Idaho territory.
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THE REVENUE STEAMER HAMILTON has
been ordered to Philadelphia to relieve the Col
fax, and the latter hes been ordered to Balti-
more to take the place Of the NoTtherner now on
duty at that station.
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Financial SeDaat fOn I'm Louisville.
FAILURE OF PRoMIABNr BUSINESS MAN AND
ALLEGED FEAUDs-HIs FLIGHT AND suBsE-
Qu1NT ARREST.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August i6.-An enormous
business failure was developed here YESTERDAY
involving one Of the most prominent business
men In the city, Robert Atwood, a leading
insurance agent and Q member Of a pork
packing firm He has been heavily speculatine
In cotton, stocks and bacon, and is inyol we'd ha.
tween quarter and Q half million dollars. He
ieI. on .ne lnaianapolis train yesterday after
IN soo,VW: IL Is charged that he obtained large
amounts from banks on fraudulent drafts and on
payer 70 which he forged the name Of Doctor
1--WE hogers, his brother-in-law, and other
prominent persons and business men. Nearly
every bank in the city is loser. Atwood was
most highly connected and the affair IL creating
a sensation in the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..


The unexsmpled satisfaction that EATTAN 3
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city and
tkrcug bout the whole country IS evidenced by the
steadily increasing demand for IT, induce Us 20 direct
eept csl and particular attention to the great fact
that by its you gain Gil the advantages claimed
for the many poisonous compounds in use, TO wit ::
The restoration of the color and growth OF the hair
ard the speedy removal Of dsndruff, without the
least POSSIBLE irjuryss Crystal Discovery il pos
iycly warranted to contain no poisonous substance,
neither Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
Its perf CT cleanliness is reason not to be lightly
oyerlc ked ii will neither stain ths skin clothes
In sentence IL is exactly what has been wanted
for long while, RestoTer Of the Hair that may be
used without the fear that you are going to have
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Lead Collie and various Other
the result Of the OF lead preparations.
ARTHUB NATTAES, Proprietor.
General Depot corner ID and ID streets n. W.
Sold by all Druggists. a1g2-u
A Card.
4 Clergyman, while residing IN South Amer ics
&C missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weskn ess, Early Decay
Diseaee Of the Urinary and semirs Organs and the
whole train Of disorders brought By bsneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel pc
for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, to any sne who needs IL, Free Of Gauge.
Address, JOSEPH L INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar2-ly New York City.
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From Eurone Today.

SENDING TROOPS To IkELANo.
LONDON, August I5.-AddItcual troops have
been ordered 10 BelfoTt and several other tORus
H. north Ireland, as disturbances are feared to
day, IN consequence OF the celebration b. The
Roman Catholics OF the passage OF tAe repeal
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A Gala Day fn the Quaker City.
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH OF TUE FIRST saIP OF
TIE NEW LINE TO frRopE

PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-An immense
crowd assembled on the Kensington river front
TINS morning to witness the launch of the
steamer Pennsylvania, the first of the Liver
POOL line. Every adjacent point, including
three other steamers of the same line on the
stocks at Cramps ship yard were thronged.
The river was also crowded with steamers and
other craft loaded down with spectators. At
the appointed time the vast hull, 355 feet long,
commenced to move amid great cheering, but
obstruction on the way maned the beauty d
the launch. After short delay tug boat
pulled her off and she foated into miSstream
people. ~ A"ds VI
Second Dispatch.l
fHrLADELPHIA, August 1.-the slight DELAY
IN the launch of the Pennsylvania was caused
oy the tallow on the ways having been melted
and ran of by the extreme heat OF the weather,
The hull received no damage.
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~The argument in the Bloominpdale AsvInrr
case Of Rose McCaee was Continued in u.
York yesterday witho ut conclusion. "
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Mo HUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay a fair cash
IN price fer any kind Of Ladies, Gents sad Chill
623 7th street, between and @, south.
Note By mail promptly attended to. is2s-ly
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MRS. SHERMAN, wife of the General, is
residing at ST. Adams, Vt, with their children.
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NAME AND NUMBER
A. g T "A US,
Popular Clothing House.
10ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and I lth Streets.
E8-tr Three Doors from EIeventhstreet.

W1THoUT PAN, % The shoe can be worn
9Th case immsdietely after the operation Bunions,
e.ssuS i.ss AZ Dq ae sae
opposite Y. .. 5Ieesery: Hours: Be-. n 10 ,. M,
ZEE, Ier visit; abundance at residence, q Der
Raiienfs e residsnces except between and .. M
Refers 20 the many epinent Dhy sicians eurseops
end tho thousands Of other well known and res~os
siele patrons Of his sstsblishsasnt. Rstabished in
Warrington lee1. - ;vJI'Tr
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An UNLIKKEY SroRY ABOUT AKroxHLLI
AND THH PoPE.-The London Daily Ness has o
special dispatch from Florence stating that 1t is
rum0red there that Cardinal Antonelh has
quarreled with the Pope, and threatens to resign
should the latter persevere in the policy Of hos
tiity to the italian government, and also that
Antonelli requested the clerical journals NOT 20
publish the speech Of the Holy Father,
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lA SENRAD ELIXIR
!AlLS 10 CUBE OHIkLS.
10 ~ leo OF BkAO1 ClSSkL, corner Bridge
and Weshtp Gton Streetss 0oerestoIn, ana OF GH6
~, fLA1T . eON, conner NeW York avsnue ana
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MUM q Co.. Oh. Y. Sci. Am. y 3. u. cor. b "
KNIeHT BROTHERS, 6S3 + street, near It'll street.
WM G.. WOOD, N. 4. corner and 7th streets.
John ]. HALsTED, 5i57th St, epp. p. U. Department
WELLS W. LEG6ETI, eos It'll ST., OPP. Patent ONCE
Cgo w RoTHwELL, Room l61x Fed1 Block, corne
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1872-09-14

agency Hound City Mutual Life I1.s. Co.. }
, OPoLCsA, La, Nov. 14th 1871.
I BEG leave to announce that I have
l. accepted OF the Agency of the MOund
City Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY of St.
Louis, Missouri. Mv office is in the Conrt
Louise. where will be most happy to explain
to all whose interest and duty REQUIRES the
AID OF that most benevolent of modern insti-
tutlUns-Life Insurance. The high character
of the Mound City renders it necessary to saw
word in it's behalf its policy holders are
composed OF some of the most Intelligent and
respectable citizens of thus AID adjoining par
ishes, to whom take great pleasure in refer
ring to their names below. The Louisiana
Department is under the control of our best
citizens. and every member director NAV he
regarded as guardians to the widow and the
orphan.
The following gentlemen compose the Louis
lana Board: L. T. Merrick. e. H. Mouton.
James Jackson. Robert Hare L. A. WiItz.
Thomas titzwiIliam. +. II. Hatch, Octave
Foorhies, h. b. SHINES.
would also refer to the card of Mrs HAYES.
widow Ut the late james G. Hayes OF this
parish, and of Mrs. O'Bryau Of 'VerniIlion
parish. widow of Colonel Daniel OBryan.
The promptness with which all losses are paid
by this institution recommends it must strongly
to the consideration of our people.
NAMES OF POLICY HOLDERS
DIR. John A. Taylor. Alc&e Dupre, Henry L.
Garland. joel II. Sandoz. j. J. Morgan. Thos.
Z. Anderson, T.. {. Swaze DIR. J. L. Estorye
j. L. Morris. Captain Carmourhe. Joseph NJ.
Moore, A. k. Hawkins, and many others also.
from other parishes long list could be fur
n1shed, but will only mention Governor A.
MouroR III Lafayette. and Generals Aleibiades
Leblanc and Alexandre Decluuet. OF St.
Martin.
81 cAppTcrrc
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IL E g I ST R A RION.
Parish Of st. Landry.


! NOTICE is hereby given that the Office O
L the Supervisor of Registration for thi,
parish, will be opened at the following place,
and dates. tO-wit:
Op@lousas, every day (Sundays excepted
nntll the 3Oth September inst
Washington, ON Monday and Tuesday. Octn
Der 9TH and Sth, 1872.
Negro Foot lat or near Foote'S store. on
! 1872. 'A "no ILL.,
Bayou Chicot, lat or near Sam Haas store
on Monday and Tuesday, October 18th and
18th, 1872 ''A 0'iio
Faquataique, on Thursday andFridav. De-
toqer 18th aud 18th, at or near the store of
Jos. Chenier 0A
Grand Coteau, on Monaay and Tuesday. o.
tober. II st and 22d, 1872.
Ope!ousas, on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. October 9th. 25th and 26th. 1872,
For the Revision and Correction of the Lists
of Registered voters of this Parish
ALL QUALIFIED ELECTORS of the Par
lsh. who have not already been registered. and
desire to register, are notified to make appli-
cation to the supervisor. at the above times
and places, between the hours of A. NJ and
II NJ, and between P M. and 7PM
All Registered voters who have CHANGED
their places of residence since the last Re0is
tratlon, are also notified to appear and have
such change noted upon the Registry Books
and upon their Certificates of Registration
can have them renewed.
Registration will close finally at Opelousas
on Saturday, October Goth, 1872.
A. r. HAWKINS.
Supervisor Of HegstrattOu,
sep lin Parish of ST. LanGru
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REGIsTRArIos.-As will be seen by the adj
vertiSement ofthe Supervisor Of Registration,
the Office is now open, and will remain. open at
the Court House. every day tSundays excepted)
until the 30th instant. for the purpose of reg
istering voters of this Parish. or delivering
duplicate certificates to those who may have
lost the same
After the Both inst, the supervisor will at
tend places in the country, specified in the ad-
yertisement. .. zs
Now. then. is the time for the voters to hunt
up their certificates of Registration. and if
they are missing, not fail to provide duplicate
certificate from the supervisor. and for those
who have not yet registered to attend to it at
once, for without the registration no one is
entitled to q Yote.-That's the way
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OpeIeusas FTre Company NO. ..

Under this title, the zealons and disinter.
ested colored citizens of our Town. have or
ganfzed company for the laudahle purpose
ofprotecting the property of the citizens of
0pelousas. against enc of the most destructive
elements, the fire.
The company is thus composed, and those
who are acquainted with the officers win see
that they are good citizens and can be relied
on in case of need.
Foreman, Edgar Fanhille.
let Assistant, Victor Lastrapes
I'd. Benz. Cuny.
Secretacy, Emile Lessard.
Treasurer, ULCER Birotte
Stewart, John Cheyis.
Assistant, Theophile Laehapelle.
Engineer, Joseph Skinner