Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-01

the establishments of the order are mo.t fonr,
i-hing. Prom another source we learn that a
body 81 forty JesuitS have arrived AT Feldkirch
kNOrarlbergl. The Jesuits have a college there
10 which the nobility OF Bohemia and MOravia
send their children 20 be educated. Ir the
meantime the Catholic bishops OF Germany
continue 70 protest against the law compelling
the de~utf- 20 leave the Fatherland The
Archbishop OF Cologne and the bishop of NJ un-
ster have addressed petitiors to the Fmper"r.
begging him % alter the manner in which the
iaw = being carried out BY the provincial AMI
local authorities. Their argments are similar 10
those in The protest addressed by MOnsignor
hetteleT to the ministry a, Darmstadt
y SUSuAY SCENE IN NEW YORK. RELIGIOUS
h~f'irs hr,AsH - 'g ne ~ sac "a LAIR Beer
SdrfFn--Ihe war betWeen the TIvoI beer
garden and the Methodist Church on 3;h street
-til continues. Aester lay. in anticipation OF
seizure OF the ground II violation OF the SUNDAY
liquor law. the proprietor at the first mentioned
establishment Was constrained 10 sell root beer
IN place 81 lager aud a beverage denOminated
HERMAN CIDER. Little slips OF paper announcing
tLis determination were scattered around the
PREMISE but u would have required a delicate
palate 90 discriminate the difference between
the % called cider and Rhine wine In the
sanctuary there was made more than one prayer
Tor the SINNERS across the way " each repetition
OF The Ieuuon being greeted with more feryent
amep~ thaI before. Pursuant TO agreement the
evening concert did not begin till some minutes
East nine, but the service IN the church not
teing conrluded the gay strains OF '.POllaca-
MiiitaiTe' burst in with some incOu gruity upon
an usually impressive prayer. S1urs qui p-stt at
once occurred 70 the Congregation which dis
persed with one AccOrd--N. i. World, Sept. 80.
The AsTHRACITB COAL TRApz-There has
been a good demand for coal Tor the last fort
night, Tie operators are generally well sup
pied with orders, and the retailers are quite
busy AZ full prices. The supply OF coal Is not
abundant At the chief coal centers, though the
production OF the year l. over four millions of
tons IN excess OF that OF last year 10 the same
time. u the supply l. short, a. the operators
declare, then with the contemplated advance in
treights and tolls after the present month, there
l. probability "A a IN tha AMI
Of the year, and there may be an advance
This, then, Il probably a. good a time a. any
fuel The prices realized al the last public sale
Of Scranton coal showing a very decided adj
vance, ha- had quite stimulating effect on the
anthracite coal market. The trade all round
just now may be quoted buOyant, with good
prospects for coal producers and the carrying
eomPsnies-P Aiiad,Iph'a L,dg,r.
WHAT STOKES TIMES OF HIS COMING
TRIAL-- Stokes. who shot Fisk wa interviewed
by New Work reporter on SATURDAY. Stokes is
enjoying moderately good health, but told the
reporter he didn't feel over well, owing 20 loss
OF exercise I'm he open air. He further stated
that the commissioners had treated him pretty
well, but be hadn't had an excursion in the
yard recently. He expects, however, that the
authorities wlll soon grant him some privileges
The prisoner hss secured the services of Lyman
Iremsin, Mr.. Townsend, and Mr. Daily for his
coming trisl. He Il impatient for another trial,
and said n they were going TO delay his trial
any lOnge- his counsel would dem aud his releas,
on bail Stokes became quite excited with
sieaklhg ~ ne hall BOY. Hart, and said the lad
had peIJured himself. The prisoner refused to
state whether any new evidence In his behalf
would he forthcoming at his next trial, which
will come OF at the October term OF the court
OF oyer and terminer in New York city.
QUEER COSBUCT or A MINIsTER.-On Satur-
day nigl the attention OF the police attract
ed by the singular conduct Of a man of genteel
appearance, IN the neighbOrhood of Charles and
SaTatogs streets, who amused himself by ring
ing the door bells Of houses, and entering the
houses without any apparent object. He was
hnaliy followed o. the St Johns restaurant, at
the corner OF Charles and Saratoga streets and
instead OF entering by the public door, went in
by the private WAY. There he met a gentleman
with tVs ladies' and struck the gentleman light
~ on the hat with his cane, when Sergeant
Schimp interPOsed. and sent the offender TO the
middle district police station. After he had
somewhat recovered from the effects OF his po-
tatiOns a. gave his name, and sta ted that he il
Clergym an, and under promise TO preach on
The following day Sunday. When brought
before Justice Haggerty yesterday morning he
NA- without money 20 pay his tine and costs,
but ~ u was his nrst Ofsnse he was permitted
to dePaft-haLti1,oys Gl.Stie. Sspi. 3oA.
A BAR RoON TRAGEDY IN NEW HAvRS-In
New Haven, three negrOes-Jas, Bel, Henry
y. Freeman, and Richard FuIler-visted a beer
saaOOn At Webster and COTE streets about II
O'Clock on Saturday night, and demanded of the
ref1sed when one Of the nesr,s S1 a, vas
saAooh ke"per = stunning blow on the head
Telling HIM to me hoor The disturbance
tenant pm The building, who went TO the saloon
keepers assistance. Freeman seized a heavy
club rear by and dealt three blows across
SChancr's lace, knocking him senseless The
gang then he'd Schatcr j. not eN pscted 10 liz :
Fuller AMI Freeman have been arrested. Bel
who 4 = desperate character, l. AZ large lie
has just been released from state prison where
be bad served a term Tor killinZ one Green iu
webster street about two years ago.
Ran AwAY WITH NkIGHHoR's DAreHrKR
n lev days since, George Palmer. deputy sheriff
OF 't-cgo county, y. Y, elOped with a young
lady named Sarah ellison, OF Richheld Springs
IN MS state Financially, Palmer stood we'll
he had accumulated considerable money and
hNed IN a comfortable house, with an Appa-
Echuy happy family. Daring the past week he
has scrsIsd together all the money he could OBJ
tain non parties indebte 10 him. and added IA
thr sum o. money raised BY giving . mortgage
on his =. use and lot. With about $4,000 on
$3.50, Palmer left home, taking with HIM thq
CIR 6il-Cn, leaving his family In affiction ard
urering On account Of his criminal infatn.-
i0n.-N. .. Star. SOFA
YUR1oUS EQUISoCTIAL % ALE vi.lted u.,,oi,
on SAtaf tay night -Four vessels are reportaI
ashore AZ the head OF Lake Erie and the nr,-
Heler Galena u ashore on Thunder Raw islsnd
The storm pas-ed over OsceOla. Ark abont
noon on saturday, uprOOting trees, sseepiu az
away fences and demOlishinx houses Tbr.s
churches and several residences we're les.roxaJ
two persons were killed, and the crops were
ruined along the line Of the tornado. At Nash-
vile several persons were struck by LIGHTNING
The storm Was general throughout the north
west.
The TROUBLES on the Rio Gr.nda stu c,,
tihue. At latest adviees the Texans At Browns