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4 Good idea.

We learn that AIr. F. N. Field IN advertising agent
well known in this city, is about to publish book eu-
titled, The Chicago Business Directory and travel
lers' Guide, eAd has received permission to place
cope2 the passenger coaches the lines of the var
ious railroads leading out Of Chicago. The books will
be kept in Just inside the DOORS at each ond Of
the cars, md attached to them h means Of chain 50
that they cannot ha taaen away. When the work is
completed il will not only be Of great convenience to
the travelling public, but will relieve the conductors
from great deal Of annoyance in answering, dues
TONS and give them more time to s*tend 10 their du-
TINT Mr. Field VIII do credit to the work be has under
tsEsn: u Those % wao contemplate changing their place
address as possible that it aE na vSn In The
Directory. His address is NO. IS Exchange Building,
corner Of GlsEk and Washington Streets e'
, 1872-12-16

REV, ARTHUR sWAZEY.
The Rev. Arthur Swazey preached last eVen-
ing in the chapel of the seminary, corner Of
Ashland and Warren avenues, before the Ash
land Avenue Presbyterian Church. This was
his second sermon before the Society to whose
ministry he had recently been called After
conducting the religious services incident to the
occasion, the preacher spoke as follows:
THE SERMON
sS}fE Il Sa t. ss.: S Il
r. this Ass 9nsh "s Of hs ts99 and
Christ, ali things under his feehead over all things
the head Of the Church, and as such gift to men,
The Church The ye body OF Christ the fulness of
The preacher did not profess to lay apen the passage
but, standing under the shadow Of these grand ideas
Church is to be regarded the rencarnaon Of Jesus
christ; as society based on human needs, but not
which into human history Is the carrying out Of the
plan Of redemption by Jesus Christ. It Is necessary
Christianity that without it it were almost true that
to it that to ignore Him. or to put Him sim
Ply in category Il Eise sed good msn s Or in any
cut of the vital currents Of the Church. It a not the
knowledge which Christ has impaired to the world
alone that the Church bears forth into the world
ing their Life with His life, and SO by de-
gEsea aling the world, YEA. al things, with
gave them authority 10 bind and unbnd, but that in
sense He put off human body to put On in
Vulnerable human bodies, which being first few and
then many, first stained and SCARED md then p,r-
Nd and healed, should b. the body Of Christ filling
all thugs.
When the women touched the hem of his garment
virtue went out OF Him. When He breathed On His dis
cpes, and said receive ye the Holy Ghost He turned
the current Of life III Himself into their Hfcs In like
manner to His lite the historical phenomenon Of which
III ludea was but the head spring. broadens out and
runs down through the lives of His disciples: not
chs. one person standing ae the sVicar Of
another giving Illustration Ct the b#auty and truth
~ Wrn ows n n tim not ope age another filling up
sns ateasoIe of us wisdom; but all believers in a
ases from the Apostles to the end Of tic revealing
Chs,s apa carrying His faness Into Ill things. ssThe
spt Of Chrst Which believers possess Is not the
tempe temper OF Christ The mind Of Christ but the Holy
neEt to o ?! hrlst Tae sggsesate q the nepe having
funess Of Him TINT dlleh all in all If # shoa11 h
said, a5 thcro nre three parsons in ore God thr
are innumeFablc persons Christ and tbo ard
Of our Lord, "Ye shall know that AM II nv Ftho
and ye in me, and in you," should be auoted 10 or
roboraiye, it would be an exaggeration bnt ~ .e,is
give some clue to the idea We haze ~
real hnship Of the believers with the Lord Iiimsr75
The TRUSTED Ehugeh, then, is not tie Church which
can boast succession, Epscopalor Presbytcrian no.
Church which has any given form Of faith or pocs.
arty Of organization, but thu Church which has In Il
most Of the life Of ChrIst. Any Church is a tue
Church, be it Roman, Greek, Iuthcta1, or Wcs1cysr
in 30 far O. It Represented Ghrist among mon, Tne
idea Of Church is tho idea Of reproducing Chrst5
, 1872-12-16
~ Fer sale by all Booksellers and NeNsdea1ers.
/, His Level Best,

And other stories. By E. E. Ha1e author Of .The Man
Without la Country" *'1nghan Papers, sybsz1s aud
other Homes" 81 How to Do it," etc. l vol 1smo
31.5o
Eight stories II Mr. Hae's peculiar 7eIu-bigh1Y tm
agnattve full Of admirable practicable hits and pefya
ed BY The soul Of helptuness They 50 e1ee
Isn't aud entertaining to Justify criticism which
ptouounces Mr. Halo al the best Of American stoSy.
tel1crs." ~ 9S'N'"-
, 1872-12-16
L. Myths and Myth.Makers::

Old Tales and Snperstlions interpreted by Comparative
Mythology. BY John Fiske. / vol. limo. sa.oo
tezprets in the light Of Comparative Mythology Of
r. the and deeply interesting legends Of
remarkable value and Of hardly interest
1t treats. ~
, 1872-12-16
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
APPROPRIATE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FIELD,
LETTER eco.
For the next Is days, will offer
The Most Complete Stock Of Silks,

Selected with special reference to
the Holiday Season.
specialties from the most CEIF'-
BRATED LOOMS Of LYONS.
Rich COLORED GROS GRAIN
SILKS, new SHADES for STREET
and DINNER WEAR.
BRONzE---Au casts, from tha
dark VENETIAN BRONZE.
SAGE---In all its most exquisite
tints, PLUM, PRUNE and Null
BERRY in desirable colorings, AR
GENT, FRENCH, SCOTCH, and
UNION GRAY, Flame, Ruby, sud
Garnet.
Late novelties in PEACOCK ants
HUMMlNG BIRD tints, from dark,
est shades for the promenade to most
delicate hues for Ball and Opera.
Costume Shades, specially fon
evening and full reception.
Novelties entirely new this Season
---BROCADES, for EVENING, Re-
CEPTION, HOUSE, and CAR
RAGE wear.
PEKIN SILKS il TUNIc PAT4
TERMS, EMBOSSED, D,BROCADED
VARIEGATED---a novelty import
ed for their own retail trade.
STRIPED and FANCY SILKS--
Very latest designs.
A late mark down in prices Will 1n4
sure to our customers great barl
gains. .. -
With the CLOSING OF THE
YEAR, we Will make LOW PRICES
throughout our ENTIRE RETAIL
DEPARTMENTS.
State and TWentieth-sts.,
Madison and Market-sts,
, 1872-12-16

Cod Live= Oil.
Hazard i caFwelEs- -Gad Liver OF Ii the baat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
r. fhe ser.u female students i'm the Irni..

~ fhe sever female students in the Univer-
sity Of Vermont. ., Sarilngton. are reported as
SCHOLARSHIP 20 most Of their classmates OF the
other sex.
~Youne ladies show their superiority IN all
mercennry considerations by ordering fve hun.
% them on freshly oiled chairs at the frst nsrt
they 90 10. S' party
nrevet Major General ugust Y. Kartz
VS. married in Cincinnati on "Wednesday MA,
~ ~ TN n.s markereit General Phil Sheridan. one
owing. the Enquirer Eays, sto h,s a.. .osent'
preaching nuptlsls.', '"n Up
Hoo.. an irisn woman at the west end af The
bronsS, tunnel lost her husband last weeS' She
moufn;nn s Wedding dress along with her
ri na "eecs 10 the funeral at North A ms
s anu was married immediately amer the ..I.s;
ii'se were performed. No cards,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This AfternoOn's Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
THE LOUISIANA MIDDLE
The State House in Charge Of u -
IrpOnS,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. about two and
half O'Clock this morning two companies Of the
lSt artillery, United States troops, under direc-
tons of Deputy United States Marshal Deklone.
took possession OF the state house. Part OF the
troops were Quartered in the senate chamber
ard part in the chamber OF the house OF repre-
sentativ9s, whilst the Off GERS and deputy United
states marshal took up quarters In the COVER
nors ante-room. The doors were closed and
guarded, ard egress and ingress denied 10 al
except the officers of the state.
The Reason Why
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-The following y the
authority by which the United States officials
took possession OF the State House:
Circuit Court Of the United States, Fifth Dis
trict, aud District OF Louisiana, m equity
SiNty-e;ght, thirty:
VIM. +. Kellogg vs.. Henry q. warmoth ct a..
Whereas Henry q. Warmoth, one OF the re-
spondents herein, has in violation OF the restrain
ing order herein, issued the following procla-
nation and returns of certain persons claiming
to be the board Of returning officers. are in vO-
lation and Contempt of the said restraining
order, as follows: Here follows the proclama-
ton Is already published
Now, therefore, in order to prevent the fur
ther obstructionof the proceedings in this cause,
and further 20 prevent a violation of the orders
of this court, and the imminent danger of dis
turbing the public peace, il is hereby ordered
that the marshal OF the Urted States for the
district of Louisiana shall forthwith take pos
session OF the building known as the Mechanics
institute, and occupied as a state house for the
assembling of the legislature therein in the city
OF New Orleans, and hold the same subject 20
the further order Of this court, and meanwhile
TO prevent all unlawful assemblsge therein
under the guise or preteNt OF authority
claimed by virtue of pretended canvass and re-
turns made by said pretended returning Off GERS
in contempt and violation OF said restraining
order; but the marshal j. to allow the ingress
and egress 10 and from the public Offices ia said
building of persons entitled 10 the same.
tSignedl- l.. N. DURRLL Judge
New Orleans. La December :, IS72.-
In obedience to this order, the L. =. marshal
called on Gen. Emory, commanding the DEPART
ment, tor a military force 10 execute the absve
order, which was promptly furnished, and pos
session taken OF the Institute, as before tele-
graphed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06

CLEAR AND COLD.
NV YORK, Dec. The weather IL clear and
cold; wind southwest.
ERIE AND THE NORTHWEST CORHzR.
The testimony OF Director Barlow, OF thu Erie
road, shows that the arrest Of Jay Gould had
nothing TO do with the corner in Northwest
stock, and that neither he Barlow nor other
officers OF the road authorized release OF Gould
from any liabilities 10 the road Tor which he can
be legally held.
The DAUGHTERS OF MR. GREELEY REFUSE
PECUNfAKT AID
The Tribune editOTially states that the iaugh-
tiers o. the late Mr.. Greeley are unwilling under
any circumstances, that the plan OF a subscrip-
ton for their benefit should be adhered to, but
will not object to any testimonial TO the memory
OF their father. Ii IL proposed 10 build print
ers monument to Mr.. greeley.
ANOTHER APPOINTMENT BY MAYOR HALL.
Ii is rumored that MscGregor, superintendent
OF the department of buildings, has resigned.
and Mayor Hall appoints his successor, - hold
office for i've wears.
DURING A BLOODY FIGHT
at anhsttanville yesterday, growing out o. an
old fepd, Curren Clemens was fatally stabbed,
and others were injured.
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~The combined fortune Of Mr.. Grseley,s
daughters is stated at tl0O 900.
Horatio Seymour will preside over the
National Prison Reform Congress, to be held
In Baltimore on the Nst Of January next.
~ Mrs. Cleveland, tie sister Of Mr.. Horace
Greeley, passed the worst night Of her illness
Wednesday night.
SJudge Leonard In New York Yesterday
granted an order giving Mrs. King, the wife Of
the man who shot O'Neill, possession of her
cbild<en.
~Dickens considesed "David Cornardeld'
his bes novel. Its sale CONTINUES at an al mos
undimisished rate. Lately there were SO 900
sold In three weeks.
"A Frenchman can nov make cheap sham
diamonds, rubies. sapphifes and emeraldE to
deceive the very elect. Boston jeweller b as
been humbugged by them.
SThe Richmond correspondent Of the
petersburg Index says there have been two sus-
pensions OF we,l-known business trims within
the last few dayS-one q commission house. the
other large tobacco manufacturers.
1The remains Of George Miller, late secre-
tsiy OF Professor Tyndall, have been embalmed
~ Philadelphia and despatched to New York
10 90 by the steamer Atlantic to the parents OF
the deceased, in London.
@An eminent physician. renowned alike for
his wit and professional wisdom. has said:
''Physic should only be given 70 dying men;
nine,tenthsof the sick gen Qpiy reed srush OF
ploSd &c tie boots"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
FRANCE DANGER
The Committee Of Tbirty-ADfi- Re
publican Paris Dem ads the Disso-
tuition Of the Assem- bly-Thiers
ENnQeleI RpSfvn

PARIS, Dec. 6.-The government situation A.
Versailles UnSettles business OF all kind,
throughout the country. The committee OF
thirty formed yesterday by the assembly are
regarded a hostile 20 the republic. The repub-
lican journals of Paris declare On AZ the assembly
does not represent the viii OF France, and
demand its immediate dissolution. President
Ihiers Is expected 90 resign. Tue government
viii probably make statement Al The session
OF The assembly to-day TO the coarse IL intends
to take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
N W OFF ICE.
UAN BOYLE a CO.,

REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS.
No. COS rrFrFsNTH STREET
(opposite Treasury
TuR SALE
HANDSOMELY FINISHED aOUsN %,
south street, betxe d and 81 .trees. xs,a, ~.
the modern traprovcEents small rssh raxna,s
and long tinss on balance. Several FARMS 80 :,
and large, cn the line Of the Point OF I,ek. ~
road, within sfev minutes walk OF the 1@oof x,,h
in thirv n,isutes Of Wellington porRs ss.2
Also, f~o Of two hundred scres each or m. ss..,
resd and same distance from de- pot, inn Owed NV
Dos.e, &C; Alse, one Of 800 acres, I'M Fansn, ~
ssanv' a, sa o sery h.ndsomely improved. Sasy
" N To- 70 ons o. so0 scres, Caiiel station
We VII oe SOLO ~ quantities 20 suit purchsssrs'
Lsno sxenue. &xls0 each; small car ma mss,
pIance car remain for i've 80 yesrs
yer cent One hot on south sds OF came stres ,ss,e
.trss,s esy terms. Three lots corner OF II ans ~
~ our lots on 24th street, BET veen ri 80
~. vne i9t on y. between sd and ilth street. ~;
On - -. VSSSsoa; roetinG On New Jersey syep1s
Conss.ns nnesf ntuatfons IN the city "A hsnSso..
a Ss.yos sses - eorees0ne mile above 0eorseto1o
2;,h 0e house, On corner 1lR and a sfrSsts
noqern tmDroyaDsnt, LONE tin 49,
~ - me Lot on strest D. =. beevsoo = ~
ay9 Lots On ID street, bstWeen "a a II
S.SSrsl L9e % street, bet. "a and 81 g. II fSrS:
.s111soos houses In the VI sst Lad. Also. Bousss
Housss >, 81 81 Isrts Of the city. Two hasdso0e
Monty TO LOAN
n ssms OF nom oiAo % ole0m on real estate
Roi the occommodatIon Of the public shS Oesc.
~ III y, oe opsn On WEDNESDAY EVENINGS fr~m
" ~ S.oSn. novfe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
~ Kentucky reports blus snox-storm1

- Kentucky reports blue snow-storm.7
1.-Two sons Of Brigham Young have begun
the study of medicine. Jun
kcA large number OF female students .,.a,d
tne lectures In the University OF Moscow.
The subject OF convention TO reviss fhe
souri,. IN
DComplaint is made that Ola Bull b
!makinS Ireweil tdArs" once a wear, when
four years.
ga fassidious Connections eentiemau pre-
TERED to pay % GOO on a Lresch of promise
. sstmef tnan marry q young lady who did not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
Special NOTICES.
Hrs. Jones Cough Mixture.

This excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been
used IN this community for upwards of FIVE years
with ueyerfang success 1t 1. easily administered,
being pleasant to the taste, and given in small doses
teas pOOnful for adult. IL will positively and
mabentiJ cure al the various affections of the
Throat and Euugs, as Coughs Colds Asthma, Group,
Influenza, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and Iucipient
Consumption. Also, for the relief of patients in al
yRrced stages of Consnr ption. These cases though
do nc, claim II will IL will certainly relieve
70 such extent thst IL will be considered bless
ing indeed by such patients. Confident that you will
fud ittust as represented, we inv lite trial
Put up in bottles at 80 cents aid l each.
TIC be hat only of
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
novz3 tr Corner 81 and d streets n, W.
A Card.
A Clergyman, VIII lie residing In South America
missionary discovered safe and sim pie rene -
for the care of Nervous Weak ness, Early De- Ay
Disease Of the Urinary and Semins Organs, and toe
hole train Of disorders brought by bAnefnl ard
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cuI ed by
this 1otle edy. Prompted by desire to rnefit
the sfficted and unfortunate, will send the rccipe
Ter preparing and using this medicine, IN a sealed
Address, JOSEPH T. INN
Station ID, Bib'.s House,
mar2.-ly New 70 r. City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06


TIRE srIRIT on RlNAIRN which 81. for .
always maniiests in everything aVpert aiming p
Chicago hasi now broken out ia a new directius
Jealous of our reputation An the divorce bu-
ness, the Supreme Court OF Missouri recen .t
decided that the parties 20 a suit for ivorce a.
competent witnesses IN their own behalf. IT,
decision has been Handsomely improved, az
on the 9Th ult. twenty nine divorces wer-
granted by the Courts of ST. LOUIS, most kDf the
plaintiffs being women whose husbands were
drunksrds and had deserted them. We grace
fully and willingly acknowledge ourselves bezt
en'-CAioaTgO Inter OcsaH.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT occurred on the Penn
sylyanis Central railroad, about htty miles We 3
OF Harrisburg last evening. The second sciion
OF the Cincinnati express, bound East. ran in 4,
the rear OF the first section, and telescOped "a 10
Pullman cars. Five bodies have been removed
from the debris, the victims being Matthew
Knowles anu y. W. Bacon. of Chicargo, and " .
w. DantZ, wife and child, of Green Lake, WIS.
R-Gov. warmoth, OF Louisiana, has tssael
his proclamation announcing the result OF The
election OF November an. The legislature
meets IN extra session on Tuesday next.
- Brides in good society nowadays avoid
most strictly the traditional grew aud brown
travelling suits formerly i'm vogue, and dress a.
uEconspicuously a. possible 20 that "all crea-
tlonneednt know we've just been married"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06

- The Arizona diamond swindle is to be
investigated by the San Francisco grand jury.
~The remains Of two more bodies have been
found in the ruins Of the Boston fire.
SNearly all the newly elected Peers took
their seats in the upper House OF the Prussiap
Reichrath yesterday.
IA Caekiii man was 20 disappointed at his
prospective brides delay that he went 10 her
dress- maker, tucked the unfinished bridal. dress
under his arm, and taking i. to his intended.
say "reyey.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
The Eight.HOur Law a gain.

MATERIAL DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
A difference Of opinion exists between the
Secretary of War on one side and the account
ing officers of the Treasury on the other, in re-
gard to the construction of the eight hour acts
passed by Congress. The first act passed by
that body was approved June %, 1868, and pro-
vided that eight hours should constitute n DAVIS
work for ''all laborers, workmen and mechsn-
les" employed by the government. The spirit
OF this act was plainly violated in many in
stances by the reduction OF the pay Of such en-
Poyes, (the law failing TO specify that wages
should not be reduced,J and on the 18th
OF May last Congress passed an additional
act that 1.-THE proper accounting officers shall
settle with and pay such labOrers, wOrkmsn and
mechanics without reduction OF pay on &C
count of the reduction OF the hours Of labor.
between the 18th of June, 1868, and the Is. b of
May, 1862" The First and Second Controllers
of the Treasury, when officially consulted With
regard to the proper Interpretation of the act
took literal view of the matter and decided
that the law for reimbursing government en-
pioyes between the dates mentioned applied only
to persOns employed in physical labor and not
to superintendents, clerks, policemen, watch
men, &c; that in fact the act could not posi-
what it saws, viz, 'laborers, workmen and
mechanics" Secretary Belknap was inclined
to believe that this construction was scarcely
IN ma heeP p,l.s with the spirit of the act,
lect from acting Attorney General Hill.
This opinion was given on the Oath of October
las and sustained the view taken by the Secre-
tary OF War that superintendents, clerks
policemen, &c, are entitled to reimbursement
on account OF the reduction OF their pav under
the act OF Congress, approved June 25, 1868.
The Secretary OF War caused this opinion to be
published in the form Of q general order and
distributed 70 discussing officers for their
gOvernance, aud IL il understood that some OF
these istter officers believing the authority OF
Acting Attorney General Hill sufficient, have
made payments to a number of persons ex-
.mpted from the benefits Of the acts referred to.
Controller Taylor has prepared a long letter, ad-
dfessed to the Secretary OF War, Affirming his
original opinion, and adduclng arguments to
demonstrate its legal ACCURACY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06

WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w El.renth st., south Of PeanS ylrdnia dveaze.
BRILLIANT NOVELTIES, EXCITING AT
FRACTIONS.
TIE ZITEI LA TkOUPE,
The great London Wonder, the most daring Fem ale
Gym; asst in the world, aud charming serio comic
vocalist,
HApAM IITELbA. MADAM ZITELLA
TEE YARREILE BROTHERS,
The fearless aid daring Gymnss-s, the Justlystyled
Men OF Air.
MASTER BARNEY. MASTER BARNEY,
the greatest living character comedian, AID cham
pion JIG dancer OF the world.
The gifted and artistic song and dance sni Ethio-
plan edsn-.
NILES AND EVANS,
The premiere dansuese snd empress of fem sic song
and dance.
HELENE SMITH. HELENE SMITH
The beautiful ballet advertisement, entitled
SCOTTIsH REVELs.
CORPS DE BALLET
kewanr laugbable inter ndes by the Sens of MoR Us
HARVEY, BUCKLEY, NILS AND EVANS
MONSTER Triple COMPANY
OWE FORTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
Fsm'ly Mstinses Wednesday and Saturday.
la1it s. nights Tuesday and Friday.
Powerfui Novelties in active pre- psrston. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
Tho Presidential Election.

TEE POPULAR yorK. AND a. 'NPos.rtON OF THE
ELECTORAL CnLLEgE.
The iosloWi ing table contains the popular vote
tor President, a. Ear a. has tJta dec srci, sui
the electoral vote ~ decided o. the popular
Nc e. b. death g AT. GTuoiey hss sed he
votes I'm tie electoral college - Pc Dr. I'D. ss
shown ~ 'Gr teleEranls- Grsrf- majority bra
The tWsut g-seNCn - fe> frpm Na.cl Wt lANc
comp ietv retains, - f6> lf]-
-E.t.taraI -#f- T'.-tf1r -rfs -.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Accident

A MEMBER OF CONGRESS AND HIS FAMILY
AMONG THE KILLED.
PHILADBLPAIA, Dec. 6.-Dspatches from
Harrisburg report that Information is already
published regarding the railroad accident.
They also state that w. W. DantZ, killed with
bis wife and child, was a member OF Congress.
The first section of the Cincinnati express was
halt an hour behind time. and the second sec
ton, which ran into the first, was TO be one
hour behind il.
PARTICULARS OF rEg DISASTER.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 6.-The engine OF the
hrst Cincinnati express east was making steam
badly, and when about mile east OF Miffiin
the rear car OF the first train was run into by
the second section knocking the rear car on TO
the bumper and half way through the car I'm
medlately in front, killing the persons already
named. Ii is supposed they were instantly
killed, as their bodies were cold when eNtri-
Gated from the ruins. Ii is rumored that there
is still another body in the debris, but H. needs
confirmation. The five persons injured all
pursued their journey in the same train and
their names are not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06

'GoNFIRNRD.-The Senate, in executive SEES
SOU to-day, confirmed the nomination of u. F.
Cue TO be pension agent at Des Moline, Iowa,
vice Goodrich, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-06
epublican Mayor Of Mobile Elected
GOVERNOR LEWIS ENDORSED.

Special TO The Ersnins Star
MOBILE, Dec. Judge Moulten, a stsunch
republican, has been elected Mayor over pres.
ent incumbent and democratic nominee BY a
majority of forty-hve hundred. This is regarded
here as an endorsement OF the ADMINISTRATION
of Governor Lewis. a. j. NJ.