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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Eighty little urchins
Cspiug through the door,
Pu.hing, erowding, making
A tremendous rozr.
Why don't you keep luist:
Can, YOU mind the rule:
Bless me, this 10 pleasant,
Teaching public school
Eighty Little pilgrims
On the waN Ca fame,
Ii they fail To resch il
Who will be to blame?
Nigh AND iosly stations
Birds Of every feather
On common level
Here are srouxht together.
pnty little faces.
Lovin. little hearts,
Eycs brimful OF mischief
skilled la All The arts.
Th t's precious darling
what srs YOU about ~
MAY psss the waier -
Please may 40 sut1'
Boot. aud shoe are sbartiing.
Slsss aud books are rsGtliag,
Aud IA the yonder corner
Two puEiiiss Srs battling.
Oti 49, eutyms dtIsc.-
Wsat boEcrsilon.
y. Mend e. Ne grow c.u-tS
, n,u .Uot sssuciatiuu
AnNio0- parent drop. ia.
Merely 10 inquire
Why biz olive branches
Do not shoot up higher
Saws he wants his children
To miuj their "p's and q's,"
Nn hopr- their brilliant talents
a Mil nod abuss
slliu. rrsling, writing,
Putting up the Young oBRs;
tuunin., scoidinS, lighting,
>Vur-iuS ON the ,Ull onvs,
q, muA ~tics. vocal music.
lioW the heSri rvjotcea
NtvU tar -i.sias comes
gas stflffy-ttr flretr Nof.ax
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JOB PRINTING OF Esvery Description
PrnmniIN aud NeAilN LNc0nted.

as-S. N Pcttcnsl Co, 10 state street, Bvs
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SAMUEL X. CARTER,
PARIS HILL, NE,
LIFE &finE INSURANCE AGENT
OXFORD COUNTY.

s.R. c. represents only lirst-class Companies
and will issue Policies al a. tayorablerates as any
ether Agent. Applications by mail for Circulars
sr insurance, promptly answered and any part Of
he County visited II requested. APl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
( j, 0tforN @tmouat,
Published livery Tuesday Morning, by
+ r. SHAW w,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS Two Dollars per yesr-sl,S0 If paid
n advance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

heat. The gas works, near by, were, for a long
time, in great danger, but the tremen
worked manfully 10 save these, and succeeded.
Owing 10 the combustible nature of the mate
rails in and about the old MILL IL, together with
the saw mill used for cutting the lumber into
docks, was entirely destroyed. The ancient
stone warehouse was built. il Is said, I'm the old
colonial times. to store tobacco, then grown on
the site OF this city. Many years ago il came
into the possession of Mr.. Thomas Davidson,
years afterwards. Messrs. Moran s. Rhinessrt
obtained possession OF il, and for a time used il
as bone mill, and then again as a warehouse.
years ago, the interior was burned out. IL is
now owned by Mr.. Morgan, who. several months
ago, rented il to Messrs Hilbert, Russell x Tay-
Tor, who have used IL for the purpose of burnett
iZing wood for the street pavements, and had
fitted il up witt valuable machinery for that
purpose. The orig in OF the fire appears TO have
been as follows:-A gang of men were at work
heating tank of oil, when a drip of Oil from
above caught fire and iGnited the tank of heat
ed OIL, which quickly burst into a blaze that
could not be smothered, despite the efforts or
the workmen, one of whom, Patrick McShane,
was severely, but not dangerously burned.
The police responded quickly TO the alarm,
and soon had ropes stretched TO keep of the
crowd, thus enabling the iiremen 20 work with
out molestation, and the officers also took q
hand in saving the adjoining property. The
members of Henry Addison company of George
town, at the risk OF their lives, took position
on the terrace between the gasometer and the
hre, pouring continued stream on the gasome-
ter near by, thus preventing a possible terrible
explosion which would have made a wreck for
several squares around. Two schooners near
the wharf at the time had to be quickly hauled
of into the stream to save them from being fired
by the intense heat. The loss on the building IL
probably $4,000, and IL is said to be fully in
sured; but the loss to Messrs. Filbert & Co. will
probably reach $50 900, and IL is likely that some
of their contracts, among others the paving OF
10th street, will be delayed by this catastrophe.
Mr.. Russell will lose about SIS 600 by the loss of
the saw-mill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
A REMARKABLE FABRICATION.
The story OF the Overthrow OF the
japanese PrOSresstvcS.

Mr.. Mori, Charge d'Afairs of Japan in this
city, Ironounces as a fabrication concocted in
Washington, and without shadow of founda-
ton in fact, the statement recently telegrap he'd
from here to the New York Herald that change
has occurred IN the government Of japan; that
the non-progressves have obtained control; that
Mr.. Mort has been recalled; that Gen. Capren and
Peshine Smith have been discharged; that the
japanese Embassy to the treaty making powers
is stranded in London without funds or authority,
&c, Sc. Mr.. Mori has no Official or unofi cial
Intelligence of any such radical changes in the
government Of his country nor has he been re-
called. On the contrary he voluntarily resigned
his position as Charge dAffairs in January last
for purely personal reasons which he does not at
present care to disclose, and during the past
summer was officially informed by his govern
ment that his services were so eminently salts
factory that 1t was deemed I'M udcious to accept
his resignation. Atsame time as unimpeachable
evidence OF their appreciation of his diplomatic
services his government raised his rank from
simple Charge d'AffaIrs TO Minister Resident at
the capital of the United States As Mr.. Mori was
entirely sincere in rendering his resignation and
did expect or seek by this action to secure pro.
motion, he at once communicated with his gov
eminent expressing his thanks for the high
honor which they sought to confer upon him,
but firmly declining to assume the rank of Min
lister Resident and insisting upon the accept
ance of his resignation. He has recently
been officially Informed that in view of his
ACquCse hic iCciSudtiou Will NC bCCcplcu
in a short time, but not at present, and he has
been instructed to remain at Washington until
further orders. Mr.. MOri says he has the best OF
reasons for believing that the services of Gen.
CaprOn and Mr.. Peshine Smith are highly ap-
preciated by his government, and that they will
be retained as long as they desire to stay in
japan. He cannot speak positively as yet i'm
regard to Mr.. Northup, OF Connecticut, who
was solicited to establish a department of edu-
cation in Japan, but is not informed that Mr.
n. has decided to decline the position tend-red.
When asked by representative of The STAR
If he had any reason to apprehend a change Of
administration in Japan, Mr.. Mort replied in
the negative. He admits that the path of the
prOgressves is beset with difficulties, but feels
confident these will be overcome, and that his
government will soon rest on a secure founda-
ton. He does not disguise the fact that many
of the present officers of the government are
young and inexperienced and will need to
"make haste slowly" in the great work of re-
form. He believes, however, they will be sue
cessful in efecting peaceful revolution, and
finally Of placing japan on par with tie first
rate powers of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

Hon. Green Durbin, straightOut nominee for
Lieutenant governor of Indiana, has accepted
the nomination.
The republicans of the twelfth Missouri con-
gressiOnal district have nominated John G.
Benjamin for Congress.
Charles H. Horton has been nominated for
Congress from the 18th New York district by
the democrats and liberal republicans.
The 9Th district Massachusetts, democratic and
liberal conventions have nominated General d.
p. Banks for Congress.
Mr.. Geo. +. Very has been nominated by the
democratic and liberal republican conventions
for Congressman from the 9th Massachusetts,
congressional district.
The straightOut democrats in New York are
he first to nominate an O'COnor and Adams
electoral ticket 1t is headed by Peter Gilsey,
gentleman Of high business and social stand
ing.
Democratic legislative candidates are to be
made up in this country with special reference
to Frank Blair as Senator, the objections Of Mr.
Schurz and the WestIiche Post Notwithstanding.
Nissouri Democrat
Isham G. Harris thus: "When Andrew John
son asserted or insinuated that robbed the
bank or appropriated to myself ono cent Of the
peoples money or the childrens school fund.-
lie."
MIR. Edward Daniels was yesterday nominated
IN Alexandra for Congress from that district by
the republican convention In session there. Mr..
Daniels 10 the editor Of the Richmond State
journal. The ballot was Daniels, u; WilIough-
BY, Z; Lloyd,4.
Complete returns from all parts Of Delaware
OF the elections Tuesday for Assessor and other
local ofhcers, give Q democratic majority Of 50,
being republican gain Of over 1000 on the vote
Of two years ago for similar officers. The demo-
shouting for Grant and Wilson and the certain
redemption Of Delaware =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

SThe wooden pavements i'm Boston are
being worn 10 thnness by the elephautine feet
OF peripatetic political clubs.
81 The sea serpent has made has appearance
in a Scotch lake, where his every movement Is
accompanied by slight undulations OF the water.
~Johanna Hartegan, a Brooklyn viragO,
was arrested yesterday tor fatally stabbing he
husband during drunken melee.
~Michael Cunningham was killed and
Stephen Mccarthy and Others seriously burnt
by an explosion in the Hoosac tunnel yesterday.
81 Sir Charles Adderley advocates the idea
that the Lairds and others who made fortunes
by building and fitting out the confederate Pri-
vateers should pay the award OF the Geneva
Tribunal to the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

SINGULAR DEATH OF A woNAN.-A woman
named HAYWARD, wife OF a Jockey, met her
death at Barnstable, IN England, under very
singular circumstances. She was era king nuts
by striking them with a knife, when sm all
piece of nutshell few into her eye. She did not
take much note OF il nj the time, but some time
afterward the eye became very painful, and i'm
Examination set i'm. The case now became
ala ming. and medical men were called in,
but their skill was unsvailing; the inf ANN alton
was followed by delirum, and the poor woman
I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
Letter from President Grant.
HIS VIEWS ON THE MANUFACTURING INTEREST
OF TIE COUNTRY

OF TIE COUNTRY.
President Grant has addressed letter to the
manufacturers of Philadelphia, in reply TO an
invitation to visit their establishments, saying
he cannot at present, but at a later day, when
the excitement OF the political campaign is over,
ne ne VIII take great pleasure IN making visit:
in the success of the manufacturing interests Of
the country and their development, looking
upon their growth as necessary to the solvency
OF the nation by keeping down the balance OF
trade against us, and in dignifying labor and
making 1t remunerative. You have my best
wishes for the OF your respective interests
ducers the land over, until our productions by
home labor for exports, exclusive of promises to
pay, equal our importations or exceed them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
A shin with . skeleton Crev

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-.Iames Dugan. who ar
rived here yesterday from Sydney. Cape Br 20
ton, reports that on the 18th of September tls
schooner Lancaster, on which lie was a pass
ger, fell in with an abandoned vessel on VIII
was found a skeleton crushed In by falling 81 z
ging; also, five other skeletons, four OF VIII 7,
appeared 20 have been more recent than t.ts
other. Inquiry seemed TO show that all "a
board persisted from hunger. The bowsprit ba-s,
the name Of "Glanaloon." Two decompos
corpses were found In the forecastle. The can
tain's corpse was in the state-rocm, maxi !,
nine found altogether. Papers found on bOar,i
were TO be given TO the authorities of sydney
with view 70 learning the history Of the Clan
aloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
War ON the Mexican Bordert

NEW ORLEASs, Oct. IA San AMMONIA spe-
cial reports that a party of Texans followed q
band OF Mexican cattle thieves into Mexico and
attacked them at Newton. Two Texans and
several MeNicsns were killed. The Texans
burned the Alcaldes house with him in IL. Mon
day, 200 armed MeNicsns appeared on the MeNi-
can side of the river, opposite San Filioe. Lien-
tenant Davidson with a company OF troops W a.
ordered TO watch their movements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
Special NOTICES.

a Card.
0ierxynsa, while residing IN South America,
- missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure OF Nervous Weakn ess, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful and
vicious kAbits. dreet numbers have been cured BY
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the Afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel Do
Tor Pre- pairing aza using this medicine, in sealed
enyso pc, to sAJ who needs il, FTes Of Charge.
Address. JOSEPH T INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar42-ly New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

ATTEMPTED SwINDLB.-A mau, representing
himself ss j. A. Bushong, of Kansas city. Mis-
souri,, was arrested 10 Forfolk, va. on Tuesday
on the charge OF trying TO swindle the Mercan-
tile Bank Of that city. He deposited q certain
check for zoo, and attempted TO draw 800 on
IL. The mayor committed him Tor further ex-
animation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
Senator Wilson ON Change.
HR TALKS TO THE CINCINNATI BULLS Apr

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-Seustor Wilson was In
troduced on change to-day by the president OF
the Covington chamber of commerce. lie WAS
received with great enthusiasm. the announce
ment Of his presence being followed by pro
longed applause. lie spoke briefly, entirelv
ignoring politics, and congratulating the mer-
chants upon the prosperity OF Cincinnati and
the state, through which, he said. he had re-
Gently Travelled, everywhere seeing evidence OF
progress. At the conclusion OF his speech h.
WIS presented TO q large number of the members
OF the chamber of commerce.. ana was finally.
in company with the president OF the indastrt Al
exposition and the president OF the chamber OF
commerce, escorted 20 the exposition hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

TIE NASHVILLE RACES. -The race for the
association purse of 500, mile heats, best three
in five. was won yesterday by Hollywood. beat
ing Quarternsster and Double Out i'm the order
named. Time: LAO lacy l:45. The second
race, for the association purse of 200, a mile
and half dash, was won by Frogtown, beating
Euchre second, Flash third, and Graham
McNary fourth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

The LATEST JUDICIAL DECISION OF special
interest to passengers on railroad cars has Just
been rendered at Norwich. Conn. A Mr.. Coggs-
vel and his wife were injured in getting cd a
train al that place because il did not stop long
enough 20 allow the passengers to alight in
safety, and they have obtained a verdict for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
Destructive T1re q the west End.

ASess1uctave Fire ~ the west End.
TIL OLD STONE MILL AGAIN II RUIHs-DI-
sI1UoIIoN OF LARGE QUANTITIES OF STREET
PAVING NATBRIAL.
Az O'Clock this morning IN alarm Of Dire was
s09ck from box 81, corner Of 26th and g streets,
Ine strong ightin that direction visible short
" afterwards, betokened an extensive confla-
grafton. In very short time the entire nre de-
psftment was 1t the scene and In service, under
the direction Of Chief Engineer Cronin, The
canal and river ut the western terminus Of @
street, and fronting the @ street wharf. IL Is
Known a. the old stone warehouse, lately called
barrels of OIL and creosote for tho treating OF
wood intended to be used in street payements.
Near by were immense piles OF lumber, for
to these, - also 70 large Quantities Of pitch and
and tar, for use in street paving, all Of which
made fierce blaze, dense smoke and intense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

MAJOR o. f. BABCoCK, corps of engineers
has been ordered to proceed to Madison, WIS.
on official business, on completion of which he
will return to his station in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

A POLICEMAN in Halifax, Mo-, saw a man
lying in the street few nights ago, and on going
up TO him found large cat lying on his breast,
too drunk TO defend himself from this singular
attack, and the policeman was obliged 10 strike
the cat several blows before il would let 20 its
hnlA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

COMMISSIONERS DOUGLASS leaves here to-
night ter his home in Pennsylvania to be absent
absent one week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were SiO6 24365.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

SUIT AGAINST GENERAL sTGEL.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-John q. Thompson has
sued Gen. Sigel for the recovery OF IS 900 Tor
writing up his war record. Sigel denies the
debtedness.
TIE RING CASES.
Application was made o-dsy by the prose- l.
ton In the court of general sessions for the re-
moval OF the ring cases 90 the court OF oyer aud
terminer. Recorder Hackett denied the MOI. ~
on the ground that IL could not be done withO at
the consent of the accused, who opposed it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

In ARKANSAS q man was sentenced to Ia
hanged, but oil the carpenters in the neiehbor
hood refused to build the scaffold. A the con
the Sheriff tried to induce him to put m q Cal.
lows, but he steadfastly declared he'd be hanged
II he did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

THE PoPs, replying to q deputation which
visited him on the anniversary Of the Pleblsci.
Church would a1uredly come; II not In his life.
time, In that OF his successors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

EUROPEAN CONTRIBUTION TO THE Con-
SCIENCE FUND.-The Treasury department has
received fvL-twenty bonds to the value of 81 900
from conscience stricken individual in Ham
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

n6Dsvid Massey was convicted in New York
yesterday OF sending obscene literature throuoh
the United States mails, AM fined $500 and sent
to prison for one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
FELEGRAMS TO THE STAB
This Aftsrnoon's Dispatches.
.lssociaied Press Rep0rfs.
From Europe To-Day.

MAnErp, Oct. i-fnfOrmation reached Mad
ri I at late hour last night that the IRE In the
Escurial had been eNtinguished. Two OF the
towers and portion cf the roofing has been de-
sroyed. The amount Of damage is e>tims'ed
q, 100000 reals. All the valuable objects
which Il was thought would perish In the conha-
G alton are reported 10 be safe.
SENT TO PRISON foR FIGHTTNG A DrEL.
PARIS. oct 4.-One Cedemenccau, q resident
Of Paris, has been sentenced 20 prison Tor fifteen
days for fighting duel.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
vienna, Oct 4.-General Won Schweinitz,
Germ an ambassador 20 Vienna was married to-
day 10 Miss Jay. daughter Of Hon. John Jay,
American minister 20 Austria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

CONVICTION OF JUvIxIL. CRIMInALs-Ten
railroad car thieves, ranging from twelve to
sixteen years old, have been sentenced In Pough-
keepsie, n. T., to the House Of Refuge on Ran
dall's Island. They were caught robbing ears
on the Hudson river railroad. They are sll
from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

TIE BRITISH CLAIMS COMMISSION was in
session from u q. m. to p. IN. Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

Not ENTITLED.-The Treasury department
decides that watchmen do not come within the
purview OF the eight-hour law, and are not
entitled to extra pay for services Of over eight
hours q day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
0TBAU0, the ClOthier,
STRAUD, the ClOthief.
0TRAU0, the Cl0thiePs
l0ll PEHNeYLvANIA AVENUE.
l0ll PDINSYLVANIA AVENUE,
l0ll PENNLYLYANlA AVENUE,

srss Deer Psor tsysnss street
three DoofS mon Eleventh Neross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUEsTIoN.-The
State Department is without any official infor-
nation regarding the decision in the San Juan
boundary question. All statements on this SUBJ
ject are regarded in official circles as mere
guess work,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

A visit to my establishment will fully repay all
who may appropriate the time and trouble Of COM
ing, whether they purchase only wish 10 view my
immense stock and how I sell them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

TED. - Acting Secretary OF the Treasury,
Richardson, has written letter in answer to
one from j. P. Maybone, of Geneva, Illinois,
showing by official figures that the expense OF
administering the government for the fiscal
was S94 952 instead of Sl65 900 900
as represented by the democratic stump speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
o.Msilu,9
s..- s i iss ~ .S:ss.!A..z.s a ..,v

st. ROSES hoCsE OF lEDUSTRY.-DRBS
y 4AKIEo IN IL: vs.5ous branches; ladies' Trous-
scans neatly completed q. the shortest notice; chill
trepr Suite snd Imbroidsay. g street.. between 18th
AEd 0ot oAreeta oep0rlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

GOLDSMITH MAIp.-There u likely to be som,
litigation over this celebrated trotfer. A very
cd at nre In Nicholasviile, (Ky.) some sever
years ago, the property Of Mr.. Malcolm Gill
on GAffAfd county, Ky. The trainer Of Joe
was lately present at race between Goldsmith
Maid and Lucy, and recognized the Maid a.
the original Joet. It u thought the livery stable
was fred to cover the theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

pROf =; Q. CASSILLp DANCING AOADE-
Land sysnue B.. W. tadiss' ana Misses'
70 y D. m. Matinee overy WlDN iSDXYC
Sto !0l m. Pollard 4 Andresene Band enaosed for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

Sixty COUNTIES IN GEORGIA HRARpP FROM -
Associated Press dispatches from Georgia say
that returns received from sixty counties in
over 20 900 minority. The &c counties yet to hear
rom Will increase this ma iority to 10000. The
Following counties give the democrats 5000
M1SJority; Schley, Randolph, Brooss. Quitman,
IIslaferro, Taylor, Stewart, Worth, Pull. xxi;
houston; Webster. Wilkinson, Putnam, wash
,ageon, burke, and Columbia. Twiggs county
gaHese republican majority OF 800 and Greene
county III. Out of the 60 counties heard from
only four have gone republican.