Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-09
TIE Hsrror- Of u,ar.pso.,s.

e. ery uceca me generSi y known, thrOogh
the hiness OF girl named Ju.is CONNOLLY, rest
oing With her Parents az IS walwOrth street,
brooklyn, that On Februar, ., sev>rai children,
shhe plsy'ne st the corner of wslworth and
Senos stre u, lad ban etten on her Ep BY q
rahtd dog. The wound. althoneh small Med
freely, and When ehe reached hasI,. her clsthi.e
and ,S Se, sor n,sUsy. ghysicisn vas sent for
1871 ~ seame healed, ard there being ne
,nutesttons OF hydrophchia. the frarS aS 20 the
norne'e result which might folloS. become a.
sseu. Inc glrl, who a. very Intelligent and
greatly beloved Nv all WHO Knew ~, rcsnrsi
her studies NJ school. oR MONDAY she became
Ill, and on Tuesday Dianif.<ted The p,,nrs-
taxable signs Of that dreadful mslalv n
drerhohia. She had violent convnlsious ara
would moth at the mouth nut'l her clo,hins
vas perfectly saturated with the discharcts
Dr brady, % krht avenue. Ma called an. aud
cauteriEed The wound. but IL Jill not appear 10
help The sufferer. Everything as 4 ne 10 alie-
=, ,se 'ne "a ner'ngs OF the unfortunate girl, but
Was AL 10 mo purpose. Her pxroNysms con.
upued, and IL required from three 20 four men
20 hold her I'm Chair. Her mother aid. q. IN
TUESDAY morning made her cup OF coffee,
all, neither has she slept at AL since sunday
night. She complained ot something In her
and would choke II We gave her anything" TIE
case Of the mother OF this poor liJtle victim was
indeed sorrowful. She had one child In her
srms, which vas dying with the congestion OF
the lungs, and was unable 20 render her daggh-
ter, suffering with the hydrcthob'a. suy asst
ance. last evening the girl died IN the most IN.
tense tfonN. rive other children W tie u
hood we're bitten by this deg 4. star, "a.
SNOW. Bound Brtdegreoms.
A Cheyenne correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Con meicisl, speaking Of the late block ON tie
Pacific raiload, saws;
man in Denver married but had 10 leays
mediately and unexpectedly tor Salt Lake
City on urgent business HE let has bride With
tears In his eyes and promise of immediate
return upon his liIs He got there Just in time
not 20 be able 90 get awsy. He made his way
Wi he 1otk a.lp1
with the hands, for every shovel-tull OF snow gOt
out was that much obstruction r. moved between
him and his beloved. When within two hun,irr 4
miles from Cheyenne, the foremost train rtn 80
TO bigger snow bank than ever. af which ia',I-
fnl unto death, he struck out a foot aud ~. "A
me Two hundred miles in i've DAYS. lie cane "a
with frozen feet aud ears, but his heart " 4. an
right, and he went on To Denver rejoicing a
one point he was chased by wolves and lo>. hss
plug hat In running. The hat ssved HE life, ar
the welyes had never seen one before al
stopped % examine IL for a long time. IL a. x
them 20 long To determine what 10 was that orr
heroic lover got out OF reach. He borrowed a
red handkerchief at q labOrer's hut and passed
on.
Another train. bound Fast. contained two
young men going home TO get married The
happy day had been all set aud everything was
ready but them. They fairly hOwled with rage
and veNation, and swore they wished the snow
was in warmer climate. The very day they
were 20 he married IL showed more than ever,
and a. they saw IL coming up ON the track. drift
On drift, they looked ~ IL thew were 60 be hung
instead OF married. That night, of them
crawled into his berth, ~ cold a. an icicle ani
shivering like a poplar leaf, ne stuck his heal
out from between the curtains aud said: "a saw.
Bill, this amt what we expected, il it?n Bin
said, mo, not 10y id sight
BIsMARcK ON THE AMERICAN CAsR.-Bis-
mafek, according TO reported conversation
between him and a member OF the North Ger
man Parliament. sustsins the propTiety OF the
submission OF the question of conseq MENTAL
damages in the American case" under the
Treaty OF Washington. He IT, also made 20 saw
that there IL no tear OF war between the two
nations, became England, being wrong. viii
recede nom her reported positions. The Ian
guage OF the newspaper organ Of the German
premier In quoted confirming the opin-
ions expressed in this reported conversation
IL says:-" ApPrehensiOns have been manifested
al some OF the commercial centers OF the Ger
man empire in consequence OF the complica-
tons that have arisen between England and fhe
United States owing 10 the Interpretation OF the
treaty Of Washington. The German press has
had 20 much 70 say about the injustice OF the
English view of the question that we need not
say anything on the subject, except that we con-
slider Mat English view untenable: and, because
II unjust and untenable, we think IL is a fore
gone conclusion that the English governmen
will not persist i'm IT,"