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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-29
BAR Der SHOP.
VIM. HUEsrIs.
JEWELER.

VIM. HUESIISs
NNIRST-CLAS3 SHAVING, HAIR CUT
II TING, etc, in Williams building, cor
ner Commercial street and sixth averue. En-
trance on both streets. janiY12-1y
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.
MASnNUC-

TMPORIA LODGE, No. II, A. +. & A. 81
~ Meets NJ sheir hall. kuggles 4 flumb''
building. on the Thursday 'f or next proceed
ing the fun moon of each month, and every
Two WEEKS thereafter. Master MaSons IL
good standing ars cordially invited 10 attend
MOVES SPtcER. W. NJ.
ET, KEaNs, secretary.
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CHARLES wHEELOCK,

TOSTRACTOR for stone work and plast-
- ing Is ready TO furnish materials. Work
done promptly and satisfaction given. Res
iderce No. II Union street, Emporia, Kansas
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cuNSMITH.

ALEX. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER OF and dealer In Ri
WI nes, shot Guns, Pistols, and Sportmeni
articles Commercial street, near the Cour
House. lanldsu
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A GENTS WANTED, for an entirely
"A new and fascinating work Of unusual
interest,
The Home Of Gods PEOPLE.

Ihe erandest and most popular book
Sot. HeW selling laster than any other
EDGraTiags. One agent took ia orfiere
IN 10 days. The 5est chance to make
Scaey ever e4ersd. a good agent want
e n every township. eead Tor Cur cir.
GUAR Vie terms unsurpessedl deecrip-
u01, enooreesDs1ts, etc. y. a. HUTCH.
lNSoA = Co. s0s North Sixth street, ST.
Aiae PuhiisAeFs q the New EIluetratrd
EesyKlst Aszily Blbses which utterly san
seet eagrsviness) : =
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HOT HOUSE PLANTS

which will take up at any time during
the spring and start them again in first
class condition anywhere, at prices SO low
that all can well afford to indulge in a
choice Collection OF these beautiful pro-
ductioRs.
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I2,OOO FRUIT TREES,
0,Oe0 GRAPE VINES,
6O,OOO STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
HO.OOO ASPARAGUS PLANTS,
$4,000 RHUBARB PLANTS,
10000 BLACLBERRES and
RASPBERRIES,
2.Ooe EVERGREEN and
ORNAMENTAL TREES
ready for market at low prices and salts
faction guaranteed. Select from the larg.
est stock aud patronize the oldest and
best nursery. Come and see and make
your own selections Of home grown trees
a if1JcI1If ffscUuut 10 uealers.
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+. MORRIS. N. ID.

j. a. MOORE. NJ. d..
physician AND SURGEON. Onice nj
the Drug Store OF Moore & Weaver.
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Il. #. sPRA0UE,
..--------=-----
JAMES MEANS,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. shop on
7th Avenue, between Commercial and
mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
oil to. JanlT2 tf
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HOTELS.
BUCKEYE HOUSE.
MADISON HOUSE

INEfTfi AVENUE, Emporia, Kansas, neaa
IL corner OF Commercial Street. Birdsall y
n ,ank Druurietors jnnlT2tf
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PHYSICIANS.

L. ID. JACOBS, M. d..
nFFICE in NEWS Block, up stairs
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J.J. WRIGHT, M. d.,
OFFICE over Emporia Bank. IscsIdcncC
on West street llniT2tf
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HARNEss AND sApDLFRY.
CnAs. e. NYE,

CuAS. +. NYE,
INEALER IN SADDLES, HARNESS,
whips, wagon covers and plastertng
fair. No. 100 Commercial street, Emporia,
Kansas. janf72tf
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SURVEYOR.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS

ROBERT MILLIKEN,
TUUNTY SURVEYOR, AND CIVIL EN-
OGINEEk, Emporia, Kansas. JanlIAI
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THE "CULTIyAToR PROTECTIVE Asso-
CATION"
Since considerable effort is being
made to misrepresent the merits of
the cultivstor question, to the pref
udice of the 'sCultivator Protective
Association" it will not be ont of
place to state the history of the Gull
tiVator litigation, and the emeEgen-
cy which rendered its formation a
necessity. as well for the interest of
the farmer, as the manufacturer.
Several years ago. Thomas Sayles,
q well known "patent Spectator,
bought the patent for the "Con-
stance, 'straddle row." cultivator,
had it reissued, and failing to make
torms with the manufacturers,
by reason of claiming an exhorbitant
royalty, brought suit against Furst
& Brady of Chicago. They immedi-
ately notified the principal manufac-
Iurers, proposing joint defense OF
all parties interested. The nature and
importance of the question not be-
ing well understood, or comprehend
ed, at that time, manufacturers paid
little attention to the matter, one
firm only responding to the call.
A basis of defence was agreed
upon, additional counsel employed,
and further efforts made to enlist al
manufacturers of cultivat0rs, in q
common defense.
The state fair which was then
about to be held In Chicago, was de.
cided as q fitting opportunity for Q
| meeting of manufacturers, when
/ the nature object and frnnortance OF
the suit could be fully explained.
Previous to the meeting, howey
er, and before much progress had
been made, Furst & Brady, for rea
sons doubtless satisfactory to them.
selves, made . settlement will
Sayles. Subsequently Adams 4
Son of Sandwich, settled upoT
what was understood to be the same
terms.
This action on the part of influ
entail firms was an unexpected and
damaging blow to the other mann
facturers, who were so much demon
allied that the proposed coneerteG
action was necessarily postponed
as the settlement took the case on
of the court,
With this apparent success, Mr.
SaYles grew bolderin his demand
and during the progress of the fai
presented his claims in his wei
known adroit manner, citing tn
J settlements referred to as proof o
the case, having also during tn
tendency of the suit brought n
another old cultivator patent, tn
"DUndas."
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nFFICE over The Emporia Bank. Com
~ meTcial street. speciality = diseases
or women and children. jan2e12tf
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
T.. w. PROTHEROR,
a ITORNEY AT LAW, Reading, Lyon
IN county. Kansas. 1anlsxti
4. X. PHENIS,
TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public,
"A Eureka, Greenwood county, Kansas
IaBl7etr
TILLARD DAVIS. E.NAY DoNLEr
DAVIS 4 DONLEH
4 TToRNEYs AT LAW, Parsons, Kan
N Ias jAni72tf
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w. w. HIBRKN.

j. 3. LAWRENCE. M. D..
.HYsICIAN AND SURGEOH. ONCE and
L residence, 1871 Commerelai street n few
Oors north Of the post Office. Jnn1T2tf
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10000 BULBS.

comprising all the approved varieties of
hyacinths, tulips, etc. Also the largest
and finest stock west OF the Mississippi of
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DlIYSICTAN AND SURGEON. Ofice in
Il .IIanna's building. IS5 Commercial street.
Residence cor. Merchants street aud Sd av-
q. jnn172ti
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sPRING 189 e!

Having for some years made speciality
OF builds and hot house plants, have now
on hand, and for sale st very moderate
figures, over
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Emporia,
Kansas. ONCE corner OF Commercial
street and Sixth avenue, over Riggs, Dunlap
n Co.'S bank. Residence corner of seventh
avenue and Merchant street. All calls Ia his
profession PROMPTLY attended to. jani7itf
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j. M. TRUEWOnTHY, hi. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURG EoN, oners MS
il prof sssional services TO tho people OF this
city and vicinity. Residence corner OF nth
avenue and Merchants street. Oficc over
Tandy 4 Eastman's drug store. jani72tf
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Il. PINKERroH. Justice Of th

INkERTON 4 LYNN
A TrORSEY5 AND COINS +LLOES AT
IA LAW and General Collecting Agcn 5,
will practice IN all the Courts of the Fifth > u
itcial District Prompt attention given TO
the settlement OF claims and all nAttcrs con-
nected with their profession. janIT2tf
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BUILDERS, ARcHITEcTs, 20.

MRS. DIR. T.. NJ. VAIL,
HYGENIC AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY.
L SICIAS. ONCE ut her residence ON Ne
>hO hill. fcb2tf
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PHYSICIAN. Office in
III Bancroft's Block. Residence on Neosho
fill, west OF Normal school. jnnt72tI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
From Europe To-Day.

ANOTHER CRISIS IN TbE sPANIsa CABINET
Paris, May lit il stated that there i A
crisis in the Spanish cabinet.
FLIGHT AND PURSUIT OF DON CARLOS.
LONDON, May "A Timss special dispatch
rom Madrid says Don Carlos has fed tox ards
he French frontier. Marshal Serrano with his
troops Is in pursuit Of the pretender and expects
o 0yertake him.
THE BIBLE In TIE sCoTCB SCHOOLS
LONDON, May 2s--Tbe session OF the House
4 Commons last night was devoted m ainlV -
ION providing that the Scriptures shall form
art of the instruction i'm the schools was carried
against the government b. a vote OF PIC 10 alS.
POUR HUNDRED PERSONS DROWNED by
FLOODS IL AUSTRALIA.
Advices received here by telegraph from Aus
rata state that heavy fiOods. which caused a
terrible loss Of life, have occurred in Melbourne.
-Four hundred persons were drowned The
rowing crops have also been greatly damasea.
PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT WITH poS CARLOS
MADRID, May Marshal Serrano has IA abe
IN ofhcial report to the government OF his en-
:agement with the forces under Dan Carlos in
Navarro. The Marshal saws after serious resist
tnce by the insurgents his troops succeeded in
niercing their line. and finally annihilatinc the
ntIre force. HE will now concentrate his troans
Biscay TO drive out the insurrectionists in
hat province, leaving the volunteers To pursue
Zen Carlos, who has also fed toward Adliulas
Cafbineers, who are acquainted with the cOun-
~. viii pursue what rebel bands may Vet re-
main in Navarro. Insurgents continue TO come
N and surrender. Seven hundred and fft.-
prisoners have arrived at Pampeluna. The
government forces operating against the insur-
rectlonlsts are continually being reinforced.
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SThe Marquis OF Camden died YESTERDAY.
"a Little Rock editor calls his opponent "a
| brlndle swinde."
@M. Lebrun, the French minister OF e.lu,a-
ton, has named his three daughters ..JeIp an
| pes Civilization" and Republic"
| ~ The Great Eastern is 10 be employed this
summer IN stretching TO our shores another
Geographic cable.
~Miss Couch. the alleged blackm,ilsr ~.
Rev. Dr. Carter, OF New York, was adm III 4 10
BAH yesterday in e, 600.
EPhiladelphia has began building ana
aeauehy oil hne arts, 50 a. 70 be ready Tor her
| artists when she gets any.
@By the criminal code Of Virginia burglary
rs punishable by death or imprisonment uof
exceeding eighteen years.
~Miss Stevens, beautiful blonde preacher
Is creating profound religious sens alton in
Georgia. She is said to makC all the mascalines
leel IKE embracing her-doctrines.
NIn Providence, II. T., Michael Il .asa, ,,,.
arIes.ed iast evening, on the charge OF M Irder
-, 49, ~ SmItn, Al Newport, last Friday
R-Mary c. Jefiers Is supertntendep, oT a..
schools OF Sioux county, Iowa and ever
teacher, male or female. In the district DEER -
her opinion on educational matters ="
- Ven rec Denmark will not tolerate the
interhationallsts, and the authorities AZ Conen.
hsRtn nave ordered the arrest of the t,rasiieD,
and treasurer Of the society.
- The WomoR's Journal sarcastically con-
ments on tle tsct that although the Iowa legis-
exempted sewing machines from taxation.
Mr.. Greeley went 20 Cincinnati and "ifs
consequences" He nov accepts the nomina-
ton, also with "its conses uences"-the probable
election Of q Democratic presideHt.-y T. Poi.
grin the Methodist church at Cambridge
Va, the pulpit is decorated with the cypher T.
II. b. and the Roman cross, and q chorister and
responses have been introduced into the ser vices
- The mother OF an manageable Irish how
living in Portland thus excused him 70 tbe
police. "Sure. Pafsey INIT q bad boy at All. bur
he is troubled with roosh Of mind 10 the brainIO
0Even the strongest protectioplsts pox
admit that imported chignons and asxitchss,
ought not to be subjected TO any further Iutey.-
". Y. World.
VGeorge w. Atkins, who died NJ Philaaal
phia from Q self-inficted wound yi-iteI fba
morgue previously and asked whether there vas
q slab TO suit him. His body was soon after
broughtin.
~Two hundred Communist, Sentenced 20
various terms OF imprisonment, and since Their
trials confined on the Isle of AK eailel Vass.-
day for New Caledonia to serve out Their ~
fences.
- Bangor Me- h0usekeepers have cha-tera.t
q vessel 10 bring chambermaids and cooks from
Sweden, the expense OF the undertaking 20 -
deducted from the swindled Swedish women's
wages.
~Among the editors OF some thirty Garm,n
papers mostly daily OF Ohio Indiaaa TIiin,ss
Missouri, New York, and Pennsylya,,Is. W.
met Friday night at Q Vine street lasrr-he..I
saloon In Cincinnati, there was not ole VII
expressed hin.self in fayor Of Grsxley aal BroGn,
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Methodist General Conference.

THE BOOk tONt EkN REPORTS.
NEW YORK, May In the Methodist con
ference this morning the report of the m inOrity
committee on the book concern was read. The
report OF DIR. Lanahan was also read reiterating
all his charges of fraud, and stating that the
committee endeavored to exact a pledge from
him not TO report the discoveries he made to the
general conference. He states that the concern
was deirauded OF $685. 900 in one item in the
bInd6ry; alleges fraudulent entries in the
looks; cites proofs of his assertions, and calls
or an investigation. Several motions were
made to refer the reports 10 variously cOnstitu-
led committees, and some acrimony was de.
velcped and sharp structures made, hut the con-
ference adjourned without coming to A vote on
he reference of the reports.
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New York Mems.

AN ExTRADITloN TREATY.
NEW YORK. Nav Minister Hurlburt brings
rom Colombia an eNtradition treaty wi-h the
United States.
THE TRIAL OF MAYOR HALL.
IL Is rumored that the Attorney General n a.
he case against Mayor Hall nearly ready for
another trial.
TEE HEALTH COMMISSION
viii petition the legislature FOR authority to iii
cate measures TO compel the street cleaning
Contractor TO keep the streets in a proper sani-
airy condition.
5000 900 FOR PUBLIC WORKS.
The expenses OF the Department OF Public
Works for the current year are estimated at
nearly - 600 goo.
ESCAPE OF AN ALLEGED DEPAULTRR.
Henry Howard, a merchant, alleged 10 be
guilty OF defrauding the government extensive
ly, las escaped to Europe.
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KILLED ~ AN ELEPHANr.-Recentlv Il IS
took x Wombeli's menagerie arrived Al N an.
ley, small town in England. for exhibition
and female elephant aud some cam,ls were
taken - the stables OF a neIghbOring iun. A
number OF children gathered In the ian ward ii
see the elephant. and some of them amused
themselves 10y giving her nuts. One child
however, appears ID have given her a stone
and the animal, irritated by this. lifted boy oi
thirteen by her trunk into her mouth. aud only
DROPPED him upon being ordered % do 30 by heI
keeper. who az the moment was unlocking fhf
stable door, leaving her unattended. Tie child
on being dropped by the animal fell Hat 10 the
ground, and was picked up insensible. He va.
taken TO surgeon. hut IN spite OF every atteu.
lien he died He had been internally crushed
and lninrel in he head.
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'DIARY or FALLEN WOMAN.r-Connar.i
cut papers are endcavOring 10 improve the
morals OF their readers by publishing what pur-
Ierts 10 he the diary or Della Billings, one OF
the victims OF the Windsor Locks tragedy The
interesting autobiography il written IN what l.
known a. 4 souvenir album. bound in rel mo-
rocco and with gilt edges. II ar inscription on
the title page i entitl, 4 20 cTCfeare. tie book
was given 10 her in Washington CITY. NOV. d.
lS59, by her sweetheart, who rejOiced in tue
high sounding appellaiiOn OF Henrique SpRr-ea-
cy. The contents OF the volume need not be en-
iaTged upon, for il is simplya record of the chei
events IN the life Of prostitute. neyertLtl less
leading Journal OF the nutmeg state sees ~ 20
fevote two OF its columns 20 COpiOus extracts
from IL under the imposing head. sDialy 81 a
Fallen Woman; Her Shame, Anguish, and Re
QrefS,"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. q. Saville. Lessee and Manager.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING TUE
WEEK. AND SATURDAY. Matinee
Alter months Of preparation Charles N. Blrras'
Romantic Spectacular Drama, in four acts,
THE BLACK CROOK,
with new and gorgeous scenerg. elegant Costumes,
AND GRAND BALLET
THREE PRIsCItAL DANCER,
Pre- mier Earseuse Assou:a .............. lie LIMO
star Premier........... VI lie Bette Rommel shury
Pl tmier nanstuse. II lie Sophie Remmelsburg.
CITIZEN CORYPHEES. AND FULL CORPS
DE BALLET.
In order TO give due strength to powerful cast of
Characters, the Manager has secured the Beautiful
Vocalist ard Actress,
MISS KATE SANTLEY,
WHO will appear nightly
STALACTA.
Admission, 50 and rs cents; Orchestra Chairs and
Reserved Orchestra Circle. 81; Reserved Dress Cir
Gle 75cents; Gallery, Is cents.
Seats may he seCureI for any night during the
week, at the Box Office. from to ms #
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

A Clergyman. while residing in South Amer lea,
missionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Esrly ID cay
Disease of the Urinary ard Seminal Organs, AMI ne
whole train Il disorders brought by bsnefui and
vicious habits. Great numbers hs &c been cured ny
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 70 benefit
the afflicted AID unfortunate, will send the rect D.
for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, TO AM enc who needs it. Free Of Ch1Fgs
Address, JOSEPH I IMAM,
Station d. 5ible House,
mar22-ly New York City
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The Proposed New Railroad 20 the
Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Maya pIblic meeting OF
he Chamber OF Commerce, the committee of
me hundred leading citizens and the st. Loais
delegation now here, in the interest of the At
antlc and Pacific railroad enterprise, was held
his afternoon, and was very enthusiastic. The
neetrg resolved unanimously TO accept the
proposition from ST. Louis. San Francisco is to
subscribe for at least SO eco 900 OF stock OF the
birty fifth parallel road furnish terminal facili-
ies and be represented by three or four direct
nrs In the board of thirteen, aud st. Louis is TO
10 az much tor the enternrise.
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THE ANrHGAcIrr coAL mann i rnr,r..,

ihE ANThEACiFk COAL TRADE is reported D.
much the same condition a. this dav la Ne
u ls dull, prices are unchanged. the msNem-l..
OF coal 10 tide large, the stock OF coal AZ tbs,
principal coal centers undimnished ana vss-
sells scarce and fret ghts high. The CHIEF feat IRE
IN the trade the past week hes been a IN let ot
new ciIculsrs AZ to tolls thrown on the market
by the Reading railroad company. These CIR
cuiars bear date Of the ist inst and all OF N I'm
more or less advance toll charges These al
yancos, however well warranted the coDpany
may feel in making them, were the more sur-
prising TO the trade from the fact of the general
depression that affects both demand aud prices,
and from the fact also OF ats being rather az va
Rance with the early spring policy ~ the com
pany as 10 cheap transportation. cheap labor
cheap coal, and united effort on the part OF A
hands TO extend the uses OF anthracite coal
pLtf. Led0eF
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Murder i'm n Peuiteutiarx

PHILADELPHIA, May WIN. III. Webk alias
Nouch, was killed in the Eastern penitentiary
his morning by his roommate. Michael Trim
her, by striking him on tbs head with an iron
plate The deed was acknowledged by Trim
Der, who said he had killed him in a quarrel
Both men were undergoing sentences of fifteen
yeais for rape committed a few wears since on
Broad street The prison rs overcrowded, and
+ohtary confinement cannot be enforced in al
Eases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07

NASHVILLE, May Tile fifteenth genera
conference of the African Methodist Church of
he United States. is now in session here Dele
gates are in attendance from New England
New YORK, Pennsylvania, Indiana, California.
Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, MARYLAND, Flor
Carolina, Kentucky, Texas and Virginia.
Bishop Quinn, of Indiana; Payne and Shor-
'er, of Ohio; Wayman. OF Baltimore; Campbell
# Philadelphia; Ward, OF California. and
Brown, OF the District Of Columbia, are
present.
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Labor Strike I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, May Some carpenters at work
On buildings in the burnt district. and a few la
'ofers, struck yesterday for higher wages The
oImef dc mand $3.50 and the latter 50 per day.
The employers refuse 20 accede TO the terms
II ls not believed the movement will become
general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07

HYpRoPHoBIA.-The Manassas Gazette of
Saturday, 4th inst, says: "a valuable cow be .
longing to Mr.. VIM. 4. Lipscomb, of Brents-
vile, which was bitten by a mad dog some time
since, went mad on Sunday, and on Tuesday
was shot. She exhibited ali the usual signs OF
hydrophobia, and was apparently IN terrible
agony when shot. We hear that the same dog
bit several calves belonging to Major Thornton
o. Inat place, and also many dogs In the neigh
fined, and there is considerable excitement
there. A mad dog was also killed ct or near
N0kesyille last week Fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07

NEw loRK, May MIR. Greeley received
ongratnlatory dispatches yesterday from Chief
Justice Chase, Garrett Davis, Leslie COMBS
John ID. Defrees and Richard Michaeliz ed
tor OF the Men Press. Messrs. COMBS and
DAVIS cay the kentuckians will rally 70 the
Claw. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07

ALBANY, May The House has adopted a
resolution that IL is mex pedient to take further
Albert Cardozo, he ing resigned and fins
anticipated the object sought
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Exeitemeu, =, u,,,,.p

MiLwAUKIR, May 7.-Great excitement pre-
Falls among the steamboat men TODAY. The
boats OF nearly all the lines have been stoned
~ the United States supervising inspectors
thus making a complete blockade In the freigbt
,n.nsiness' and doing incalculable injury to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07

DISASTER, MARRIAGE, DEATH.-A few days
ago Coleman Robinson, OF Brewster station.
Putnam county, ~. ". was thrown from IN
carriage and had one OF his legs broken but v A.
not supposed TO have been much injured Otker-
wise. He was engaged TO be married 70 a NJ -
Little, of Carmel, aud sent FOR her Ia take care
of him while he was confined 10 the house. Size
Geciined unless they were united in marriage.
tie assented 10 the proposition, aud last Tues
day evening they were Joined an wedi0ck. The
next day he complained Of being much wore.
aud I'm the evening died. Miss LATHE wss there
fore, maid, bride. and a widow within TWEEN
ty-lour hours. Dit. Robinson left property 70 the
amount OF q million and hall OF dollars