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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
New Nork News.

MIGRANTS roURING IN
INV YORK, May S-Tweuty-nve hundred
en- grants arrived here YESTERDAY
FATHER GAvAEli
ectared in Jersey city last night.
FOREST FgRKS
HaNe eeen raging in the vicinity o. COlCyile.
y. icr several day.. Three dwelling have
been burned The total loss y 40. ala
lhONBlL - Will RCN FoR ecN ERNoR 90 ILLt-
NOS oN Ths GEEGIEN rfcKRr.
ANaShington dis atCa says Trum brll has an
nounccd h's Willingness 10 tun tot ,seNfru,r "a
Illinois on tie Greeley ticket.
SERIOUS CHARG - AGAINST ETuGr -fRTfS
AT meeting az the bar assoc.ai 8a a.. tItsllf
the committee sTpo nted "a inquire iuf, the az
ia'Ts OF the marine court reported serious IN ar-s
against Judge Curtis. and a COMMITTEE Wa an
iolnied To proceed 10 Albany ANT crIcayoi 20
THE SroKts CkSr
MA 1udge can he obtained - preside a. f',,,
oyer and term1rer the District Attorurg iaten.is
10 orlis Stokes ca>e 70 a anal issu. the prescott
term. The prisoner l. eNtremel, ,i,....l,.t az,
the desertiOn q his counsel.
STORY ABOUT YESTERDAY CABINET NrE-
ING.
II j. stated that az the Cabinet ncetfr, Owe.
terday the resolve 81 the President % rest IN
care a. u stand> before the Geneva tribunal. NJ
TO allow Fish 10 seek further mesf.s rf accom-,
caiion. came under formal discussion and W..
sustained by al the members present
TNrCvRArUICAL TNIoN. 500.
NtsteiusN elected Thomas Cooley. Chas1t.
McfheTson. =. u. COgswcll and Sterhru Ratg,r
delegate 10 the national convention a. Ricl
mOLd. Va.
CAUSE OF TEE F,RE AT NIBLo's rHrATER
The hre marshal thinks the tire a. Ntb5...
theater was caused 10y sparks from 4 chimuft
OF the metropolitan hotel falling throlch
broken glass IN tie dome and lgniting some CON
bUstiblc material
THOMAS BUCHANAN READ
: very low o. IlC mo pneumonia.
OFFERS FOR GOVERNMENT PONDS.
There were twenty six Offers OF hunI- TODAY.
amounting 90 - 500 80. AT from ~ .8-llO fs
.a @ NHHH H..
chSse S2.OO0 .0on il bought, will 90 Al from n
g0-IA0 TO - lS-fgn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

D0At an election Tor mayor and city council,
held in Westminster on Monday, the entire re-
publican (Grant) ticket was elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08
from Euronc To.naN.
pIsAsTEoUs FLOODS IN iNDIA-oAE THOU


LIVES LOST
LONDON, Nav S-A telegram from Bombay
brings intelligence OF most disastrous hoods ~
the southern part OF British India. The town
OF NellOre, in the presidency OF Madras. has
suffered terribly, and many 81 the Inhabitants
have been drowned. The number OF lives lot
II given At one thousand. Fifteen thog~anl tn
babitants OF the town have lost everything they
possessed, The water having washed aSay Their
houses and LEFT them ia a perfectly destitute
condition. The dispatch Of Yesterday stating
that there had been flood in Melbourae. where
by four hundred persons were drowael j. a.
error. Ii undoubtedly referred 10 the ABOVE
mentioned disaster
HOW 1T LOOKS To LoNDONERs
LoNDoN. May S.-The London papers ssulr
ally, in their articles upon the Am ,ri.an prr>i
dental question, assert that the reelection o
Grant II doubtful hi he insists on keeping IA
claims for indirect damages before the Geney
tribunal OF arbitration for adjudication.
GCENEY AND SICKLEs.
hon. Russell Carney aud Hon. DRniei D.
SicklCs have arrived AT Liverpool from Amsr
lea.
THE DIXIE ~ BRoGLEY.
French ambassador TO England, has pre~snfs
his letters OI recall.
FORCED DRAFTS.
LONDON, May She city papers this after
noon announce that numDer OF forged 'lratr~.
purPorting 70 have been drawn by Sew-u -
Nephew, OF Manchester, on the CuiOn Bank OF
London, which were negotiated in the United
States, have made their appearance here.
The Methodist General Conference.
NEW YORK, Nav Sin the Methodist gene
raj conference to-day the bishops quaarennial
message wac read. IL directs special attention
10 the subject OF the district conference. AMI
claims that two sessions year are insaai cicnt.
The church il congratulated on the IA creased
usefulness of its theological institutions, anl he
recommends an appropriate demon national
programme for celebrating the centennial OF
American independence. An address OF fra
ternal greeting was read from the British Wes-
leyan conference. IL comments its delegates
and expresses the feryent hope for a speedy and
peaceable settlement OF the threatened m sun
Outstanding between the two countries. Rev.
Luke Ii. Wiseman and Rev. Morley Puush1n.
the delegates, delivered eloquent address,,
which were frequently applauded, during which
IL Nas stated that ia The past four wears over A
million dollars per annum have been raised m
Great Britain Ter Methodist church hu "A ng
and extension, and hundred thousand persons
have been admitted 20 the church. Il J. also
extending m Italy. A large block OF property
has been purchased In the heart OF Rome Tor 4
church, schools. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC REUNION The
fourth annual reunion of the Society OF the
terday, with large attendance. Generals
sheridan. Hooker, Burnside, Meade and other
distinguished officers were present. General
Hooker presided, and the annual address was
made by General Stewart l.. WoodfOrd. OF New
YORK. An original poem, entitled "Gettvs-
burg, was read by Edmund b. Stedman. Gem
erals Burnside, Meade, Sheridan, Custer, Fair
child, Wright, Robinson, Sharpe, Devine and
keeter were called u on, and responded in
brief and appropriate terms General Hooker
read letter from President Grant regretting
his inability to attend the reunion, owing to
official business. The following officers were
CHOSEN Tor the ensuing year:-General A. r..
Burnside, president; G. leral Sharpe, recording
secretary; General Chur h corresponding secre-
tary; General Davis, treasurer. A resolution
was adopted urging Con yress to take action on
an amendment TO the act relative to national
OF the late war may have the privilege Of being
buried beside their comrades in arms The next
meeting will be held at Kew Haven in Nav, 1873
AGAINST MIXED SCHOOLS IN OHro.-The SUI
preme court Of Ohio yesterday refused TO issue
a mandamus against the directors of q sub
school district in Norwich township, Franklin
county, for the admission of colored children
into schools for white children, as there Is a
separate school in said township for colored
youth. The court sustained the constitution
atty OF section thirty-one of the common school
law OF that state, and held that the organiza-
ton Of separate schools for colored children l.
HUI III INC pToficious VI Tue TOUR
teenth amendment to the national constitution.
WHAT A. j. THINKS OF IT.-A letter from
Washington county, upper East Tennessee
April %, SAYS: {" L saw ex-President johnson
in Greenville and had an interesting converse
ton with him on the political situation but
have neither time nor space to report his views
at length. He declines the race for Congress in
this district, and emphatically condemns the
proposition for the democratic party to support
the Cincinnati republican convention"
NOT FOR GREELEy.-William Miller, repub-
hcap, was elected Mayor Of South Bend, Ind,
the democratic nominee; the largest republican
majority by far ever given In that city, and
republican gain Of over 800 since the last muni-
cipal election. Mr.. Collars ward, always very
close, and sometimes democratic, gives SO re-
publican majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

REPUBLICAN GAINS IN INDIANAPOLIs.-Hon.
John COburn received the following telegram
this morning:
" INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May s.-We carried
every wal d but two. We elect eight out OF nine
councilmen. Large republican gains.
WIN. WALLACE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

BOARD. consisting of Majors J. E. Bent IN
and T. =. Treadwell and Lieut.. Vim. Prince, OF
the Ordnance Department, has been appointed
to meet at the Springfield armory on the 18th
Instant 10 conduct a series OF experiments, with
view to the determination OF the proper cali
hse for small arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

Hon GEORGE Nj. BROOKS, representative in
Congress from the 5;h district OF Massachusetts,
has rendered his resignation, aud accepted the
position of judge of the probate court of Bos-
ton, in place of Judge Richardson, resigned
Among the candidates named TO succeed Mr. b
in Congress are ex-Gov. Claim, and j. G.. Aver
of Cherry Pectoral fame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

ROUGH on THE ATTORNEY, But COOP FOR
HIS CLIENT.-N esterday, in the court OF the
District of Columbia in general term, case was
called, and one OF the counsel proceeded to ar
range his books and papers for argument, but
was interrupted by the annOun cement that 1.-The
court would rather decide in his favor than lis
ten to his argument" The court thereupOn
made the mt ceSsarv order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

NJ charlottesville President to-day sent to
the Senate the following nominations:
Franklin Haven, jr., to be assistant treasurer
at Boston, Mass Captain Daniel Ammon to be
commodore in the navy.
PUstmasters-Z. b. Hargrove, At Rome, Ga.
y. III. Brainerd, at Iowa City, Iowa; Barney
Eileman, at Marysville, Cal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

TRANSFER OF NAVAL MISUNDERSTANDING
Surgeon j. l.. Nelson has been ordered to the
Tuscarora; Surgeon S. Robinson has been de-
tached from the MOnocacy and ordered home:
Assistant Surgeon 4. ID. Myers, from the navy
yard, Washington, and ordered to the same YES
sci; Assistant Surgeon b. F. Rogers, from the
Philadelphia naval hospital and ordered to the
Washington navy ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Among those who
visited the President to- day were Representa-
tive Spear, of Georgia, who had a conference in
regard to affairs in that state. Also, Mr. Walls
of Florida, in regard to matters in Florida
Senator Cameron, with several gentlemen from
Philadelphia, Secretary Boutwell, and POstmas.
ter General Creswell, and Representatives Sy
pher and Wells also had interviews with the
President TO- laV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

- OF Sisters Of Charity. Dressmaking in itsvari-
Gus branches. Ladies fIonsseaus neatly com pleted,
az the shortest nstice. Children's suits and En-
trodsries G street, between 10th and Est SITS. The
tisters have employed the most com petent dress-
makers 10 suyei intend the work. aprill2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

INTTRSAL REvEEUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S39S ~ -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

REPRESENTATIVE MERCUE accepts the re-
p-b!ican nomination for justice of ths supreme
court of PCnnsNly ania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

Caucus of republican members of the Con-
necticut legislature for the nomination OF a
candidate fer United States Senator from that
state is appointed for tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

SENATOR TEUMBULL has consented to be the
liberal candidate for governor of Illinois
General Oglesby will probably be the regular
republican candidate, and the democrats say
they will make no nomination for governor, but
vote for the liberal candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

LONDON, May She city papers this after
noon announce that a NUMBER OF forged lra.r
purportng TO have been drawn by SeWeu =
Nephew, OF Manchester, on the TuiOn Bank O
London, which were negotiated in the Unite
States, have made their appearance here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-08

MRS. GRANT was assisted AZ her reception
yesterday BY Mrs. General Banks and daughter,
Mrs. Senator Chandler, and Mrs. COrbin, the
Preside nt's sister.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

2anae 3eit ,par niht Gin il luiti9 2e<
ben 9ewei Ell unter rem 9runsn 2inpen ce6
Mpi erwirtbs, cte itd trpB oer roroerlfz
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lpbun3 i~cterten uno Die 0ite 9elaoen
maren nr1, fern uno nob> Der 9lncrea6
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n%anrer9ele9t. limb ME tatllih Bate fid
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prdhtia OstDite> am N%u51an9c ces
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Mlmen UNI oQem 3utehIr mar rem T:lir
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den morpen> fit ibn UNI feline Sinner
uno &ince2ttnrer. Gsr r"anrridter
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9cfpumcn CUR lleter3ate.
eIuf rem CUTE Ter FhEncn Gerpn1fa
ltud'tcte noh lon3Gr trItcr Belt wicrsr
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jId>'5 niht nchmen l1i7tW, rnb elnn11l
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Wlilt n ipirltcn I'M ric Srii9e (aut on
einourer f!irrtru Inn 9(le5 "uit INN
Treurc mar, tInte Ncfoeitampf naber
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MIR er'd>lcn in pr1dtcclltr Uniform, re-
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@on Soncta &attorina berlbcr t6nte
Die Mbenn9lpfc> INNER tiefere Gdatten
le9ten ld liter roS Gbal bic 51upter
rer Mlpen otcr be3annen ST 9llben III
bimmliider Sh1ne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

2ieber Sci rr> >pcnn Gu oui rer StraBe
mel9e yell Snn0truf nab Gal;burt
flbrt> in ri: Oe3snp fcu,m1, np III
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hinter9runcc cine ltattlide Meiertt mi!
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

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iein Bellgtbum uno manoertc nah Nmez
rifa aus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
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ni@t eer9el1en. Den @trau6 bier bat {e
fir Did 9epfudt."
Da lau9te Der Singing Herfldrt
na9 ZEN }90usn Alpenblumen unc
lein 5aupt ne'9te il9 ipra4lca raraui
niecer.
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@dbrenb aber bic frobe &unce BON
oer 6elpentbat oes Telir wie cine peibe
Gaube purd pa6 Gbal fog, 9li@ ba6
unbeimli9e @er1dt 0ber bic @sfanoen>
nabme be8 Tudsbauern lobnes Grans benz
i9warAen Naben. Sir einen Suoa6lobn
Don sebntauieno @ulren 1oute rer Ser
rdtber cine Mttbeiluns feinpli6er Trupz
pen prl6nli9 lber bic Serge 9eflbrt
baben> >poear6 ba6 Gbal in frdnfil9e
@ewalt eefaQen uao rie e%anoesarmet in
cine ba@lt sefdbrlide ppftion 9eratben
mar ba General Strau1mer in ieinen
Bewesun9r1 babur@ poQtommen IRE
9efUbrt ,perpen u,uBtt. Nur bur9 bic
raf9e &unpe> Die pie Elm Bunrer Jpn
iber bic raube Alp bur@ cen &rduterz
Belir 5usttrasen, mar e8 9elun9en, ben
beitnlidtn plan be6 Teinpe6 gu re1en e.
aentm &erberben gu wenren. Der
6ran; trar auf cine I'm fern 9ele9ene
8ersfete in ftrensiten @erpobriam qe>
brodt unb he Inter u9un9 uber Jpn i'm
@an9e.
Dur9 bic unermieli9feit hes potrio<
tif1en Sancrt1ter6 rpar Der Derratb entz
eedt tporcen. uebetseu9enoe Yapiere
}plten F9 in {etnen 5dnpen be- tnren. -
Der Ju96tauer ieltcr l'eS ild felt bfr
Gerbaftun9 iffne5 Sobncs nir9enc mebr
bltden.
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DQul MQrftbert0t,

@eltbsridt pSdentlid s~'lisfsrt Bon tsm seut<
ibsn Bont unb @t4iel<G cldift Won Duplon u
So. 81. Yaul.
Wertdufsprfie.
gDebie! auf Rstgu gbuabelpbta,W ilrarfes,
&bttaBr, St. fouls, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a Yrceut
G~uropaiide 4ne6lei.
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NerlQngt>

NnSsi1en in tielsr Spolts nntw oen Hutrt~
Ten Be1luult:, IAc,u5t", ~ "trrerttu' rnc ga
Desfaufen 'msr.sn tur ) Gcrte tejct!e. i.tsGu}ertisa
ia @oruusttllHura lu'ntrrnmfr.
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5abr,BiuetS.
Gru etcereopl, Eaenstcrn ..."-..5l 0
Qsutou, Semburs Antserpsr, Nrttsrsan, ta,re, Nm.
terbaln 5arltn9en ce 4ron,nlen.:..""..".57 gt
QSpitenbur3, No1mo. 6%briftana, ebrNt,auCuuh. Der,
esu. Gt1raassr rtsr 9cpenbasen.-----""."".D
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10

principals and seconds In the tragedy
about 10 be enacted met on the plateau
near Austin. Peek had. by his cllal-
| nge, given Burton the choice of
weAponS, and he had selected pistols.
Before the comatants got into posi-
tiun. | walked over to Burton aud
asked him to apologize, as Peck was
Innocent Of the death of his brother (;
that | was the one who killed him.
"'Yes. you killed him; hut he,
yonder. was the cause, he remarked.
One at a time. Your turn will come
next
1.-The sneering way in which this
was said enlagcd me so that | struck
him. The seconds interiered, and the
preparations Went forward again. The
ground marked oft, and the weapons
being examined, the combatants took
their positions. In those days, the
signal in Texas was the firing of Il pis-
tol. Peck whispered to me, III fall.
break it gently to her. Goodbye \
s;'S"' ~; ,i'me, ,.,'oss i''a ~ hoI rot;,'od VII"
,5l :" - mu"n w. h,n1 % ,o,,.''t ,'''.n on"+h
s''.'"J ","l y. moor 1'.' P"rE G.Il J,nI Ila was
IL, ",',' ,hlran,,h l ia hro;n r"ors ,n,o 70
r''' ,,'a' ,no,.nL ~ h;m I'll tGap "
49,, n.y. ~ y e" ~ II; ;oo%,H ,,'it;, &" i,", % oa,,td
n" ,'''c'i tLo !" r.I III ~. T Iliro,cn ~ ~ hcrs II
Ivan VI, 1 :" ,',' ,,.
aooN my w -; ''I W oI ,a''' r,rr,t m tV th,