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~A single-scull rsce-the human race.
~Twenty-four lives were lost by the burr
inc of the Rienville -

ga single scull race-the human race.
~Twenty- -four lives were lost by the burn
ing Of the Bienville.
EIndiana papers speak Of "pod augur cross-
roade stump epeskers."
0Judge Dwinelle, who sentenced Mrs. Fair
to be hanged, is seriously i'll.
~Kansss farmers are givingstheir attention
In small way, to raising cotton.
n%"The ichneumon i'm journalism, il the
latest New York phrase Of contempt against q
contemporary.
%Fanby Fern and James Parton ride about
Newport in pony phaeton, Fanny holding the
lines in excellent style.
- The Hon. j. L. Motley. our former repre-
sentative at the Court Of St James, was the
guest OF Prince Bismarck three weeks ago.
"a sentimental reporter says, "Autumn's
breath blows away the froth Of fashion from the
1Tuesday Was the coolest day for three
months in New England. A few fakes OF
snow fell in Maine early in the morning.
- II Is style now In weddings for the groom
to 60 to church first and wait for the appear
ance OF tie bride. And Jinks says that Is Just
what he has been waiting for for the last forty
four years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

NoDsRS JACK SEErFARD-k D1ring Escape
pa vac Istsos.-C,cOrCe W. Edwards tie
JAUesbng bark rubber. escaped from de
Trenton state pa ison yesterday morning about
O'Clock. As the men were going 10 fae shoe
shCp No. :, he rushed aheAd aud a mar namei
- Neil and sncther named Ptke. we're thrust iu-
SIDE the sLop. the door closed n fth 4 sprfnr lock
. Nell steel gusrc vltll n kuitc On alis hsnd
Whie Edwards, 3 stout rnsn forced ifss ygav
through hole twelve inches sausrc made by
an acCoarllce outside cutting a bar through.
vhsch las tsken days ~ accomplish. Edwat,k
cut himself severely getting cut. A. accom-
Pl.e was waiting outside with = horse sna
buggy, ard Edwards jumped In and drove away
II the dic6cticn OF EOrdentCvn. An exc itIus
Shase eilsaed, hut Edwards. who has hine and 4
nsu le-fs % serve. bahed his purSuers BY hid
.s ~ swamp o'Neil got out also. but was
, N,Lel IN Ten minutes. Clothes were given 20
Ii - ne man In the bnggv. hut fhcv refused
- 60 PIN rtde. Pike would tot attempt u
.SsNS. EISHe had ten feet "a fail from the
prison head Lrst atteT he Lad got ouf of Ia
Mshco", an9 hls way 81 cscape Wa nafjSe,l zifh
blood. tne thousand Collars revnra h = s,;..el
~ tie CT cSrs Of the state prison aepartpen, Tor
the zeCAlture 81 EaWard<.-A D g. -
~ TeNss j. now divided on the location NJ "a.
capital, the question being between Hopston
and Waco.
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HAPPY END OF A CoURTsHIP BEGUN TWEEN
TY-THREE YEARS Aeo.-A few DAYS since
Henry j. Holmes returned to this city with his
bride, whom he married in Prairie city, Polk
county, Iowa Twenty-three years ago Holmes
left the lady in the place mentioned to make
his fortune in California, the two being at the
time engaged. The luck usual with most
OF the forty-miners was his, and after long
and unsuccessful labor he settled down
to legitimate business, in which he
managed to slowly accumulate property.
After time he returned to Iowa for his bride,
but her brother was afflicted with long and
tedious illness, Ahd the faithful sister would not
leave him. The illness terminated in death
few months since, and then the lady wrote her
betrothed-the two having correspondent regu-
laIly all this time-that she was free, and he
might come again. Holmes was now possessed
Of comfortable competence, and he was still
faithful. He promptly responded to the sum-
mons, married the lady, and lie now settled In
the enjoyment of domestic happiness. They
are a practical couple, and probably feel no
older now than they did twenty-three years
sgo.-Sdn Francisco Bulletin, Aug. "a.
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THREE WIFE MURDERs--fhe WOrk Of Ram
and Jedlousy.-John Stratham beat his wife ter
rlbly in New York Thursday night, concluding
By smashing q kerosene lamp on her head
which exploded. burning her fatally. He wa
arrested.
A butcher, named II. Eckert, on Grove street
in Milwaukee, split his wife's head open with an
axe yesterday morning He was arrested.
A man named Schenaner, in New Haven.
made arrangements to leave him. When he
found this out he took an axe, and Drained his
infant child. struck his wife with il, frscturing
her skull, and then going to the cellar, cut his
own throat and wrists with the axe and q car
wing knife. None Of the parties are dead, but
they cannot live. Rum and jealousy.
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~ Gold bonds-wedding rings

~Gold bonds-Wedding rings
ga western college offers prize for good
manners.
@Clergymen and brakemen do the most
coupling.
D0A new version of an old verse-Loathe the
poor Indian.
~ Kalamazoo, Mich, will license only one
circus year.
ga farmer in Ford County, H., has 20, 900
acres OF corn.
~New school houses they say are sprinsing
mp all over Kansas.
~ The lady's last glass before going to bed
The looking glass.
IAcetate of 90 da is recommended as pre-
server Of meat.
bushel of learning.
~Queen Victoria has given Miss Nellie
Grant heI portrait set in precious stones.
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Tile strike Mania, i'm Grea, Britain.

NEW YORK, SEPT. 1.-LcndOn adylces show
that the striking mania peTvades all England.
The chair makers OF Wycombe, coal men OF
LowestCit, silk weayers Of Sudbury, stone ma
sons OF Preston, engineers OF BurkenheSd
china and earthenware manufacturers OF Stat
yorkshire, and the bakers OF Dublin. are all OF
q strike. The London carpenters, painters,
bricklayers, bakers and cabinet makers continae
their strike. The post Office employees have pc.
utoned for an advance of wages. The journey.
men butchers OF London have formed union
for the purpose Of getting higher wages
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P0Iiftcal H0fpS-

Hon. William ii. Lamport was nominated for
Congress by the republican convention at Can
apdaigua, n. v, wednesday.
Col. John +. Pophsm, a native Virgins, an
nounces that he is an independent republican
candidate for Congress in the 9Th Virginia Pc
tersburg) district, against Hon. William III. II.
Stoweli.
One of the sayings of the week Is the state
ment that while Mr.. Greeley is going To Yer
mont to tell the farmers what he knows about
farming, in November they will reciproczte and
tell him Whist they know about threshng.
The straight-out democrats OF Indiana,
through their delegates at Louisville, have de-
cided to call a state convention at indianapolis
on Thursday, September 18th, to nominate
ticket and perfect the organization OF the
When Mr.. Greeley first set forth from the
New Hampshire acres TO seek his fortune and
try his prentice hand, he went Tor Vermont,
but that solid, old-fashioned state turned him
over 70 New York city FOR support, and there ne
found il. History will repeat itself, now and
then.-Bostoa Transcript
Gen. Dix has written letter formally accept
ing the republican nomination Tor governor OF
New York. He says SO Should il be ratified
by the people, no effort on my part will be spared
to aid them to redress the abuses which dis
honor the state, and which will infiict irretriey
able injury on its character unless arrested By
timely and efficient remedies"
The democratic voters OF Baltimore held their
primary elections in the various wards yester
day afternoon for delegates 70 the several legs-
lative conventions, which meet at noon to-day
TO select seven delegates from each district to a
state convention, TO assemble in Baltimore on
the l1th instant, TO form an electoral ticket for
President and Vice President.
The republicans of the 81 district of Missis
sippi have nominated Hon. Henry w. Barry for
reelection to Congress. Ambrose Henderson,
colored man, has been placed in nomination in
the same district by dissatisfied republicans-not
Greeleyites, however. In the new 18th district.
Judge Jason Niles has been nominated. In the
new 9Th district, Hon. George G. Mckee, present
member for the 4th district, has again been
placed in nomination
Hon. George Bancroft, United States Minister
to Prussia, writes from Berlin to Governor Nor
gan, Chairman of the National Republican
Committee, as follows &c hope, my dear sir,
that our state of New York will give its vote for
states north of Mason and DiXon's line, might OF
themselves give the ticket votes enough to make
the election sure. The movement in Missouri
has simply sent Blair TO the Senate; the same
movement, If successful in the United States
would call to power the worst elements of seces-
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ST. Louis, Sept. 1-Major Gunther, a reye-
nue. agent, has arrived here from Arkansas, BY
way of Indian territory, and reports that wheii
at Muskogee he heard that two factions o.
Creek Indians had fight recently, in which
ed. He could not learn, however when or where
the fight occurred; but il was stated that the
trouble grew out OF the election or full biooded
negro TO the chieftaincy OF the Creek nation b.
the opposttian TO the Chicot faction, WHICH haa
been in power for some time. ana &c which there
had been much hostility on the part OF the
Sands faction.
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Terrible Tragedy I'm kansas.

fALO, kansas, Sept. 1.-CaIeb Spencer, 2
wealthy farmer, living in ossawattomie town
ship, yesterday, in a lit OF insanity, produced
by domestic grievances, murdered his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wallace, and dangerously wounded
his own wife and his daughters husband. The
latter, in defending himself, struck Spencer
with club, killing him instantly. The wounds
received by Mrs. Spencer and Wallace are pro-
nounced mortal.
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Clergyman. while residing IN Dcuth Americs,
ss missionary discovered safe and single renee
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Serlna Orgsns nd the
whole train Of disorders brought on by banefal and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
for preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope, 20 any enc who needs il Free Of Charge
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station D, Bible House,
mar77-ly New York (Yitv
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Friday last, the 30th ultimo, 10 acres OF land.
belonging to Richard Drury, esq, situated In
the adjoining election district Of Anne Arundel,
for mss ~ 40 - HSSep psr screNnTc,
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AND MOTHERS.

~ ,,,,.,v ,s.,s -.,,,i,,,. ,,,, .,r...,,.u.,.
do a.. study well your Constitution. ~ you have
acquired Inherited ScretulA, OF any liseasa l,l
may he transmitted % your offspring II l. your
-nn duty q eradicate m. Thousand OF Children
nov sgf-rins from the efccts - pois1aou- di.-
ease tTausua tied g. them from their parents TIE
thouVhi i terrible. Nou csn save yourselves nurh
sadness ana sg.icit0dc, AID ycEr dear iutie sues
1suoI rain al uIhsIy,nes., " the TN = n. q
TT. Tufts "a RshHAkllGA AND oAEkN~ pF-
LtGhT. IL y II surely eraiicafc The tar tIHu
ycUr ~ II u has air 1ady been culsl - n f
your child, Cffe N ~ cuce Tits " uakie preusra
tcn. snd lie system viii T. renovAtsd aud restored
- soUlCuess.
MoNTsoyrRy c. N. q. seri Il. lsiq
d.. Nua. IL Tn. Sir-PieNsc ao,ept the hratt.
felt tharks q. = mctSer Mo vas well aish driven
q eesyslr ~ the s4d condition - an CaiT CHA NJ
li'tie beg has been aiictsd with Scruls since
his birth. snd after trying even remedy thai
recN1ll1nS rned. and several Physicians lad PRO
ncuncrt htH past nll hope sccdi .ntaliy heard u
fcuT SarsaPsrlla and queen Deiisht. a. vac -
highly recommended thar ] conrinie O. Try H. but
must ooCfsss with very lttle faith lie has taken
pine - The hotties sent NE, aud 4 happy IA
teitf able % say that he Il almost well aud be-
eNe BY tue time he takes the dozen he will be rer-
fecily restored to health. he has saiped a~sh h..
hue arPsiite. ano now walks two tailes % school,
shal always remember you with gratitude.
Avs MuRRAN.
DR.; TUFTS HAZE pYE IS EASILY AP-
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"BLAsTKD sLow"-They put Q blast of DOW
der into Q rock in Kentucky in the wear of grace
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, before
the popular non explosives were invented, and
It went on the other day, killing two men who
happened near.
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No War In ATRIcA.-No Egyptian force has
entered the Abysstnian territory - has been
asserted. Troops were stationed on the frontier
some time ago to prevent incursions BY the
Abysetnians and they have been ordered not to
cross it. Owing to tho threatening attitude OF
Prince kaaai tho army o. defence has been
reinforced with 900 men.
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TIE WAR IN ARKANsAs.-The governor of
Arkansas sent Major General Upham, of the
militia, and fifteen Of his guards, to Pope
county. They were met at the end Of the rail-
road by Dobson, the sheriff, with three COM
psnies Of militia. Trouble OF the gravest
character is apprehended.
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DRATH FROM LEAD PIPE-Mr. George Os-
good, formerly proprietor of the Summit House
in Athol. died last week at New Salem, Mo.
His death resulted from the use of water drawn
This poison first showed itself at the tip of his
fingers, gradually working into his arms and
neck, thence into his heart. resulting in his
death.-St. Louis Republican.
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KILLED BIZ WAY OF A JoKR.-The Port
Tobacco Tmes says that Robert Rollins, the
young man whe was shot by mistake Of his
brother on the night Of the It'll ultimo, died on
Saturday night, the oath, Of lockjaw. No blame,
says the Times, can attach to the brother for
shooting under the circumstances, and il should
serve Is warning to young people againt car
rying too far, as in this case, what 10 often in
tended As An innocent Joke,
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PoTTsvILLR, Pa, Sept. Joseph Brown
was to-day convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree, for the killing of the Kreamer family last
winter. The prisoner is about is years Of age.
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HARTFORD, Sept. THE Hon. Julius l.
Strong, member OF Congress from this district,
died very suddenly this morning OF cerebro
spinal meningitis. He was apparently in per-
feet health day before yesterday, and first com
planned OF being III Thursday night.
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The Pennsylvania strafyhtouts.

PHlLADkLPHiA, Sept. The strsght0ut
democratic committee have called a state con-
vention 10 meet in Representative Hall, Harris
burg, on Tuesday, the 2ith instant, at noon, 70
select al electoral ticket.
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Death Of q Canadian n. r.
ToRohro, Sept. 1T. G. Street, q member
Of the Dominion Parliament, died yesterday.
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Total...........................

REMARKABLY TRIAL took place at the
Court of Assize at Bastia, in Corsica, on the Sth
young and exceedingly pretty woman, allied to
several of the best families in the country, well
educated, Of irreproachable morals, known to
possess a dreamy and tender nature, and yet
this scarcely more than girl killed her husband,
an excess of Jealousy, with q ferocity per-
fectly savage. She was acquitted by the jury.
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CARLISLE, Sept. THE jury in the case Of
DIR. Scbeppe, on second trial for poisoning NJ is
Steinecke, Of Baltimore, returned verdict.
after being absent fifteen minutes, OF not guilty
and the defendant was promptly liberated by
order of the court
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Greeley 0oiDg 20 Vermont.
RUTLAND, VI, Sept. THE Vermont state
fair opens on Tuesday, and Horace Greeley de-
hvere the annual address
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SKRyID HIN RIeHr.-Wm. j. Aiken, the
burglar police officer, in New York was sem
fenced yesterday. as follows: For one grand
nss p the state O
for an attempted burglary In the first degree
ten years; making twenty wears In ALL
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INTERNAL RErKNUE.-The receipts from this
source TO- day were =, 365, 5g7 .l6.
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GIN. SHERMAN and son, and Col. Audenreid
of his staff were to leave Queenstown yesterday,
in the steamer Baltic for New YORK.
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BAD FOR BRIrAIN.-There bas been n further
advance in the price OF English coal. Twenty
thousand miners OF the Midland coal mines are
preparing TO strike for an increase Of wages.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS will address
the republicans of Philadelphia on Tuesday
eyepipp
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LIEUT. f. III. q. LRUrzE. U. S. N, has been
detached from special duty in this city and
placed on waiting orders.
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Joe Jeners0n's Eyes Again Fail Him.
BOSTON, Sept. s.-Joseph Jefferson has again
been obliged 20 leave the stage on account OF his
eyes, and his engagements in towns in this vi
cinity have been cancelled.
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MASTER JEFFERSON f. MOSES, L. s. N,
yesterday passed successful examination and
was promoted to a lieutenancy.
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EEdwards offers to fight Chambers again
for eco to 5000.
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A CONSCIENCE STRICKEN NEW YORKER for
wards 1925 to the L. s. Treasurer, with the
acknowledgment that he has defrauded the
customs of that amount
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PERsoNAL.-George Alfred Townsend, who
has been diminishing all along the line during
the summer, arrived at home from the west
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Townsend we re-
gret to learn, has recently sustained q sad be-
reavement in the death Of much loved sister
at PHILADELPHIA.
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UNCLE SANS POCKET MoNEY.-The follow
lowing were the balances in the Treasury at the
close OF business yesterday:-Currency, III :
i67 3d. coin, So, 1856, including S27 925 Ool
coin certificates.
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WEST POINT CADRTs.-The examinations of
candidates for admission into the Military AGA
deny as cadets have been completed, and in the
list to be admitted are the following: l.. L.
Bruf, +. s. Farrow, and Joseph b. Boyle, OF
Maryland; John Z. Gresham and Albert G.
HoOman, of Virginia; +. P. Fremont, John F.
Guilfoyle, VIM. X. Hamilton, F. II. Hardie, W.
A. Trmball, John Pitcher, Hamilton Rowan,
Eten Swift, jr., and John K. Williams, at
large.
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RTeNss j. now divided on the location ,f TIE
capitol tie question being between Houston
and Waco
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TIE REAR ADMIRALs.-Rear Admiral j zines
Alden, commanding the European fleet, has
been longer at sea than any rear admiral now
afoat, and consequently will be the first one
relieved, though his time will not be out for a
year or more. Rear Admiral Taylor has re-
Gently taken command of the south Atlantic
fleet; Rear Admiral Jenkins of the Asiatic, AMI
Rear Admiral Joseph +. Green of the north
Atlantic. Rear Admira's Steadman and Pen
mock will take command OF the north and soutL
Pacific fleets this month.
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The following changes in the stations OF
officers assigned to the charge of disbursing
officers under War Department general order
No. 70, are announced: Major Albion p. Howe,
ith artillery, from Nashville, Tenn, to Louis
Vile, KY; Major Robert s. LaMotte, 18th in
fantry, from Louisville, Ky, to Nashville,
Tenn,
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THE TRANSIT OF VBNUs.-Papers relating to
the transit of Venus in December, 1874, pre-
pared under the direction of the commission au-
thorized by Congress, have just been pub
lished.
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A TELEGRAM FROM PARIS says: at Is ru-
mored that Miss Nellie Grant is to be married
to Dunergier de Hauranne, author of work on
institutions of the United States, and son Of the
dstip guished historian"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

GEN. CowEN teiegraphs from Fort Sully, Da-
kota, on the 5th, as follows: "Leave here at day.
light to- morrow, with nineteen Indians from
Tetons, and fourteen from Grand Rapids. Will
reach Sioux City Sunday, Chicago Tuesday, and
Washington Thursday. All WellD
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GIN. n. p. CHIPMAN has accepted the presi-
dency of the National Veteran Club, and in his
letter Of acceptance, after speaking Of the duty
OF ex-sOldiers to support President Grant, says:
"Let US, then, present solid front at Pittsburg,
where we have our first grand rally, and show
that the soldiers can not and will not forget the
services of SO distinguished comrade as our
leader ir. the present political struggle"