Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-20
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE IRISH Riors.
Confirm esl Ifwhffrr A., n.te.

IoSDoN. AUG. 2i.-Tle not M an Relfasf CON
tnred without abatement yss,erday. despite
the warning proclamation OF the rNvor and
magistrates. The fighting WAS kept az hv mar
tes or rioters Il various quarters With stones
biadgeons and firearms The magistrates be-
assist IN srpfressing the Disturbance. proc-
lsmsnon Was issued by the mayor Ruthoriz ing
.he uools holding the streets 20 fire Upou az
Ictous sssemhlages Offering resistance. All the
,s,as Sef. closed and business - entire.y Sns
isnSen. ADDITIONAL troops were sent tor ana
are expected 20 reach Belfast to-day.
N.In y PoSsEssioS ~ rHE MILITARY.
LuNDcs, AUS. - A dispaich re,eiv. 4 bars
from Dublin Last T. .ht re,s,rt.i ~ -. 80
the rioung ~ Belfast. The nor ,,.e..,,. -.
S III a e warehouses an1 made COM
pete wreck OF the interior % tie b,,is,-,-s
carry ing OF everything portable and der,,,i =,
ing the other merchandise. IT, tn-,--....s-,
becoming convinced q their inability tS r..f..rs
order, surrendered The control OF the cifv mo-
the hands OF the military, thus prar.tcaly -.
claring martial law. The conn audips o-i "a,
OF the trooEs issned PROCLAMATION warning al
quietly disposed citizens 20 reEaiu IN De.r
houses, snd stating that every person found N
the streets would he looked upon a. - rioter ana
treated accordingly. AL the public houses
received orders 20 close their Doors ana NJ. =,
reopen them until permitted by The author. ,ies
sKIRNIsHTsG THIS NoENrNg
LONDON. August ~. r. ma disVa'ch from
Belfast to-day states thai between six O'Clock
last evening and eleven O'clock this morning
only two wounded rioters were received IN the
hospital The dispatch also reports tEaf several
fights occurred this morning, but thew were nor
OF as serious character as those OF yesterday.
New York News.
CAPTURE or THIEVES AND THEIR SwAG.
three thousand dollars worth OF hronzes. clocks.
etc, and tie two thieves, last night. Where The
property Is stolen il not known.
TwENTY-PoUR CASES or sUNsTRoKE
There were seventeen cases OF sunstrOke yes-
IN this city yesterday, and seven I'm Brooklyn.
ne wSather tins morning continues extremely
hot and sultry, Notwithstanding the heavy rain
MACK AND o'RAIDlyfN
left heIe last night Tor come unknown place IN
hght' Their referees have not yet lett, and the
hight will not take place for a day OF two n Is
believed the light viii be in the vicinity OF
Niagara Fails, on the Canada side.
SAMUEL LAIRD,
proprietor OF TIC Mansion House and United
States Hotel, died at Long Branch yesterday,
aged 81 years.
FIVE HUNDRED NAsuPAcruRERs
are ieIresented at the Newark exposition,
THE GERMAN TURNER FESTIVAL
closed at Jones woods this morning, after keep
ing up the festivities all night.
HORACE GREELEY
Is "a deliver three agricultural addresses during
The ensuing few weeks in West Virginia Az
vices say that the contest in that state growing
very exciting a. the election draws near. Tue
majority VIII DC less than two thousand either
way.
THERE ARR so FEW cAsHs
other SHIPS anchored IA the bay. The crews are
getting along wen.
PROFESSOR CHARLES 7. BAICH,
prominent member OF the liberal club died
here yesterday from an overdose OF morphiue
taken 20 relieve neuralgia.
PRINCE AUGUSTA, oF sANE-CouCR.,
the husbsndof Princess Imperial Iseopoliine Of
Brazil, arrived here Yesterday on = pleasure
tour, with six attendants.
NO SACRED CONCERTS IL CENTRAL PARK.
The board Of assistant aldermen have refused
10 allow sacred concerts in Central Park.
DIED BECAUSE SHE Rad AN OLD HUSBAND AND
YOUNG LOVER.
Mrs Francis Kruger, the young wife OF an old
Austrian officer, committed suicide with Par.s
green az ll2 Essex street, yesterday. The re-
ported cause Is young lover aud domestic an
happiness resulting therefrom.
TWO husbands
IN 18th street yesterday TOOK up the quarrel be-
gun by their wives, and Henry Shaefier, one OF
them, German shoemaker. fatally stabbed the
other, named John Able. They were connect
ed by marriage.