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AN ONO TRAGEDY urderous Deeds Of a
Jealous Husbdnd.-EObert Dunlap. employed on
the farm of w. Il. Hawkes., Just west OF Colum-
bus, ONO, a man of dissOlute habits aud brutal
passions when drunk, has for some time mast
suspected his wife Of intideity, and has threat
ened 70 Kill James Carpenter, a young man of
excellent habits and acting superintendent of.
Mr.. Hawkes. farm. Tuesday morning Dunlap's
wife saw Dunlap come out OF the house with a
double-barrel shot gun in his hand, and She
rearing mischief, begged him not to hurt her.
Dunlap then went TO the corn-crib where Car
penter was at work, and moment after she
heard the report OF a gun and the scream of "A
man. Dunlap then returned to where his wife
was standing and fired the other barrel of his
gun at her, Just grazing her back and setting
her clothes on fire. He then beat her over the
head with the gun, breaking the gun-stock into
spliliters, and made his escape. On entering the
corn-crib soon after, Carpenter was found dead,
his face buried in his hat, which was full of
blood. The wound in his left breast, where the
contents OF the gun entered, was about three
inches long. Two shots passed through his
heart, which must have killed him INSTANTLY.
carpenters family connections are prominent
cltizens In Columbus, and his habits have been
such as to make it very Improb able that Dun
lsp's suppositiOns as to his intimacy with his
wife were correct. Mrs. Dunlap, although yery
seriously injured, will recover.
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The INDIANS AT THE NAVY YARD. - Gen.
COwen, assistant secretary of the Interior. and
Gen. Walker, commissioner of Indian affairs
accompanied the Tetou-S Sioux and Grand river
Indian deleg cations to the navy yard this morn
ing where several hours were spent in examinn z
the big guns and machine shops. The Indians
seemed very much interested in all they saw.
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Labor Reform Nomination for Con.

BOsToT. Sept. 19-The labor reformers Of the
9TH Congressional district, have nominated jas
Ii. Bufiin for Congress.
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THE INDIAN DELEGATION were informed YES
terday by the Secretary of the Interior that
they would be offered an opportunity of having
brief interview with their Great Father, the
President, before their departure from Wash
ingtOn.
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Swinging Around the Circle.


HORACE GREELEY ON THE sTUMP-POUR
SPEECHES IN ONE DAY.
Horace Greeley started on bus western tour
yesterday, and made a brief address at Trenton,
\. D., IL favor OF ''the great LIBERAL move
WHAT THE LANCAsTERIASs SAW BEFORE
THEM.
AT Lane tster, Pa, during a fifteen minutes
stoppage Of the train, he mOdestiy said. You
see before you one who is Just nov the object Of
much vituPerative denunciati0n. 1t is pro-
claimed that have been a secessionist, know
nothing, and even negrO-trader. Whatever
seems Ike ~ 10 produce prejudice against me Is
freely uttered without any regard 10 the truth
have bee N repeatedly asked 10 refute the CAL
imhles, but have thought it best not to attempt
TO do 20, iHasmuch as any denial L might make
would fail TO silence the tongue of SANDER"
BE ACKN0WLEDGEs IT Is HE WHO HAS
CHANGED.
I" am one Of those who believe that political!
parties ought not TO be permitted TO exist long
in government such as ours; that they should
flourish and pass away when they have sub
served the purpose for which they were created.
am Tree TO confess, and in no way ashamed to
admit, that my party associations are not the
same now as they were some years ago. The
dangers which threatened our nation in the past
are gOne,o
Much he said of
CLAsPING HANDS ACROSS TIE CORY CHAsN
or words TO that effect, and then the train
whlrled him away to Harrisburg, where he told
al immense throng that scarcely had the last
guns from the great civil war ceased to reyer-
berate over the hills OF Virginia when NV voice
was raised earnestly, If not loudly, in favor o.
ttso n mercy, amnesty and reconcilia-
been bloodshed enough. devastation enopab
destruction enough, that twas now time for a
manifestation OF the spirit Of heaven born char
ny: stand before my friends the Candidate of
uhlveIsal amnesty. fought the battle of i'm
parual suffrage until the victory was won ami
low demand the pledge of the National Gov
eminent that every man now DISTINGUISHED he
relieved by perfect amnesty. TApplauseI W.
nsd clear promise OF that amnesty I'm the plat-
FORM OF the republican party of 1858. That
promise has not yet been performed. stand
mere 10 de mand that il shall be-" TGreat an
plause.J After further remarks on this mead
weary nature was refreshed with frugal snn,
per, ana H. u. again sped westward TO Lewis
Ton, where Recommended speech which was en-.
short by the moving of The train. He h ae.ana'
panied by Ex-Governor Randolph, of New ,Ts--
sey, ana ex-GoverDor Ri gler, OF Pennsylyanis
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an "umbrell.0
ga North Carolina couple were lately mar
ried at Q circus.
The little Indian girls Of Colorado have
taken to doll pappooses. A"'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

GEN. CowEN's child is still quite i'll, and to-
day was no tetter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

The WAR BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE
IN PkUssIA correspondence between the
Emperor William, Bismarck and the Bishop of
Ermeland on the subject of excommunication ia
published. The bishop takes decided ground
against the interference of secular authority in
matters OF religion. The tone Of the commnica
lions on both sides is sharp and uncompromisipg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

Young colored gsrtleman has entered
e-e Ievioglcal - sainsTs at M Ha IA.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source to-day were S3SI,1l535.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
EOR MOUNT VERN0N.-The steamer ARROW
IL Capt. frank HollinRBhead, hav- n-.1s .
ing been rebuilt ard entirely Tettfed . -
b. her present owners, will leave her
wharf foot Of It'll street daily. Sunday excepted
10 o clock a. m. for Mount Vernon 1.-THE tomb OF
shingtoDI and intermediate landings.
JAMES SYKES,
iel9-Sm Gent Superintendent stesIner Arrow.
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PRESIDENT GRANT will visit the New jersey
state fair at Waverley this afternoon, and
the Newark exposition, at Newark, this
evening. He told a friend (says the ". L. Jcur-
nal Of Commerce. that il was his intention to
leave his Long Branch home on Tuesday morn
ing, the 2ith instant, and go to New York. On
the Wednesday night following he will come ID
Washington TO take up his winter quarters at
the White House.
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AMUSEMENTS.

~ VI l = Il vi L y =.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ ME. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
GRAND REOPENING.
MONDAY EVENING September %.
ELEGANrLY DECGRATEp,
FAITHFULLY ERESCOED,
sUPERBLY GsRPErED.
Making this time hOnOred temple of the drama al
ENTIRELY NEW.
And 's'Gia fG nFs Y N 6RaP rRrA1N
From the pencil of Mr.. James Lamb, has been
The opening attraction will be the distinguished
MR.. w. J. FLORENCE,
Whh entire lew sHd and shst
.kILkEN OGE,'
MAY SAVIiLE,
-D FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
Store WEDNESDAY MORNING, ats. seT,tf
UTASHINGTON THEATRE COMIOUE,
w 11TH STREET, CORNER OF q.
THE RESORT OF THE BON TON.
NOVELTY OF ALL TINES ,.-
FAMILY sIGHr kt fA si6kY AN 81
M.TIsEEs: WEDNEsDAY AEO sATGKDaYs.
1O-NIUHI 1O-NlTHT
EIULO CLIFTON, COLYER BROTHERS
DAVIS AND HIS DOGS.
s-kEAD TIME TABLE. -&I
hoos ing ior lle,.......-- ..-...... line, 6U5
81, IShS I IN .-'' 35 20
SHllie pts Banjo ~
COliyer ............ $50
Knight Dutch Chang 900
The New 10
,YoCtie = =
Herman 1-ish .l3
ne lanclng ~
IhNiS Opse........... 81
= " -
IL ~
Doors open al O'Clock; Overture At ! orc lock &.
Admission, 25, 50 and IS cents r. Iyate Boxes, Is
and Slt each. Matinee doors open a. 80 and 3 30:
admission, 70 and 10 cents. Don't forget the Dog
Matinee; especially for family PATRONAGE. sel6 ct
OLD No. On Exhibition lNRW No
$50 and sale 439
9TH ST. AT 9TH ST.
MA 6hkE1Ek'3,
No 4lo TIN street, between ID aud streets, eight
DOORS above odd tellOws Hall.
Ohoice OIL Paintings, EngrsviEgs, ChrOmos, 60.
hlse, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas
sells Kings, Walls, &c, in the District,
!" TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. Iel-lys
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INTEMPERATE CEMPRRANcR NJ. H..

>, lNTEMFERATE TEMPERANCE MRN.-Thomas
nugnes, M: z, attempted to address his onstit
nents at Frome, England, Tuesday niSbt
large number OF temperance men, who Are hit
terry opposed 70 Hughes, were among the crowd
snd constantly interrupted the speaker, The
finally dissolved and the police cleared tie h an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

HON. a. G.. HAEMGR, member of Congress
from the 9Th district OF Pennsylv ana, is in town
attending TO business for his constituents in the
departments. Mr.. Hammer has been renomi-
mated. and the indications are lat he will be re-
elected by from thousand to fifteen hundred
majority. As a member of the Committee on
the District of Columbia, he takes great interest
in the improvement OF Washington.
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Political Tof


"If any 'DEn attemIs to hiu. Town the Ameri-
can nag, bali him on The stct." ii. G.
"Ihe Hafeites' is the iAtest Compliments
term applied to th9 republican party by the
gentle ;fccnciliafors.
Judge Jerry 3lack thought that worse choice
for President than Horace Greeley could not be
found 'ln this weird or The adjacent two.p
ScoTei was nCminatef Tor Congress hy the re-
publican soreheads in me first New Jersey ,liS-
uict bns rejected by he democrats, who nomi-
mated Oscar Clute, a preacher.
Governor Jewell, o. Connecticut. has ordered
SPECIAL election ON November ). to III the
vacancy in the first congressional district
caused by the death of julius l.. Strong.
ietteT has been published from PreSideH;
Grant, congrstulating General DIX and the peO-
pie of New York upon his nomination for GOV
ernor, and expressing the belief that his election
is certain.
The Democratic Conservative Convention OF
the Third Congressional district of Maryland
yesterday nominated for Congress ". y. o'Brein
young and active member OF the Baltimore
bar. There were fifty three ballots.
Complete Official returns from the several
congressional districts OF Maine have been re-
Gelved. Republican najorties ale az follow,
HSt district, BuTleigh, 2,l'G: second district
Frye, I, 10: third district, Blaine, 3, Go fourth
district Hersey, ., lJ9; fifth district, Hale, ,yGi
Grand total, $50
dispatch from New York last night save
Great connection exists in the Tammanv Hal
General Committee over the discovery thai
nearly one hundred of its members are I'm the
interest of Grant for President, and of Senator
oBnen for Mayor of New York. The invcSti-
eating committee of five met this afternoon. an
are 10 submit their report To the Committee on
organization to morrow afternoon. The Gen
eral Committee will take action tomorrow ev-
eDing.
Hon. Fred. Horn, of the Fourth District. OF
Wisconsin, announces himself an indepe udent
Antl-GreeIey candidate for Congress. Mr.
horn Is one of the most influential Democrat AZ.
III the State, can't eat crow, and PROPOSES Il
make fight against Hon. Alex. Mitchell, the
present representative. Mr.. Horn has a largt
number of German follower and will, no
doubt, make the campaign a lively one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

JUDGE BOWLING AND Miss LYDIA THO>rp-
SON CHARGED WITH CONsPIRACY.-A writ o.
habeas corpus had been obtained for cause t. be
shown for the imprisonment of one DAME!
MyTOn, the writ being made returnable yester-
Gay morning in the Supreme Court Chambers
Counsel for NJ yron asserted that his client was
confined merely by virtue of an arrest made by
a detective on verbal order from SuDerinten-
cent helso in response TO a verbal request from
Judge Downing that such an arrest be made.
that when Myron was arrested the OstenSibl.
charge was insanity, but, as counsel cOntended
there was no foundation for such a charge the
arrest being the result of a conspiracy between
Judge Bowling and Miss Lydia Thompson. and
mat the former had requested the arrest at the
sole request and for the qualification of the lat-
ter. In opposition to the application to dis
charge Myron Commitment was produced re-
cltlng that NyTOn was consigned on a charge o.
carr! wing slungshCt. The production of this
commitment seemed to greatly surprise MvrOn's
counsel, v no said that this was something new
and bad been done since the service OF the VT,
or habeaS corpus. The fact was that no exarnI-
nation had been had and VI yron had never been
informed OF this charge against him. Counsel
desiIcd an opportunity to present these facts to
the court.
Judge Leonard said he would not 20 behind
the commitment. NytOn was ceTtailv entitled
to an examination, and IL none had been grant
ed him, another writ II applied for. could i~,u.
IL conjunction with a writ of certiorari but m .
present writ must be dismissed.-N. T. HsTtlF
1SH.
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NAVAL OFFICERs TRANsFEIRED-COmmo
dore Gustavus II. Scott has been ordered to the
command OF the naval station at League Island
Pa, from October 9Th. in place of Commodore
j. &. Howell, detached from that station and
ordered to the command OF the navy ward at
Portsmouth, y. III. PaymaSter Edwin Putnam
detached from the NJ are Island, Cal, navy
yard and ordered to the Benicja. Lieu. Com
mander f. T.. Chadwick has been ordered to the
Naval Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

- CALL is MOST RESPECTFULLY So
ICITED.
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INVESTIGATION OF THE NEW YORK SUB
TREAsURY.-R. III. 7. Leopold, Chief of the
investigation division of the Treasury Depart
ment, now conducting the examination OF the
sub-tTeasury accounts in New York, has thus
far discovered a deficiency in the general paving
teller's cash of S5.9S; in coin in the receiving
teiler's cash, g; and in the fractional currency
division of S4o.13. The registered and coupon
interest divisions, the internal revenue division
and the vaults are yet to be examined. Mr..
Leopold has sent TO the department here for
copies of statements, in order u check of the
hooks.
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MRS. JULIA MAEDEL
lVI TsACbER OF MUSIC
So5 EgS sTRxEr, BETWEEN j AND K.
sei5SE Washington, D. @.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ MIR. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Mana
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am rroud that YOU, gentlemen, still find
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StauutOu, Va, March g., 1871.
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In al part. Of the north, West aud South.
j.. T.. Garner, w.. -, Milwaukee,
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-15

To what utterly absurd, impractical
bic and anti-American schemes and
propositions has not the Democratic
candidate been party?i AT Repub-
lican mass meeting held at Meadville,
in this State, last week, Judge Scho-
field made q revelation of another and
hitherto unpublished attempt on the
part of Horace Greeley to interfere
with the war policy ofLineoln,s admin
istration. He stated that in the winter
of 1864 Greeley went down to WASH
ingtOn and there proposed to Mr. Lin
coin to endeavor to procure Louis Ma
polean's assistance in fighting the South
and to offer Napolean the control.of the
government of the United States in
consideration of services rendered in
overcoming the rebellion. Considera-
BILE correspondence passed between
Greeley and Lincoln in regard to Gree
ley's plans, but the matter was finally
dropped. He further said that this had
almost been forgotten when Senator
Wilson called his attention to it at the
Philadelphia Convention a few weeks