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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-15

SHOCKING HOMICIDE IN BALTIMORE
Woman Kicked 10 Dedth.-Another shocking
homicide has occurred in Ralti more, the victim
this time being widow, fifty years Of age, Mrs
Mary Callahan, who died yesterday morning at
about five O'Clock. at No. pol Lexington, be-
tween Green and Paca streets, from injuries
Inflicted on "Wednesday afternoon, it il alleged
by Charles Morrison, who lived In the SANE
house with the victim. The house in which the
killing occurred is inhabited by three or four
families. The first floor is occupied by Thomas
Montgomery as a drinking saloon, the second as
a dwelling by Mr.. Perks the third door by Mrs.
Callahan and an old woman named Miss Leon
ard, and the fourth floor by Morrison ana his
vile. 1t appears from the evidence before the
coroner's jury that the deceased and Morrison
became involved in an alteration in the apart
ment occupied by Mr.. Perks, and during the
quarrel Morrison kicked Mrs. Callahan twice
in the abdomen, which resulted in her death
yesterday morning, as stated. 1t was not sup
posed at first that Mrs. Callahan was so severely
injured, and a physician was not called in to
see her until Thursday morning. The coro-
ner's jury gave verdict that deceased came to
her death from a kick In the abdomen by Chas.
Morrison.-Bdlt0. San, 18Th.
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The LATE GEN. MCCooK.-Gen. Edwin y.
McCook, recently asssssinsted at Yankton, Da-
kota, was the youngest but one of the McCook
family of eight brothers, all Of whom went into
the army. But two OF these brothers are now
living. He entered the service as an officer OF
Gen. Logsn's regiment, the s0th Illinois, and
after the latter's promotion became colonel
thereof, and was breveted brgadier general for
brave conduct After the war closed he was
made collector OF internal revenue for the Pc
ora ND district, and subsequently, was APP
pointed secretary OF Dakota.
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DEDICATION OF A JEWISH SYNAGOGUE AND
HosPITAL.-The dedication of the new Je " ish
hospital in Philadelphia took place yesterday
afternoon in the presence of Ave thousand peo-
pie. The debt Of the institution is entirely
paid. The edince was handsomely decorated
The synagogue attached to the home and hos
pital was consecrated at noon. The exercises
Of the dedication of the hospital were impress
sive. Abraham 3. Wolf officially delivered t. ,
property. Addresses were delivered by Rev
DIR. Hersch and Rev, s, Morals
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR ALBANY, NY
The Saratoga train due at Albany at 5.f5 .. m
yesterday, was thrown from the track by a
misplaced switch &c the train was entering the
city. The engine, tender and baggage car were
thrown down an embankment Into PATRONS
creek. The fireman, james Salters, was killed.
and the engineer, John 0'Hearn, baggage-mas-
ter Burton, and baggageman Edw'd. walmsley
were severely injured. None Of the passengers
were injured.
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An Erratic Bohemian.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 15.-Lord, the missing
Herald correspondent, who disappeared from
Shelbyville some weeks since, has been seen
near Midwsy and beyond there. He is splend-
eddy dressed and wears diamond studs and a
heavy gold watch and chain. He exhibits con-
siderable money and spends 3 freely. His trunk
lie here in safe keeping.
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War: on the PhiiadeIphia Padroues,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE police to-day
raided upon seven houses in the vicinity OF stu
and Carpenter streets, capturing 100 Italian
boys and their padrones. The children are now
quartered in the % district station house where
an interpreter has been employed TO hear their
statements. These children, Il is alleged, are
held under the same infamous system OF bondage
by their masters as has been exposed in New
York and other cities, being sent into the streets
with musical Instruments or for the purpose or
begging and otherwise collecting money for the
padrones, who are supported by their earnings
1t is also alleged that some Of the children have
been poorly fed and cruelty treated. The police
are going on with the investigation.
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~John Lappelhart, q German boy, nc years
Of age, committed suicide In Philadsiphls yes-
terday.
~ Miss Fanny Gray, of Harrison county. Ind,
has gone crazy. Sensational novel reading &
the supposed cause. The presumption Is thai
she was crazy, or Gloomy" before she com
menced reading the vie 6ash.
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NEW YORK, Sept. b-Money Is quoted at Ca
Gold active but lower, ranging between 11x and
Government bonds duh and steady. Southern
state securities firm on small dealings. The
stock market has been alternately weak and
strong, with changes generally confined within
q narrOM radius.
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RESTITUTION BY A THIEF.-C. A. Keep &
Co., bankers and brokers, of New York, who
were fortnight ago robbed Of 900 In gold,
notes, bonds and currency, by young man in
their employ, have had nearly the whole amount
returned, through friends Of the embezzler.
The small amount withheld was spent In travel
ing expenses,
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MURDER IN DORCHESTER COUNTY, Mp.-on
Sunday last, Robert Insley, Of Lakes district,
fourths OF mile from his house, lying out on q
marsh affected by the tides, with seven ribs
broken and a slight wound on his forehead, evil
IDENTIFY dead for q number Of hours. Suspicious
have led TO the arrest OF VIM. Carter, his son-in-
law, who has been arrested and lodged In CAM
bridge Jail TO answer IN indictment az the hands
of the on aud iury.
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The Kentucky kuLiux.
S A"s"sS ~ AhurtuN.
WHAT CINCINNATIAN HAS LEARNED ABB

WHAT A CINCINNATIAN HAS LEARNED About
THE ORGANIZATION.
CINCINNATI, Sept. ia prominent citizen
of Cincinnati, who has been spending several
days in the kdkluX region of Kentucky, re-
turned 20 this city last evening. He reports the
country quiet, and the people ready 20 talk free
ly about their troubles They claim that the
accounts of affairs given recently in letters in
the Louisville CourjtT-J5UrHdl are much eNag-
gerated, and that the troubles will be stopped
by due course of law. one prominent law
yer stated that he had no doubt there was
a large organization Of kukluX. but that
many of them were respectable citizens
who had no sympathy with marauders, that
within ten days fun disclosures will be
made OF the secrets Ofthe order. and those who
have repented OF their connection with il w0uld
assist In suppressiug il. The idea OF martial
law is not relished by any one. \ well-known
lawyer of owen county asserted there was no
established order, and that the offenders were
merely common thieves and murderers. The
Owen county authorities say that the
murder OF the negro WhiteStonc l. the only one
Which has taken place i'm their county. Two OF
those charged with this murder were acquitted
at the preliminary examination, and three
others escaped from jail a week ago, but thew
afterwards gave themselves up to the author
lucs, declaring they could prove an ul5'i. Their
examination is set down for tomorrow. ami !.
Is thought they viii be bound over. The owen
county people assert that all concerned IN this
outrage are ex-membcrs OF the federal army.
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destructive Fires

ST. LorIs. Sept. ia large Touring mill and
six or eight dwelling houses in east st. Louis
now burning.
[Second Dispatch
The fire in East st. Louis early this morning
consumed tie mills of Henry Schaffer x Bro s.
six tenement houses, and stables belonging TO
the mills. The mills contained 200 barrels OF
-four and 10000 bushels of grain. Estimated
loss 5000 insurance not aScertained. Loss on
tenement houses and other property about
$1,000.
AUBURN, n. Y, Sept. 15.-The Baptist
church, hotel, stables, several stores and resi-
dences at [ Mon Springs, were burned on Sat
urday night. LOss, $4,000.
PHILADEI PHIA, Sept. l5.-.Jonathan Lodger's
cotton and wooden mills, at Holmesburg, Pa,
were burned late on Saturday night. Loss es-
umated ats 12J 900; insurance, $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-The Broadway hotel.
in Lexington, KY, burned last night. Loss
S1i, 600, insured.
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ETHx REV. W. H. MURRAY has publh he'd a
vigorous article on "Lisrs, !" in which he takes
occasion to deny the report that he shot sever al
deer In the Adirondecks this summer, thus VIC
lating the game laws. He says he did not shoot
q single deer, and he commends to ali news
paper editors the Apostles injunction to "Lie
not at ALL,
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Two MEN MANGLED BY AN EXPLOSION
While John Hamilton and William Munk, en-
Franklin street extended, Baltimore, we're drill
irg preparatory to blasting on Saturday, q fear
full explosion took place. Hamilton was horri-
bly, cut and mangled about tho neck and legs
and died in two hours. The deceased was 26
years of age, and native Of Manchester, Eng.
Munk was badly cut about his face, but viii
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BURNING OF A WESTERN STEAMRR.-The
steamer James Howard caught IRE in the hull
Friday while lying at Commerce, Mo. The pas
sengers and baggage were taken ashore and the
steamer was scuttled, which was the only hope
of saving her. The Howard was tho largest
steamer on the western rivers, being 800 tons
burden. She cost two years ago s1e0 200.
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OVATION TO GOV. BooTH:-The reception to
Governor Booth Saturday night on his arriya
sands Of people assembled at the landing with
music and transparencies. The houses were IL
Illuminated. Governor Booth made q speech
congratulating the people ON complete victory
over the railroad monopoly.
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PROF. AGAsSIZ IN LUCK-su Eyr.geirs r.
S,i.-An incident or two may be given here 10
show how entirely Professor Aga-Siz As given
w 10 The cause OF sctence-unselhshly, and tor
the beneht Of his adopted country. 4 small
dinner partyvas recently made on hts birthday
10y bis son-in-lsw, Mr.. Quincy Ward. The
SOC lal hour past, he was presented hv this son
and daughter with SlG0esa, aud by has own sou
with $4,000. This will be used exclusively in
the cause Of science. Nothing rare escapes hi-
notice. lie has iust purchased 4 small fossil
(four inches long, ~, rofactyls, sending to Ger
many for il, al a cost OF 5000. The set of ana
tomical drawings by COmte, of Nantes. ami of
geological ones by Patterson, of London, tho
only sets " the country-bOth pOOr-have teen
used at Penikese. twill take four artists a
year 10 make, under Professor Agassiz' direr-
ton, such a set As he absolutely needs tor Peni-
kese. and one which will surpaSs ANYTHING of
the kind which could be made in the old world.
He has his artists engaged, and the set will be
made in four parts, To cost at least S50,09o.-
Cor. " T. ErsHiHg Post.
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SFoRTs on THE TURF-Safur,idg Raoes al
FTcSpcc Pork aud LsyiRgt0H.-At Prospect Park
Saturday, the first race-a dash of one raile, for
pure OF S5OO-was won by quits, who was
entered Just before the race. lie took the lead
and kept it to the end. Time, las. Village
Blacksmith won the second merchandising for
all ages, for purse OF $500, two aud a quarter
miles-in i;Oe. The third race-iOr the CONSOLE
dation purse, one and a half miles-was won b '
Conees gray Lightning colt In 2.siA. Tho
fourth race-a hurdle handicap. purse of $500,
two miles, over eight hurdles-was won by Bind
Tom in minutes.
Saturday was the last OF the Lexington races.
The fret race-s mile and -a-q uarter dasb-was
won by Cleaner. Time, 2:2is y. Second race
mile heats-was won by War Dance. Time,
1.55E. Icy. Third race-dash OF three miles
was won by Wayerly. Time, 5:Jss. The track
WAS very muddy. Next month there will be a
trotting meeting held over the same course by
the kentucky Trotting Horse Breeding Associ-
alton, and purse OF al 900 is offered for horses
that have never beaten go.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE special train bear
ing the remains Of General Edwin 8. McCook.
who was assassinated at ankton ,paseed through
this city yesterday en- route for Cincinnati. The
body was accompanied by Governor Burbank
and number Of the most prominent citizens
Of Dakota,
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Ex-Governor Booth has been rendered a pub-
lie reception tonight by the people Of San
Francisco.
~Dnring an alteration in Jersey City yes
terday Thomas Granville stabbed Randolph w.
Thomas fatally.
~ Counterfeits of the last issue Of the 5O-cent
stamps are said to be in circulation. The coun-
terfeit ia said to be 30 skil1fully executed as to
almost defy detection by experts.
~The committee having charge Of the COM
ceived letters assuring them that the President,
Secretary Of War and Gen. Sherman will be
present at the meeting.
0Judge Doe, Of Portsmouth, N. H., in re-
cent opinion in an insurance case, criticises the
conditions contained in the fine print of insur-
ance policies, which the person ironically
termed the "assured" cannot be expected to
read, with any regard for bis eyes.
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FATAL CUNNING ACcIDINr.-On Thursday
MI VIM. Temple, " ung man about q years
OF age, while sora hunting below Brandon
church, in Prince George county, Va, acciden-
tally shot himself resulting In instant death.
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INA BAD Box AMY WAY.-Whether Irving.
the self accused Nathan murderer, is guilty or
not, it will be good thing to get him to New
oughiy examined. II he is only lying for the
sake Of carrying out his own purposes then he
will have got himself into Q bad box, for there
are a dozen or more indictments for burglary
awaiting him-enough to give him an extended
term in the state prison.
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Progress of the Hayden Expedition.

NEW YORK, Sept. ia letter from the Hay
den expedition. dated Rocky creek, Colorado
Territory, the sth instant, says :-"This is the
extreme point TO be visited and examined by
the heads Of the survey this season. A special
party will proceed to Middle Park. taking on
their way the mountains Of the National range
the Holy Cross, and the Blue river range. The
scientific corps have decided TO change the name
of the Sierra Madra mountains to National
ranpev
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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biiIious pills

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bilious Pills.
The local demand for these Pail. has steadily in
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ness - '
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They thoroughly cleanse thu entire system
They dc not 81 ipe or give .anSarng their action
BY the inv aiaable relief they always afford 20 every
enc that takes them, it is hoped their use will be
come still more extensive. Ttvv are sdspted for
e. neral use. Children audd.hCE persons can take
them wei as the strong ana robu1t. Home IN M
they are always fresh, bile patent pills generally
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Gov. WAsHBURN CONGRATULATRD.-Sev
raj hundred citizens Of Greenfield called upon
Governor Washburn at his home Saturday
evening to congratulate him upon his renomi-
nation. In reply to a speech by Judge Conant,
Governor Washburn said that he would not
deny that the result Of the contest was pleasing
to him. He thanked the people for their efforts
and was especially pleased, after the insinus-
lions that he was unpopular in his own house;
that the county of Franklin had sent an nm
broken delegation to the convention. After his
remarks collation. was served.
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~Wilkie Collins will deliver his first lecture
in America, at Albany, October Z, and his
second ct Troy, on the succeeding evening.
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"A $4,000 B1Ilt0r0 Tournament.
CHICAGO, ia billiard tournament at which
prizes to the amount Of % 900 will be awarded
has been arranged to commence here on the LIST
November.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IAN BOZ LIE. FRANK BARNUM.
JUAN Boyle & CO..
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS.
Nc. 900 18th street, opposite u. ). Treasury.
FOR SALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street,
9l3. new large double HOUSEHOLD eli
AID " HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts avenue
HOT 81 No. go III street east, for sale or rent
furnished OF unfUIDished. A COTTAGE In vii
.srd's b ~; price, $500. Several small HOUSES
from $3.50 TO $500; snail cash payments We
have several very hne FARMS. i'm proved and nm
m proved, on different railroads running from the
city, for sale At low figures exchange for oity
property. 5000 feet Of GROUND ia various nor.
tor Z The city for sale st low GU on EASY ters
o. viil exchange for productive improved proper
". ap25-tr
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HAZING AT WILLIAMS CoLLRGE-Some Of
the students at Williams College, Mass have
revived the objectionable practice of hazing the
freshmen, and few nights ago they broke into
some of the rooms, dragged several freshmen
from their beds, ducked them under a pump,
and acted with high-handed impudeace gener-
ally. The faculty made an investig alton, ard
suspended three Of the SophomOres. When they
left for the depot the balance OF the class some
fifty in nunRber, marched in Triumphant escort
with them, whereupon the entire sophomore
class was suspended untn the members maka
an apology to the faculty. In consequence the
students are loafng about the village, waiting
for something TO turn up.
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Loss OF SCHooNERs WITH ALL on BOARD
The Late Disastrous Gdie.-The schooner Tyro,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, went down OF Old Harry
Head, Nagdalen Islands, with all hands, twelve
In number, during the late storm. Most OF the
crew were married men, with families. The
bodies Of the crew Of the brig Ellen, wrecked of
those of the captain and his son in the cabin
the former standing and the latter lying down.
The schooner Ann, Captain Grimes, is missing.
She was from Sydney, coal laden, for Halifax,
and, during the gale, was seen of Devils Is
land, her crew working at her pumps As she
was an old vessel, there is no doubt she went
down with all on board, consisting of Ave per
sons. Further particulars concerning the loss
of the American schooner Eureka, OF New York
at Black Point &c. b. have been received. A
body came ashore at Cape Dolphin, and, on the
9Th instant, the bodies of man and womar,
were washed ashore in the same vicinity. 1t is
thought they belonged to the wreck.
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THE WAR IN SPAIS.-The republicans are
accommodating the Carlist positions at Vergara,
in Guipuzeoa, evidently with the intention Of
making an attack. The republican force OUT
numbers that Of the Carlists, but the latter ars
strongly entrenched. The insurgent men-of-
war Fernando el Catolico and Numancia, upon
which the intrsnsigente deputy Golvez placed
crews, and which sailed for LOrrevega, have
returned 20 Cartageua without making a land
ing. The intransigentes made another sOrtle
from Cartagena Saturday, and captured a num-
Der OF mules and several pieces Of artillery
Dispatches from the frontier report that the
Csrlsts have defeated Gen. Santapon Iona
between Gayas and kergara. The republicans
suffered sc verelY. and lost two gnns
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THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA AGAIN.-The
Chronicle of this city publishes q letter from
Gen. Sherman to-day relative to the burning of
Columbia, South Carolina, in which he says
81 reiterate that no matter what Genl Hamp-
tons orders were, the men of his army either
his rear guard or his stragglers, did apply TIE
ire, and that this was a sufficient cause for all
that followed" The General forwards for pub
lication letters from Major H. e. Macarthur,
Capt. W. III. Gcodrell, LIST Iowa infantry, and
Col. j. Z. Kennedy, 18Th Iowa infantry, corrob-
Grating his statement.
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THE CONDITION OF THE CRoPs.-Correspon-
dents Of the Agricultural department from the
south report favorably upon the condition OF the
cotton crop. In the larger part of the cotton
region lying in the zone of frequent rams some
damage was done, and a small acreage was lost
through what Is known as "weeding.', The de
pertinent. however, is of the opinion that the
crop will approximate 100000 bales. The
wheat crop, though short in some parts of the
country, is offset by extraordinary crops in
others The yield is placed at 80. 90, 900 bush
els. The product in Minnesota for the year will
reac h the unprecedented aggregate of 30 900 900
bushels. The crop for Maryland is a fair aver
age.
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LONDON. Sept. ia number OF emigrants
who lett England tor Brazil have returned.
bringing doleiul accounts OF their treatment in
the latter country. They declare that they have
experienced great hardships ever since their de-
parture from their homes, and that the promi-
ses n lte TO them by the agents Of fhe Brazilian
government in THIS country were nagrGntly
broken.
A REPUBLICAN, VICTORY CLAIMED.
MADRID, Sept. 15.-Private dispatches re-
ceivcd in this city deny the truth of the report
gwen currency by the Carlists that the repub-
lican rJopS in the north, under Gen. Sautapaw
Lorna, have met with a severe defeat by the in
surrectionsts. On the contrary, they state that
the engagement resulted in a victory for the
government forces, thu CarlIsts being sfeated
WITH great slaughter. Tie number of insurrac-
tionistS engaged in the battle was II O0a, while
that OF the republicans was only ,G0l.
DEATH OF TIRE DUKE DE REANsRvEs.
PARIS, Sept. ia dispatch from Hayre an
nominees the death n5ar that city OF the Duke
De EGanseYes, husband of Queen Christine OF
Spain.
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The LOST STEAMER GEORGE $. WRIGHT
The report of Capt. Davis, of the revenue
steamer Lincoln, which was sent out to seach
for the revenue steamer George s. Wright
states that the latter vessel was undoubtedly lost
on the rocks of the Sea Otter group, on the
Alaska coast, and every soul on board persisted
These rocks lie about nine miles to the north
ward and westward OF Cape Caution, and are
mostly below water. He discredits the report
that the crew was murdered by natives.