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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
LOCAL NEWS

TIE Harder 90 the Drsves. nsas-
Serss's oosrrssics TO ros w,RIeHr, AS M
LATED nv rsR LArrER-
AZ the term OF ths Criminal Court which wiu
be cehveHdon Monday next. IL is probAble tAst
Henry Young alias Williams xiQ be tried. on
an Indictment changing hiia With Tie nnrder OF
Frank Hahn. drover nom Fanao;er county,
Va AZ wall be remembered that Cor several
weeks Young was the companion OF Tom
murder OF Rogerski, the peddier-bofh occupy.
ing adjoining celis, and during the day thew
were q. loved 20 occnpy the corridor In common.
.s ,rsSy "a. an Com,
and vii not tsh % Others. these two frequently
untoeomed themselves 90 each other. Tom
learned from Young many things IN connection
With the case, and stated - one Of the guards .
few days before his taking Of that he had
s.gfimnered" from Young q full history of ;hs
murder. and the prepsrstions Cor u; and that
having these tses an HE mind, he added some-.
thing 70 them, ana one day, while reading rHH
STAR, he pretended 20 read full accoaut OF
the case as II had been worked up ~ the .'ny
lNonng) intended 10 come 90 Washington on the
Friday Manley was hung IN Alexandria
Tor the murder Of Monroe, the clock
day before he prepared "Suly.s
by wrapping piece OF lead with
the lining OF . boot; that be came 10 Washing
drover. who hsd plenty Of stamps, and made an
his mid TO get them, and after following him
took hum across the Al mory bot ana struck him
with the billy; lhe had been making the de-
ceased believe all the time that he MAS taxi ng
him a near cut % the Alexandra train AZ the
Baltimore and Potomac depot.) that after
knocking the deceased down he took the ss~aep
and made on. That after he reached AleNan-
dria he disposed Of the money, and hal arranged
u with the women as 20 how they should wear,
sc; Wright apparently real from the paper
a detailed account OF these things. aud OF
McDevitt and other detectives going 70 Alex
andria, arresting the women, and getting from
them statements as 20 how they promised 90
swear on the trial when 10 was called: aud
Wright stated TO the guard that while he was
reciting this story Young's face heightened, and
he kelt muttering, How did they lind that
out ?'' .: IL they have got that on me I'm gone
up," The women are here now. I reckon.
Nc;, and In the language OF Wright, 1.-THE id
fool owned up 10 all OF it, and was putting il
together as went along Wright did not give
him any encouragement, and told him that the
scaf'old was not intended for him, Wright
but for the murderer OF the droyer. This state
ment was not overheard by any OF the guards,
and cannot be used on the trial, but IL ~ more
than likely that hints for one two missing
links in the chain Of evidence may be derived
from IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

MANASSAS, Va, june 10, 1873.
Mr., John Hooe, an old md much respected
citizen, died on Sunday n. hit at his residence,
"Mayfeld, }" near this pls e, aged T3 years.
3 The cropsin this nsigh borhood, with the ex-
ception Of corn, which was planted late, are
looking better than at AIRY time since the war,
fruit crop in this vicinity win be short, but con-
sequently Of extra quality. r1 s 50.
Our town continues to improve, and under the
act OF incorporation We hope to have better
streets, &C. A number OF new settlers, inclu-
ding two from the West, with their families,
have, have purchased farms in this Immediate
neighborhood this spring, and several persons
been here lately, ex.,mining town proper
y, With Q view OF RELEASING. Col Robert
Taneill, lately Resident Of your city, and for
merly an officer In the United States navy h As
purchased q residence here, and has removed
into 1t with his family. 80
! The Sunday trains from your city bring many
Thousands Of city readers 1 will state that o
round trip ticket to Manassas may be purchased
In Aiexandria for $50. This, including the
boat and car fare, from Washington 70 Manassas
and return would be 8l.S5. There are many
small farms in the neighborhood Of Manassas
payments, which world make desirable homes
FOR department clerks and others OF your city.
have good Joke on Willing, the editor Of
the Aaacssas Gazette, and also Q just1ce of the
peace. L know It o. my own personal know
ledge, that in dealing out "jlstice" he has been
using pocket edition OF webster's dictionary,
snRosink It 10 Be the New Testanenx sup
Poa i 3 Just g good, soiong = those Who kss Il
take II fof Holy Writ. 20 -. :
At this vrtfing We have the appearance Of
rain, which Is badly wanted just nov.
= - e FELIX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

FRENCH LOVE AND PArRIoTrsN.-The Carr
lois, in announcing that young lady or rank
recently took the veil in o Partisan uunuery,
thinks il proper TO I" reveal fact" which IL evi-
IDENTITY thinks too good to be lost. Her fathers
chateau, during the war, became the head
quarters Of some twenty Prussian officers. One
day, on sitting down 20 dinner, "one Of them
90 Far forgot himself As TO clasp the young lady
around the waist She took mp long knife
and stabbed him TO the heart. She was ar
of Prince Frederic Karl" Another story is
that an oficer who fought most CALAMITY at
Metz was sent o Pyteo6sr 20 Germany, and
while there fell in love with and married q
German girL The other day he returned 20
Paris, and went to his club as usual, but TO his
surprise he was Immediately expelled on the
ground that he had married in q Prussian fam
Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
THE LAMPLEY MURDER.
Nicholson Sentenced q be Hanged.


I'm the court at Annapolis, Md, yesterday
Joshua Nicholson, convicted Of the murder Of
his wife's grandmother, Mrs. Lampley. in
Baltimore, was sentenced to be hanged. Mich
any thing 70 say why sentence should not be
passed ON him, and made speech (reported In
the baltimore Americosl in the course of which
n cs,s sS he "a =. con - SeI S.one eneered the
states vttress Of you, and for Christ's sake tell
me the Truth > and then in this very court room,
he got upon that witness' stand, and, in your
honor 70 presence and in the presence Of the Jury
and all who were here, he swore that he had
had no conversation with me, and IL is for this
licof his that am to die. Afterwards he came
English gave me drink of whskey to settle nv
nerves, and while was changing my clothes
preparatory to having my photograph taken,
70 e e anS sasS
that he could find IL and hold IL mp before the
jury and saysto them while he pointed to me,
Gentlemen Of the Jury that is the man who
him hung told him truthfully that L had
never received q single cent, and afirm the
sa1ae thing now, In the sight Of God and man,
It there. He he'd when he said he gave me s5l5.
After ] had been carried to the jail Crone came
there and tried by all manner Of means % bleed
me concerning the money, and on one occasion
would only summon parcel Of witnesses and
put me to trouble and expense, and said IL
would be better for me to comics. guilt as an &C.
ceseory to the robbery. But toldthim would
do no such thing, FOR had taken no part In the
murder and had not received any OF the money.
And after all this he and English, and ell OF
They are partners, and he IL Englishs hacker
In all his gapeiing houses, and either Of them
Here Nicholson became very excited, and was
about y ds pounce the witnesses i'm rather In
appropriate language, veen Judge Miller, very
kindly ana teelingly, said TO him, ''Nicholson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
The Henry clay Coal Mine Disaster.

LIST of klLLkD-TkN so FAR.
NEW YORK, June IA special dispatch
from Shamokin, Pa, says the following is a list
OF The dead men, so far ascertained:-,John
nays, outside boss, q Scotchman, leaving a
wife and children; Mike Mensh, of Pennsyiya-
MA, German, unmarried; Emery Magenskie,
a Polander, married; Lawrence Rogolski, a
Poander, man of family; Anthony Harris, a
ried, two children; Daniel Powell, an Ameri-
can, unmarried; Nicholas PaGlus, a German.
The body Of Conrad Durm heiser inside boss is
not yet found, as reported, but they think he is
in the old working. A German, name not as
certained, married, completes the list 50 far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
Cant. Jacks Little Sueecn

he SAYS he DIDN'T KILL GIN. CANBY.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Captain Jack, in his
interview with General Davis said: ssBogus
Charley and Shack Nasty Jim called GEN
e,al Candy out Allen David, Klamath
Chief, advised them to kill General Candy; 80
he did IT. am telling the truth; did notkll
him. had it done, but did not don. / don't
lie. Bring the men that saw me do this thing.
L want to face them. Ii had my chains on 4
would tell all the men who did these thingsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard against Cholera.

Guard against Cholera.
II is vii known that If proper remedy is instan-
tar eously taken in case Of Asiatic Cholera, or even
Cholera Morbus kindred com paints, tn patient Ia
much relieved and happens not unfreQuently that
such timely doses prove Of service In an
ultimate cure. j do not wish 70 be understood as
advising not to call in physician at the earliest
possible moment, as such a course Is imperstively
necessary; eai sometimes physician can not he had
at a moments notice, and IL l. for such that
We nov prepare NATTANS CHOLERA SPECIE
&c, q strong, active, and efficient remedy, calcu
lated for such h. stated ard which every
we'll C Inducted family should have hand or i'm
ned afeIy procure. During 1885, while the cholera
raging quite severely in BROOKLYN, N. Y, was
employed there, and it found thai this Specific
did great service being much better than squibbs'
Mixture and Sun Cholera Cure, both If which were
tried Ii will also give immediate relief and cure
Cholera Murbus, Collie Cramps. Dysentary, Diar-
rhea and oil disorders usual ~ this IN. Full
directions accompany each al.
To be had only Of
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
je9-.r Corner Of ID and d streets northwest.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea PERKINS, WoPcesteFshire Sauce
INDIsPENsABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New FORK,
octls 2awly Agents for the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
Where are

Captain Jacks conundrum-"Where are
we DOW?n = 1872
ga womsn's printing company il to be or
ganixed in st. Louis.
ga Milwaukee girl is an accomplished cabi-
net-maker. :. = = -,
in Greeley, Col.
- Hartford, Conn.,, had an auction Of cofins
the other day.
~New England 70 already complaining OF
the want or rain. - -
DThe Louisville Courier-Jourual calh Ina,-
anas new divorce Law the Hoosier Separator.
~ Philadelphia u to have another mifs,uu
added to its debt for the benefit o. the city
1.-THE Baltimore police have just been fur-
nished With niee Defw (annsl ceps fsv GnSsr
wear, ana yet they afe not Asppy. =. - -
Three boys and Girl Were ooporfkuH.a A
MIN ankser census by IN entsspsiaag 6ernlsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
New York Notes.

THE REMAINS OF THE LATE MINISTER ORR
NEW YORK, June 1.-The remains of Mr.
Orr were landed from the steamer at II O'Clock
this morning and received by Knights TempIar
and detachment Of the police force ana
taken to the City Hall, where they viii lie an
state in the Governor room.
FRANK X. wALwoRTH
was arralgned in the Court Of Oyer and Termi-
ner to-day on the charge OF having m ordered
his father. He pleaded mot guilty" The
counsel for the defense are TO arrange with the
District Attorney for day for the trial, which
will be in about two weeks.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND STAFF
Will attend the funeral Of Minister Orr on
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

SECRETARY robson was at the navy-yard
to day engaged in the Polaris investigation.
He expected to conclude it this evening, and
will prepare his report immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR
This Afterneen's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRASS REPORTs.
The vienna Exuossssou.
TIE EVIDENCE AGAINST VAN BURE

THE EVIDENCE AGAINST VAN BUREN.
NEW YORK, june ll.-It is stated that the
evidence against Van Buren, and others con-
nected with the Vienna exposition win not be
given to the public by the Secretary of state.
but will be furnished Van Buren,, and he can
do what he pleaseS with it. The documents
Will be furnished Congress At the next session
THE AMERICAN DkPARrhRNT OF THE EXPO
sITIoN.
jackson 8. Schultz writes that the American
department OF the Vienna exposition will be in
complete order by the 18th of June, which can
not be the case with that OF any other nation,
not excepting Eng md, which has the al v antage
of corps OF workmen brought TO Vienna 20
hasten completion and perfect that depart
ment. The Austrian government, he SAWS
should have taken another year TO prepare Tor
the exposition. Not only are the grounds not
finished, but all those facilities which they had
promised are incomplete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
The Allen.McCeoIe Prize Fight

ST. Louis, June 1.-THE second deposit of
800 side in the coming prize fight between
Tom Allen and Mike McCoole was made last
night McCoole has gone into light training
near this city, and Dublin Tricks will take
charge Of him in a few DAYS. Allen probably
trains in or near Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

GEN. GEORGE b. WILLIAMS, special fnancia
commissioner from Japan to the United State
and Europe, arrived in New York last night il
the stea mer Algeria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

Gov. CAMPBELL, of Wyoming, has been ap.
pointed one OF the commissioners to negotiate
with the northern Sioux on the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

COMMISSIONER DRUMMOND, of the General
Land Office, arrived at Salt Lake City on Mon
day night. He was received at Ogden by ex-
Delegate Hooper and a committee OF Mormon
magnatcs, who show him every attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

TEE wAIvoerH TRAGEpr.-Mrs. Julia NJ.
Holmes, OF the Heuster House. Saratoga, sends
the Following mysterious ni&ive TO the New
York Sun: The intimate friend and conhdaut
of Mrs. Helen Hardin walworth, know the
terrible facts which led to this fearful tragedy
facts which shrink from revealing out Of re-
gard for her delicate reserve-facts 90 appalling
and uncomfortable they must make perfect re-
vulsion In public sentiment when they come TO
be divuleed (as they must be In the course OF the
should be careful not to poison the public mind
with a mass Of testimony gathered In haste from
unreliable sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

PRESIDENT GRANT and family arrived at
West Point last evening, and will remain there
till Friday. Gen. Sherman left here for the
military academy last night. The diplomas
will be awarded to the graduates on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION has sus-
pended oral examinations until the second week
in October, and will then resume them and con-
time until the middle of November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

MR.. .. c: Fox, OF New York, and Mr.. VIM
III. Appleton, of New Hampshire, have been
appointed principal examiners in the Patent
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

TIE U. 8. STEAMER TALLAPoosA, from
Washington, with the Esquimaux brought here
by the Frolic on board, arrived at New York
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2s7 ,5O4.6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
OnpERe % TIE BOARD or Prnrrc wnr,

ORDERS OF THE BOARD oP PUBLIC woHKs-
Inspector q. w. Cunningham has been directed
tractor for the 18th street pavement that the
carriageway on that street, between Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and New York avenue, needs re.
pairing, and that it must be attended 10 without
delay; also, the contractor fer. laying the foot
walk on the corner OF Pennsylvania svenue and
2lst street northwest that il must be repaired.
The board has ordered a ffteen-inch pip9
sewer 70 be laid on LIST street west from Mary
land avenue TO the government sewer running
10 the canal; also, q hfteen-inch pipe sewer on
the south side Of Maryland avenue, from LIST
necessary manholes and traps, the work 70 be
commenced at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

SECRETARY BELKSAP he expected to return
here from West Point, n. Y, next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

THE TREASURY has redeemed all the out
standing three per cent. certificates excepting
the amount of 100000 When the first call wa:
made in November, 1870, there were Outstand-
ing foTty-five millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
sSThe trial or wagner, the Isas Of Shoals
murderer, commenced Ut Alfred, Me-, yester-

rho trial OF wagner, the l1Ao o. Sn0ais
murderer, commenced Ut Alfred, Me-, yester-
day. - !" a. - : :, = 7
The steamer Thuringia, bearing the re-
mains OF the late Minister Orr, arrived ct New
York yesterday evening.
u1Two brothers, Hiram and Edward Law
rence, were sufiecsted while repairing the gas
works 1t Eastpert, Me-, yesterday.
urAt the annual races on Ascot Heath yes
terday the Prince Of Wales stakes were won
BY Kaiser, and the Ascot stakes by Uhlan.
NrThere was . heavy rain AID thunder storm
ut ST. Louis on Monday night. Several houses
vert struck by lightning, and considerable
Damage done - streets. -
ocJudae Benedict. of New York, has SEN
ten0ed DIR. X. Julian to a years. inprison ment
and to pay nne OF Ss6o, for sending obscene
printed MISTER through the mail.
n6Eiaht hundred dollars were paid for
box for the foundliDs ssyium benefit perform
ance af the Academy Of Music, New York, on
Thursday. Tie auction sale OF boxes Melted
~Alderman John Nichols. az the EightA
ward Philadelphia, waa yesterday found guilty
Of e1tortion, In demanding and taking mega!
ga a motion vAs made Tor Q new trial. and
'{ne defendant was released on bail.