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1.-TWO more jurors were obtained in the
Stokes-Fisk murder case at New York Satur-
day, making eight in all.
SThe ministers from Guatemala and Costa
Rica have arrived In Spain. They have instruc-
tions TO recognize the republic.
HVThe funeral of Sir Edward Landseer took
place at st. Paul's Cathedral, In London, on
Saturday The Queen and Prince Of Wales
were in attendance.
ga rumor is In circulation at Madrid, that
a copspiracv TO assassinate CASTELAR,, has been
discovered. On Saturday he paid an official
visit to Minister Sickles-
sYTbe jury In the case Of Thomas Curtin.
tried in San Francisco for the killing Of VIM.
Johnson, the seducer of his dau hter on : atur-
day returned a verdict OF "not guilty"
~Discontented husbands and wives in Paris
are in high glee over. the discovery that the
Commune during their possession Of Paris de
records OF births and marriages.
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FIGHT BETWEEN ALLIGArORs AND MoN-
KEY.-ShOrtly after O'Clock this morning a
desperate struggle took place at the bird store
of Augustus Marx, No. Il North William street.
between two young alligstOrs and trained
monkey, which the proprietor had running tree
about the premises. The two alligatOrs, very
Young animals, about two feet long, were kept
in q tin tub covered with perforated lad. Mr..
Marx fed them at : O'Clock and then stepped
out for a moment, leaving his baby seated on a
chair. When he re-entered the store he beheld
truly frightful spectacle. The monkey had
undoubtedly taken OFF the lid OF the TIN tub and
upset it. The young alligstOrs had AZ once at
tackled him, and one of them had terribly lacer-
ated him. Meanwhile the child, with a horri-
fed air, sat on it, high chair. Mr.. Marx kesi1
tated a moment, and then. siezing a heavy iroYf
bar, dealt the two alligatOrs several stunning
blows. One Of them died almost Immediately
atterward. The other, which still held the
bleeding, screaming monkey In its formidable
mouth, was only stunned, aud Mr.. Marx had to
shoot II in the eye in order 90 Kill it. The mon
key died ten minutes afterward. It was almost
a miracle that the child was saved from fright
full mutilatiOn.-N. j. Nail. IIN
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Episcopalians in Prexbyteria,p
GhurehPs

NRw YORK, October i3.-Tardy publication
Is this morning given letters Of DR. rozer. late
missionary bishop 20 Zauzibsr, addressed TO
Bishop Potter, of this diocese. aud the Dean OF
Canterbury. finding fault with the latter for
participating in the communion service IN a
Presbyterian church in this city on Sunday last.
DIR. Tozer says this conduit OF the Dean will be
accepted In this country and England a. sufli-
cient reason aud justification FOR Episcopalians
ate nding the attractive services OF the Catholic
church aud may be cited 10 pronounce the rep
reseniation that the Episcopal church rs a haven
OF rest tor those tossed by multiplicity OF doc
trine, delusiOn and snare
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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
Defeat Of the fnsurgeat Fleet BY the
NAflonAl SnuRdrnn-

MADRID, Oct. 13.-The intransigeute deet
have been defeated by the national squadron.
lhe light took place Saturday afternoon near
Cartagena and lasted about two hours. The
nsurgent vessels were considerably injured .
and were com PEELED 10 return 90 'CartageDs
harhor. The government squadron consisted OF
The Almansa, Nittoria. GARNER, and two SIN aller
vessels. Admiral Lobos WAS in command. Tue
lntrsnsigente feet numbered four yeSsels.
There IL a rumor that Tetucn has been can
tuTed, but the government has received no such
Intelligence, and il j. thought 60 be untrue.
There is great rejoicing here over this victory.
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Our Relations with Mexico.
COMING REPORT or rHg COMMISSIONERS

COMING REPORT OF THE COMMISSION OK
BOUNDARY TROUBLks.
NEW YORK, October 13.-The commissioners
appointed March last 90 negotiate for the re-
moyal Of the American Indians from Mexican
territory have arrived in this city, and are pre-
parlng their report 70 present 20 the Secretary
OF the Interior. The report will also touch upoTi
the present political condition Of the Texan
border, and will probably have some sagges-
tons regarding the various proposed schemes OF
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BATTLE IN CUBA-A Spanish General Cap
tured.-Oflcisl reports from Cuba state that the
insurgents, 1000 strong, surprised a Spanish
column near Holguin. During the engagement
the Spanish commander was wounded and taken
prisoner. The Spanish loss in killed, wounded
and prisoners is 125. The remainder Of the
column was reinforced and pursued the insur-
gents, encOuntering them in their encampmens
in the chaparral. The insurgents were beaten
and obliged TO abandon the camp. The Span
ish loss in this engagement was II killed aud
several wounded. The insurgent loss Is reported
to be double that number.
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Madame Won RIsmnrck No, mead.

NV YORK, Uctober ia washington dis
patch says the German minister has just re-
ceived intelligence from Berlin stating. author
itatively, that Madame Won Bismarck Il not
only not dead, but not sick.
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TIE EyANGKLICAL ALLIANCE closed Its ses-
sions in New York on Saturday night. During
the day, meetings were held at ST. Paul's N. u.
church, the Fourth Presbyterian church, aud
Association hall. The farewell exercises took
place at the Academy Of Music. Mayor Have
meyer presided. At Tammany hall, George II.
Stuart presided.
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Death Of Judge scott. Of BaItImore.

bALTIhOkE, VCtOuer 1T. Parkln Scott,
judge of the Baltimore city court, and presiding
judge OF the supreme bench OF Baltimore city,
died this morning, after pr0tracted illness, in
his 10th year. He was auditor Of the circuit
court Of Baltimore county, and subsequently OF
the Baltimore city court, for nearly forty-seven
years.
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CHURCH RoBBERIEs IL BALTIMoRR--St.
Luke's chnrch, on Carey street, and St. Paul's,
corner Of Charles and Saratoga streets, Balti-
more, both Episcopal, we're entered Friday
night by thieves and robbed of four silver Offer
tafory plates valued at 500, stolen from tho
yertry-Toom OF st. Paul's, and golden chslice,
set with diamonds and rubies, valued at - 900,
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LONDON, October ia dispatch from Ber-
in announces that several failures have occur
red in that city.
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THE NEw YORK YACHT RAos.-The FIRST
prize in the ocean yacht race, the Bennett cup,
valued at 81 900, was won by the Enchantress;
the second prize, purse of 81 600, by the pilot
boat Thomas s. Negus, No. I, and the third. q
purse of $500, by the pilot boat James W. Ell
an 70
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TIE GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP at Jeroms
Park, n. ", SATURDAY, was for 500 each half
forfeit, with 81 600 added, $500 70 she second
horse; distance two miles and quarter. The
following horses started: McDanlel's Harry
Bassett, Sanfords Preakness, Littell's Fellow
Craft, and Bruce's Galloway. The race was
won by Preakness In 4Osx.
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An Erie paper politely speaks of''lady
pickpockets."
Wintermute, who shot Nc Cook, Is out with
his defence. Temporary insanity has got out to
Dakota.
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A KIDxAPPED CREw.-The United States
authorities, IN San Francisco, will institute pro-
York, 20 recover penalties Tor having Kidnapped
. crew there composed Of tailore, shoemakers,
carpenters, BARRIERS, and fremen who knew
nothing about sailing. and who say they we're
forced on board the ship in New York.
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AMUSEM ENT'S.
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The Beautiful SeriD Comic Vocalist
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LECTURES.

REV.I J. slime, d D., WORTH
II h snsas I'll lecture at Union League Hall.
O'Clock.
Subject christianity an AbsGrdity and an In
POSTURE
The public invised. Opportunity for reply Seats
iree; Collection for eN penseS. Octl3 .
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Declines the Nomination
aiIures in Berlin,

BosTON, october l3.-Benj amin Dean de-
clines the democratic candidacy for Congress
in the Sd district.
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TIE TAIL OF A HURRIcANR--Ont the night of
the 2sth ultimo Gauntsns mo, Cuba, was struck
by the tail of q hurricane. All the vessels in
port were driven ashore. The roofs of many
houses were blow off, and other damage re-
suited to buidfups
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c,

I'm ACCOUST OF THE INCLEMENCY OF
~ the weather on Monday night last, a rep "a
ettIJn of she Grand Bal given by the ladies Il
Of East Washington on that uient will take ia
place on WEDNESDAY, Oct. I'D. In order 1. ~
TO afford those holding tickets an opportunity 1,
participate, tickets dated Sept 18th good for 2 If
October. m
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kDW. CLARK. 7. Is. OBOss,Jl

I. EDw. CLARK 4 Co.,
DEALERS
LOaBER, WOOD AND COAL,
D00Bs, SASH, BLINDS,
AoULpIsGs, &C., &c.
Central Once, 62e Louisiana axspp.
Wharf, Depet and PlaAins Mill, foot Of nh xtress
cast. VI - 'e0~
BrsI Oh Ys ts-l4th and street. northx..e W.,
gina avenue and Sh sn Get southeast, iyii-iy
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The Foreign Delegates 90 the Evan.
geIical Comic renee Ia PhIIndei nilia

PHILADELPHIA OCTOBER 1.-The foreign
delegates TO the0tyangelical Conference VIII
arrive in this city this afternoon, and Will be
formally received IN Independence Hail.
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Swm. p. Dickinson, an old and we'll known
citizen of Reading, Pa, was barned TO death or
Saturday night by the ignition OF gasoline which
he was tapping.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mothers. Mothers, mothers!
Don't fail to procure NJ Rs. wJSsLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident 10 the period
Of teetsins in children. II relieves the child from
pain cures Wind collie, regulates the bowels, and, By
giving relief and health to the child gives rest TO
the mother. Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLOWfS SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists iyI4- S,5m
Batcheior's Hair Dye is the best IN the worIa
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tints, no disappointment, harmless reliable, instsa-
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WALL. STREET TO-DAY.
Another fafiure-Gotd los IN an

NEW YORK, October i3.-NOney lOaning AZ
lie per diem Foreign exchange duh and
heavy.
The failure OF r. II. Stevens was announced
thls morning ~ the stock exchange.
Gold opened steady az los l. Afterwards A IL
vsnced 20 i0sN ant later reacted 10 tOsA vi N
the latest transactions ~ i0SE. The rates paid
Tor carrying were 10 per cent. Government
bonds hrmer. Southern state securities are dull.
The stock market opened weak. aud declined a
fraction, but became nrmer. aud advanced he
fore the first call; later the market hecarne wa
sgsin, and prices declined from \ toag per
cent from the highest point. After midday A
hrmer feeling prevailed, and prices recovered
from \ 20 % per cent
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SThe Black Crook got attached in indian
apolis for refusing to pay Its board bill. j
barely survived the operation.
~The word "non-native" is being used /,
the Virginia campaign as an elegant substitut,
for "carpet-b agger."
STravelers on q western railroad are in
formed that ''no gentleman will occupy NOR,
than one seat at q time, unless he be twins,
0A large number Of Carlists who were de
feated at La Jorquera have taken refuge il
France. They first made a large funeral pyr.
and bur ned all the bodies of their dead.
~ Kukluxism in California takes the form
Of anonymous warnings to employers to dismis
their Chinese servants, under pain of direfu
punishment.
~ A number OF Philadelphia cotton mills ar
running on half time. in consequence OF a fat
ing of Of orders and difficulty In procuring cur
rency to pay wages.
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NA new Mormon tabernacle at Logan, Utah

is To cost $50 ,00O-
ga large number of English and French
exhibitors az the Vienna exposition have mado
application 70 Mr.. Gsrreteon % have their goods
transported nom Vienns 20 Philadelphia where
they may remain in readiness for the exposition
In that city In 1876.
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EVENING STAR.
W ashingtoU News and Gossip

INTERNAL REvKNUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were S42l ,S647t.
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IMPROVING THE MANNERS OF RAILROAD
OFFIcIALs.-The idea that railroads own some
thing to their customers is spreading The Cen
trail Pacific railroad has issued circulars to its
employees giving these sensible directions:
"Treat all persons doing business with you ~
any good business man would treat his custom
ers, and not as IL you were comforting a favor
Endeavor to make the road popular, as its bust
ness depends upon the good will of its patrons
Employees who do not show such "urbanity OF
manner, polteness and uniform courtesy are
notified that they will be dismissed.
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A BOARD to examine those of the graduated
classes of mdshipmen for the years of 1870 and
1871, who are now in this country for promotion
70 the grade Of ensign, in course, will be con
vened at Annapolis on the Goth Instant. Com
mOdOTe FOXhali A. Parker has been constituted
president of the board, and Comma 1der S. d.
Greer, of the Academy, will be one Of its mem
bersi the other members are not yet known
The board FOR examining the applicants a.
cadet midshipmen and engineers has been dis
solved.
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THE VISITING MEMBERS OF the Evangelical
alliance, recently in session in New York, vii
be met in Baltimore tomorrow morning By tin,
reception committee OF this CITY whs will accom-
pany them here. The visitors win be receiver
10y Governor Shepherd at Wizards hail at half
past two O'Clock to morrow afternoon, and viii
be received by President Grant at the Whit,
House at three O'Clock 2. IN. They will the
dine at Wizards, and afterwards attend tn,
meetings advertised in to- days STAR.
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HORRORS OF THE YELLOW FEVER PLAGUE
Sad Sunday Scenes in Aemphis.-The yellow fever
still RACES in Memphis with undated malignity
and the people are fleeing from the terror
stricken city. The various benevolent associa
tons in the city are rendering all possible aid
The Howard association has issued an address
urgently calling for help. Yesterday was a sal
day. There was no crowd of citizens going {
and from the churches, no pleasure vehicles
nothing but hesrses and attendants, flying o.
the cemetery and as quickly going TO receiv,
another victim of the terrible scOurge. The
ceremony of burial has long since been shorn o.
its solemn formality. and 70 meet the demand.
for the removal of the dead the undertakers are
required to move with a celebrity more becoming
the merchandise transportation in the midst o.
the busiest season. Occasionally a vehicle con
tanning the visiting committee of the day o.
some relief association was to be seen proceed
ing at a rapid pace; but aside from them th
city presented most gloomy picture. A per
ceptible change in the temperature set in abou-
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and by nightfal
gave promise of frost, in the event Of which 4.
check in the spread of the disease may be e1
oecttd, but fearful increase i'm the mortalii'
will surely follow. slight abatement OF tn
disc ase is manifest, as but few new cases ar
reported by the various committees.
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THE TRIAL OF Miss MINK FOR MURDER
Lane Of DEF eEse-4ieged Seduction Of Accused b.
The TictiBi.-At the trial OF Miss Mink for the
murder of DIR. Baker, at Rockland, Me, last
Friday the defence commenced. L. NJ. STAPLES
made the opening argument He detailed the
circumstances of the prisoners connection with
DR., Baker, claiming that she had been seduced
by MIN seven years ago under promise Of mar
rage, at a time her reputation was untarnished,
and that he had kept up his intimacy with her
under repetition of this promise. He claimed
that there was reconciliation between the
prisoner and deceased after the threatening let
tiers were sent, and that they had met fire.
quently on intimate terms after the date OF the
last letter, March 6, up to the night of the
murder. On that night deceased came TO Warren
Mink's house, received an affectionate welcOns
from the prisoner, and both occupied the same
apartment and were asleep when Miss Mink
was aroused by the sound of pistol shots and in
stantiy fed from the house, and made her way
TO MIR. Spears in the manner described. This
was the simple story she had always told. At
the conclusion Of the opening argument Miss
Mink was put upon the stand. She detailed
the particulars of her acquaintance and inter
course with Baker. giving the general facts as
stated above, when the hour of adjournment
having arrived, her examination was suspended.
AT THR TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzAINE, on
Saturday, several documents submitted by the
prosecution were read, the most important OF
which was one showing that Bazaine was
responsible for the delay in the Outstanding OF
provisions in Metz by neglecting TO inform his
officers of the situation, thus preventing them
from taking the necessary precautions to pro
vide against scarcity Riviere's report was then
taken up charging that Bazaine deceived the
Emperor in not retresting to Chalons, and that
be was equally responsible for the disaster az
Sedan. The report also says that IL 600 soldiers
OF the army surrendered at Metz died while
prisoners in Germany, andt II would have
been preferable and more glorious il those
lives had been lost in a sortie from the city
The honor of the army is symbolized IN it,
flags. Bazaine, instead Of destroying those
flags, and thereby lessening the humiliation of
the surrender, delivered them TO the enemy.
The accused held no reveillie and never visited
the ambulances. During the reading of the
indictments Bazaine was ordered to stand up
The Marshal exhibited signs OF deep emotion
when the part was reached wherein he is &C
cnsed OF not doing everything pre- scrIbed by
duty and honor.
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AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoE.-The Attorney
General has decided that one-half of the com
Pensation chargeable for dispatches over tn,
telegraph liue Of the Western Union telegram
Company along the line of the Kansas Pacific
railroad may be retained by the government to
assist in paying the bonds paid by the United
States TO aid the construction of that road
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