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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

,urldbrinsen. Scrmdrts, Wartin, rpsnn
bu nod einen 3aunrisssI Deer cine
S1inpel rotten fpiuf
llnp tcppr Serr Werner antpprten
fcnnte, bate ibm rerIsraner enSrannts
tpein unp rie Deden absenpmmen, ieinem
Yferre bic Sppren in Die 8siden &C.
bridt unc mar In bic Sinh.rnie, zen
brauienren Winb unb bic bittere 8dIte
binaus sejast.
UprtltBans folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14

ben fSnnen. 8as bate ibrissns bic
psutlte &esieruns tbun f5nnsr, uu ii&
Zen atI6eu Der Grcrberten su;u;ieben,
unc ie tdtte eS nidt sstban ? Jules, mas
benz gulfe bsilis it, bat fe nit ben
8dsen sstreten ; itinsn patriptismus.
bat fe ibm gum Serbre6en sema9t feline
prefe bat es rerni6tet feline Sussnp bat
es Jpn entrihen, feline Sdulen iu9t es su
entdrifli6en, feline seiili6en Sbsrn iast
es III bic 9%erbannnns. Das rsi9t &C.
pib bin, aus Gliass eotbrinsen Elm sweir
tss polen su MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
Stalien.

Was mir isinsr 3sit iber bic 8ranfs
belt ces papftes sei6rietenL ~bspabrbeitet
i9 ieBt na9cem l6rifli9e Nadri9ten
aus 8pm oorIiesen Spatcmmen unp mir
batten raber raS ld5nhe Ge6t bic teles
srapbii9en Ssri6te ld6srli9 ;u MAIDEN.
[8ep.1
Der ~SferSatore &omano last, bas
tas lei6te ~llnroblisin Sr. Ssilisfsit
eur6aus feline Sefdrdtunssn irsenp nell
der @rt rperer peiIen asr;tsn nod ps1sn
umsebuns einseHSst bat. Der papit
leicet, ME Yiele ancsre WenI9enfincer
an 9bsumatismus. Die eeibdnte az
ben ibrem boben Yutisntsn ben 3atb, er
m5se eirise Gage pas gstt bdten, mas
CT aud setban bat. Mber aud ia ems
ping CT prdlaten aus ben gonsresationen,
bSrte esren 8prtrdse at, unit srtbeilte
feline gsfsble. auserbsm empfns er
Garpindle unb beim 81. StubIe beslaus
biste SOtidafter unS GeIanbte 70 wie
oiele aneers Siainsuirte YsriSnli9teitsn.
untsr anpsrm aud cen Grssfarfen
SIabfmtr BON Ruslanb. 5eu be
Goreelles Ger fran;SfI9e gptI6afs
ter, bate in ben leBten ;uSIf Sassn
breimal aurisn; beim :. Batter; Der
Sotl9after auserte fi9 sessn sinen
Greunp:
sd fanp ben papt frii1 uns nuns
ter. Gr bate aud ni6t I'M @erinsfen
eas @usieben eines 8ranfen unb Ipra6
l6ersenc lber Itin llnwpblIein, ais bic
Golse isinss @lters. Gr ersdblte mir,
pie wenis er in ieinen iins.rsn Sabren
auf feline @eiunpbeit sea6tet, tpsnn sr
i@ als SiIaUf BON Smcla unb Gr;bis
iacf BON Sppletc auf Girmunssreiisn in
feline DiSesle bessben babe. Sa, elm
NAL babe sr bic &siie ;u pfsres mstrsre
Stuneen i'm &ssen ~fUrtseisst I'm, Die
jsnisen, rpel6e Jpn ertpartstsn, ni6t par<
ten su laien." Dielsn @prtsn fiste Der
Sptl&after bel: Der papf 1T 70 trdftis
ane 10 iebr taSpn ibsrseust. eaB er nod
Sabre lsben perpe, paB er in ieiner TIM
terbaltuns bdufs BON greisni6sn ipri9t
bic aler @abrlasinli6 mad srit In sis
nisen Sabrsn su srparten febsn, bic sr
absr nit Der innsrifen SOHnuns unb
ueberseusuns, eaB CT iie srlebsn tperbe,
%ewdbnt. llebsr Disienisen, bic isin TIM
ppbllein sersrSBern snp iusar ieinsn SOB
perfinpen pesr Jpn ais nabe bsspritebenp'
YorausiaSen, l6srst plus TX. u. meint,
pas Ct ppbl feline ausnabme pom Der 8ss
gel MAIDEN, unp aud ibm has alte ita.
lienti6e Sprt6port ;u 9ute fommen
psrre: ,,Morte desiderata, vita alum
guta. @ewinl9tsr Sob, Ysrldnsertss
0eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
SentiMlaRD.

II, o. Nptu.-SH OCT Htuprp>
tetantii&en SiiaOfsanseltsenbsit bapsrt
IS sewaItis. Setanntli@ luasn auf
weisen Scnntas bic Dslssirtsn bierislbf
CUR @abl suiammsntrsten ; bod lit ss
lei&t mSsIi&, baB Die Gunferens ebsn 70
rslultatlos serlduft ME man6e dbnli9s
porber. Ganpipaten iInp lbersenus Dor,
baneen,-faf Sober, Ter siniss @eroiens
fe UNI bic Seete gu baben slaubt, ma6t
Inlpru9 auf bic MitraCaber Is III fei>
r,er, Der rasa taust. 3ucem tritt iere
partef, beren es befanntli6 i'm Nsuprps
tetantismus pisle sibt nit ibrsm eises
nen Ganpipatsn auf. Die OSQinssrs
partei wsI&e bic s~emd6iste &i6tuns re-
prdientirt, beabi9tiste, ben grcfs6ur
&eui9-iberbaupt ben einsis mSslidsn
-purasuisBen. DO9 &eul6, Der iebr
wpbl erfsnnt, pel9' erbdrmli9e &plle
Elm ,altfatbplil9sr' Sii6pf ipislsn pirp,
bat entl9iscsn absslsbnt. Nun bat
man pas auss auf ,eansen' ssri@tst.-
eanssn If Die bisrfir am psnisiten sss
eisnste YerISnli@feit. Die Seiratbslus
itissn, bic man wpbl in tas Centrum
itelsn fam, baben ben &einfens auf cen
S9ilp ssbuben. aber &einfenS :!
Nun ia, paSpn i6psist ees Sdnsers
SbHi9feit. Die 2infs nil BEN Yrofsi,
for 8npppt Sprltlasen. Do9 Snopet,
Der elm strpas aufserestes temperament
bat, wlrre nit ben 8rummitab preinI9la,
gen, ipenn elmer Der llntersebenen sesen
isins pbsrbirtli6en Grmabnunsen elm
Ssrftodtss Scr; baten iplte unp rarurd
fSnnte sr leidt nit ben reuslten firdli9s
pOliiiiasn geiesen in Conflict fpmmsn.
Gbeniu Wi4slis. Die duserite eints,
bic fortsei@rittenen SSlner, ben beianns
ten 0dtsrepner GlaGensS uppelmann an
Der Spibs tppuen I'm, isesn Yreis ibren
Sansamann gum 8il&uf baben. Man
Ttbt bier II gutter 3atb tbsasr. Ct
MIG III man bic jsBt nur barber, bas
Griebri& Bii&Of pcn SaeSsutl&lanp
nit tem Sise In Wanaen pirb. Sc,
e~enfals fam man uuf bic temnd@fiss
Gunfersn, seipannt itin. Wsnn ni&t
ale 3eiden trlsen. rpsrcsn R& bic per-
rem sbsniO In bic 9aare seratben, wis bel
Der bsiannten @eriammluns im 5sel
&bsinsd. llns fann's einsrld Meiben,
@as bic DOtatiOnsfrase anbslanst "a
Tam man barber aussr Gorge lein,
Garf 8ismarf lsbt ia nod. " wirb
ni&t sassten, bas feline Yatriarasn Dram
gel lsiesn. Gear 3ts.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
Bur @riminalhatifit in Yreabea.

8el&sn 3ufidnpen preusen entsessn>
ssbt benefit gum ni&t ssrinssn Ibeil
bic Statifit Der 0srbre9en, wel&e ras
nsntlia in Der 5uupttust Berlin in
srauienerressnpsr Msnse ;unsbmsn.
5ia III cine 9iite, Der in 2 Saaeu
in Berlin besansene 9erbreden.
1. Gin yoabeamter purce ;u feds
Wenaten 0efinsniB Yerurtbeilt neil er
ii9 einsn @ertbbrief nit 800 GbaIern
uns.isnet.
2. @us benz pl5BenIte ipurte cine
eeide berausssosen, pelaer Elm tpeibss
5alstu& fef UNI ben pals ssl4lunsen
mar.
g.. sluf Rem Gslse spil9en benz
eanpsbsrser unp 85nisstbpr fanp man
bic eei9e zines etpa preisis Sabre alien
Wannes In einsm Dlnserbaufen.
A. Sn Der Sprse fano M bic 9ei6e
einss anftdnpis ssf.sicsten @dp&ens.
5. Gin tsinIsBsr itarb in sinsm Staae
In Golse zines iibermdsisen Sranntpsiu@
senuNss.
6. Sn einsm SauIe am Sempelufer
Nr. IL purpe cine Wittipe, pel9e frant
parniepsrlas BON spei Wdnnern ausses
raubt, psl6e ibr unp ibrer Wasp
ben Sob rrpbstsn, penn ie nur sa rufen
mage.
Z. Sn elmer bsrliner Stride tpureen
eem rcrtissn Srau9e semdB msbrsre
Srautpaare ;usli4 setraut ; rpdbrenp Der
lrauuns itabl aber elm Srdutisam benz
aneern BEN Eraurins meg uno purpe
auf Der 5bat srtappt.
s. Gin a6tjabriser Sunse bat einent
fleinem 4naben Elm pdf6sn nit Getpalt
~pesnsbmsn pplsn; ba Der Sleine IS
ater ni6t fabren lief, srsrif Der srSsere
i.in WeGer unp SerieBte ibm mebrere
Sttde. Oils bic Yplissi ben MiGetbdtsr
perbaftsn ppate, nabm Jpn Ter pSbsl In
S9us.
8. Sn Der Strpmtrase fano man bic
I&pn fart in Ssrwsiuns ibsrsesansene
e.i&e zines iunssn Mdpdsns.
10. Sn Der Spree fanp man bic
9ei9s zines neuseborensn Siness.
If. Mu9 TN YerlinsS paneauers8 as
nal fanp man bic 2ei1e zines iunseu
Wdp&ens.
IL. Gin Slsmpnerssl.ae erf&pb fi&
aus eiebsssraun.
IS. Gin slrbsitsr I1sS Elm Wde4ea,
tas feline antrlse absewisitn bate, nit
elmer pifple ms @tf&t uns psrlsste IS
srbstli&.
IA. Die STANDARDIZATION srSen bic
S~taatSsenalt nusrssn 10 bdufe. BAT
man Der nit Der gsrurtbeilunS stnelben
t~saufrasten Gruinulesyutatisn sinen
beeeutsxssn fbsil seritlbsn abnebmen u.
elmer anesrn Dsputatiou dbsrtraaea
rnuste.
Das IL Elm Ittil Der @ei@i9te
BON ,rsi Tasen In Berlin!
Wan iolte alauben, 20 ssbe In yreus
Sen Yid Dt&tiseres ~ tbun, a u
9ettsn fur bic fatbplil&e Sir&e ~ i&mies
Zen. e. Wo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-14
GNa6.3etkriasex.

Der Strasburs.r 9smeinpsratb wia
bic unsus&tfetiste @bisBuns ieinss DIR.
sermitsrs eautb bur& bic psutl&s Ns.
sisruns ni&t 70 Ubns Dsisres binnsb.
men bat unse nsrsii& tasssen protsfirt.
alIo aud Der 0emeinperutb bat i& mil
ben, neusn Resimsnte nod ni&t befrsun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
From Europe To-day.

FORGERY.
LONDON, June "a letter appears in this
mornings papers from NJ. Pietri, formerly pri-
vate secretary to the late Emperor Napoleon,
contradictiDg the authenticity of the appeal of
the e1-Empess Eugene to the French people
published yesterday afternoon IN the Pail Mall
Gazette.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM SERIOUSLY I'LL.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the London
NeWs says the Emperor William is in a serious
state and his physicians have advised him not
to take his contemplated journey to Vienna.
POLICY or THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE.
The Duke de BrOglie. minister of foreign at
fairs, has addressed circular letter to the rep
resentatives OF France abroad, declaring that
the difference between the majority of the
deputies IN the assembly and NJ. Theirs was not
on his foreign but domestic policy, the late
cabinet not offering sufficient guarantees
against revolution in the country. The policy
OF the new government, he continues, will he
moderate at home and pacific abroad. All at
tempts at revolution will he vigorously opposed
without attacking existing institutions. NJ.
MaNimilier Lettre, an eminent psychologist was
yesterday received as member OF the French
academy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This AfternoOn's DISPATCHES.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
End Of the Baltimore Life Insu rance
Case.

End Of the Baltimore Life Insu rance
Case.
VERDICT POR PLAINTIFF FOR THE FULL
BALTIMORE, june 6.-In the United States
circuit court this morning, the jury in the case
OF Eliza Nj. Co.'S against the New York Mutual
life insurance company to recover IS 600 life
policy issued by defendant on the life OF the
plaintiff s husband returned a verdict for the
full amount for the plaintiff. 1t was alleged
that W. s. Goss, husband of the plaintiff, was
burned to death in h,s shop, near this city, in
February, 1872, while experimenting to ind a
substitute for India rubber. At the time the
shop was entirely consumed, and the body of a
man was taken from the ruins with his limbs
and face burned off, but the chest and head
preserved. Goss had policies on his life in the
New York Mutual insurance company for
5000 issued in 1865; in the Continental life in
surance company for 5000; in the Knicker-
booker for 5000, and in the Travellers insu-
rance company for $4,000. Payment was re-
fused on the ground that the death OF Goss had
not been proved; that the body found after the
fire was so mutilated that it could not be re-
cognized; that it was not the body of GOss,
and there was reason to suspect fraud. Suit
was then brought against the Mutual life
insurance company As a test case, and a
dict rendered as above. The case has been on
trial for eight days before Judge Bond. The
plaintiff and defendant were represented by
the ablest counsel, and other companies had
counsel present during the trial. A number of
medical and dental experts were examined IA
witnesses. A motion for new trial was en-
tered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
The West Point Examination.

The SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
NEW YORK, June 6. - The following are
among the successful candidates in the exami-
nation for admission to West Point Academy:
Joseph b. Boyle, Md; Hartford p. Brown,
VIM. Nj. Black and Walter Il. Craig. Penn;
Henry q. Flipper and Daniel A. Frederick
Georgia, VIM ". Galbraith, Penn; Charles b
Lakewood, Va; Edwin F. Glenn, ". C.: VIM.
l.: Gordon, Penn; JnO. j. Hayder, Texas;
Charles Hall, Miss; Henry Kirby, y. e;
Theodore Parker, y. c.; Francis j. Patten,
,Jno. IL. Phllbrock and Edward III. Piummer
Md; +. A. g.. Simms and g. w. s. Sander,
Penn: Benz. Stern, Ala; j. Il. Walker. Fla:
j. +. Whitworth, y. c.; Jno. W. Williams,
Va; e.. j. Woodward, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
Wall street To-day.

INV YORK, June Gold opened at rs, sold
at 1l5 a1lGb, and has since ruled at 1lsallS .
on gold loans the rates have been TO for car
rying. Foreign exchange is up for prime ster-
ling to 1897 and 1l07s respectively, with bust
ness at concession of sa3-I6. With the ex-
IRENE dizziness prevailing In the Wall street as
well AS in trade circles, money lenders
have difficulty in employing their funds
On pledge OF the government, the most that
can be obtained is ), and good deal is down at
4. AT railway and miscellaneous stocks G j.
high rate. But little mercantile paper Is max
ing, and the demand at about T. for prime j.
good. Government bonds are strong. transac c.
tons being small in southern state bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
New York Notes.

MORE TAMMANY RING OFFICIALS
RESTED.
NEW YORK, June 6.--.JOhn Noe, ex-superin-
tendent OF the CrotOn AIueduct department,
and John Rice, former time keeper. were
arrested yesterday on a charge of fraud upon
the city treasury to the extent of 100000.
Robert Price, said to be associated with them
in the fraud, has not yet been arrested.
SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.
afgregating 81 900 600, have been brOu yht by
Edmund Jones for stationary, and J. Navarro
LOT water meters under the ring rule.
THE FAMOUS FIRM
oil Leet, Stocking ~ Co., which has had the
monopoly OF the general order business of the
custom house, has dissolved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

~ The Memphis baby show attracted M re
SINGLE than married people. They were more
interested.
- School teachers in Cas- county. Iowa.
have 20 agree not to be courted before thew ca n
get situations.
MT Santa Rosa, an American citizen who
es oseh imprisoned IN Cuba, has been re-
n; ana sailed Wednesday from Havana for
~The constitutional copy.ut;on n, P.n,syl
Nahla mas adopted provision TO prevent iileSs,
Young. IL requires that each ballot east shall
S oe humosiea 10 the order of its reception, and
ballot. ~ "'SA vi TUG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
Ont the Me ri can Insurgents

MATAMoRAs, June 5.-Gen. CebAllas, com
manding in the State OF Jal scO, announces a
complete victory over the insurgent chieftain
Laseda, in the Aleca mountains, near Tepec,
thOrity. routed and dispersed his followers,
capturing number Of cannons, q large amount
OF ammunition, and DESTROYING his mountain
fortihcations. The city of Tepec is occupied
by government forces. Ceballas claims to have
pacihed the State Of ,Jalisco and established
the authority of the general government In
that section, where it has not been respected
for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD -
Fire.-We regret to learn that Mr.. WIN. II.
Stabler's barn was entirely consumed by fire on
Sunday night last. Mr.. Stabler also lost several
valuable reapers and two or three carriages
which were in the barn at the time. There was
an insurance OF four hundred dollars on the
property which will do little toward replacing 1t
Base BGH.-on Friday last the s'Star" of
Georgetown, ID. c., visited this place TO play
match game with the Montgomery" The
visitors were beaten by score OF - to t.
Rockville Sentinel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

FANNY HYDE's BONDsNEN.-when the iurr
failed TO agree in the case OF Fanny HYDE, who
was tried for the murder OF her employer
George W. Watson, she was liberated on bail in
50 800. When her second trial was called on
she failed to appear, and was rearrested in
Washington. Yesterday morning, MIR. Place
applied to have her bondsmen exOnerated from
their liability, she now being in the hands OF the
authorities. The motion was opposed by Mr.
ByittOn, and will be argued on Saturday.-N. T.
Star 5fI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

and twelve to thirteen inches long, formed ov
filling tube with snow and water and then ex-
posing 1t TO freezing mixture, brittle as it Is,
can be bent without breaking by gradual and
persistent pressure, with intervals of rest into
perfect ring. Aitken publishes some inter est ny
experiments of this sort in a recent number OF
Nature, and applies them TO an explanation of
glacier movements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

TIRE BATTLE or THE BOYSE.-The m apis.ra-
ties of Belfast. Ireland, with view TO the adop-
ton OF measures for the prevention of disturb
ances on the LIST and Sd OF July, the anniversa-
rie> OF the battles of the Bovine and Aughrim
respectively, have determined to prohibit ali
professions on those days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
An Assassin at Large

HAzLEToN, PA, june 6-Yesterday Henry
Staufenberg entered the dwelling OF Mrs
Reilly, widow lady, and demanded money.
Being refused he stabbed and beat her and a
small girl living in the house. He assaulted
announcer lady In the neighbOrhOOd, but being in
terrupted fed. He is still at large Mrs Reilly
sill lives, but Is in critical condition. Stan.
tenberg Is rs years old, IS feet 8 inches: stout
omit small dark moustache and gOatee. and
was dressed in gray suit and light hat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

OR CoLoRED FELLOW CITIES shave been
holding state convention in New JERSEY.
The session was rather stormy, but not more
so than attends the average political conven-
nons Of their white brethren. They renewed
their vows OF iealty To the state and reendorsed
the republican party, including the administers
ton VI General GRANNY. i. World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
The Sioux Want q Reservation I'm
Canada,

TORONTO, June Ga dispatch from Fort
carry, Manitoba, says q large and friendly
waited upon the Governor General yesterday to
ask him tor reservation OF land. large
quantity OF provisions, clothing and trinkets
talk they returned home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

GREAT BOND AND LAND FRArDs.-'The North
German government has sent an agent to this
country TO ferret out one q. q. Glayes who is
charged with having swindled large numbers of
Germans by selling to them bonds and western
lands OF an almost worthless character. on rem
reservations that the bonds were valuable in
vestments and that the lands were eligibly To-
Gated and fast increasing in value.-N. y Jo,y-
nal Of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
Death Sentence COMMITTED Om the
ScaTO1O.

RALEIGH, \, G., june 6.-The Condemned
men Griffin and Mordacai, sentenced to he
hanged to-day, received a Communication of
sentence to imprisOnmen mt for life Just one hour
before the time of execution. A large crowd had
collected around the scaffold, and the prisoner
had dressed for the occasion, and had taken
leave OF their families, and were engaged in the
last devotional exercises when the messenger
from the governor arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

WHAT CAPT. TYSON SAYS.
NEW YORK, June Capt. Tyson is reported
70 have told Secretary RObeson yesterday that
ne bad no fears for the safety OF the POlaris
ana gave some instances where she proved her
great strength. and said she would undoubtedly
arrive safe this summer. Those of the expedi-
ton who arrived yesterday are all in good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
Another LegisIattvc scandal,

ALBANY, y. ", June 6.-The presiding
officers Of the senate and house OF the late
legislature refused to sign the annual supply
bill, having reason to believe jobs were inserted
after 1t left the hands of the conference COM
miftee. The bill will be printed and submitted
to the members Of the com mittee for insrec ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

RoCHKsTER, June "a Spaniard giving the
name Of Geo. Lane was arrested here last night
for attempting to ravish and murder a Mrs
Gage, in her house, near Albion. Mrs Gage.
who is IN precarious condition, recognized tue
man ~ her assailant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
A BLOODY DEED.
HOW ROGERsKI WAS MURDERED.
THE ASSASSIN AND THE VICTIM.

Wright's Antecedents-Terri Re-
cord Of Crime-His Jail Life-His
Letters 70 His Mistress. Marga.
ret w OOtls-He Wants Her to
Save His Neck by Aecus.
sing Bembry Of the
Crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT IN CURA-A Spau.
ish telegram saws that an encounter has taken
place in the Beroja ountains, Cuba, in which
q insurgents were killed. The Spanish lost 10
Killed and y wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06
a Dr0nken ~ oman who Murdered
Her MOfhNP

BINsHANPToS, y. V, June 6-The coroner's
jury In the case Of Mrs. Rosa Comfy have re-
turned q verdict that her death was caused bv
wounds inflicted by her daughter, Mrs. Can
ming, who has been arrested and is now in iail.
The prisoner is IS years Old and an habitual
driuker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-06

ACTISe ASSISTANT SURGEON HI. T. PERCY
has been ordered to the Canandsigua, in place
OF Assistant Surgeon George P. Bradley, de-
tached from that vessel and ordered home.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s360, 5ss Is.
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EXCURSIONS TO GLYMONT.

II
OFFICE OF IHE POTONAC FERRY CONPaNY,
SEyENIH STREET WHARF.
wA>HIN6TON, May IL, 1873.
On and after June the steamer WAWASET can
he chartered Tor Excursions TO ely IT,
mont Oh Mondays. Tuesdays, We'd
Iesdays and Thursdays. The steamer 11D<i1 nes
IL now in ePmplete order, having been thoroughly
Oyerhsuled last winter. She has a fine commoiious
saloon o. her upper deck and Is in every respect
adapted L. the excursion business.
The Potomac is now beautiful, and Glymont in
splendid condition, having been thoroughly repaired
AID the grounds put IN good order.
For charter, apply at Office Of Potomac Ferry
tGu eany loot of1th street. m2l 2S
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THE PRESIDENT and family left here this
morning on the early train for Long Branch.
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The crime expated by Tom Wright on the
gallows to-day, was one Of the most heinous
character, and ranks among the darkest deeds
in criminal annals. The murderer was cool,
calculating and deliberate in its generalization,
and cruel and merciless i'm its execution. The
taking Of human life under the Indictment of
anger, Jealousy or revenge, although some
times excusable, is always deplorable, but a
mercenary murder is not only inexcusable but
destable and revolving; the hand of every man
is instinctively raised against the perpetratOr
voice of Holy Writ-"WhOsO sheddeth man s
blood by man shall his blood be she'd"
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
LEYPORT EXCURSIONS.

On and after FRIDAY. JUNE Is, ls73, the
elegant and fsvOTIte steamer KEY -n-
PORT Will CUmmeECe her regular Es69lSEN
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING excursi ms down the Potomac, leaving wharf
tuot Of 9Th street, a. o'clock D. m. returning at
IL D. M. During the summer of ISs2 IN -Ncur-
irons were largely patrOniZed By many Cf our best
citizens " no found IN them cool and pleasant e.
cape from the heat and dust 81 the city NJ effort
shall be sIareti during the coming summer TO make
them pleasant and agreeable IN every respect. De-
teetVes VIII be stationed al the boat prevent the
admission Of any improper characters No intoxi-
eating lIguOrs sold. Music, dancing, and refresh
nieuts on board. Fare, gle tickets, L. Lady and
Eentlemaui slSJ Apply To WIN. II. BYLES,
Assent oOS PenDsy " ANA avenue. uI3l-lm
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SECRETARY robson went directly to the
navy-yard this morning from his residence TO
resume the Investigation into the Polaris dis
aster. He will carefully investigate all the
facts personally, with the view TO ascertainiDg
the exact condition Of affairs.