Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-08

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| and thinks the fact that they have returned the
| captives and are now behaving themselves ia
an argument in favor of their future good be-
behavior. 1t Is scarcely probable that the
| kiowas will be willing to comply with the hard
terms of Governor Davis, although it is possible
they may do so in order to secure the release of
Satanic and Big Tree.
The Vienna Exposition.
OPENING oF'THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.,
=, From the Deutsche Zeit,ng, June 10, 1881
To-day the American department was opened
with music and song 1t had been announced
by the home papers that the opening should
take place on the 10th, and the word was kept.
1t Is true that not all is ready, but after the
miserable management of the old commission,
1t must have been q very difficult task, and e
believe that the greatest credit is due to the
began in the school house, the exhibitors and
guests, ladies, and gentlemen singing "Ny
country, tits Of thee" The General Commits
sioner, Mr.. Schultz, then introduced the United
States Minister, MIR. Jay, who delivered a small
opening speech to the assembly. Prof. Hoyt
(WiscOnsin,) the chief of the school department,
explained that the school house was not particu-
lary we'll fitted out as representation of their
schools, as there were much better ool-hoEses
in America, and much apparatus required by
the teachers had not yet arrived. Mr.. Schultz
expressed his hope that, on the fth of July, a
larger meeting Of citizens Of the United States
would take place, and that they would find
everything finished. Mr.. Jay and the commits
sioners then made round through the American
departments IN the palace, the agricultural
hall, &c. Among those present we noticed the
eX-General Commissioner, Mr.. Van Buren,. In
visitors to the exhibition Is open. The total i'm
preston which the American exhibition makes
on the visitor is-there is not much, but what
there is, is good and instructive.
A PEACEFUL REvoIUr1oN IN AUSTRALIA
special despatch to the n. Y. World from
Vienna, July 2, says: Francis Deak, repeat ed y
elected to the old Hungarian Diet, minister Of
justice in Count Bathyanis cabinet in 1s4s, and
since that year the ablest and most influential
Hungarian statesman, has just won victory
that will render him even more popular in the
Austro- Magyar Empire than he ever was in his
own division of it. With the exception of about
three years, at different times, he has been
either leader or a supporter of the opposition
since 1892: But his triumph will probably
give him the Posihon Of first minister Of the
empire, for he has succeeded IN forming an
effective coalition betweei, his own party and
the cleft centre" that secures him an over
whelming liberal majority in parliament. By
has had timeto be the subject OF outside discus
sion, it will doubtless cause intense excitement
in imperialist circles. !. 5-LL.sL.ID
GENERAL CLUsfREr has written letter to
Senator Conkling, calling the lstser's atten tion
to the refusal OF the Belgian government 70
the French government had issued demand
for extraditiOn against him. Cluseret says he il
an American citizen and propsunds number
of conundrums to the Senator, among them the
following: Chow, then, can an extradition
| treaty between France and Belgium affect 3
ciuzen of the United States? By what right can
| the single action of two powers reach the ctr
| zens of third without its CONSENT" iAV.-
| A FEMALE FoRexR.-Folly and crime art
twins. At Reading, Pa, Is bank called Bush
ing bank, and stepping up to the counter of that
| fiscal institution the other day, q char ming
young woman, daughter of respectable citi
| zen, presented her fathers check for con-
siderable sum of money. Although there was
some doubt about paying it at first, it was
| fair one is on her travels in unknown regions,
| with handsome young foreigner, who had
been only little while In Reading, and who
| p obably executed the ftrged check. Poor
| young womani -Esf tFF
WHAT MRS. SMITH FOUND UsprR THE B ED.
| Very timid people have habit of looking un
| der the bed before they get intoit. Mrs. Smith.
lsndlady Of the Stafford Hotel, westborne-
her couch. Naturally she asoke Mr.. Smith,
who, ON lighting candle I'd making search,
found below the couch Alfred Cracknell with
tw % large knives, and q pair of false whiskers''
/ rather volcanic and miscellaneous assort-
m. mt to sleep over. Mr.. Cracknell was COM
mitted for trial. 1LsHsr.t s-
| HowTHrY GET rHH CHOLERA IN New YORK.
over which one or two OF the morning papers
| make much ado, prove on lnvestig alton to be
Il cholera mOrbus only. One Of the cases was that
OF man who had been drinking beer and eat
which he poured down cholera mixture. The
| other subject was poor woman Who had been
eating freely Of cabbage The board of health
say there is no Asiatic cholera here, nor any
thing like h.-N. =. Cor Pai,a. ledger.
LAST DAT o, rHr Cn1o 400 RAoss.-Yester-
day was the last day Of the Dexter park races.
The sttendsnce vas large the weather nne,
/ race for . purse Of a 900 was won by Sensa-
ton, bectine Ansstcan Gsl Henry Too, md
American GIL won the INST hekt The running
/ race for the esnsolat1on purse was won By
Rocket In i:41x and 1:4s. The stallion Red
wing was sold Yesterday for 5000. I
TIE CREDIT MoBILIln suFs.-sixN-two
defendants In tbs credit mobilier suits yester-
s.s:ss court Y e: %st ID
Hartford. Conpeetieut, EhU moved list the
bill be diamisssd = legarls fhAas on TIE ground
Of want Of jaTisdictim Of th0c0ust, IL sstd de-
New York! The melton 70 dismis Win probs.
bly, be afgasd at the September term Of the
curt - . 80 = - slAsl sdaa3au sf !
/ RsyRlsnIzs.--Iti u deli ktfnl g Fead thai in
sanovich, My on June nh, there wSs I
sne~dSift three feet dsep n 3 pa6tufs. White
Aoneysuckle blossoms nsSr 3, and ne abundant
.lope Of Black Mountai1, too there Is ssnpw.
drin Which has resistsd al the sun and rain Of
May and june. 5ss.s. d /. 20 -
A HoHs1 rHIxy named Howard, lately
was ascertained 70 have been member Of thai
ass 3; ne <. e sas ssnnts:
dragged 70 Tie place Of execution BY the tail Of
hi rse-an act Of cruelty that was literally
carr led out in the case Of Howard.