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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SOwED By THE WIND. Bv Rev. Eliiah Kellogg
THAT QUEER GIRL. By Virginia +. Town
send. Boston: Lee X Shepard. lThrOugh b
VIM B4llaI tyne.l
Two good stories-on for boys and the othe
for girls-weIl adapted for the holidays.
THE QUEEN OF TFR KITCHEN. A collection Of
'Old Maryland Family Receipts for Cook
1Hg. BY NJ IS Tyson. PhIsdelphia: T. B
Peterson Il Bros. Through Jos. Shillin gton 3
AS Baltimore has been recognized by DIR.
Holmes as THE GastronOmis Centre of the
Universe" this volume may be looked upon as
acompetcEt authority upon the subjec. treated.
THE FAIE MAID or PERTH. By SIR Walter
Scott. Philadelphia: L. b. Peterson & Bros
Through Jos. ShiliingtOn.j
From the cheap edition OF Scott's novels is
sued by the PeterSOns.
NURSERY RHYMES FOR AMERICAN BAnrgs
christmas is,i. "IhistledOwn' and Ee.
HCe.'
Some pretty rhymes, pleasantly illustrated
INSECTS OF THE POND AND STREAM. By \
:. Packard. Boston Estes & Laura.
Through r. b. Mohun & 20
From the useful " Half-h0ur Reg-eations IN
Natural History"
EULosY on CHIgF JUSTICE CHASE. Delivered
by William NJ. EvsT:s before the AIumri OF
Dartmouth College az Hanover, June p. IS.
Hanover: j. Il. Parker. Through X. y.
Mcbun x Col
CALkB kRIEGLE- a Story OF American fife
BY Charles Carlton Cgtiiu,'' srleton." B1<-
ton: Lee x Shepard. Through Wm. Bal.
lantyue.
An excellent story OF American life. The
author, Mr.. Cola, ID better known TO tue pub
lie by his signature of Carleton" ," under which
he has figured largely as a correspondent AM
writer OF entertaining books o. travel.
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The Holly.

How beautiful in winter Is the holly
The dark green holly with its berries red
How ruby-li they light its twigs, when she'd
The leaves of other trees, and, melancholy,
The bare boughs shiyer in the breeze. The joliy
Head Of old Christmas rightly is garlanded
With its bright foliage, when he comes ID
spread
Joy round his steps, and sanction harmless folly
The pine, the cypress, ami the hemlOck, all
Are solemn, and sad thoughts they bring to
mind
of death. and darkness, and the sable pall
But holly, like masqGerader gay,
Gem-spsDgled, seems the type of mlrth de.
signed,
Laughing in winter like the flowers in May.
L
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
New York Notes,

STOVE WORKS TURNED.
NRw YORK, December 2i.-The stove works
owned by John n. Heyser, In West street be-
tween Noble and OAK, were burned early this
morning. The building WAS OF wood. IL was
entirely destroyed, with the machinery, a large
stock OF stoves, ranges, furnaces, &c. A large
quantity ofpatterns were also consumed. TIE
loss Is estimated st upwards OF Sl00, 200; insu-
rance unknown.
ARREST OF THE CAN-CAN."
lie police last night raided on The Metropo,-
tan thester, and stopped the disgusting eN-
nlDltlon called the "Csn-can," by arreSting a
GOzen women and the manager OF the concern.
TRK STEAMER SOUTH CARoLIsA
Is sun stranded on BArnegst Shoals. The or
ctrs OF the company state that IL the weather
continues fair che will soon t0at. They say the
snip II not damaged. and the loss from the cargo
thrown overheard slight.
THH PROPRIETOR OP TIN THRATER
an which the exhibition OF the 'sCan-Can'' waS
suppressed last night, TO-DAY promised not u
produce the y erfOrmance again, aud WAS placet
under +5OO bail 10 answer. The women per
formers were released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

SA journalistic cOterie, known az tha
"scribblers' CLUB" has jast been organized in
New York, with Joe Howard, OF the Star, g.
president.
SA sixteen yesr-old Sprin gdeld lass broke
into billiard saloon last week aud carried avaV
all the billiard balls, because her father spent
his time and money there.
SA man died recently in VenangO county,
Pa, having been confined 20 his bed Is years
oy disease OF the spine caused by severe pun
ishment inflicted upon him when be was q boy
at school.
RHon. Timothy NJ. Allyn, OF Hartford, has
offered that city 500, 900 for the establish meut
OF an Industrial school for the free instruction
OF boys and girls in the business vOcatlons OF
hfei agriculture, and the mechanic arts.
SFresh Beef is considerably u ed 10 New
York as a cure for diptberia. IL is bound 10 the
neck and after about six hours l. taken OF. II
is then quite green, and the patient is much re-
heved. Fresh applications several times re-
pested effect q cure.
~The late Elisha Robinson, gho died -.
Gently at Parkers, Penn, beQueathed Al .OO1- 600
70 be divided between the different membsrs 81
his household In q certain manner ant Accom-
panied the legacies with q proyiso that m snv
OF the children should "grumblep AZ this dlsn,,
siuon OF the property, the portion OF that one
should be distributed in equal shares amons ,he
others Not grumble hss been heard
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THREE MsN KILLED IN A QUARREL ARoUT
A DcG.-A quarrel arose in Mercer county
kentucky, yesterday, about q dog, and one
Daniels vas shot in the leg by Isaiah Colbert
A constable with posse attempted his arrest,
and IN the melee Colbert was felIed wi b a
herts, shot the constable through the ody
killing him. The constsble's brother who In
terfered, was also killed. Gobhert's wound is
al
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A nesnerahn 81 LARA

1oIESNiLLE, PA, December 2h-JOhn La
venbuTg, the MinersTille policeman wounded
while attempting TO arrest Patrick Brett A.
Heckshersyile, will recover, though baiIy
wounded. Brett refused 70 give himself up
and, armed with a qua snd reyolysrs defed ar
rest 10y the policemen. Oficers were sent from
louisville, but before they reached the spot be
had fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

NRw YORK Day GOoDs MARKET.-The an
pIoaching close OF the fall trade, SD far as the
commission houses are concerned, was clearly
indicated by the transactions OF the past week
The market for cotton goods was quiet, apart
from few liberal sales, which we're IN aie ty
the agents on a lover basis than nominal ask
ing rates, in order to close out Accommodations
and enable them to charge up goods which
were out "on memorandum" The New Eng-
land mills are making preparations for resum-
ing production, and in fact a good many o :
them have already commenced running on fuiI
time, although this action will not be general
before the first week in January. Prints wer.
i'll spasmOdic demand. There was we'll sus-
tained inquiry for chintzes and side bands
while cheviot and fancy shirtinGs were ia i'm
proved request. Dark madder faucies ware
quiet, srd some holders beComtr@ restive under
their Accommodations OF these styles, "let o1t'
certain patterns at less than nominal asking
rates, at the same time maintaining tue price
OF The best work, Woylen goods were yensfailr
quiet Throughout the week, and sales uf good
on EaBd were less important than the orders
received for the spring trade. FlsGnels were
quiet IN nTst hands, and iObbing sales were con
hred TO small lots reqni.ei tor keeping up re
talltTS' aSs0TtmeutS. There was a st-aIT b1t
moderate inquiry for medium g-ais whjrs
blankets, and prices of these we're steadily
maintained hy the IN anufac;urCrs' agents Bu--
ness was generally g1iet with tue in p0rters.-
y. J. BUiietis.
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A BROTHERS. SACRIFICR.-John Harris l.
years old, WAS uied in general sessions yester
day On An Indictment charging him with snatch
ing POcket-book from Annie Rudolph, OF No
$40 west 10th street. The evidence against him
was that just after the robbery he, with some
other boys, had been seen running away. Wm.
Harris, the prisoners brother, appeared as a
witness, and testified that he alone WAS the thief
The jury could not agree and were dischargsd,
VIM. Harris was sent before the grand iury for
IQuictment,-N, Y. World. 0.3
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DESERTED EY a FAITHLHSs LovRR-Heater
Smith, OF Falls kaugwha, West Virginia, q mis-
Of twenty summers, was taken TO the lost chi
dTen's department m the police central otfi ice
yesterday, having been found, homeless aui
HieLdless. on one OF the East river piers She
says that sae was induced to elOpe With John
Scrad6r, a y0uDg farmer, who. after bringing
her 10 this city, robbed her OF TO- all the money
that she had, and deserted her, telling her o.
wait on a street corner until he returned. On
Saturday night she walked the streets, aut
early or Sunday morning she went 10 sleep in
a c. llaT RGy.-N. T. SR4, 21d
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REPORTED PLOT AGAINST BIsaARCK'k
LlfE-Ihe North German Gazette, OF Berlin.
publishes the following details of another p'o,
against the life of BIsmarck;-In September
1873, the French archbishop received an anonv-
nous letter, the author OF which offered to xii
Bismarck tor Sl2t 90. In 4 second letter the
writer enclosed photograph and gave hi-
name ard address as fUllowr; "Duchesne POICe-
let, Rae LcOrod, ScrainE." The archbishop
COMMUNICATED these letters 10 the French GOV
eTnmeLt. which informed Bismarck OF the
affair. POlCelet, who VAS found and Identified
as q workman. WAS watched. It was asCert.Enea
that be vas preparing 20 go 70 Germany, but.
becoming aware of police surveillance, he re-
linqGlshsd his intention. Subsequent details OF
the affair are not published. The Photograph
enclosed 10 the archbishop was not OF POucelet .
but OF felloW-workman, who is supposed to
have been a confederate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

~ The Vienna New Free Presse states that
the documents read in the secret session of the
Arnlm trial explained the policy OF Germany in
regard TO the appointment Of q successor to
Pope Plus IX.
Two Davenport girls attempted the o other
day TO discover what men find so attractive in
cigars and whiskey. Retiring to the bedroom,
they prepared themselves for the spree, aud
brought the experiment to an end by trying the
cigars first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

MAN SUSPECTED OF NUMBERING HIS
WHOLE fAMILY.-There Is much excitement
IN Milford, n. D., over the inquest upon the
btdy OF Mrs. Major, who died encieEte under
suspicious circumstances. Her husband is sus
Ieeted OF having caused her death, also of two
children and OF the sister of his wife, who wa
thought to have been encieRts by him at the
time of her death. The whole matter will now
be investigated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

The NEN YORK SRNATORSHIP-The las:
person mentioned IN connection with the United
states SenatOTship from New York state j.
Charles O'GCEor. The selection is TO be mad
by the legislature four weeks from to- day The
candidates now mentioned for the Cfica are
Charles O'CoIor, Francis herman, Henry q
Murphy, Charles Wheaton, Amasa ). Parker
ClarEson y. Potter, Elijah Ward, all of whom
are prominently and well known throughout the
state,
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RreadstuHs I'm PbI,ndsIo,,,.

PHILADELPHIA, December 24.-The stock o.
bresdstuhs here TO day, a. made up for Com
meTclal List, are OF -four ll9, 200 bbls against
y2SoD bhls. last year; wheat, p, SD busheI.
against ia 500 bushels last wear; corn, -. $50
bushels, against Ia so bushels last year, ami
rear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

To TIE EVENING STAR this rhythmic bon 8,
Congenial to the Christmas-time
The friendly freedom twill allow;
And, that il long nay shine as now,
PIsys he who wove the rhyme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

LOST ON THE JAPAN.-A dispatch uas "a
ceiVed az New York yesterday BY the directors
racine Mail steamship company In relation 20
tue loss OF the steamer Japan, announcing the
neer Bennett and Quartermasters Hutton and
Harris were missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

a TERILLIS6 ESCAPE FROM TIE FLAwgs
Ihe story OF the CScape from tie burning
Reform School building az Waterbury, CT, OF
Danleis, the only boy Who ran away from the
custody OF the Officers, reads ike one o. Charles
Rtace 8 Tomances. He was up in the fourth
story, locked into his room. EVERYBODY belo1
lad forgotten him, and be Z al 70 save himself
u ne was saved 81 all he broke his bedstead
70 pieces, snd with il smashed down the door OF
his room; but when he reached the hall IL was
yet 81 feet 10 the ground, and al egress Dy the
stalrEay wSs cut OF. The windOS =. 10 Eever
WSs finished with bricks that jutted Out a littie
sGd The corner OF the building was trimmed ina
the same manner. Upon these bricks he made
bis way 10 the ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

A LAWYER FATALLY SHOT BYA WOMAN
Moses q. Cobb, prominent mem Der of the bar
OF San FIancisco, was shot yesterd day, and prob.
ably fatally wounded, by Mrs. Smyth q client,
on account OF some business trouble. There is
no hope OF his recovery. 1t is belived the woman
Is insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

DEATH OF Two AGED FIRGINIANs.-George
Webber died at Green Spring, Frederick coun-
ty, Va, on Sunday last, aged 106 years. His age
was well established. Mrs. j Juliet O. Larue OF
CLARKE county, Va, also died last week, aged 81
years.
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Foreign Nnfes.

SURVIVORS or THB FAPAN DISASTER,
Hose koNG, December 2i-TwO American
$af y,s, els hsye srEived here Tith aiiiti1nsI
survivors Of tie burned steamship japan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

DRIVING EN- OUT.-Gen. Sheridan has di-
rscted company of cavalry to overhaul ami
expel party OF whites from the Black Hills
who it is alleged are prospecting for gold there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24
Society. EtP.

Yesterday the whole city was alive with pre-
paTatous for the great festival of Christ ma
In almost every household there were happy
greetings for tlOse who had been absent. Every
family endeavOrs to have the home circle com
plete on this day, which is 20 marked in The
calender of events thatItis always remembered
either in Joy and giadness, or sorrow that Seerus
GseIer from the contrast with sH arOInf
Among the many favored and happy house
GelGs Is that OF the President and f4aiiIy. IJ i
true that the only daughter is absent, but SrP
i expected soon 20 Join the home G. rcIf. The
place, however, is flied by the sweet presence
OF the eldest sons young bride, who recaiv-. 4
daughters affection. The President has L..
three of his sOHs with D 81, and last evening t,e
many Who called To- pay their respects after the
reception u the King, passed as much hapJi ress
within those walls as though the cares and re-
sgoEslblhties q uInciai life were never known
Another united and happy family is JIa
OF Secretary and Mrs Fish. All the daughter.
Hith their children, ana Mr.. Hamilton FIsh. IT,
have arrived 10 spend the holidays with their
parents.
The week, however, will more especially be
devoted TO school girls and their young com
paUions. On Monday Miss Redfern will s!ya q
german. There will he about twenty coup es
- on Tuesday Miss Stewart will give ger
man at her Uncle's, Gen. Hunters
Miss Anna Cox gave delightful sociAl en-
teTta nment to a few OF her young friends last
* street. w
- The beautiful weather and clean strests are
great contrast 10 the snow-b bound cities to she
north and west. They are worth thousands OF
dollars 10 the shops, which have made ext.usiv.
preparations for these holidays. Many who
merely took stroll upon the Avenue for pleas
uTe have been enticed by the fine display OF
useful and ornamental things to enter and mag
purchases. This IL as it should be, for those
who bave money cannot make a better use OF
II man 10 gladden. the hearts OF the merchant
ty purchasing OF his wares, and pleasing an
other by bestoWing useful present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

HNeBsburypcrt, Mass. has mad seven In.
eendiary nres within q fortnight, and the fire.
bug 10 supposed to be some one who Is dissatis-
ned beca use the city doesn't have water Wor rks
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ADJUSTMENTS.

L-UAD'S OPERA HOUSE.
NIB JOHN s. CLkREE,
In hs own Crest Come If
4 WIDOW HUNT
Major Wellington De BoOts...............hr. Clark
"Feiix, save rue kitten"
Amer Vitg b Oiarke's Humorous Arrangement
WtDDT, The FAT BOF.
Nffo love, the SChOolb0y ............ .. NJ @ axe
Bot Httties, give me 4 Z. .eCs at uiT Uv-h CtE- -
CHRISTMAS DAY-MR. CLARKE MATINEE,
AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY EIGHT-Ir. Clarke FABE y LII
BBHlII 1T. HIS Ce!eoTafst uerIpf Ula4Cc o.
DIX. PAhGLOSs, aLd TJOpGE5.
Cn NO5 Icy next, the grcat Il -liiay PI8~ q.
SENFh -IHE. or PASsTDN's PAGApiSs d-+
~ANILLs'S NATIONAL THeAEkR,
Last APPtsTaCCes % the Eminen' Ariists,
HTSF Ar W f{dRRi WA3KIFS
THTBsDAN aud FRIDAY y VI ASJ sights
Lsrt 'U.s e tht blzhiy sarcsssfu lrl-h u H'a 90
CeiEr @ uisEily with urb.u -drd en- hls ASH,
fKO! DEE DOWN.
or. FEDER IWu FLAGS.
GRAN u EuJTDAY MATINEE CHRISTIANS
EEfkkSuON, at o'Cl0cE,
A EI0ritus bill f,r old sId ycuDg. TINS beautiful
stElO-g-lf ic iTi prsUa,
KAIHLEES HAVOUREEEN-
Am Ily 2s ard q cents
SEIL LEDAT ATS kktOE a. ,, AMI NIGdT 7 at 9,
GEIEFITH GAUHT.
eCEced price CT admission. General a1mis=le1
ytoroef to 90 cents sests secured ct Box Of
sUEDEY. Dec, n,be- 73, JAHAUSOHEK in
CHEshEG WOLD. drC2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

TENNESSEE DEEOCRATs.-The democratic
convention, which Was held in the 4rh district
Of Tennessee last week TO nominate a candidate
Tor the next Congress, TO al the vacancy caused
by the death OF Hon. John w. Head, demo-
cratic member elect, is described as exciting
and stoEMy n TIE extreme. 1t took two days
10 make a selection, and finally on the lO9th
ballot Judge SaEGel NJ. Fite. OF Smith, was
nominated. The election OF Eite is regarded as
assured hy 30 OIO majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

- The Christian Intellin gcer is an pxious tn d;s.
cover how to abate "over dress" in pirls,
schools. We would suggest giving the little
dears more underclothipg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

DRCTGHT IN NEW ES8T AND.-Iarge sections
of New England are suffering ser Gus incon-
verience from the lack OF water. The Lewiston
journal, speaking Of Maine, SAYS: "The
drought - being quite severely felt all over the
state; small streams and fountains are so Low
that business is almost suspendeda at some mills
~ Maine, aEd iu sCme localities farmers tni
II quite III tlicGit 10 get water enough to water
their stock The IL wieton mills seem TO have
better supply OF water most points. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

SECRETARY BRIsTOw left Washington last
night for his home in Kentucky, where he pro-
poses TO spend few days during the holiday
recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

JOHN L. MAHONRY has been appointed in
terDal revenue gauger fOT the first district
California, and John W. Bloom for the district
Of Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

THE BILL OF PARTICULARs.-In New York
IN the TlltOn- -Beecher case yesterday Judge
McCUe, enc OF the Brooklyn city court, on mo-
ticn OF counsel for defendant, granted an order
on the plsintiit TO show cause why the order re-
quiring bin OF particulars should not be en-
forced, and Saturday next was appointed tor
arpumpnts of counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

SUIT AGAINST THE WIDOW OF JAMES FIsK
JR.-Mr. Albert Speyers, of BLACK Friday.
memory, has trolght sllt in the New York "a.
pTeme court against the widow of Jas. Fisk ir
Tor sl4 $40 a commission of one ighth per cent
on sl ,OOO,OCO gold coin, purchased for Flax
September 4, 1850. Judge Van Norst awarded
Iucgment 70 defendant with cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

THE NAVY CONTINGENT EUED-The HOuss
Committee on Appropriations yesterday call
ing on the Secretary of Navy for detailed
statement OF the expenditures of the contingent
fund of his department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

AN INSURANCE QUIBBLE DRFEATKD.-S. O..
Cox has just received q jud gment from the su-
preme court at Washington against the London
surance on his barn, burned at Farmington
Conn. q few days after he paid his premium
but before the policy had been made ont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

REDUCTION OF WAGgs.-The CumberIaaG
Alleghanian SAYS 1.-The Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD company have ordered a reduction Of
ten per cent. on January next, in the wages o.
all the emFi0yes, eKcrpt ldhOTers, OF the rolling
mills IN this city. Pui'ilerS will he paid 81 per
ton OF 40 pounds; labOrers Sl.2j per day, in
ste ad OF Sl5J, the amount paid nO8. On Oc-
toner lp-h last ten per cent. as taken Of the
prices paid before that Date, except in the case.
Of laLoTers. whose wages were reduced from
81 % to : IS per dav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

HENRY WARD BRECHRR, in his editorial in
the Christian MON this week, announces that
there will be no compromise with his enemies
and that he Will write and preach rs long as
God spares his health and his people desire 10
hear him. he knows his own Innocence of the
charges MADE against, God knows it. and as to
mems kIOwledge, that shall be as God pleases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

To RB HANGED IN JAHUART.-G Governor
HsrtTsnft. Of Pennsylvania, yesterday issued a
warrant for this execution OF Fred. Heidenblut
on Wednesday, January 2s. Hedenblut was
convicted OF the murder OF Godfrey Kuhall and
sentenced January 81, 1s74, 10 be hanged. The
commission appointed 20 inQnir into tae sanity
OF Heidenblut reported that there Is no reason
TO doubt the sanity of Heidenblut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

HING KALAKAUA and suite were met in New
York yesterday by deputatjcn Of aldermen
At the Jersey City depot. where a speech OF
welcome was delivered by the chairman Of the
committee, and responded to 10y HIS Majesty.
The party were then conducted TO the Windsor
hotel, where acting Mayor Vance Was in wait
ing, who Inflicted on the iliustriOus visitor au-
other speech, TO which no responded by simply
expressing his thanks for the cOartsSy. Kaia-
kaua has bee n invited TO pay a yisit to the gO7
error general of Canada at Ottawa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-24

DEATH OF THR QUEEN OF THE ILLIPUrs.-
Minnie Hogle, the pretty child who appeared
m the Congress OF Nations A. BaTnum's
HiPIOdrome, as the Queen OF the Liluputs. aud
who was but four years Of age, died on Tues-
csy, suddenly, III New York, % tue deep s0r-
row Cf the entire company. Little Minnie"
a. she was famiiarly called, while Mr.. Barnum
was performing at Cincinnati, accompanied
Messrs. Donaldson and Thomas on a balloon
ascension, ard Insisted upon staying with tae
former gentleman In the ring above the basket.
mile, Minnie desired % get down into the IS
let. There was TO other way than for Mr..
Donaldson 20 las Hat AZ hold the child sus-
psnced ia md-dir uutil Mr.. Thomas could
grasp her. This WAS accomplished safely, and
witnessed 10y the immense crowd, WhD stood
Terror STRICKEN az tle Intrepid pegi0rmanse.