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The EnI-eonnI Conxen,ion-

LlEFLk EXCITEMENT AMoSa THH GRAVE
nELEGATEs-rAPERs RELATING TO RfsuoP
FLEET SEYMOUR PURLoINED.
NEW AOkK, October 2l.-The general EpIs-
coral convention continued it, session this
morning. A. the conclusion Of Che religious
services the house went into secret session. A
startling rumOr prevailed among the parties OF
the lower house 20 the effect that a desk in the
meeting room Of the House of Bishops had been
forced open and papers relating 60 Bishop elect
seymour were distracted thereirom. The men,
bers of the House OF Bishops maintain the
strlctest silence with regard 20 the matter, and
VIII not furnish any particulars OF the occur
renee. The church warden and the sexton are
or the opinion thst the papers have been mis-
lsld by some Of the boy pages who have been
arranging the room, and the desks having been
left open the papers were taken by them under
the impression that they were not of auy use. A
vigorous search If being Instituted Tor the docu-
meuts.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
The PimIteo ma Races rs-s.x

BALTIMORE, october 2i.-This A. n -,
day OF the annual fall meeting OF the MarylanI
Jockey Cinb. The weather continaes ci.sr a,.t
favorable, and the track is IN splendid onndi-
ton. The hrst race wAs for the central stake
tIr Two year Oits, one mile, 80 suhs-rfption-
pay Or ray, club 60 add S6oo, of which sio6 %
second horse, closed With y nOmnztons eight
ssrted-Lsrillsris. Jas A. MCGrath's Chess
J. axe, NcGrath's Calvin, ClAbsugl's NauN-
bail. q. h. W. Hunt, keynoid's AunieliA, Nc
Daniels Australian, {. n. G, Belmont. Rha ada
pools Just before the race, Chesapeake SSs the
fsvOrte, with RhcdsmaLtaus next AunieiiA
ed 10 the three quarter role, when Fi8ewOrth
drew ahead sud passed under the string with
Anniella two length behind, Jas. A va third,
ard kbodSmsnthus fourth, with Calvin aud
Chesapeake IN the resr. TINE, las
The second race, selling race FOR al agss, one
snd thTee-qusrter miles, horses entered 60 be
sold at auction Immediately after the race;
Eurse : 90 % the hrst horse, SlO0 90 the second =
PreEkness, Cfrshoo, Allie Hunt. GALWAY Res
olute, Csriina and Rancho Maine started. .
fres kness Nsa the favurite, ceiling IN the pools
Tor $500, RcsOlute $3.50. Galway $50. ths ALI
100. START ng AZ the quarter mile pole the
horses Got Cf well tnesther. Carahoo " A. three
iergtts ahead Of keNOlute on entering the home
stretch. CarabOo tel Rasplute ~ - ven -iepfbs
with the Others In bunch behind. AT the nrst
quartfT Carah)o stiil in advance, hut PresknesS
soon after passed kCsC,ute and Al the half
nile ltd tsrahoC hy neck bu passing last
quArter Rcso'Ute, Preskncss, snd Csrsboo close
together. PrCskntss then drew shssd and Won
the rSce by = heac sfth Res1lute second. Tai-
Way fhirf, and Csrahoo fourth. Tine, 80. :.
It1rd RcCf,-Nl le heat- fOr three-YeArs old
INST have not Won a stake a. Jerome Park Long
branch. Saratoga. or Baltimore. purse siJl %
nrst horse tp - second First heat, ten started
Botany Bav, Larry Host, fs0ttia Moon, joe
x. beftie Chapman, The HoaSer, Boz. PaiAkin
Judge Thurman. and Rutherford I.1ttie Noon
ied rom the start, winning the beat BY tao
lengths; Josie h. second. Botany Bsv third
Boz fourth, Judge Thurman hfth, Rutherford
skin LsrfN Hart seventh, The HpaNer eighth,
Pslsdin distarced, Bette ClaphAm distanced'
Time. l.4f h
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From South America.

RIO JANKIRo, October 2i.-Adyices received
from BuenOs Ayres 20 day state that Congress
closed tts session yesterday. The president sub
sequently gave 8 formal reception % the diplo-
matte corps.
An engagement has taken place between the
government troops, commanded by Rivas and
the insurgents, under PiOca, in which the lat
ter we're defeated and their commander taken
prisoner. President Avellaneda has issued a
proclamation OheFiag large rewards tor the cap
ture of rebel steamers. The Bank Of Entre-
Rios has suspended payment
MoNTEvIDRO, October l9.-It is stated thai
the gOvernmen Of Uruguay intends 20 issue
four million dollars OF paper currency. The
steamer belonging 10 the Argentine republic In
surrectonists has lett here, towing = vessel con-
tanning arms snd ammunition for the rebels
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MARROW ESCAPE OF A MINIsrKR-Sa1fav
night, just a. Rev. DIR. Burrows, pastor on the
First Baptist church, was about 20 advance 20
announce his text, the large reflector whioa
hsnes over the pulpit fell with q loud crash.
Had Dr. Burrows been az the time directly BE-
meath IL, no doubt he would have suffered very
serious injury. As WIS. be was only slightly
cut in the forehead by small piece OF br1Iken
glass. The accident was caused by the omis-
sion OF the sexton not raising the ventilator
by which the soldering was melted and the
whole fixture detached from the pipe. There
was little excitement, but nothing sppros<.h :
ing a panic; bit on account OF the ins1 n ciencv
OF light the congrf cation was dis missed.-kicK
mond DtsI dtcA, 9Otk.
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SOME TINE AGO a German came from father
advice OF his bar kers, he purchs ssed some gov
eminent bords. He has drawn his interest on
them regularly, and was pleased with ,his in
vestment. Last Wednesday he called on his
bankers 70 direct the bonds 20 be sold. "WhAt
is the trouble?" was asked. "why do you sell
them?" The reply came quickly: "I don't like
these democratic victories. I am afraid of
them. They talk too much repudiation" The
bonds we're sold. With the prod, n draft
was bought on Hamburg, and the m0nsy a on
its way back 70 the cid country. Tuis Il one OF
the fruits of the democratic victory over which
ne world is cackllug with the sem VI "A Ok
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Boiler Explosion and Loss Of Life.

BALTlMoEE, MD, October IA few min
utes past ~ O'Clock this morning large boiler
IN the rolling mill Of George Coates & Bro, al
Locust Point, exploded with terrific effect, de-
lnoishlng the bClier-house, which was a solid
brick structure, aud the great brick smoke
stack, over seventy feet high. Five men were
seriously injured, two OF them probably FATALLY.
The hre communicated 20 a tWO-stOry brick
stable near by, which was DESTROYED. The loss
viii amount 20 about 3 900; no Insurance. Sew
era hundred men are temporarily thrown out
or employment on account OF the damage 20 the
mill.
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kunposed Murder.

PoTTsvJLLE, PA, October 2t.-It Is renorte I
that Elias Usher. a well-knOwn citizen OF
Frankvtlle, in this county, has been murdered.
His team was found early this morning hitched
70 3 tree three miles out in the mountains A
bloody batchet and revolver were found near
the team. The body has not been found. Cit-
Zens are searching for it. Great excitement
prevails in the vicinity.
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DEATE OF KARL FoRMRs, TIE BAsso.-A
telegram from London yesterday announces the
death Of Karl Formes, the bassc. He came To
tne Z nlted states In 1857, and became a favor
lite IL opera. He was scarcely less distinguished
as an actcr than es vocalist, possessing talents
both as trsgedian and comedian in sn emI.
nent cegree; In such roles as MARCEL, in "The
Hugusnots; Bertram, in "Robert lie Diable. y
and falstaff, in Nicolai's MERRY Wives OF
Windsor," he was for a long time without a
rival He added also greatly 10 his re putstiop.
poth IN this country and in England, by his All.
miTshle singing in X H&ndels "MessishD ano
MeDdelssohn's "Fliiahv
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Mr.. Riddle said he understood that the sor-

Mr. Riddle said he understood that The gov-
ernment had two challenges.
The court read the act of March 7. IS6S, An-
thor zing the government 20 challenge two, and
said in the states this set would make it comply
with the laws OF such states. He aid he saw
no authority to give the government peremptOry
Mr.. Thompson WAS recalled, snd in answer o.
Mr. Riddle said he resided in South Washing
ton, was blacksmith and WAS on the present
jury accepted and sworn. John Nage be-
he'td that he had formed an opinion, and va
set aside. Edward Edwards had not formed an
opinion, but had heard OF the case; challenged
by defence. Richard ). Smith had not formed
an opinion, nor had any prejudice; accepted
ard sworn. Thos. j. Hoitzclaw bad no opinion.
was tax payer on his wife's property. excused
George Harvey had formed an opinion. ,Jan--
NJ Eilason had no opinion; never read of tb
case, hut had heard OF ~; challenged Niche
Efright had formed an opinion. Joan E.
Biooks had not formed an opinion since it tr.
occurred; thought he could treat IL Justly.
Ny MT. Riddle:-Had come To know c0nclu-
sion, bat thought it funny affair.
cept IN paying license.
b. Mr. Riddle Thought that a man who paid
license WAS 4 taxpayer.
The COuIt.- A license on business IL a heavs
Mr. Dsyidge.-Is that the opinion Of th
court, your honor?
The Court The court rules that he is a com
petent juror.
Mr.. Dsvidge ge-Then eKcest TO the ruling O.
the court and challenge.
<aoeirldhN Attorney henera HILL IEaf
oTlngs mp the question as 10 the number OF
cbsliengers
Mr.. Hin, after consulting, said he hal hseu
misnformed, and would withdraw his objec-
ton.
Bernard Koch, had formed an opinion; James
r. Is daae, had not formed an 0piniOn, but was
not taxpayer Gustavas HartE, had formej
an opinion; w. Ii. Craig was accepted and
sworn; John Brosnan. had formed an opinion.
Charles ". Petit, had formed an opinion; ohm
b. DOunelly, had not formed an OpiniOn-chSl
lenged; Andrew J. Frey, had formed an opin-
ION, Michael ID. Homiller, absent; Jedediah Git
tngs, had formed an opinion.
TIE PANEL EXHAUSTED.
This exhausted the panel, and
MT. Hil suggested that those set aside on
the ground Of not being taxpayers he recalled
Ihe court declined 20 90 back, and said ID
would take the usual course, and order the m Ar
shall to summon 25 tslesmen for tO-mOrTow
morning a. II O'Clock.
Tie Court instructed the jurors accepted aud
Sworn-Thomas L. johnson, jesse F. Mann X
A. Griffin, r. T. johnson, Joseph X. ThomDosn
Richard ). Smith, and w. II. Craig-nOt 20 talk
OF the case, nor permitit % be talked Of in their
presence without informing the Court OF the
fact.
The court was then adjourned until II O'Clock
tomorrow
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More Spanish IndfgntIie~ 20 American

NEW YORK, October 2l.-A letter from Ha-
Fans' dated October l5, says Lorenzo .Jiln
erez, who had been cOndemned TO death hut
GAINED American citizenship and had bis sen
tence cOmmuted, leaves TODAY for Spain. When
hrst brought here from NeuEitas he was maize
TO work in the stone qnarries with heavy chains
rlveted 10 his iegs. This was, however. nut A
stop 10 as coon as Gen. COncha became aware
OF his situation. He ordered him % De better
cared for, and relieved him from work in the
QuarTies
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, October p Samuel
Rindskoff, the democratic candidate for Con.
gress in the 4th district, has withdrawn. The
committee has substituted VIM. Pitt Lynde.
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Foreign yOfeS

HRAvT GALE OPP THs COAST OP ENGLAND.
LONDON, October PA heavy gale prevailed
on the north of Englsnd coast last night. Tele-
graphic communication in that section was in
terfered with, snf up TO this hour u p. m } n Q
trouble on the wires continues.
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VIEWED POLITICALLY OHIO AND INDIANA
ARE SLIPPERT.-The extraordinary political
changes 70 which the states of Ohio and Iudi-
ana have been subject may be shown by a brief
bsr kWaId glance. In 1SG0, both gave thei-
votes to Lincoln, Ohio by 50 900 plurality over
Douglas, and Indiana by "a 900. Yet at the
next Congressional election, two wears later, the
democrats swept beth states. The House Of
he epresentatives, elected that year contained s.
democrats TO l0S uniODists, and Of the former
number Indiana sent /, and Ohio II. But in
1854, there was complete revolution TO repub-
ncAnlsm again, and tue Congressional drleza-
uon was a. strongly OF that party, as it had been
democratic two years before. The election fust
passed in those states is rather more favorable
20 the republicans than that of 1852. Ia Ohio
the republicans then elected only 5 Congress
men, While they now elect 7, and the democrats
chose 4, while they now get but Is. In Ind-
ana, also, the republicans then had but I. and
now have ., while the democrats make the same
increase tthe aPpoTtionment being enlarged >
me embers,) and now elect 5, instead Of the OF
lS62.
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AN ITEM FOR THE BOILER ExPLosroS Con-
MissIoN-At New Albany, Ind, about seven
O'Clock yesterday morning, one of the boilers al
Mitchell & Co.'S Park House exploded with ter
ric foi ce, tearing the boiler sheds to atoms and
thIowiJ the boiler distance Of two hundred
Iset fopf persons were severely scalded, one
Of vhcm have since died.
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TIE EPISCOPAL CoNvHNTIoN.-After our
report Of yesterdays proceedings closed, an
amendment was proposed to the csnons which
enjoiDs on rectors the duty of warning their
perishionere against "amusements involving
cruelty to animals" Ii was stated by several
delegates that the question on the confirmation
of Bishop Seymour would be put to q vote to-
MORROW Afternoon, and the sessions thencefor-
ward will be conducted openly.
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One Of Tammany's FugItiyes Sur.
rRnders 60 the Aulllarlfias-

NRw YORK, October 21.-JOhn j. Walsh, /,
another or the ring fugitiVes, has returned TO
this city, and surrendered himself 20 the district
attorney. He has furnished bail.
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An Expensive Ftny Ceut No,r.

New YORK, October 21.--JOhn Campbell and
Moses Delman, cOlOred, who wsylaid Francis
hcNsbb and robbed him Of fifty cents, pleaded
guilty TO an attempt 81 highway robbery in the
general sessions to-day, and were each SEN
tenced 70 ten years in the state prison az har1
labor.
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TER TUEF.-FdI keetiRg Of the V1rt11s !
Jockey Club.-Tbe second race over the Pimlico
Md course yesterday (the first was reported
IN yesterdays starr was for the Dixie stakes
tor three-year olds two miles, $500 Subscription
SlOO forfeit, Col. Mcdaniel TO add - 900: the
second horse 10 receive = 900 from the Mary
and Jockey club; the third horse to receive
s % out of the stakes, closed Jan. I, 1873, WITH
slxty-eight nominations. Value Of stakes over
~ll 900 in pools. McDsniel's entries sold A.
500; Lewis x Co. 5, SOS; DeunisOn and Craw
iOfd, S-Oti Jennings, Sle0; Sanford. $50: field
$50. The following started .-PiccOIO. Ruth
CTtCrd, BT'gand. Aaron, Pennington, Palader
NanCOllte, Dublin, Moses, Primrose, ,JuJg
Thurman, Madge, Josie b. Carlina, BOnaveI-
ture. BTeathitt and Grimstead. Lewis Il co >
NaBdOiite took the lead AT the start, and kep
it throughout, coming n about six length
ahead OF Msdee, BTiganl third, Rurherfor-
fourth, Time, 3:05E. During the race Carlin.
threw her rider, but be was not hurt.
IttFc hOle.-1WO miles, for all ages, purse O
$3.50 10 HTSt horse. 500 - second. Mate sold
$3.50 the field Sl00. Four started. Mate wOr
the hrst neat, Bannerette coming in second
Bessie Lee third, Colonel Nsliigan dstanced
Time, 5.57 l.. BsnneTette kept the lead unit
the lat quarter, when Mate collared him AN
they came up the home stretch neck aud ne K
Maze passing urder the string leading by ab0u
head. Ia the second heat, Banneretta Wa
inst, Bessie Lee second, Mste third. Time
3.39&. Bannerette won the third heat and IA
race, coming IN on cant5r; Mate distance,
bsdlY. Time, 3.47 =.
Tie Eurdis Rdce.-The fourth and last rae
was hurde race. WelJer weights, two nj g.
over eight hurdles, three or more to start: 40
to the hrst EOrse, S75 TO the second aud S50 {
the thiId. Five started in pools. Limestnn
was the favOTite, selling az 300. Daylight I21
AusuiEe -. MOonstOne and first chance 30
Limestone over Daylight, second: Moonstoar
thiFd; first chance, third; Austrine, who fel
at the last hurdle Of the Gcst mile, dfth Time
3:59},.
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PoIYeAMoUs sAIkrs INDIcTED ny run
WHoLksALr--Eiaet eteen indictmenns we're
brought in ny the grand jury st Salt Iske ves-
terdsy. IL IL STATE that some " toe marders
committed IN the territory years sso are beins
investigated, hit it Is probable that mOst OF tie
indietms1E 80 I'd are for poiygsmy.
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From tbe pactGc roast

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2l.-rhs excite
ment over the election in Nevada continues
high.
The entries fer the great 50 900 running race
are closed,
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TIE INPRIsoNED COUNT Won ARNIM-Spe-
cial advices from Berlin, received In London.
represent that public sympathy for Count Won
Arnim IL increasing on account OF the harshness
with which he Is treated and the rigor OF fomi-
cilisry searches. judge will leave Berlin To-
day for the purpose Of examining the officials A.
the German embassy in Paris, thus expeditins
III trial of the count.
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NEw YORK, October PA negro named
James Horn, alias Charles Williams WAS sen
teneed TO twenty years in the state prison to-
day, for highway robbery.
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COUNCIL BLUFFs, Iowa, Ost9ber 2t.-rhe
ogcen House, In this citv, one OF the finest bO-
tells in the west, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Total loss $50 600. insurance about ~35 900,
divided among ten companies.
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HARMoHIzIKe THE RAcss.-rhe peoples
hbersl democratic organization in New York
have Dominsted for mayor Oswald Ottendorfer;
tor register, Patrick jones.
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Marder In tne recond Deprae

PEILADELP aIA, Pa, October 2l.-rhe Jury
~ the case Of FrSnCes Carton, Tor the murder
OF his wife by beating her. brought in a verdict
OF guilty OF murder in the second degree, with A
recommendation % the meTcg OF tue court
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UDDBRZooK.-District Attorney Wagner, OF
West Chester, Pa, freely expresses the opinion
that confession Will be given to the public by
Udderzook within two weeks, while il is ssid
the sherif believes suicide will end the ira gedy
The sherlH viii perform the execution in per
son, as he did on a preyious occasion 5The
prison bas gloomier aspect than ever, and
even the other convicts feel the solemnitv OF
the coming event, and wear an air Of depres-
sion.
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THR EXPERIENCE or An AMERICAN CIrIzas
ceiyed in Boston from Fred. A. Dockerv. datsd
Carcsl Nsceonal Santander, SPAIN Sept Plat,
briefly nsrrates his hard experience of SpsuIsh
what my fate is to be. 1 have to-day receiyed
an encouraging telegram from Gen, Gushing. -
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Decline. fine Nontn.,,ou

NRw YORK, october 21.-C0Ionel FREDERICK
A. Conkling has declined the democratic nomI-
nation for Congress from the Sth district,
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MIR. BUCKLASD NOT MURDERED, BUr "a
ALIVE, AND WILL READ HIS OWN OBiFuA RIRs.
dispatch from Bayonne says there Is no truth
IN the report OF the assassination of Mr.. Buck-
land, correspondent a. the New York Times.
and Mr.. Jerard, representative Of the English
Cariiet committee.
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THE President has appointed Thos. Savage
United States attorney for the southern district
pF
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I. XiEI,
COSTC Ed.
6OS IOth Street Northwest.
? lsree collection q Fire Artistic BdLL, TfS
LA L aid 1HiAThiCEL COSTUMES k-Pt ou
Ea~f
NASEED Balls snd P4ETIkS supcli,s ~
Tez-Ouatls rates
P. $. ReIGtmh-r q Max IL furnish d with each
Costume and all Costumes delivered and called for
l. XLSY,
CCil9-tm 6Os 10Th street.
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INTERNAL REvESUE-Fhe receipts from this
source to-day Amounted to 1926, ,2lO.59.
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THE AMOUNT OF national bank notes rsceivA3
for redemption at the Treasury to-day W.
sos 600.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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LIST sighIs q
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ENGLISH COMIC GPERA COMPANY.
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MIGNoEETIE MATINEE SATURDAY.
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MONDAY new, MRS. GAN. F. ". LANDEa
- V1ef Elizabeth. oC;N
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nOBDAY EykNIN0, Oct. a. .I14,
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The besuiltgi and yerss.iis P.,tesu Artiste,
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Engagement Of the only rival of Joe & Emmett,
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RARLOw's GALIERT OF FIEa ARTs,
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Al Mind of Black Walnut ant Cit v ames ma1e 70
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

MARRIED IN MID AIR Tlgo Of BaraEm's z n
fioyes Lhlizsd as NorelfieS.-Chsrles NJ. COultBn.
III ket tskeTr married Mary T.. Walsh, equ -
tTienne, yesterday afternoon i'm Donsl!Soa's ;
tslloon. Their attendants were W. O. CouD.
AT. BaFnum's manager, and Annie Yates. Toe
omciating clergyman was Rev. II. B. Jetfriss
OF Plttsburg. The party, seven in all, ascen ted
nom the hippodTome in Cincinnati, in the pres
ence OF nearly fifty thousand persons. The bal
loon was gaiiy decorated, and rose majestic Ally.
and landed in half an hour. The nuptial party
drove TO the Cathedral and were remarrisd. 10
satisfy the bride, by Father Quinn. They held
a reception last evening. This is the first bona
fde marriage in mid air on record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

SENATOR MoRToE wore ont his last pair o.
pants 10 small advs ntage.-" Fourier Journal