davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-11-26
FRANCE.

r....s -, tFaEEDoM OF cosso1Exon. j..
PAn1s, Nov. -25.-chabuud t;1Iataur, Ntiniate,
Of the 1utesios. hns dismissed from Office tns
Aayor and Deputies Of Molun. Department Of
the seino Ct alarne, because thoy signed tlle ad.
droHs recommending tho electors to yo.o accord
ing to their political principles. -
= " DAfE sw1KpLENs SENTENCED.
rAnIs, Now 25.-Ciemont Duyernols, tried for
swindlin8- operations III connection with tie
Territorial Dauls Of Spain. bar been found guilty
to pay, q lqo Of. 1000 frhncs. Ja,,ret, convicted
on s'Inllar charge, was sentenced to one years
Imprisonment and 5OD francs f1no. Capron md
nosstsl, acSomplfee55, falloa to appear. aud wore
condomned each to live yoara' innstHonment and
= nno Or 9o0Q francs. Mn. Fornerot1, Bare,
md A!oSandcr Duyotnola, a,impiicatol IL tic sams
affair, we're acqnittol.~' :. :,
, 1874-11-26

LONDON, Nov. 26.-As the American, shin
Nalloy pendloton, capt. Pend1eton, waa leaving
tho ha1bor of Cardiff yesterday, disturbance
broko out on board. A steam tug pass-
Ing heard reports OF troasms, nnd ono
Of tina ships crew afterwards. shouted
thaf d Man WAS shot,. 4 ftpht
~as going on with axea. md several men waro
slookinEly wounded. Tho thip proccedod TO
sea, aud no further particulars could 10 obtninej
, 1874-11-26
&FORElGN.
American Governments Invited
to Join in tho Peace
- ''.*:.-"-- Project.
Tho Direct Cable Again Cut ahd
'' fuoycd.
Particulars Of the Fire at Cronstadt
'*=: Iaussia. -
,,., RUSSIA.
THE cans GREAT rn1LAv1npopY.

! THE ozAR's GREAT PHILANTHROPY. = -'-&
LONDON, Nov. 25.--A speclal dispatch from et,
Petersburg states tlat RusstA is dcsirous Of an
enlarged scope Of the now conference on intcr.
national dbngdbf' war BY niakthg Tho resolutions
applicable to wider territory. The South Amor
ean stasca will bo invited to participate In tho
uo,ihetatiUnB, IT, IL hfao iopsd thns~ the United
ste'cs will bd ropro4ont6d At tho tonforencb.
:. THE GREAT FtuE At onoNsrAo7.
!. a. ". 'Potorabhrg lottorI dasod Nov. s, says
Inc esnat.arda ut Gronttads Ia stii Tho ut1fyers
saa TOPIC Of convossation hero. Oroustadt, 10
EVERYBODY KNOWS. ID dn All idlnud At tho yory
NOUN Of tue River, Nova. How, therefore, q
Hotn suea placo can bo allowed to spread 10
10 70 aossfos tho d"olling-p1aces of from 10000
10 10 lo,ooo pcoplo puzzlea many wise i,,ou haro.
'lho LOCAL paper, tho oronh,adt Doteu, Of to-day.
glvos tho following details Nine sauaroa or "
o.. o1oGns OF houses. tnoang tho 1ostinnl Dror
thus a S'sly e ssea atssroyed ss s,hn TIE
by 15, 600 people: Tho buildinMrah' tHaasS adnaased
Of 1ol woodon and e!ghtoe stnnn ho1saa .ss
ci,nloh, two c1,apela. lifty adons uAI' ~ G|,o
od to tba naf;na and shons aao-
not nppoar 60 o1tfaofdlnary that nhns,dap. nhnvradapo.
nto pars o. ofonstadt has been lost royod i,y ira
Ebon 1t Is remembered that It has not rat = hoa,,
supplied with tny civilized system of watcr.
hnvo to fotch itfro tho river which rnshao ,.
anqEoei nnd as asch IN operation eau hardly liar,
paco with tho domand In caso p1 cnnia ~ hssp
!. - gmy astoa,.hlng Tint the Ias no;
toror os hos ao't 5 Tie sIet tic In
q unsornhnnnt hclp; committees arc beinr
formed Tor private subscriptions and tho ric -
81 petorsburg will, no doubt, give liberal con- n.
m.natione' put tue misery and dea.itutlon, 40
aptSqhs aIS nSoe 70 t ~ s:atonts aeem grca tho
, 1874-11-26
An Injunction Dissolved.

p: 'npee7as U'spakeh q TIE Chicago tribune :
VIRGINIA, H.. Nov. 26.-The injunction In The
oass oounty-seat case having boon dissolved,
tug county records wore removed. trou poards.
torn to shls place during tho quiet hotrs Of lnst,
night. The Grcnt.Clotk. with hIa reobrls,. utili
somat!,s at heartAtoyn, AS IT was gonereY
oaao shquld DO decided By tAe Hupsouao Uoutt, it,
t.is eet'oa OF the county otllesrs s 4 copplotej
, 1874-11-26

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 29.-Fifty thousand bush-''
els Of barioy and $4,000 busholA OF oats nero
burned IN Dickaon's mill and olovator laat night.
Tho losB on tho grain is 800, 900 iuaurnd for.
s400 0U0. TAe loss Oh the mill and elevator is
350,000; insured for $4,000.
, 1874-11-26
POBK,PACKING,,

f., Special Dftpateh 70 Tas chteaeo 1sfstnt,
peoftng here remalas 4Eut.rato, 'The roeeIpts by
". J1aoph packola to date arc Hay T.: Bro, ;.
la,o0o Krng Co.. $4,000, Plingor Il Co.,,
la,ba2 Valley raeklae Campauy, ll,QaS Gov:
no1l Bros, 1000; /; total. "a, ,57O hoad. pricos
rango frou, S9.00 to 80.75.- IAo pcus aro full,
, 1874-11-26

FRANKLIN, Ind, Nov, 25.-A fro broke out
about o'clock this morning Ia tho furniture
factory Of Fortl Hubor l. Son, and, although
every effort was made by tue citlzonB, tho wholo
oAtAblishnont WAS burnad. Losa, $4,000; in
alrance 81, 900 In ttio Niagara.
, 1874-11-26

San FnANo1sco, Nov 25.-D. u. Frink, ex-
editor Of tue Iruckoc Republican, was shot aud
inH1antly killed at Truokoo, New, lust hight by
az az unknown man. He was member OF tho
Vigilance Commlttco Of TINT placo. 'Ae
, 1874-11-26

In ClAtCaRO.


: Tho alarm from Box Dol ut 9 o'clock yesterday
afternoon was caused BY the burning OF u chin
ney ut No. 1s8 Hastings street.
Tho tower OF tho Fullerton avenue conduit
caught fire yesterday morning ut 2:1o O'clock
but was extinguishod by Dabcoek No. Q before;
any aetiouH damage resulted. j;
, 1874-11-26

AluNo1E, Nov. 25.-Enrly this morning fire
.broko out in tho oarriago chop Of G. Goss, in tho
oentsa Of block ofwooden buildings aud burned
tho entire square. For tima tt was thought
that tho whole eastern part OF tho otty, Iii which
AT situated Home OF our best buildings, would bo
destroyed. The loss is about sD,000. No iusur-;
HuEe.. I
, 1874-11-26

bttstds UlspH{ch 70 Tie Chltd0o If16Wut,
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 25.-ln tho Ekwig murder
trial, tho jury tonight found verdict of map-
slaughter In tho third degree, tho ponalty for
which la two to four years in tho State Prison.
Sonteuco will bo given trlduY.
, 1874-11-26
ITALY,

:, = ,,11*EE93QN *9FNn'
Ro,!E Noy, 25-aignqr 1hpchprf, ministerial
oanddato, han boeu elected President OF tho
Otiainb6r ct Doratlea BIZ a majority OF :Q4 oser
HlgHor QapFets, ITO nominee OF tho Lott
, 1874-11-26

sptctat Dtspateh to Ghs Oitcaqo Tribune.
LAsAL1E, Ill.,, Nov. Fitzpatrick Egan, an
operative at tho Utica Cement Mills, 2% miles
east Of this city, camo to this city yesterday
afternoon. and. after buying supply Of under
clothing and hut, started toward homo by tho
Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific Railroad, When
. short distance west Of gpllt.Rock Tunnel, at
about 8 O'Clock, be was ruu oyer by IN oastward-
bound freight train aud 10 torn to piecas that
fragments of hls peraon wa1o scattered along
the track for a distance Of many rods,
Tho conductor Of tho freigLt-traIu, on ar
rlylng at Utica. notified tho conductor
Of t4o Peru accommodation train OF tho acqllout,
aud ~. much Of the mut,ated man aa could DO
found lust night was put aboard tho train end
brought to this city. Coroner Bry commenced
al inqueat this morning, but adjourned it In
order to summon the attendance of tho oontluot-
or and engineer Of tue freight train, The de-
coaael was 33 years. OF age. His wife liyea in
Norris County. New Jersey, aud HI aunt Of his,
ilra, Madigau. resides ut 155 McGrcgor atroot,
Chicago. e.,
, 1874-11-26
'l.CN0SNoREMEN's STRIKE.

New YonH. Nov. 25,-TAo lopgslprp,usu .s.i
solved tonight to outer upon q goueral str|ka On
Friday morning, their otter Of compro,nso
with the HhtI-oWnora having boon roigutnd y .
, 1874-11-26

DALT1MoRE, hid., Noy, 2b.-,1lo tltoy: n, N
Dudley. 1seetor Of Christ pfotebtapt Eplscopasi
CHURCH Oh Of THY c1tY. recently oiec,ei Tshopo oi
Rpce to.day, ~N'0fA7
, 1874-11-26

CuSHffTuT30SAL 1IHF6HHb. -
- ...Fr1y; OF Mkupo,. Nor ~, vla 'Havans,-TAs
majority OF. tho Legislatures OF Mextoo havs ap-
proved sAo establishment. Of 6onato Chamber
aeolared integral parts Of tho Oonutlsution Bcps.
III, 1b1o. .;''f., x
, 1874-11-26

:. 5pfe3a1 U'spa!eK % Tie CAlfaQo 3T16NNe,
LAkAyErrE lnd., Nov. BID. Il. Hart, ono Of
tile oldest oitlzons OF this city, foil through the
opon hatohway Of @. Hamlln d Co.'a Atore, about
noon to-day, and Iecolyod serious, probably fa-
apparently para!yxod.
, 1874-11-26

8pscfal it'spassh 70 l'he CAiuae Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov, 25.--TAe wife of Alol.
bert Raymond was feartully burned ut Flint to-
daY. 1ier olothing tgnited from q s,oyo. uor
reooVa1y Is nos probable.
, 1874-11-26

osAMA Neb., Nov. 25.-A fire at paplllon.
Neb,, lust nlght. destroyed the oxtonBlye eralll-
houscs Of fish Il Anlrus. I.oAs, $4,000; partly
dostSoyeli Loss, 500.
, 1874-11-26

Special Utspatcis to 1Hs CAtcaGo Tribune,
5Pn1SoE1Lp, O., Nov. 25.~.Frank sermip's
cooper-shop was bnrnod ut o'clock this morn
ing, with beyorAl hundred finished barrolB aud
much untlrcBsed stock. LpsH about $4,000.
, 1874-11-26

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DEsMo1SEs, H.. Nov. 25.-Iho johnson mur-
dor trial began to-day, n jury having boen'
secured after o1haustinge oil tho challo,gcs. Tho
thloe defendants will bo tried sopnratoly, How
ard being first. -
, 1874-11-26

yos AnN1N HAS Atns FREEDOM.
bEnt1s, Nor, M.-1ue Gpyornwent has roiar-
cd tho rigor Of Count Van Arnim's imprisonment
and Ae Is no longer under police surveillance,
, 1874-11-26

NEW YonK. Nov. 25.-Judgo Barrett refused
to admit to bail Coroner Croker, who WAS iudiot-
ed for murder on election day.
, 1874-11-26

6recfa' UisUatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune,
MANar1ELD, O.. Nov. 25.--Two mou outored
tho shoo store OF William Oogern carly last oyon,
, 1874-11-26

Sptcmt Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
SIOUX c1rY. H., Nor. 25.~-Josiah P. Cut
ting Who was arrostod about three mouths ngo
in Ohio and brought hera for. trial on charge
OF h,gamy and forgery, bad bis trial ut tho pres-
Ford to QUO year in tho poni1autiary.
, 1874-11-26

EfnNulcnt EHtFY Of {sOveffinlultt I,und,
/: sALr LAKrii NOV. a5.-Tho' Grand jury to-day
reported In regard to the Utah TorrtotiaI poui-
tentiary th't, in 1860, AibcrtP. Redwood, rhilo
Warden tlorcot, filed bis otai i'm upon tllo land
upon Which 1T ntands md perfected Its claim
thoseso; that they bolioYo tho patont 10 obtained
waa fasued on false and fraudulent ontries. aud
recommend that sultnblo action bo taken Tor tbe
tdovernn,cnt to regain possession Of tho proper
". Tloy report that for want OF funds for om
ploJment Of exports. and want of tins. they
have not boen abto to make an examination Of
the Ierrllorihl, county, and citY rncnrtla,
, 1874-11-26
U0dy.Nantc21tn1.4AD u DenihI-Tlirrata on
LYMchtnF.

.sptetat Dls,aleh 10 me cheadp Trio,4Ae.
ANN Annon, Mich, Nov. 25.-Df. Eldiidgo, Of
ohscaso, stopped In our toun last hERht On bis
way from Flint, hIisl., to look aftor tue body OF
ayounE woman sratohcd from tito graveyard In
tho lattor city lhat March. As The body wah dis
seetod several montha aeo, Ito did not find It,
This makes Tho fourth subject Which hhH boon
miaael from Flint since tho body-snatohing ex.
ofsnn1a11t broke out shore month Ago, and tho
t.dfator'n aro TINT thoy soro nil brought to tl1o
That young ii roas bodv was Rat broat se'bSer"m besrs
ig,,., iqW Weeks ayo by hfcNamo from fliut and
t.!i nisIs a.tnor, Wero PARTNERS viii, hltNnnlc In
tgNoayp5n.atenihe ID dchied by responsible au-
.. Il,e cot1asernhton throughout Tits part Of The
state y increasing ovor tic work OF iho resur-
i teotioalstg aud there In como tnlk Of lynchinR
tho two McNomos now couhned in tho Flint iniI.
, 1874-11-26
The Draw OF II Itntirontl lIrtdsc Car-
ricI Away ny FLOATING Ices

Sptotat Uispateh 10 Ih6 Chicago Tribune,
Mc0nEoon. IT,, Nov. 25.-Tho large quantity
of floating ico'to-day tore away tho draw In the
pontoon transfer bridge, Mt North McGrogor, of
tho Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railroad,
and carried 1t oyor quarter Of q milo from tho
bridge. This will Ht0p tue pasaage Of traius for
Eomb days.
, 1874-11-26
.
CRIME.
=
A $4,000 Robbery in Mansfield, Ohio
---Tllo Robbers Escape,
Murder Of Man by His Family fpr Conn.,
milling an.fndeoent 0ffense. .
Horrible Cruelty to- n Wife in
Vnntlnlfa, III. -:
Record Of Minor Grimes.

Tho murder in ,rnc,,an,, s,ou,,,x -,
From tl,o Ka,is,, rta as;". ;1 .ss'"sse'' aoe -
al. - 49, ... sss t'"fsoh NO o1tfaot tho do.
'H,,s " ."o anuraofs dono In JackHon County,
tn xaIehtnS s s1ss TAHOE aa Aeo co ete thur.hv
xcsonto ~ so'le feai.a1aso sreeulason
mont of to nfrsnt ~, Go foatiso to aetc;
dor ha oalar sun foag ,'ng a ,ae onx q g a af r.
qahovrr's talooh. ii ro tas ttS eonla n thnt IL.
salty are pleaset ID cali Toad Buck. Taior tsurnrd
en,G. aGS 'oWSss s, evening" and, aer attending to o
ior Innt n H,n III stnt q e hosG ail halsooca
IT, aud as pronarcd to d. " as sn ~ 1rs ae 10
oc.cd 10 her htsbaid's going of. and 6n tdf;ss X
yonnS ,l's mn han'cd Aloo!c Who MA ID cons
ans ~, "n Mlee ana,rca Tailor that thcro
oW trs ! av asa1aHes ,; ts Tae9r M
taco bcweo tho io.c ana H. fotc m rsasto ~"
shst,et,n aud poured to concnis or boh barrsis ,r
, 1874-11-26

Of Foreign Corporutions-.rho' Saline
c"art Dccidcs TINT CoIorctt Children
HIVE No Right to Atto,id White:
Schools. ' =.
spte'at Dtsnatsa TO TIE cnteaoe tribune; ~,
lSp1AsARoL1s. Nov. 25.-TAe Supreme court
delivered two important opiniopH to-day. both
on appeal from this county. III tho caso Of tho
Western Union Telegraph Company against tic
county .1roasuror. tho action restraining, tho
collection Of ta1 on $500, QUO Of capital stock Of
tue Company in ,thia Slate, tho Court aflrn,s
~ ao asfs2n asssf 81 d tho lover court gast t19 Fg
aso6.ooo :: could b. % tsxed Tic tho cnsIrs s2s
S400d0, 900 could be, mud not only horo. but iu oy
cry State in tho Union wlloro tile Iincs run, Tic
ocelelot painly conyoya tho fact TINT thu Stats
OF atook OF foreign corporations, o feature from
which Ruskirk ;diapcats, holding that tio Lpgis
atnlo has power to paaa saeh d law.. but tllnt,
nner thu existing ntsossmcus actj "the Woatsria}
Tho "ai ocr o' caso sasoo is ona IN wbto, tbo res
OF coloved chtldron III tho public schools aro
involved. Tho County Court held that, where
thero were; not tifteou colorcd children in any
school dlslIct, IN wliicl, even separate schools
into tho regular school with wllto children. Tho
Suprc1no Court rovcrscs tho docihon, holding
that schools provided uutler Soc 20 of tho lrst
article ct tho Opnatltution are only for citizens,
Att@ Nv lAo VI llD uu0DEIDM OF lilo tDuGtit,1-
tion only white rooblo wofo cit.zdt}s. Tho Four
teenth A,nfnda,ont docs MT delegate to tic Ito
uenern! G9yasnfhone tho riuht;:to control tho
domestic aRails Of astato, and It has boon 10
49,, &aeettod BY rho United States Supreme. Court
Tic Court saya TINT td' Lrg1satute' hnT- !
ing undertaken to provide separate schools |
ior colored children, the Inv being |
taet sneh sohop|s ehal! 10 organized whorn tllorA
2 aLe Aftron ol1lldseh in tho tatries,' they. are
clearly Of opinion that coloroa children are not
emitted 70 adnl'saIon III Lol1oos provided for
~hlto cht1ascn 80 long as that not remains in
lorce. Iho decision. Of the lower, court was
made BY Judge perkins.a tor1nor Democratic
nonpeE o. tha Sunreno Oomrs..I Exception was
noTtoa, Tp, as,;a,p ana z potitlon ior rchoarinE
ogal aud aehoal oheop, Tic dooisoa ' was do o.
lyered = bY Chlef Justice Duslsirk. Very few dis
rioab ~ tno' state have 4 sufficient number Of
'oodea neo!.o to organize separate schools. and
ha aeca!on wll nractleally cut oolorcd oLildrgn
~ or fact!lt!es fot education 's'',- +:
. ,,.-, .----- t..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

The tender interest shown by human kind in
the affairs Of distressed young lovers from the
Gays (or rather nights of Romeo and juliet
Gown, is now exhibited at the Thester COmique
nightly in the shape Of immense applause AMI
any number Of encOres to the petite frankie
Christie, for the love Of whom young jenkins
has been disiDherited by jenkins Psrs, other
wire Admiral jenkins, of the L. 5. y. The
West Ed acmira.s of blue blood have bad luck
Of it, by the way, in the matter of their boys.
Admiral aulick, years ago, WAS very much dis
gusted 10 find that his son had really and truly
married Treasury girl, aud some of his heirs
alter his death tried Intellectually to ''shake"
the claims OF the lady in question. The result
is that the edict has been formally promul gated
in West End marine circles disiEheritiDg Eem.
oen any scion Of the service who shall marry a
cowE-towD gjTl who spells her name with an
Hie."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

There seeras 20 be some doubt "a to John
Be l's reception OF the Z" Irish Exile" John
Mitchell. Mitchell was sentenced some
years ego TO transportation for - treason
felony" and had not yet served out his term
when he escaped TO the United States. IL is
believed that Great Britain is disposed to con-
done bis Ofense, provided he keeps quiet. But
this lie does not seem disposed 70 do, and sho1ld
ne persist in running for parliament and firing
the Irish heart TO turbulent demonstrations, it
Is lot improbable that he will be arrested.
Mitchell himself Of course understands the del
icacy Of his position, but is apparently wiIling
to take ali risks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

The health commissioner OF Baltimore re-
Forts 2il deaths in that city for tue week which
ended yesterday morning, or an increase Of IS
over the corresponding week last year. One of
the city papers states that the cholera mcrbus
prevails TO an alarming extent, especially among
children, and attributes it to the water used for
drinking purposes. Although we have no prac-
ticable system for the collection of vital sta
tistles in this city. II IL generally conceded by
physicians that Washington continues to main
tain Its reputation for healthfulness, and that
the present rate Of mortality, notwithstanding
the warm westher, is not large. We are begin
ming TO hear OF an occasional case OF cholera
norbus, but With currents OF pure air circula-
ting through our wide streets and avenues, and
dispeliing miasma.ic vapOTs, we have less causs,
PeThaTs, 10 fear any alarming increase in the
death rate than any other city On the CONT
utnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

The rush OF summer travel to Furope has
brought about competition among the yari-
Gus steamship lines which promises to result TO
the advantage OF those who desire TO cross the
ocean within the next few weeks. Steerage
tickets lave already been sold as low as Sl2 81,
and II is predicted that they will soon De sold at
SO. One Of the lines announces its intention
OF taking cut cabin passengers at $50 per head
a The result Of this it Is expected that thou
sands OF Americans who had intended to pass
the summer months at our fashionable water
ing places will reconsider their determination
and &c 10 Europe instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

Statistics Of the railroads Of the United States
shoW that during the past two years the amount
iHvested in railways exceeded II, 900, 900 900.
Tie cost at the close of the past year of the
G. % miles of line was - .7s4 5i3 0Si. agains;
S5,159, f25,c57 for 1872, and s2C5i,6 2T, Gl5 for
Ri. At the close Of 1873, the total mileage
was IO.tj1, Of which 81 Isl were constructed
during the past ten years. The earnings OF the
cifersIt roads for 1872 were Si65, 2I1 ,O5j; for
1e'l, Si03 22J.2oS; the increase for the two years
berg sl-3 ,I29, or at the rate of sol 800 900
Fer annun- The rate of earning upon the
whole investment the past year have been 49,
per cent. The net earnings for the past year
were Sl>i,sl),562, or 90 per cent. upon the
Investment. The earnings per head OF our
Population, cstinated for the pas. yesr at
4l,211 GOO, equaled SO 50, against Sll.6j for
1872. and 50 - IS1I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

There las been sons UnfavOra be newspaper
Criticism Of the reported action OF the District
Commissioners in adopting rules for persons
desiring audience with them. They have made
no such rules, but Lieut. HOxie, their executive
oficer, has iOaDd 1t necessary to do 80, and the
Commissioners will, no doIbt, yet be forced TO
prescribe similar regulations. a. any one who
Knows The amount OF labor they have to per-
form and the way in which they are being
baDIeTed and impeded by Cifice-s seekers and
other bOres will see. They haze duties to per-
form to the whole people Of this District. which
they cannot fGlhH ii their time IL 10 be II the
cisIosal OF lobbyists AMI others during business
hours. These regulations were an absolute
necessity in Lieut.. HOxie's case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

As slight compensatIng result for the evils
inflicted upon South Carolina by its horde of ir-
responsible rulers, it is stated that despite the
anarchy which hss 30 long obtained, the num-
Der OF schools in the state has, within the past
four years, run up from C3f to / ,9I9, aud the
number CT pupils from 60 eco to nearly - 600.
III Is to be hoped that BY the time another gen.
Grafton las passed away these schools will be
instrumental IN preparing a class OF men with
q heoieum OF brains and few sparks OF de-
.ency' TO take the place Of the present disrepu-
table rulers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

These who are AFRAID ex-Nayor Bowen will
have too much influence with the District Cam
missioDeis because OF their belief in the chr
rent story Of Bowen being one Of the securities
OF Gov. DehIison's bond may quiet their fears.
as we are Informed that the latter gentleman.
with bis usual ciTcamspectiOn, went out Of the
District for his bOrGsrneu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14
W here to Advertise.

TIE STAR has now q circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household In the
District and q vide range outside. The result
is that TIE STAR affords unsurpassed edvsn-
tsges as q medium OF communication between
al classes OF the community, In the way Of the
adjustment of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

1t is announced that Gould, the Boston scuIp-
tor, has produced in mSrb lc the Ghost in Ham
let ard ''most successfully" As the eva>ive
ghost Nss quite unlikely to be persuaded to
give a sitting for his statue, the likeness must
he "ln ny minds eve HorAtio.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14
y notice TO CLAIMANTS.

.,.,-, ,
20 OF TIE sixth section OF an act en-.
- ga An act Tor the government OF tho District OF
Soininola, ana Tor other purposes approved June
<Vt ~ h ihe uuaeT-lgned are constituted beard OF
a1aI 20 exan lie and audit for sett ement all the
habotd or noafins i6debtedness OF the District OF
- aou o. ne arc OF fnIic works; and,
~ pursuance OF ths only. they ara directed TO give
nIoe Ior me pIesenteton Of the following claims:
- ISL: Sia,nls sealn.t the Board OF Public Works
e,ICebcsd by sewer certncates
ustSobo. Olalms asslpst the Board OF Public
y, "iks RnrpoItlng 20 De eyidenced and ascertained
o. esTiihcstes ef their suditor
Ihlrd Claims asHinss the District OF Columbia
eNlIenceu py cerilncates OF It's audltvr ana comp
tr2uer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
TUEsDAY.....-...... Jsly II, 1874.
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion Of II, may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time a. they desire, at
the rate Of Fifty cents per month. Orders, &C
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business Office OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-14

FRENCH CANDY FRENCH eAkDV
aANUPAeTOhY!
The special attention Of tie public and de.ler,
generally is called 90 the fact that the undersignsd
Il Constantly manufacturing and always d a on Rand
most varied and select stock Of the hnsst PURE
IkkhOM CANDIES Manufactured on the prem
isesl rBUIIe, NUTS, etc, which be is dis posing
q at remarkably low tgnres both az wholesale and
retail. .ao A. CAyAGNARO,
sSs fennsylVaLle avenue northwest,
mArs-om Under hstionsl Hotel.