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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-02

Through the liberality Of our oiti-
zens ten free excursions by rail road
have been given the destitute chill
dFen Of our city. In all 13, 3,529 poor
boys and girls were made happy by
these pleasure trips. The following
Is tho aggregate Of good things dis
tributod to little ones:
Ice cream, 1900 quarts; ginger
bread, 2,l30 pounds; sponge cake,
1860 pounds; sanlYiches, Il ,5O0;-
buttercd buns, ia, 800; corn starch,
5000 saucers; milk, 1900 q uarts;-
cups Of tea, 1000; ice 5000 pounds.
Yesterday the INDECENT old men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

lEh Hlh WHICH HnTNn THTN.
A special dispatch 20 the Baltimore American
fIcm Philadelphia, throws some Nsbt anon fbe
Ntb OF nr. hollingsworth 20 that city The
tereaved friends OF the Siame-e tsins sre d.
ttrmined not 20 Sliew the doctors 20 try Their
scsP,ls npon the bodies OF the deceased etcscf
tor very large consideration. Dr. Holines
worth viii undertake 20 procure these dual
subjects" Tor the faculty OF the jefferson Ned
ioal College az Philadelphia, for the modes,
little sum Of ten thousand dollars. The learnaf
Professors think the figure too high. but are
holding the Oftr under adyisement.
Another account save
TT. holllngsworth found the "Gardian Euaf"
or band which connected them 10 be A. eNf.u-
son OF TIE sternum tor about four INCHES in
ehgth and Two m breadth. The hand AS con
NtN above ard In mont aud concave Underneath
The two bodies had but one navel which Va in
The center Of The band, and h IL suptsasea Al -
there were two umbiliczl cords bra nchins from
this, one extending into each body. The con
meeting link WAS found 20 be the enSifo-rn az.
tilAse, and va A. hard a. a hone. and a. not
yield IN the least. II msy be here mentioned
thAt tor some time previous % their death no
motions were Observable I'm the handl The
doctor said he did not think thew wouli havs
survived separation, not from the fact OF he
ing AFRAID OF separating the arteries hut iron,
ioar OF producing peritonitis- No hemorrhace
would have been produced, - far as could 6e
seen, a. there we're no ArteriA cnnnoeftofrx al
anv accord. There not being any means OF en-
balming the bodice, the following method VA.
taken. sitter much persuasion by the doctor
and = final consent BY the respective families
OF kesIiug them from temporary decay A h1,
Of TN was made and the bodice deposited there.
In. and the comm WAS Theoretically sealed tn.
was placed in = wooden box. aud third hos en-.
veloped the whole. This casket wa DEPOSITED
IN the basement OF dwelling ia the Niciuif,
and covered with powdered charcoal % III
depth OF about two feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

TIE TRIBUNE BUILDING.-The New York
Commercial Advertiser OF SATURDAY. saws. The
ceremony Of laying the cornOr stone OF the Trl-
bune Building Was commenced shortly alter 3
O'Clock this afternoon, In the presence OF a
large cOncOurse OF spectators. the first portion
OF the proceedings was address by MIR. George
Ripley, President OF the Tribune association.
giving "reminiscences OF the Tribune aud the
men associated with IL, and especially OF Horace
Greeley. Then Miss Ida Greeley delivered a
brief and appropriate address, after which she
deposited m the aperture of the corner stone
which which weighs twelve tons. a box contain
ing various documents. The stone was then
lowered 20 its place and statistics aud other in
formation, read by Mr.. Whitelaw Reid brou ht
the ceremony 10 a close. A large number OF
the stockholders were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
The po,iucaI Crisi. I'm Grca, Britain.


LONDON January 26.-Right Hon. Ben smin
Disraeli in an address 70 his constituents "
Buckingham seeking election to Parliament,
strongly condemns the course OF the govern
ment, The Premier Is charged with having
violated the constitutional law by perSistins
for several months in the occupation OF = ses'
toWllch he was no longer entitled ami the &C
ton OF the ministry In inaugurating the Asian
tee war without communicating with Parlia-
ment on the subject, is severely denounced
Disraeli says he finds nothing definite in clad
stones address regarding the policy OF the
latter, except that he intends 20 apply large
surplus 10 the remission OF taxation which would
be the course of any ministry. The principal
measures of relief spoken of by Gladstone ave
always been favored by the conservatives. II
would have been far better for the country Il.
within the last five years, the foreign policy OF
the government had been little more energetic
Disraeh characteTizes the argument for the
extension of household suffrage 20 the counties
a. fsllacious, and avs that no one has more
strongly opposed tn contemplated assimilation
of franchise than the premier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

Two NoULD-nE AVENGERS KiLLEB.-A let
ter nom the town OF GOOdlettyillc, Tenn. dated
January IS, gives the following Two broth
ers named BiOOdwOrth were killed last night
hye miles north Of this place by one Asken. n
Is said that Asker had seduced their sister; that
they had threatened to kill him, and last u ght
went to his mothers house for that purpose one
armed with two receivers and the other with
double barreled shot gun. They were found
this mOrning-one az the front, the other al the
back door OF the hOuse-deAd. the one shot in
the right, the other in the left breast seemingly
with double arreled gun. The Askens we're
gone. II Is said that Aiken had gone 70 the
nearest magistrate 70 deliver himself From
the little we have been able 10 learn OF the at
fair, Asker was iustihable IN doing the KILL
ng."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

TEE COMMUNIST DEMONSTRATIONS IN New
hoRK-Th. CkUrch.s Mt FkrcdfsRed Bet - CaH-
rent Gbar6cd.-1he superintendent of police, or
New York city, while admitting some danger OF
disturbance siill existed among a portion OF the
unt mployed wOrkingmen, denies All knoxledg
OF any foundation Tor the statement that an
order has been issued for the protection Of the
churches, owing 10 Information Of threats made
by the communist leaders. Mr.. Ives, captain
Of the precinct in which the Convent OF St
Catherine is situated. knows OF no foundation
Tor the rumor that that institution was TO be
burned by the more desperate of the communist
leaders. A large force of police, however, was
held IN readiness Saturday night az hsadquar-
tiers, convenient to the convent.
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Cold Weather az the xor,h

lHE PROSPECT OF A NICE ICE CROP IMP Rowing.
BOSTON, January 26.-At7 o'clock this morn
ing IN this city the thermometer stood at zero:
at Concord, y. H., 10 below; a. Lancaster, IS,
below, and at Lewiston, Me-, To- below
BATH, January 26.-The ice business has
commenced here in earnest, and is being prose
cuted with unusual vigor. Ice OF thirteen inches
in thickness is being cut. The schooner l.. n.
A. Babcock sailed to-day for Philadelphia with
ice at Il p per ton, and the new schooner b. b.
church is now loading tor the same place at
the same price. The mercury this morning
stood II below zero, this being the lowest point
reached This saason
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

REVOLT OF LUNATICs.-A revolt occurred a
few days ago in the lunatic asylum OF IT, An
drews, near ST. Petersburg. While the Ike sp-
ers were az dinner the patient burst in o a
room where some arms were ste red, and having
disu ibuted them. prepared for resis sance. The
waTdeTs en1eavOred to calm them by argument
but Intellectually, and, some Of the Keepers hsv-
ing approached 100 near, were seized and at
tackled W IN sworc-c ats. Five were kill q an
two seriously wounded. Recourse WAS then had
to famine, but iorty-eight hour; fast was en-
dured before the msdmen laid down Their
m. Six OF the most Il ri rus have been plsc q
ia separate cells with straight waist ,oats on
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

STARVING TO DKATH.- Incredible az IL NAV
seem, there are families in New York city eS-
istiDg on less than one dollar a week. The
New York Express instances q. =. Holstron
who suffers from asthma, has a wife aud ri,
children, Broome street, and their whole in
come this winter has never exceeded two dol
avenue Alexander, his wife and two small
children get seventy-five cents a week from the
commissioners of charities and correction.
Patrick Fullerton has been in the hospital some
time, and his poor wife, with four children. ~
US sixth avenue, have had neither money nor
food Tor some DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

CONVENTION or INsTRUCTORs OF DEAF
MITES The hrst convention OF Instructors OF
Deaf Mutes ever held In this country was in
session at Worcester, Mass, on Saturday, dis
cuss ng the methods OF teaching articulation 20
The deaf and dumb. Professor Bell, OF the
Boston University, whose father invented a sys-
tenn OF symbols illustrating the positions Of the
discussion. Mr.. p. Ira Allen, of Boston, was
chairman, and Professor stone, OF the Ameri-
can Asylum, Hartford, secretary. IL was voted
10 establish manuscript periodical In the
sound symbols Tor distribution in the various in
sfifutiaus
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Senator Pouserox.s rr,.,

TOPEKA, January 26.-Priyate sdyices stat
that ex-senator PomerOy will be here TO-DAY
when be will Tx his bond aud arrange matter
for his trial, which has been postponed TO tn
July term of the court.
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DestitutiOu i'm PhiIadeInbia

PHILADELPHIA, January pa mother with
four small children was discovered last night
IN house without fire, food. or suff cient cloth
ing. The police alarmed the neighbOr-, who
provided the necessaries 10 save their lives:
otherwise they must have persisted before
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

OLios hOLDIS4 IhB SPk-
eial Term OF the gu preme Court Of the District of
Columbia for probate business has estahlished the
following rule. and ordered the same TO he nnL-
iished. A. WEBSTER REGISTER Of wills
Hereafter, all application to this court for letter,
tesamsntary and Of scmmi.rrziion shall be in writ
ps, guy sworn 10, setting forth, in subst ancs the
residence and citizenship Of the petitioner; the
death and date thereof, OF the person on whose e.
tse the letters are desired his her last domicile
the estlmafe vaue Of the personal est ate the Ar
ecter tnefeof And where situated being vhet hsr
the decedent died te-ise intsstAte the nance Of
the rext OF kin, whether residents residents
adults or minors; and, IL minors their respectivs
ages, ana such other facts % the applic ants may
deem necessary or proper in the premises.
UPON the filing Of such Application the Register
OF Ills shall issue citation, to be served uDoa oil
o. the neat OF kin OF tbs decedepf Who may be over
The age Of fourtsen Of or to Be found
within the District Of Columbia, commanding them
70 sple.r IN this court on day named in suoh eta
uon, not Les than seven days from the date Of
wee, 70 NOV cause, IL any they have why letters
OF instr alton test mentary. the case may
should not Be granted Drayed in the petition.
Snooia any o. the next OF kim or persons entitled
Iynv 70 the estate, be nop-r residents or not to be
.hS Notice Of such application to then shall be b.
and M IN the city Of W Ashin II on. for such time
sett ne fassSn nenner as the court may direct,
IeceSs ~ N nsir application fer letters on the
All Ssrfis. 1910 hss been made and that they and
such no,i.e, 10 sSsS sppe,r, on day named IN
rnoqid net Be granted Ths evidsness az & %
rnelein IL Was inserted or .on"s es. " ", .ns
80 ns'ihs personal knowledge OF The .,b ytSn'
Te.t%x. WEBSTER, a. b oLiS' Justice.
JAnS-eoa Register Of W lila
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heath of nrIi,In.S,ono

LONDON, January 26-Intelli gence has lust
been received here Of the death OF Dr. Living
stone in the interior of Africa. He died OF
dysenteTy while travelling from Lake Bembe
TO Cnyanyembe. HIS hodY has been emba,med
and Is being conveyed to England. IL will come
by way of Zanzibar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

A TAMNANY RIHe MYsrRRY.--The case OF
J. McBr de Davidson against Coyie, formerly
partners In the manufacture Of safes, Ct New
York, has advanced at Albany sum ciently be-
fore the referee 10 show mat the nsobsrs OF
me Ienmany ring had Freely ereIsa sasss
they were delivered with the unoerstandine, By
Davidson, that tbey were not 30 be paid for.
About $50 600 worth OF property Of the Urn Wa
thus dispoeed Of
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Is There 20 be a Fight.

RCNoRkD Dull TO COME OFF BETWBRS 1RE-
PERSON DAVIS AND EX-SENATOR FOoTE.
PHLApELPaIA, January "a special dis
patch from Washington 70 the ErsniHg TsTs
g,dQh says:-''lt Is rumored here this morning
that arrangements are being made for due
between jefferson Davis and ex-senator Henry
). Fsote, of Mississippi, probably based on the
correspondence which appeared in the Wash
ingtOn newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26
The College Regatta az Ssratay "a

NEW YORK, January ga Boston dispatch
saws II is thou ght neither Harvard nor Bowden
will be represented in the college regatta next
season at Saratoga.
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Earthquake I'm Massachusetts.

LOWELL, Mass, January 2i.-rhe citizens OF
Che msford report perceptible shock ofearth-
Quake at that place yesterday at noon, which
shook buildings and caused considerah lie alarm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

suIcrpR II a RAILROAD CAp--Ycseerdsv
afternoes jacob 3. Etts. - Delleebnte, : pas
senfes On no nAn train wnt, O. The Psnnsyi-
whne running eetWesa HustngSoo snd Tvroue.
- esenitssd s1icies By SIswfng out his
brains. 1ho eauoo = unkD0Vn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

TEE NEW SENATOR PROM vIRerrIA.-Thls
10 the curious way In which ths Lexington VA
Gazette describes The new United ststse Sena-
and the lead in hin hes been oork, ga sot 4
sinkeF. He vas born In CanpbelI, doctocod in
Appo.attcx, Know nothing wounded, he'd .
and clever fellow, plain family nas-safs and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

A MURDERER SHOT DRAD IN CoUsr BY A
SON OF TBR MURDERED MANN Galveston,
deSas, saturday morning, the case of j. b.
Helm, for the murder of John Ferguson was
called for trial, but owing TO the nom arrival of
witnesses proceedings we're delayed. the pris-
oner remaining in court. John Ferguson. son
of the murdered man, succeeded in am roach
ing the prisoner between the railing and table
unobserved, and, presenting pistol at Helms
head, fired, killing him almost instantly. Young
Ferguson was arrested, and his case is now be-
ing Investigated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

SECRETARY robson, OF the navy, has re-
covered sufficiently from his illness to be out,
and made his appearance at the Navy depart
ment to-day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

The CUBAN wAR.-GeR. POrtilla Il reported
TO have sustained q third defea' az the hands OF
the insurgents, and 10 be on his way back 20
confer with the Captain General. tie went
down TO Cansguey with great blowing OF trum-
pets TO wipe out the insurrectiOn; but, like 20
many other illustTious swords, he has come out
OF the business rather badly. The chief differ
ence, perhaps, IL that his baggage has rather
decreased during his campaign. It l. encOur
aging for the Cuban cause that Spanish col
umns can no longer roam AZ will through the
Cuban territory. MelOnes has proved that the
Cuban troops can tight and conquer the Span
iards in the iield, while the blockade OF Mama
Milo and Bayamo, which has lasted for well
nigh year, point 20 growing strength in the
cuban army that augurs III for the pasihcztiOn
OF the country. This l. the sixth wear OF the war
Of Independence, and there Is cetainly no sign
OF weakness shown by the patriot foroes.-N-s
T.rt Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

PERsoSAL.-J. Z. Fry, clerk to Senate Com
mittee on the District of Columbia, is now con
siGered out OF danger, and rapidly convalescing
his many friends will be glad to hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

IWkNTf-fINk HUNDRED SHTP CARrENrERe
ON sTRIKE--A special Dispatch TO the Balti-
more American from Philadelphia gives an ac
count OF the great strike Of ship carpenters now
IN progress at Camden, y. j. Twenty 1--WE hun
dred men have QUIT work because their wages
we're reduced from $50 to - per day. IL f.
reared that all the ship yards on the Delaware
will be involved In the strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

LIE OuBAn "PATRIors" are re ported to have
made raid into Trinidad valley. mar thcv
Durnea number ofugar houses and DESTROYED
eSme machinery. TIE same dispatch reports
nsasoHd insurgents - o@'
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LECTURES
1 lincoln HALL.

lincoln HALL.
Nh. CHARLES BRApLAUGH,
OF LONDON, kDsla land foremost Orator, will deliver
one LsCtnre in Lincoln 3 all. on
TIL RsDAI EVENING, January ~
Subject:
THE REPUBLICAN, MOVEMENT IN ENG
LAND
~ Tickets: with reserved seats, rs cts sdmi--
the door. ianaj- a,
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MI AVtC LAHTERHs,
FISB oPHRA 0LAssIs, AOA.
GOLD ePROTACLEs " "
fAIxhr srsRIos0oPIs,
....E: IL. HEMgLna,s, O,.,e,.,.
80 rsrns. ave. Ger. Is strsse,
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RRPoRrRD CARLIsr vIcronIRs N SPAIN
The carlists report Santander and Pertugualfts
eurreDdered unconditionally % theiR forces on
TALON, . number or axtillerynea and engtneers,
100 Remington and go ninie rines AID I've
cannon fell int their hspds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

LIGHT PUNISHMENT FOR THE RICHMOND
DuKLIsT.-The trial of Page McCsrtv. Who
snot e1or Mordecai in duel near Richmond.
" s, last May, was concluded ct Q late hour o.,
So,suscay night: He was found guilty OF Gin
voluntary manslauehter, !" and was tined $500,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

been in session i'm Kalamazoo for several days
has adopted the report OF the committee on
transportation, which is TO the effect that rail-
roads are ameDable to the state regulation as
much Is plank and gravel road companies, and
that the legislature has as much right 20 reeu-
late their charges a. TO hx the turnpike tolls or
the charge OF mlllers for grinding grain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

ANOTHER CASE OF COAL OIL BURNING IN
BALTINoRH.-About1 II p. m, saturday, Lilly
williams, living at No. Bath street, was
seriously burned by the explosion Of coal oil
lamp, setting fire TO her clothing, burning her
right arm, breast, face and head. She was re-
moved to the Washington University hospital
and DIR. Reyrolds. the attending physician.
pronounced her injuries OF q serious character
huf not NECESSARILY fatal Go .elfe. Dell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

TIE Committee on Territories this morning
discussed the Mckee Utah bill, but General
Mckee, the chairman, being in Mississippi no
action was taken. A report is not at present
Epl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

CHANGERS IN MARrLANn.-A grange o. IA.
irons OF Husbandy has been organized a ASH
ton, Montgomery county, Md, with the follow
ing officers. Master. Warwick NJ. Stahler, over
seer, Edward T.. Thomas; lecturer, Allen ar
quhaT, steward, Robert a. Miller, H.. assistant
steward, John =. Bentley; chaplain. wm. :
Bond; treasurer, Asa VI. Stabler; secretary, A.
Miss Corrie =. Miller, Pomous, Mrs. Frederick
Stabler; Flora, Mis-. VIM. :. Bond; lady assist
ant steward, Mary h. Thomas.
The following residents OF Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges county, Md, have signed an
application 70 be forwarded 90 a. T.. Kelley,
secretary OF the national grange in this CITY, for
the purpose OF organizing a grange. fendall
Marbury, Ms :. {. Msrbury, {. e. West, e. g.
Magruder, jr., Thomas Clagett, Mrs. Bette X.
MsgTudeT. Rector Humphrey, GonsalvO ClSg-
EFT, Frank West, Mrs. Lizzie :. Clagett, Robert
". Innnhrev. and John n. TrAhana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

The KILLING OF Col. STILwELL -Css.ria
Disckorged.-A special telegram TO the Cincin-
natl Commercial from Anderson, Ind, January
q, says: The argument in the preliminary ex.
animation OF John T.. Corwin to day began with
speech by Col. NJ. 5. Robinson for the prose-
cutiop, followed by one by John A. II arrison
for the defence, when the court adjourned until
O'Clock p. m. The closing argument for the
defence was made by Gen. Ben. Harrison. and
that for the prosecution by Major j. W. Cor
don. The arguments on both sides were able
and exhaustive. The case was submitted TO
Square Pratt at half-pa four O'Clock. pro-
found stiffness reigned In the court room As he
delivered the following decision: II cannot see
or third degree. that could convict the accused
OF manslaughter." There was a shout of APP
plause from the audience, and a rush of men
iorward 10 congratulate Mr.. Corwin, who for
the first time in the course of the trial was
fairly overcome with emnfinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

Ict-Although the winter has been an uu-
usu4ly mild one sufIiciept time yet remains not
only Tor gathering. but for reezlng, full ice
crop. single week Of biting frost win do the
work, and II the oompanies are ready at the
propitfous moment there may b no scarcity Of
Ice BY the end Of february.-E. Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-26

THE House Committee on Pacific Railroads
to-day agreed 20 report favorably the Trans
Continental railroad bill.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
souIce to-day were sGO4,120.