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me Adam. Exnrpss Ro,bery.

NEW ! ORR. February John sweeney.
PANEL HOUry and Joseph Drew. chargcf
with TgbaIuE Adams express company. were
brought up al the TOmbS police court ID day.
sweeney turned states evidence. aud on MS
testimony Drew was discharged. Moses
Enrich. charged with receiving the stolen
bonds. was also ir.el Hourly and Enrich
were held 10 await the action OF the grand
jury, and Sweeney was sent 10 the house o.
detcHtion. Tie exact amount stolen was
S3.GG0 III bonds. $50 .OGO i'm cash. an a iamOndS
valued al 500 Al but - s.otOOf the property
has been rcroygrgd.
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HEALTH OF BISHOP DDENUEIMER.-Iha
Newark n. j. Advertiser publishes the fol-
lowing extract from letter received from
the wife Of Bishop Olcnheimpr. by a friend
IN that city, dated London, January ~: My
letter, grleNe 10 feel. must be sad indeed.
My dear husband is seriously Ill. and 4 ann
terribly fearful Of the result. OurphySicianS
tell me they are not without hope, bot that
they are very anxious" Abiding TO this i'm
telligence, The New York Herald SAYS some
time ago Bishop Odenhe mer met with a Sc
riOus accident. fell and broke his kneepan.
His vigorous constitution enabled him 20 get
partly over this, and TO resume his episcopal
duties, but other cares crowded on him SO
that he was forced TO desist from DIOCESAN
labor. Last fall the bishop was gras ted a
SIX months leave Of absence. and with his
wife and daughter left for Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

MRS MARY IREAT. .ne Scientist, has made
the djscQTory that a common plant, the
Bladdenwort, which grows in shallow ponds
and swamps, is endowed 10y the Creator with
a regular stomach and digestive organs n
feeds on insects, and rather enjoys them and
thrives upon them, judging from the luxIri-
ance of its growth, This is a feather I'm bar
wins theoretical can, A
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THE RESULT OF FoOLHARDTNFss NJ
n. +. Jameson, well-known citizen of Iras
burg, VT, received bullet i'm the side of his
head the other day for entering in "a ouarre
between Alfred Cotton and his wife but thu
wound is not considered dangerous "BleSSa I
are the peacemakerS.
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PRAYERS FOR THE DEAD IN THE p f..
6HURCH.-The standing committee of the
Protestant Episcopal church for the diocese
OF Maryland has presented Rev. Jos. Richey
rector, and Rev. q. Il, Perry, assistant, of
Mount Calvary church, TO Bishop Whiting
nam On The charge OF using prayers for the
dead involving the doctrine of purga tory.
The act complained of was the reading of the
commendatory prayer for the dying at the
burial service of the late Rev. j. b. Morse. 1t
is expected the trial will proceed at once
before the ecclesiastical conrt
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NEW5P APER CORRESPONDENTS were al
lotted places on board one Of the ships which
were 10 carry Alfonso to Spain. but on tie
arrival Of the king Oh board the NayaS de
Ioi0So he found that the correspondents Of
me GaulOls and OF the HaYaS Agency had
SGt on board the royal frigate by mistake
His majesty gave them permission to rcma in
on . poaru, seeing that IL would have been
tedious and difficult for them 10 make their
way 10 the vessel assigned TO them. and later
not wishing TO give evidence of special favor
sent boat 10 the other ship to invite all the
correspondents 10 come on board the Nayas.
On Their arrival they were invited to dinner
at which the Cheyalier Murphy presided as
The representative of the king.
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A-The Edinburgh (scotland) theatre was
burned on Saturday.

buFDeO on SalurQag.
ArJohn McCormick. one Of the veal ofaSf
citizens OF Mount Vernon, Ohio. W. & T,lnr-
dered in his store on Friday nigh Z for his
money.
SThe lower house OF the s. nth Carolip,
legislature has passed unanir ,,,,siv a .i-Soir-
tion requesting senators ar a REPRESENTATIVES
I1om SCUM CaE9lina hiI 10 s.dpport the Texas
50 +. ID Hamnlon'-, teller OF the Second
NauonaI balk OF lawrence, Kansas is a de-
~iaulteI ~ @ ia ths > IN of Sl5, 600. The bank has
fed. ~ vs. "~@ '-iO mas
~~General Ty,,n,h,,,t - ,,, @ar the
EEa,NaI -I'A0'-a OF certain western pS to.ar -
:. ~ f9tt~; was announced 70 give a lecture o..
.H:sh Praties' when il should have been
Irish Orators" "00"
- ~ ST Mary'S Catholic church in Putnam
1ohn., was totally destroyed by fire on sat
tlfuay afternoon. The church was one of the
largest and most elegant i'm the state and
the loss will PROBABLY reach $4,000.
~ Mr.. Henry Ford. OF the book publishing
mouse of j. B. Ford a Co, New York in or
Ger 10 allay neuralgia pains, on Friday even--
ing took what proved 10 be an overdose oa
iandanum, frOm which he died in a lSfS
hours. ~
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JUNG NFNT AGAINST A PAYNASTFR'S
HONDSNES.-JamcS II. Young formerly
paymaSter III the army. was unable TO ac-
count satisfactorily Tor some -2l .0OI. and the
government brought suit against him and
ms SUletlcs, VIM. y. CTOlins and Edward
COnrOy, to recover that amount A the trial
OF the case yesterday. in the United states
district court. before Judge Blatchfod. no
defense was made. and judgment was ordered
lor the gOyeTnmcHt.-N J.. HcFphf Gf8
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THE WOMEN of Guanaiuato. Mavioo
in their protest against the new law ahoIisb1
ing converts, say: "We promise NOT To 70.
cognlZe as father, brother or husband, any
the action of congress expelling the Sister
of Charity. 0i
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FIRE has destroyed most of the Shaker viii
lage at New Lebanon, N Y, and was still
raging at last accounts, threatening to de-
Stroy the whole village. On one building
burned the loss is $4,000 The wind was
blowing gale. and the roads were so bal
mat no help could reach them from neighbor-
ing towns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

A NEw PLAY has been introduced to the
Chicago public entitl Scandal" i'm which
the following we're the dramatis person ~.
Frank, in love with Gertia, Mr. Theodore
TilSOn, the Rev. Henry Ward, Mr. Karpen
ter, Mr.. Roger \. Fryer, Mrs. Henry War,I
Mrs Theodore TilsOn, Victoria Woodhouse
GPqfi1
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TIE HALF MILLION EXPRESS ROBBERY
As the facts concerning the robbery of an
Adams Express Company's safe in New
1Ork come to light il appears to be an affair
OF great daring and ma gnitude. Three men
TWO OF whom were in the employ of the com
pany. have been arrested as the criminals
although information is difficult to obtain
the amount OF money the safe contained is
nNed at $50 900. of which S75,0 900 are said to
have been already recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

THE FALL RIVER STEIKF.-At large
meeting OF the female operatives in the fac
tories at Fan River. Mass. on SATURDAY y
night. speeches were made expressing conn
uence IN the justice OI their strike and a de
termination tO adhere 10 il gntil the Ilagli-
IacturtrN accedc 10 their demands if it re
pulreS year OF more. Nearly two thousand
MedNcf> and SplnneTs. mostly women. are on
lhls strike. II is understood that the mer-
chant mill Will attempt IL resume work to-
Gay. ana mat ample police arrangements
nave been made To prevent interference from
lie strikers. The weaVcrS' committee have
ISSUED circular calling on the operators 10
allow no prONOcatiOn 10 iucite them To arfS
which viii bring di>credit upon themselves
and their movements.
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lie steam tug hudson sunk some time uu-
ring the night, and one OF The crew Of the
NuGicatCr was drowned after several az
temIf- 10 save him.
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TWO ENGLISH BISHOPS denounce crema-
tlon-Bishop Wadsworth, because the fire il
symbol OF punishment, and has ALWAYS
seen looked upon as the peculiar doom of the
wicked; Bishop Selwyn, because fire is an
emblem of publication and of the process un-
dergone by the regenerate soul
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FRIG HTFCL BOILER ExPLOSION.-Ry the
explosion OF n boiler in the saw mills at GnI,-
man town. Ohio, Saturday, Peter Schneider
was instantly killed and six others badIv
Wounded, two Of whom will probably die
PORTIONS OF the building and machinery were
blown 10 distance of several hundred feet
The accident was attributed to low water in
the boiler
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C0NFLSGRATIONS.
HErR I.aennfn

LACoNIA. y. H., February S.-Pnmqu.
ilitoE - Co.'S hosiery MIL and tn gri>t mill
o. Clarence Eastman, were burned to-day
Loss Oh hosiery mill H. S25 COO. Insurance
SlI .0Co. on griSt mill 10000. Insurance s. 5g9
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WILD SHOOTING BY RURAL EDITORS
At Shawneetown, Ill, a shooting affair took
place Friday night i'm the post office j. G.
Morgan, editor of the Gallatin Gazette and
{. .. Edwards, editor of the Home News
met in the post Office, and got into a sauab-
BILE about an article in the Gazette. when
Morgan fired at Edwards, who returned the
shot No one was hurt.
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TERRIBLE SUFFEETNeo or \ FAMILY o.
CHILbaEN.-During the absence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Daniels. OF Lyme. Conn. from
home on Thursday night, their house was
burned, taking fire from the explosion OF q
Kerosene lamp. Their children. seven in
number, tine eldest being seventeen wears
old, were obliged to flee halfdTe~Sei. One al
them boy eight years old, reached a neigh
bOTS and was found on the dOorStepS next
morning nearly dead. The others took refuge
IN clunp 0t cCdarS near by. and on Friday
morning. when help arrived. one Of them a
girl thirteen years Old, was frozen 50 badly
that life is deSpaired of
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THE WHEAT CROP presents melancbolv
appearance, and the most sanquine farmers
have abandoned all hopes of good crop
nope something may turn up To bring {
out, Tor hard as times are now a failure O
the crop would make things q great de1l
WOrSe.-( (fRprpst. IInN OhSel.,sr
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H2-The New York Commercial Ad,,or,fso-
lhlnks that II CongreSsmen-elect continue In
die at The present rate there will have 10 no
another general election.
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Eetreat Of Don Carlos.

L0SDoS. February A dispatch fc0m
BayOune contains tie following c1aClruiu-s
military Cpgrat IONS I'm the no.:h OI Spain g.
The Alf0DSig troops have entered EstaiiJ.
TIE caTlist CHIEFS NendiTi and Ar-osZ Were
killed 10y their own EcsI. bon Carlo has re-
treated 10 the town Of Ncrgar1. prrEiDc- OK
an rHrry...l
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NONI NATIOEs-The President sent the
following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
John l.. ROutt, OF Illinois, 20 be governor Of
Colorado. and c. NJ Gibbons to be postmaster
at Winchester. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

THE WEST VIRGINIA SENAToRSHIP-
The last joint ballot in the West Virginia
legislature for Senator resulted: Camden s.;
Walker, .; Johnson, 4; Caperton, Z, and
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Tne Government OF the District.

Below viii be found another important list
ofsiguaturCs of leading citizens in favor OF
ttF Morrill, bill:
2s !hs S,t'dfs ard House of RsPysStE.a;trsS C5l
EF1SS assembled.
The uud-rsigned. citizens Of the District Of CoIEm
VIA, re- pectfu!iy represent
lst. That permanent form Of government = the
most urgent need of the iHG ataBts 81 this District
and that the alJouTDmeut Of tn i}l Congress " ith
Gf pro- ldinS such government VIII 3 disastrous
e. every interest ceLtered represented in ash
iugtUn
p. That while one portion % tn" citizens of The
IStfCt favor The election # lts officers Dy popular
cum age. and another portion are opposed q such
election and believe that II s nrt hrriBH rs the
constitutional provisions relating 10 tn District,
yet IN Wow Of the fact thl- form Of gry-rgrn.
hSs been lth great care provided hF committee 81
o~tiugnish" ability appointed by congress far t At
puTp"se aud III" Improbabilty II the passage II any
biil subs sntlaiiy different from that thus propr~
NeaTe united IN recommending tn pESsago ~ the
I'll ported by senator Morrill, from thu joint -
hct Committee. with an pGdm"Ut Tor ha
elcCuoH OF n Delegate & Congress, 10y whiCh the
pTihcpig of suffrage and Representa- viii Is re
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REV. LEIGHTON COLEMAN, of Toledo
Ohio, has telegraphed his declination If the
office OF Bishop OF Fond du Lac, to r=htch he
was elected some three weeks ago. No req
sons are made public, for the present, for the
GeplinatiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-08

TWENTY PERSONS INJURED IN A RArT-
ROAD ACCIDENT.-AS the eastern bound rv-
press train on the Missouri Pacific railroad
passed "a point a mile a0d half this side of
Usage bridge, and llj miles from 81. Louis.
tered broken rail, and the smoking car.
one passenger coach ana a sleeping cor
jumped the track, ami slid partly down IN "a
enlbanklnent, badly WrtckiUg two Of them
and lniurin2. more or less. some twenty per
sons. bat none seriously. one coach turned
completely over and rested on its truck,
again.
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AN AUDACIoUS SOUTRAGE.-Three men en-
tered house in Aughenduh, Ireland, recent
Iy, and compelled young woman there 10
kneel down and take an oath TO stop keeping
company with her lover. The wFetches then
left.
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HOTICE-Ths Band are now rlaki1.s 4 f.,,- n H.,
principal Eastern aIt Western cities an their "a. A.
70 LOUISVILLE ny 70 nj a. engagement ln tine after
CITY on The Zth u tebEL4Ty1 ~ al oi the Public Ii
bTary Of keutucky- f-LI =
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TIE FOLLOWING internal revenue ap-
Iointments were made to-day: Storekeep-
ers-P. III. Warlick, c. c. WitherS, Lawson
Ballard. j. II. Adams and VIM. Westmora-
land. sixth district of North Carolina; John
y BabcOck, SGugeT, fourteenth district OF
New York.
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Cents extra
For sale ~ METZEEyTT 4 Co :. N. s2J
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MARINE DISASTERS.
A StPanShfD gut TEtroux.h bx Ice

NEW CASTLE, bel, February s.-Thn
steamship NindiCatOr, from New York for
Philadelphia, was cut by ice while coming
Up the lay Yesterday. and fears are enter
talneu Of her sinking. But all efforts will
1c made 10 save her by diS,harging her cargo.
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81 The letter { will hold its own in the
next Senate, Christiancy and Cameron talk
ing the place OF Chandler and Carpenter.
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c.. 1 u IL ID btoIi II oIE IHER-- Joh
~, E.i, IEEaSh, vi hcalhey 1unctIon raSk;
Ia,,itt"S 10y 1i ilioIiilns h~llicu ~ her SteI
cIIiiS i''i' @ ds-O - = ; eaIs; tt
o,,,l M MIA, ohu yuIil lPine UPON lit
p,nIS,,-, 1ue Woiiian atteIhP'a tly
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NONLEY,
c o J 7 L NJ = x

90. IOIH STREET NoKTHwEsT
large Collection Of Fine Artistic BALL, TAB
LEAU and THEATRICAL GOsI CAkS ke2; on
kznd.
MAsAsD BALLS AID PARTIES supplied at
reasonable rates.
PS-Remeulher. Mask T. furnished with each
Ccsturre and al COsl lUmes dcy cred sad called Tor.
oetasm l.. MOXLEY, COS 10Th street.
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CHOLERA N NEETCo.-Thc New Orleans
Picdyuhe Of January II has this paraprapu.
Teresa Mexico. According to the Browns
vile Sentinel. from ci ght to a dozen persons
a day are dying from a disease resembling
ChOieIa lhorbuS. santa Teresa is only a snort
distance from MItamOrOS and constant
communication l. kept up between the two
places. The Sentinel saws that the dISpa. q
should make its appearance III NatamoroS.
~ would not be long before the people of
Brownsville would have il among them
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LACOS, III. February Cooks block
aud contents were burned yesterday. LD-~,
~ coo.
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IHF WINTER BREEZE At CHECAGO.-NTr.
Francis Miner. Of Lake Forest. narrowly e.-
capped breaking his neck, or damaging some
other portion oi his anatomy, as he was COM
ing 10 the city on the leo p. m. train. In al
tempting 10 90 from one car 10 another inst
outside the city limits he was blown from
The platform, as the train was running at fIa
rate o! 20 miles an hour. He struck i'm a snow
lark and sustained no injuries beyond few
bruises tbjecGG Times Ftb. f.
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EOR BALLS AND PARTIES.
MADAME p. BASTiF,

tfrJhl Baltimore
takeS pessures OF informing the Lad es % Ashfnz
tor Il Al she has iron this day t4ssa chargs ~ 80
HAIR DEPARTMENT a. CHAS B1TNrS sSS
being experienced IN this business for the 49,
twenty years guarantees ful salts action in N ITR
DRESSING, CHAMfOOIEG, and CI-TTTN1
CHILDREN ) HAIR Ruf RIDES HaIP
DRESSING . specially. Ladies viii b. attended,
% IN their 0wn houses b. leayI nF their order. AZ
CHAS. BAUM : Corset Factor.
dacl5 Sn 40- 9TH .trse@
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AVER. N As ! sbIGaTN N.-lI, I sultar|an
church in Harvard was burned yesterday.
Loss, SE.dy0.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
French A0airS-An EfPeti0n.

PARIS. February S.-Additipnal returns
from the election in the Seine e. OiSe yester-
day show that Nalentin, the candidate Of the
republicans. was chosen 90 the assembly.
There was also an election for member Of tie
wa TO choice. AMI a second ballot viii be
taken.
A GRAND BATTs
FOR The benefit Of the press took place last
M ght in Tire Epw opera house. The orchestra
was let by Johann Strauss. There was q
great crowd present. including the m 1mbCrs
OF the cabinet and other prominent persons.
one hundred and EIty thousand frJ-cs were
realized.
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a|Newton, n, H. having u drought. ex-
tiDguishes fire with cider,
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TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR.
BEECEER TRIAL.

More Tiltoa Letters To-Day.
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THE PUBLISHED STATEMENT that the
Senate Judiciary Committee had prepared
report cOndemning the action Of Attorney
General Williams in reference 10 the Har-
pcr's Ferry property, proves to be uafOuni-
cd. The committee has not even haI the
Subisft rnlpr con
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What It Was Made TiItOn Sex.
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EXAMINE THE SIS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES 1
Il NOW SELL FOR 81.
Tfe 81 GLASSES for One BSiiar. 80
The lo Gold Frame GLASSES for S5. ~ ~
TIE 81 7THERAOMETER for 81;
n. II. HEMPLER, Ogtician,
pzIy 453 Pennsylvania ave- cor. 45z Il.
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THE TEXAS PACIFIC RATLROAD.-The
senate Committee on Pacific railroads to-
day again postponed the vote on the Texas
Pacific railroad bin. The committee are
80 waiting the arrival Of Senator Stewart. the
chairman. before taking final action. He Is
expected 10 return tO-mOrrOH.
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COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTE-The
senate Committee on Privileges and Flee
lions mad under consideration on SATURDAY
me lwenty-second joint vote in regard to the
cruhtlng OF the electoral vote. IL was finally
agreed 10 report a bill repeating the present
ne ana enactlng new one. Instead OF the
Cbltcuon OF either House being sufficient to
i'irci The electoral vote OF any state as pro-
sl.ed by the present rule, according TO the
-,'W Fu-t the concurrent action OF both Houses
nan pe necessary. II there should be rwO
: q electoral returns from any state the
' lCt PRESIDENT must submit both sets 10 the
loiht convention of the two Houses and the
''JScllon OF either House shall cause the re-
lection OF both sets of returns. When obiac-
Ton = male To any electoral vote and the
Two Houses retire TO their respective cham
Dei> ioL actlon on the question, instead OF
voting without any debate. as. accorIin9 ~
me present rule, two hours debate shall be
allowed no one speaker TO occupy more than
ten minutes, and after the expiration of the
time the majority may close the debate and
proceed 10 vote.
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THE LOUISIANA CONFERENCE.-THE Con
greSSiOna al investigating committee in New
Orleans has offered the following aS a basis
Of compromise between the two parties. and
uIOn which the committee are willing to act
as &rhItr? tors: The committee will under
ak" 10 decide which cOnt-S tantS are right
fully entitled to the five disputed seats in the
Louisiana house of delegates. the conditions
being that no matter what the decision may
be- the COnSel VatiVes viii not endeayO 10
Interfere with tie Kellogg government. hut
will sustain il in good faith. The result
would doubtless be that the conservatives
would control the lower branch OF the IagiS-
laturc, the republicans the upper, and KcI-
logg be guaranteed an official lease of life
until the end Of his term. The question OF
agreeing 10 such compromise is involved in
doubt, on account Of McEncly's opposition,
as stated in n telegram in SATURDAYS STAR.
Another difficulty appears in the attitude of
the members who constitute the Kellogg
house OF delegates rs they will not consent
that hT. HOarS committee shall turn out the
half-dOZen members who constitute the ma
lOrity. A split in the conservative party is
also lOTeShadOwCd, a. there seems TO be
faction led by Penn which acts on the COM
promise policy, ard promises 10 disband the
White League, nOtW. thStanaing the Mem
cry clique have taken up a position i'm the
last ditch. SO far negotiations have pro-
greSSed without any blood being split. The
committee Will conclude the Investigation
to-day, and leave at once for Washington.
POISONED BY WALL-PhPER.-A we'll
known member OF the bar in this city for the
last few months past has been suffering with
some obscure disease, which has bafffeI the
skill of physicians and the power of mCdi-
clneS. Some time ago the gentleman read
an article III the COuTier-J Journal on arSeuical
poisoning from wallpaper, and he recognized
in the diagnosis of the case a description of
bis own symptoms.
4 sample of the paper of the wall o. hi,
bedroom was submitted 10 DT. J. u. Bar
mum, analytic chemist. for examination, and
found 10 contain quantities OF arsenic in the
cOloriEg. probably two grains 10 the square
loot: and as the paper had faded, probably
much more had been disseminated through
Tie room and taken into the system Of the
unfortunate occupant. By the application oC
pfoptf &ntldoieS tile poison was Immediately
removed from the system, ana the trpIbir-
some symptoms entirely Curcd.-Lye@gFl.
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DON CARLOS RETREATING.
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FRESCH ELECTIONS.
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TIE VAR IN SPAIN.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and GOSSIP.

MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS are held on
Saturdays, commencing at three and last
ing until FIVE o'clock p. M
The Presidents public reception will Oc-
cur Tuesday evening, February 23d, and will
continue from eight to ten O'Clock 2. m.
State Dinner;-Tuesday, February 9th.
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INTERNAL REyENUE.-The receipts from
tbs source TO-DAY were $50. .54S.54.