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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-02-12

Fine silk Hats . Speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT.
Moody Begging for the n. VI. q. 4

NBw YORK, Nov. 1s.-At Messrs. Moody
and sankey's meeting, to-day, after requests
for prayers for various towns, cities.
churches, back-sliders, drun karts and others
had been received, Mr.. Moody read the 18th
chapter of Exodus and said this: Nay, Nay.
God wanted us TO give, 10 give willingly. II
they would not bring gold then they were 10
bring silver. II they could not br ing silver
then they could bring brass, purple and fine
linen, goats hair, rams skins, precious
stones. God wanted offerings. As he had
given out on Tuesday there would be a coli
lection taken up TO pay off the debt of
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TON,
and every one should give something to-day
He had been identified with these associa-
tions for years, and IL was in the Young
Mems Christian Association he learned how
10 preach and get hold of men s hearts. He
cited several Instances where young men
had been saved from lives OF dissipation
through the influence of these associations
Rev. DR., Guy Ter said that large majority OF
those who had been reached since Moody
and SaDkey had been i'm Brooklyn were
young men. Rev. Dr. Fulton told how,
through his efforts, a young man who hal
teen
CONVICT AT THE PENITENrIARY,
and with whom he had prayed, while visit
ing there was brought To Jesus through
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. Sankey said that he belonged TO a small
ISOLATION in town OF Pennsylvania, and
" as sent as delegate from that association
10 The national convention. and il was al
this convention he met Mr.. Moody.
A collection was then taken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

SUICIDE oF ~ CNFoRrvNArE woRE-
INGMAN 81 sredici kerger. twenty sever,
Year, az sge. committed suiCifo a. rleSlay
night by hanging himself lu the cellar 81 Ms
rf>ldet @, On Lemon strHct. WeSt ct payson
street lie hau BEEN out az work fnr some
tlne aud his WHO. it n stated. On TUESDAY
ulbIalded him f.rtOiuC nothing. a 90 On reaf-
eued mat "a les he should INA SOFAS. hing ID
90 ste would leave him ard uu TIE. te,,nlne
81 IueSuay she went tp The houss. at a neigh
Tor where she remained during tse might
Nothing was seem az IS u-,cr ff.-r o., - clock
TUESDAY night whom. 10 iS supposed. DE went
To TIE cellar 80 his hpuss and tying n hand
kerchief about hts neck. hung himself with
" rom beam On the cellar. H. Wa folaI
about a. m Yesterday hy hi~ mother In
lew. who was living "a the house AZ the
time. lying on the fioDi dead. win the hand
kercbief torn frrn the b am aud Siill tieI
about hrs neck. Coroner OEte was nOfiaei
and summoned Jury 81 Inquest. who found
a verdict of death hv Sutcf e" The cause OF
Ire death vas doubtless melancholy resnlt-
ing from his Impoverished conditioa The de-
c'aStc leaves wife iu delicate health aud IN
cesttute circumSfarceS. The deceased viii
he huried AZ the expense OF the city.-Bala.
Gd-cftC. lS'h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

GOLD IN MIssoURI.-The Quincy (nl0
Wing publishes a letter from a special CORE
spondent sent to investigate the reported
existence OF gold i'm the Charlton Hills. Mo
The statements of the corresp ondent basel
ON examinations made by himself and on
trustworthy information, and on the result
OF prospecting done, leave no doubt of the
existence of gold throughout a region OF
country extending across portion OF Macon
entirely across Adair, and probably into
PUTNAM county. This embraces tract
about Ia miles wide and 35 miles long, 20
miles west of Quincy. Specimens of gold
found in that region leave no question as to
Inc genuineness of the metal. but whether it
VIII be found III paying quantities remains
10 be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
IThe city hall Of Louisville. Ky, wac
damaged by nre yesterday. Loss not a. :

- lue CITY udu Oh LDulkNllle. Ky. WGS
cerfained.
The national grange OF the Patrons Of
Husoandry met IN convention yesterday a.
the Gait House, Louisville.
nlctor emmanuel has issued a decree
granting q subsidy OF 10000 lire to the TIA
ian committees 70 the centennial exhioitio.
~Jos. Halphen a Co, diamond mer-
chants OF Paris. have failed, with liabilities
estimated at 5000, 600.
~ The American women suffrage asso-
c,aiion met 1t New York last night, Bishop
Gilbert Paveu presiding.
Hon. j. Watts Kearny, . son OF Gen.
eral Phil. is said By the ran kfort American
Citizen 70 have the inside track for the Ken
lucky speakersbfp this year.
~The Mexican senate and house Of .rep-
resentatives have chosen their president ayif
vice president. A compulsory educatioIal
bill has been introduced In Congress.
Vyohh w. Suel, . young man, commftS,a
suicide At ballroom door 1t JoaesborS'
Ga, Monday night because he was not 10.
vfted.
0The second annual convention os In.
womens temperance union aasem blea M
Cincinnati yesterday. Two huudred deies
gates, representing nineteen states. Vere
present "efe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

nFnICsrIoN OF rHE poE MosUMUNr-
The monument erected 10 Edgar Allan Poe
under the auspices OF the teachers al the pub
lie SchoolS of Bslti more. was formally deii-
Gated yesterday afternoon. THE exercises
were mainly conducted I'm the large study
han Of the Western Female High School
where an entertainment was given ten years
ago as a first effort In behalf of the project
Tow 50 happily consummRted. The remain
ing exercises were Al the grave OF the poet,
over which the monument Il reared tn West
minister cemetery, ~ the corner OF Fayette
and Green streets, adjoining the Female
High school. The exercises consisted Of an
opening address by Prof VIM. Elliott. r..
The reading of poem contSbuted by VIM.
Winter. or the y. \. Tribune, aud addresses
ny Prof. N. v. Shepherd, mayor elect
IatrObe, and Nelson Poe a cousin az the la
mented poet. Letters were read from VIM.
tGllen Bryant. John q. Whittier. John G..
SAKE, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Alfred renny-
son. James i. Fields, of Boston, George w.
Childs, OF the Philadelphia Ledger, ana
Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
The annual general meeting of the stock
holders of the Washington and Ohio railroad
company was called 10 meet in Alexandria
Va. yesterday, but upon call of roll il was
ascertained that there was not quorum
present. there being but two hundred and one
votes, whereupOn motion was adopted that
the meeting adjourn subject to the call of
The board OF directors. The report OF the
general superintendent shows the recipts for
the year ending September 50, 1875, to have
been S@, 252 and the expenditures Sos, $50 0S.
leaving balance of S21 ,672 -. The road is
represented as being in good running order
its entire length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

Cincinnati Enquirer states that L. ID. Sine,
OF Sine's Lottery" has become hopelessly in
sane, and a guardian has been appointed to
several hundred thousand dollars. Mr. Sine
is native OF Hampshire county, West Vir.
ginia, and Is printer by trade. About the
year leoO ne lost his eyes whilst attempting
to clean out with powder a steam pine in a
printing Office. He then engaged i'm one lot.
terry business, in which he amassed large
fortune, and was doing prosperous business
eTaI issued an order fOrbiddipg the payment
10 Sine of money orders from the sale of lot
terry tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

A FAMILY OF CoUNTERFEIrERs.-C
Clman arrested Elizabeth Kenny and her
son and two daughters, of IS Elizabeth
street, last night, on suspicion OF passing
counterfeit 1--WE cent nickels In Mrs. Ker-
ny's room were found ninety pieces OF a.
spurious coin, quantity OF the metal e.
which they were made, a smelling pot, a..
parts OF the molds. The boy is III years . 4 /,
one daughter is 10, and one l3. The e est.
Elizabeth, was arrested two months q % for
passing counterfeit nickels, but was = leased
for lack Of evidence 10 convict.-N Il Sea,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

WIN. NJ. TWEED has played his very last
card and lost. In other words, his applica-
ton 10 the court OF appeals, the highest trl-
ounal In the state, first, for a bill OF particu-
lars, and second, for q reduction OF bail, has
been denied. The suit on the part of the
people to recover the millions stolen from
them Will now proceed, therefore. without
further decay. The news was communica-
TED 10 Tweed shortly after ii was telegraphed
from Albany, and it is unnecessary to add il
did not tend to augment the habifual cheer
fulness which he manages to main tain-N,
Y. Cor. EIiiid. Ledger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

THE NEW YORK CHILD AcRoBAT.-The
defence in the case of Little Prince Leo
commenced in New YORK Tue sday morning.
Leonard, the lads trainer. stiff a that his
cal name is Wellington I. Husband, and
that he resides at 2i6 South Eighth street,
Philadelphia. tie denies that there was any
strain on the child In the feats he was re-
quired 10 perform; nor was there any danger
TO HIM. A number OF acrobats aud other
performers were examined. and none ofthenl
considered the Lad : exercises dangerous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

COLONEL BUTLER remains at the charity
hospital at New Orleans, aud the Physicians
say That his recovery will be speedy. as his
D. Jurles are not so serious at first Thought.
Mr. Hawkins says that the trouble origina-
q In the ~. Charles saloon, aud that ex-
u vernon yarmouth was not present II il
sal that the quarrel grew out OF some things
Sodiug said about Tom Ochiltree, who,
Butter said, Is his friend. Golding has been
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

a PRIEST SUED FOR SLANDER.-Charles
Bachmeyer, Williamsburgh music teach
er. has sued Father Raber of the Roman
Catholic church OF 81. Leonard Maurice, for
slaDder, demanding damages in ~ 600. The
complaint alleges that Bachmeyer was
chorister i'm the Fathers church, and that in
a difficulty about employment Of singers
conduct toward a certain young lady, and
slen discharged him from the choir. On an
plyine Tor a position i'm st. Benedictus
church, Sachmeyer says he was again met
by tbe sane accusations from the same
scourcp The subject was referred 90 Bishon
Loughlin, but nothing was done ABOUT ill.,
" y. SIN. 1sfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

vt. Louis, Nov. is.-Two young men Of re-
sPcfahle corrections. named Reed and pa
VS., living in Pike cpnnty. got into q quarrel
scout a COW last Sunday, and Red kIlled
Davis
lay hcfarc vesferlay Henry Hnllinshfef
and Auua bis wife were sentenced nv
the circuit clurt % GaScnr ate county 10 ~
hsrged a. Herman nscemher a.. Cor the
law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

CREDIT MoBILIER AGAIN.-In the PhfIa-
deipnla court OF common pleas an injunction
was esterday granted restraining the stock-
holders OF the credit mobilier of America
from ratifying q contract OF compronisa
with the Union Pacific railroad company
The complainant was Rowland A. Hazard.
who charged that the whole scheme was Ia
advance the interests OF the Union Pacs6.
company at the expense OF the credit m -
bilier, and was illegal and fraudulent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

A LOST CLIENr.-COunsellor James II.
Fay, of No. II Pine street, reported 20 super
tenoent Walling, at the central department,
yesterday, that John r. OSullivAn, his
client In 81 lawsuit at present pending, had
disappeared the day previous under circum
stances OF mysterious nature. A full
9 oschpd OF me me missing man va te,s-
l1Ut,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCuF.
JECTs assembled in Baltimore yesterday 10
the ninth annual session. Delegates were
present from all the large cities of the coun-
try, and some interesting papers were read
The annual address comprised a report of
the work OF the association, viDdicated il :
usefulness In advancing the standards of
architecture, advocated a more thorough or
ganiZatiOn on the part of the profession and
referred 10 new journal to start IN January
as The organ of the institute. The report OF
Inc board OF trustees was read which en-
braced some important Correspondence with
the Secretary OF the Treasury concerning the
architectural supervision and planning of
government buildings. There were also re-
ports from various chapters, and in the after
noon the institute elected its officers for the
ensuing year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
A Burmese COnspfracy.
Rua1nesa Fnflure
New York Faflures-BPfck Pomerov.s
Had Ranst

NEw YORK, Nov. ls.-Mark NJ. Poraeroy,
bankruptcy. His Liabilities are sl40 D00 aud
DIS assets nothing except his wearing APP
pafel. Livingston 4 Co., real estate bro
kers; Seller & Maxwell, boot and shoe man
ufacturers, and Jonathan Frost, OF the
Spingler House, failed yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

POLITICAL NOTES.-The full official vote
from all the counties i'm Wisconsin has been
received. The majorities of the successful
Candidates are as follows Governor Lud-
lpgton, republican, ~; Lieutenant Governor
Parker, democrat, pol; Secretary of State
Doyle. democrat, Cpl; Treasurer Kuehn
democrat, 2.s04; Attorney General Sloan,
democrat. l,Sll; Superintendent Public In
sfructinn Soaring. democrat, LIS Las,
evening Judge Kelley delivered his soft.
money address I'm New Haven. Conn The
house was crowded and the speaker was fire.
QueGtly applauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

A DEFAULrING CAsHIER--At Louisville,
Ky, the firm of Joseph Mitchell & CO.,
deficit of 50 900 in the accounts of William
A. Borden, their confidential clerk. Borden
has been stealing for the last four years. IL In
charged, and is said to have lost the money
at the card-tabIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

The SPANISH SESSATION-Do CfIlOg'
Lefier 10 htng Al fonsO.-Don Carlos auticipa-
ting war between the United States aud
SPAN, proposes n truce with King A lfon so to
all IN fghting IL out. He reserves his pre-
tei sions to the throne, however. THE atti-
tGde of President Grant" the letter says. lis
q prelude TO war between Spain and the
United States If yOu do rot recognize the in-
dependence OF Cuba. The revolution which
you represent Is responsible for this patrici-
dal rebellion. Had / reigned it would not
have occurred: at least not gained strength.
Now, however, the integrity of the country
is at stake. and all her children are bound To
delerd 1t should war break out. offer you q
truce as long az the contest lasts. but main
tain my rights 10 the crown, as ! retain the
conviction that shall one day wear It,. |
cannot send my loyal volunteers To Cuba,
but will defend these provinces. The Can
faDrlan coast will send out privateerS
manned by an indomitable population of
that coast, which will pursue the merchant
ships of our enemies, and perhaps cha
them into their own harborS. IL you accept
my truce, let us appoint representatives TO
settle the conditions. IfyOu refuse the worii
viii be the witness that Catholic Spain has
nObly done her duty"
The Correspondence says there will he
three hundred thousand yalist troops in the
neld by the LIST of December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

THE New York Sun, as heretofore stated
in THE STAR, c0ntemplates q Sunday edi-
ton ON the LIST of December and the Tribune
ON the 1et OF January. All the New York
morning papers will then publish Sunday
editions, the Herald. Times, World and Star
having long done SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

MoRMONs INDICTED FOR PoLYGAMY-
Eighteen M0rmons living at franklin
Idaho, have been indicted Tor polygamy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
G,tncrt,. 49,. ,...ra.,

. hoNfhEAL, Nov. lS-rne excl ie nent over
'ulooru burial has completely died out.
hnt 20 distarhat 90 81 any ktnd haS h,.ep az
tempted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

ELECTION FRAUDs.-Proceedings in the
court at Wilkesbarre, Penn, on the 18TH
inst, disclosed the preparation Of several
petty frauds At the recent state election by
democrsts. IL was proved that the eIectiof,
returns officially flled in the prothonotary's
office had been altered, false and forged
papers substituted for the genuine ones, and
other frauds perpetrated In the Interest or
defeated democratic candidates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
BisInaTck's War On the Catholic

LONDON, Nov. ia special To the Pql
MAJ G"zeffc from Berlin states that the Prus-
san government is preparing proceedings
before the ecclesiastical court against the
archbishop of Cologne and the bishop OF
TTeres. The object is 10 depose them.
A Burmese Conspiracy.
RANGOoN, Nov. is-A conspiracy 10 seize
the arsenal and To burn the town OF Rangoon
has been discovered by the authorities. A
great many Burmese have been arrested on
suspicion OF completely in the affair.
Business Failure.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The failure of the Ma
nilla branch OF the house of Russell. SturgiS
& Co., is reported here.
Not Appointed.
LONDON, Nov. ls.-The appointment OF
Messrs. Holker and q ford u the attornev
and solicitor generalship respectively, not /
yesterday, is now denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
Fresh NQeat Tor Enrona.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ID, -The steamship
dav has incinded in her csrso thirty Jpesse',
beeves, one hundred and ntIy dressed sheen
and a large quantity Of poultry and oysters,
which IL IL proposed TO land az Liverpool In
paratus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
Rig Majority for a iabama's y en- Car.

ratification of the w constitution will not
be less than tfty and may reach sixty thou-
sand. Only four counties In tie state gave
malortties aeai 1t IL, the remaining sixty
one overwhelni .ngly in favor of il,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

THE UNION LEAGUE of America will n,,e..
the sth day OF December in PHILADELPHIA Tor.
consideration OF national politics, public
school Interests and the protective tarir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

IN .~S0a 1Gfoo0 - Death.
ningham'f house was burned last night, and
four child n persisted In the flames. Mr.
ana MIS-. Cunningham narrowly escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
kilograms to The Star
FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

A GEORGIA TRAIN TELESC0PED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18
Powder SGiaIs Raovu On.

GoEhAM, Nj, Nov. is.-The two milking
miDs II tie Oriental powder mills 81 South
Whitman were blown up this morning. No
one was injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

oTSTEn BLACK-HILL MISERs--A party
of Black-litll miners arrived at Kansas CITY,
Mo, last Sunday. They number six. and are
under the lead of Andrew Young. They lett
81. Louis last May. with a carload OF OUTFIT.
They arrived at Cheyenne. and went west 10
avoid the military, They struck into the
Black Hills about TO miles west OF the Red
Cloud agency and about ~ miles east of Fort
Waterman. They found the country full OF
game, and covered with pine and cedar.
They proSpected and found fine -four gold.
The Indians allowed them tO get % work
ard Then informed the military. They were
forced Ia leave. They brought out 500 IN
gold dust, and sold their outfit AT Medicine
Bow for S2C1, that cost them s1a0. Young
says man can make so day after his
siuices are made and Ice gets Ia work. The
soldiers treated them well. They were twO
weeks on their return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-18

BUTCHERY.-Martin Wooster died i'm Phil
adelpbia yesterday from the effect OF q stab
in the bead with butcher knife by Daniel
Hildebrandt, upon whom he had made an
attack. Rildebrandt is i'm custody.
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4 wAsHINeroNIAN INJURED
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ ksseCihTIGS viii met net "a THGRsDtY
!, MING, At 2. NJ 81 the Office OF the Q.
n,yH Il r. :. ELLIOT, Secretary.
AsONIC.-The Am al Couvoca.ion of the
~ CRAM hoy L FRCH 90 SPrERo Of he
n FRIDAY EVENING the 18Th Instant, at 7
fiSS st L. C. STEPHENS, Grand Secretary.
~ VETERANS OF MEXICAN wAR-.n
10y a fourL.d m .sting will ~ hsid S4TUR 1AY
EV'NISG. 20;h instant, at iII1 Pennsylvania
W. DEyyEa, President:
A. NJ. kETADAY, Secretary. novH-3t'
TsL.DpIH SECURITY. OIL.-The ssf,s:
~ and best Burns longer; burma brighter, sad
sill rot explode. Manufactured ~ q. WEST q
SONS, Balrmore, Mo noyI- In
- SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES.
LINCOLN HALL al 3:9O O'Clock,
Conducted by the Young Men Of the Association.
YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED.
MUSIC LED BY ORGAN AND CoRNEr.
Glasses in English Grammar aud Arithmetic con-
meDce TUESDAY EVENING, at s 30. oct3O-tr
FkhL PERSONS DESIRING TO LEARN
PITahss sH !. may find an
lsLds church, "A street northwest Full course Of
oh Lessons $40 Thorough mastery of the Snse
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Special Improvement = per cent. Bonds, receivs-
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N SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES eau
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viii much longer continue. Call at once and take
u '-' ~" ' 20. tAYs CO.,
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Dealers in Government and District Securities
Foreign Exchange and Gold. seplt-y
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Opposite TrtGSpTy Department..
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Collections made on all points.
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BANK ELS,
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Wy Hsy-at LG,r, has removed to No. 1921 st.
northwest, opposite Ebbit House, and will be
Pleased TO see his friends aud business acquaint-
aEces. Legal busiDefs solicited and money invested
Rooms and Offices for rent in same building. ie9f
HFSAMCEL q. YOUNG,
~ NOTARY iUBLIC,
ctH-d OFpIcR-STA BUILDING.
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MOODY AND SANIxEN-