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WANrED--TO RENT.
-
~ ANTEp-TU RENT IN oAGOnH VICINITY.
for b manufacturing purpose, 4 building. IL I
eof!e1 IN hSGpt+ Win sp&ta tfon 1,hQ u {,
feet 4o each oor With without puWaf u 70
talEp41 cunnectlu0 dstlrable. Ataxel9 H..
ltf hElAun CO.. CatcaEo, Mt.
~ AkTED-TO RKaT-A GOOD Hay Palm.
" with eonios tahs hu!idtnxs within u luas Of Chi
qAEot aAuAiHeta1J soEotcoets Addfrs4 n. Box q.
W ASTED-ro KRSr-RY 4, Y0EN0. MAN. 4
~ stog,o TOOTH. without boAtd. Suuth Ads. below
1xs!f!at: state tssm.. Add.e.s Il Irihune odace.
N|ANrED-rOR RENT-A NEAT LITTLE COrThGE
VIII buy fuFntun suitable Address viii al psrtuu.
WANTEp-T1. .RkNT--I HAVK ! GOOD TENANT
That would Ike new housu Of about nine Euouis.
Han1o tnn1t he betMttp Et&1eenth and Thtsly-arst,
"a south 6Idn. WILLARD 4. SMlTu. Room il, II
East Aonsns.st.
WAhrEp-TO RKN1N7A IaOuM ea1ta Or *as9 Or
Y. Il. ADxaiS Roon. !. ~ W..a,as taa.ss. NS'4
WHNTED-i0 EHSTIvA WELL fURSISIEP
s bnsd prorftsor tna family Nh pt5.ssKe oi t.k,as
Adtestst has kept boa rdors. hut Il eoaadeat
ability to Gtta eafifs &Aat&ctto1. AdtseAs ~ Tri-
uus ouco.
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TOil GALE = CHEAP FOR CASH on FART
Il timo-flouao No. Il Wes: Thtstocnthst.. neat Cea-
lFa1sv; yehrs' leato at tat At rs 3raf: baFEAn.
q. Il. GOV EKT. 94l Dino ls!anday.
TOR soXl25. ON P.ArnIE-Ay.., NORTH
81 Thisty~ahSss+; ony rs nes loot so,tHo9 ros'
]. u. KUHN, III G!nEk.et. ---
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SITUATIONS wArrEp.-MALE.

Eool1soepers. Clerks. DO.
CfTCATf0N WANTED - BY a TfIORoUoHLy
- dsy eoodi t.ssaa md rtue
eeen ysAts In ChesFoh And y pFastaI smpoYed Of
t49 tAs9sst !of&n lQuse9 In me EtE. Hal onu
t4LMs IaS A!otaHk Haogt, Fe.nA<tFt tthknu y
,,eeNut pEutsnt pttSn. Hoon aAH9 no attH :: "a
tnso = u: y 1nua.E toHn os Giy HHathfh an Ern
i IT. Tr,ans asnc "'n ''s' n' - fa1
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Enn BALE-HSlLBHOOD-N HOUSE AND
lot we'll lacated: nnly Il, 10; TILL Ia l bargain. j.
aihTFEHUN, IL lAsae- Ct.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

Tbs dsnsEa Tn osas!Antle Coupanys Astl Stoamshlps
hstssen New York and Aasts, will tall from Pof No. M
NGrtA !H!eF. Nov Yuak, ~ follows.
To bs IolloNsd b. stsamos ssot7 alternate Saturday.
E1cuIlun tckntA Asvuduced rates.
AIassran tfaseess, ~ taking this Iua, ssold bath
sAa, hy Ensash and Tho = ssos4ns
lbs ChAnnet bGstdbs saving tr1uls A1a
EEURNE il MAlkEGXIE. A2aIt. u NE0Alxsy.
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E'olt sAL1;-iooIaN r.. TO ALLEY. EAST FRONT
i on Humboldt. boulevard north Fuli.fson.art At
aplcndii bsrSaia. L4liKlX I JEHks, 81 i. Wash-
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Coaohmon. Io1m1r; : q,
SITUATION WAHTED-.nY KiEats lAK ZEN.
- Ra ~ c4AthA In rllE&ta family: tbs hGgt Of soccu1.
sacndAtloa. Address q H. Trtbano atHcs.
C,ITUArtOs wAVTEp-nr MAN ARD WIFE f0 KR.
- mapl ths eoecam.a. tts Wenan N d9 sonetai
framework: country preferred. pfssss GALL II til North
HSlla.ht., ur stairs,
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ITO ExCMAN0E-taxlto FRET COHNEH FULTON
oA A. lsxaIas 9E Euc Tue eoFuot u ths beat tpi
tnnak. M. HALL. ltooiu II. Ia b,utA Gi1tx.pt.
f;"1 KxoilA NiiN-FOR HOusK AND Lot WORTH
sAn q h1tea Q! h!ce 9tou1d within four blocks ct
aek lAaa Halfoad 1uas A southMsat II N!us lsiAnd
sutdison. 4. 6. HOYb. itoom Il. liz EAT sds9as IT,
no kxCHAK1E-&, FKKr ON WAHABlI,AY,,
Tins. AKaRY l: lLILL. Is W.shiasioa:s u.
}VAhTkn-A tAlh Or u, ACRES. WITH
e!,, lLalt.. q. 1. Hill. s Ws.si1s .s.-.s.
tFAhTkD--1E KICHANOH HUR FIRsTCLlG8
W. iss's Rs9Rs a d ssses' ef e.
MI, Ez1btas pHss+
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a--Dtrot corner pl Hetfs And Kbnsfe-sts,
1-Depot oorncr Of Canal And Klnsle.1ts.
WIGHT an CEMrf1A'. hAtL 17a7.
afpst. foat n La&-H.. and }ant " Tsrrt3 ..<ese.
7r1toft< 81 f'tarkH.. Fouhedst csTnsf a. Rantakshs
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E,6l B1Li-6 LOT8 ON KGAN-AV., NK1H !TAIr
L siod-st. bNYDEn 4 LIZ. NJ. II Ntzoa's build
Tugs. notthes.t eolnos M.atoo antl lALalla.sts.
i1OK RHLE-WAi5HsH.NV. AND THIRTY Third.
- }un ~ ia feot northo.st cnrnor Wahsstas. and
ThitJ-ihI,d.st.; longtime fndHe :u,ent to BUILDER.
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J. Thlrty.thfrdAt.
Two lots on tlAx.av., eorass of 8tsntcn:st.
Two Iuts nn Weht AdanR-st., p8ar tAtifnrutA-ay.
ktEA1 I{IE. 1A {aSeiln.<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

TIE FRENCH BoUILLI.-The most COM
mon dish throughout F.ance il piece of
plainly boiled fresh beef, from which the soup
has been partly made, and which H. sepa-
rately served up a. bouilli, accompanied BY
strong gravy and minced vegetables or
stewed cabbage. Now this, addressed in the
French mode, IL ever delicate, both in fibre
and flavor; while, in the usual manner OF
boiling ~, IL Is almost always hard and In
slpid. The reason, says that celebrated cook /,
Careme, is this: The meat il put in tie pot
with the usual quantity OF cold water, aud
placed at the corner Of the FIRE place. where,
slowly becoming hot, the heat gradually
swells the muscular fbers of the beef, dis
solving the gelatinous substances therein
contained, and disengaging that portion
which chem SITS term .osmazone,' aud which
impsrts saver TO the nesh-thus both render
ing the meat tender and paiatable, and the
broth relishing and nutritive; while, on the
contrary, IL the pot he inconsiderately put
upon too quick a fire, the boiling Is precipi-
tated, the iber coagulates and hardens, toe
osmazone Is hindered from disengaging IT.
self, and thus nothing is obtained but piece
of tough meat, and a broth without taste or
snccplQpcpr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

CAPTAIN BoYToNs SWIM Down THE
London News, bring some details OF Captain
BOyton's fresh exploit, floating down the
Rhine from Basic to Strasbourg. He was
greatly distressed by the violent back cur
rents, and said he found the river worse than
the Mississippi, the Ohio or the Missouri
de recounts, that hailing a boatman to
know where he was, the man, seeing in the
water an inexplicable floating black mass
rowed away exclaiming: "The devil.n On
arriving at Kehl, Captain Boyton was car
rted violently by the rapid current against
Inc bridge OF boats, and sunk for a few sec.
onds. He came out of the water much ex-
hausted, having taken many more hours
than he had calculated to perfor m the dis
lance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19
The MaPkeA

BALrIMoRI. Oct. ls.-yirsinis sizes, peelers -:
do consols, $50; West Nirginise, 3; North Carliaa
sizes old IL; do pes, To- do. special tax, lid To-
day. ehsar quiet and steady, l0is al0iS
bALTlNoRE, Oct. B.-Cotuon quiet and strong
middling., 1873. :, Flour quiet and unchsngsd
Wheat strsng-No western rel, l.x2ss; Mary
land white, 7Oal.s5; other grades unclaimed
Corn nrm-southern white. ast. do yellow, 7lss
western mixed, 7lS; spot, 6ss first half Nov ember
69h soyenber;,, Oats dull and unchanged. Bye
steady. 15as2. Hay quet-Pennsy iya nia aud Aary
land D. 0ss40. Provisions dull and heavy; oni .
limited jobbine demand; Pork, $50 Bulk meats
ncnfnaiiy lower-shoul6ers, 9sia; clear rib sides,
lSal loose: packed. ss4slyx Bacon dull bur steady
shoulders, le1s clear RIB sides, lak Hams, ISL sl6
Lard seady-rehDed, hk. Butter steady aud un
changed Petroleum ussettled-crude, g. 49,: re
lined, lSh. Coffee dull, weak and lower-Rio car.
sces EHA2l; Jobbins, isa2z. Whisky dali bat
INV YORK. Oct. l9-Stocks active and steady
Money, 2. Gold, 10y, Exchange, long, E55; short,
-. Governments dull and steady.
HEw fokK, Oct. IS. - Flour quiet aud IN
CHANGED Wheat aIiet and steady. Corn nrm.
LONDON, Oct. ~, II - p. m.-Consols for mo- ey
and scSonnt. 81 Is, L. 8. bonds, 1855, old Ics2.
lso., i@s krie, ~. Paris adyicss quose renie. al
bS francs IS confines.
FRANKFORT, Oct. l9.-U. s. bonds, new Ewes, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

THE FREEMASoNs AND THE PoPE.-The
success of the recent Freemason's Congress
at Lausanne, in Switzerland. has been so
decided that similar meeting in lS77 is
alre ady TALKED OF, 70 take place in Rome or
In London. II in Rome, its president would
probably be King Victor Emanuel; M la
London, the Prince Of Wales. Ii is said thai
as body, the Freemasons would prefer
London. A meeting at Rome would appear
10 be direct antagonism to the Pope, watch
Victor Emanuel would probably not desire
TO appear 10 encourage, particularly If. a.
rumor states, his Majesty has not given
over the hope OF reconciliation with his
Holiness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

IJames McGrath, VINO was confined in
Ludlow street jail, New York charged with
counterfeiting silver half dollars, has es-
capped.
~Sixty tons of small-erm ammunition
are reported TO have been shipped frum Lon
don as merchandise and landed 1t Shang-
hal, and the Brittah government has ordered
an investigation into the matter.
ga New Orleans property owner wish
ing to sell, finds his title clouded by jud,-
ment against another person OF the same
name, and driven to the courts to get IL
cleared.
OThere were very heavy frosts on Tues
day and Wednesday nights In Cecil cou nty
Nd. The tomato vines, like william Allen
weren't able to rise up the next morning On
both nights Leo was formed. ~
~Amovement In In progress among .o,,.
OF the Aethodist ministers In Boston 10 neii-
ton the President for the pardon OF the Jef-
iersoo Borden muttneers now under sen-
tenco Of death.
The cable ship Faraday wasexpected 10
saii yesterd - or to-day for the purpose OF re-
pairing u, Injury 70 the direct cable "a is
expected me repairs VIII be completed about
the 10th proximo.
SHs r. Kruger, who sholserea Carl
SchuY-. amer hts escape nom the Osrman
foFtr - OF Spandau In 1885, and VINO vas
thrown into prison and had his property con-
sPandan, at the age OF sevsuty-six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

POLITICAL MOTIFS The prohibitiOnists OF
Minnesota are aghast at the discovery that
their candidate for Governor is engaged in
raising barley and raises too much OF IL for
all 10 be used in the making of soups. The
Maine Senate Will be composed OF % republic
cans and II democrats; the House of 81 re-
publicaDs, 80 democrats, and independents.
The seats of Two representatives Will be con-
tested. 800 The Charleston Is. CT News
that the democracy of the south and west
must be pusillaIimous indeed if they submit
sDy longer to their iDsoient and unscrupu-
lous dictatiOn. The Indianapolis Senti-
mel says that IL anything definite was de-
termined by the Ohio contest IL was that the
democracy of the south and west must decide
what shall he Tie policy of the democratic
party on finances in the next general con-
test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

M. hi. rs AND THE FRkNCH REPUBLIC.
AZ n<nquet given TO NJ Theirs on Sunday
. -,nachon, In the Gironde, he delivered an
~ddress, ia which he said the republic must
be maintained. He thought the radicals were
deserving of more confidence than their op
ponents gave them credit for. aud he desired
the dismissal OF all functionaries who do no,
support the republic He thought the policy
of the future was peace and non intervel-
ton, and he advocated q liberal and mel.
crate system of etIcAtiou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19
The I.imlico Race.

BALTIMORE. oct. l9-The fall meeting of
the Maryland Jockey Club, PimlicO course,
commenced to day. The weather was cloudy
but bracing; the track in fine condition, and
the attendance fair. The first race mile
dash, purse $500, for maidens of all ages won
by Lizzie r.; Springlet second, O'NeaI third
Gray Log fourth, followed by Evelyn, Car
ter, Jest, AuStral, Violet, Allecto, and Pala-
den, as tanned. Time: 1.20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

THE LATE CONFERENCE AT ERIE..The
] RE Methodist Episcopal conference. which
n ct at Y Youngstown, Ohio. October 9Th, by q
: ote OF li9 yeas to - nays, passed a resolu.
ton calling upon the general conference to
n a Ike the office OF presiding elder elective by
n e annual conferences. Additional resolu-
t'ons were passed. I. That the conferences
4 Id not desire To give the presiding elders
equal powers with the bishops in making
appointments for the preachers; neither did
e desire the bishops to become mere presj-
dents or the conferences. =. That in case the
proposed chaDge was carried, provision
should be made for the Introduction of law
men into Ihe animal conferences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

A PASTOR STRICKEN WITH AP0PLEXY IN
HIS When Rev. Joshua Day, pas
tor of the North Baptist church, Newark. as
ceIded his pulpit in his church on Orange
street. yesterday. he complained OF feeling
Ill. While he was reading his sermon he " as
stricken with apOplexy and fell PROSTATE to
the floor. TIE congregation rose to their
feet. Three of the deacOns rushed to his aid
and he was removed to his home at No. Al
Bernard street Medical attendance was at
once summoned, and every possible device
that medical skill could suggest was resorted
to for his relief. Late last evening he was
under the influence of chlOrOfOrm, and his
physician held out little, IL any, hope of his
recovery. The reverend gentleman was Ia st
evening visited by large number of his
church people. but only his very intimate
personal friends were admitted TO bis room
" y Times. 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

-" YORK, Oct i9.-Efforts are being
~ by the collector of this port TO obtain
Lree experts to decide on the question OF
drawback on hard refined sugars raised by
Great difficulty is experienced in procuring
these experts, as il is desired to procure the
services of sugar refiners who have retired
from business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

THE EMPGRoR OF GERMANY, accompa
nied by Count Won Moltke, Secretary OF
state Won Bulow aud a brilliant suite, ar
riveG at Milan yesterday, on a visit TO the
King of Italy, and was met at the railway
station by Victor Emanuel, the crown prince
and princess, Prince Amadeus and the high
concourse of people. The emperor's visit will
probably last three or four days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

A RIGHTEOUS SENTEScE.-Isaac McAfee,
cOlored, on trial at Selma, Ala, for causing
the terrible railroad accident on the Selma,
Rome and Dalton road about one year ago
by placing distractions on the trant has
been convicted and sentenced to twentv
years imprisonment Two white men are 10
be tried for the same offeuse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19
A policeman Convicted Of ShOOlfn
An ESpRnfnX Neprn

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Pairolman Redmond
Joyce, of the Brooklyn police who shot and
Killed Robert Gilmore, a cOlorad ma },
whlle endeavOrlng to escape from arrest on a
charge of disorderly conduct, was, yesterday,
convicted of manslaughter in the fourth de-
gree and remandei for sentence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct l9.-John II. Cuthbert &
Co, whisky rectif1ers, 80 Burling Slip, sus-
pended yesterday and made an assignment
of their property. The firm declined TO make
any statement of their affairs, and NJ
further could be learned than the. IN
bilities are probably about a. M" , a.a
ing of the creditors has ,.,,,;, % e.
next Thursday. '"sSa apPoinIeo iol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

ELIzABETH, N. j., Oct. 19.-The reunion OF
Union and Confederate soldiers was inaugu-
rated here this a. m, and the line formed for
a march to Waverly, where addresses will be
be made by Generals Pryor and Fitzpatrick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-The report of the
treasurer of the New York Stock Exchange
shows receipts of 1884 50. OF which 50 ssj
was from interest and S1,l99 from fines
The disbursements for the same time were
Sls.359 or. The balance on hand October L.
1875, was Sl23 1913. Tie secretary's report
states that there are 40 members in full
StAlClLg ard go associate members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

o0The Official returns OF Hamilton eouu-
", Ohio, give the republicans oil Of the four
STATE senators and all Of the Ten representa-
s1The Georgia state fair opened at central
city park, Macon, yesterday, and will con-
tfnue one week. Gen. HaWiey viii deliver
an address tomorrow.
o0rbe Cincinnati Enquirer estimates a
losxs OF Is 900 votes to the Allen ticket In
consequence Of the issue made on the school
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

6UiBoRD's BoNEs.-A pastoral letter from
bishop Bourget Was read in all the Catholic
churches OF Montreal on Sunday last warn
ing the people not o. interfere with the burial
oil Guibord's remains. The decree of the
privy council is ID he obeyed, bat the letter
says The ground will be cursed from the mo
ment the burial takes place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19
The New Jersey Traxedx-

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-John Ritter WHO
killed his two sons at HackettstOwn, y. j.,
on Saturday last, and after shooting at but
missing his wife, shot himself twice is still
alive, and will probably recover. He and his
wife quarreled frequently, and were at one
time living separately. Ritter suspected h IS
wife of in fidelity, and treated her with much
Violence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

PARTING COMPLIMENTS. Mr.. Thurman
Is good lawyer. and when his Senatorial
duties terminate, his business will be
fiourshing.
MIR. Pendleton promises to become promi-
nent as a railroad king.
Mr.. Hendricks has as good a chance to
become next President as John Logan.
Mr.. Allen has surplus OF physical vigOr
on which To retire TO Fruit Hill. where he
can, In one commanding contemplation,
take charge Of the armament and the Scioto
bot iOms.- inctuaOft Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

MARRIED IN Day GOODS SroRE.-A
telegram from Lancaster, Ohio, October II,
says: We had the sensa ton of a wedding In
a dry goods store TO day. Mr. Thomas Fair
childs and Miss Louisa Eversole came in 10
of r. Rising concluded TO get married. A
minister was called and the pair were firmly
cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

The DOUBLE ZINNIA-This Is the easiest
10 procure OF all snowy lawn flowers. few
seeds sown in the open ground In q circular
bed on the lawn, has furnished a profusion Of
flowers from June 70 the end OF Septemoer,
and IL no severe frost comes, they viii I'M
doubleday continue some weeks longer. The
plants grow with vigor, without any care,
are about three feet high, and are coveren
with q profusion OF scarlet, crimson, yellow
double flowers, making a hne show whe
seen al a distance. IL the plants which be-
single flowers are pulled up rs soon as they
show their character, the double ones have
more room and soon I'LL the whole spa ce.
Those whocaDnot afford &c procure geruiums.
verbenas, and other bedding plants, may
have the zinnia with almost no care. We
sometimes see beds OF the ziBnia spoiled by
growing too thick CbgOtyy Gen 'Iemui.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19
a Girl MSoaf n~

PROVIDENCE, Il. L., Oct. l9.-An Italian
girl aged about II years, has been missing
from her home in this city 1--WE or six days.
There are apprehensions of foul play. She
was viOlinlst and may have been decoyed
away for infamous purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

THE EUROPEAN GRAIN MARKITs.-The
Mark Lane Express says the recent heavy
rains has rendered seed time much less pro.
missing In England, and the dampness has
affected most Of the new samples. The up
ward tendency has been checked by large
foreign arrivals, but holders are unwilling
10 make concessions. Most OF the continental
markets are reported steady but inactive,
but Odessa is firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19
kilograms to The Star.
The MISSISSIPPI TRUCE.
GOV. AxES' TREATY OF PEACE"
ANOTHER FAILURE IN NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY TRAGEDY.
NEW TGRK SI0Ck EXCHANGE REPORT.
THE TRUCE IN MISSISSIPPI.
Provisions Of the rreaev of paacs

MEMPHIS. Oct. BIN the so-called treaty
Of peace between Gov. Ames and the demo-
cratic state executive committee at Jackson,
Miss, whereby the militia was disbanded
the committee assured the governor that
there was no other desire among the whites
than that peace should be preserved, the
laws enforced, and fair election had and
the leading whites would do all in their
power 10 this end. The governor responded
that in view of this assurance he would meet
thelr views as far as possible, and woald
ORDER all the militia companies TO disperse
and return 10 their homes. II was agreed
tnat The arms of these companies should be
deposited In the depots in the neigh borhooi
IN which the companies were raised and be
guarded by the United States troops, and he
removed only by order OF the governor. TIE
arms would not be delivered TO the milit a
except In case OF a riot or insurrectiOn which
could not be suppressed by the civil autholi-
ties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

A YOU'VE WOMAN MIssrnG.-At Auxps
Ia. Me-, considerable excitement exists over
the mysterious disappearauce OF Miss Ella
last Friday evening to call on Q neighbOr,
and has not since been seen. A large force
ofcttlzens turned out, and an organized search
was made, but without finding any trace or
her. Appreheuai0ns Of another fearful trag-
edy are ielt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19
A Mysterious HomicIde in New York.

INV 1ORK, OCT. Iy.-Between II aud 4
O'Clock this morning a man, apparently a.
toXicated, landed off Housion-street ferry
boat, in Williamsburgh. He was observed
by police officer insulting passers shy aud
was warned TO desist. Shortly after the Off
Ger heard grOan, and saw that the man had
fallen and that he was dead, his neck being
broken. The name of the man was James
Crowlev, of PIC north % street, Williams
burgh. George Myers add William Epworth
were arr esfed on suspicion, and were ldenti-
fed as having been In Crowley's COMPANY
Myers says he came over with Crowley fro n
New YORK, aud that when they reached the
corner of ist and Grand streets some person
struck Crowley and knocked him down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

BURNED TO DEATH BY Coal OLA FAM
lily of small coiored children living on Back
street, Elk'on. Md, who were left alone
their parents being out at work. were play
ing with the coal oil lamps on Monday after-
the OIL spilled on the clothes of a child about
two and a half years old. The child after
ward stood near enough to the fire to ignite
the saturated clothing, and burned to death
In fen mOmeuf&.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

THE CREEK INDIAN NATIONAL COUNCIL.
In session At Ocmulgee, have passed an act
prohioitipg the employment or citizens OF
pose, under q penalty OF $500 Tor each OiYense.
The purpose being to rid the nation OF in
tfuders from the states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

loose goods were seized In New York veg
teriay by q special Treasury agent. The
goods were recently imported but were nm
dervalued In the invoice presented TO the
customs officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

HANGED BY MoB-Clarke l. imonSon.
the negro that was charged with outr aging a
white woman in Fayette county, Georgia,
was taken out of Jail by some two or three
hundred. people, early Sunday morning, aud
hung on the ga,lows that his brother was
hung ON the week before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

"BAD ANNIE, " an infamous colored WON An
at ST. Genevieve, Mo-, finding Q drunken
white man named Joseph Grymes ssiesp on
one Of her beds, split his skull open with e
hoe, killing him instantly. Grymes had en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-19

BRIGHAM YOUNG AND ANN ELIZA
Judge foreman has issued an order, at Salt
Lake City, commanding Brigham Young TO
show cause Saturday, the I'D, why he
should not be punished for contempt for dis
regarding the order of Judge McKesn reauir-
ing him 70 pay 80, 500 alimony TO Ann Eliza
Young