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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-17
THE MAR YLAND GOVER-
NORSHIP

A primary election to choose dele
gates to county convention empow-
cred to send delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention, was held
in Allegheny county on Saturday.
The complexion of the delegation is
strongly in favor of Hamilton for
governor.
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Ore of our adopted citizens, see
ing'a bunch of bananas the other
day, stood in silent establishment
for about minute, and then broke
out: " Begorra, them Yanks beat
the devil, and now they nail pick
les to a stick.n
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Floods i'm England.

LONDON, July Is. - Dispatches
from all parts of the country bring
intelligence of very heavy rain
storms. The Central News Associa-
ton publish dispatch announcing
that an immense dam in Cinderford
Valley, Worcestershire, has burst,
renewing the danger in the forest of
Dean which it was previously thought
was ayerted. No loss of life is re-
ported, nor has the damage to prop
erty been estimated.
THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN.
1t is still uncertain whether the
American rifiemen will shoot at
Wimbledon. A majority Of them are
in favor of doing SO, but strong
minority dislike the terms proposed.
Colonel Gildersleeye, captain of the
American riflemen, will confer on
the subject with Mr.. Midway, secre-
tary of the Council of the National
Rife Association, and a decision
will be reached tonight, but it is be-
lieved that Messrs. Bodine and Yale
of the Americans, will refuse to shoot
under the present proposition, what
ever the others may determine upon.
THE STORY OF ARBITRATION OF
THE CUBAN TROUBLES.
Careful inquiries in proper quarters
here and on the continent, fail thus
far to obtain confirmation of the
New York rumor regarding coop
GRAFTON between England, Germany
and the United States in negotia-
lions for termination of the war in
Cuba and securing the independence
of the Spanish colonies in the West
Indies.
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| Indies.
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The Connecticut Senate has passed
a resolution providing for the wind
| ing up of the American National
Life and Trust Company of New
| Haven. The resolution repeats the
company's charter unless the COM
pany shall before September LIST make
up the deficiency in its assets and
provide a full reinsurance reserve
upon its policies in force.
From Senator Thurman, now So
journing at Deer Park, it is learned
that the political campaign in Ohio
will open at Mansfield on the 31st,
when he will address the people, and
expects to meet republican opponents
in joint discussion. Hence the an
nouncement that has been made that
he'would open at Gallipolis on the
31st is erroneous.
A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas,
says: A daring band of thieves, num-
bering one hundred OF more, is oper-
ating in the Arkansas valley and
along the Kansas borders Of Indian
Territory. The band is thoroughly
organized. One of its leaders, anoted
frontier robber named Burnett was
recently captured down in the Terri
tory and brought up to Wichita, but
escaped from jail at that place Sun
day night, and is again at large. On
Monday ten more of the band were
brought into Wichita by a party of
soldiers, they having been arrested
about eighty miles west of Cheyenne
agency, with a lot of stolen stock in
their possession. AT Dodge City
there is great excitement among the
citizens, and they will undoubtedly
lynch a number of the outlaws.
About four o'clock Thursday morn-
ing the rear portion of the City Hall
i'll Lynchburg, Virginia, fell sudden
ly, with a great crash, burying be-
meath the ruins several occupants of
the building. Most fortunately all
of the five or six destroyed rooms
were not fully occupied, number of
the boarders being absent. AS near
as can be ascertained only three per-
sons We're domiciled in Che portion of
the building which was wrecked. viz:
Mrs. l.. Brown, who was killed; Mr..
t. f. Harris, commission broker,
badly injured, and Il negro man Sc
verely bruised, Il negro child who is
missing and whose remains are sup
posed to be still beneath the ruins
Mrs. Brown was dead when reached
by the firemen, who We're quickly
upon the scene and worked faithfully
to rescue the mfortunates. Mr..
Harris was speedily extricated from
the mass of rubbish, but in a precari-
Gus condition. Search is still being
made for the negro child 1t is not
believed any Others We're injured.
The building was old but was con-
sidered safe.
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Why Is a pig the most provi-
dent Of animals I? Because he al
ways carries a spare-rib or two
about him.
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TERMS,

In all cases, except where taken from
the carriers, the money must accom-
pany the order for papers.
Remittances may bemade atour
risk By Express Charges prepaid, reg
istered letter, post office money order,
or draft. Address
1NDEPENDE Mt PRINTING Cos
Martinsburg w va.
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THE COuRrs-

SPECIAL TERM-Jtsf0e WIDE.
To-day, Mueller agt. Mueller, decree of divorce.
Commissioners Of Freeimen's Bank agt Williams,
order for appearance of absent defendant Do. sgt.
Roofing Company agt. Tucker e al; do agt. y A
Tucker Nailnr agt Nailor; order TO Issue restrain
ing order. johnson agt- Plant ct al bond approved
and decree amended. HifE ct al agt Burgess et al :
order making Rollins and Chaadler and National
Life Insurance Company parties. Bigelow agt. Con-
uechcut General Life Insurance Comsany: decree
confirming auditor report and distribution. Br
agt District order to issue restraining order John
son agt. Onuu; certified TO General Term.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jui0e Mae Arshlsr.
TODAY. Murphy agt. Pickrell; verdict for plain
tin. MClholand agt. Wholly and ByAinard; do.
Clements agt Rose; do.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JtHl1e OBfter.
Te day, the case Of Strong agt Croplsy 4 Sons
action for work done in GeoTgetOwn-wasjried The
defence is that the work in question done under
the orders Of the Board of Public Works.
POLICE CoURT-Judps Snea.
To-day. John Coleman charged with stealing
butter worth 8 l. and dozen eggt from a dealer in
the market house Judgment reserved. Alfred Snow
den, threats to Anna johnson, who seemed 70 have
reienfed since swearing out the warrant she said
she not all afraid Of Alfre,i-al he done was
60 tear up the carpet and smash up few pictures in
the house, dismissed. George Magg, assault and
battery on Mrs. Hableman. Magg seemed To have
got the worst of il in this tor has head was
mass OF scars and blood, caused by Mrs. H., who
beat him With an iron bar; he let 90 about his
business. Ira Cooke forfeited collateral. John
hos, same. George Nokes. cOlored, whisknd in
10y Sergeant Leach for fiourshing a razor on ~
street last night and fined $40. 0den Williams
forfeited collateral. Pat Covle fined IS for loud
and h0iscrouS talking. Maria Murray. same charge.
50. Robert i. Fleming. violation Of snow lay. 50
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mend any relative rate as between the gov
eminent and the people of the District, for
thing in excess of the abilities of The people
to meet.
Mr. Loughridge advocated tax of two
per cent, believing IL was as much as the
MI Wilson (Ind.) said in fixing the rate of
taxes il should be borne in mind that the
taxes for improvements have been griev-
would be shown from twenty two to twenty
five millions, and no whitewashing would
cover II up. In view of the excessive burdens
he believed tax OF two per cent. was all the
people could bear. He desired to offer an
amendment providing for the formal cancel
lation and destruction of all bonds, certifi-
Gates, or other obligations that have been
paid.
Mr.. Willard (vtJ offered an amendment
providing for the
ELECTION OF DELEGATE IN CONGRESS,
but 1t was ruled cut on point of order.
MIR. Cotton offered amendments vesting in
the District all school property, real and per-
sonal, continuing in force all regulations
adopted regulating the construction of build
ings. and defining fire limits, and providing
for the appointment OF person to receive
and pay over daily to the Comm toner's the
money received by the Police Court.
After further debate, unanimous consent
was given that the previous question should
be considered as ordered on the first section
and the amendments thereto.
An amendment that the provisions of the
section snail not apply to property of the
United States was agreed to without divi-
sion.
On the motion of Mr. Willard (Vt) To fix
the rate of taxation at two dollars for Wash
1ngtOn and Georgetown and one dollar and
fifty cents for the county. the vote by tellers
was II 10 56-nO quorum voting.
Several attempts were made to come TO an
understanding by which the consideration of
the bill could be continued, either by recess
10 80 a. m, TO second the demand for the
previous question tonight, which would
bring the bill up in the morning as unfin-
lshed business, or by securing n quorum
by call of the House; but all being unsuc-
ceSSful-
Mr.. O'Brien moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Cotton demanded the yeas and NAYS on
the motion 10 adjourn, which were ordered
and the House, by a vote of &C to 81, at 1918
adjourned.
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BALTIMORE, February 3.-NirEiuia skies, p -
North Carolina skies ia, 25.do., new, ~: do sp@-
oiaI tax, bid today sugar strong, loalo'r.
BALTIMORE. February G3.-CUtton strong aud
firn-low middling. l5li Flour dgll-Huwari Str ct
ana western SupeL, igai .. DO. extra, t62st -;
DO. extra, 462a5 . DO. Rio brands $40 80 faiuiy
500. Wheat steady. little doing-No. western am
la No. Iwestern red. lI7is; ~. > do. Is. No 3
do, Il2;Pennsylvauia red, fl9: Maryland TeI IJt
strong and market actiye-southern white. 7,lSl:
southern yellow. 7saao, western mixed. 81. Oats
hrm-scuthern; tIa69; western white, 6.afS, western
mlNeitSat5. Rye steady and umr-l Local az. HAY
1tesdy-PennsyJ y"nia and Maryland, ls.0es22 al.
PfoNlsions steady AMI INN With active order trade
iork q9iet but LTm. l'-5a2neo. Bulk meats
SStfsssdyEpShGuiisrS .as; clear uh side, 30 "a
li4a5s. Hams. lfsl5 lard quiet bat firm, Is7,s
u.s. bpt.ei el,tul western tubs Pas DO rolls
-. f.iT"i5, n stedN ''a'H "a COiee dull: nri-
nary to prime Re c9rgoeS naninally, Eal9. Wits
NEW YoRK, February 23.-Stocks dun and lower.
Money!; Gold, li}s. Exchange, long, AZ, short,
49,. Governments active and strong, except 61'-
NEW YORK, tehruar. 23.-Flour firm. Whoa; a
shade frmeT- Corn frIler.
LoNBoN, February ,, p .. m-COusols f8r
money, Sa!3ls tor account, 93' sa9s' Erie rail-
way shares, q 'sa2;'a do. preferred. i25s;
marker i scIye aS az =, I'M M, sc
a.tg; mddling Orleans 81. Sales Boa bales, in
the basis Of middling uplanIs, nothing below . Il
1I9HaINs shipped January aud February, 90 Z
l3l6d- The receipts ot wheat for the past three
days have been Ecu quarters, including . nrJ
A'NllbN' rtttNHTA - Y. nj ne W"dfiI'f
throughout England TO iay Is fair. Paris al patches
quote rentes al - francs . centimes.
LivERPoOL, February ., , p. m.-Cott0n-Ssia,
on the basis Of miaiiing uplands; nothing bel ~
coed ordinary. dcl;verablc April ana NAV. AZ ~
do, nothing below low midlingS, deliverable April
aud May at j. I'D. BTead-tnTs steady. Wheat.
white, and g.. 81 as lna. for Club d.. Corn. Be- N
a3ss per quarter. Peas, rs. per quarter Tor Cana
dian.
LIVERPOOL. February 23,l p. m-Cotton-Sal- l.,
on basis Of middlng uplants; nothing below g.,1l
ordinary, deliverable March and April, at 1916.
LONDON February %. 30 p. m-Dis Pasch hes from
Paris quote rentes al "a francs, - centinhes.
, LIVERPOOL February ., 40 p. m.-Cottoa-
Sales on basis Of middlng uplanjs; nothing below
, coed ordinary. shipped January AZ -: do, do
shipped March aud April az "a; do. nothing below
low middlings, shipped January aud February M !,
fine pale American
FEANEroRT. February 23-Unitcd States D
bonds. g9ls for issue Of Isss2.
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n" One of the healthieSt provisions OF the
French code is that fOrbiddiug a doctor 10 in
herit property left him by a deceased pa
tient.
HS~"A fight between a negro boy and a
bear, after which a dog will be set upon the
bear" All this in Waco, Texas, for the con-
temptible sum OF 30 cents.
RETwo handsome New Hampshire girls
have this winter tbrashed forty light bushels
of wheat with fails, set up win beauX every
Sunday night. shot hawk and spelled a
school DOWN
~ denry Smith was yesterday sentenced
IN New York to ten years imprisonment, hav-
ing been convicted Of perjury, for falsely
swearing he owned property in order TO 20
bail for friend.
rS-This big snow is a GOi-send to us. saws
the Milwaukee News. We owe bill up lin
~. Paul OfSI.50, but il il hardly possible that
the mails will get TO working Satisfactorily
to us before the Fourth OF July.
RFThe third marriage of Old Catholic
priests in switzerland has just been solemn
lied at Biel. NJ. st. Ange Lievre was mar
ried by the Protestant clergyman to the
daughter OF much respected family in that
town.
RIA Montana editor bemOanS the calarni-
ties of lS14 in the following touching strain:
First, that Beecher business, then the grass
hopperS, then the democratic victories, and
now an increased tax on whiskey. What is
TINS poor country coming too
HR The following atrOciouS, perniciOuS. OBJ
nOXlOus, deleteriOuS, peStiferOuS. dcnlOrabta
depraved, eXecrable, and diabOlicaI pun was
perpetrated by the Missouri Republican:
Political geography class stand upl Which
state adjOins the District of Columbia ~
heathens!-Tennessee- \ J-sent TO Wash
mgtOn -
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WALL Street Io.siax-

NEW YORK, February 23.-The F0NS hnauci n
article says The week opened in Wall street with a
strong market for speculative shares Gold stesv
ana foreign exchange a. a cent lever FOR nominal
rates, but otherwise unchanged. Gold Opened AZ
ll41g sold At liza and has since ruled al ntalI4
Sdsh god mas been EASILY rhtainsble Ian hll-r-
Sa lng PAID Ia O. per cent % have their coin car
ried- Foreign exchange opened with the count n
rates OF The leading drawers AZ aud 49,. Ia the
money market call loans are 2as per cent, all
prime mercantile Eaper sa6 Per cent Govern m mt
bonds firm. State bonds duh. Missouri. we've
STEADY North Carolina special tax. 81 class. 81
at and Georgia =, new. sold a. az The sta-k
market opened az an advance e lrars above SafuF
DAY : closing. except Wabash, which was a lower.
because Of the appointment OF a receiver During
the hrst halt hour therv sdvaur. 81 - psr
cent. the latter Pacific Mail Since then thar G,s
been - decline OF ~ 3. The latter Pacific N l.
price,, as We write, being about the lowest
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G EOR G E T o W n.

THE CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY
having purchased the wharf property on
the Potomac, between SimmS' mill and the
outlet lock, are having their engine works
erected at that point. The entire operations
of the company viii, i'm a short time, be re-
moved from their present location near the
Aqueduct bridge TO their new wharf.
PRESENTATION-Mr. W. @. Hill, superin-
tendent Major Hills paper factory, was the
recipient. on his 26th birthday, a few da VS.
since, of a set OF silverware as q present from
the employees under his charge.
WANT To kNOw.-The residents of Cav
street, between Congress and II IGN, want 10
know how many more winters they are to
remain without sidewalks in front OF their
houses. Several, no doubt, if Congress don't
do It's share in footing the bills already
made.
THE OUNCE OF PREVENTION The New
York steamship Company, in anticipation
OF rise in the river and consequent brea K
ing up of the ice, have stored their goods
above the possible reach of the water.
CURIOUS COMMENT is made on the con-
struction of the wooden fertilization intend
ed TO be in the middle of the M street
bridge, but which is all aSkew The bridge
has been without gas lamps since its cree
ton, and Is now first-ciasS trap for vehicles
as well as pedestrians.
THE LONG SOUGHT FOR has come at last
The street-SweeperS are at work this morn
ing on Bridge street, and this principal
thOrOughfaTe looks decidedly the Better be-
cause of the cleaning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

IHE HFATEES-El>ewue Will be found
a notice Of the StrakC~ch Italian opera at
me National theatrT. II need only be men
TONED mere mat one or the largest ard most
appTCci alive audiences Of the season was
present last evening AT the first performance
IN this city Of WagueT'S much criticized
-'i4OhenGTin-' and that while opinions diff
tered as 10 the new departure in music il
illustrates. yet there was unanimous ex-
preston Of opinion a. TO the cEaSteneSS and
dignity Of the theme and the faithful a.d
meTItOTIOuS execution Of their difficult roles
Dy ire artistic company the Stra xOsCh BROTH
eIs have brought together. Their rendering
Oh me more familiar music CT Don Clio
NaBI1 This evening viii. no doubt be en-
tHely satisfactory TO all lovers CT music.
'ittNOEce Il "a popular play. and in the
uaHdS OF such a well balanced company as
mat from the Fifth Avenue q ew York.
Ineater, now performing at FOTd'S Opera
house. - well calculated To- excite the in
lereSl Of an American audience. It's emo
Lonai features are relieved by the humorous
touches W n which 10 abOundS and where
each prominent character i a. We inner
>Oialed a. 70 o. by This company. the effect IS
decidedly pleasing. Tonight Divorce viii
- presented for the last time
MI EaOer was disappointed Bv lie non
appearance OF Two OF the new stars SdNeItiSp
Tor last night, but the loss was more than
made good by Musical Nike and his wife.
whom tie CnteEIrISi ne mana ger ng8get yes
LerCaN While they were going through Wash
hEiCn- They aroused great enthusiasm. and
viii appear every night this week The
iaCghstbte farce OF the .'Henpecksd Husband"
closes the performance every evening.
Inc 1heater COmique gave more thai
ing, and those who desire to see 4 firSt-ciass
variety performance have no further 10 go.
Inc excellent bll Oi last night vii be re
Ieated this evening.
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Another Government ORiee ON Fire
MARROW ESCAPE OF wINDEE's BUILDING

FROM DESTRUCTION.
AT 90 O'Clock last night an alarm was
sounded from box No. o. at the Signal office
on G. street, between Eth and 18TH. caused by
the discovery Of fire in room No. II, first
floor, Of the WindeT building, occupied by
the Chief Engineers bureau OF the War de
paTtment as a document room The cOiOred
Waterman ON the floor above discovered the
smoke ana notified the cOlOrel Waterman on
the floor below. named j. W. ErVing, who
ran To the signal once and turned in the
alarm. Nos !, ,, ard ) fire engine companies
responded promptly and eNtinguiShed the
flames, which were confined principally to
the room IeicTTct TO. Superintendent James
Evcleth. in charge Of the building, stated
This morning that there was q box some three
feet D. length uy two In width and about the
same IN depth. containing gross of matches
and some candles stored in this room. and
thinks the matches were i-UitCd by mice
niDoiin& Them to reach The can
dies. This box stood at the right
side of the door upon entering. and
the shelves around the walls of the room
beiugTaCked with books. maps. sc. were all
soon ablaZe- and the flames were shooting
WREN Lieut. vernon OF the police force. az
rived there. Iu>t before the arrival Of the fire
men, Lieut. Vernon crept along through the
passage, under the dense volume of smoke
ard closed the tTansOm. combining the fire
10 the room where 10 originated, and i'm a few
minutes afterwards the fiTemen burst in the
door with axes and put the water on. The
nTe had gained 50 much hPatway among the
papers that 10 required considerable water
to eNtinguiSh il, and some damage was done
the papers by water but luckily there We're
no very important records kept IN this room
In therOOm adjoining. however, there were
valuable papers. which were not reached by
the FIRE. No one acquainted with the Situa-
tlon OF Things surrounding the premises be-
heveS that e was the work Of an incendiaTy
There was no general alarm turned in. The
building - not a dre-prOOf structure, and
mad % not been for the pTOmptneSS and ac-
nNlty o. me nremen II would have seen lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

IS The Rev. VIM. y. Bowers, a presbyteY
Oh long standing in Virginia, but for some
years resident of Philadelphia, has resign
church in that city. ans connected himself
with The reformed Episcopal church.
~ hilton says that Mrs. Tiitou's soul IL
white, ard that Beecller is the guilty wretch
ont Mrs. Triton says that Beechefs soul in
white and that she herself is alone guilty
EeecIlsr, however, agrees with Tilton about
10. Sp!pebody is evidently mistaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23
Distrie, Government Affairs

0ilector Cook sold at auction to-day the
taN II en- certificates recently advertised for
sale The list was not a very long one
VIM II. Ritter has been appointed market
master Of Georgetown market bv the Dis
Irict commissioners, who have Ortel ct that
the Office Of Sealer of weights and measures
for that city be consolidated with the Office of
market master Of GEORGETOWN. and that the
market master NAV collect the lawful fees
liked by statute for the performance Of the
duties heretofore performed bv the scaIer OF
weights and mea ~urrS
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LOCAL NEW s.
Au,usemenfs. &c. Tonight.

.NCut01lHl Th<Uer.-Stra kOSch Italian Opera
Company III " Don Giovanni"
FoTCrS O1'cTd HOJLss.-Fhth Avenue TheateT
Combination in e Divorce"
Taeu'cr CJ8lJiqle.-The great drama Of Rob
ert MacaiTe. or The Two MurdeTers," and
ether attractions.
ArS7Gtee T7,eCfeT.-An immense bill Of at
fTaCtiVe novelties. with six new stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

iHE Inference: When lady slips ON the
Sidewalk she gracefully sits down, and that's
me END OF ii. A man, however, always tries
10 catch himself on the other foot drops ali
MS bundles and uses his arms for 6alanc-
ing pole, struggles desperately for ten seconds
IN yalnendeavor 10 recover his equilibrium
and hnaliy goes sprawling like y collapsed
Windmill; taen he sWears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

a PADDOCK ON A STovE.-A paper pub
lished in Pascagoula, Miss, has this sugges-
lave statement: ''Freeze-out is q game sue
eessfully played by Mr.. Payne at our rail-
foad Staiion-house. He has had a paddock
put on the stove, end as the depot ioafers can :
no. TePlenish the Are when ii burns out, they
quickly yamOse the ranchD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

OUR READERS ARE REMINDED that to-
morrow evening John b. Cough delivers his
new temperance lecture at Lincoln Hail.
There has been great rush for tickets at
Parker's bookstore to hear this lecture, as in
is probable that Mr.. Cough will not lecture
here again for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-23

AS MIGHT HAVE BFEN ExPECTED-For
several months past the house OF Mr.
Mahlen, farmer living near Leesburg. va.
has been stoned night and day in a mysteri-
Gus manner. Many persons believed that
the stones were thrown by Spirits Mr.
ishlen, on returning to his home at q late
hour in the evening recently, discovered two
young men pelting his house from an ada
cent held. The young men are now reposinp
inside OF stone walls with lattice-work open,