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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Fire at Montpelier, yermo ! I

MONTPELIER, VT, May AT Y
o'clock last night fire broke out in
Bruccs' block, on Main street, which de-
stroycd about $50 stores and dwellings.
Both sides Of the street for nearly one
fourth Of mile is burned. Fire COM
panies from the ncighboring cities con-
triOuted to the suppression of the flames.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
The Detroit Murder Case.

DETROIT, May 1.-The coroner's in
quest in the Thomas murder case was
concluded to-day. The jury after an ab-
sence of five minutes for consultation,
returned and rendered the following ver-
diet: We find that Elizabeth Thomas
and Henrietta Fisher came to their deaths
BY blows from an axe, inflicted BY John
II. Thomas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Legal Tenders to be Withdrawn.

WAsHINGT9N, May 1.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has requested Treasurer
Spinner to cause legal tenders to the
amount Of Sl,l75,l4O to be withdrawn
from available currency, and redeem and
destroy the same, this being eighty per
cent OF the additional circulation issued
TO the banks during April.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Fire at uiIisboro. Ohio.

UINClNNATf, May 2.-SpecIaIs 70 Inc
gazette and Enquirer report that fire
broke out at Hii'sboro, Ohio, this morn
ing causing total loss Of about $23, 600.
The principal losers are John 4. smith,
in whose building the fire originated,
$4,000, fully insured; J. J. Brown, loss
$1,000, insurance $4,000 The remainder
is divided among numbers of sufferers,
who lose small amounts. The origin Of
the fire is unknown.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Suppressia Of Religious Orders in
Prussia.

BERLIN, May doctor Falk, Minis
ter of Public Instruction, introduced Il
bill in the Lower House Of Diet to .daT
providing for the suppression of religi-
Gus orders in Prussia. The bill relating
TO the administration of property of the
Catholic Church, passed its third reading
in the Chamber to-day.
Doctor Falks bill provides that all
religious orders shall be excluded from
Prussia. Existing establishments are
forbidden to receive new members, and
their present organization must be dis
solved within six months after the passage
of this bill. A partial exception is made
in favor of religious bodies engaged in
the work of education, which may pro-
long their existence four years. Those
whose object is the care Of the sick may
continue their organization, but aI liable
to dissolution at any moment The asso-
Citations thus continuing are to be subject
of government officials. The property OF
converts is not TO be confscated, but will
be temporarily administered by the
State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Pittsburgh Lunatic AT Large.

MEMFHIS. May I.-The IpVea7 $ Holly
Springs special OF tonight says "A Passen-
ger Oh the Northern bound train, sup
posed 10 b. BIZ! c. Dorcan from Pitts
burgh was found to be totally insane
and the conductor placed him in charge
Of a man there, who allowed him to es-
cape and he is now al large in the woods,
He was well dressed and had large sum
Of money in his possession.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Germany HirbIy Sati.fied.

LONDON, May 2.-The Daily Tele,
graphS special from Berlin says the last
Belgian note is considered as highly sat
isfactory and terminates the controversy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
yellow Feyer Hey West.

WAsHINGTON, May "A letter re-
ceived here from a naval officer at Port
Royal, who is in direct communication
with the assistant surgeon at Key W est,
says there have been two more death,
from yellow fever at that point and
several new cases haveappeared. ! .Gsl.9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Answer OF Belgium 10 Germany.

BERLIN, May 1.-The answer of the
Belgian government to the last German
note, has been received. 1t is courteous
in tone, and merely takes notice of Ger
manys action in regard to the revision
OF the penal laws, and no way returns to
the subject of its first reply, except to re-
serve for future time the adoption of
the resolution in accordance with the
friendly declarations contained in that
reply.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Effects OF MiscegenatIon.

BosroN, May Rose Sewell, white,
the wife of colored man, was found
dead in her room this morning, and her
body badly burned. Several coiored men
were arrested, who were supposed to have
killed the woman, and then burned the
BODY TO hide the crime.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
Acquitted.

LEBANON, Pa, May 1.-The jury in
the case of Daniel Doherty, charged with
the murder of George Majcr, chief bur-
CESS Of Mahoning city, in October last,
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
NewOrIeans Declarations.

NEw ORLEANS, May l.-The city dc.
fauted on the interest and bonds matur-
ing to-day. The Louisiana Leyee Com
pany also failed to pay the interest on
its bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-03
BY TELEG GRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office N orthwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Public Debt Statement.

WAsuTNGToN, May six per cent
bonds, SI,lS2, ,l77,O5o; five per cent bonds
$3.50 652, 750; total coin bonds, 81, 7l2,S
800.
Lawful money debt, $14,67S,OOOi ma.
tured debt, $l9,559, ,l40; legal tenders
1878. .l23, 492; certificates OF deposits, S47,
s65, 900; fractional currency $43, SO9.56j;
coin certificates, So, 403,30O. Total
without interest, S40200,35S.
Total debt, $2,239 29S,29S Total in
terest, $35, ,928l7S.
Cash in treasury: Coin, S94, ,G25, ,699;
currency, $l.O96,375; certificates of de-
posit S47,sG5,00O Total in treasury,
$l43, ,5S0044.
Debt less cash in Treasury, s., ,l3l, ,3O9-
43l. Decrease Of debt during April,
s. 325, ,346. Decrease since June Both,
1874, Sll,77S,S09.
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Com
panics, interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, SG4,623,5l2; in
tercst not paid, 81, ,292, ,47O; interest paid
by United States, 6,2G4, lO2; interest re-
paid by the transportation of nails, NC,
$5.945,643; balance of interest paid by
United States, S20,3lS,45S.
Effects OF fMiscegenatiOn.
u NorI D., C,uoll ,vb,,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

81 A few days ago Mrs. II. c. Sewers. of
Charlotte, n. c., broke her neck IN falling a
distance of only three feet.
~Jesse WoOdson has been hung by a mob
near Murfreesboro', III. His body was found
hanging TO "a tree about a mile and a-haIf
from town, rlddled with bullets.
SThere is less romance than stern reality
about the fact that Benjamin Barker, a mnr
derer OF Monroe county, Pa, has been sur
rendered by bis wife, who receives a reward
OF = COO.
~"The man who lost his false teeth at
Gailup's grove" says the Springfield Repub
llcan, "ne 7dn't gum il any longer, as Cint.
Gallup has found them, and is looking Tor
their owner"
@Gen. Burnside has received a dispatcb
froi.i President Grant saying, al shall he
with you not earlier than the l7ta." Secrets
mes Bristow, Pie. repent, Robesou, and lew
ell, who also Will be the guests of Gen. Burn
side, Will arrive at Bristol on the 10th inst.
~Jos. Doutre, advocate, at Montreal
Canada, has received from England the long,
expected decree Of the privy council ordering
the burial of the remains OF the late Jos C;ui.
bord In the consecrated portion of the Catho-
lie cemetery.
- In Nevada the law imposing a tax of
500 every three months on every gambling
place, has been sustained by Supreme
Court decision. The effect, il Is anticipated.
will be 10 close the small bells and extend
the business OF the large ones,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

Ct eased, and Nessrs Bruce and TrumhnlI-
who were second, and Anderson and Pastor
third. caught and passed them after about
The nrst half mile In the order namef and in
his manner they rounded the stake boat
The plucky LADY and her companion worked
well and hard but ~ was impossible 20 r,,-
gain the strength they had thrown away aud
re home stake was reached by Bruce and
Ifemeull, nrst, I'm ~ min. Anderson AMI
F.Aston second, - u, aud Miss Rlau and Mr.
isAmble, third, 1928. after a race which had
teen calamity rowed and well contested.
As the lady and her partner reached the
STAKE boat there was a continuous hurrah
al along The line Of the banks ana as she
reached the boat house she was heartily and
Geservedly Congratulated.
THE PRIZES
consisted Of rne large silver goblet Cor sh,,
first. and = smaller one for the second in the
single SCull, and two beautiful gold metals
for the tirSt, aud priv goblet for the SECOND
crew OF the double working boats. These
were presented Ia the successful Contestants
IN The evening nv Mr.. Randall AZ bis place
81 business, Congress hall High street,
Georgetown.
After the races were over. M Herman r
blau presented 20 Mr.. T. II. Trumbull. az tho
Fotoinac boat house, an elegant seal ring a.
~ tflbute 10 IN" gallantry displayed by Mr.
iFluhUil upon The occasion OF their boat
sinking IN the race of TUESDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

IlLToNS LIBEL SUIT-S10O,OOJ UInt'r.i
Jrcd ne EdG'e.-G esterday aft ruoon notice
was entered by the firm OF Morris * Pear
san, III the Brooklyn city court, of Intention
10 move for trial in the ease Of Theo TlIto1
against the Brooklyn Eagle. The case is
noticed for trial on the first MONDAY of Sen
lember next, nj 10 O'Clock. The action is +
recover 500 600 for az alleged libel published
ia the Eagle last summer. The article was
headed =" Solved His Insanity-The Kew "a
The Beecher notwithstanding Revelations
Concerning Mr.. Tiltons Mental Condition
HIS Brother, Uncle and Three Cousins In
sane-The Testimony and the Facts Is Thee
dOre TiitOn Crazy
There are i've causes OF action in the case
ana fhe defendants make two separate an
sWers 10 the complaint. They claiya that iha
article was made up from the statements ol
several people, and was published without
malice. MI. Thomas KinSelIa, who is mate
cO-ceicndant with the Eagle, answers that
ne - a SiOcBholder, and that he IS the yriIet
OF The editorial mentioned In the action lie
should bot have been sued separately and
there Is: therefore. a mis- joiuder III the suit
" y R,rGid 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

W HAT - THE SUS-ProfcSxor RufoIph.
IN Il lengthy paper On the sun, says A mo-
Ten or white EOi mass, $50 0UI miles in diam
cJer, tqualllng N bulk 10000 worlds like
our own. having a surrounding ocean Of gas
on he, % GOO miles deep, tongues OF flame
uarting upward more than $1,000 mites. vol
CAME forces that hurt into the solar attnOS-
ihtfe lunil nonS matter 10 the heigh, OF lGG-
oHJ miles, drawing to itself all the worlds no.
i0nt Iug 10 our family Of planets, aud holding
then All Ia their proper place: attracting
WIN such superior force the millions OF solid
anu stray masses that are wandering in the
latEUIn!eSS abyss that they rush help.eSsl Y
toward IN IN and fa'i into his fiery enlbra 70
Ann mus ne continues his sublime aud re-
SiStleSS march through his mighty orbit
having a period o. more than 1900 900 OF
years,
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AEoTHER VICTIM OF COAL OII.-Y-,tDr-
DAY morning Mrs Margaret CaiIdS residing
al H. last street. while making IRE potIrrd
quantity OF coal oil IN the stove, which TO-
nile1 ana scattered the burning fluid over
n'r dress There being no one in the iume-
ate nelghbOrnOOt to reHder the necessary
aid, she was soon envelopof in flames an3
her hfet 81 and lower eXtremitias were burned
very seriously. Drs. Malone and RaId,rtU
were sent Tor and did all Ia their power 10 re
lieve the Sufelin woman. Tbrvbava 6orr.
ever, no hopes Of her recovery. A little boy.
son OF Mrs. ChiidS, about three wears oji
was sightiy burned on the right side OF the
face Bar. -iHlcyirr,i IAN "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

FALSE CHARGEs.-There is no truth in the
statement telegraphed hence that all money
stolen from the national bank redemption
agency since its organization has been
concealed in some way on the books OF
The agency, and covered up in the genrra ex-
pCnSe account The reverse OF this ~ the
fhc,. When the first dollar was stolen from
the agency Mr.. Graves, the superintendent
IN charge, sought the counsel OF Gen.
spinner. 20 advise MIN how he should make
Tie entries o. the books of losses OccaSioneCi
BY theft Gen. Spinner replied TO charge the
came 10 profit and loss. This was done and
since the 1rst defaication, and up 10 the very
last, the ledger balance has not only shown
and does now show, the aggregate amOrnt
stolen, out, in addition, the separa q
10 ses have been jOurnalized, giving time OF
loss am The amount. Since the agency was
ORGANIZED there has been lost by theft
Sl5,p3
In few days the agency will issue a re-
port Ofits transactions since its organization,
which will be sent TO every bankei In tue
United States. This report will show the
amount lost, aud will also show how ii has
charged on the books.
The statements that have been published
that all the furniture purchased by the
agency is charged To the general expense ac-
COUNT IS equally untrue. The books show
that such expenditures are properly charged
TO ''Office furniture" and are open TO the in
spection of any person entitled TO inspect
them
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ArcaGfana.

senator Spencer of Alabama is takIngdailv
tan-haths. Probably training for the Presi-
dency.
- Al the recent bOoktrade dinner the bin
Oh lare was copyrighted for fear some OF the
guild might steal II. Force OF habit
- DICK SpOiIOrl says the reason the Sound
boats are so called Is on account OF lie In
Ierral noise the fog whistles make All night
- Edmund Yates IN speakiue Of Sena,o~
boulWell, says that he isI't exactly the ort
o. man one would call u rOu for a comic song
WIN The exception OF billiards, the -secre-
tary hasn't vice unbecOmlng a pDittIciaa.
Gentlemen who get up thirsty ia the
morning ana order salt nnacRercl brOilei for
breakfast, VIII be gratified TO leayn that - ~
ha-reIs OF that tGothsOne cOrpse-revivcr
We're brought to Gloucester from the fishing
bar KS last week.
- M Sherman SAYS that Mr.. Beccher is
more cautious Ia Ils behavior IN Lad %
drought mp IN ms church than most a merlcan
clergy men are with their feminine parish
toner's. We 10 not think that this is so for
Mf. BeecneT was found out, and That Is more
than can be SAID fUT most clorgyincu having
similar relatiOUs.- Geo. IL I.fHIfr
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GRAMNrAR AND CLEAN ca

GRAMMAR AND CLEAN CORSERS-A fe-
male servant III the family OF a gentleman Ia
Tie department Of tie Interior Washington
j. allowed 20 make yearly visit TO her old
home III Richmond Va. Last summer
when she left. a substitute was EMPLOYED. n
mulatto GIL, who had been quite well e,Iu-
calCr, She performed the duties in rather
Ihdl1ereht III amer When the regular ser
want returned She began her tour OF iuvesti.
CATION 10 ascertain how her work had been
cone and was disguised at the evident wa,
OF neatneSS manifested everywhere. Her m
ulgnatlOu finally found vent in the follow
!ng. 10 her m!siresS:-''Ill tell you what il Is.
MISS -, you can't get grammer and clean
Corners ont OF the same niggeri' Which II
true. oilers knotty problem in reference 10
The education OF tie race Horye1.'s lFsg,f-
jg.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14
The Boat Race. yesterday.

THE WINNING OARsMFN AND THE PRIZE
The rowlng race for The prizes by the Ciil-
Zens Association 81 Geoi n town TOOK place
yesterday afternoon. The original pro-
gramme was for the race OF douhle-vnr King
boats, 10 Ia ke place on Wednesday IaS1 AMI
toe single SOULS yes 'eT,isy- bat. a. mas been
already stated, the rough como ton OF tbt,
watei on the firSt-uImci laV caused one of
the boats 10 swamp aud the contest was post
TOuSu Considerable interest was mo y FEST
Ell IL the r6sGlt, which was az ymented by
the tact thalilI one OF the double crews was
a young Lady % tnis city-MISs An;IOuette
biau-She being tic first al her sex who has
had bravery enough 70 enter into an aquatic
contest here as a participant.
Tie course as originally marked out was
iTCiu sta tse-boa' directly IN front of the Pa
tomac house. a straight mile down TO the
hrst buoy, and back away, but as a larg.
three nlaSted schooner had anchored dfrer,l =
u the way the starting place was changei
10 a point on the ADSlOStaH side. Just West ol
the turn.
THE FIRST RACE
Al 80 Tie sigma 10 get ready, pistol shot
was fired, and in obedience 20 It's summons
There was little furry in the boat hone
just adjoining the Potomac, and the two CON
testants for the singIe-Scull prize, Nessrs
JOS harper ard Jas. Benton, rowed out. The
TWO pulled about lelsurely for a moment
and then, in obedience 10 the signal male
lacks Tor the starting point Here they " ere
net by the judges in the Potomac barge.
MeSsrs. Frank Jones. w Scott Chew aud
Frank Miller, placed in position aud given
the word "go." Benton took the leaf and
maintained IL the entire distance. winning
the race in Is minutes and 45 seconds. Har-
per coming in blowing in ID minutes ana 50
seconds.
This created but little excitement, but
when
THE DOUBLE-w0RKTNG BOATS
began TO show there was more interest man
Ifested, and when the first gun was fired i've
responded and took positions a. follows: No.
I. on the Anacostia side of the river Miss
Blau and Mr.. LambIe; No. 2, Messrs Brace
and Trumbull, (Mr. Brace had been substi-
tuted for Blau, who rowed on Wefnesdavl
No. 3, Messrs. Donohue and Story; No.
Messrs. Brown and King; No. 5, Messrs An,
derson and Easton. Miss Autoinette Rlan
who is the first lady in this vicinity who has
the courage 70 enter an aquatic contest. was
the observed OF al observers and both he
lore and after the race she was the recinient
OF much applause. The lady is quite Young
PROBABLY twenty, little above the average
iemale helght, OF fair complexion, with Iight
figure.
The boats got into their respecti We positions
IN good order, and at the signal started away
wei together. Miss Blau and Mr.. Lannbie.
after the second dip, shot little ahead, and
then, AS IL to force the race from the starr
tbey bent To their oars with fearful yfgor
pulling al least forty strokes to the minute
which OF course gave them lead. As soon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

fSttMten Uernnan \
America.
Duncan. Sherman IL Co.'S s,e,ters q,
SARATOGA Races.
Great Dsy-. SHnrt

NAhAToIA \, august li.-Tae racing to-day
comprises nve events the two extra races
pelhg match race and selling race The
weather is GLe, but The track is somewhat
heavy.
THE ETEST RACE
was a Sweepstakes for tvO-year OldS. ~fO0
entrance. II. f., with 500 added second
morse u save his stake, thrCr quarters OC a
mile. There were twenty fOUr entries aud
nine starters. LOrillard'S MercelSo, Shirley
aLd BertramS BelmOnt'S adelaide and sui
lana; Lawrence & q. LOullard's WariOck,
McDanlelS, sister Of Mercy; Puryear's Waco,
Hafhey'S Lille Belle and J. y GrinsteaQ' :
hhapsacK. At the start Adelaide gO0 OF
first but a [ the three-uuarters mole SiIitana
had the lead, with Lille Belle second and
Adelaide third. During the rest OF the race
Sultaha Kept easily in front, coming IL a
winner by half dOzen lengths; Shirley sec
Gnd, AdelaIte third, Lille Belle fourth. aud
"aTiOck fifih. Time. 1:lg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

~ Fart of the Indians in the neighborhooi
OF Corinne, Utah, left yesterday for their re-
sefyatlops and the balance promise TO leave
To-Day. No further trouble Is anticipated
ErThe Brooklyn IN. " board of police
nave removed John 3. Polk, SUPERINTENDENT
OF police, aud appointed Patrick Campbell in
his place.
M. snyder, cashier of the Chillicothe
QOhio,) national bank is alleged to be a dc
faulter. The amount of the defalcation is
unknown.
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Ihe Interior of Algeria.

y CORES o,ucHt. writing from the AureS
Mountain. says: The scenery is beautiful
with wonderful Roman ruins. think peo-
PIE nave no idea of What Roman ruins are
VINO DO not see them e. they are seen here
untouched, with only great sweeps OF noun
IL IFS 10 enclose them, instead OF being sur
iGurdeu with railways and broken statues
arranged ~ rows, as the tourists at Lam
beSsa. At TImegrd, ia the AUres Noun
tainS, i "a trumphaI arch, pronounced by
one OF our party, "a weli-kDowu French
architect the most beautiful in the world
IHtTe are also Eillsides covered with crom-
leCns and tOimcus. ana AleppapineS grow
ing IN plenty, and InultitudiuOUS wild tow
ers covering the ground, till il locke. in the
distance like wonderful piece OF japanese
tbaInel. Then the people are 50 handsome
! never saw such beautifu! women, with per
tectIy classic features, showing unmiSTak-
ably their Roman descent. Is il not curious
mat they have neatly the same names for
the months Is we have? and they keen the
tWenly-hIth OF December. and call II stle
nti'h, though they 30 rot know OF whom
We fme back through kabylia, under the
snow mountains that we see rom AIgiers
ara stayed one night at a certain Ben All
thCTfif mouse. He was not at home but
hiS sons received uS very Hospitality: one of
ITEM "A Toy u thirteen or fourteen. is lust
IlEc me AIe..o Be!y@ tere with a turban or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

Moniey and sansxey in New YORK..

NEW J DIRK, AUGUST ii-MeSsrS Moo ~
aud Sankey were passengers by the sloan
snip Spain, from Liverpool. There was no
reception, the gentlemen o5jecting To any
demonstration. ON arriving at The pier
Rev. @. G. y aedLam. of PhiladeInhia offrr9i
a prayer OF Thanksgiving for their safe arri-
vai, which was Joined in by both.
MI Moody VIII proceed to NortOfeid,
Mass, for two months. Mr.. Saukey will
also leave This city, but has not yet decide 1
when. IL is more than probable he viii
spend the major portion of ms time in Pail
adeIIhia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

DROWNED IN THE CANAI.-Last THURSDAY
evening little son of Mr.. Greenawalt.
keeper OF the canal lock at Sandy Hook, Md
IeiI OF the emo OF the lock and was drowned
His body was recovered the water havino
peen drawn OF for that purpose. The child
was seven or eight years of age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

SHOCKING EXECUTION OF Boy MrR-
DEkER.-1hOmas Withcrs the negro tnv
murderer, was executed at Lynchburg Va
yesterday for the murder OF a girl. His neck
was noi broken, but death was caused by
slrangulatlon. He succeeded three times in
raising his feet To the edge OF the tran ard
drew himself up, but as often did the sheriff
push him OIL. he made q flll confession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

TNE STEAMSHIP FARADAY sailed from
London yesterday 10 make another attempt
To pick up the broken ends of the direct ca Die
and piece them together. The efforts To Law
this line between England and America have
been attended with more failures than the
work on any other cable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

NJ IN VAT or ROILING Water
refer Victory, employed as "a Iab0rer at tie
saitpHtre works of J. II. Baker q Co. a
on I'm Str, e near Third, missed his footing
tnis morning and fell into one Of the watts of
boiiIng wafer When he was taken out his
SKIN came OF with his clothing. The poor
le!ow was removed TO the hospital, where
y. L. - ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-14

ASoTHER BROOKLYN SCANDAL-In the
Bfooklyn IN. " court yesterday. Judge
MeCue granted "a warrant for the arrest of the
GERMAN consul named Max Halehelmer in
an action brought against him by Moses
Swartz for criminal conversation with his
Vile. damages laid AT As nn