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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

1NCESDIARIss AND RIortxe IN rur
COAL hyeioSs---The bad feeling which has
existed Tor q long time past among the min
trs of different nstionslities Ia he Peonsyi-
vsnia cnal region culminatef IN q de~perase
not Al Shenandoah on Saturday night in
which several persons were wounded. At
hshsnoy City there were several inoendisfy
Tres, and some difficulty In also reported
from Owingsburg. The latest reports last
night represented all quiet ~ SHENANDOAH,
win strong posse NJ sherid-s officers ard
police pstrollins the town. Tue authorii ca
are confident they can IRE -erve the pesse
niulout calling la state aid. A telegram from
louisville. Pa. October sth savsr-sA new
danger seems TO threaten the coal industrts-s
N lhls region. The thugs have laid aside the
pistol Tor the time being and suspended their
attscks on mine bosses 10 grasp the loren
and nre breakers. The fires which deStroyet
Graeoer kemples breaker had scarrelv
&c tsed 10 shoulder when the torch was an
Wednesday night an attempt was maae 10
burn the Brookside breaker. owned by the
Reading company, and noted ss one of the
nnest I'm all the region The fan house. car
penter shop, oil house and slope house were
burned, but the hrcaker was Savet by stren-
nous eNertions. The loss IN heavy snd the
coiliery must suspend work for months A
lsfge number of men are thrown out OF en-
piol ment AT the beginning OF winter, togeth
win the men at Graeber 4 Kemple's They
sre now wandering from cutlery 70 coltlery
seeking work, but All the breakers are full.
and they are denied every whera About
three O'Clock this morning an attempt waS
made 10 burn toe William Penn hrsaker
near Shenandoah. The IRE bugs suncesslei
IN destroying the colliery saw mill. a mOfpl
institution, valued At - 00n."
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FAtAl (AllflfOn.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-An unknown schooner
ran into and sunk the coal barge N. L. Lee
off the Battery, Saturday night, and Captain
Cooper, wife and child, who were asleep In
the cabin, went down with the barge, and
were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

MURDER IN THE STREET-In Philadel-
pbla Saturday night police sergeant saw
several men running at 18th and Walnut
streets, but failed TO capture them. On pro-
ceeding down 18th street he found Charles ID.
Hervilly lying on the sidewalk insensible
de was removed 10 a drug store and the
taken TO the home of his aunt, Madame
CheRery, who keeps a young ladies' seminary
at 1851 Spruce street. 'At 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning be died. A post morton shovel
mat death had resulted by being struck on
the head above the left ear by blunt instru-
ment.
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The MURDER OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE
SCHOOL GIRL.-The feeling IA COacOrt. ~.
ID, yesterday over the Langmaid murder has
been Intense and against Drew terribly
strong. On the street and I'm stores aud all
pubic places the murder IL tie absorbing
Theme OF conversation, and the opinion that
Drew IS guilty as almost universal. Miss
Lake was before the coroner ,and her story Is
substantially as published in the STAR OF
SATURDAY. IL il believed now That the Off
GERS Will at once abandon ali the traits bat
That OF Drew, and that they will push for
ward the Investigation OF his case with ali
he skill and means at their command. In is
ibought ulat n the weather H. pleasant to-
cay there Will tie "a thousand men eOga ged in
searching the woods where the bOiy was
found and the adjacent territory. Toe search
is 10 oe very extensive, and will cover the
country In some directions at least miles.
A new bit OF evidence has come ND in the
TACT that Mrs. Moses r. Lake and son both
saw Drew on his way for a Physician on the
day OF the murder, and noticed that he wore
pec"lIar new blue shirt, such as they la
not known him TO wear before.
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louisville, PA, Oct. 11.-There were no
disturbances at Shenandoah last night, as
anticipated by the authorities, and this
morning all Is quiet. The man Johns, who
was severely wounded on Saturday night, Is
still living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

HARTFORD, oct. 1.-The races for the
Charter Oak and Connecticut colt stakes
announced for Thursday, have been post
pOned till Wednesday, the 18th instant.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT TO A GLASS RIow-
TRACK Temple, a glass-blOwer in the
PhCenix Glass factory, in La Sale, Ill. re-
ce1Ved some alarming cuts from hot glass
one day last week, resulting from a singular
accident: He had just finished blowing a
large cylinder, such as are blown for window
glass, end. In attempting to poise it i'm the
wooden frame, broke the neck of it, when as
be was lifting violently at the time, he fell
backward 10 the floor, dropping his blow
pipe, the glass covered nozzle OF which
struck sright arm, infiicting fearful gashes
Wnch severed one or two arteries. He also
received some bad cuts In his neck. His
condition is considered critical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The CONFERENCE Of the Mormon church.
which closed its sessions 1t Salt Lake Civ
ON Saturday, elected Brigham Young pres
ident and trustee In trust In place OF Gsorge
A. Smith, deceased. Daniel II. Wells was
elected fiTst counsellor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

SHALL THE GOVERNMENT CONTROL THE
TELEGRAPR?-TheC Cincinnati delegates to
the national board OF trade having recon-
mended the chamber of commerce to use its
lnnuence with members OF Congress to the
end that the general government should pur-
chase and control the telegraph business O.
the country, the resolution to that effect
came up for nnal action on Saturday, when
the chamber, by q large majority, refused to
commit itself to such q course.
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England and China
Wales ON His Wfudfne Wav.
ncess Alexandra.
Cardinal McClOskey.
The HuntinStOn OUTRAGE.

HUNTINGDON, l.. J., Oct. 1.-THE case of
he people against George B. Banks and
Royal Sammis, Indicted by the grand Jury
or riot and assault and battery, will be tried
his week at Rivershead. This is the case
rowing out of the disappearance OF young
Kelsey, which led to the belief that lie had
oeen murdered by the lynchers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

RECEIVER OF THE G. 4 o. r. R.-Henry
Ty SOL, ESQ.,, of Baltimore, was on Saturday
appointed receiver OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad by Judge Bond, OF the United
under the application for the foreclosure OF
the irst mortgage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

THE NOE MURDER.-John Dolan, the sun
posed murderer of Mr.. Noe, had hearing 10
New York on Saturday, resulting In his be
irg held, without bail, for trial on the charge
ofhonicide. The prisoner was unable to ac-
count for bis possession Of the murdered
mans watch.
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Altered Untamts~1S1n

ELIZABETH. Nj. Oct. u.-Mary Gardner
colored, aged e, was arrested at Westfield
last night for jnfanticide. Her infant, two
weeks old, died GOm the effects of laudanum.
The mother admits having given the child
medicine, but denies that she intended to
Kill 1t.
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~Young man, go TO Texas. They tell o.
sheep kings down there who began drIyin- ;,
at SO month and board.
There are people who believe that
Grants speeches Offset anti-thIrd term reeo-
lutions.-M y Rero,d, sth.
~Tbe young creature who II 70 marry the
unfortunate Alfonso, OF Spain, IL not pretty,
but she plays brawny game OF croQuet.
oThe anti-lift-your-hat-to-a-w a.
ISOLATION 10 making considerable progress
The fAct that most Of the members are bald
beaded excitee some remark, but the ossocia-
ton has resolved % proceed with the reform.
The Standing Committee OF the Diocese
OF Connecticut has consented 20 the conse-
Grafton Of Rev. J. @. Eccleston, ID. d., Is
bishop Of lova, and Of Rev. VIM. E. AcLa-
rem, ID. D., - Bishop OF Illinois.
There n handsome young lady now
acting ~ temporary clerk % the secretarv Of
the commonweaith I'm the state library. ~
Richmond, and IL 10 astonishing how literarv
ne young men OF that city are becoming.
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BURNED TO DEATH WITH LIME-A SON
aged 9 years, while In company with some
more Logs, picked up a piece of unslacked
lime, and, after wetting 1t, put IL in his
pocket. Before the clothes could be torn OF
the child, he was burned SO badly around the
lower part OF his person, that the physicians
have little hope OF his recovery. The boy
laid ne wet the lime to make 1t slack enough
TO roll into q ball.
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A HEw MINISTRY has been formed In Ser
via: 1t is now proposed that the government
Of the insurrectionary provinces be entrusted
to governor general enjoying the confidence
Of the Porte and the Christian subjects, and
1t is thought the proposal will be acceptable
to both sides. A Mostar dispatch says that
unless Turkey determines upon radical re-
forms the province OF Her1eeoyina will be
completely lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

SUICIDE OF BRUTAL WRErCH-G. T.
Heard was convicted at Couyers, Georgia,
Saturday, OF an attempt to outrage two little
girls. He cOmmitted suicide immediatel
after conviction by taking morphine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

"A BUNGLING ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Charles Eh.1ng, tailor, at Railway, N. J.,
attempted TO commit suicide by stabbipg
himself nineteen times In the head and I've
times In the breast. He then tried to hang
himself with q suspender, but was prevented
by the police and locked up. He was under
the influence of LIQUOR at the time
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A HORSE THIEF LYNCHED.-Wm. Penn
berton, an escaped convict horse thief was
mOb6ed while In custody OF q constable at
Peoria, Illinois, Friday morning, shot sew
eral times, and finally hung. The constable
mortally wounded one Of the mob, and Penn
he succumbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

BRUTAL WIFE n URDER-At Lawrence,
Mass, Saturday night, Bernard Bradley
while drunk, beat his wife over the held
with q bottle, and then poured boiling water
over her. She cannot recover. Bradley Was
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THE NUMBER OF IMMIGRANrs arriving at
New York during September was 9,349-f,949
males, 400 females-a decrease OF 7,031 as
compared with September, 1874. Germany
sent ,5es, England z, 266, Ireland LIS, Scot
land 1885, and other countries the balance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

FORGED LrTTERS OF CREDIT.-A sys-
tematic effort TO swindle the Canadian bail ks
by means OF forged letters Of credit has been
brought to light by the arrest of q man at
Quebec while attempting to pass q forged
draft at one OF the banks. On Thursday the
Bank OF British North America, OF Halifax,
wss swIndled out of $1,000 by means of q
forged letter of credit purpOrting to have
been issued at its New York agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

CAPT. Bo0ARDUs, the well known pigeon
shooter, has been arrested In ST. Louis al the
instance OF the society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, for shooting at Q match
near that city Friday. He will have hear
ing to MORROW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

REV. h G. TILToN, who has been nomi-
mated by the temperance men as candidate
for Cover nor OF Wisconsin, will decline the
honor for the very good reason that while
"he continues to be staunch and an efficient
advocate or the temperance cause, he does
not believe In the fanatical policy OF deliver
Ing the state over TO the worst enemies OF
that cause, which would be the result OF
dividing the republican vote by his remain
ing in the field" he thus offers an example
10 the temperance candidate I'm this state
which ought 10 be followed, and thus kee .
the cause out Of politics.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF NITRO g LYCERrNR.
lad named Richard McGrath. residing q
Hydeville, VT, was instantly killed last
week by an explosion Of nitro glycerine. He
had picked Cp an empty can which had
formerly contained the chemical and which
had been thrown away two years ago, and
was attempting with hammer and guage
to remodel 1t, when the blows of the ham
mer caused an explosion of the fluid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

THE EMPEROR or BRAZIL, in his speech
at the closing OF the Parliament, said the
relations Of Brazil with the foreign powers
were satisfactory, and that the amnesty re-
Gently granted to the bishops would restore
harmony with the Holy See
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

RIGHTrCL OCCURRENCE-A Young GiriS
'Scdtp Literally Torn or AT Remington sta
ton, on the Cincinnati and Marietta Rail-
way last week, Carrie Dawson. employed in
paper mill, while standing near a revoIv-
Ing shaft was caught by her hair and the
scalp torn from her head, stripping the skin
from the back of her neck to the eyebrows
considerable time elapsed before medical
aid reached her, and il was not deemed adj
Vlsable 10 attempt TO restore the lifeless
scalp to It's former place. DR.. A. }. Howe, OF
cincinnati, commenced the restoration of
the skin to the wounded girls head by taking
small pieces of the scalp from the head of her
sister, who gave herself freely for her injured
sisters relief, while another lady offered skin
from her own shoulder TO supply what was
TO start growth of membrane were taken
rom each of these ladies, and while Miss
Dawson's condition is dangerous, her physi-
clan enterfafns considerable hope OF her re-
covery and of the success of his effort TO
cover heI lead with new skin.
PUBLIC SCHOOL SCANDALs-The investt
CATION of the alleged frauds in connection
with the board of education at Jersey Civ
was resumed last evening. Among those eX-
amlhed were MT. Rowe, clerk OF the board;
Mr. mex, eX-clerk; Superintendent Dickin-
son, directors Chapman and Mcdonald. In
answer TO Mr.. Pangbnrn, Mr.. Dickinson re-
pied that mans tenure of office in the board
d1d Lot depend on correct answers to cues
lions during the present Investigation. The
facts developed thus far are disgraceful Mr.
Durant and several other prominent citizens
who attended during the previous session
were absent. 1t is worthy of note that Mayor
Trapha2en, who made a special visit to the
schools last year and found gross irregulari-
ties, has not been summoned. An indict-
me board In connection with this case.-M
\. Herald 9Th.
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INvE1LING OF THE JACKSON STATUE
GOV. kemper, OF Virginia, has rendered the
position Of Misunderstanding In the direction
OF tie ceremonies OF inaugurating the statue
70 Gen. Joseph K. Johnston, aud Gen. Harry
Heth first deputy. The latter has issued a
card requesting the mayors of m unicIpal-
ities. commanders OF military organiz ations,
masters OF lodges, and head OF different So,
cielies, who propose 20 AXE part in the cere-
monies, TO report by letter To him at Rich
mond. In order that proper positions may oe
assigned them In the Ceremonies of the day
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TIE BEKCHERs AT THE MOUNTAINS
BY the way, Miss l.. IL back from the noun
tains and says the Beechers were bigger than
ever, UP there this season. Mrs. Bsechel-
and sacted OUT all there is In her. Miss L.
says further that she never believed one
word of the awful 1flton accusations TIL 81
saw and knew Beecber's wife. Then she b.
lieved Mr.. Beecaer was guilty and dttr
blame him bit, poor mani-Boxt0a Ie.tev |.
R1tsbayu Ed0le.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

THE NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI is to the ef-
feet that there has been no urther fight a
Friars Point, but a conflict occurred between
rival factions at Grenada on Friday, yet no
one was hurt. Great decentralization is re-
ported To exist among the labOrers in all
u large portion OF the cotton crop will be lost
for lack OF hands TO pick 1t. The colorei peO-
pie at Friars Point threaten to hang Sheriff
Brown and Smith, the candidate for chancery
clerk, If they return to that place. on account
of having caused the disturbances.
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Gen. Sheridan,

SAN FRANCIkCo, Oct. 1O.-General Sheri-
dan and party returned to the city this even
ing franz a trip to the Geysers.
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SUICIDE OF A SPORTING MAS.-Patrick
Waterson, well known sporting man. com
mitted suicide yesterday at his residence on
Montgomery street, near Bergen avenue
Jersey City. He arose at an early hour and
ordered breakfast Soon afterward the re-
port OF pistol was heard, but no attention
was paid 10 IL. Half an hour later he was
found I'm the billiard room, at the end OF the
barroom, lying in q pool OF blood. Beside
him wrs q revolver with one chamber dis
mouth and the ball penetrated his brain.
Dea. n must have been instantaneous Wa
te. son was about fifty years Of age. He was
The owner OF several trotting horses, one of
which, Arthur Boy" he sold TO Commodore
Vanderbilt for Sc 600. He was Interested ia
the West Side Park association. The cause
OF the terrible act IL ascribod 20 financial
dlmcultles. He WAS native OF Ireland.
County Physician Stout gran ted permit Tor
burial-M Y Hertld 9th
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s0The failure Of Moag 4 Co., OF Mont
gomery, Ala, is reported in Louisville, KY,
where the firm IL said 70 be indebted In the
sum Of SlOe, 900.
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Of Charleston, Just completed, shows 81, SO
eouls, against IS ,056 In 1870, IN increase Of
1884 In tve years. Tho colored population
Is 80 OH and the white "a SOS, the Increase Of
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A LIFE SAVED BY CORSEr-E. w, Il
Hitchcock, of Naugatuck, Ct, fatally shot
himself on Thursday, after an unsuccessful
shot at hts wife. The loss (as he supposedly
Of several thousand dollars In the Townsend
pated. Mrs. Hitcdcock's life was saved by
her corset steel, which caused the bullet to
glance.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS BROTHER ON THE
PENIHsULA-Orville Grant, brother OF the
come q frequent visitor to IL of late. In fact.
he has engaged In the lumber trade below
ns, and is shipping large quantities OF our
Sisters, Of Milford, has Just gone into his
service TO carry timber from Chincoteague
inlet to the New York and Philadelp6ia
markets. The Milford News says he APP
Rears 70 oe nsrdr working; energetic man
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A LOUISIANA JUDGE KIDNAPPEp-Twa
weeks ago, r. j. Stokes, judge OF IN, Gran
parish court, while In New Orleans, was XII
mapped by the city detectives, placet In =.
row-boat and taken on board q steamer IN
the stream; he was then taken TO Texas 40
obedlence 10 reQuisition from Gov. Coke
charged with defalcation. Upon his arrival
IN Texas Stokes was at once released, not
being the man wanted. He reached New
orleans last Thursday and opened court. He
VIII institute proceedings against his kid
pappers and the chief OF police under whose
oSders they acted. His account OF the arrest
and the efforts Of the detectives 20 prevent
bis consulting his friends or obtaining q ha-
beas cOrpus. is some what Startling.
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NEW YORK POLICE COMMISSIONERS Strip
PING down AND OUT."-Police Commits
sio1ers Matsell, Disbecker, Smith and VoOr-
be en- requested to resign by Mayor Wick.
ham, on account Of the charges OF malfeas.
ance brought against them, the two latter
complied with the request on Saturday, and
IL Is thought Matsel and Disbecker viii fol-
low suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

NEW YORK, Oct. u.-Dr. H. Il. HelmbOId
has been discharged from the Bloomingdale
asylum.
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
convened at the Capitol t0-day for the fall
and winter session. Att Drney General Pierre
pODt was present representing the interests
Of The government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

The AMOUNT OF National Bank note cur
reDcy received at the Treasury department
o-day for redemption aggregated S565, s45.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS -DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S699, OSl 80; customs, 1851 40 ~.
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AN ORDER has been issued from the Indian
department to the Indian agents at Standing
Rock and other places, forbi idIng the pay
ment of aDnu.tIes to the Sioux unless they
have been cOunfCi 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

COMMISSIONERS SMITH, of the Indian Bu-
reau, who is now i'm New York, denies the
statement of the New York Tribune that ne
has left Washington not To return to his Of
ice. aud says he will probably be here to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

CoLoRED MEN IN THR CRoCrAw Ma
TIoN.-His excellency, Coleman Cole, gov
ernor OF the ChocfaT Nation. delivered his
annual message TO the national council In
the adoption Of the colored people formerly
held a. slaves By the ChoctaWs, and now Nv
ing within the limits Of the nation, giving
except IN regard 70 the soil. In that they are
allowed only forty acres OF land each, In &C
cordance with the terms Of the treaty Of 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

b. F. CLARKE, acting chief clerk OF the
customs division of the Secretary of The
TreasuTy's Office, has returned. after a month
leave Of absence. During his absence the
duties OF the Office were administered by Mr..
hacGregor with ability and courtesy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

A dispatch from Sayorook, Conn, reports .
daring ROBBERY by three masked burglars,
who entered the store Of kellogg & Bates last
Friday morning and handcuffed KELLOGG,
then hey stole $50 In cash and decamped.