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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
eF The Emperor Of Germany .elr

e. The Emperor of Germany ieave, BaIen-
Baden for ltaiy on the lGrh list.
ex-senator Booth ler Sacramento cal. for
Washii gton yesterday afternoon.
ss-A large brew ing firm I'm Glasgow. Scot
lanG. has begun importing California barley.
erJugg, of The New York star. SAYS he spes
nothing new IN The Fashions. His wite's
dresses were always pull backs" ID him.
1The testimony for both sides in the
Slney trial was CLOSED yesterday, and ar.u-
mont 10 the jury vas begun.
a. William Harrison. writing In 1851, uses
The very pleasant wOrds 'homeling" and
"comelng' as the equivalent OF cur native
and carpet Dagger.
nF~The report that George Eliot is writing
new novel ~ confirmed. but the other re-
port that IL VIII illustrate American life Is
denied.
sS-The trial Of police Captain Mccullough
of New York has already REQ uired six hum
ufed pages of phonographic notes, and may
require similar amount additional.
az Mrs. Lincoln, who il staying with her
sister al Springfield, Ill. acc Jsts every one
with Now, you don't believe Inc insane, do
your
e|Miss Warner. the author of the "Wide.
wide, World, performedt the funeral services
at her fathers burial, the clergyman invifef
10 perform that duty having tailed 10 be pre-
sent.
UMr Lands has not heard the last Of that
Nineland shooting affair yet Mr.. Carruth,
the victim, is said 70 be falling rapidly. the
wound in his head has never healed, and
shows no signs OF doing so.
~Six thousand dol lars of the invent vel ght
Thousand recently received A. the great Platt
Deutsche festival In New York has disap-
peared mysteriously, and cannot be accoant-
ed for.
s0The fifth annral convention OF the Ro-
man Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
America meets to-day at Cincinnati. Toe
address OF welcome will be delivered by
Archbishop Purcell.
- Henry c. Harrington, OF feast New York,
has been arrested on a charge OF EN- beZZling
$500 worth OF Bibles, which he had been in
trusted with for sale on commission by rhos.
McCocmbs, OF this city.
~A committee at a fair in Norwalk
Coma, We're fooled into critically tasting ma,
tive wine that had been taken from one easy
and put into twelve bottles with varied la
bells. They were divided in opinion as u
which was the best.
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TOBACCO BARNS BURNED.
Spannn am ANNA 4 nv,. hnSssA.,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Give tobacco barns
in robertson county, Tennessee, have been
burned burning the past week, involving
loss OF 10000 pounds Of tobacco. TIE Courier
JctT1dFS special says: The fires were occaS-
Toned by gases evolved from the tobacco by
peculiar atmospheric phenomena
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

A PROFESSOR LOSING HIMSELF IN THE
FoREsT.-Prof Gideon l.. Soule, for fifty
years principal of the Phillips Academy i'm
Exeter, N. H, lost his bearings while WALK
ing in the woods near that town Sunday
evening, and was not found till about 10
O'Clock at night. An alarm was spread and
some 500 people engaged in the search. He
could scarcely sneak when fOund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

AN AMERICAN TRAVE.ER, who recently
was present In a court in Liverpool, where
Mr.. HerShell, NJ p, appeared ON one side,
ard Judah l.. Benjamin on the other. writes.
We remembered the oignIuei air of con-
SclOUs superiority with which he bore him
Nelf IN the nited states Senate sixteen years
ago, and conjraStel ~ painfully with MS at
utude here, enGeaVOring Ia put the best face
on an Insignificant but desperate ease; ami
We had d feeling o; cpmpSS SiOn for him when
We remem berei VT al these intervening Yeas
had brought with them"
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NEW YORK CANAL FRAUDS

NEW YORK CANAL FRAUDs.-The tifth
report OF the New YORK canal tigating
commission duplicates several canal COM
missioGers, inspectors and members of the
legislature in the frauds practicei on the
state. and says that IN what ever Il Erection
the inquiry is pushed, n9gt aud corruption
are encountered at every step.
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I HE Tw Fed CAS- e.
THE WAR N MISSISSIPPI.
An AnneAl for AID

MEMPHIS, OCt. 6.-Tne fOllowing 10 .hp
Associated Press is just received:
"F!l'u'S Point, Ness. oct. ,, ga Hf7elp 3 a
M. Oct. 6-The sheriff of Coahoma county
caused our town 10 be invai / this morning
by an armed moo OF negroes. We drove
them back. We are fully organized for de
fence, with Senator Alcorn and Gen. Chal-
meTs IA command. The sheriff mas neI the
county. Send US aid Immediately.
Signed HIP. REID,
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KILLED HIS WIFE's SEDUCER.-The trial
OF John r. Camberg in the District Court OF
Saunders county, Neb., charged with the
murder Of James y. Thompson, has resulted
In acquittal. Thompson Seduced Camberg's
wife in Boone, Ia, and brought her to Ne
bTIska 70 live. Camberg followed, looked in
the window of their home and saw them at
the table. Thompson came out with stick
of stovewOOd, and Camberg shot him with
three bu lets. He testified in his own behalf
al the trial.
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The National Grange

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-The executive com
mlttee OF the national grange il now IN seS
SION IN this city, where the headquarters are
situated. The directors of the Mississippi
valley Trading company are in conference
with the grange concerning the question OF
dlrect trade IN grange products with Eng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

THE REV. Mr.. GLENDENNING's WEDDING
TOUR.-It was rumOred in Jersey City YES
terday that the Rev. John $. GIendenninp.
of Prospect avenue Presbyterian church
who went away suddenly two weeks ago
took a bride with him, and is on westward
wedding tour.-N Y S,lt 5h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

LITTLE "JoSEY" SULLIVAN, whose mvs-
teriOus disappearance about three weeks ago
from his home in New York city caused A
stir among citizens and police, was found
dead yesterday, not block from his home
He had gone into hay store and Was play
ing among the bales, when they toppled over
ON him and caused his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

Mr.. BEECHER preached his first sermon
OF the fall season yesterday morning TO the
customary crowd. Before commencing he
announced series of Plymouth Church
organ concerts, a which the admission was
TO be only ten cents. mo, sir" interrupted
Horatio c. King, in the congregation. Eff
teen cents, or ten tickets for dollar
"That amounts TO the same thing" replied
Mr.. Beecher. "NO, il does not; your arith-
metic is bad" said Mr.. King.-M Y. Cor
Phld. Record
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A HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE &C.
Cured in Carlinville. ILL.,, yesterday. Chas
Hall, his mother-in- law, and Ellen Brink.
his wife, killing them Instantly, and then
killed himself by placing pistol to his right
temple, No good cause can be assigned for
The d3n1
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a R9ki,in FaefOry Rurue1

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The 5obbin factory at
Pascack, y. j., owned by the Van per
Manufacturing Company, of Patterson, was
completely destroyed by fire on Monday
night. Loss, $4,000; Insurance not known.
The factory was said TO be the largest OF the
kind In the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

SPORTS OF THE Turf AZ Jerome P.f,t
yesterday the second race, the Hunter Stakes
Tor three-year old hllIes. l.. miles, was won
10y oliptha by - lengths, Mary A second
OllllEoWer third. The third race the Ma
turlty stakes. three miles, was won nv
Countess by five lengths. Madge second. VIII
was 100 yards before HOaXeT, who was third
Brlgand NTH. Usage beaten on. Time, So,
Inc fourth race, mile and a half was won
ny 81. Martin. Joe Cernes second. Nettie
Norton third. Time. Pa. Fifth race. handi
cap Steeple chase. about miles. The race
was Won by Diavolo. Trouble second and
Coronet third. Time, +I5s.
AZ the CheSq PARK (CoaciadD races.
yesterday, the first race. for three minute
horses, was won by Cadiz. Best time , a.
The second race, for horses of the two-thirtv
class, was won by Weber. Best time. 2 81
Inc last was running race, and was won
by Add. Crown Prince second and Mpdoc
third Time, l.J6S.
NJ NdSd1ue, Tenn, the twO-mile heats
Tor the merchants post stakes WAS won bv
Ienbroeck over Bob WoOley in 3.36X and
5.+Os the mile heats by Elemi over Brake
man and Noltiguer ia l.4tA. and I 10 4. and
me mile and quarter race by Novelty over
Millionaire and Rosebud i'm 2I4
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Accident TO the Montana.

LONDON, oct. 6.-It now seems that the sea
stove in the MOntana'S fOrecastle deck. She
IS otherwise Uninjured. Her return was mere
~ precautionary measure.
Coming Home.
Lord and Lady DuIItrin return 10 Canada
next Friday.
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ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER INDIAN DELE1 4
TION.-A delegation OF Pueblo Indians from
the Pueblo OF san Juan, New Mexico, ar
rived in town this morning and called upon
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Joseph Torrens OF
this city, VINO stated that as he spoke Span
Ish, which language the Indians understood
he had been requested by the proprietor OF
the Washington House, where they are quar-
tered, 10 act as their lnterpre Ter. He said
they represented that they had paid their
way here, but were in need and called for
aid. They had n letter addressed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs from Indian
Agent Thomas, dated Santa Fee, April
-. 1875, introducing them and saying
"They go toWashingtOn at their own expense
To see the President, Hon. Commissioner of
Indian Al fairs, the Secretary Of the Interior
and others They make the trip with view
10 combining business and pleasure. Their
business i leave them To state. l respect
fully recommend them to your kind cOnsid-
eral ion They also had u letter addressed
10 HE Presite from the representative men
81 ihelr Tribe, pray wing that the Great Father
would prevent the Mexicans from raiding
on n EN- and dispOSsessing them of their
lands. The names OF the Indians are Auto
no Hosea TanciO, Antonio StellaJo, and
Juan Hessea Cello. They were dressed In
aboriginal costume, with blankets, buckskl In
'sgIrss, &c. and the two younger carried
inscription: "A. Lincoln, President U. 8. a
Taos. 1873" and the other: "A. Lincoln,
PrrsideH l.. 81, San Juan, 1888"
which they claimed were presented
IN them by President Lincoln. The
other, an old man with gray hair. car
ried bow and arrow. These Indians are
among the few survivors OF the famous
Aztec race Of Mexico. In reply TO questions
by tie Commissioner they said their fare TO
Washington cost them S225, which they
We're several months begging in New Next
CO. They were twelve days en- route. Tue
Commissioner said he Supposed be must tLse
care or them temporarily, but that thew must
tai up their quarters at the rrem Dnt mouse,
which they consented I'D 10. They will have
another interview with tIe COmni .siOIcr
tomorrow,
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TIE SPECIAL SERVICE DIVISION OF THE
PENSION BUREAU-It is but Just TO Com
missioner Atkinson, OF the Pension bureau
TO state that the expenses OF the special or
secret service division of his Office have been
sI,HG0 less since he recognized the bureau
July lst last, than they were prior to that
time. Before that ten men were employed
IN this city, al an aggregate com pensatiOn of
SIG,-GO. Tie reorganization cut the numbe
of employees down to six, with an aggregate
compensation of .s,i20. The agents employed
on work in Washington We're allowed put
- per diem besides their regular
salaries, because of the extra num-
Der OF hours they labOred daily
The acting chief of the special service divls-
ION says That this compensation did not seem
eXUTbitant III view Of the fact that special
agents in the Post Office and Treasury de
Pc imrniS receive not less than - per diem
IN addition to their salary. The chief Of tn
Post Office special agents get - 800 per wear
ld - per diem, while several 81 aciai "A ger 6
e u oto and - or - per day. The chief
treasury agents gets so per day. A r,
order OF Gen. COwen, acting Secretar. "! y
Interior, cuts off all special alIowar rs. &
cept when the agents are actual o. duty
investigating frauds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

ALLEGED REYEsCE FRAUDS To THE Ex-
TENT or A MILLEON.-New suits were ypster-
day commenced in the Tlitei STATE, district
court for New York against II. b. ClaIin 4
Go. for a million dollars. on account of the
alleged frauds on Tie revenue, fOr whicl the
firm was indicted last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

IN TEE CASE OF \. G. BUELL., the cores
pendent Of the Detroit Free Press. who sent
a lltellouS dispatch from Washington con-
cernIng Senator Chandler, aud was indicted
therefore in the District Criminal Court,
Judge Treat, Of the United states Circuit
Court. sitting at ST. Louis, decided yeStcr
day that the accused could not be sent back
To The District for trial. II Will be remem
bertd that The same Judge dismissed the ap-
plicat!on for a warrant for the return OF
Buell. on former occasion because the in
dlctment did not distinctly charge that the
IlbeIiOuS publication had been made in the.
District OF Columbia. A new indictment
was then procured, and another requisition
was made for Buell.. Judge Treat has now
decided that the act of 1874, which Confers
on the District Criminal Court Jurisdiction
IN l!bt' cases, was not III force at the time
me alleged libel was published. and that ne
cannot the. efOre he demanded under the prD-
visions Of this act. If Mr.. Buell. haS the
discretion TO keep away from Washington
he VIII probably not be troubled with any
further acquisitions"
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ATTEMPTED MURDER BYA BALrIvoPr

ATTEMPTED MURDER BY BALTIMORE
"REPEATER.'-A repeater who attempted
to register in the 18th ward OF BALTIMORE
being caught in the act. reveugel himSe by
shooting a respectable citizen who accident
ally detected the fraud Happily only a
slight wound was inflicted. Tie murderouS
rascal is now In Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

THE ANTI-CUSTOM- HOUSE PARTY in New
York last evening passed resolutions ratiry
ing the republican state ticket, and indorsing
the platform of principles issued 10y the Sar-
atoga convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

GUTBoRD's GR.YE.-A meeting OF Suh-
Scribers Ia the 6uihOri fund was held at
Montreal Monday. II was resolved 10 nav
of the debt OF the Iustitut Canadieune. and
10 send delegates 10 the United States 10
SOLICIT subscriptions for that purpose, Two
hundred picked men of the governor gem
erals body guard have been detailed To pro-
coed TO Montreal To be- present at the burial
OF Guibord'S remains. II is said that the
lnstliut Canadienne has been I'm cOmmuni-
cation with the Navy department AZ WASH
ington with reference TO the most efficient
explosive 10 be placed I'm Guibord's grave 10
prevent IL being tlmpered with.
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An AbOrtfOnsst Indicted

TORONTO, Oct. 6.-At the assiZe court here
true bill for murder was found against the
abOtiOnists, DIR. Davis and hls wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

Your teeth shozld be cleaned twice q
tey witt the Crov-a Toosa Brushes.
BriEaes viii not f..I cut OF break "a
! while using.
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TIE CHARLEsroN NrNICTPAL Fiction

IHE CHARLESrON MUNICIPAL ELECTION
meut prevails be. w ead considera5le. excits-
lions The sheriff, who Is in ihe interest Of
WAGNER, las diSTeCartCd the 0T ie.s OF tho
commissioners Of election. ana announces
his intention OF appointing one thousand
deputies. While the commissioners have
notined The sheriff that hey viii cause all
deputies 10 be arrested a distarner> Of the
peace, and for that purpose have ordered out
three while and three colOre,l militia com
panieS. A conflict between the opposing
parties il apprehe lt.ed.
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What They Think at Memphis

MEMPHIS, Uctt.-IiIr Impression prevails
here that there will be no blood Shed at
Frlars Point. and notwiths landing nuIner-
Gus kilograms for men and arms, no steps
have been taken TO forward either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

"A WIFE TERowN OUT OF A THIRD STORY
WINDOW BY DRUNKEN HUsBAND-On
sunday evening Mrs. Catharine RYAN gave
party FOR few friends i'm Der rooms GA the
tnlrd story OF 5l3 West Twenty-seventh
slreet. Among the guests We're Michael Null
llgan, OF la5 West Twenty-sixth street and
ms wife, Anna. The party was merry one.
anu Ilttle after II clock Mulligan and his
vile started TO go home. He had Deen dTlp k
lng heavily; and was boisterous and quarrel
figAh' sf7atched her hmssb:ansd.sH nSc SetSnoE
rom his pocket He had given her no rnOrev
on saturday. 81 e said, aud she was tired al
waiting. This euraged Michael, anu he tea
and bat his wife without mercy. She ram
hhTleklng hack INTO the room. ne following
AID demanding the pocketbOok. RYAN and
MS vile tried TO restrain Muiligan, and each
received severe blows. He then chased his
wife II the open window and threw her ON
she tel from the ihird-stOry into the
area, hVe feet below the level OF the yard
striking on the Tagging. She was conscious
When taken up. Size lies IL Bellevue HoSpi-
Ia with a broken arm and bruised back bui
not seriously injured. Her husband Is in the
TOmhS.-A T. San. 5h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ROBSON al
dressed the farmers Of New Jersey az their
agricultural fair. He did il we'll. He told
them now tonavigate the shining plow about
the fallow field. steering by or large: how z
.dCh and Feer amid the blllovy potato nils:
now 70 reel ant tETl the too Spred ling tonR-
10. how 10 properly an Lrr the running
pumpkin Tlae; no" to SHY ev tueIr i'm beT
i"i lttl te~Cc~: how - tax" ~1EntiagS in tho
markets; now 20 Wea uer the storms Of hari
lines and make 'he port OF prosperity. steer
lrg ~ Inc light Of specie rasGmpt on: a I'd III
ih!, i'm language which the vpriss. IuhJar
could not DlSurder-ta In "a t. he nan
dieo his svhi 90 rs beautifully a. great Al
ml:ai would md.eGrvr Il ueet.-Cig.sllr' g
ft..+.rY.F-. fF
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~ They pay school marms SIPS per week
IN Wisconsin,, out whether they find them
selves" - not stated.
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A QUESTION FOR THE ATTORNEY G EN-
ERALS DKCisIoN.-The Attorney General
mas been called upon TO decide a knotty
problem. Existing law requires that all
cigar boxes shall be stamped in letters pro
uuceo by burning rod of iron with tine
name of the manufacturer and the IocatiOn
Oh us collection district. Quite recently tin
ana pape. boxes have been largely used bv
manufacturers. They claim that to comply
win the law ruins the box. as the impress =
sion is 50 light, If care is taken to prevent
me destruction OF the box, thai the fnscrip-
tlOn IS scarcely dlscernlDle. The Commits
>.Oner OF Internal Revenue is of the opinion
That the strict application of the law 10 such
boxes Is impracJIcabie, and that he has no
authority To allow a Substitute 20 be used:
but he has asked the Attorney General If he.
has such right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

REV. Mr.. HOFFMAN, the minister who has
been on trial at Quincy, Mass, before his
church for immoral practices, has been ac-
quitted, though the evidence against him
was most direct. The jury. determined to
punish some one. has suspended the accuser.
FIREARMs.-A very considerable impetus
has been given to the trade in firearms by
the late life matches i'm Ireland and Eng
land, and trade in this branch OF American
manufactures is better than ever.
~Gambling in New York city is said to
be well nigh extinct, owing TO the liability of
any person entering gambling-ho to be
arrested.
~Hop. w. ID. Kelley delivered a soft
money speech at New Haven, Conn, last
night, on invitation OF Admiral Foote Post
Grand Army OF the Republic.
50 The Pork Packers national convention
assembled at ST Louis yesterday. Delega-
tons Were present from nearly all the West
ern States, and from Mary land and PennsyI-
Nania.
~ The nomination ofex- Governor Perha 10
as secretary OF state was yesterday confirmed
by the Maine legislature, and ne AT once
qualified and enteIed upon the duties Of his
Office.
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AIcOru.s ARMY

The latest advices state that Al corH has ~
cavalry and 80 infantry. with which he mad
driven of Brown and POO armed negroes, who
retreated three miles from town, where they
made stand. No fighting had yet occurred /,
and 10 body of men had left or will go from
Helena. This is regarded as the real nature
OF the dliilcnltv. which is purely personal
and Ames. steamer Wand just up, reports no
nghtlng at. Friar's Point, and affairs remain
as they were yesterday and last night. In
order TO arrive AT an understanding of the
state OF affairs there, as shown in fOregOi ~
special, IL may be stated that in the county
o. Coahoma the negroes have a majority OF
hye against the whites; that since the split
IN the republican party in the state, Sheriff
Brown, who is a kentuckian, has been the
leader of the anti-AlcOrn party. Friar's
Point is the home of AlcOru, and the contest
between the rivals has been a heated one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

SOLVING rrF SVr-ArraN l-F-rra~
ne ga ZION n. Scrra -ar.-ri .-' r.I- -..br.-
So. c',S % fI'ra-n. which r1e rsr...s \ 80
~ r.tttr Zee ir- .l .Ilt -..E. wa. fs.f-
sl's.N act uTog & H- .S rr.. rr Pro r.,. =
'"sf, ol i-gsf.ev. t.r 0f -.la -r.. .. ...r -
name .meu'u tll schools provide rr..f frs,
morn. Z service ~EaE'3 always rs. r VIZ
"ftfniFti'H Singing T.sr...L n. Che ---.D
.Nfe and t-a lrrl'~ PRAYER TEfs was rb-
= .. 81. TO-" % 'Hv Jews. Who are rTuHrlrs
~. ..Tsn'.al .r CllsI-o. to fH" Roman
N.t.-'..t>. N.n Du rur rrCtN '.r r.r Tssfr--
.'l.l version ~ .FH EIH's. ans fD rI.a nDr-
'S,atial>. who do rot want DIXON u1fNrI
WI N'ct ar e.. UssfipH. and an rf fhH>a
gt.>>t> mar ia'' ea Thar 'ln ~a1.r .r- 1f ft,
'iit'ait' Wa contrary tp Int 81. nd OF ina
o'h>tllUtton. Last week a motion WAS ma =
20 ao'it>l iaI> a.. AID >tGt-rIrflfa I'm u %
iiai PROV ilt> 10y appropriate .Ing.u. ONLY
o.Nli'lnE W. k'hlH reading prrI rH. 2 ,s-frs,
ray pr, aud q was carrltsG. with rrrf .,,.s 49,.
>eutn" vote. IT. = u.-S ca ed FORTH ..-1r,-tl y.
p me n>iraHcc from some 81 tr. r...s.-f,rs
lc' t'rS. but StN,Tpi Protestant .t.r.r,.,.,s,,-
amo>E them Rev. Nr Swing ana ~. H.
Robert tollNer. sustain thH ssris1 1f -
b0Srd :, me on tie ground fhat tr is ,1-Iy t.,st
mat tie feelings 90 those WIo cpuseiUrff tnls',y
oppose the E.h.g In Tie public srronr. sHogf1
10 respected Gri Others IN tla baE.e.fnaf 80.
conn etc secular T8tioU 81 SCHOOLS is trn Only
SAFE policy.
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kilograms to The Star.

THE MISSISSIPPI WAR.
NEWS FROM FRIaR'S POINT.
THE NEGROES DRIVEN BiCT.
But TEE DRIVERS WANT HELP.
I H r I w f. T. ID CAS- L
THE FiREMEN CONVENTION