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RIOT IN BALTIMORE.
A Republican Meeting Fired Into.
MUTlNY ON A US. FRIGATE.
Startling Story, If True.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Latest Army Movements.
Eighteen Hundred Turks Killed.
GOV. TILDEN'S BROTHER DEAD.
MARTINSBURG BURGLARS.
Startling Story, If True.
THE WAR IN THE EAST
Latest Army Movements.
Eighteen Hundred Turks Killed.
GOV. TILDEN'S BROTHER DEAD.
MARTINSBURG BURGLARS.
THE JEwELRY ROBBERY.
The WashinEton Omcers with Their
Prisoners fa Martiusburg.

tcpectut 70 Inc otIT
MARrINsBURG, w. VA, Sept. 9.-The APP
pearance OF Lieut.. skippon and Detectives
McDevitt and McElfresh, OF Washington,
with the two colored burglars arrested In
Washington for the robbery OF q Jewelry
store here, caused great excitement In the
town. Hundreds OF people are attending the
examination. Two additional arrests were
made here In the same case, ald ali four
were committed, and the officers leave for
home at O'Clock. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

POLITICAL RIOT In BA LTIMORE
a Republican Meeting Fired Into and
BROKEN u.

BALTIMORE, Sept "a Hayes and Vince
Ter meeting Ia the IL tn ward, at Cross street
market house, was broken up last night by
rouehs, who have been notorious characters
OF the democratic party. Several shots were
fired, and one man, VIM. Henry, was shot In
the hip but not dangerously wounded, aud
Mr.. 9. Irving Ditty. who was addressing the
audience at the moment Of the outbreak, was
badly beaten about the head and face. With
in few minutes after the first shot the hail
was emptied OF its occupants, many Of those
present jumping out OF the windows on an
adjoining shed. The rioters were promptly
arrested by the police, several of VINO u
were in the hall and q NUMBER outside.
Marshal Gray states that yesterday being
election day at the democratic primaries, he
had given orders TO captains OF police to
have an extra force of men attend all politi-
cal meetings last night. In obedience TO this
order about one dozen men were at the meet
ing at Cross street market last night. Up
to the moment OF the occurrence OF the dis
turbance IL was unanticipated, and within q
minute after the second shot was fred the
man firing It was In the hands OF the police.
This morning the rioters were baiIed, but
were rearrested, and are In jail, and warrants
have been issued for each of the roughs not
captured last night. The matter has been
before the grand jury to-day, and the author
titles declare themselves determined that the
rioters shall not escape due punishment.
The roughs do not exceed ten In number.
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CENTENNIAL NOTES.-The review of the
from Thursday, took place on the Cenlen.
NAL grounds yesterday. The dog show
closed yesterday, and the Individual and
the special prices were awarded. There was
q meeting Of the Centennial commissioners
at which the form Of medal presented by
Governor Mccormick on Thursday was
adopted. The paid admissions yesterday
were esti mated at 81 .0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

THE SOCIAL SCIENCE AsSoCIATIoN-At
the session Of the Social Science association
At Saratoga, N. Y, yesterday, resolutions
We're adopted recognizing the utility OF TIE
International Penitentiary Congress in LON
don In 1872 and authorizing the appointment
OF delegates to the Stockholm Prison Reform
Congress. Capt. w. Talbot Hervey gave an
interesting account OF the workings OF the
model prison At Brixton, England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

DECREASE OF BUILDING IN NEW YORK
The New York Herald states that q recent
report from the department OF buildings
iDgs erected in that city In 1870 was. In round
numbers S38 800 900; in 1871, S31 800 GOO, and
In 1875 only SIS 200 600 The Herald regards
this as good illustration of the depressed
condition of business, and an explanation of
the scarcity OF labor, and adds that notwith-
standing this unfavorable exhibit "city tax
alton VIII be Is heavy next year as 1t Is this
VaQr-U
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GERMINATIoN Fkon ssrps Two T

GERMINATroN Fkon SEEDS Two THOU
SAND 1EAks OLD.-A most interes ting
mination In seed which IL hundreds and
even thousands Of years old, r. said 20 nave
been made by Professor Hendreich 10 Greece
In The silver mines OF Laurium, only the
slags left by the ancient GREEKS are at
present worked OF, In order TO gain, after
an improved modern method, silver still
LEFT In that GROSS This refuse ore Is proba-
Oily ABOUT two thousand years old. Among
it, the seed OF q species OF glaucium or
poppy was found, which had slept in the
darkness OF the earth during all that time.
After little while, when the slags were
all brought up and worked of az the melting
ovens, there suddenly arose q crop OF glau.
cium plants, with a beautiful yellow DO Her,
or q kind unknown In modern botany, but
frequent flower In ancient Greece.-I London
Examiner.
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BAL1rxnxr ssni nsrk 10, =, :,

BALTIsokH, sept 9.-virginia sizes, de-
ferred, 60; do. consolidated, 8. \; DO. second
series, 81. North Carolina SKIES, old, a.
BALIIxoRr, Sept s-ootton quiet-mid-
ding, III ally. Flour quiet and Unchanged.
Wheat active and firm, unchanged. Corr
southern quiet ana steady; western armer
and higher; southern white, 60a55; DO. yel-
low, 62sS5; western mixed, s. : As5k spot:
@Ssse October; 6k November. Oats steady
and frm-soutneru prime, SSzST; western
white, S9aS6; do. mixed, S0aS2. Rye steady,
5is56. Hay unchanged. Provisions strong
and unchanged. Pork, iI.s0siI IS Lard
refined, likallK. Butter active snd nrm aud
unchanged. Petroleum strong Grade, I2Sa
12k; refined, 25ks26. Coffee urm aud un-
Changed. whisky dull and heavy, litsl.i2.
Receipts-FlOur, 400; wheat, n 900, corn,
6s,oooi oats, 600 rye, 10. shipments-w Wheat,
IL 600; corn. 3i,0O.
NEW YORK, Sept s.-Stocks active aud
better prices. Money, IL. Gold, I0t. Ex-
change. long, ass; short, <s6k Governments
active and strong.
Nnw YoKK, Sept. s.-Flour quiet aud
steady. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
strong.
LONDON, Sept .. 1890 p. m.-U. s. bonds,
1865, old, i05s. Erie, On; preferred, M n
New York Central, 100.
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THE TURKISH WAR.
Latest Army Movements

LONDON, sept. s.-No new military move
ments are reported from the seat OF war TO-
grad to the Ddly Nescs, and published this
morning, of the movement OF the Turks to
outfRnk the Servfans at Deltgrad, CORES
ponds with Information received from other
sources. Moukhta Pasha has done nothing
Important on the northwest OF Montenegro.
A special dispatch 20 the Times from Cittinjs
SAYS Dervfsh Pasha's attack In the south
West on Wednesday was made by several
columns, which crossed the Zeta and Mo-
ratscha. When repulsed, . portion Of the
Turks were cut Oh from the fords. They were
driven into IN angle between the two rivers
and pushed into the Moratcha, which runs
between perpendicular rocky banks. the
Turkish artillery which was posted 20 pro-
the pursuit, and
THE sLAu9KrIR Was 9RRAf.
Eight hundred Turks were len dead on the
deld, and upwards OF Q thousand were
drowned. The Nontenegrins lost 500 killed
and wounded.
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A RAILROAD SOLD AT A UCrIoN.-The
Atlantic and Pacific railroad was sold at
auction yesterday at st. Louis, and, 1t is
understood, was bid In for Andrew Pierce
sr. At q meeting at New York yesterday
Of the executive committee Of the board OF
directors Of the New Jersey Central railroad
q resolution was adopted authorizing the
raising of $4,000 with which to pay or
the Indebtedness of the road.
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Political Notes.

Though 1t is rather late in the day now for
Gov. Tilden to say anything about the
charges against him In the matter OF his In
come tax, yet the New York correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Ledger is reliably in
formed that the pressure upon him by the
politicians for something" over his own
signature TO meet the accusation Is such
that he will have to yield TO it; accordingly,
statement from him on the subject may De
looked for a about the time the convention
Assem- blss. 1t was the Governors intention
to meet the case at the start, but he was dis
suaded from 1t by the same men who now
contend 1t would be bad policy to maintain
silence. '''-Cemplete returns OF the Yer
mont gubernatOrial vote give Fairbanks
1855, Bingham 21.035. aud scattering %;
Fairbanks majority, q ,527. In 1874 the vote
stOOd:-Peck 80 $50, Bingham 13 ,258, and scat
teriDg 81; Pecks majority, 20 303. The full
returns OF the lower house give the republi-
cans 203, democrats 81, and no choice ga
democratic loss Of %. 1.-The democratic
greeDback party OF New York have issued q
call for state convention, TO meet In Al
bany on the 26th instant, to select Presiden-
tial electors and to nominate an entire state
ticket. ''''Hon. II. B. Payne has accepted
the democratic nomination for the Cleve-
land (Ohio) district. ....Ex Senator, now
Judge Foster, of Connecticut, also an ex-
liberal, prefers Tilden to Grant, but prefers
Hayes TO Tilden. IL Ia said.
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DIsTILLER.-Judse Thos. @. Simpson. OF
Oregon county, Mo was taken to st, Louis
Thursday, charged with Illicit distilling,
to jail. Simpson is judge OF both the county
and probate courts OF Oregon county, IL also
Baptist minister, and has borne an excel
lent reputation.
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ARRESTED on SERIOUS CHARaE.-Sev.
eral young men belonging to respectable
families have been arrested ct Martinsburg,
robbery Of store In that place. They were
held 70 bail In the sum Of 81 900 each to an
swer At court Referring 70 the affair the
Marttnsburg Independent says "Bad com.
pany, bad habits and midnight carousals
seem to lead unerripsly TO bad end"
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ing OF the executive committee of the board
OF directors of the New Jersey Central Rail-
road At New York. yesterday, Mr.. e. @.
Knight and Henry Lewis, both OF Philadel-
phia, were elected directors. 1t was stated
that q resolution was adopted authorizing
the raising OF 81, 900 900 with which TO pay OF
the Indebtedness of the road.
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EXECUTION AT CANAyDAIGUA, y
DTuaGe Sccae JrdeT lte GotOsCs -Eignmsy,
The oaks Corners murderer, was execut II
Canandaigua, N. yesterday. Tais morn
Ing two brothers OF the prisoner presented
themselves and desired 10 embrace nim. Tue
prisoner refused the req uest, fearing iI might
unman him. When asked III be mad ANY,
thing 20 say, he replied, II have" and asked
Tor r. r. webster, who Appeared before him.
he listened sttentively 10 Eighmey, who
said: "Mr. Webster, and Fellow Cltixens OF
Ontario County. The people have 10 LOOK 90
you Tor my being here In this place where
stand to-day. You know what you have
done, and you will have 10 bear I'm mind that
You brought me 70 this. You aud Mrs !,
Crandsll talked 20 me, and nov have 20
suner The penalty and you go free. You know
what say IL the truth. 1 forgive you and
MIS-. Crandall. Always think of a. That IN
ali have 20 say" Mr.. Webster attempted
q reply, but the sheriff refused TO allow hin
70 do 80. When the moose was adjusted
Eighmey again declared the guilt OF the par
ties named. In nfteen minutes he was pro-
nOuncod dead.
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NEW YORK NOTES -.
EaND.HA NJ TAtuA.H


NEW YORK, Sept. 9-Traphagen, Hunter
Co., tailors, have failed. Their liabilities
are not given.
The Boy who Drowned His Playmat ate.
John Ackerson, q boy against whom q oor-
oner's jury brought In q verdict OF causing
the death OF VIM. Weaver, aged ten years,
on the 18th Of July, by pushing him under
the water, was arrested last night. He had
been 1t large.
Connecticut Militia.
The Connecticut militia, which have been
visiting Philadelphia, reached here to-day.
They were received by the mayor and es-
corted through the city by some OF our mi
litia.
Reduction Of Railroad Rates.
At the session OF the semi annual conven-
ton Of railroad ticket agents, this morning,
q reduction Of ten per cent. on the present
rates was made on Centennial tickets to
New York and Philadelphia from all points
west OF Chicago and st. Louis. This makes
in all reduction OF IS per cent. from regular
rates.
Bank Statement
The following is the weekly bank state
ment Loans, increase, S2 COZ 600; specie,
Increase, S6S6, 200; legal tenders, decrease,
s25l $40; deposits, increase, 81 476 500 circu-
lation, decrease, s2S1 600; reserve, decrease,
SZS4 SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

FATAL CUNNING AccIDENr.-In Kent
county, Del, on Wednesday evening, two
near there, were returning from squirrel
shooting, when, In crossing fence, the gun
Of the elder was discharged, instantly XII
years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

A PosTMAsrER CHARGED WITH EMBKz-
ZLIAENT.-Calvin n. Gardner, postmaster
night by Special Agent Myers, of the Post
Office department, on the charge OF embez.
element, and held In the sum of 5000 for
bis appearance 1t the next term Of the u. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-The guam
tity OF coal sent from the Scnuylkill region
rail a. ,Ss1 tons, by canal II asa tons-totSI
G. 36o tons, against Isl ,652 tons for the same
week OF last year. Decrease, IS ~ tons. The
quantity sent for the year was !, 52s 1871 tons,
period OF last year. Increase 400 tons. The
quantity sent from all the regions for the
week was, anthracite, 2s5 sol tons; bitumi-
nous, rs, $40 tons-total 365,4u tons against
$50, N6 tons anthracite and 81 SIS tons btu MI
nous-total 81 ,esi tons for the same week Of
last year. Decrease of anthracite BOLTS
tons; decrease OF pituminous ,635 tons. Total
decrease 30, Alb toms PottsUlle Pd.D Jour
nal, Sept. 8.
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BAD CAsE.-At the Hot Springs, Va, last
week, young married couple, Mr.. Ralde-
man and wife, arrived from Cincinnati, the
husband suffering from disease OF the heart
died suddenly. His wife became Z maniac
ON the spot.
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C0UNTIRREITERs.-An Andrea and
Antonio Aolatisdi, two Italians, having the
appearance OF tramps, have been arrested In
Nsw f4sn ,0s PsNSnE cTu h y, flo S, oias
and the National bank, Of Richmond, Ind,
and we're held for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

Salt Lake City yesterday by the United
States Marshal to satisfy q Judgment oo-
tanned against the Emma Silver Mining
Company by the New York Loan and In
demnity Company and Trenor W. Park.
The mine was bought In by Mr.. Park and
will be worked by him. The price paid for
IL was BIZ. l9i AZ.
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METEoRs IN SwEDEN.-A fall OF meteor
ties took place on the 18th OF June, between
III and II q. M, near Staildalen. Several
fell on the ground and some into a lake. Two
were found, one about the size of the ist and
weighing four and q half pounds, the other
smaller. Eye-witnesses say that q loud
whiktltng was first heard In the air from
west 70 east, and light was plainly distin-
guishable, although the sky was clear and
cloudless; thereafter two very sharp reports
were heard, the second succeeding the nrst
after Q nomentary interval, followed by
several Others less sharp, resembling thun.
der, after which the falling stones were OBJ
served by eight or ten persons; and, finally,
there was seen In the air q whirling smoke,
not very high up. A meteor was observed
simultaneously at Stockholm aud at other
placoa.-lA ftOglbl0d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

TACOMA, N. H, Sept 9.-rhe Belknap
mills. which have been idle for three Year,,
vii resume operations soon under the name
OF the Lsoonis mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

TEN OR vIPrHHN INDIANS were killed mr.
wounded while attacking party Of mon In
The Black Hills country last Sunday. ma
others abandoned the neld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

A NEW SUGAR INDUsrRY-A Southern
exchange states that good syrup is nov be-
ing manufactured from the juice OF water
melons In Florida. Twelve gallons of Juice
tors OF the works hope 70 MAKE the ratio
nine TO one by improvements In the process.
The melon has long been known q possible
source OF sugar, but only lately has IL been
tory is the 1rst, perhaps. established In the
South. In California the expert meat is not
80 new. A considerable amount of syrup
and some sugar are made from watsr-mei-
ons on an island In the Sacramento river.
where that fruit grows abundGntly and In
perfection.
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whisky Ring Prisoners.

APPLICATION FOR HABBAS CORPUS
Some days since several persons, who were
confined In the penitentiary Of West Vir-
ginia At Moundsviile, under sentence OF th ,
U. 8. Circuit Court for Louisiana In the
whisky cases, applied to Chief Justice
Waite, OF the Supreme Court, for writs OF
habess corpus. We learn that during the
present week the application has been de-
MED. The point made by the prisoners
The nderson, Kanstendick, and Others was
that they could no the confined In an
institution where hard labor is ptrt
Of the discipline under u sentence OF
imprisonment for more than tioepe months;
at all events that whereas they had
been tried In Louisiana they could not be SO
confined In West Virginia. They insisted
that where the specific punishment awarded
under any section of the revised statutes Is
only imprisonment (omitting hard labor for
more than twelve months such confinement
must be in jail, and not In q peDttentiary.
The Chief us Gfce filed an elaborate opinion,
considering therein especially sections 5,54l
and 5 $40, (amended at the late session of
COngress,) In connection with section 5.4i0,
uDder which ten prisoners were convicted,
and, as has been said, rendered judgment
denying the application. Tue case is, of
course, OF considerable public interest In
connection with the practice OF sending fed
eral prisoners for confinement to the iails
and penitentiaries In states other than that
In which they were tined. 1t Is understood
that the counsel for the applicants contem-
plate an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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QuADRuPLB EXECUTION OF INDIANs.-
At Fort Smith, Ark, yesterday -four Indians
Indian territory. A large but orderly crowd
was present to " illness the execution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

DOESN'T LoUIsvILLE PAY HRR DEBrs?
An attachment was issued yesterday By
Judge Westbrook against the property or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

ToN ALLEN publishes . card claiming
That it n impo6sible 70 obtain fAir play Ia
this country, and announcing his withdraw
- from TIE pEiyo ring.
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~ There were eleven int ermonts yoGters
day from yellow fever &C SAVANNAH.
~The Prince Of Waies oalls his I,ous
Moody md 6Ankey.
~0eoeral McDoweil. Who has bssn IN
from change Of climat0 Ia San Francisco. n
now able 70 60 out Of doors.
The sumac min Of John II. Bryant q
co. fetesbury, Va, was Destroyed By 1re
on Thursday night, toeethsr With its entire
yesterday, DR.. John p. Gray, ~ Utica, y. rs
rad pAper on meotl 49, 49, Se1cn
- rnTS. yncsss - s1ig 800 6sa - -
e nisht,. vIoes = - 1 ~ ssn g
~ 70 49, = -. n ssss& 1kos.
.. . s.,.s,s: e = Z, = y, - ewssl - tha
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CaIrrorusa Cesebrsses To asy

sAS FRAScIsco, sept s. Tomorrow,
Admission Day." the anniversary OF Cali
fornia's admission into the Union, viii be .
legal holiday. Banks. stock ooards, aad
other places OF business viii be closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

esM Ryens - .a..iysd e Losisviils.
o9tis soath.
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n Bankrups IN JasI

NokkfsrowN, n. J., Sept 9. -Johu u. Tal-
n eoge, OF The bankrupt nrm OF TAIN sdge OF
cay evening, still remains IN jail. ant IN
irytng 70 secure bail 10 n understood thst
= be creditors OF the nrm have edectss an
madges TO the utmost, and that ~ bail N
orthcoming there are other warrants ready
for serving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

Won't ACCEPT THE PRIZR.-The people
OF HALIFAX are indignant over what they al
lege 10 be the unfair treatment Of their boat
club at Philadelphia, and have instructed
the crew not TO accept the second prize
awarded them for the four Dared race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

BHEcHER yesterday appeared on exbibi-
ton ~ the White River fair, al Bethel, Ver-
announcing the display OF the hero OF the
scandal trial are headed "Beecher," IN large
letters, and contain the announcement that
this u "the only opportunity % hear this cel-
ebrated man In this vicinity" aud add,
Tell every body 70 60 and hear Beecher.n
We doubt not be drew. On exhibition TO tho
country people he ID o great success, what
Nv y Stfu Sf6
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TWEEn On TWInf

The Mystery Net Yea CLEARED %.
LoNDoH, Sept s.-No further perticuiars
OF the supposod arrest Of VIM. II. Tweed
have BEEN received. Yesterdays dispatch
announcing The arrest Of one "fwid Antel-
nie1 Was sent 70 you precisely - it WAS re-
ceived here. Subseq uently there came
a DISPATCH FRoI NADRID
70 Reuter-, OF which the following u IN ex-
act termination In full: "Arrest American
VIM. Tweed, presumed author embexxle-
ment ak million dollars, has tAksn place
aboard Spanish merchantmen Carmen.
Tweed Travelled under name Of Secor, with
rested. Both Imprisoned In Fortress vigo.r
Dooah - o0v. Tllaoa's DeoehoR.
Ss ssos.r q = d., FRA xSss dss 81:
CmorxnArI, sept AL =. Lyon . o. b
sash and doog factogy was burnsd . Az.
vSvs~
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HARRISBURG, sept a-General sherman
arrived here tom Washington this mo ruing.
BE was met by Secretary Cameron, AM botn
left for the west at n O. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

,s ::ss s.sss 8 q su sss :. Z: e
tllsy school.
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ARMY ORDERs.-The superintendent OF
general recruiting service will have 100 re-
cruts prepared and Forwarded, under proper
charge, TO Bismsr ok, Dakota territory, via
81 Paul, Mimi, for assignment as follows:
Twenty i've 10 the 5th Infantry, and seventy
hve to companies Z, F, G, II, 1 and X, 2ld
infantry.
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No FoRUM FOE CrNcrNNArI--Some tfm0
Mr. David Sinton. . wealthy Cincinnatfan,
propoeed % erect, upon certain conditions. .
city. A few days since Mr.. sinton addroa0od
o letter % the board Of public works stating
that owing 70 unexpected delays aud prob0-
md nrfviIeree = are essantisi Ia - -
he has felt compelled 20 retire hon tn furtb0f
prosecution. Whereupon the hoard proteutS
and Porkopolis u In tears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

CHIP ENGINEER WOOD TO BE COURT
MARTIALBD 1t is understood that Sscre
tary Robson has decided to order court
martial In the case OF Chief Engineer Wood,
who wrote note 10 Represen alive White,
OF Kentucky, looking TO q duel, for words
used by him on the floor OF the House In de-
bate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-09

THE FOREST CoNvENrIoN.-At the by
gienic session OF the National Forest Com
vention, held ut Sea Grove, N. J., yesterday,
papers were read by forest engineers from
the foreign Centennial delegations, by
George May Powell and Others