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The Blaine Bond Investigation.

JOo6fh Is. STEWARTS CONTRACT.
The SUBJ Committee on the Judiciary in
vestigating Mr.. Blaine met this morning,
and Mr.. James p. Green, the attorney of the
Kansas Pacific railroad, continued his testi-
mony. He recited at length the suits con-
Quoted by him to recover, for parties for
whom he acted as attorney. certain bonds of
the Union Pacific railroad company. He
said his first ground OF legal procedure was
based on the assumption that Col. ]. b.
stewart he'd made criminal contract, but
that be had abandoned 1t because he did not
believe that Stewards contract was crimi-
nal. The witness said that Stewart never
animated or tnsinuated that James a
Blaine had any thing TO do with Stewards
contract.
THE SUPPRESSED CABLE TELEGRAM.
The following is a copy of the telegram
received by Representative Knott on Thurs
day last, and which he now furnishes for
publication. 1t is dated London:
TO Chairman House Judiciary Committee.
washington: Have just read in New York
papers ScOtts evidence about our bond
transaction: and can fully corroborate IL. 1
never gave Blaine any Fort Smith railroad
bonds, directly or otherwise. have three
~ lore Ign railway contracts on my hands
which make 1t impossible for me 10 leave
Wlthout great pecuniary loss, or wonld gladly
voluntarily come home and so testify. Can
make afndavit to this effect and mail N
desired. JOSIAH CAInwEI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

THE NATIONAL PRISON REFoRM Cox-
sREss, In session at New York. organized
being chosen president TIE report OF the
committee on discipline showed the Improve
ments made, but called attention 10 the fact
while crime OF all kinds had decreased in
Europe, IL had increased here. A paper WAS
read ON county tails, suggesting sundry i'm
provements and the abandonment OF the
present jail system entirely, and contendinR
that The state should assume control OF AL
prisoners and seek the determination of
crime by the reformation OF the crtminal
classes. Papers were also read on the COM
struct1on OF prisons for women, and ia "a vor
OF mild treatment for female prisoners. The
subject OF the abolition Of the death penalty
was discussed by Senator Clark OF W.. Or.
Wines and Mr.. Powers for and DIR. Prime
against 10.
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kilograms to The Star.
FIGHTING THE SIOUX.
RESULT NOT KNOUN.
CENTENNIAL RIFLE MATCH.
SELECTING THE AMERICAN TEAM.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
RESULT NOT KNOWN.
CENTENNIAL RIFLE MATCH
SELECTING THE AMERICAN TEAM
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Murder OF n Hebrew by a MussuI-
man AyenxeS

NEW YORK, June s.-A letter from Tunis,
dated May Is, says: Few days ago a lew
passing through the bazaar, accidentally
tfod upon some leather belonging TO a Mos
lem cobbler, violent words followed, finally
TIE coobler sprung from his bench, threw the
Jew upoh ground, and cut his throat. The
coooler was arrested soon afterward and
taken TO prison. The body of the murdered
Jew WIS taken by his cO-religionists the
same AFTERNOON and carried through the
sIeets amid great excitement. From i've
70 SIX thousand Jews were assembled, aud a
Iiot was only prevented by the activ witty OF
lhe hey 8 police and the Intervention of con
suls and other foreign residents Tue muir
uereu Jew was q Tunisean subject but
many foreign Jews were in the procession.
Two Gay after the murder the cobbler was
tried before the Bey, who personally presi-
oed as judge. The cobbler was convicted OF
murder, condemned to death, and immedi-
aiely executed. His Highnes SIS then wrote a
circular 10 all consuls complaining of the
part the foreign Jews had taken in the istur-
Dance, and asking the consuls TO prevent a
repetltlon OF IL. He expressed his readiness
10 punish all infractions OF the law anu To
do all In his power 10 prevent them.
Another European Conference Pro.
posed.
LONDON, June s.-A special dispatch from
vienna TO the Daily Telegraph SAYS il is
STATED tnat Count Andrassy has been as ked
10 meet Prince Gortschakof and Prince Bis
marck at Zines, bat has not yet definitely
accepted the invitation.
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BALTIMORE, June s.-Oottol dull and heavy
miodiine, III Flour quiet and stes ~; unchs nsed.
wheat dun but steaty ana unchanged. olrn-
higher; southern white, 68A59; do. yeiOE. sss6O;
western mixed. 500 SPOT; sea June; sos JULY
OATS duf aud heavy-southern good to prime, 56s
81: western white, So sass; do mixed, S2a3S Rye
nom'nally firm, 75aSo Hay dull and unchanged.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Pork, noninslly
~ 20. Lard dull and loser-refined, lzx Butter
dull and heayy-western fair 10 good, l2sl5: prime
20 choice, Hals. Petroleum unch anged, Coffee un
changed. Whisky dull, II. R-ceipts-Flour,
SO; wheat, 100; corn. $50: oats. 600; RE- GO
shlBments-W be at. none; corn, % 600.
BALTIMORE, June e.-Virginia skies, deferred,
Ga; Virginia consolidated, oo1S; North Caroiina
sixes: old, "a bid to-day. Sugar steady and firm.
NEW YORK. june s.-etocks duh and a little
better. Nor ey, ~. Cold, lzx EXCHANGE, iona
tSs; short, 90 Governments active and strong.
hHw YORK, June s.-Floui Quiet and uno hanged
Wheat steady. Corn firm.
. LONDON, June 8. IL 20 D. n.-Consols 90 Is is for
both money and the account U. bonis, 1865,
S fd i0iNj iss.s' liok; D-ios, lo'k; ne~ ives,
LoHION, june 8, 3 ,. m.-The bullion i'm the Bank
OF England has increased fn ,U6 during the past
week Consols IS l4H for money. and s0k for the
account The propoi ton Of the bank reserve 20
liabilities which last week vas SIX per cent is
bank on balance tod AZ 10 $4,000,
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Another European Conference Pro.
posed.
REPORTED INDIAN FIG II III Nc.
The Resulf NOT n uOxm

UMAHAp NEB., Tune l0.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the department headquarters this
morning, datedsFort Laramie, June Z, says
an Indian courier from Rcd Cloud brings this
report: Just before he left an Indian arrived
from the mouth OF Tongue river. He found
there ,23 lodges, under Sitting Bull, Crazy
Horse and Others. They were on their way To
Powder river TO fight Crook. On his return
he saw the same band that Egan saw on
May 18th; they told him they had met Gus
ter's troops and bad fought them all day,
many being billed on both sides. No result
is reported.
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EDWARD s. STOKES MUsr STAY IN SING
SING PRISON UNTIL OCroBER.-On Deem
Der Is, 1872, Edward =. Stokes was convicted
OF murder In the first degree, in killing Jas.
Fisk, jr., and on January 6, 1873. was SEN
fenced To be hanged on the 2Sth of February
following. A previous trial had resulted In
a disagreement On a writ of error the court
OF appeals reversed the Judgment, and Or
dered new trial. On the third trial a YER
dict of mRnslaughter in the third degree was
rendered, and he was sentenced TO the ex-
IRENE penalty allotted by law 10 that Of
tense, namely, four years imprisonment At
hard labor In state prison. On February I,
lS.6, his counsel procured a writ OF habeas
corpus, and claimed bis release on the
ground that the sentence had been fully sat
ished-first, because Stokes had earned one
year by his good conduct In prison, which
should be deducted from the full term, In
pursuance o! statute; and second, because
there should be deducted from the fall term
Of four years the nine months and twenty
three days OF his confinement between the
time OF his sentence TO death aud his second
sentence 10 imprisonment for four years.
The judge, at the special term, held that the
sentence had not so expired, and re handed
him. The general term has affirmed the
oIder.-lN u Sum an.
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The Late Oppleasentuess.

Inere was man. James G.,
ara famous COMMITTEES
Went straightway for his hide:
For that he was too plain
vi speech, this man from MaIne.
which, be- Gawd, they'd not abidel
80 this gorgeous committee
went Hunton for James G.,
over earth and underground:
Knott what they'd sought before,
Bnt considerably more.
This gay committee found!
For when they'd brought James q.
TO bsy, this committee
Their wit they'd overrated;-
With mutely sad surprise
They oped their guileless eyes
They'd been investigated!
James G.. he tangled Knott,
Ard Kentucky went to pot
Twas q story of a ''cable,''
Then the people cried, all hail!
While he gave his foes the fail
As only he is able.
And now 'twere quickly told
How these doughty knights so bold
Schemed and plotted all in vain;
Their success was not immense,
Whoso's hide is on the fence,
Ills not that of JAMES g. BLAINE
f A y
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POLITICAL NOTEs.-A dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, says that the state mas
undoubtedly gone democratic. The demo-
Gratis claim majority in the legislature of
twelve on joint ballot. 1.-The republican
vania, was held in Pittsburg yesterday. Err
rett was nominated for Congress over Neg
ley by 50 to 40, and Bayne in the other dis
trict without opposition. Mrs. Woodruff
sumed Tennie @. will cast her vote for him
likewise. "A Bristow CLUB, which was
organized In Chicago on Friday evening last
Of three thousand I'VE hundred of the lead
ing members OF the republican party OF that
city. So says the Chicago Tribune, a repub-
lirap paper.
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Centennial Notes.

PHILADELPHIA, June Sine steam en-
gines have been started to-day In Agricll-
tural hall, and il is expected that the power
will be applied TO the machinery there to-
morrow. Most OF the exhibits in A gricul-
tuIal hall are pronounced really. Toe at
tendance to-day is larger than yesterday.
Most OF the hotels in the vicinity of the
grounds are well filled. The manager OF the
Victoria court main building announces
that IL will be ready for inspection next
Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS FOR TILDEH
BUT MIXED on THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
= The W isconsin democratic state conven-
Moses NJ. Strong, OF Iowa, presided. Theo-
dore Randolph, OF Lacrosse; James r Doo-
little, Of Racine; George B. Smith, OF Dane.
chosen delegates at large to the national
convention. Two delegates were also chooeu
nom each Congressional district. OF the 20
delegates from The state IL are for Tildon
the committee on resolutions 70 report ar
r1yed motion was made and adopted 70
adjourn sine die, otherwise there would
have been two reports submitted-the ma
jority report, being silent on the Currency
question, and the minority report, being l6r
soft money.
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THE CENTENNIAL RIFLE MATCH.
CVntestinK for Places I'm the Amerf.
can Team.

NEW YORK, June s.-The second contest
for place on the American rife team was
concluded at the Creedmoor range yester-
day. Twenty-one marksmen took part in
the struggle. This was TO reduce the num-
Der of contestants TO sixteen, and another
and anal competition will decide the twelve
from which the team of eight is to be select
ed. -Four OF these Will be decided at the next
competition, and the remaining twelve will
60 into training with a captain of their own
next Sepfem her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

A SOUTHERN WEDDING.-The Charlotte
IN. CT Observer OF Friday last says:-"Few
more brilliant marriages take place than the
one witnessed last evening in this city at the
residence of General ID. II. Hill, the brides
father. The bride, Miss Eusenis Hill, was
one of the most cultivated and acconplisheo
young ladies in this section OF the state. Her
cordial manner, modest demeanor aud nat
ural kindness OF heart had rendered her uni
versally popular wherever known, and be-
sides being connected with the largest ana
most Influential family In the state, the
usual interest upon such occasions. The
groom, Mr.. Thomas J. Arnold, a nephew OF
the lamented Stonewall Jackson, is q young
lawyer OF talent from West Virginia, and We
not only congratulate him upon the prize he
has secured, but the people OF his state upon
this new and charming addition TO their
society.
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A Vessel burned.

PHILADELPHIA, june g. me Uerman
bark Meridian, while loading at Greenwich
Point, Philadelphia, for Bremen or Ham
burg, took fire about 1880 o'clock last lght,
and is badly burned. She was t0wed out in
the stream where she now lies on her side,
and full OF water, with only her foremost
standing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

A PAYMAsTER's CLERK WANTS TO GET
OUT OF JAIL.-Albert De Leur was brought
before Judge Benedict, in the u. 3. Court,
yesterday, on writ of haOeas corpus, when
his counsel moved his discharge, for reasons
TO be hereafter stated. De Leur was for
merly paymaster's clerk on the u. s. receiv-
ing ship Potomac, and had held position In
the navy for twelve years. In 1873 his ac-
counts got somewhat mixed, and upon In
veEtigation Il was discovered that he had
embeZZled 50 600. he was tried by a court
martial held In Philadelphia In 1874, con-
victed and sentenced 10 two years imprison-
ment and fined 81 200. His place OF conine-
ment was appointed at the Brooklyn navy
yard. His term OF service expired on the sth
of April, but the naval authorities Will not
release him till the fine is paid. In the
court, to-day, prisoners counsel claimed
that tie prisoner could not be held any
longer, because the sentence of the court
martial did not provide that the prisoner
should be further confined IL the nne was
not paid. Judge Benedict remanded the
prisoner until Thursday next, when deci-
sion will be given.-I Brooklyn Argus, 1u.
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THE REMAINS OF GENERAL MCPHER.
soN.-The mother of the late General Nc
Pherson having given her consent to have
the remains of her gallant son placed under
he monument now being constructed in
Mcpherson square, Mr.. r. w. Barker un-
dertaker OF this city, has been entrusted
with the removal OF the body, and will ar
rive here with ii about the 18TH in slant
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A Forxer ArreSfed

NEW YORK, June s.-A man giving his
name as VIM. Veltman, was arrested yes
terday at the Merchants Exchange Nation
al Bank while endeavoring TO get the cash.
Ter of that Institution TO certify a forged
check for S12,750.
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Dom Pedro Among the working

LOWELL, June S.-Dom Pedro and party
arrived here from Montreal to-day, and, de
cliDing all hospitalities, spent the morning
IN visiting the schools and factories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

HARRISBURG, PA, June s.-A man ma med
Fox, an employe Of the Pennsylvania rail
road, was struck by freight train this
morning, and so badly injured that he died
in few hours afterwards. He leaves q fam
lily OF eleven children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

In rHB NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE much
excitement II caused by the removal of
eighteen storekeepers, and rumors are circu-
lated hat more CLERKS ere 10 Be discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

BhN HILL Is growing over his democratic
colleagues, Knott and Hunton. He SAYS he
has been abused for not doing better with
Blaine in the amnesty debate, but he fails Ia
see that these gentlemen made any more
nesoway IN their encounter with him on
Monday. Mr.. Hill voted with the repubii-
cans In favor Of Blaine's resolution, aud
seemed TO enjoy the whole affalr Immensely.
There's good deal OF human nature In Com
gressmeu.-( Phi Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

NEW YORK, June s.-fwo boys, whose
names are unknown, while rowing in the
bay last night were run do wn by a tug boat
and drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

PRICES OF GRAIN AND BREADsrUFFs
have an upward tendency In the markets OF
England. and there are indications OF a like
movement In France and Germany. Tnis
10 occasioned by the possibility OF q war, In
which all Of the great powers will be en-.
gagged. Southern Russia II o vast grain
depot, and large quantities are sent thence
each year to London and Liverpool 70 sup.
ply the demands OF England. fnis is the
grain that enters into competition with like
down both quantity and prices. In the event
OF war this supply from the Black sea will
be cut on, Germany and France will cease
producing their usual quantities OF grain,
and the demand will press upon this country
and make trade both brisk and prod table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

ASSISTANT SURGEON p. A. LOWERING,
U. s. N, has been ordered to the AJAX, at
Port ROYAL, s. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

DON PEDRO and party spent yesterday In
visiting the various places Of interest In
Montreal, and In the evening LEFT for New
EnRlaud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
20 day were Representatives LuttreIl, Ham
ilton, Kfdder and DunDall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

AN APPLICATION for the extension OF the
patent for the Graham fire annihilator is
before the Senate Committee on Patents,
mir. WaGleigh, chairman,) and will be ar
gued in a few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

Fitzpatrick will deliver the address of vel.
come and Gen. Brown will preside at the
solGiers' national reunion at Cald well, Ohio,
or the DID, 9Th and It'll OF September, which
viii De held In o large forest. Elk confederate
as well as ex- federal soldiers will be invited
ARD ON the last day test VIII take place on
the presidential candidates.
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Goya9nor Chenex,a Messaxe
The MRrkefR.

CONCORD, June Ex-Governor Cheney sub
raitted his message to day. He gives the
revenue for 1S76 at sos ,32s.l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

STEAMSHIP SUNK.-The steamship Ana
tin, from Havana for New Orleans, was Gunk
by a snag p miles below the latter CITY
Tuesday. the cargo, which included 100
sci was valued az ISIS 900, and Ia q total 10.
No tueuraDce.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Iuter-
nal revenue, $50, 9j1 q; customs, s26i, 1897 O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

Mr.. BLAINE will not go to Cincinnati;
says he has no idea of going, and never had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

SALE OF THE Boston Posr.-The Boston
Post announces the purchase OF that paper
and William B. Smart, gentlemen long con-
pected with its management, Many or the
leading democrats OF New England have
stock In the new corporation, Whooe organ
iZatlOn will ehortly be Announcad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-08

THE REUNION OF THE Army OF THE
JAM was held 1t the Chestnut street the
was handsomely decorated with bunting.
evergTeens and flowers. Gen. Samuel al.
Duncan presided. Among the Officers pre-
Weitzel, Gordon and HaWley. Gen. Josept
r. Hawley delivered the grafton, and an 20.
propriate poem was read by James ii. Ever.
hart, after which the audience was dismissed
and the society went into . business meet
ing.
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RS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AT LARG e.

N .
The NATIONAL SUPREME GRAND LODGE
of the UNITED ORDER OF SONS AND DAUGH-
TERS OF OANAAHITEs was organized April 20,
1876, with the following named officers:
James Pratt, N. G.. @. NJ.
J "; Stone, G. DO. M.
E Et,ia.@ s Hi S'I5I'G' b N t. CTS
Oscar Smith, y g O..
John Delaney, N. Con-.
i ies.. 9 6ssts n a q d ss'
The above named National Grand Lod ge was in
are ssans uns sT ssr
upon cur works OF rights. The penalty Of ihe law
E be strictly sn3Ifsf .D9H Az g Tiss
fBAHOIs G. BBIGRT, N g. R.s. ie1st
~ THE MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICAN
~ ~ AfS,s0UlATI1E VII bold special m eetinz
Guested to be purc ,ual in Ih.ir s,tsndance.
CJ. sToDDAR6, secr ssnhiSs' ff''l EN-
~ THELtDIEsOFF LET0HER CHAPEL,
ny corner 4th street and New York avenue, oor-
the being bed 81 tSef eSnr sh svepy sys
nipg this week, except Saturday. [Repl ie6-st'
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NE june sth. # 10 r. sharp, Tor he sdOo
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By order 81 ths Commanded
JAMES M. DGSs, kecdrde TAN' O0"inA i.s 3;
Ny RAILROAD OOMPaNY.
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on MOEDAY: 18th instant, at O'Clock D m, for
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1879 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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pi;tr,ct Claims, Pension and Bounty Claims,
~ NERVOUS EXHAUsTION.-A Medical
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ IS1hh ANO lOIlAJs
rs EOTICE.-fhere will be special meeting
SCJ ot TIE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB on SATUR-
DAT EVENING next, az ths Bat hoNss, at nal
JEST 8. G. YOUNG, vics President
~ NOTICE.-Au state Repubiicau Assoc
Wy stiops and Clubs favoripg a Grand Rstincs-
hon OF the nominations 70 be made at Uit cinnau
are insted 10 sc nd representatives to meeting to
pe ne,a st 81, EO19d guiding sth and streets.
Tao O'Clock sharp. It,
rs A MEETING OF THE SUSPENDED
~ Employees Of the Bureau of Engrs sing and
griLtnE VIII be held ct shsa's Association Hall,
NO 632 Pennsy lyania ave n. W., on FRIDAY, June
Sth; ats clock D. m. All suspended EN- pioyess,
present. jes 2ts
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SION to GLYMONT will take pl zee june 13,
lTUEsDAYJ Steamer "Jsno Moseley ), will leave
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ny UNIVERSITY
ne third snnual meeting of this Association will
Be held AZ the Hall 9 street northwest on fri
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v M be elected a fun attendance of the MEM
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