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4 SySPECIos CRAFT.
tuppRSptl HuffuN of "a Hfaed fr..R

MtLMINC roy. nEt... sept. E-T.lSt Fri
dsy evening. ai O'Clock. Capt Joe Furr.s. "a
riot. while Cu % cruise south I'd: Maria Bar.
and when OF lockwopd's Folly. o. BRUINS
WICK county, a"nu' .F miles Sorfh ~ Cane
: ear, icll ia with n fore aud at schooner.
named Tie Jonas I'm fN. ard at" NJ from
some Tore tu port som" al her - i had
been blown entirely away. wI.i'rp's.rs hung
10 sbfeCS 'rCT f'l,. r.t-f~ only "a fsv- being
~ al >crv ccsh-e. Nay~ 'ns wa-tr llrr weeds
ana grass a itJf I.IE vrTH -.rryIr- t.lun the
iUil, eVidtUCi'- az She het Been q Inns
Ilfrr 'u' 81 .r.. Capt. TT~rs rrgutai "a
Ter de- ore 1871. a. MAN "a lt irteHG negroes
lie latter al whom I'D an tito talking they
canned "a % frum Boston, bound Tor Savan-
nah. with 4 fu'' cargo. lUI oi wilHf was not
asCeftaICJd. ard sHli that they had been nut
but three weeks Tfcy hai e. 4. rely lost their
hearings, Old not Know whore they were nor
nov Charleston or SsN anEsh bore. CAPTAIN
BUrris gave them the bearings. when the
vessel sailed OF 10 the south. As sine did so
The white man. vino was sanding az the
stern, turned his back 10 the colarei crew
and beckoned and ertreaied with MS hand
for Capt. Burris 10 returo. and was IN that
position a. long ~ he could be seen from the
deck OF the lot boat.
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ti1n ! accompanied him. on a QTick trDf. 10
ne Tslice station. where We were ttrecfe -
The corner OF Broad and Eg b streets. "a
our arrival we sScertainei Inst, a. quick as
We were. the Doctor had arrived ton late. n
appears iha; young white Z ri. about six
Ten years Old, had gone to the Cathedral
tbishop Gibbons chGrchl on the corner
be Ow- apparently in perfect health and was
taken suddenly III during the services. She
Was al once removed to a ueighbOring resi-
dtTCc, ard the ambulance triegranhad for
but unfortunately. aS stated. she diet of
heart disease before our arrival. She va /.
an orphan girl, named Lucille Harma,.
The dead body was placed In the ambulance
ard carried To- her Ruui's house. from whi "A
SIZE rad departed in good spirits only one
hour before. Handy n day passes that there
j. OF an ambulance call.
THE wAsHINGTON AND OHIO r. r CASE
Saturday l vert TO the circuit court here.
where large crowd had assembled 10 hear
the aTguu ent Of L. = Senator Bayari coun-
ssl :or painliir-. ia The Washington aud
Ohio railroad cs>e. He made "A clear aut
vigorous argument. Colonel X. h. Lee. 81
counsel for tie company, l. a grandson ~
Richard Hcsry Lee, Of revolutionary fame
ard was The reader OF the Declaration o. In
dependence al the grand opening OF the Cen
tsunlsl. Col. No>by * Rlso counsel for TIE
Tuad. IN the cOurt room / met Hon. Lewis
Mckenzie, president OF the road, lock ug a
young a. be did twenty wears ago. lie stood
Mr.. Bs yards heavy scoring of his manage
inert 81 the road with has usual equa 1inttv.
J also met in the court room judge Robert
GUid, formerly L. =. district attorney for
the District OF Columbia, and since canfafa-
rate con- missioner for the exchange Of priS-
cbers, ard later member OF the Virginia
legislature. Notwithstanding his recent DO
meSt'c roUb'e-lhe loss of his daugnirr
Mrs. school -Tatf-te looks - fresh a1rl viz
orous q II lac had many years OF usefulness
tt.CIe him.
THE NOFFET BELL PUNCH
l. i'm operation in drinking houses hers-pre
for alcoholic drinks, which pay the Sts, e two
and a half cents per drink OF = half yIlt OF
less; one FOR malt l'4uOrS, taxed one half
cent per drink. They are about the size %
small cigar bOXes. and have seven dial
plates on The side, recording tens. hundreds
thousands and So on up TO millions ofdrinkS.
and patriotic Nirginlans have gone s'ea lilly
10 work io reduce the state debt. They no
longer invite you 10 take something. hut say
let's register" or "WAat will You take to
reduce the state debt" The new invention
is most unpopular with bar keepers Toe cit
liens generally recognize IL as a good way TO
raise money for the state.
PET SQUIRRELS.
Capitol square i alive with squirrels
which are so tame as come al the call OF WISH
tors, who feed them with nuts. The risky
little animals perch on ones shoulder aud
Peep into his pockets for winters food and T
a nut is given them they run OF and hide 10 =,
and Immediately return for more. Among
Them is one squirrel, perfectly white, which
is great pet with tue ladies. W. X. &.
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o OF.
The Meeting of the Grand \. edge

BALTIMORE. Sept. ls.-Tae Grand Lodge,
|. @. q. r, convened at = O'Clock. Several
amendments to the Constitution. proposed
at tie last annual S, ssiOu, came up IN regu-
lar Ordtr o. Dl.slGC-S- Gne amend "a eats pro-
posing To ray Past Grand S!rss ~ leage per
diem. was lost. The amendment to
make Past Grad Sircs Representatives
OF the order at large was indefinitely post
pontd. The amendment 10 substitute "bien-
NAL" for annual" session was laid over TO
next year. The greater portion OF the morn
Ia z session was passed in Distressing the
matter OF mileage and per diem. The debate
was taken part IA by members z neraIly.
ard on its Col clusion, on "a call OF The yeas
ard Lays. resolution was adopted fixing
mileage al ten cents per mile one way and
l,r diem al -.
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NEW YORK, Sept iS.-The Pts,'s n lancial
since sold at l02 ai03 b. In the money mar
kef there is as yet no pressure. On the con-
frary, there Is more difficulty IA geftieg sas
for call loans by The banks than there was
last year. At the Stock r. xchauge the ruling
rate 10 day Is with more common than s
Time loans can to-day be made at ea7 for re-
manner OF The year. This also is about the
quotation for prime mercantile paper rum
nlng from 2 TO months, although there are
names lsbort daie) which will pass at 5x.
Soverumen, bonds are Aas higher than a.
cents and currency 6s, which are unch inged
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0-Ihe winners at the Lexington, KY,
races yestel day were McWhirten, Minnock
and Mohur.
H-Jt is claimed bp the PotsvilIe Journa,
that Mr.. John A. NJ. Passmore, the republi-
an candidate for auditor OF PENNSYLVANIA.
was for seven years q miner.
S-According to q Boston paper, Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop 10 not re publican. and
the democrats do not claim him But he an
proves the Presidents policy.
There dea'hs from yellow fever occurred
at Fernandlna, Florida, yesterday, and the
number of new cases Is still Increasing the
weather being unfav0rahle.
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The MArkola.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Is -shsinis sixes, deferred
- O. oonsoiidstei. al do second series a. rita
n MIX
=, BALLOONS. Sept b.-Coescn steady-nidaiiss,
U.s., Flour quit, stesoy and unchseged. Wneaf,
" uhe m SIC noy. estern active and -scufh
err reS, COED 40 prime, I S5si s.; do amb q. ssa
TO-, western, stcsme-. LIS; GO. SO. ~ister red,
sp,t N1si sept inter, 1ss: October. 81, koyem-
be- u Corr. soutt srn scarce, nrm and higher,
zee" "a qnIet and sfef southern Shise GA 60
te.h " D.; ~tserr mixed spot and Septem ,er. -
ocfefer. 80: November, coz; Gesmer. 6 Oeo
quiet Snd stead, southern, 2sy; ~cstsrD whne,
8. Dc. N tx,c, 1ss4 Eye Qniss snd stesdy, seaee
Hay I'm aud ufc spsej- Prosis Ons 1nchsneto.
Butter chs ads active and nrtil. o.tser ktnos
Gu ! and D. minai-eh 'ce western, Ial<, fesro.
bum duIl-cruoe ik.7k; rshoed, lsa bid, la
t.k0d. q. Zee unchanged whisky quiet snd steady.
lis ReceieiE-Elnor. $50; wheat, 3s1r; corn,
slsOo: oars. ftsa. shipnn~uts-Ccrn. = 80
eGw YoEE. Sept. ie.-Stocks strong. noaey, ~.
Gold. hes kIcf aDse, snx. soss' shors. ~. Gov
NV YoRI, eept. is-yloar quiet and steady.
Wsess CENTS liver and dar. Corn = ma cent
letter
LoSpos. sept. Is. I'D .. m.-U. g. bonds. tn
far. is, lO7L. Erie. MS ILLINOIS C@ntr.l. 5OS
peunsyly.Lis Cs.usi, 80. New Jersey C-nfrsl, N.
Le.tos; Ser, Is; IssS; a1consols, IS n Cor
LoNDox, sept lestp. m.-U. : bonss tent rfiss
lNh. Erie, az. Illinois Ce1trAl, 70A; Reeffns
hSirosc sbares, IL
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Preparing Englsnd's Armor plated

steamships.
LONDON. sept Is The TTirs ia ifs naval
INT liiCence SAYS "peremrtorv or ia~s have,
teen received az Portsmouth fpr fFe iron
arnior J ai'f s'-srnSh rs TRUMP q 80 tons
and hercGle>. $500 Tons. - D. gbl ready fDf
sea by the "''h - Drt lbar. n d eNpected
that The Triumph VIII relleve the shah In
the Pacific.
GNufc.-Peru has demanded repara''on for
The attack q! TIE br tl>n ship, Snat. aud AM
einNSt IN gee Ell>Fa-. frEfar D. on tha
otter hard, rlsir'airS that Aim raj neHar-
Sey was perfectly Justified in attacking the
HUaseRs.1
stanley. the ENptorsr.
LONDON. SeIg Mr.. Henry N. stanley
teleCraptS nom ksheuia. a place on The
coast OF Lower Guinea. near The mouth of
The Congo river. ~ the effect that has entire
expedition. embracing all the survivors OF
las transatlapt.c march fTom Nyaagwa.
would leave "Wednesday afternoon fur La
m ia lIOaugo'. situated about oaa hundred
miles iurihcr a. the coast. TIE * seldom
VIII cmtark or board the Plrfugu. So gun
toat lameEa, her commander having gen
erou>.y paced tue vessel at Mr.. Stanley's
disl Asal f.r il.sf purpose. Mr. stanley states
lhat over twenty Ol h.> men - re- down with
ulcers.
Failure Iva England
LONDON. SEPT isl Thompson a. 90 vrO-
pristors ofthe Spring Camden Engine A-orks
AZ New CASTE Ulor Tyne. have fatlai. Their
Liabilities are $50 Uo.
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sioux and ArrapahOes En- Route for
washingiOn

CAMP ROBINSON, NEB Sept. H-Lieut.
CLARK, comm aiding the Indian scouts al
this sgency, left here this morning with a
delegation OF Indian chiefs TO visit Washing
ton: The following are the Sioux: Spotted
Tail, Hollow Horn, Bear, Little Hawk,
Ring, Thunder. Spotted Tail, Jr., Waite
Tail, Swift Bear, Good Horse, Red Bear, The
His Horses, Little Wound, Yellow Bear,
American Horse. Big Roads, Jumping
Shield, He Dog, Little Big Man and Three
Bears. The AIrapahoes are represented by
delegation expect 10 r. ach Sidney on the 18th
instant, where tn will take the cars for the
Last.
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Tie Fight with ;he Neu perees.

CHICAGO, Sept is-Telegrams received az
military headquarters give the details OF the
preliminary movements In the recent engage
nent between Colonel Sturgis and the Nez
Perces. The Indians were. according 90 these
dispatches, surrounded, having Howard and
Merritt on either side and Siurc il on the
iank Sturgis, however, being the only COM
lnaDd which struck the hoS,iles. The In-
CLANS ATTEMPTED 10 secure junction with
bSnd OF hostile Sioux, hut were Intercepted.
Howard telegraphs that they buried on tns
llIh instant four uuknOP'n citizens probably
scouts. killed lust IN advance OF the reg
a.
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Ink MORMON SCANDAL.

Nrw YORK. S-pt. lS-A = at LAKE dis
patch says dispatch was forwarded yesier-
d7y 10 the L. =. marSt.aI at Rs.ayer as fol-
lows: "John W Young and Znila Cobb are
en- route for ST George for an illegal mar
riege. Judge Schaefer has issuei a writ OF
haoeas corpus at the instance of her counsel.
Intercept them. IL possible, tin writ arrives
by mail" (Signed) James Cobb, the girls
father; +. 7. sprague, NJ. 81. Kaighn, attor-
MOI
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A STORM similar 10 that OF September,
lo,5, struck Galveston, Texas, early yester-
day morning, prostrating wires and cover
Ing bridges with water, thus cutting Off Ali
cor munication. An engine was sent from
Houston 10 ascertain the damage, and found
the track under water for mile from the
bridge The wind blew s. To - miles an
hour all day. At IrdianOla the wind reached
81 miles ali hour.
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Ipslo-t Fever Notes

INV YORK. sept. lN.-At the Maritime
r Nchanee yesterday a subscription wss
started by The mem !'ers In AID of the SUI
ierers by yellow fever al Fernantina.
Yellow fever having again broken out in
ihe steamship Niagara. from Hsva IA thar
tine
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COMBINING TO PURCHASE HoMsS-The
employees of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad have formed an association
for the purpose or buying fifty thousand
acres OF land In Nebraska from the Burling-
Ton and Missouri river land company. In
this way they propose to invest their savings
ard to secure by comb nation the advantage
of Wholesale purchasers.
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ARREST FOR ALLEGED FRAUD ON THE
GOyERNMENT David Stewart, seaman
on The Colorado, at the BROOKLYN IN. "
navy yard. was arrested yesterday by the
United States authorities on a reQuisitiOu
frs IN Washington, where he has been in
dicted with others for deffauding the Gov
eminent out OF $50, 3C5 through a bogus claim
for The value of timber used at Nashville
during the war.
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Burglars in a Post Oa;ce

PoCGHKEETsIE. y. T., Sept. Is Burclars
entered the Catskill post oifice last night
tore open the registered letters, and took al
The money they could lay their haads on.
Every thing was in such confusion this morn
ing That no mail could be made up
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THr CaS~ OF ROBERT GUILD Jp,-Th
COuT ty Court Of Buckingham county, Va
was engaged la week IL the rial of Roberf
Ould, Jr., OF Richmond who is .harg d with
shooting a Young man namel Sa1nh-rs In
that rnprtv several weeks since. The case
was elab ately argued, but the jury failed
TO agree, nd the case was Continued to the
next Term OF the court.
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BAD FOR THE RUSSIANS.
The Captured Fort 80 Nicholas the
key TO Sfsf0kA Pass

LUNDVN, Nrpl. IN.-FoU y. NIrholas,
which was captured by the Turks SUNDAY
morning, is said tn be the kew OF the Russian
position AT the Shipks Pass, and To COM
mand other Russian works. Gen. Radetzky
lie Russian commander. is supposed 10
have about . 200 men and Saleimaa Pasha
about 80 600
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THE BINGHAM HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA.
Was sold by the sheriff yesterday on two
mortgages for 5000 $50 and el6i 25 respec-
lively. 1t was purchased by Jno. T.
O'Bryan, q New York banker, for % 10 OOO
The Adams Express company, holder of the
first MORTGAGE. bid $500 900.
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The POLITICAL CONVENTIONS of the
week are Iiese: On Wajne Sday-M assachu.
sets, r publican, i'm Worcester; New Jersey,
democratic and greenDack. in Trenton; Penn
sylvan a, gracuback, in WiIIiamSporL, a nj
Kansas, ereeDback, in WyandOtte. On
Thursda New York, greenback, in Buffalo
a. Maryland, repu blican, in Baltimore
To these is 10 be added the Independent con-
iere' &c OF Connecticut republicans 1t S,oaey
Book on THURSDAY.
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Wall saroea TO-DAY.

FORT MONROE, VA, Sept. 1s-The u. &. y.
Saraiogs arrived here this afternoon from
Newport.
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IMPORTANT 10 TAXPAYERS.

For the convenierce Of property owners and tag
pay.rs, have established an OFFICE at No 222
N SHEET, betw cen the Columbia Bailding snd
Special attention given 70 the READJUsTMENr
OF IN! MOVEMENT AssfSSMEHTS and the
collection Of claims for smages real estate, CID
material reused ard work done By Lotto under
perm
IMPROVEMENT TAXKs paid at . large dis
court.
Hforma;ion relative 20 the general, special and
y rsouAl tax laws chez rfuily and freely given
sugSl I'm WILLIAM DICKSON.
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LoN DON, Sept. Is The central Mars has a
dispatch which asserts that two Russian
punboats i'm the Reba. mouth of the Danube,
were attacked ny a Turkish iron-cl al. and
one gunbuat was 30 badly injured that n had
to he abandoned or des royed.
THE above is fiShy
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nEMORESr PATTERNS, all the new
- styles, just received ~ W p. WHITE co.,
Booksellers sn1 sdstioners 1l42 7th street NV.
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RUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR
HE MAT RIA.

RUFEALO LlTHIA WATER FOR
HE MAT RIA.
EasioaI Ef.of Of IN, Bnf1lo Lithia Wa,sv-Sta,s
ueHi a W. Is UStIton, Editor Of the Kent NsWS,
Chssfsrfo1rs, Nd
koT over thre. mouths 1 have been suffering with
Hen sturia, and a nun Der of the most eminent phy
ncians Of MARY land lave treated me, without ap-
paret effect The lcer Of blood has been large aud
Continuous: Not a gill Of clear urioe, to my know.
ledge. has been disc harged within the time named
On The lath q June laid as ds ali mediciDe and
conner ced the use Of the BUFFALO lITHIA WATER,
Mes. and 2. and its effect In sgical In three
days fhe loss o blood kad entirely CEASED, aud my
Kidneys y ere working perfec ly, a. far I could
{udse. some days have nov espsed, and 1 havs
had no return Of the trouble in any form write
this without solicitation the kaorIefss Of any
one snd only from o sense Of duty to others who
may be afflicted like myself.
VIM. B. USILTOY,
CHEsTERTcwN. ND, June 10th, lS7
These WATERS, in cases of six gallons, be
had ct the Spring. ~ IS per case. They can also
be had ct bTOTT CROMWELL, Washington
city, ID. @.
THOMAS +. GOODE.
ProprSeter Buffalo Lithto Springs,
eugo ~ fm trgiIiA,
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New rstrerrs Of Brussels, at 81
Low ell Two ply Ingram. AZ % cents
arc vide Carpets, Is. 20 25 cents
Cot age nc-made, 25 aud IS cent?.
Ingram Ger pets, new yatt.Tns ~ cents
IL e ain Csr pets, Only s. cents
Fl: aus H. Ingram, only 20 cents.
Beautiful patterns IL grain, heavy, 81 cents,
All veol ingram. so cents.
HsI dsODe patterns all new Ingram, IS ceut1.
Pbi'adel ph1s tv o. ply Car pets, 5 cents.
Neustian Carpets. all " iGtbs
fil CiOihs. all widths.
Hugs Of all Einds
Carp = made aud sid cheap
Give u = cali and guarantee to save you money
kOitiu CHAM Lace.
&. NJ. TOWSON 4 CO..
sel6 Q, tr CSC Peuas ytrdH ia are. south siia }
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SAM'L c. PALMER,
DEPOT, 81 Greene street,
EaarOa.n~rp N N

MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRA PHI
IA General Once, corner i0th and y; I'd District az
the Arlin gton Hotel; 81 District, IS Penn. avenue
Boz rents g. be rvtuced q = IS per month after
the LIST Of July Send for circulars.
instruments placed In the house OF any citizen
- the expense OF the Company, by which certain
0gnOas can be communicated 70 the offices above
penticned. from which points the service required
= promptly rendered. messenger can be called AZ
my hour, day night, 10 any erraod required.
Policeman, IN constant attendance II ONCE day
md night, starts 10 the house instantly hen police
al Is turned in. Once In tslegraohic comm mica
VOL vitn genersldrs alarm. Bnetnos at tbs door
10 minutes after fire alarm fs turned In at house.
Ane o. doctor 70 be Registered Of once, m be sum
loLeo instantly day % night. No watchmAn can
on Soty without being reported next morning.
=. 80 kec % robbers he summon assistance sf
~ turning In police call, II his regular sig
s .1e suspended Q messenger 10 sent TO know the
9yv eosn r. l.. HUME, PRECEDENT.
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Bismarck aud Audra~~y.
Rather Thin.

y Tunes dispatch from SalZbury. daied
yesterday, says: Prince bismarck and
Count Andrassy have taken apart nents at
a hotel here, and will meet tomorrow.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GovERSMKNT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s22i 93j co. customs, 10 so 81.
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RUI ER GOODS.

Rubber Overc 'sfs, Cas-, Boots. Shoes. Hose
Covers a Hood, Legsirgs. Bankets, Ponchoe-,
fluoS = &c, tie chespest uLbbor Goes IN me city
ais ,he R-Hr ar Ma y Blue shirt, Wooden Elan-
k-ts, Boots. &c
H. &. WHEELER, 5th street,
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a OOOD PREV ENrIsE FOn NEU
hAL0lA AND CATARkH
AHssl-H DEnoNGEoIs HY0IESIO WIGS,
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wish 10 ad wise IN y u merous
A Patrons and the public generally that have re-
moved from G street 70 my new ard spacious shop,
corner Of NV Hampshire avenue aud a street
northwest, " here 1 will be happy 70 receive and
execute orders for iLe Furniture, Doors. n antels
Mrrcr Frames, and Interior Decorations generally.
sfrS IN GRASS,
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THE MAINE ELECrION.-The aggregate
vote cast i'm Maine Al the last state election
was 10l ,i51, the largest in any one year, eX-
celt the presidential election, since 1860, when
the repu biicans ca me into power. COnnor'S
uep.l majority over Williams tdem }, for
governor, is ii $50. THE constitutional
amendment r. curing The payment OF a poll
Tax In ehtItle II man 10 vote, was defeated.
The amendment 10 prevent towns from Gre
atine II de bt for railroads, &c, above exist
ing municipal debts Of we per cent of the
valuation, was carried
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kilograms to The Star
BAD FOR RUSSIA.

The Key to Shipka Pass Taken.
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NAVAL ORDER Passed Assistant Pay
master Jas. 4 King and >Sis.ant Engineer
r. K L itch, ordered ID duty on board the
Fortune, al Washington, on 10Th Instant.
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How CRAZY HORSE DIED.-The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs has received co n
municatiOn from Lieutenant w. p. Clark,
first lieutenant I'd cavalry, commanding the
scouts at Camp Robinson, Nebraska, In reIa-
ton 10 the DE- ath of Crazy Horse. Lieut.. G.
says that Crazy Horse was q "bad Ingin
and was continually insubOrdinate. Every
possible concession was made TO him, but he
would Insist on going to the northern coun-
try and roaming at largo The friendly In
dams did their best to induce him to change
his mind, but without avail. Lieut. &. says:
TO vicious had this man become that on
General Crooks arrival here recently he
Gil prepared for q fight. as he intended to kill
him, Crook 'Old Woman's Dress one of
the scouts, Informed Lieut.. Clark OF this and
nus prevented the intended murder. Crazy
o Sc was captured at the Spotted Tai
ss' Ecy by party in charge OF NO Water
On reaching Camp Robinson he was told he
must give up his pistols and knives, and
that he was lot 10 be hurt: but in attempti ng
10 disarm him. he, though surrounded by
While and Indian soldiers. made q violent
Effort TO cut his way out, stabbing Little Big
Man, who had hold or him. in the arm. and
In The scUifie which ensued Crazy Horse was
stabbed in the abdomen. He thought IL was
done by one of the soldiers bayonets, but the
doctors thought 1t must have been done with
his own knife. He died al 11:4O o. m. the
same light. The majority of the Indians re-
card his death as O real benefit 10 their peo-
pie. IL is claimed by the Indians that this
dead chief had with his own hand killed thir-
ty-four white men and four white women.
Lot C uniting those killed In battle.
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