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Evening star., 1877-09-20
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PRESIDENTS TRIP.
TWO WESTERN STEAMERS BURNED.
TIE EQUINOCTIAL STORM.
MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES
BAFFLED RUSSIANS.
Uneasiness at Belgrade.
DEATH OF SENATOR B0GY.
DEATH OF SENATOR BOGY.
THE BAFFLED RUSSIANS.
CONSERVATION at Belgrade

LONDON, Sept % A Belgrade dispatch %
the Tunes lays The news OF repeated X as
sian disasters has created great uuessiue>~
here. specially a. everything was prepared
for crossing t1H DsuuDa a. GlalDva. by
the Russians, and their reception ia Nagatia
and tbe Tumak villages. Il i a1noa alcet
that the ca9.net have agreed 10 p0stpDle en-
teTirg Oh sSon, and The troops waB were
marching 10 the from, -eTs have been recalleI
ID ;owTs not 50 near the border, in order u
give no umbrdge 10 the porte.
Affairs in Asia Niuor
st: PETERSBURG. Sept. - The Gp,os
publishes a telegram from IgdNr. Ala
vi NOR, which shows that the TarkS o. the
18Th instant were cannonading Gen. T.rgl-
kasSOfi'S positions there.
1he Conference at SaI.bnrs.
LOSBON, sept. D.-Tue Vienna CORES
pOEdeut OF the TirlCs whose Information o.
diplomatic matters - cDuSpic Iousiy accu-
rate and thorough, makes the fOllo.y lnE
comment on the conference az SalEDurg
between Prince Bismarck and Count Al
dasSy: Its importance ought no, 10 be under
rated, not Ouly As regards Germany and
Austria, but touching the eastern a le>tion
Itself The triple alliance, n b Dut the exist
ence or non existence. of which there has
been 80 much talk, hal, indeed, become
wUeful anachroaism since Russia stepped
out o. il snd took her own line, but n mast
rot bS oIgotten that II had another, perhaps
deeper measure, and as regards that. happily
rot only for the parties CONCERNED, bat for
Europe at large. 1t still exists. and IL
may be hoped viii be strengi ihsned
Anew DE tue interview, except
for the apparatus OF permanent meiiatioa
instantly at WORK. Since the Berlin me citing.
in 1879, which laid the foundation Of tue
triple alliance TO smooth down the differ
enceS which exist between the interests OF
Austria and Russia, regarding the solution
Uf the Eastern question, probably by this
time instead OF n local struggle Europe
would have found Itself in the m idsi OF an
European war.
The Siege Of PieVna.
LONDON, sept 2.-The foregoing, which Is
a semi official conmunIque, il identical in
meaning with the comments OF the LOatOn
Times Vienna correspondent as contaiuei in
the above London dispatch. A Russian OH
cial dispatch, dated GOrny- y-Studen, Sept. IL,
says y estsrtay affairs were quiet every
where The blockade and Oo-nbarImeat OF
Pleyna continue"
A BerIin View Of tie Conference.
BERLIN, Sept 20.-Tne meeting of Pance
Bismarck and Count AndT3sSy a. SllZOIrg
is 10 be regarded a. "A sequel OF the recent in
teTv'ew between the Austrian and German
emperOrs, as merel = siren then the view
Il en cKcGa y'd bel EeeI the two sDvereI-s-.-
rC gard ES the continuance OF the understand
ug between the if1peTial courts upon means
II avertlng European complications. Ta;s
result is secured without formal treaty 81 ID
ulations, IL tssm ucl as IL represents tine CO u
plete personal agreement existing between
he emperors.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

UNITED STATES TROOPS FoR WrLKEs-
BARRE.-Abnut three hundred soldiers con
sisting OF members OF the A artillery. isft
O'Clock last night, for Wilkesbarre. Pa. It
is stated that orders were received last n ieht
st Fort McHenry for the dispa.chin9 OF
miners should repeat the riots of last mouth
The orders required that the sold iers should
be sent out imm ed.ately, and the troops were
dispatched In great haste. They arrived at
special train mmediateiy.-t Baltimore Amer
lean. .Oti,.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

~The Fall river (Mass.l Netcs SAYS that
manufacturers are talking of short time.
but nothing definite has yet besa q xed ,on
nSA hRlf-dozen families are bout to re-
move from Berks county, Pa, to Texas, to
engage In farming and gardening.
H-The Boston Post gives up the demo
cratic fight IN Massachu sets In ad vance. II
says "MejoIities inaugurate as well as
elect here"
RS- MIR. Montgomery Sears, the wealthiest
young man IN RostOr, was married Tuesday
ceremony.
EThe Sophomore class OF Kenyon COL
lege, at Gambler, Ohio, has been Suspended
for four weeks; Cause: practical jokes,
hazing and other b8r5srism.
BETte Cleveland LeGdeT inttrnates pretty
plainly thai II believes the Ohio democrats
ENTERTAIN in such divergent views that they
might sdvantagrously hold Joint discussions
among themselves.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

A DOUBLE MURDER Roien, q
failcr in New York city, quarreled with his
wife yesterday, beat her severely, and threw
her out OF a window. He afterwards At
tackled VIM. Crook. one OF his employees
and fired four shots from . revolver Vt him
one OF the shots entering his skull. Toe wife
and Mr. Crook will probably die from their
Injuries,
Evening star., 1877-09-20

TICKET AND PLATFORM OF NASSACHC-
SETS REPUBLICANS.


The republican convention OF M3sSachu-
setts met at Worcester yesterday, and nom
mated Governor Rice for reelection on tue
first ballot. The committee on resolutions
made report, which was adopted IT re-
affiTms allegiance 10 the fundamental prin-
ciples OF the republican party; accepts the
responsibility Of the national administration
IS a trust TO be exercised for TIE welfare o.
all the people, without distinction OF race,
color or creec; " witchfully guarding wnaJ
the pal iy has achieved, n is proposed not D
Rbai don the helm or drift with the tide. bl
10 give vigor AMI courage to solving pending
issues in the interest of gOoI government.
The report conglaiulates the country upon
The right by accession OF a republican Presi-
cent, whose conspicuous iDtegrity, honesty
of purpose and wisdom give assurance OF "A
pure aud economical administration thai
Will give speedy revival of business activity
ard of the IacifiCaL ou of the south uUder
local self governments Early re sumption
OF specie payments is sdN ocated. The Pres
iuenCk civil kerV ce reform should b rySo
luteIy carried forward. ard his order thai 10
government officer shall take part IN p1Iiti.
cal maj agemen, Is heartily approved. Sat.
sides o. money aud public lands are de
Eounced
GES. M'CLELLAN NOMINATED FpR GOV
FRNoR BY NEW JEESEY DEMOCRATS.
The New Jersey democratic convention
assembled at Trenton yesterday v, api on the
first callot Gen. George Il. Mcclellan was
suggested as Il com promise ca auCi fa.e. and
was nominated by the folio vigg vote
MCClrlian, so, AobO- {, lbi; Carer, p. Stock
ton, ?. The aEuoua rmcut was Ueceivad
amidst widest uprosT for " Lutte Mae"
Addresses were made by HOs- James NJ
ScOvel and others, wno pledged New j .rS.y
10 20 Geo democratic majority. Resolutions
were adopted rgafiirmIng the principles
enuTc lated in the 81. LOGiS p'afprm; de-
nOuucing the frauds by whlCu Presi lent
Hayes was Installed in his position; coz
gTatuiatiDy the Supporters OF fres govern
ment that Hayes had adopted the demOc "a iC
policy Of local self gov,snmsut II southern
ststes; opposing special legislation, ant eN-
pressing sympathy for wOrkingmcn; also
demanding reduction of legal rate OF
ini@Ieht in the state tn six Per cent. Tna
plank in the platform expressing svmpa thy
with wOrkiugmen. witt strange inc ,nS Il
ency, 81 followed by one demanding rtd-
ical reduction ia ali salaries, tax = aud
costs.
THE PENNSNLYANlA GREEEBACK CDN-
NENTlpS
met at Wtllismsport, Pa, yesterday. +.
W Hughes, OF Schuylkill county, presided,
with NJ. L. Hawlry, of "A Allegheny, ard =. -
Morrison, Of Philadelphia, vice presidents.
The following nominations were made: For
supreme judge, Benz. s. Bentley; auditor, J.
f. Emerson; treasurer, James l.. Wright
Evening star., 1877-09-20

RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-THE presidents
OF The leading trunk rail- DAD lines-MessrS.
j W. Garrett, OF the Baltimore and Ohio:
Thomas A. Scott. OF The Pennsylvania; III J.
Jswett. of the Erie; and W. II. Vanderbilt
OF the New York Ceniral-were in conference
in New York on Tuesday and yesterday a z
terpOons and discussed general railroad
management and the prospect Of the future.
Nothing defnite as To the result of the con-
ference has been diyulyed
Evening star., 1877-09-20
LOCAL VIEWS.
Plans and ParPVses OF the Labor
Exchange.

With a view 10 a better understanding of
the plans and purposes OF the exrhan -, we
would state that its object is primarily 20
secure work for The unemployed residents OF
tie Dlsiri q. To accomplish th's We nave
secured rooms At No &c Louisiana avenue
for men, and No. 62l q stree: fo- women,
where applications OF those seek ug empiOy-
ment. ard those desiring 10 employ, ctn be
registered. Correspondence has been opened
with various CorpOratiouS, farm r. aud
manufacturers o ItsIde o. the Dis.ric. rela-
tive 20 the emplOyme eni 81 !sboiers.
We are considering what public work uu-
dertAkeA by The exchange Iu CDui gncilon
with The local and federal sutaorI,I-s wiu
sub'srEe rot only "a" Interest OF me uaem-
ployed, but also the taEpayer~. FHstrurttcl
n such branches OF Industry as v a tend 10
self support will receive due consideration
In the future. The subjects OF emigration
and reduced rates o. transportation are
under adviSemsrt
Tie Labor Exchange al y,eHscs no alss, bat
is putting Itself In CONTAMINATION glth all
The be1e voieEt oTganiZSi iouS Of the y strict,
with view TO prevent impOsItton. seclrs a,d
20 the really needy, a1G hsrinOlizs tn sys-
tenn OF charities already existing. II IS our
earnest purpose 40 discourage Ind lscrImi-
nate 'lmssiviEg. and 20 prevent Ia 4 meas
Hre The pauperls m when fUrfnS SO ltnful a
feature N our cO.lma1ity. Ari.ie OF the.
needy VIII bs received On sale at the Ex-
change free OF charge. A rigil system of
disbursements will BE- established. aud the
books shall be al ali ii mes open TO pu bic in
spection.
The rooms o. the Exchange will be opsaed
for business 90 Monday, the a4th instant.
THos. r. BRYAS, Presid slt.
l.. >. EMERY, Secretary pro tNm.
John HitZ, John L. Lrnman. N. G. Emery,
comm ittee.
Washington, September 2O.h, 1877.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

CATHOLIC SEHEvoLENT URION.-A con-
vocation OF the Catholic Benevolent Union
dress OF welcome " ~ made to the delegafe;
by Bishop Gibbons. After religious services
the convOcation was welcomed by Governor
kemper, and the mayer extended the hospi-
tAliti.s OF the city to the visitors.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

HYDRoPHoBIA IN PRovlpENcE The
Providence Press OF Satu rday says: James
Gould, engiseer 1t tho Elm strest mill while
coming home from his work one evening
three Year, ago, was severely bitten in tho
hand by . NsSioundl an doG which he W as
trying 10 pet. The wound healed up in few
days. ana nothing more was thought of il
last Thurscay, when he began to suffer sc.
we're pains In the hand which had baen bit
ten. The pains increased. extending up to
ter was summoned, aad pronounce IL q D.
we're case OF hydrophobia. Toe patient In
The meantime grew worse, and his efforts to
breathe were painful To witness. He foamei
violently at the mouth, and the servic Is OF
two stalwsr men have been required ever
since To keep him from doing injury TO him.
sell and others Drs. Perry, Capron aud
Potter, have attended him. b Ut hs can only
survive few days more At the most. M
Gould is % years old, lives at No. II Ford
street, and has wife aud two little girls"
Evening star., 1877-09-20

RESUMPTION OF WoRK-The American
Iron Works, employing two thousand m an !
and III. Lloyd, Son Co.'s iron mills EN-
ploy1ng one thousand men, At Pittsburg, Pa,
resumed work yesterday. The former ha ye
been idle six weeks and the latter eleven
weeks.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

NEW JERSEY RACES. AT the Woodbury.
IN ~ trottlns course yesterday, the 30
class race was won by Fannie Bates, Lady
Patcber second, A. l.. Helm bold third; niue
heats were tTotted; best Time = ~. The 2.3l
ana 10 class were rOf finished, OwIuy 10
darkness. Nor.iag had taken two heat~.
ard Ham bietoniar Memb:ina one ia the
former; best time 2.33&. Sans Snlci tw
heats. and George Brooks one IN the latter,
bfSt lime
Evening star., 1877-09-20

HAVE WE LEGAL DISTRICT GOVERN
MENT?-Editcr star: If your CORES pondent
IN" who IL in search o. Information about
the existence OF legal government in this
District, will read section 1896 of Revised
Sfatut as for District OF Columbia. and sec
tOn 5UU1 OF General Revised Statutes, he viii
find that the existing government caunot be
d1spOseI OF so summaTily. %%s
Evening star., 1877-09-20

NEW AIR LINE ROUTE The Wheeling
Register states that The Baltimore and Onio
railroad is negotiating for an air line route
between Chicago junction and PittSburg, SO
as TO run its Ch cagO business via Pit;sburg
and the CoDnellsville branch. The Register
thinks that If the company is successful in
this movement the Hemphed extension TO
fine CCrnelisville road will be indefinitely y
I l-tpOQed.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

THE SUIT AGAINST THE FORREST E3-
TATE.-Mr. Daniel Dougherty Says, in re-
latiCp TO the suit of ejectment brought by
ohe William B. Forrest IN the supreme
court OF New York against the estate of
s.lsre in the property OF the dec eased - not
Edwin FORESTS nephew, and never claim ii
Pny relationship 10 the deceased actor until
advised To do so by soms Boston lawyer.
SoIeports the Record OF Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

SIX DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER at
Eeinandfna, Fla, were reported yesterday
There are several now cases. Contributions
needed, ~
Evening star., 1877-09-20
nirAgeS By Indians.


LfSN, MASS, Sept fo-A firs last night
oestroyed me cArpe ater shop OF Mr.. staples.
Pia1,ng nlil, box factory, barn, large
Pile OF lumber, and wharf OF Jas n. Buffa "a
q Co, who lose SO COO
Evening star., 1877-09-20

THE CENTESNIAL of another American
defeat III The RevOlutien, the massacre OF
:. Mad Anthony Wayne's soldiers, nea >
Peoli, Chester county, Pa, is TO be cee-
bratf u to-day. the Grafton is to be deliv-
cred by Wayne McNeigh, and a monum eut
Will be dedicated on the battle ground. The
idea OF celebrating military disasters Is en-
tlreiy orig nal with our countryme1, AMI in
cicattS as mnch phi, ,Os Ophy as patriotism.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

BISHOP THOMAS u. DUDLEY. (Protes-
iaht Episcopal. OF kentucky. who Is an ex-
cOnfederate sold Ter marched in the ranks OF
the ex- conf fedetates who welcomed Presiden,
Hayes 10 Louisville. In meeting to orga-
Hize the ex confed-rates for the reception the
bishop said that the President "hsd com
mended himself to the respect OF all gOot
citizens by his manly nrrnness IN honestly
sdheriDg 10 The very letter OF his promise.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
sPENcKR. the RUNAwAY savings Bank

SPFNCKR. THE RUNAWAY Savings Bank
president, is supposed To have landed from
the steamer Clrcassian at Movil!e. TIE
police had no notice 10 look out for him
until after the steamer arrived at Liverpool,
so that he bad twelve hours start. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams and Miss Williams were the
names they assumed and were seen 10 land
by the police who were on watch at the time
but had 10 instructions to detain them.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

SALEs OF LAND.-On last Saturday, Hon.
W. Veins Bouic, trustee under q deed Of
trust from Richard Williams aud Benjamin
Duvall, sold The real estate thereby convey
I'd al public sale, TO Lloyd Williams, ESQ, Of
Baltimore city, for the som Of $1,000. T1is
farm is one OF the most desirable IN the
county. IL contains 2ii II acres of land, and
is situated on the Rockville and Georgetown
turnpike, about 4 miles from q 0sorg getowa--
Mon ,Qoas<3y Advocate.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

~The republicans of Georgia are with
out organization, and are represented as no.
caring whether the new constitution is rati-
fed or not.
1Some unconscionable idiot painted a
pet Spitz dog in Bethlehem, Penn, with
alternate carmine and green stripes. The
dog is not yet mad, but its owner iS-very.
~ The Marysville fCal.) appeal calls for
tue Immediate organization of a vigilance
cCmmittee In that city, as the only effec.i We
means OF coping with the incendiaries.
Evening star., 1877-09-20
ITen-, Ncirg. HcnnrIed n,inx.
Dlsas,ren. Fn,I nfarInnr

tINCINSAEf- o., sept -l.-Lt-i ui gnt Ia
thIrt HOOr Of WIetSt1ue lIu-cst o.. factory.
on EgglestOu avenue. upDl WI.cI Tcst "a
about l5WO bushels Of uaN~H-l gave waN
under the 'yCiE.r Aui clrlet sl .Is unlf.
below % Tie cellar a. iIG same t.us trr-iug
our the south wall. The loss VII exceed
50 lfsF.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

terror IL Lot prepared to give the name of the
new commissioner OF Indian affairs, or tD
state 20 what position the retiring com n =
sIOIeT Will Oe appointed. lie thilks he VIII
; able TO DO so III few DAYS.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

"A ROBBERY of S12,so0 In bank bills took
place tuesday on q ST. Lawrence river
steamer en- route from Montreal To Beau-
harnOis. There is no clue to the thief
Evening star., 1877-09-20

SENATOR hoRTON's CoSDITIoN - Ex-
Gov. Burbank has written a letter, date the
1sjh instant, 10 Edward Bangs OF this city
In VII ch he says TIE Senator il getting
along, although somewhat slower than W.
hoped for. ana we are still confident o. his
recovery
Evening star., 1877-09-20

DFATU OF AN EX CONGRESSMAN. - A
special from Bloomington, Illinois, says
Hon. John McNulty, a prOninent politician
in the state, and ex mem Der OF Congress for
the thirteenth district OF Illinois, dili Mon
Evening star., 1877-09-20

NAVAL NOTES.-The Richmond was put
out of commission at Boston on the 18th in
slant. On the 18th iEst. the Guard was put
in commission at New York. She Will 60 to
the krAZIlLAn cuast.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

MORE RICHMOND ExcU RsIoxrsrs CoN
ING..Rev. VIM. h. Beck's colored Baptis
ga, c1urch VIII come TO Wash ington on an
excursion via the Richmond, FreierIcks-
nsr and Potomac railroad on the 2sth inst
Next month there will be aaoth er grand ex-
cnrslon TO Washington. The train will leave
hlchmond Monday night, October 18th, at no
o'clock, ard viii arrive In this city about
day Light he next day.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

WANT THE SIOUN.-Quite a number OF
hotel prOprietOrs and boarding house keep
erS have applied 10 the commissioner of In
dian affairs for the contract of "eating and
sleeping tho Sioux delegation which is eS-
pected here next Monday. The Sioux dele
cation when last here were QuaTtere al the
fremont House
Evening star., 1877-09-20

THE WORKINGMFS'S MOVEMENT Is
OHIO.-A letter from Toledo, Onio, To the
New York Tribune claims that IN one cOun-
Try CT that state the wOrkingmen's organiza-
tion has membership OF 4 500 voters where
the total vote is but 1000. The same letter
estimates that the workingmau's ticket will
get 2o.0C0 votes in the state. but which of the
old parties is TO suffer the most from this d g.
fiction is not indicated
Evening star., 1877-09-20

UARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
A. 1225 Penusy!cd cda,d arezIHt.
OIL Paintings, Engravings, Photographers "a new
procfssI. FTeht aud Germ IN Photographs, Porce-
Isine Psintings, fne ChrUmCs &C; Gilt and Nickel
Frames in every style for POrc.laine and Photo
graph Portraits The public are nyited TO examine
cur stock in hich will be found al. the late pubn
cafiC Of foreign houses
October lst viii receive fine stock OF ssnNss
Russis Leather Goods, comprising fJmos, Port
tolios, PoTtemODai5, Cases, &c)
Geld Frames for MiHors, Portraits and Land
scspes, and all styles If rance, Spanish French.
sud American Naples, with without velvet
gold linin gs maze TO order at reasonable prices.
Gcid silver sno Goppsr VIE, Cord, Hooks, sGtey
1nJack,d and hCng BY competent workmen.
II r BAHLOW gives his specsL attention 10
Transferring, lining ard restoring OH Paintings
Family Portraits restored WITH the greatest care,
Is 20 preserve the originality.
Catalogues 10 be had application. Aux3i- sm
Evening star., 1877-09-20

FIRST LIEUT.. +. l.. Zalinski, 5th artillery,
is ordered to reluIn 10 Boston, having con-
piled with his orders of 1Tth August.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

SECRETARY MCCRARY has returned to tn
city, and was on duty a the War depart
In day
Evening star., 1877-09-20

A 7 SILVERBURG'S
3I2 sEyESTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Goblet, 4sc. per set.
H-sVy Hotel GCblets, 75c. Ter set.
The s-Jlsh Fifth Avenue GJbiets, 75c. per set.
Fold TUmtleIs, 25c. per sat.
Br astasI Sets, o1k pattern, 5ac; perst.
Glss- Pitchers. Fruit rtar Us, &C ,5Jc
Esnf-s IRE Plated Castors, S bot les, 81,
New Pattern, doUb BILE plated, 81.
P,st'd PICKLE Stands, 81.
ncubIe Plate Table, Desert, and Tea spooas and
Fob At per set.
Solid Steel silver>p'ated Enives, SO per set.
lyory-HsndIe Table and Ies RI Knives, & so per
set.
Gall b lis, 81 Breakfast Bells, Soc.
Oar and Fork, sec AID . per pair.
Knife Boxes, &c 5Oc., and a.
Table Mats at 5Oc and q a set. Fine Japaned
Trays. SOc Extra large dc, 81
Lsrse assortment Of Boauet Holders and Vase. at
ac, 30 and each.
FiIe PHOTOGRAPH OF Centennial StAtuary, fran ID
ht re sch, decided berg
IliuDiDated Notices, very handsome, at SOC each
just received at
SlLVERBER6,S,
MsfroeOlitsp BaEsar,
seplsttb,s,tr 312 7tn St, near Pa aveous.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

uvIt is asserted that there have basn o1,y
SIX cases OF hydTophobia Ia Provi3eacs, r.
:, fp The last 81 ye-rs.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

ATTORNEY GENERAL DEyENs is ex-
pected ack from New England on Mon
Evening star., 1877-09-20

L. 8. SENAToN DENNIS, who has been Sc
riously i'll at lis home ia Maryland, is get
ting better
Evening star., 1877-09-20

THE extensively circulated rumor that
Col. Thomas A. Scott intends 10 retire from
the presidency OF the Texas Pacific railroad
is authorttatively denied oy the Philadeiphia
kress.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept 2o-Pxuams advices re-
port the bcrning OF tue town of Conepo on
the Tlh Of August.
Evening star., 1877-09-20

EFf-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, sboes
- c..s riss. s1 sSr o:hsna & sna q.
ae.ic-:i Tor shSeA sAs sXaes- ssips,vin
= .sll q Ss.naS o. or aitre.E3g SSRzDa. 0J1
. " az. orssr srca,tiy ss,sacsd } ,sIil.Y
Evening star., 1877-09-20
Death OF senator Boxy.

ST. LoUIs, sept sa-U : S.ua Or Lewis
Y. bosy died -; h's resi lence here a. eleven
O'Clock this morning. lie had been afflicted
VIII malarial fever Tor several mon hs and
latt u ~ abs eSS ~ the liver wa -,vere {,
Shich hasleh,d or perhaps dlrcctly caused
bis death.
Senator Lewis V. Bogv was horn AZ ~.
Gel evievc, Mo. April q. ISIS Re Was Of
French descent, received a common school
eircation. aud studied law. re was several
times elected - tie legislature, aua lr I~t. :
was Commissioner oi Indian Affair. he
vas elected 10 the T. :. Senate IA place OF
Frank =. BIair. r.. His term OF service
would have expired March 3, i>al
Two Fine River stesu.er- Burned.
81. LuUIs, Sept. A.-Tue steamer Grsnd
Republic. the largest and fineSi Steamboat on
TIE western WAFER, look IRE q HJu. O. ID clock
last night and burned nearly ID tle waters
eGge- The aameS com nUuI,atsl ID ths
stss m'r NaroDdoiet lying aIo-E~itn. Hai
AL her upper wurSs wtra Lr>.rBEri. a Hsr
hull IL 81 iron. and t1c0efs-e vii bs savet,
out her m2caincry vii uo doEot ue tkIly
damaged. Both boa'S were lyIug az N the
foot OF LesTerance street. about miles
nom the center ~ the CITY. Nauner the
value or the boats nor tns il>granr, ,,a9 vel
b. sscyrrs ned.
C4NCINNArI OUIo. sep. ep-S, S,4c.si dis
Vatcf - place tie l's> b. the bIrH.H- ~ tue
steamers a. -. Louis ~ oyer 500 on. Thv
steamer Grand Republic was iusursd TOE
sao.c,O, IN The Carroll & Powell agency.
ITen-y Neiggs RePortsd Dstag.
PANAMA. sep l'--lhe lafeS. IsE, ron
Peru - datei Lima. August .. A "a. tim e
MI. henry helg-S WsS very ~ and no cN-
pe't / TO live TIE whoe Peruvian 90 "a
munlty wa IN distress a. the prBs,s OF hiz
death. The a. aId E-ruf saw. o. Although. .
IN ease OF death, No NCiEgS made. some
time since, very excellent dispo.iuDns re-
>pecitrg The persons whom IL laf de,ig.
aied TO carry out taC railway aut lsrro lie
tasCo enterprises. siill his vrry name was
~ Il - y't a lawer'f sf-ruEfn. z-il ee.-y one
Of his uIdr rskftEs viii ba rt-.ar.f-f Ilr his
loss The ocoya railway I> TIE rns>I mag
nihcArt monument that a man could leave
sehind HIN 10 recall has meno-y tp pos
teTiiy.'