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HThe ,steamhoat eJoAas A. Porter,
upon which 90 many persons died fof
yellow ,eser When Iaid d, ddr nesr Gafipo.
lis ,sa sSort ans sincs. Is lying on o sl'bar
Ct the mouth OF Sposssm creek, lasshort
defiance below Carineton, this county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

DEAfHs.-Mrs. LcuraEa, wife Of GEO
LoUrHER, of Woodsfeld, died on the
2d inst.
WILLIAM EDDY, son Of JOHN EDDY,
Of Center township, aged II years and
% days, died Of typhoid lever on. the I'd
A little child of HERMAN CHRIsTNER,
Of Center township, died of diphtheris
last week. This is the second death in
the family, within twos weeks, Of the
same disease.
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Buy your Dry Goods,
Buy your Boots and Shoes,
Buy your Ready Made Clothing,
Buy your Blankets at
MORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S.
CASH STORE

SCHUMACHER'S CASH STORE i,
Is the place to buy your Coffee, Tea and
Sugar, Tobacco and Cigars, Bread and
Cakes, Cheese and Crackers; Table and
Pocket cutlery, Tubs & Buckets, Ropes
and Twines. Brooms and Brushes, Books
and Paper, intact everything 10 ihe line
of Groceries, Hardware, Stationery and
Notions. Also agent for Farmers Friend
Grain Drill. Call and see it, opposite
Bank.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

1 DoN'r TArrLE Don't call one school
mate ugly, another stingy, another cross
behind their backs; it is mean. If they
are ugly, and cross, and stingys it don'l
make them nice to, say it OF them MOI
you either. After awhile you will lik.
to tell OF faults, If you did not like tt
yon voutd not,do il, and that is just a.
bad as it is to be ugly, or cross ant
stingy.sT 5~s aase ,sfgs;s api ,szao8 >
/ II anybody says to you: 20 tina
Mary Brown did such a naughty, thing !
You think Of some good thing Mar
Brown did, and tell of that.
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TIE Republicans we're victorious in
the Colorado election by not less than
1880 majority! Tg sgEFgFgl 3 IS
/. THz Athens Messenger failed to extin-
guish CHARLEY GaosvEsoRs political
lamp. . i sad. 3 81 s.
HArKs' Cabinet officers have all had a
turmas speech making in this, campaign.
Civil Service Reform, scat!
SENATOR THURMAN was taken violent.
! " M when about half done speaking q
/ Bellsire the evening Of the soth ult.
TasRE is no abatement of the yellow
fever suffering iuthe South, The plague
rs Spreading from the cities into the
country. =.
The CAxEnos clan in Pennsylvania
lis likely to be showed under, by the bal
lots n lh6nsst yoserssat the election ii
That Statn. We hone 40, 81 r.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

~Rev B. F. Beazelle and family
started for their new home at Mt. Union,
on Wednesday. Rev. Beazelle during
his three terms as minister to the M ~
Church in this place, by bis quiet, sener.
getic labors in behalf Of his people, leh
'hfs congregatiod stronger than when he
came, and drew around him many warm
CO. workers in the service of the church.
His charge were 10th to part with one
who BY faithful, jealous, christian work,
had endeared himself to them all. Our
people, universally, wish for him in his
new field of labor, the, highest success.
-N. ClairspHle Chronicle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

Private DAIxELL is not revengefal
nan or an ambitious one, hat he often
thinks, ID NE Tone watches Of the night;
how be win shake those long, bony fin
gsrs cf flhiS st The RepabIicau ssae Con;
veation the morning after the election,
and tell them that they lost Ohio by
neelecting to call upon him to help carry
them through GIN. Eng. ak Ys.xli
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

8I4.We takeslle following from the
Wheeling R<giisisr q the "a inst
"At the Dfsciples' Caarch, at 9 30
O'clock yesterday morning. Allen E.
Brock vas united in the holy bonds OF
wedleok 70 MrsxElIen Bro wa..Prof W.
K PesdI4on pe,formiag The holy rite.
M. and MrG Bfoek LEFT sAoFtly after
the ceremony on a wedding tour in the
west" 81 ..aatf91n ,1ao7}s
ALLxxis native Of the Ozark Hills, .
and is q square,. good BOY. ,[''i -
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CInCINnatl.

Oct. 4--Flour 8 60a5 65;, Whea
SOa92c, Corn 3Sa42c; Oats 20a26c;
Rye 43a52c; Barley l 03a1 Is.
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.ESMrs.s R1Er. wife of NJ. FaIrrz
REEF. Of this p,ace, was considerably
injured on Thursday hast when near
Barhesviie, by the seat IL spring wsg.
on tipping backward and throwing bel
on her head and shoulders on the pike
She was insensible Zoe some time and
was confined to he'd during the day; II
the evening she -wss .eble seyeonyerse
bat complainet OF pain sad soreness il
her neck snd shoulders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

1UDna O. . tDAllkr; q Antioch,
this county, has disposed Of bis praci
tice to lDE BIELou, md WI remove this
week " 0skaale, Allegheny. county
Pennsylvanis. We wish him success.
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.rMt RonsRf CtMa :. who iresif

.AEMf. RoBERf CIMaAH, who resides
on Sunish creek near this place. had q
large, fine bay mare stolen from his. pas.
ture neld the nigh. Of the % inst. The
-ehisf swas;s deliberate fellow, as he wen,
to the stable and took ssddle and bri'
de % complete the outfit. 81 W. z ,,so9
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CI,icagO.

Oct. 4-Flour A 50a5 30; Whea,
7Oas3c; Corn 34a35c: Oats 1Sa20c
Rye 45c; Barley ! 06al o.
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Vanilla.

Steels d Price annually consume, in
the manufacture Of DR.. Prices Extract
OF Vanilla, more of the finest quality OF
Mexicsn Vanilla than any other makers
OF extracts, and it is by the use of the
finest quality that DR. Prices Extract OF
Vanilla obtains its rare excellence. .s,
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New york.

Oct. 4-Flour seas %; Wheat
88al 05; Corn 47a65c; Oats 26a35c
Rye 57a60c; Barley / 06c. & gaga y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

~In regard to the question as to
whether the subsidiary silver coins OF the
United States are legal tender for pub
lie Indebtedness to the amount of s., as
provided bv section 3,5S6 of the Revised
Statutes, Attorney General Devens has
decided that it is only in case where the
whole debt does not exceed IS. AS for
instance, q PUBLIC sindehtedness OF S5 OF
/ less could be paid in hslves. quarters OF
dimes, but one of $40 could not be paid
s. in gold or@siIver dollars and So In
subsidiary coin. Tae decision seems
absurd and arbitrary. seTvTEq n-ge'
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. .9iE r N 1IH5g r r.

4 e n 81 . E n =
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
l Pickles, Nuts. Candies, Tobacco, ,Ci-i
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Safdines, Mustard & other articles
E kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quicksales q small profits. /;
R E l. N. H e r
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WonasdeId stockNIarket.. j
October Cattle 2ta3 per pound ;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs &c pei
pound. r5gs .l,oss 80 81.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

s;HJERE WILLIAxs rendered his re.
siguatiope as Cashier OF The Monros
Bark, ID che LIST inst, to take effect on
November lst. Mr.. WIILa4As win de-
vots his time sfter that date to aid in
making Tae SriRrr q better md more
interesting paper, than it ever hes been.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

East Liberty, Penn-Oct A.
Hogs-Yorkers 8 40s3 55; Philadel-
phias a 00a4 20.
Sheep None for sale, but the prospects
are better for next week. .,s s4 s-ee
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

EEA vocal and instrumental concert
viii be given st' East Sunsbury School
House IN Sunshpry toYuship, 90 Thurs
day. he 3lst inst, at clock 2. ! p. .ia,s {
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08

EIt appears from official reports
from twenty of the largest tobacco
growing States that there is consider.
able falling off in the tobacco crops as
compared with last year. The tobac
co yield of the Connecticut valley is
the only one that shows an increase -
The falling off is notattributed to any
failure in the crops, but to the fact thai
small crop was planted.o Owing to the
agitation Of the question Of the reduc
ton of the tax on tobacco, during th'
last session of Congress, tobacco was
slowed and not sent to the manufactures
and, consequently. the greater part o
last years crop is on hand.
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Phtiadeluhig

Octe Flour Q 50a8 90. Wheat
/ GOAL O6; Corn 47a50c; Oats 24a30c:
Rive 56aS0c.1 = ,esxar4
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: WwrLEfAx cuLvrsHousE, son Of y

sU-WnEfAx CuLvEaHousE, son Of J
T. CuLyrsHousE, Esq, OF Greenr town
ship, was badly inju:ed on the I'd INST,
while climbing after ! squirrel. He was
up some distance and Was trying to cross
80 . second tree when he fell TO the
ground, injuring bis, spins. Hopes are
entertained of his recovery
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BUSINESS2 N OFFICES.

EyLadies Beaver Cloaks, latest styles
just opened at Z ese 7.il "a s-ss
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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w Fruit Trees, ;,
f's Grape Vines, ,,.g
Evergreens,
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from q, q, distance will receive
prompt attention. i
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OF DIRECTORS
3. & S. W. RAILWAY

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockhold
~ ers of the Bsllaire and Southwestern
Railsay Company, that the next annual
election of Directors will be held at the Of
fee of the Company, in Bsllaire, on the 9th
day of October, 1873, at O'Clock p. m.
4. w. ANDERSON, Sec.
ssIf.,Tstd. Is
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"QUERY: Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buv Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price r Dec A, 77-Y.ss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-08
-'Pollevery Dem
Ocratic vote iii this
Township To v ] to-day.

q
Our guess liz, that the ;DemocrstieI
ticket will be elected to-day, the 9th, by
at least 90, O,ooo majority, and that II of
1s Congressman, to be elected, will be
Democrats.
i THE Sheriff 8 sales in Athens county
are still edited by the Messenger, and
.CHARLEY GRosvENoR continues to act as
one Of the big guns ] in the 5RspUuaicap
party. ftis sad. = =
= THE latest from the walking match
between O'LEARY and HUaHEs, in New
York, III tbas 0'LfAir had completed
$40 miles aud HuaHEs a0a miles
o'LsARximay be oodnted the winner. saq'
TIE great boat race Of five miles,. on
the Sd inst; between CouRTskY, Ameri-
can. and HAsLAs, Canadiaa, was won
I by the latter in SO minutes ana az sec.
I,onds. It is charged that CouRrHEr sold
the race .s3gFIXaiiW
(Bellaire Independent. Sd inst,l
The tracklayers on the Bellaire and
lSout6 western road are now near Bethel
Church, abont three and half miles from
| Jaeobsh6rg. Some OF tAss bridges were
incomplete and caused some delay in the
work of fackAying.
TIE barn opsthe farm OF Mr.. AMEs
HuTcHrsoN, near St. sClaifsville, was de.
stroyed BY fire on Ssturdsy night last--
SET on FIRE by trampsa Loss i'd 'grainI
hsy.s buildings, &cs about $4,000. Nc
insurance Bellairs Independeat, Sd mat
.WETzEL county, West Va Red Men
are at their desiltry again. Their actions
are burning shame and disgrace to any
civilized people. The authorities appear
lpoEsfIeas % prefent or phnish sthe dis.
graceful and murderous acts Of thu
l@Red's." .yisas gailiao q gsiese Z
SESAroe TaURxAH. is eq1fessedly tht
leading ststesmaul III, thescountry, and
be stands higher 10 the confidence of thu
people than any other. His speeche.
are all characterized With marked ability
with candor md moderation FAeelins
Rss'',sra b 50 De !;
SEs.swa7IoNed 80 eelehfated Civil
Service Reform order at the beginning
Of the present campaigs. Itresd: "Ns
s6ioer should be required OF PERMITTED
TO TAKE rARr lathe manageuant Of po-
litical orgahizatfons. caaeases.S ! esassa-
tions. OR ELECTION cAMPAIeNs.~
TIE hashUacker. MossE, Of Coased.
crate fa0e.s ottaineds admit,ances to
HAyEs' presence in the White House
last week. vhils 4 one-armed Unioa sol
dier was kept waiting Ia the aateroom
unit! after three o'clock, aad Was thes
told to can again the. aext day, as the
President was busy.
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RPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS. 4
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sHosrs. .-tsSld sloOs Esuo
Full returns Of the election wiz appea.
| our next issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21
NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-Gold opened al IOIIZ
The Markets.

TlMoEE, January 2I.-Virgiuia SKIES
deferred; 4; do consolidated, 81; do. second
series. 80 !: North Carolina sXeS old l6: DO new
2 bid to-day. Sugar steady and demand good
BALTIMORE, January al.-Cotton dun-mid-
ding, 10 all. Flour fairly active aud Steatly-
Howard street and western super 3 75a3 IS !.
do. extra. $50 5. 25: do. family > 75alj IS: cify
mills super. ;. 15a4. 25: do. extra. 4 5Ol5 IS ::
do; RI" brands. g. 75a7 90: PataTSco fam.t. 500
Wheat. southern steady and firIn: western dali
and weak-southem red. /. coal. Sc: do. amb.r
i. ~: Brnnsy yaHia red. :i}al IS: No ? western
winter red, spot. 1.34; February. 1.34la. Corn
and closed dull and weak-southern white. 4Sa55 (;
DO. yellow. 53"64: western mixed, spot IS Ha.,5 :
February, 30 aa5G: March, So ?: April 57la: west
err err steamer. 5l. Oats quiet and steady southern
syNaHia, 36I37. Rye quiet and nominal 6iats6
Hay steady-MaTN land and PENNSYLVANIA prime
l4.Nal6.uO. PruyiSiOns-urdcr trade good aud
round round lots nominal. Pork, 12.50l1S IS. Bulk
rih sides, 6: packed: 5a6hS Bacon shoulders, 8:
refLed, 81. Batter. fine grades Steadv: others
dun aud H0miual-choice western roll 1920: do
rehned. ii =; Coffee strong and hgheT-RiO car
gees. 10 IalS'-: lobhing, 10 5Iea19a. Whisky dun
and nominal, l.O7F. ReceiptS-fi0ur 1900;
mentS. wheat, 81, 600: corn, l27.OOO.
NEW YORK, January 2l.-StOcks opened duI
Iul nave >lHCc heCcme frmer. Money. q. Gold,
lO1l%alol4a. Exchange, long, 4Sl b; short, 4S3 "a
asa. GoveTnmentS steady.
NEW YORK. January 2l.-Flour dun aud
unchanged. Wheat dun and : and l cent lower
Corn quiet and without decided change.
LONDON. January II, II 80 =. m.-U. s.
IoilF and-a-haii per cent. bands, 105r; 1867,
l0l: ten-torties. coupon, 100: new hyeS. l06f
Ellie. 90; do. preferred. 90 ,. New Jersey Con-
tIal. 1Gl,. Pennsylvania Central. 32'a. New Jer-
cent. rente> lC9 francs 37'a centimes for The ac-
count.
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kilograms to The Star.
SUFPERINGS OF THE TURKS.
The Flight from Adrianople.
NOT CHARLEY ROSS.
HORRORS OF THE EASTERN WAR.
SuHerinss Of the Fugttiycs from
AdrinnnnIe

LONDON. Jan. u. - The daily TfleOruB4
prints the following, under date of ConStauti-
nople yesterday: Mr.. Master, agent of the
English relief fund, has just arrived here with
train tuil OF refugees from AdTianople
These unhappy people have been i'm open cat
Tie trucks three days. Many persisted from
me cold weather. Last night Is were found
dead IN the trucks. The sufferingS of al are
described as awful. Mothers are reported IA
thelr frenzy to have thrown away living babies
rather than see them die i'm their arms. AS the
traln moved from Adrianople numbers of peo-
pie tried TO cling TO the outside and frame
work OF the carriages and many attempted TO
rae on tue buffers. AT one station where hun
dreds ol people had congre gated without food
Tor TWO days, the men threatened Mr. Master
With violence IL bread was not given to them
Yesterday there were l5,0O0 women and child
ren out in the snow at ChaTlOu. Three trains
full are hourly expected TO arrive at ConStan-
tlnople. Ii is not known where they will find
shelter The snow is several inches deep and
Is still falling. The cold is intense Ali thar
can possibly be done is being effected 10y the
administrators Of The relief fund but MANY
lives are being sacrificed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

IHE LOUISIANA Returning BOARD AR
the Cincinnati Inquirer from New Orleans
JANUARY Is, says: Quite a large crowd was
present IN The superior criminal court to-day.
10 witness the arrangement OF the members Of
the returning board, for having forged the re-
turns OF Vernon parish, and published the
same as true. AT one O'Clock the Judge or
dered the sheriff 10 call the accused 10 the bar
Tor The purpose OF being arraigned. j. Madi-
son Wells, Thos. C.. Anderson, Gardame Cas-
sanave and Louis \. Kenner, were called, and
appeared before the bar, accompanied by their
counsel. The deputy clerk read the informal
ton, when counsel for the accused filed a
plea 10 quaSh the information, on the ground
that II was in direct conflict with the require
mentS OF section 100 of the Revised Statutes
and asked that the accused be released. The
plea was then taken up and argued The
court refused 10 entertain il. The defendants
tnen nen pleaded not guilty; The day for the com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

TURKISH FATALIsM.-A dispatch to the Lon.
don Daily NeUs from ErZeToum, November
g, says: Fourteen men were condemned to he
shot short time ago for cOWardice in the
field. They were placed in row, and com
pany told Off to shoot them, but after the first
SO they We're brought to the hospital to be
cured, If possible. They had run their chance
and, according to Turkish religion, fate
saved 1hem and most likely, when Wen
II it happens to exist at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

HORACE GREELEYs CURIOUS AssETs-The
executors of the estate of the late Horace
Greeley made their final settlement with Snr.
rogate Coffin, of Westchester county, yester.
day. Messrs. Evarts, Southmayd a Cboafa
appeared for the executors and Thos T Sber
ing largely OF stocks and bonds which have
greatly deprecated in value, il has been con.
sidered advisable to distribute them i'm Mind
among The heirs, There is sl6S,000 of such as.
The assets there is at least $4,000 i'm worfhIess
promlssofy notes, besides SIS, ,0O0due the estate
18th. i'' @'.""",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21
N0t Charley RasS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2l.-There was not the
slightest ground, from the first. that the boy
brought by Capt. Wilson was Charley Ross
Capt. wilson stated that the boz was the neg
lected child of a mulatto woman who had
abandoned him in Georgetown. Capt Wilson
las not notified Mr. Ross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21
EScape of Pris0ucrs.

BOSTON. Mass, Ian. 2l.-ComeliuS O'Cou-
nell, James Doran, John Smith alias Marcus
Dayton and Henry Smith, escaped from the
state prison at Charleston early this morning
They had al been committed from Boston,
and We're We'd known to the police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

THE LABOR EXCITEMENT IN 81 8 pu.,-c,s
SGSSn T san Era9SisGo " WAS quiet nrday night
German mass meetin" whera tia ,,,f;,s. a. q
cleared ne street In 'front.' of the hall several
times using their clubs pretty freely. Kear.
ney ana pthet agitatOrs remain i'm iail i'm de-
ialllt ol Jail. The militia are still on dHty at
tie armOrieS. The agitators were prohibited
yesterday from holding their usual SUNDAY
meeting. The act introduced i'm the IegiSIa,
lure making lncendiary language a felony has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

WANTED INCANADA.-The Canadian author
lilies have applied for the.eXtraditinn of John
ly on trial there for the murder of his mistress.
and who is now charged with burning the
Queens Hotel, AT BeTtie, Ontario. on the night
of January3, the guests of which narrowly eS-
capped. Geo. Fix, his accOmplice, also OF Buf-
fdlO, turned states evidence, and stated that
Freebury burned the hotel at the inStigatiOn of
Aaron Anger, a hotel keeper in BERTHE, TO
whom the authorities refused TO grant H.
cenSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21
Another Shaky Savings Rank.

BOSTON, Jan. Glover three hundred tbou-
sand dollars having been withdrawn from the
Mercantile Savings Bank here since the lSu
instant. the directors have decided 10 require
sixty days notice from depOSitors before with
drawal, except at the discretion of the treaSu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21
Charges agajn,t a Cousur

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-lt is stated that 4
number of Italian residents here have made
charges against the Italian Consul DeLuca 10
The home government, and have asked for his
removal. His OitenSe is stated To be over
charging Tor passports, money orders, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

ANOTHER EXCITEMENT AT LYNN-At LYNN.
Mass, Saturday. Mayor Burbier who furnishes
steam power 10 forty or fifty shoe factories
tories had not Joined i'm the lock out it is be-
heNed that the stoppage of the engines was a
strategic move TO compel them 20 suspend
Barber was hooted by the Crispins in the
streets Saturday. He has since started the
engines again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

ARREST OF SILVER MISUNDERSTANDING
States detectives raided private mint in
Philadelphia Saturday night, found mill for
in full operation, and arrested Cooper WiltZ,
notorious cOunterfeiter, and woman named
Sarah Page, and captured 800 i'm bogus coin, a
lot OF metal. and all the implements necessary
noted burglar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

The SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
Suit has been commenced i'm Philadelphia by
non James Nj. Scovel and Colonel samuel G.
Thompson. attorneys for Col Samuel S. Smoot.
OF Washington city, against Chas. |. Harrot
VIM. T. Ladner. j. NJ. Meyer, b. Frismuth
and others, officers and directors of the South
ern Maryland railroad company, TO compel
them TO comply with contract Col. Samuel S
SmOOt made with them in April last for com
pletI0n OF said rarlroad, and the payment to
him OF s1oooo III bonds and stock of said com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

The VOICE OF OHIO on THE SILVER OrFs-
TloN.-Ihe Ohio senate has passed resolutions
IN favor OF the Bland silver bill aud the re-
moneiIZatlOn of silver, and cenSuring PreSi
deht Hayes and Secretary Sherman for tbeir
position. The democrats voted for and the re-
publlcanS against the resolutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

A DEAD DEFAULTER.-A Boston letter says
the examination Of the affairs of the North
BrldgeWater (MaSS.) Savings Bank has re-
suited in the discovery among its assets of a
number OF forged notes, bogus accounts, and
other evidence of defalcation on the part of E.
$. SOuthwOrth the deceased cashier, Oh ac-
count of whose Irregularities the bank re
Gently suspended. The total amount of these
fOrgeries and distractions as far as known is
xS0,tC0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

THE KELSEY OUTRAGE.-It is rumored i'm
Huntington. l.. l., that evidence has been dis
covered which will show that the human re-
mains found at Oyster Bay and identified as
fragments of the body of VIM. j. Kelsey, were
prepared in this city, and that Kelsey is still
alive II n Y HOyYd =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-21

BOYS DROWNED WHILE SKATING-Charles
Chapman and George Williams aged eleven
and fourteen years, broke through the ice at
drowned At Newport. r. l.. four BOYS broke
through the ice, and one Willie Riggs, was