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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

The PLAGUE AND THE PREss-Among the
greatest sufferers 10y the yellow fey ar in Mem
PMS must he counted the daily press OF that
city. Out of force or s. editors. reporters.
compoStors. &c., Oh the 4g.I,eal az the outbreak
OF the plague, but two-COl. keating and Henry
Noode-eScaped the epidemic. I'm the ArdEdRche
Office also but two-Maj. r. :. Nichols. part
owner and present editor, and NJ. W. Tuff, book
beePer-remain OF force that numbered "a
effective men before the fever made its appear-
ance. Inc evening papers suffered in propot-
tion quite as severely. but the LeFer is now said
10 be rapidly recovering from its DroStration
While the Htolt. which was The firSt paper 10
announce The presence OF The plague IN The city.
was forced 10 suspend publication on The 2Sth OF
August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

\ IoUNG WIFE SEEKING DfyoRCE-Angelina
Bembo, no Is lS years old, has brought suit I'm
the superior court Tor an absolute divorce from
her husband, Michael BembO. To whom she was
married on April of this year. Judge Freed
man Yesterday appointed Mrs Bembo's father.
Nlo1olas saIilplglef as her guardian ad liten in
conduct OF the SHit.-tA. J.. Times
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piplnlicn Racnn.

P1MIIC0 RACE TRACK, Oct 22.-FiT'st race won
by Sunlight. FineSSe flfy second: time I:t5i5
The second race was won by Duke OF Magenta :
Bonhe WOOD second; time, 3:4l. Third race
trial steeple chase. about one and a half miles
Disturbance first, Lizzie Daily second Dahl-a-
sian third: time, 4:l9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22
'Ehc Most Popular and Successful.
and WHY.

The Washington STAR has new dress OF
types, and is decidedly improved in appearance.
The STAR is the most popular and successful pa
per at the Capital, because of its political indie
pendence. The people OF Washington, too. like
TO do their reading in the evening, after the
cares and laborS of the day are over. aud the
people of Richmond are rapidly learning that
this is the best time TO read the newS.-[Rirh-
Dt0Hd tI'a) STATE.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson at Paris.

Especial dispatch 10 The Ereaj,ig StarI
EXPOSITION UNIvERSELLE. PARIS, Oct. 2l.-
Wheeler q Wilson, Union Square. New York.
are awarded for their new Sewing Machines one
of the special grand prizes of the Exposition
The oaty Grand Prize awarded for Sewing
MachineS-oyer eighty competitors,
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YELLOW FEVER.
haafhS I'm VUn..,nI,.

MENfHIs, Oct. 22.-FrOm 6 o'clock last night
until noon to-day II orders for intermenJs are
reported by uhdeftakefS. Five new eases and
one death are reported as having occurred YES
terday at TuScumbia. Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

THAT Truth Is STRANGER THAN Fiction il
occasionally illustrated. II is StrikinglV shown
in tie ease OF John 4. Phair, who WAS To have
been hanged III Vermont last Friday for the
nui6ef OF 4 woman named FrieLe a year of two
ago. CirculGsautiai evidence against him was
very strong. and IL was on that alone that he
was convicted. lie had Just reached the foot of
the gallows on Friday last when the sheriff re-
cution until May 1. Tie defence of Phair was
an alibi. which In The minds OF the Jury he did
not establish. The governor WAS induced 10
delay the execution on the telegraDhic repre-
Sentation of a reputable Citizen of Boston, VINO
remembered having met Phair on the cars
about the time of the murder. II IS now be-
ifeyed an innocent man would have suffered
death had Phair been executed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

NEW ORR NOMINATIONS FOR RCONGRESS.-Tam-
many Hall made Congressional nominations last
night as follows: Fifth district. Nicholas Muller:
SlNth district. :. $. Cox; seventh district An
thony Eickioff; eighth district, Lawrence K. Je-
rome; ninth district, Fernando Wood; tenth dis
trict, Orlando 4. Potter; eleventh district. Ben
lamln A Willis. The Blafr-ConnOlly Greenback-
Labor party In the ninth district nominated JnO
Hardy, and the HanlOn-O'Reilly branch of the
same party in the same district nominated Pat
flck Ill. Jones for Congress-. The democratic
congressional convention of the fourth " Y.
district, tBrooklyn,) nominated Archibald NJ
Bliss for CONGRESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

LIVING FROM AN ACRE OF GRoUND-On the
cooper lane, about mile or so north of Stock
ton, Cal, there lives an industrious Italian on
an even acre of ground lying in triangular shape
between the road and the railroad at the cross
ing point. He has wife and five Children,
whom he supports in comfort from the product
OF his garden. The little farm is planted to trees,
vines, and vegetables, and is thoroughly well
TILED. Occasionally he plants an early crop on
the railroad right OF way adjoining, which re-
mains undisturbed until the plough of the fire
protectors comes along. But this instance is a
good illustration of little farm well titled -
Stockton IU6eneudeuf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

TIE COAL COMBINATION 1NTACT-leSterdav
a reporter called upon MI. Jones. secretary OF
the coal combination. IN reference tcthe rImor
that disruption had occurred. and that the
combination was quietly diSSoiNing. He said:
There is not the slightest truth in the report
and The coal combination is just as firmly
united POW ds il eNerWaS. \ great deal of bOsh
has been written in regard Ia the matter by
parties who wished a strong bear element 10
prevail. From he very first there has been no
fear OF Withdrawal OF any company All |
have 10 say about the mailer is this: The COM
binatlCn Is iOimed Uf business men. Joined to-
gether for business purposes. and of course. a
business security is pledged. That is 10 saw. a
collateral il on Tile with me sufficient 10 cover
any possible penalty imposed for violation OF
the cUmbnation'S rules T. Nfqs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

JESSE POMEROY's CONFINEMENT i'm the Massa
cndSettS state prison is not having tanning
effect, it Is said, for he PAGES his cell like q
Gagged lion, and recently, when some one gave
him kitten for a pet, he fiayed it alive with
the knife and fork provided for his meals Two
have also been discovered,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

Rght Rev: sylvester II. Rosencrans
bus, Ohio. --eAs ~ oo'''''-
me baltimore oyster -shuckers held a
meeting last night, and determined 70 strike to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

MALE AND FEMALE MEDICAL STUDENTS -
There nave been disorders al The medical
clinics N Tie alaShouSe. growing out of the
objection OF he male students 10 having female
students attend the clinics. ON SATURDAY. last
al the close Of br. Edward 4. Biucn'S lecture
the forty lady students from the Women'S Medj-
cal College present hy invitation. rose 10 ret ire
The exit was barred 10y those anxious TO obtain
admiuance Ia secure the vacated seats. Confu-
sion resulted. and some OF the young males
hooted and Nhistled and laughed deriSiyely at
the attempts eI the ladies 10 retire. The unruly
students have been notified that such ungentle-
manly conduct VIII not he tolerated as fine
almshousc is public institution and open To
ALL fhi0d, lh,d record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

GEN. HAwLEY, OF Connecticut, said in a re-
cent Speech:-"1 once read of a man who start
ca 10 walk around pond He got three-fourths
OF the way, and, looking at his watch, Thought
II SO near dinner time that he could not finish
his walk In season; so he hurried back the wav
ne came. If he is living he will be found advo-
eating the repeal of the resumption act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

eFA young lady of L,Anse. Mich. had a
young man arrested for criminal assault Her
evidence showed that he had-sqneezed her
hand.
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Race for the Cambrisgc Stakc..

LONDON. Oct. 22.-The race for the Cambridge
shire stakes took place to-day at The New Mar
ket Houghton meeting and was won by Mr.. F.
GrettonS 1r0nomy. count +. dc Lagrange
Clementlne was second, and Mr.. K. PccA'S La
merveille third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22
I'm Cairo,

CAIRO, Ills. Oct. 22.-Two new cases and one
death from yellow fever are reported for the
past "a hours
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Deaths i'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 22.-The weather is clear
cool ana windy, the thermometer registering 65
To-day'S yellow fever reports show ia new
cases and AZ deaths. The foOtingS TO date are
IL, ,426 cases and 3.175 deaths,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

A SINGULAR STORY comes from Philadelphia
I'm special dispatch to the New York Times J
70 the effect that Admiral Gore Jones, OF the
British navy, visited the Russian steamer Cinl-
0r1a in disguise the other day for the'purpose OF
inspecting her, and that on his identity being
discovered he was ordered to leave the ShiT,
and the yard. He left, according to report,
amid the Jeers OF the Russian officers, whoWere
angered at the fact Of being outwitted by the
requested permission to inspect the Cimbria.
Out had been courte0usly refused.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

$4,000 A GEAK FOR - KEEPING DARK. ."-Bos-
ton capital TO the extent OF millions OF dollars is
invested in vast amount OF mining machi-
merry and smelling works. not only Ia Nevada.
but in Colorado. 4 sign on State street I'm this
city reads: " BOSton-C ColoradO smelling Works 3"
These works are located I'm Black Hawk. cole
RADIO. and the expert employed there is Prof
Richard ". Pierce on a salary equal - that OF
the President of the United States $4,000 a
year. lie has perfect knowl ledge of the secret
process (kn1wn only 10 two or three more i'm
the world 10y which gold may b. perfectly
separated from the copper. This secret Is n
bonanza itself. Mr.. Pierce il educat ing a son 10
succeed him in the possession OF this valuable
my Siery. Professor y. +. Till, who is likely 10
succeed Jerome Il. ChafTee. the outgoing
mtcd states senator from colorado and who
y not candidate Tor rc-clectiOn'. il lhc head OF
the vast smelling works AT Rlack Hawk These
works ] am told. Welded The com pany. com
posed oi eiEhi persons. upwards of II op0. 600 a
year. Professor IliH Was former professor or
chemistry Ia Dartmouth College. ~ Hanover
y. H-tNG, gygHrI>c0 can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

MuRDERER'S DREAD OF SOLITUDE.-Nathan
+. Hart, under life sentence for the murder of
MIS- MeServey, arrived at the Maine state prison
on Monday evening last. He seemed to be very
much illghtened, and requested that some one
should stop in his cell with him during the night.
which was refused, Of course. He Is at work in
tne blacksmith shop, and looks gloomy and dis
pOndent.-f R0ck}and Opiaion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

AMERICANS DECORATED.-The following Amer
leans have received decorations OF the Legion of
Honor at the distribution OF prizes in Paris yes
teTday: commissioner General Richard c. Nc
Cormick, who is made commander Prof F. A.
p. Barnard and William w. Story, who are made
officers, and Auguste ii. Girard, secretary TO
the commissioner general; Henry Pettet engf-
neef and architect Of the commissioner gene
rails staff; Thomas X. Pickering, superintend-
ent OF the machinery section; Lieut. Benj IL.
buckingham, u.S.N, naval attache; John ID.
section; ID. Maitland Armstrong. superintendent
OF the fine arts section; Prof. Andrew d. White
IL. D., juror: Prof. VIM. p. Blake, juror. aud
Flof Edward II. Knight, Ii. d.. juror are made
\. Wood, who were in 1861 made chevalierS.
have been raised to officers Charles Tiffany
s1lyerware. Thomas A. Edison. phOn0graph.
riages, and f. A. Bridgman ere made cleVa-
Hers. The United States marines made a fine
appearance in the display
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CHARGES AGAINST tIERGNA .N-Tor several
weeks paSI Rev. Mr. kraemer has acted aS mas
tof ot ~. Siephcn'S Lutheran chugJa Germany
on Ferry street. Newark. lie h now on tT1a
before a coilInittee of the church Tor tansinc
unbecomlng clergyman. II + stated tina
ABOUT tlifee weeks ago kraemer and another
reverend gentleman named Heinle went hetoF,,
MIR. Heintzman. a notary public AT Castle ,.ar-
den. and made affidavit charging Rev, Mr. Rerk-
meyer, superintendent OF the In; ;heFan Emil
grants Home in Bowling Green. with Keeping a
disorderly house and swindling the ,rniyrlnis
tpon invest igation the charges We're proven
utterly untrue, and Rev. Mr.. RerNlneyer de-
clared that his accUSerS were pair NJ clerfca
dead BEATS kTsaemer went to Newark and
obtained charge of II. stephens. lie has been
accused OF frequenting saloons. drinking and
carouSing and doing other things ScdndaloIls in
a minister of ihe gospel. He denies the charges
and says thr Investigation viii ylnd!cate him
Is. \. HesG'd. %lN.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoN.-The democrats OF
lhe sixth Tennessee district yesterday renomi-
mated Hon. John II. House for Congress- IT
made a speech, in which he said that in the
next contest between the two great parties
they will divide upon governmental policy. and
that sectional hatred will be eliminated from
the campaign. He referred warmly to the con-
duct OF the people OF the north towards the
fever-stricSen south as grander than the victory
OF AppomattOx, and said" Gods own han
has bridged the bloody chasm. Let not the
ambition of man seek to reopen the wounds and
10 rekindle the embers OF sectional strife"
IHE SALE OF HOrEFUL.-Thomas P. Wallace,
a New York brewer, has purchased the trotttng
morse Hopeful, paying for him, it is stated,
x25 900. MIR: Wallace Is the owner of Darby,
Irumpn, Henry, White Stocking, and several
OF the best trOtterS In the country.
IL John O'Neil was sentenced to death at
Sunbury, Pa, yesterday, for the murder of cor
oner Hesser, near Sham0kin, In December, 1874.
IL An express train On the Pennsylvania
haliroad at Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, ran into
ored man, named Bosler.
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land Threatened With an lfri-
Another Complication,
England Again>; Russia.

IpSDtN. oCl. IN tBllSlan tInDnlp llSg1tPD
20 Tue Manchester G~GfGtda says: 'stdmiral
IlaInby. in the despatch boat ..Helicon" ha,
gone 10 cyprus 10 meet the lords Of the admir-
ATTY. ON Bis return the fle,T will anchor iB the
Gull OF lSmid. The intended vii hdrawal of the
heet from the Vicinity of Gallapoii has been
abandoned IN consequence Of the recent move
mentS of the Russians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22
REV. Mr.. HAYDEN's ACCUsERs-What

REV. Mr.. HAYDENs ACCUSERs-What q Ply
sfcidil says Of an Ipterrier cih the 4 ccUsed Man
4 special dispatch TO the New York Times from
Hartford, October 20 says: II is beIived here
that the story about Benjamin Stevens. i'm con-
Hection with the Stannard murder. is intended
TO draw attention from MI. Hayden. A Hart
ford physician, who was in Middletown yeSter-
day, had an interview there with the doctor
who saw Hayden in that city on the morning of
the murder. and whose testimony was not atl-
mltted at the trial at Madison. He talked
freely about it, and said that he knew Hayden
well. and that morning met him in front Of
drug store. Hayden asked various questions
about women in delicate situations, and named
the particular time which would cover the pre-
else time claimed by the Stannard girl. dating
from the alleged intimacy with Hayden in April
to september, five months, and wanted TO know
particularly il the woman under any circunl-
stances could be mistaken in her belief as to her
condition. The doctor was aStoniShed at such
questions and others which were asked. partfc-
ularly when Hayden spoke OF medicine used to
cause premature delivery, and then pressed
him closely as TO his purpose. Hayden then
said that his wife feared she was i'm trouble, the
fact being that she was then the mother of a
child two weeks old. The same Hartford gen.
tleman talked with a professor at Wesleyan
university, where Hayden was for short time
after his marriage, his wife teaching school
While he was studying. His record in college
was not that of close student. and he was a[l-
vised not TO attempt to complete the course.
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THREATENING BY POSTAL CaRD-Nopei Q1es-
i'o'as RaIsd ga q SUIT for DaAdp,s-A special
ulspatch to the New York TSBseS from RocheS-
yer, N u, October roth. says: 4 singular suit
mas Just been decided here. Walter j. oSborde
brought suit against Alexander Prentice, H.,
alleglng that the defendant seut him a postal
Ssfu. dlfTted IN care OF his employers contain
ihs' among other things. this Statements You
nave collected hills due us. and used 1 l,e money
W iht amount of sSi-Sl, ~ Please can aud settle
ana save trouble" The plaintin he'd mar fhis
Was written 10 tnure him In the eNrS OF his en-
pioSerS; that he was temporarily discharged on
account thereof, and. therefore hr Demanded
SS,tA1 damages. with costs. The drfeac, moy,sa
for npISlIit. on the following gR,IlndS. Tnat a
postal card communication was a privileged
one; that declaration or statement written
upon II no, being necessarily publication. Il
was incumbent upon the plaintl1 Ia prove not
only that malicious publication had been ma a.
10y the defendant, hut also thai such pubca-
tion was not Siiiied in fact: that according TO
LAW no ole Other than the person addressed
had any right Ia the writing on the back of the
postal card. and that. therefore. such cammuni-
cation must, I'm lis nature. be private one
ne court refused a non-SGit and the jury
Drought IN verdict of SiJ0 against the d,'frn-
uait. y STAY of Ga days WAS granted The
cas-" Is 4 novel one and without precedent In
supreme court records, Hon. T. r. Fcnaer aud
D. \. stun conducted the case for the plaintiff
ana 1ohn Vi. naNN and j. l.. Luckey for the de-
tendant.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, S245. .90a. 4; customs. sol .O41.OI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

THE [. $. :. PowHATAN left Boston yester-
day for New York.
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BessaTabia Surrendered 10 England 4.


BUCHAREST. OCT. 22-BeSSarabia was Sllrrpn
dered tn Russia on Monday. Allthe Roumania,
authorities have quilted The nrnNincn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AS TO
THEIR TAXABLE STATUS.
The following is the fun text OF the opinion Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-22

THE JOURNAL OF the second session OF the
House of Representatives has been printed. 1t
makes volume OF 1879 pages, including the
iBapy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-30
The Watkins Regatta.


WATKINS, N. Y May 29.-Two races wero
rowed yesterday. The first, at p. m, was
for pair of oars, between the Detroit Soul
lers, Northwestern Two Crews, and Atlantas,
and was won by Eustis and Downs, Of the
Atantas. who will now go to Europe. Time,
eight minutes five seconds; Detroits, second
time, eight minutes fifteen seconds.
The junior scull race was contested by A.
McLatfarty, of Watkins Robert Larmon of
Union Springs; George Gaisel, of Grammercy,
and A. McMulen, Of Pittsburg The race
was won by McLaf1arty in fifteen minutes
forty-one seconds; Larmon second. McMul-
len and Gaisel failed. and the latters boat
sunk
The events for to-day are first and second
senior sculls. trial heats; probably. also, the
tis and Haven of the Northwesterns, and
CleRg and Campau, of the Detroit sculers,
postponed from yesterday, will take place to,
6av
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-30
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
Attempted Revolution in the Province OF
Sante Fe-Defeat of the Rebels.

New YORK, May 29,-L La Plata correspond
ence to April 20 says that the long talked-of
Oriondo began Sunday, the fourteenth of
April, at Santa Fe, capital of the Argentine
province of that name. Oriondo received
warning that the hour of IL p. N, had been
fixed for the outbreak, and his soldiers were
on the alert in the barracks.
At the hour named number of rockets and
fireballs We're seen to ascend, and almost i'm
mediately bodies of horssemen dashed into the
great square, shouting for Crespo and Con-
citation, occupied the city, and made fu-
rious attack upon the barracks. Oriondo,
Beeyo and Lugaia were at the house OF the
first but when they heard the row they
rushed from the house and crept down a
back street to a church, whose iron door was
opened to them by priest, and they quickly
clambered up stairs and took refuge behind
the parapet of the ascotea, where, in much
trepdation, they awaited the result of the
fight.
All over the city fighting went on through
out the night and next day, both in the streets
and on the fat tops Of the houses, but gradu-
ually and surely the fire Of the Remingtons