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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20
The Postmaster General Inter.
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The Buffalo Cbmnle rcidl Advertiser publishes
an Interview with Postmaster General Key at
Niagara Falls Referring TO rumors of his
Candidacy. as governor Of Tennessee by the
anil-infatiOn democrats and republicans, he
SAID This same idea has been advanced
b-fo;e, in practically the same shape, but
have never given it any serious though, as
never have. aspired to the gOvernOrship of
tennessee" As to his being associated With
General Grant on the Presidential ticket in
le>G. hi, first intimation of it was in the press
i>patcbeS; they would have to find some hing
great deal worse to say before making hun
var! angry: With ie;er,n nee to sou hem p,.-
n'rH LIT said that che tendency of the d I'm yc.
Icy was towards an exclusive legaLtender
currtrcy and repudia;ion that the green
back movement would make no progress a
the soul h outside of the democracy: that the
success Of the southern democracy in national
afairs would doubtless result in the repeal of
the resumption act. and a general demOraliza-
ton OF the financial situation. AS to South
Carolina, especially, he looked for fair elec-
tiou, and generally throughout the south, aad
for republican gains in Congressman not ami
cipated at the north. Regarding southern war
claims, he did not think the awards would be
greatly increased in case of democratic con
troll of the government, as they were based on
representations of loyalty during the war, aud
nearly ali those who are willing to make atfi
daVltS OF loyalty have done 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

A MYSTERIOUS MINE ACCIDENTAL special
diSpatch TO the New foik Times from Potts
vile, Pa, August Is, says:-Samuel Carl aud
JuhG Richards, miners employed at Cameron
eoiitry, Sha mex IN, failed 10 return from work
last evening at the usual time They had not
been seen recently Ivy their comrades i'm the
mine. but il was known that they had been
out during the day and had returned 10 work,
Men went in search OF them at once, and
about III pm they were found in an aban-
doned chamber al The foot OF the slope, Carl
lead and Richards badly injured on the head.
They had do business In this chamber, which
adjoined their own. There were no indica-
tions of an explosion or a fall OF rock. and as
Richards has remained unconscious ever since
he was found, the cause OF their injuries is
wrapped in mystery. The most plausible the
ory is that they attempted TO walk down the
siope-WhIchls Is very steep. pitching - degrees
lost their footing and fell 10 the bottom. But
this does mol account for their being found
$, ire distance up the steep incline OF the old
working. Possibly, after their ia |. they re-
tained CONSCIOUSNESS enough u crawl there,
under the impression that they were going 10
their own Noi king. but every explanation is
surrounded vii difficulties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

JAY COOKE & CO.-Notice to the Trustee that
There WiN Be Something in Court ,.ert We'd
neSddy.-TLe trustee and committee engaged
in settling the bankrupt estate OF Jay Cooke &
Go. were Oh Saturday put in possession of two
highly Important facts. The first was that
Henry HaZlehurSt would on Wednesday next
present to the United States Court the pc ition
OF certain creditors whose claims ON the estate
have been allowed, AMI who believing that the
assets are being wasted and miSapprOpri tted
ask that the trustee be directed to file an a.
count. The other piece of Information W ts
the names of those creditors. Last week the
committee Of settlement wrote to Mr.. HAZE
hurst asking him to furnish the names of The
dls satisfied persons to which request Mr.. HI
iehurst dec ined to accede, aging that he 90
Jected TO sutJecting them to the annoyance of
proposals OF compromise, an experience he
himself had under gone. In the same letter he
declined TO meet the committee, as proposed
by the committee, giving as his reason, Ia re-
ply tOdlrect inquiry, that he did not propose
to submit himself 10 a pumping; with no IL
VaDtageS Oh his own side nor prospective prof
bic results TO the cause OF his clients. All
the petitioners are PhilaieiphianS. James G.
Ford has Gains amounting to $3.50; William
LanIel'S Claims are over $1,000; Bryan NJ IL
queen Is CT, ditor 20 the extent OF $1,000, a Id
the account OF II. Yale Smith amounts to Dme
thing less than $4,000. The preliminary pro-
ceedings will doubtless attract a cro1d on
Wednes day commensurate with the import
ance OF lhe case.-t Fhitd. Press, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal
re enAe, sls. .222 Is: customs, $4S6, ,o3Ol5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Advance nf AnSfrfan EnronS

VIENNA, August 2D.-Gen. PhiIlippogich'S
force are steadily advancing. Ii is expected
they will arrive at Serajevo to-day TUESDAY,
Turkey and Austria.
CoSSTANTINOPLE, August ~. A grand
council OF the Porte will be held to-day to
finally consider Austria'S latest objection to
the turkish proposals for convention.
Recovery Of Trade in England.
LONDON, August 20.-The Ffndncier saws
the recovery in trade is generally satisfactory,
although several commercial centerS, notably
Manchester and Glasgow, still complain.
An Insane Irish Judge.
TUBLIN, August 20.-The Ereniug Tie
g. phi, of this city, publishes highly sensa-
tl0nal account OF an attack made by Judge
ives gh upon his valet during fl of tempo
raly insanity. Judge Keogh was stayin near
Brussels for his health The valet is reported
to have received several powerful bat not
dangerous cuts with razor.
London Money Market.
LONDON, August 0.-rhe T.mss in its
financial column, Says: The money market
remains unchanged. Discount rates have
settled down into a kind of temporary stag
na'iOn. Bills continue scarce. Short loans
have been easier to obtain, but some demand
is expected to-day Tuesday, as considerable
sums must be repaid to bank. Apart from
passing causes of that kind there is nothing in
sight which Is calculated to disturb the M ar-
ket, and rates are likely to remain for some
time at consider ably 10 Eer level than le
Bank OF England rate. This will be unfortu-
nate In many respects, but apparently cannot
be helped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

THAT distinguished Investigator, John M
Glover, OF Missouri, Il in trouble. The demo.
Que end Of it nominated Glover, and The other
nOmii ated Col w. II. Hatch. This probably
means GlOver'S defeat. The country can stand
t. Glover Is one OF the most unmitigated
greSs. He was given an unlimited swing al
an Investigator in the last two sessions, and,
although he made big proclamation. he did
eXlense to the cOuntry.-[ But. Gdzette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

DIsORDEKLY SCENES IN CHURCH-At-
tempt q q Pastor and His Faction 10 Eject q
Prominent Member bg F0rce.--A special dis
patch to the New York Times from Ooerlin,
Ohio, August Is says For some time past
there has been blood on the moon in the
colOred church al 0berln. The principal dif-
hculty has been between the pastor of the
church ard III. Lee, man who has largely
aided TO build up the church. An tempt was
made by The pastor and his faction tJ eXpe1
Lee from the church Week or so ago, but
without success. The conflict went on until
yestel day with vary ing degrees of intensity.
Yesterday Lee Was engaged in opening tho
sunday school, when the pastor, at the head
OF four of bis n ok, came up 10 the DOR of the
church. Here al We're ordered by the pastor
10 take OH H.elr coats, and then they rushe
in like madIGen. They directed their atten-
ton entirely To Lee, who was i'm The pulpit.
Taking hold OF him roughly, they crowded
him from the pulpit. The marshal OF the vii
lage was immedia ely on hand, and ordered
The i've under ART st, and at this they cooled
down somewhat Lee Is said TO have behaved
very we'll during all the fracas, and appeared
the coolest man i'm the house. The others are
Tepored 10 have been armed with clubs and
had Lot the marshal arrived in the nick of
time there would undoubtedly have been a
Lad tight. The excitement ragged high all the
rest OF the day: The trial takes place to NOR
row mOrniupp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

A AFATALJUMP.-At Jonas Beachey's farm,
on keyser's ridge, Garrett county, Md, last
week, a rattlesnake, pinned to the ground by
one Of the men with forked stick, made a
spling at Robert Hei;maD, whO in jun ping
back to escape. fell against scyihe, which cut
a cash in his thigh from which he bied to
death.-[ Cumberland NelCS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

FOUR RDROwNED.-Seven young Swedes went
sailing on the Mississippi, five miles above
Davenport. Iowa, Sunday afternoon, when The
John PiersOn, Swan Johnson, Andrew Bloom
and Frank Westburg, we're drowned. The
bodies have not been recovered.
EMILE GRUYTHERs was arrested on the
German steamer MOsel on her arrival at New
York, Sunday, at the instance of the authOri-
ths es OF Norway with forging bills to
consented to return for trial, and viii sail on
the MOSel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

ION bA1LIE fEYTON died at his residence
III Gallatln, Tenn, yesterday afternoon, of ef-
in Congress from 1888 to 1897, served on the
staff OF General Taylor in the Mexican war,
MAS appointed minister to Chill by President
tlict attorney for Louisiana, and later prac.
ticed law in San Francisco. In 1880 he was a
state elector in Tennessee on the Bell and
Everett ticket. He was at one time an ex-
tensive stock raiser, and always a liberal
patron of the turf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

Emperor William is taking mud baths az
Iepntz, which are considered very efhcaci0pe
remedy for rheumatism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

DANn1t ~: D. MdFtIiudie, UI IHuIaHap-
Oils, filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy
Yesterday. Liabilities $3l50OO, secured by
This valuation Is about twOthiris of the ap.
praised value of the property made when the
mortgages were executed. The proceedings
journal, its management or accounts The
paper Will be published as heretofore in the
name OF E. B. Martindale g. Co., being the
III name adOpted by the publishers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

TIE FRUITLEss INVASION OF MEXICO
Tie iEcursion across the Rio Grande in pur.
suit OF the notorious stock thief, AriOla. has
proved SO far Intellectual, as he succeeded in
making his escape on a barebacked horse,
and without arms. The Alcace of NeWtOWi
has testified that Ariola followed stock thiev-
ing for living and sold his plunder to the
MtXlcan troops No demonstration was made
against the American troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-20

NJ JENSEN, -
FOr 20 years with II. SEMkEN, now at E5sl
913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, kSiS
(Dempsey's Stationery Seore.)
LADIES WATCHES SPECIALITY.
Wa-ches put In conn plefe order by me are guaran-
teed for one year, or money refunded. feb4 ly
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONstO to the four per cent. loan
TO-DAY amounted TO $4,000.

MAIL ROBBBRs,-InfOrm nation has been re-
wed at the p. D. department that within the
last two weeks the stages carrying m Ills in
Ar,I. ma have been stopped by highwaymen
a the mails robbed six times.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LNUR sea-. sACoUEs REDYED IN THE BEST
manner-Darkest shade and highest lnstre; time ten
Alaska sable Apply TO r. @. BOUGITUN 33 Howard st.,
at factory "A and 40 Steuben ST., Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
NEW YORK. MONDAY NOVEMBER 1885, ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET.
ADJUSTMENTS. A

DARK THEATRE COMEDY.
yoJa frsaFsTis' safFTs 's5 Only
: - hSssSs hSss$s AsP AsP sEAsE sRAsE
who win appear on Monday Evening November IS, and
SM1SEsaisiss iiiis i;sd AMP sArgsPAy xArIsEEs
SSAEbY SSHEbY 9E 9E ERkSks.. ERRSks.
ssSss Sss,]isa
and Has,sr saa Berg
Dromio Of Ephesus. Mr. William u Crane
An,ppholas 81 snhssns Franz Hrss
bsss bsrson Of kpAesa' cs.nss S.@ss wenS @sSS
DIR. Pinch Mr. sol smith
Ahgeio' Mason Mtehe d
chares Mr. William caliinssoa
Iaesnas Miss Alicia Robson
esoa Miss u;sne M I
oiser. Attendants Guards Pages oisens, xs
aoor esrpeted throughout For the especial acconmods
opera chairs viii Be reserved we in the balcony
each which will be sale at the box Office six days in ad
Reserved chairs in balcony. cts
Reserved opera chairs in orchestra 50
rNMR AQUARIUM, BROADWAY AND, 18Th. ST
HS4.ss nsrsuesa s1sS Sy aSns OSCAR
Capt 4 II BoGARDUs shooting at glass balls in diff
Miss JosEpHIXE, the lady with the iron jay.
Admi;..a % cents kssslyed seats io cents eztr.
Shortly to be pr0d'ssH cNbEsEha ln nsEnlssn' STYLE
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLACK
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
will be presented the successful Comedy in three
OUR CLUB .N"
ESSn ,iSS5S sFSTETT fEHF{{P R
& ARP G. EpWN Eh VI A EYTIXGE TrXG PEGK Misses Misses
FACE, BINGHAM vINING and Mrs LINDSEY
ln preparation, play, adapted from the German,
entitled
NIBLO's GARDEN THEATRE.
EDWARD f. sTARIN..... Proprietor and Manager
MONDAY. November IS and until further notice,
the great sensational Drama, by Bartley Campbell
author Of Risks" "Fate" Peril" &c, &c, entitled
THE vIGILANTEs;
A STORY or CALIFORNIA IN SO,
with sceneres, property and effects,
and most excellent cast OF characters.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2 r. n.
EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY.
n1IEATRE CoMIQUE, 5i4 BROADWAY
FRS. week of Mr. Edward iIarrians great Irish Drama
In prologue and three acts,
company has been engaged TO assist In Its prodnc
GRAND EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY
THURSDAY DECEMBER s, benefit Of the
NEW ST. PATRIcK's CATHEDRAL
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

At AUCTION.
IN VAN TAS SELL 4 KEARNEY, AUcTI0NEERS
have received instructions
to sell Ut PUBLIC AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, 7TH NOVEMBER. 1878,
Ht IL O'clock.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
NOTHING RISK. NOTHING GAIN.

r. MAY BE YoURs-$so, 900.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the LIVERY AND BOARD
ING STABLE la Clinton place 9Th St., near 9th av.,
consisting of
TWELVE HORSES all good drivers and kind in all har-
CLARENCES, LANDAUS TOP SIDE BAR AND Full.
SPRING WAGONS, Victorias 4seat Sleighs Double and
Single Harness. Sleigh Bells buffalo wolf and other kobes
Blankets, Horse Covers Scales Hay Cutters kc., 3c
THE STOCK rs ALL IN GOOD CONDITION and will
be sold without reserve
EVERYTHING SOLD MUST BE REMOVED from tho
promises before q r NJ on the day Of sale.
AUCTlONEERS OFFICE, ITO, liz East 18th st., near
4th
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

METROPOLITAN
JOB
PRINTING
OFFICE.
% ANN ST.
EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING, FROM A
VISITING CARD TO
MAMMOTH COLORED POSTER.
WORK SENT TO ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY,
c. 0. d.
FIRST CLASS WORK AND Low PRICES
FOR CASH
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Hh d ANN ST
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
Mining Notice.

z E 6osi it Ksy tsac,ra
 .tA parties eiaiming any interest in that certain mining location CT claim known ca he ti.. JONN4 mining claim. situated in tfi00e District. Pinal county, Arizona, tL.s is to notify you. that in accordance Asil.l provision of The mining act of siay i0, 1872, iRat in compliance with the requirements of said act. W crS has been done on said mimi claim for one year past back. ending on AuL. 18th. 1878. by the undersigned. Now, thers lore. if within ninety days from the fir, publication of this notice You do not come forward and pay y0ur proper proportion Df tho cost Oi said work. the Undersigned will ciaiin forfeiture of all your riglt, title ami interest in and Co every pOrticn of said mining claim
 V. V. KINGSBURY.
 Octeber iS. le7S. 3I-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
Arizona Silver Belt.
.raurss..,. Novem9or a.. Is7s.
4 REAuVsruA PoEM.

The fire ef the genius which llt up the nature of ol,nel Realfe, pho recently committed suicide in Oak land, Cal. glows in lambent in flame in the following lines from his pen, entitled Indirection, which ap- pcared m tue October number of the Atlantic. Realfe was long ssso i el with the Free-State movement iu ksnsas. and was with John Brown in his raid on Harper's Ferry. Fair are the flowers and the children, but
 but their sablle suggestion is tairer: Rare Is the roSeburst Of dawn, but the secret
 that clasps it is Farer; Sweet the exuitaace Of song, but the strain
 that pfeccdes it k sWcetcr, And never vas pocni yctAyfit, but the mean
 ing outmastered the meter Never a daisy that grows, but mystery.
 gtlideth the growing Never river. that flows, but Q majesty sceP-
 ters the A0Nlng;
 Never a Shakespeare that scared, bat a
 stronger than he did enfield him; Nor ever s prophet Iorctslls, but a mightier
 seer hath ioret0ld him. Back Of the canvas that thr0bs the painter
 is hinted and hidden; Into the statue that breathes the soul .ef the
 suipt0r is bidden; Under the joy that is felt lie the infinite
 issues 0f feeling; Browning the glory revealed is the glory
 that crowns tne revealing. Great are the symbols of being, but that
 which is symb0led is greater; Vast tlie create and beheld, but vastsr the
 inward creator;
 Back Of the sound broOds the silence, back
 of the gift stand the giving; Back of the hand that receives thrill the
 sensitive nerves Of receiving. Space is as nothing to spirit, the deed is
 outd0ne by the doing; The heart of the WOoer IS warm. but WarInsr
 the heart of the wO0ing; And up from the pits where these shiyer, al d
 up from the nights where those shine, Twin voices and shadows swim stArWa ari,
 and the essence of life is divine.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
Application for Pat =nt.
UNITED STALEs LAND OFFICE,
 ------. --.----- --- - u L.

L0kENCE. A. I., .kli-r. 1l, 1SsN.
 Notice is hereby given, that Benjamin lA
 Reagan, by bis attorney in fact, Johu J. De- vine, Whose reSidence Is in tioreHee, PiHai county, Arizona, has this day madt applies ton Tor Patcut Co the GLOBE LEDGE MINE, situated in the Globe District, Final county, Arizona, and bounded, as follows. to-rit, as certified by the Surveyor tieberal Of the Lnitcd States for said Territory Commencing at amonuncnt about three ieef high, built Oi copper ore anU situated on sbe top 0f Globe hill, on large nlass of iron Nui copper cTopplugS, being the Initial point Of the Globe Ledge and triObe mining claims. said monument being situated about ea- z0na Territory, Ihence \. 2i If degrees ". lFa. I5 q. 20 m E. l-0t l-s chains to mona- ment Of stones anu earth abOdt three and half feet nl-h marked .-G. l.. aud -.ts. 4. said uonlinIcnt is situated on the H0rIh- wrst slope of the Globe hill, about lg9 yaF,is from the bend in tne ltanlboz trail, aed is the northeast corner of tnls SuNey and ti.c nerthN est corner of the (iiobc mining claim. thence ;. 54 l-4 degrees W. lAa. i3 q 2e n
 b. L2.l3 chains Co a monument of stones about four feet high, marked "G. L 2. said monument is situated on Che northwest slopr oi the Globe Llll. and ls tlc AorlhN est corner Of tilis survey; thence $. z4 I-f degrees D. Co q monument of stones four feet hish, -aij monument being sltuafed on the >0GtiiHrsf rn,l of Globe hili, and ls the southwest end monument or this survey; thence S
 z4 l-4 drgrcc> J.. lla. l3 C. 70 ln. E-l <.s4 l-4 chains down the hili 70 a StoDc m0nEl.enl four feet high, marked .'G. |. 5, said noil- uifciit is slttsated 0n tile south slope of tl.. Globe hill and on the east side of tar Ram boz trail, and i> the southwest corner of this survey tAcncc \. 54 l-t degrees l.. Na ls q. 20 iii. F. 22. .s5 chains along the iinEpf t.... LNterinpcr claim to monument ot Stuhc, ald carlh about three and $ half feet hisn. nlzrk cd -'ti. l.. S' 0n tlie northwest side and .'Gloac on fhe northeast side. said nonuiIrlll being situated near the bottom Of thr ellir.i known the Alice gHlch, aii'i is tac spiilh- West corner Ol this stlrtc1 and tle -oisiiiwt-~i c0rncr Of the 0loae mining el:um; sacare 2f IA degrerS V lfa. i3d. zU nl. E.) 454 .-z chains up hin f0 che place of beginning, com tainng 20 4-l90 acres. AdvcrSe ciainis. 4 any, must be lied in this 0flice within >ixty days of this date, or they will De barred y law. CHARLES D. BOSTON.
 l1 Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
THE FUTURE IMPERIAL FAMILv
 OF GERMANY.
Nrs. Hooper in tIs Baltiuors Alusrsoaa.

Hrs. Hooper in t8s Baltimore Asasrscan
 And speaking of watering places. l have been told that none of them have done well thls year owing to tue counter attraction of the exhibition, thus proving the truth of the reverse of tAe saying, that 1t Is an iE wind that blows nobody any good The exception to shis rule has been Hon. bourg, which has been very full and very animated for a European water ing place. IL was graeed moreover by the presence of royalty, in the shape of the crown prince and prin- cess of sfermany, the Princess of Mary of Cambridge (the duchess of Teck the grand duke of Mecklin- burg, and some lesser lights. The crown prince and princess, with their children, led 8 hfe of exceeding sim plicity and domesucity. The young scions of German imperialism used to go out riding sundry small don  keys-that Is to say, that half the little princes and princesses rode, while their mother and the other half who had no donkeys, ran after the riders to keep up with them. Eyi- dently the Princess Victoria is fol- lowing in the footsteps of her mother as regards the domestic training of her children. One day the imperial party started for q drive up the Salz- burg, and when quite near the sum nit their carriage broke down. What was to be done? The distance was too great to allow of walking, and to send one of the servants on one of the carriage horses down to Hon. bourg for another carriage would in- sure a long and, for the children, a perhaps injurious delay. However, the prince was on the point of dis patching his messenger, when . peas ant passed, driving an immense hay wagon. Instantly realizing the sit uauon, aad recognizing the imperial party, he sprang from bis seat and umpiored them to make hlm the proudest and happiest farmer in all Germany by getting into his wagon and permitting him to drive them home. The royal pair laughed and consented. The whole party were accommodated with seats amid the fragrant hay, and in this guIse the future emperor and empress of Ger many, wifh their august offspring, " as the papers call the little princes and princes, came riding back to the swellest watering place in all Ger many.