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NHIIOIlAI AbSOCHItU FTtbs 70 JUG SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Saturday night
a man was seen to act very strangely on one
of the Shamokin-street Ferry-boats in trip
across the Delaware. A gentleman called
the attention of another to the remarkable
resemblance of the man to Geistlich, the
murderer of his family in this city, and
they were on the point of approaching him,
when he suddenly jumped over the railing
into the river and was drowned. The har-
Dor police were dragging the river all day
yesterday, but the body has not yet been
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Alex. HI. stephens.
National Associated Press to the Star.

INdIIUIIHI aSSUCIdItU I Ibo5 10 III6 5Idf
AUGUSTA Ga, June 24.-Hon. A. H.
Stephens arrived Saturday night and was
received by large crowd at the depot and
hailed with a salute of thirteen guns. He
briefly addressed his friends from the plat
form of the car, and thanked them for the
ovation. He said: Before | leave this city
l will answer face to face all the assaults
that have been made upon me.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The POwwOw of the Powers.
National Associated Press to the Star,

National Associated Press to the Star
THE RUSSIAN POLES.
LONDON June PA dispatch from Mos
COW says the Russian Poles are extensively
signing petetion to the Congress at Berlin.
THE MEMORANDUM.
The Post yesterday said: The fact that
was not signed, does not affect its validity,
but indicates its character as simply an ar
rangement for facilitating an approach to
more serious negotiations.
PRIVATE POUR PARLERs.
In regard to private pour parlers between
Russia, Austria and England Berlin dis
patch confirms the statement published as
to an arrangement relative to the Balkans,
but the decision of the Gar is waited for
upon certain points touching Southern Bull
garia and the Antivari question.
ANOTHER AUSTRIAN DEMAND.
A dispatch from Constantinople says Aus
tria will demand in Congress authorization
to escort Bosnian refugees back to their
homes, and it is said will urge that that the
duration of their escorts stay in Bosnia be
left unhXed.
RUSSIA WILL ACCEPT.
A dispatch from Berlin says it is fully
confirmed that Russia accepts the British
Bulgaria programme. There is also an in
creased probability of Austria's acquisition
of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
BEACONSFIELD BECOMES ELOQUENT.
A dispatch from Berlin says that on Sat
urday's sitting of the Congress Earl Bea-
consfield spoke long and eloquently, and
emphatically demands the right of Turkey
to garrison and fortify the Roumanian
frontier.
other Foreign News.
BELFAST RIOTS.
LONDON, June 24.-Party riots occurred in
Belfast on Saturday night, during which
several persons were killed and many
wounded
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
LONDON, June PA Constantinople dis.
patch says General Todleben has ordered
heavy reinforcements from Adrianople and
other points to San Stefano. The Russians
are sending all Turkish military prisoners
to Siberia.
CONSUL PROTESTS.
The Russians endeavored to bulletin a
number of soldiers in the English Consul's
house at Bourgas. The Consul protested
against it, when the Russians threatened
| violence.
AMERICA AT PARIS
| LONDON, June 24-A dispatch from Paris
says Madame Theirs visited the American
Department of the Exhibition Saturday
Governor Mccormack received her with
great attentions. A remarkable improve
ment has been made in the American dis
| play.
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The Tale of q Bottle.


BISMARCK, OAK, June 24-This note was
taken from bottle picked up in the Mis-
souri, River, below this place few days
since, and is believed to be genuine: Head.
waters of the Yellowstone River. The In
dians have got me surrounded. l have
killed nineteen or twenty of them, but
there are too many for me. Good-by. My
home is Maine, L. L. Kensington, Augusta
Me Oh God! they have hit me in the
There the note stopped.
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HUNTING THE HOSTILES.
The Indians Scalping Cows and
TOmahawking Horses.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MALHEUR CITY, OREGON, June 4.-The In
dams are now in Harvey Valley, between
STEMS Mountain and Silver's River. Two
men have been killed in Happy Valley. The
Indians are destroying horses and cattle,
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Row on the Raging CanaWl.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 4,-Dispatches from
Lockport received here report that the dis
charged lock-tenderS on the canal at Lock
port had seized the locks and refused to al
low any one to take their places and pre-
vented boats from passing through. The
Superintendent of Public Works has left
for the scene of trouble. Advices received
last night reported that order has been so
far restored by the local authorities that
navigation had been resumed.
The Superintendent says the question
raised was merely whether he should carry
out the purpose Of reform on the canals or
not. He intended to discharge all men
who accepted scale money on the canals, or
perquisites from captains for passing their
boats through in hurry, and would keep
on discharging them until he succeeded in
putting honest men in their places. Con-
Siderable excitement is visible here among
canal men, who have heard probably exag.
gerated rumors of the extent of the strike,
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will take place tonight at the residence Of
the brides father, DR.. Wilson. After the
wedding the couple will leave for New York,
where they will take passage for Europe
They expect to remain on the Continent for
several months
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A Society Event.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National ASSOciated Press TO the Star.
CLEVELAND, o., June 24.-The marriage of
Senator B. K Bruce colored, of Mississippi
to Miss Josephine g. Wilson, of this city,
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AND FILLS. The elficaCy OF his treatment IS
amply proven by the certificates OF old and well
known citizens Of Cincinnati and the country al
large. which can be seen and examined at his
Office, 400 Main street, Cincinnati, 0. Consulta-
ton free Office hoursS TO nl., u to and to
Up. IN. Patients successfully treated by mail, and
medicines shipped &. o. d. to any part OF the
United States. jull-Tu, ,Th&Stf
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CINCiNNATI, June %, 1876.

NINNINNN NIIi j JNTIt zo IbTU'
DR.. G. H. LEHMKUHL
For eighteen years have had the rheumatism
which kept me long weeks in bed. | received
medical advice from good doctors OF this city but
with no results. At last took advice of friend,
to try Dr. &. H. Lehmkuhl's GucolOid, which
worked on me so successfully that am able to at
tend to my business and feel better than have
for years | advise every one who has the Rheu-
matiSm to try &. II. Lehmkuhls Gucoloid.
TONY SIIMIDT,
1t 507 Main street.
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NMANTED - SITUATIONS By two German
w girls; one to do houscwork the other cham
berwork; city or country. Apply at 45S Seventh
street. 2l-3t
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ETANTED-STTU ATION-By Protestant girl
w to cook, wash and iron; country preferred
Call at IL Plum street. side entrance 2l-3t
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NAT TTD-SITUATION-To do housework, by
w young girl. Gail on Or address NELLIE,
22l Carr street. 24-3t
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NNANTED - SITUATION - To do houscwOrk
w by young girl. Call or address NELLIE
No. H24 Carr street 21-3t
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w in city or country; good reference. Call at
III Spring street, between Woodward and Liberty.
2t-3t
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THE METROPOLIS.
A Sudden Death.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, June 24.-James A. Parker, q
tobacco merchant of Milwaukee, Wis, who
arrived in this city few days ago, died sud
denly yesterday at Frenchs Hotel from
apopleXy.
Moses Whcelock, until recently Vice
President of the New York Stock Exchange,
committed suicide while laboring under
temporary alteration Of the mind, last eve
ming at his residence, by shooting himself
in the head Financial trouble is supposed
to have been the cause.
Funeral of IL KMickerbOcker.
The funeral of VIM. G. Rhinelander, the
last of the second generation of tue famous
knickerbocker family of that name, who
settled in New York over century ago,
took place yesterday afternoon. Among
the pall-bearers were Frederic De Peyster,
Thurlow Weed, Chief Justice Bailey and
Benz. Ii. Field. The body was inferred in
the family vault at st. Paups Church-yard,
Broadway.
Schooner Ashore.
The famous schooner yacht Dreadnaught
went ashore yesterday off Maimauneck,
Long Island, and is reported lying in a
dangerous position. A tug was sent from
this city to pull her off.
MIR. Bryant's will.
The will of the late William Cullen
Bryant has been filed in the Surrogate's
office at Jamaica, Long Island. His entire
property is bequeathed to his two daugh-
ters, with the exception of a few minor be.
quests.
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D-SITUATION-- tirst-cass man, as
w Coachman; can furnish the best OF references;
no objections to city or country. Address or call
al l30 Smith street 21-3t
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SOCIETY NOTICES,


+ O. O. F.-SEMI-ANNUALM MEETING OF VIM
L. PENN LODGE, No. sc, TUESDAY EVENING
18th inst, for election of officers and payment OF
dues. je24-2t H. c. POWERS, Perm. Sec'y.
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NTED-SITUATION-As seamsress to do
w plain sewing, and assist in housework Ad-
dress SIS West Ninth street. 2l-3t
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PISTOLS FOR TWO.
Acklen Thirsts for ROsser's Gore.


National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 24.-With ref
erence to the affair between Representative
Acklen, of Louisiana, and Mrs. Godfrey,
sister-in-law of Hon. b. A. Willis, Of New
York, the Post to-day contains lengthy
article, of which the following portion EN-
braces fact not heretofore made public:
Mr.. Acklen that night and the next morn
ing was quite placidly in attendance upon
Congress-
The next day Mr.. Acklcn and the scan
dalized lady were seen in a carriage to-
gether, and Oh Thursday night, when he
left for home it is asserted on the best au-
thority that the lady, with two other per-
sons, accompanied him in the same hack to
the depot at late hour of the night. On
the other hand, Acklen's friends claim that,
being repu,ed to be very rich and lavish in
his expenditures of money, he has been
made the victim of a carefully planned de-
sign and, unfortunately, through General
Rosser's intemperate zeal and garrulous-
ness, has been put at a terrible disad-
vantage.
They assert, and we might, if it were
necessary, give the best Of means to sustain
it, that Acklen was hurried to Louisiana to
arrange his affairs, and as soon as he gets
elist, will at once notify Gen. Rosser to
name some gentlemen to represent him,
with view to settlement according to strict
code.
Acklen admits to have seriously COM
promised the lady and processes his willing
ness to make her the only reparatiOn in his
power That there are facts not yet brought
TO light, and which may never be made pub
lie, that will materially aid in turning the
tide of sympathy in different direction is
undoubtedly true In the first place it is
not probable that man weighing not more
that one hundred and forty pounds, which
is probably in excess of Acklen's weight,
could successfully assail woman of a
much stronger physique and in robust
health.
In the next place there can be no doubt
that the two have been most amicably asso-
ciated together since the Tuesday night of
the occurrence. Acklen has probably ar
rived at New Orleans by this time and will
doubtless make his statement in the
papers there. He is young man of fair
abilities and attractive personal appearance.
1t is a mistake to say he is foppish. 1t
would be nearer the truth to say he is al
ways elegantly dressed.
| He is not stranger to the duello, having
brought down his man ON the sanguinary
field, and having, besides acting as principal,
been engaged in a number of duels as ac-
cessory, He is also reported to be crack
shot General Rosser is also game man,
of powerful mold and undoubted staying
qualities. Acklen could easily mark out
two men of his own size on Rosser's ro
tundity.
A statement by the friends of Acklen
follows this, which contradicts the recent
mention of sensational and unwarranted
character as to his behavior to lady, and
says that "his version of the affair is entirely
corroborated by the lady"
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SXTANTED - STU ALTON - BY middle aged
w woman, in town or country good recon-
mendationS given; wages no object Apply at 568
West Eighth street. A-3t
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IN7 ANTED - SITUATION - BY female cook,
w city or country. Call ut 36 Elizabeth st. 2l-3t
NM NANTED-SITU A1ION--To cook, wash and
w iron; city or country. q Park street. 24-3t
NJ ANTED STU ATION-To do general house.
w work in the city or country. Call at 1856 W..
Seventh 21-3t
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UNDERSTANDABLE a good cook in
w respectable family; good reference. Call at
166 Freeman street. 24-3t
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ANTED-S1TUATION--To do up stairs work
w or nursing References given. Apply at 40
RittenhOuSr street 2i-3t
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1ATANTED-SITUA a coachman, url-
w derstauds the care OF COWS and garden and
general work. Address WILLIAM 62 Court street.
DIST
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AnllOltIlcem ents.

The Clan na-Gael will give grand pic
mic at the Bellevue House, commencing to-
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NxyANTED D-SITUATION--AS clerk in store or
w Office by youth OF II; tirst-claSs city refer
Gnce. Please address NJ Box A. Post-ofice 21-3t
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NV kyANTED-SITUA scamstrcSs; best
w OF reference; no objection to city or country
Call at 32l Central avenue. 21-3t
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1MANTED--SlTUAT young man, as
w coachman; best OF Preference given. Apply al
No. 426 West Fifth street 2i-2t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

EOR RENT ROOMS - Nicely furnished room
Il at 2i6 Plum street, between George and Seventh
streets
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SKETCHING FROM NATURE.--ln pencil and
- water colors, and drawing and painting in col
Dred crayons: practical instructor illustrated, 5Oc.
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEI Il Co, ll9
Nassau street, New York
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TANTED-SlTU ATION-By No. ! cook and
w laundress house girl and nurse; city or cOun-
:ly; good reference. At No. 22 Arch street A-3t
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National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE MD, June 24-Mayor Kane
died at :42 a. m. yesterday, at his residence
He was unconscious since the preceding
morning, his tongue being also paralyzed
He passed away easily; his wife, Miss Kelly,
Gen. G.. C. Egerton and nurse being by his
bedside at the time. George P. Kane was
born in Baltimore in 1926 of Irish parentage.
At an early age he started in business as a
grain dealer, and was very successful In
1S49 he was appointed Collector of the Port
of Baltimore, BY President Taylor which
position he held through the administration
of President Fillmore.
Subsequently he was appointed Marshal
of the City, and it was mainly through his
instrumentality that the celebrated riot of
April 10Th, 1861, when mob attacked the
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment at Camden
Station was put down and great loss of life
prevented. That same year he was indicted
for treason and was confined in Forts War
rem, Lafayette and MclIenry for period OF
fourteen months in all. After his release he
went South where he remained until the
close of the war, and returned to this city
in 1866. In 1873 he was elected Sheriff, and
in 1877 Mayor, which position he held at
the time of his DEATH
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VOL. 49, Ten Cents Per Week,
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MEDICAL
II III EU Nj A IT'S Nj.

nR- G. II. LEHMKUHL, AFTER A TEN
IL years practice, devoted exclusively to the
treatment Of chronic and infammatory rheuma-
tism, challenges the world to produce remedy
pnual In his far famed
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H0USs;KE.EPEKS.

Look to your interest, and call at MORRISON'S,
q W. Sixth street, between Main and Walnut,
where you can get 35-lb feather bed for s.; large
5lb pillows 81 each full size holsters, 81; feathers
l5c per lb jc2Olm
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ELOCUTIONISTS' Journal gives best standard
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mail JESSE HANET Il CO., 1l9 Nassau ST.. MY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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nAINTEk'S MANuAL.--HOUSE AND SIGN
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M Thou Art the Man, l0c. Valentine Vox, the
Ventriloquist 10c. Houdin, the Conjuror 10c.
Mysteries OF Paris, zoe. Count OF Monte Crsto,
2Oc Tom Cringle's Log 2Oc. Standard Libra
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For SALE.

IIOR E-HORSE-Handsome black horse,
i large good style, heavy name and tail, and an
unusually good mover for his size Well broken
and safe. Very desirable us a barouGhe horse.
Enquire of B. B. S., this office. je13-f
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-11-14
Thomaston,

Election passed off quietly here, resulting in the success of the Republican ticket. There were 78 votes for Greenback candidates. The Democrats endorsed the Greenback nominee for Representative and in consequence lost the votes of the hard money men who either did not vote or voted the Republican ticket.
 Cedar Lodge, I. o. G. T., installed their officers on Thursday evening, Nov. 1h. 1878. MT. D. A. Bradley, w. c. T.. Mrs. D. A. Bradley, w. V. T.; Mir. Samuel Parker, Sec retary; MT. E. A. Morse, Treasurer. This Lodge have membership in good standing of 90. Last quarter 29 were initiated. Their work has been good one in the community.
 Eagle Reck chapel is nearly finished and presents very neat and tasty appearance.
 Tucker, the druggist, has moved in Merse's Block.
 Mir. H. B. Graves lectlred on temperance in the Congregational church, last week.
 The M. E. Society are to have a course of lectures to commence on the 10th inst, with the Rev. c. H. Buck of Bristol. on Qualities that Win" The course contains six lectures by eloquent ministers of different denominations. Dr. Phelps, of Hartford, Dr. Beckwith, of Waterbury, and Dr. Peck, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are included in the list.
 Winter has fairly commenced here.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-11-14
ELLSWORTH.

Once more the Beautiful Snow" has GOV cred the earth, and winter seems to be on hand, even though some are not ready for il yet.
 Next week Tuesday (Nov. 1sth,) there is to commence series of meetings in the Con- gregational church in this place, services being held afternoon and evening of each day until Sunday evening. These meetings will be chiefly under the management of three or four members of the State executive committee oi the Young Mems Christian Association. Both churches in this place and the M. E. Church at Cornwall Beidge, will unite in the work, and the meetings are looked forward to with 8 prospect of an enjoyable occasion. All are invited to be present as much as possible.
 Mir. Frank Buckley and wife returned from their wedding trip, on Saturday last.
 We hear that MT. E. W. Chaffee is ex, is expected home from his Western farm some time this week. There has been some sick ness out there, of late, and we hear that one at least of the young men that went out with Mir. Chaffee, has died of fever.
 Daniel Studley is expected to occupy the thE house formerly occupied by Joshua Chaf. fee. K