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a" Murdered Man Turus I'm
Again.

BUFFALO, \. Y, l5.-The Glenwnod murder
mystery has been solves by the return TO his
home, last night, of MI. Ephiam ID. Richard
son, the man whom il was thought had beer
murdered and his body made away with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

GIDEON BANTZ, of Frederick, Nd, proprie-
tor of one OF the largest tannerieS in the state
outside OF Baltimore, has been adjudged
$4,000, nearly $1,000 of this sum being i'm the
shape OF securities for other parties rough
estimate places the bankrupUS assets at over
SlUU,CUN. Present appearances indicate that
the estate will pay from sixty to seventy cents
on the dollar.
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Plus IX.-A movement to secure the beatid-
cation of the late Pope Plus TX, has been in
itiated by nine bishops of Venetia, who have
memOrialiZed the Pope on the subject, stating
that they regard the late Pope as having been
proyidentially raised up TO encounter times OF
trial
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A PRISONER GETS IN A HoLE.-The other
night three prisoners in the jail at Newcastle,
Ind, cut through the wall with a pair of
scissors. One escaped, but the second got
stuck In the aperture, and could not move In
durable he solved the situation by Justify yel-
ling Fire" The citizens rallied and pushed
him in
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NEW YORK, July l5.-A dispatch from Nor
folk, Va, says:-''The firScwhite man whipped
under the new law which has Just gone into
operation In Virginia tookSplace at Hampton
the town, executing the sentence of the court.
The man was a sailor named Mccormick.
from Baltimore, and was convicted of stelling
an anchor"
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=, YELLOW FEVER has made its appearance at
New York, there being a humber of cases in
the quarantine hospital, Four patients were
taken from the steamer Niagara, which ar
rived al New York from Havana a few dayS
since: one OF these, fireman, died on Satnr
day. There are altogether about eight cases
In the hospital, but the health officer saws there
is no cause for apprehension
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WIFE MURDER AND SUICTDE.-In Cbicapo
at two O'Clock yesterday morning, jeremiah
Kennedy, a labOrer, Shot his wife Mary twice
killing her instantly. He then put ban into
ms own body IN the vicinity OF the heart, from
the effects of which he was expected 10 die
last night Several causes combined led TO
the deed, among which are poverty, hypo-
chondria and diScOrd
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j. MILTON TURNER, colored, the present u.
s. minister 10 Liberia, now in s.. Louis on a
visit to his old home has announced himself a
candidate for nomination before the republi-
can convention of the third Missouri Congress
SiOnal district i'm that city.
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LONDON, July l5.-The London press favor
aDIy comment on the results of the congress.
the daily Nelrs only excepted. The Times, in
a leadlng editorial this morning, summing up
the laDorS OF the congress, says: 1T has made
moved long g-standing causes of diScontent :.
has Daclhed, We may hope, provinces which
were torn by dissensiOns and inisrule, and has
placed barriers between rival forms of i'm
OF foreign intrigue, and if it has abridged the
power OF the Porte it has given peace to
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Lord BeacOnsfieId to be Euthustas.
tlCallN Welcomed Home

Lord BeacOnStield is expected to reach Lon
don Tuesday afternoon. A great popular de.
monstIatlon is expected at the Charfng Cross
station on his arrival A limited number of
tickets have been issued for admission to the
railway platform. but SO large a crowd is an.
ticipated that line OF police Will be formed
extending from the railway station TO Down
ing street The only invitation Lord Beacons-
neid mas accepted In honor of his return is 10
dinner rendered by the Carlton clubs. The
town council OF Dover will meet the Earl on
his arrival at that port and present an address
OF COlpratIIlatiOn
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THE RECENTLY DISCOVERED CAVE in Glas-
gov, KY, described by visionary writer as
SURPRISING the Mammoth cave in size aud
wonders, Is really not much after all. The
owner says that no thorough exploration has
yet been made; that the water formations do
not exist, and that no mummieS have been
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RAILROAD CONTEST ENDEn-The legal con
test on the Montreal, Portland and Boston
railroad, running from West tarnham Mass
to Montreal, Canada, has finally been amicably
arranged, and all suits have been withdrawn.
The contest has been bitter one for eleven
months past. Ii is now expected that an
arrangement Will be made TO operate with the
Southeastern railroad so as TO make one line
from Newport. Vt. 10 Montreal
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A CITY OF SUNSTRoKES.-At ST. Louis. Sat.
urday, the thermometer ranged from 50 to 100
degrees, and there were about thirty new
cases OF sunstroke, including sixteen fatal
cases. So many cases at one time have been
unknown in ST. Louis before
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SEEKING LADYs STOLEN CoRPsE.-Henry
ana Theodore krug,, OF LoganspOrt, Ind,
I ialner ana prother OF Miss Krug, who was
drowned in that city February "a, and whose
DOdy was sto.en from her grave, have been
engaged In an unsuccessful search for the
body In the picking vat at Ann Arbor, Mich
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THE FIVE" PER CENT. OMIssION.-It has
been decided by the executive authorities, it is
Sald to treat the omission of the rate of inter-
the sundry civil service bill (the word five
before per cent being omitted therefrom) al
if the omission in the enrolment of the bill had
not occurred,
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Renominafed Inr Cnnvress
The Markets.
ShS aIot nSt5s
HaITI NnRg III, - -

NINtINNATl, OHIO, july lN.-JOhn Hanna
has been reEominated for Congress hy the
republicans Of the seventh Indiana district.
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G-George Brown, an Englishn,an, en-
plOyed as butler for Edward Russell, Boston,
has been arrested for stealing $1,000 worth OF
silYerWare from his employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

INDIAN MURDERS IN OREGON-DiSpatche
from iortand, Oregon, state that several men
nave been Killed by the hostile Indians on the
reservation near PendletOn. The house an
CaynSe station was pillaged and burned. The
lmatlliaS, hitherto believed TO be friendly.
are now ON the war path, as a team with an
escort OF II men were fired at from Chief Win
cumonat larm and driven back. Gov. Chad
wick has called FOL 800 volunteers. The latest
9iSpdlGh from fehuieton reports that Capt.
Miles has been fighting the Indians for two
hours on the river near their usual canning
place. Ii is reported that the Nez PerceS i'm
canada are IN molOn, intending To ION the
hOStlleS on this side the boundary
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RESUMPTION OF Work AT THE Coal MINES
A fottSYIlle tPa.) dispatch announces that
there VIII be general resumption of mining
IN tldt section to-day, after a suspension OF
two weeks. The miners of the region will
return TO work with fair prospect of con
tinued steady work for the balance of the
shipping year. The prospect for steady EN-
a much better feeling among the wOrkingmen,
and an Improvement in business is generally
looked FOR throughout the coal regions by the
employment OF 2QUUO men and boys i'm the
various mines and railroads engaged i'm the
trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUN ADJ JANOS-
THE BEST NATURAL 4PERIENT.
THE LANCET.-"Hunyah Janos.-Baron Lie
big aftirms that its richness in aperient salts
surpaSSes that OF ali other known waters
THE BRITISH MEDICAL LJOURNAL.-''Hun-
yadi JanOs.-The most agreeable, safest, and
most eficacious aperient water.h
PROFESSOR WICKLOW, Berlin. "Invariably
good aud prompt success; most valuabie.''
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, Vienna. - have
prescribed these Waters with remarkable sue
cess.
PROFESSOR SCANZONI, wurzburg. ~ pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ D., r.
X. g., London. More pleasant than its ri
walls, and surpasses them in efficacy
PROFESSOR AITKEN. MD, FRS, Royal
Military Hospital, Netley. preferred to
Pullna and FriedricShall.'' -
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
ladfspeRSdbls to the I'TdCeLi10 Public.
Every genuine bottle bears the name o. THE
APoLLINARls Co. Qimited), London.
FRED'K DE barry 4 CO.,
II and 43 Warren St., Netr York,
Sole Agent for United States and Canadas.
For Sale by Dealers, Grocers and Drug
0ists. The Label on every genuine Bottle is
printed on Blue paper. aug27-mwf. cow. 1y
GRANULATED ICED SODA.
iylS I'm
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A SOLDIER MURDERED.-RObert Atkins a
United States soldier, has been found dead in
the woods near Jefferson barracks, twelve
miles below St. Louis. He left the barracks
friday with wagon TO gather wood, and, not
returning at night, search was made SATURDAY.
with the above result. His skull was terribly
fractured, and il is believed he was murdered
10y unknown persons
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Two BOys DrOwned.

FALL RIVER, MASS, July ia boat con-
tanning eleven boys swamped ON Watappa
pond yesterday, and two of them named
White and William Kelley were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

HON. HoRATIo KING, ex-Postmaster Cen
eral, was not of counsel in the Maine mail
route case" reported in Saturdays STAR, and
had no connection with it in any manner
whatever.
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4 Large Wheat Crop tu the wes,

NINyINNAII, July I).-Ihe CDTDnl erciIl thiS
morning publishes crop reports from a large
number oi Places in Ohio, Indiana aud Ken
tucky, which indicate that there is not only
greater average OF wheat than I'm any former
year, but that the average product per acre is
larger than ever before
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HANGED FOR KILLING HIS RIvAL-HenTy
Wise, young white man, was hanged at
Malterb0ro, 5. c., Friday, for the murder of
Mercer h. White, who was his rival i'm a love
affair The execution was private. only the
Witnesses provided by law being nreSenf
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Spotted Tail Equally Determined
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
The Garrison of the Island ofCv,

LONDON, July l5.-The DdiLy NelcS saws il is
intended that the. Island of Cyprus shall be
permanently garriSOned by a comparatively
small pOdy OF European troops, which is to be
supplemented by local militia to be organized
Dy the 0fhcerS accompanying Gen. Sir Garnet
Moiseley. The stay of the Indian troops i'm
Molseley is expected to arrive at Malta on
wednesday. He starts thence for Cyprus on
the ath instant with the transports conveying
the troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

DIR. HELMBOLD AGAIN-In the Court of
Common Pleas, Philadelphia, Saturday, Judge
Ludlow delivered the opinion of the court In
the matter of DR.: Henry 7. Helmbold, an al
legged lunatic, who sought a discharge from
custody. The opinion of the court was that
HelmbOld is a lunatic with lucid intervals. and
the petition for discharge WAS refused
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What Is Expected When BeacOnsfieId
RafnrnS

LONDON, July l5.-The Manchester Guard
iGn'S London correspondent says: The expec-
imminent, but nothing can be stated definite
ly until Lord BeacOnStieldS s return. Ii is un-
derStoOd that the premier will make an i'm
portant speech in the House of Lords Thurs
day night. and that if an appeal to the party
is Intended, notification OF that step win be
given by him in the course of his address. The
London conservatives are preparing to give
him and Lord Salisbury very enthusiastic
reception. The scene at Charing Cross will
be like royal reception. The wisdom of the
liberals in suspend1ng their Judgment upon
Lord Beaconsheld's policy till more is known
is confirmed by kilograms, which point TO the
existence ofimportant but unrevealed arrange
mentS made with France. No section of the
liberal party is in hurry to condemn hastily.
tion of the opposition is favorable to the gov
eminent policy than was at first suspected
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commenced in New York against the trustees
of the TeutOnic Savings Bank on the charge
OF converting to their own use nearly thirty
thousand dollars belonging to the bank. The
certain securities purchased below par were
charged to the bank at par and the difference
was diVlded among the trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

IMPORTANT WILL CONTEsT.-PrOceedings
have been instituted in the court of Union
county, Pa, to break the will of the late VIM.
Cameron, brother of ex-senator Simon Came
ron. The suit is brought by daughter of the
deceased, who will be represented by Judge
tate in suit is valued at over 81 ONl iON
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ABOUT FIFTY DELEGATES of both sexes
sailed from New York on Saturday on board
the steamer Ethiopia to attend the Worlds
Conference of the Young Mems Christian AS
sOciatiOn, which is to assemble at Geneva on
the 18th of August They expect to travel
through England, France and Scotland before
going to Geneva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

HENRY j. REDEMEYER, the murderer O.
Frank VOss. sent thrill through the st. Louis
Criminal Court, shocked the spectators and
non-pussed the judge by saying in a whisper
when asked to plead: II killed The man; am
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Deaths from SuustroLe.

QUINCY, ILL, July l5.-Between YESTERDAY
morning and last evening there were seven
cases OF sunstroke in this city, five of which
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DRAWBACKS.

DRAWBACKS.
All citizens who have paid their SPECIAL IN
iROVEMENT BILLS, and those who have not
can have them readjusted for q Drawback, under
ne law recently passed by Congress. The time is
backs.
Special attention will be given to all cases placed
In my hands. Bills paid ut the lowest rates,
WIN. III. CLA6ETT,
Board Of Trade Rooms, s19 Market space.
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QUEBEC, July la-One hundred and ffty
members of the American Institute of Educa-
tlon arrived here on an excursion, late Satur-
day night. After remaining a short time here
and visiting Saguenay they will return by way
OF Montreal to their homes in Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and elsewhere. The Maine
Press Association returned from Saguenay
yesterday. In the afternoon they went to the
citadel in response to an invitation from the
governor general, who with the Countess OF
Dutferin, entertained the company with tea
and refreshments. The members of both ex-
cursions attended servise in the different city
churches Yesterday.
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Railroad Attached.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., July l5-Attachmsn.
mas oeen made OF all the interest OF the Eastern
railroad, in capital stock. of the ParrSmontb
Great Fails and Conway railroad, al he Suit
oi the National Bank of Commerce, 10 recover
sluu'n IN damages. The suit is founded on a
note ol the Eastern railroad, made November
lSI& payable in three months
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DELICIOTS
II GRANULATED ICED SODA.
.jyl5-lm Cor. 7ta ana u streets.
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DELIEF FOR TAXPAYERS!

RkLiEF FOR TAAfAfEhs'
The act providing for the revision and correc-
ton OF assessmeGts for special Improvements in
al property holders Interested who have
PAID IMPROVEMENT TAXES
since August 10, 1871 will Je entitled TO a rebate
upon any erroneous or excessive charges made
therein.
Taxpayers who have not paid the assessments for
OF erroneous and excessive charges made, obtain
revision anu correction oi their tax bills.
ALL PARTIES INTERESTED
must, under the Eroyisi0ns OF this act present
The undersigned win give special aud personal
attention TO this class Of claims, and al TAN
for old material removed or used, tor 95GE done
sLasr perEit, n tor church property, or from any
error ID the assessments should
FILE THEIR CLAIMS
without further delay with
WILLIAM DICKSON
Office egg A. street,
three doors north of Columbia Building
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAxEs CAN BE PAID
Ie21-lm AT LARGE DISCOUNT.
&1OCLEATHEB ThTNK, ,o
SEw4RE OF 50 PA fAPER LEAfa ER dHa TkG e RKs,
WITH WHICH THE MARKET Is FLOODED.
s25 HARNESS,
RUBgTHE gHs 4SD = PS $0kP WIZ kLRRSED'
are being used BY the greatest number OF gentlemen
and are Swing the very best Of satisfaction.
rRusKLa Largssf ana 6est assSrsed Itock Gas and
BECK KEk;s.
NINE. WASHINGTON.
DkESsES, SUITS, C0SrUMEs. CL6aKS, &c,
Made in superior style at short notice.
r.s LADIES can have Dresses Cut and bastsd, and
9O7 Psnnsplrania ayesue,
1eHtom over Williams.
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Paris AND THE EXPOSTTTOS.

Warm Weather-Sucoess of the Expoeition-Jab.
bering Jurors-Rolling Chairs-Statue of Lib.
erty-s Stars and Stripes The shah-French
Wcrkingmen and Forty Winks.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAT.-Internal
revenue, s564, ,5O9.O5: customs, S564.477.lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to
daN 81 1EN so
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YTIRAYMORE HOUSE."
IL SEA END, ILLINOIS AVENUE, A.. 4
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j. vEMY
Opens June Ist. Ss.iiH u
ap2o-tsepI N. Z. HOOPES.
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BETWEEN FIFTY AND SIXTY DISCHARGES in
the Patent Ofice have just been made. Most
OF them were female employees, and the reduc-
ton in appropriations caused the discharges
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GAIT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
TOENSEND HOUSE.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT IN THE
WEST FOR TOURISTS. Best Commercial yfssAY
sample Rooms IL the city. s.lsHs-l
WN. H. HOOPER,
WA. JES INNINGS,
te12-Sm Owners and Proprietors.
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THIS IUNIC SUUA IS unrlYaIeu. JYb-tr
80 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ Property-holders should make their applica-
liOiS for a revision and reduction of their
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAX BILLS
without further delay, as the time for filing ap-
pealS expires July 19sh.
JOHN MORRIS,
No. 226 Az ST. NV, opp. the District building,
gives special atten ton to these claims, and obtains
all allowances under the law.
Ea-The largest discount allowed in the payment
of Tax Bills. iY5-2W
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A GOOD STORY is told of Senator Kellogg
1t appears that when governor of Louisiana,
he issued proclamation which pandered
somewhat to the Barber element of that state.
The leading republicans became little alarm
ed at the document, which was somewhat BON
bastic. Among those who protested against
ITS issuance was District Attorney Beckwi,h h.
oh, it don't mean anything" SAID Kellogg {;
you know we must fool these people little.''
Fool HI ~ retOrted BeckWt there is no.
body in this community you could fool, unless
you told the TRUTH
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TT1HE REVEKEDGs HOUSE. MIDDLE.
ELORENCE BOUsE,
SsyI7HE EFARHAGsUT'' AND ATTAIN
TIC. BYE BEACH, =. h.,

Greatly enlarged AMI improved, are now "A
rgeu for the season. Take Eastern Rail- S.'SAY
road from Boston TO North HaIaPtOn( Rye a.ss1E=-A
Beach Station where coaches VIII te III readiucns.
ie2O-Im j. c. PBILBRICK Il SgN.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. Rodgers, the President s
secretary, has returned from weeks trip on
the Chesapeake and lower Potomac, consider
ably improved in health. ''.'MaiOr Ferris
Finch, Colonel Thomas TOwleS and Harry II
Smith, clerk in the office of the House of Rep
resentativeS, have gone to the Colorado
Springs. Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury French has gone to Massachusetts, his
home, to spend about two weeks Judge
Olin intends shortly, it is stated, to vacate his
position Oh the supreme bench of this district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-15

THERE is DISPUTE between the Liberian
government and Great Britain as to the boun-
Diary lines Of their possessions in Africa Com
mander Bradford. L. S. n. has, at the request
OF both the diSputing governments, been ap
pointed arbitrator to settle the question As
soon as the rainy season in Liberia is over the
arbitration will commence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-11-02
The Flesh Of Mad Dogs.

AN impression widelyprevails among
certain classes in this country that the
danger arising from the bite of dog
suspected of being mad can only be
averted by the death of the animal;
and dogs unaffected by rabies are no
doubt often destroyed in accordance
with this theory, leaving the person or
persons they may have bitten in state
of suspense as to the risk incurred of
an attack of hydrophobia. In Burmah
mad dogs and dogs supposed to be mad
are not only killed, but eaten, the flesh
of a mad dog being, in the opinion of
the Burmese, not only the best antidote
to the poison of the tooth, but pro-
phylactic against hydrophobia. A
crowd, the other day, according to a
Rangoon paper, were seen in the streets
of that city hacking dog to pieces
and scrambling for the morsels, which,
when secured, were taken home and
fried and eaten by their fortunate pos
SCISSORS. The dog was rabid and had
bitten several persons, some of whom
have since died. 1t was ultimately
chased and dubbed to death, and those
who devoured its remains flatter them
selves that they are now hydrophobia-
proof forever.