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Gen. Campo. 10 Remain In Cuba.

Madrid. May iO-The Government has in
duccd urn MnrnnezCampos 10 remain IN Cuba aud
direct another campaign against the Cuban insurgents
MhceO and Vicente Garcia. The Government have
granted INN hNr million pounds Tor the expenses OF his
army. reinforcement OF ten thousand men, aud power
to carry out reforms
UAyAsA. MAY lO-Antonio Macco, Felix Fgucrdo
Vicente NIdn and RIO Rivera surrendered themselves
yesterday 10 the spanish lOrccs A. the headquarters OF
the ~ Louis oriental D"lnfhent, AND arc " bo per
mlItyd W SAL today lor JalnAleA
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stormy Debate In tho Dom,n,on rarliomen.

OTTAWA. Ont May 10.-A most extraordinary
soenc "curredn the House OF Commons tn, Afternoon.
IN which Sir John A Mcdonald, Dr TuppeT the Hon
Donald Smith and others took part II arose from re
marks made by Sir duhu A Mcdonald last nist respect
Ing smiths connection with the ~ mhim Branch Rtil
Wy bhl The mu-t Ninlrni mnLuiLr wns used. and
abusive Cplthrts applied tutAC ~i, Mhch 0nl5 crni.
nat upun the tommuus bcls suml yhsd ~ the bal VI
tIe Senaie tVT pTVTUyauVu,
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Thlcc pages Of splcnld pictures IA tho Nee Povk Du.
1aasa HHie', No 81 Gut " day -AaS
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weather once Prcdictio
JOTIINGS .IHOTr TOuN

Cooler northwest Winds clrnr orparly cloudy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-11

Those members Of the Exe,utiy. Conmittee
S,i,G ~ qG'f .li9hal party who on wednesday, night
Co"mliiW IRON M" disnrd"rlY meeting in the
Sen yer Union, over which rX-Judgo Joachim
dd'iu,, fifteen OF the twrnty-Onn Assembly
Tyfnuss,lh IN this city WIRE represented
el" man Thomas J. Crcamcr was
GilEm Nhlrnan, nni Cd. George W.
cpmy,nuni,S'hn ana Eug"pn B"eb.. S"cretnrlcS of the
Manhnn'"'i Frank Waters Eugonr I"ohe. John
nrd NJ NJ, i'hhiel Shrrhan. Thomas Smith
tee t ilwuupr" Allen wnrn made a commit
distric,s s"'br@I the organization in the several
Ns r"oii 'hs committee insist that they arr
and H." Organization Of the National party
Jnanh hi.t mo committee ~ which rN Judge
ers vii" "S'h n'h ana Marus llnnon nre the lead
Or the s n,n l's t"'pgnizd Dy either the national
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

GOLD MEDALS FOR AMERICAN EXHIBITORS
IN PARIs.-An additional list is published of
twelve gold medals awarded by the juries to
american exhibitors in the Paris Exhibition.
Ihe successful competitors are Abendrath
Brothers, of New York, for stoves; Lyman G.
Blgelow, OF Detroit, for photographs; Leroy
w: Fairchild Co.. of New York, for gold
horseshoe nails: Owen Jones & Co., of Phila-
delphla, for revOlverS; Mallory, Wheeler & Co.,
ior hardware; L. Narcotic, Of New York, for
iurnlture OSBORNE Manufacturing Company,
AuDnrn, y. Y, Tor mowers and reapers Type
Writing Machine Company, of New York, 70
type writing machines; Wamsutta Mills, New
6edIOrd, Mass. for shirting muslins; Yale
locks and the Nashua Manufacturing Com
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The M0Fk0la.


BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-virginia SKIES, old,
& 70; DO. % dsferrsd, red s: DO. eonsolidatsd, 81; DO.
CSTSna arc sizes Old. ID; do: new; 9; do. special tax,
BALTmdA0RE. II Sept: 4.IGotton quiet-mtd-
01ne, II. Flour quiet, steady and unchanged.
Wheat southern dull and lower; western active
and lower. southern red prime. Lo0Al. o.; do.
No; western winter red, spot j. .06,s; september
and October, Io84. Corn. southern quiet and
steady; western stssdy and irm-southsrn white
september, 61I; October, 6lNa62; Steamer, Ss.
Oats steady-southern, 26a2S; western white, 27a
%; do. mixed, 28: Pennsylvania, 26k. Rye un-
chansed: bay 1nehaDsed PrOyisions quiet and
refined. loA; crude. u. Coffee arm and un-
4 600; wheat 163, 800: corn, 81 600: oats L COO
shipment, 3s4. $40; corn. 4. COO. Treishts
to Liyerp0ol per steamer unchanged.
NEW YORK. Sept l.-stocKs Strong ana higher.
Money. II. Gold. l0oA. EXchange long. ass:
short 1S51; 9oyernnents generally steady.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-Flour dull and hesvy.
Wheat \ and " eenS lower and fairly scfivs.
Corr Wlthout decided change and very quiet.
1877; lo71e; tn:forties los: new nves. Us.
tral 81. Reading. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

CAPTURE OF GANG OF NORTH CAROLINA
BURGLARS.-A negro named Albert Atwater,
arrested in Orange county, N. c., charged
with breaking into the house of Mrs Hendren,
in Chapel Hill, and attempting to kill her with
an axe, has made a confession of that and nu-
merOus other burglaries committed in that
vicinity by an organized band of robbers, Of
which he was one. The gang, he said, was
composed of himself, Lewis Carlton, (cOIored,) }
Alfonso Davis and Henry Andrews, (whites.j
They broke into the house of Mrs. Hendren
for the purpose of stealing, and when about to
be detected they struck Mrs. Hendren with
an axe and nearly killed her. They had also
entered the houses of two other persons in
Chapel Hill for the express purpose of COM
mitting an assault upon two single young
ladies. After they got into the house they at
tempted 10 administer chloroform to them.
but fortunately the young ladies screamed
and thus frustrated their plans. They had
also agreed to rob the houses of five other
citizens. Atwater detailed the various crimes
to the committing magistrate, and Informed
him where the stolen goods were secreted.
and they were found in the places desig.
mated. Upon this information the other three
members Of the gang were committed with
Atwater to HillSbOrO' Jail upon several
charges of burglary. The feeling was so
strong against the robbers that an attempt
was made to lynch. them, but was frustrated
by officers of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

THE YELLOW FEVER SCoURGE.-Among the
yellow fever deaths at Nicksburg are Joseph
have taken his seat to-day, and Father
McManus, of st. Paul's Church, man beloved
for his charity and goodness by all sects and
all creeds. Three Pullman sleeping car con-
Cincinnati, are down with the yellow fever i'm
the latter city. The police superintendent i'm
New York has ordered boxes placed in all sta
licemen and their families in the fever dis.
tricts. Archbishop Wood, of Philadelphia,
has issued a circular appealing for aid for the
fever stricken Catholics of the South. IL will
be read in the Catholic churches OF the diocese
next Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

A HUSBAND KILLS HIS WIFE.-A special to
the Baltimore american, from Centreville,
Queen AIMS county, says. A domestic TRACE
dy, involving the violent death of married
woman at the hands of her husband, occurred
near HillsDorO', in this county, on Saturday
About three o'clock on the afternoon of that
day Mrs. Lang, wife OF Richard Lang, col.
Ored, alias John Mines, was shot and almost
instantly killed by a charge from gun in the
hands OF her husband. The woman was found
lying on sofa In Lang's house with wound
in her left breast, and lived only about seven
minutes after receiving the injury. The state
ment OF the husband was to the effect that he
was about TO proceed on cunning expedition
and in liking cap on the gun the weapon was
accidentally discharged, killing his wife as
stated. The neighbOrS however, state that he
and the deceased woman had been separated
for some time, after an existence replete with
domestic brOils and the latter, it is said, was
told by her husband that il she ever returned
to his house he would kill her She had been
back about week, when the presumption is
that the old quarrel was resumed, and culml-
mated in the execution of the threat. A jury
OF inquest was summoned, and after having
the facts here stated presented to them failed
to agree on verdict, whereupon Lang was
dismissed from custody. States Attorney
Brown, of Queen Anne'S county, was apprised
OF the facts in the case and caused warrant
to be issued for Lang, who was subsequently
arrested by Constable Jump in Caroline coun-
ty; by whom he was brought to this place and
lodged in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

THE RESCUE OF A CHILD.-On Thursday
morning, five miles below Chester, on the Illi-
nOis shore of the Mississippi, sixty miles below
st. Louis, boy about years of age was found
floating on the trunk OF cottonwood tree.
Two farm hands, who were crossing the river
ing and something lying on the top of it.
They pulled up to the tree, which was
about 100 feet long, and found a young boy.
formed in the trunk. BE was unconscious
and in high state of fever, and his wasted
form and emaciated look bespoke long absti-
nence from food. The boy IS still unable to
where he come from. The presumption is
that he must have. drifted on the trunk from
some point near the mouth OF the Missouri,
close to the banks. The little fellow must have
been on the trunk five or six days, drifting 100
miles, during which time he had no susie
nance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

THE PRESIDENT met with an enthusiastic
reception in Chicago yesterday, on hls tour in
the northwest There was a grand parade of
fremen and a general turnout Of citizens. A
salute from the battery at the exposition
greeted the arrival of the train, and an i'm
menSe concourse OF citizens cheered Justify
throwing their hats in the air and enthusiast
cally calling for the President. The partv
took carriages from the depot for the Grand
Pacific Hotel. but SO crowded were the streets
that the distance of half a dozen blocks was
not accomplished for nearly an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

FRIGHTFUL DISASTER IN ENGLAND-Ouer
excursion steamer Princess Alice, returning
from Gravesend to London last evening, with
about 800 passengers on board, was run down
off Barking about eight o'clock by a screw
steamer. The Princess Alice was struck
amidships and sunk almost Immediately
The number of persons drowned is variousfy
estimated at from 500 to $50. The higher esti-
mated is the latest, and is given the by London
Steamboat Company, the owners of the Prin.
cess Alice. The cOmpany's wharf is besieged
by crowds OF people, anxious to hear of rela.
tlyes and friends who were passengers on the
ill-fated boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

CoNGREssMAN SWAMI, of the 4th MARYLAND
district, has written letter, in which he saws:
While the duties of a member of Con gress
and chairman OF one of the principal commit
nevertheless, not have felt at liberty to de.
cline denomination had il been the wish of
my constituents that should continue to rep
resent them. But had never proposed to en-
ter upon an exciting political contest at the
primary election. On my arrival In Baltimore
from Newport few days since Learned from
my friends that others were desirOus of filing
the place now occupy, and the presentation
OF my name for denomination would result i'm
what had determined under no considera-
tiOn to again encounter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

audience at the Minneapolis (Minn.) fair yes
terday. His speech was an eloquent sketch of
tne history OF the upper Mississippi region,
government Of the republic is passing under
the control OF the farmers of the Mississippi
valley. Indeed it is practically there to-day.
is towards the broad plains and the rich acres
the cOntinentn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
ORVEL GRANT A LUNATIC.
Sent tn am Unanno AsvUn,,,

ELIZABETH, N. j., Sept. 4-Orvil Grant. the
ex-PresidentS brother, was taken in custody
here last night on his arrival from New York,
and was sent this morning to the insane asy
lum at MOrriStOwn. His mind runs on i'm
menSe speculatiOns, starting new business
on gigantic scale, &c. He was sent to the
asylum at the request of his friends and Dr.
Morton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

The CUMBERLAND SHOOTING CAsE.-The
hearing the case of Thomas Cook Hughey, who
shot and killed A. III Blackiston, on Friday
morning in Cumberland, Nd, was set for yes
and he was committed to Jail to await the ac-
tion OF the grand jury next month. Bail had
been fixed at 1900, which Hughey could have
furnished. The magistrate before whom the
hearing was to have been had was the acting
coroner when the inquest was held, and did
not care to rehear the evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
THE CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGA.
TION.
The TQsffnnnnv In, Nnw vnrlx

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The custom house in
vest1gating committee met today The first
witness examined was James Hoffman, the
cashier of the custom house. He said his de-
partment was not so subject to political
changes as other departments OF the custom
house. 1t would not be safe to change men
often. He believed that many of the forms in
use are considered burdensOme by merchants.
and that they could be consolidated some.
what,
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ID ARTS,
1928 PPausuIrant0 dcenUe.

ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
OH Paintings, EDgraviags, Photographers AID
Photographs. ~
And Nickle for Percetains and Miniatures,
Passe partOutS and Mats to order
Colds Frames Of all kinds for Portraits. Land
scapes, &C.. made to order. Old Frames R3gllt.
Mirrors Picture Rods aud Cornices put up.
Pictures unpaeked, packed, and hung up by COM
SILVER. Gilt and Copper Wire (plan and twisted.)
Cords with or without wire; Screw Eyes, Nails,
&c.
H n. BARLOW.
An work done on the premises, and guaranteed
equal TO any house In the country and prices low.
An parties wishing work done, BY sending note
by mall win meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE.
party representing that he has worked for me
n ReStorer Of OH Paintings, and has injured some
valuable pictures, warn all persons against. He
10 An Imposter, and has never worked for or with
n. B.-To connection soith any other firm.
aue31- 3m
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WAS IT YELLOW FEvER?-The report of the
illness of Mrs. j. P. Jordan at Hay Market, as
mentioned in yesterdays Gazette, was con
firmed and supplemented last night by the
news OF her death, which occurred yesterday
dan is sick, and that the physicians have given
q certificate that Mrs. j. s death was caused BY
typhO. .malarial fever and not by yellow fever,
this city for coffin, had that certificate in his
possession and exhibited 1t to some friends.
The body of Mrs. Jordan has been inferred at
Haymarket-TA Aler. Gazette, Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

BOUND TO KILL HIMSELF SOMEHOw.-Mr.
Henry J; Heath. an English gentleman. %
years Old, who had been in the United States
Tor some months, committed suicide in New
York city Tuesday, by cutting his throat with
razor, and then jumping from his room in
the second story OF a dwelling to the ground,
and throwing himself into we'll. He was suf
fering from typhoid fever, and was deliriOus
at the time of the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
Death OF q Baseballer.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept 4.-Wm. Crook, of
Philadelphia, third baseman of the Clinton
(Mass.) nine, died this morning from injuries
received by falling Is feet through sky light
at the Belmont house last evening. Crook was
formerly of the Athletics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

BISHOP MCCOsKRKY DRPOsED.-The House
OF Bishops Of the p. Z. Church, met at New
York Yesterday afternoon and adjourned sine
die at O'Clock. They unanimously resolved
to depOse Bishop McCOskrey, of Michigan,
from the ministry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Peter Froman, the self.
confessed murderer, who was arrested at
Gravesend on the 10th of August on the ar
rival OF the bark G. VIM. DOnkin from Bull
river, s. C., on which vessel he was stOwaway,
and who has been twice remanded was to-day
again remanded for one week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

A BoOTBLACK's SAD DEATH.-A New York
bartender shot a little bOotblack who was
shining 'em up" in his saloon, through the
forehead, Monday evening. killing him In
stantly. The police arrested the bartender,
one Frederick A. Busch, who said that the
pistol had gone of accidently. Others stated,
however. that he shot the lad because he want
ed hia nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

~Prof. Watson who is employed by the
University of Michigan to find planets for that
state, has had his salary cut down, there
being 80 Little demand at present for planets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

THE ARKANSAS ELECTIoN.-Nothing but the
omclai returns of the election in Pulaski
county can decide the result. The prospects
are that some of both the democratic and
greenback tickets are elected. Phillips county
goes democratic by 2000 majority,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

trict Attorney Woodruff, of New York has
received letter from Washington saying that
the case Of Michael Tobin, the West Poiut SOL
dier under sentence OF death for the murder
Of q comrade named Sewers, win be car fully
considered with view to pardon or a eoH-
mutation OF the sentence, and In the pl -an-
time reprieve will be granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

JUG-BREAKING is symbolic temperance di-
version in Ohio. The people meet in a church,
bringing jugs. while the owners are marching
and singing. Money and other things for
charity are found in the Jugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

HARRISBURG, Pa Sept. 4.-The board OF
pardonS this morning refused to recommend
the commutation of death sentence TO life i'm
prisonment in the case of Jack Kehoe, the
Mollie Mcguire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
Yellow Fever Deaths,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4-The weather to.
day is unfavOrable, heavy rain prevailing
Two hundred and twelve new cases are re
ported and 72 deaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

DemOcFaffc NOmfmatfOn.
EAsTON, Md. Sept 4.-HOn. d. nj. Henry
was today unanimously nominated for Con-
gress by the democrats of the 1st district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
81. Ranl RaceS

ST. Paul, MINI, Sept. Ain the stallion
race at the state fair yesterday the entries
were Bertram, Alexander. Fearnaught and
Pat Herod. It was for purse of 81 ,O0. best
two in three, and was won by Fearnaught,
who took the first and third heats Time
2:S14, 2:2S34, 2:29. In the 2:.S class race Jim,
Raven, Lady of the West and Albion were en-
tered, and the race was won by Raven. Albion
being diStanced. Time-2:ab, 2:Sl; 2:la
Atheistone Won one OF the running races and
Florence the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

ST. PAUL. MINI, Sept. 4-Sexenteen Chip.
pewa Indians arrived in town from the White
Earth agency last night for the purpose of
meeting President Hayes on Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
Vermont. Republican M.tor,,x

NEW YORK, Sept. IA Special dispatch to the
New York Times from Burlington, SAYS the
Vermont state election yesterday was gener.
ally quiet. with scme close and exciting con-
tests Tor the local offices. Returns indicate a
naloitv OF IL zoo or lS00o for Proctor and the
Iepuohcan state ticket on a light vote. In the
III ana "a Congressional districts, Joyce and
ayfr, repuolcans, are elected by the usual
na,oTnieS Tor Oh years. There is no election
BsIiow, the greenbacker and boiling republi.
can eandldate, has 4,99s; Grout, the regular
Tepuoncan, SS: Waterman, democrat 1872:
scattering, $50. The democrats voted for Rar
low In large numbers. In some towns, such AZ
81 Adams, they voted for him almost en-
maSse. he senate will be almost unanimous-
ly republican. and the house of representa-
uves or TO /, though the three largest towns
IN The STATE send democrats 10 the leGiSlatnre
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Arrested for a Jewel Robbery.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4.-Alfred Winters, an
employe OF the jewelry house OF Rosenkrans "
Co, has been arrested, charged with stealing
$40 COO worth of jewelry. About 5000 worth
OF the property has been recovered Winter,
came from Jersey City, where his parents re
side and are reported 10 be wealthy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

6-The open-air meeting of the nationals at
New Haven last week was disturbed by boys
the nominee for governor, with rotten eggs,
potatoes and stones,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

A4A standing chOler-that of Gail Ham,
1ton.-tRocklQRd CQWrter,
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YELLOW FEVER.
Relief from Vartnns Ennroo

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-The employees of Wells.
Fargo & Co. Express Co.. of this city and San
francisco, have contributed $3.50 for the relief
Of yellow fever sufferers, and that amount was
to-day forwarded to Memphis. One thousand
dollars has been raised at Rochester, n. Y.
The Young Peoples Literary Society of Water
town. N. Y, has forwarded 500 to New Or
leans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

SIX PER CENTS CALLED IN.-The Treasury
issued a call this afternoon for the redemption
of five million six per cent. bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04

fTOniD1t1OnS aud1dates Tor Congress
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 4-The State Prohi
bition Convention yesterday nominated Con
greSsmen as follows: First district G. w
Greer: second district, j. e. Stearns. The
third district was referred TO a committee
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