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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
4ns 6mHsenfem.

0nr g., %. n16 "a. 6ieies Monats fetert
Set G6icaeoer S6iBenDereim ietn bier3e6uz
fe3 S6HBeufsit baS lid aus Deri6tebescm
uria6en gu einem 6o6ptdtigen GreigniB
fir bGs gau5e S6GBeuDereing zg4eiem 6e3
9{oroweitens geltaIten tpirO. Gs nirb
ndnIi6 nit 6enn Sete 3u9Iet@ 6te @rinz
Dung 6eS morbm eitIi6en S6Ibenz
bumoes 5lGr enbgiLtigen Ebatinbe Derz
Den, nrtb aus 6ieiem Grun6e miro ie6er
S6ibenperein bes gon5eu gtorbtDeftens
ouf Dem Seite 6ur6 0eLegaten Dsrtreten
ieir.
0os init ben 8orbereitungeu fir 6as
Set betraute Gontite bat oenn ond0 groBe
Dtnge int Sinm unb pir6 uiGts unberz
iu6t taiien, UNI bic 8etbeiIiguue 6es
8ubGifunrs aus oeu netteitcn &reiien s&
DeranIalIen. 90 tDir6 inter &n6erem Elm
0rmbruiI6ieBer fit 9omcm arraneirt
tper6cn ltro 6os gen3e Set nit eineln TIotz
telr Sale in Shares !0aue I0ltebcr, tDGbz
:Te:.0 audi Gin e6ter G6Ibe115ug 6,r0 Sic
9auptitraBen Ser Sta6t fur ben @r6fI=
a1ungstag III NuSIi9t genon1meu lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

eSn @iGom Strings 1T DON Ntuent
Gin 8oitoint eingeri6tst spor6em. g. sc.
Mcran6er 1T Der goitmeiIter.
- Sine i6reGIi6c Yef bertpIifct ben
Su6eu. Cine t6uuger5notb lift unauS=
ElcibIi6. Ger BON Grontbeit uu6 OfiBs
ernte Deri6onte gtor6en T9 II E beI9eu.
= Gimu16Stuansig @~iicIt6GDnen 5erem
Souptz8nredug ii6 in Chicago bcfintcn,
Der6ienteu inr LcBtcn MIgult ~suiamnrelt
$137, 1863 mc5r, 1Is trn 0uguft borige,.
Sahres.
: eSu Dat 9art erfGItete fiG fIrSIid)
Der iie6ei1iGbrtge SoDm cilte5 6errn 6o!pelI
10 bc6euteu6, bag WfauLIperre bel i5un ciu=
trat, bic ieinen 3nitdnS falt gera6e5n boffs
run9sIoS mo0t.
: Monatelong tpir6 Ser Siben Ser
6iIfe Se5 gtorbeus bc5iirfen, llr1 elmer
9ungerSnotD aus benz Nege 81 eeben.
9arum gcbe tDer fann unb iooieI CT fcnu.
Die @%iienbeDnen bringen tGgLid
@agenEGoMngen bon Srernben sur Gta6t,
Die lid Die 9uSiteunng beieben molten urb
bel Der @eIegeg5e;t cg@ uniereu @eiGGfts7
Icuteu gu beiierer 2oune berGclfen.
= Die 8renneret BON @6orLes Sre6eus
burg lit Orion, 6eurD Gouutp, Uuroe am
Sreitag M5orgen tpegen anyebIiheu geiebs
DiDrigen 8eEriebes nit 8eihlag beGe9t
uub tbr @~igentbImer utter $1,000 8urgs
fhoft benz 8unbe5gert@t i;osrpieien.
StraBenzS Solicitor fir6 fest entld;ez
ben ge1niidter 91dtur. Sin iolnncrIiGer
Strob6mt, Der cine init Gee6un6sfcu be-
fIeioete S60nbeit bei6attet, 1T feline Gel=
1en5eit ulro mebeu b~e6G6igeu MInter= 1tebers
5ie6ern mrG6en fi6 du6 nod lttneuc 9t06e
bcmerftid. SIS 1T cben eiue u~eberg0mgs=
8eriD6e.
= Die @ranSzs sSnr9 Beg Sun6esz @ert6z
3e5 tpirb tDabriGeiatt9 fir BEN 8. Gftcter
5uinrnmenbernFeu mer6etr. Cine Wlenge
fleincrer Sd1e barren ibrer @rGc6igung,
aber aud Bic Goit6iebitG5Ie un6 Sic
G1tDin6eIeien bei1r Bdu 6c5 melteu :3oMs
9anje5 tDer6en iebenfenS bic :3eit Ser
Straightforward III MnIpru6 mebmem.
Die @nrffFabrif bon GobeD nnS 8oot6,
Is. nn6 @robeitr., ber ouft ousge5ei6mete
GerbeIot5Murt 3n 70 Gents per 9fNn6.
Siebe beutige 0n3eige.
24aSlouan8pt stsL405ess36, feYt2, 7n14
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
StaOt Gbicogo.
@*feTfoHe,4,

@eb Sat. @cnn Sic iest erFt 10
Sabre alt iinb, tpirb Sbr Nu8tDan6erun9sz
GGein !pobl nS6t bircct alf Sic, ion6eru
duf Sbren GGter (,tn6 6eilen S1in6er) ousz
eeitellt iein. OGS io1te fetucu untcrI6ieO
MAIDEN, ~ irb IS obsr bieuei6t. 9enn
0a Sic ais llriniinoiger nod feineu an1cs
rif6nti0en 8Irgeri6eiu BADEN t5nnen,
nno nautentIi6 tpeltn sic nod ui6t fGnf
Sabre oauerl1S III ben Ser. Staeten oes
DoDitt 6oben, ~f6nnen Sic prsuEiihe,1
Scb6r6en Sore 9fHGtebr aLs eiutn Mieber>
betra6ten uuO Sis in Sem SG5re, in tpeIz
Dies SIR 5tDansigite Ge6urtstag fGHt,
sum OtiIitdr6ienlt cin3ie6eu. 90 tie es
tbun !DIrben, fStnen !Dtt natiirltb ni9t
I'M 9oraus iageu, tpoDt ober 6ies, 6eB
menu fIe es tbGten, sic Denig &usit6t
ouf Elm frdftigcs GinI6reiter BET Ser.
Staatcn 5u sey6ren @unlten Dabem pIr0em.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

SIC; .9teb tippeo 5urG" 4@44c.; vGreen
8rui1" nit v6url" 45@5c. v9feo tipped"
DO. 3404c.; vgteb & inferior 8ruib" so
Sc; D@roofeO" 2033c.
&teie. - 20 3onnen ie SIT 7.75 auf
BEN Sdienen un6 ab9eIiefert.
@rhaltcn 40 Gonneu, beridifft 80 Eon=
men. gleues Gimotbp $40. 1 SIT ca so;
$50. 2 AT 6.50@6. rs; 0emil6tes 600;
l1planb 9ratric 81 800; Yrairie $40. 1
at 6.OO06.50; DO. $40. 2 4.OO@4.5O;
.Slouab" al $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

1tnIere So,mer un6 8iebsidter in Sen
reitLt@eM Staateu Dabeu bas nit ibren
gerufsgenolien int alten 9aterlanbe gez
ntetn, baB tie all altem '0ersebra6tcu,
tpen!r IS ft6 aIs tii@tig ertpicien bal, NIT
elmer neutrality-suspicious. 5reue feitDalz
ten. 60 1T gum 8eiipteL bas ct. SacobS
Del, bGs 1T OeutiGIan0 ieoim Gieb;i6ter
bctannt 1T, MIN aud auf betnabe jeoer
6arm 81 ftn6en. Die Mirfuns belielben
BEL S6ooem, benen !6oustbiere untermprs
fen iino, tft i6reu Mnb itd)er ul,o betpabrt
6obmrG 6em 2dubnrault hor bent Serluite
ntdnGes t%0ertbDo1en Stifes ieineS &icbe
Srntfne2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

Gesetaar 3itsE3tttet 1T ii stpei Derz
i6ieSenen S0rteN 81 be6en. 9os apctSe
I'M Dot W?cnl6en gebraudt 81 tperEeu; 6os
8cIbc TtrYfer0e, S6cFeuno onbere I6icre.
Wtteite ii5er Die 8irtuugel. oieier bor3igIi=
den 9rGpdrate iinb I'm iebe Stoi6c gc=
totfelt, u!:o fiub IcLbige in ie6er 9pot6efe
Docr 0nr0 Die Soft BON Der Office Ser
Gentanr Gompanb, IS GeD Strect,
gletp Gorf Ctr. ~ hobens g1inn1spa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
15o5chenflicne illinois &faafs-Beif,ope.

8. gongreB : 8esirf5 geiter1t aufgeIteQte
GongreB- Gen6i6at 1T Elm lett ctipa Sebn
Sobran Bier praftiiiren6er Nooofot, ser,
irren !Dir Mot, ieine 8royi5 ais Gpmz
pagton beS Q6bofoteu 2Gtner b%egonnen.
Ct lit Cit Msann in Sen beiten Sa6ren, ser
6eMtiGen SpraGe 3ternLi0 madtig uuo er=
freut Ii6 aQ9enteincr 9I6tung. SbgIeid
ger0oe fein tbGtieer BoIitifer, 10 lit ct bod
ldon bGufig ais @otSiOot fit Qtelnter 9cz
nannt tporbsn; in SET IeBteu QGobl bciparb
CT 5t6 I'M Die Goa6t6atur fir oas County
rt6tcrSamt, ober ~berQeben5. ST pobntc
frij6er in G5icago, 5og a5er Dor einiae1
Sobren mad N~2a9tpooO, tpO ct iebt nod
Icbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
Spc;ial=Yuseiac.
Gtme Rarte.

Nr gne, wtH1e an ben ToIeen non 1naenbiinb.p.
%trp5ier @dIpdde, @ntIrdttieune. @erlui Der Meunress
sroit &C. Itiben, 'enoe I'D foitemtret Elm &eeept, ods i.
iurirt. Dteies eroBe SsiImittet wurbe non etnen1 Deiis
fonar In Glib Auterttd eutDeft. Sdttt eW u~oreiirtAs
Goup.rt an Rev. Joieps &, ssnmau. L.
S%ieplStuuo IatA 1sbk poIis y. .. GitA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

Or. Qugut S0nie's Sambur=
qerSruittbee, ldrcibt 6r. S. Batid,
6oricon, ISIS, bat mid Don einem lang
iDierigen 6llitcn befreit. Nir iilto oeilt
Grfiuocr oieles 9eilmittels redt bantbar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
@eocntessosr 9tebnnhE.

Gin enBeror6entIi6 freGer GiebTfobI
Dur0e am cortgel1 Wiontng in $50. 4O4
GlpboIrn 1benue auSgefI6rt. IS tpo6nt
Bier Or. 6. DDn 4GLfltein. 2ln1 gcnonnten
Mben5 geger subj fGnbin elmer 6cm 6auIe
0es 8octorS geSeniibertiegenoen 0irt6s
i9Gft cine bLutige Geileret ftatt. I'm 6iele
0u5uieDen, begdb Ii6 Ser Doctor nit 0e;g
Geinigen auf etren 8oIfon i'm stueiten
SfDtmerfe oes @ebGu6cs. g8G6rel3b mar
Tun bier, ni3t5 S0ieS dbnenb, na0 benz
RGmpfplaBe i6Gute, I6lid)cn Ii9 Diebe,
ueG6e dbioLut bic .6oIseeIeGcn0eit feruew
u1uBten, 1T bic Office 6e8 Doctors uub
TGubten bier aus elmer S6ubIa6e oes Ses
eretGrs cine S@otuue nit S95 @oLb un0
$500 III Bapiergel6. 0orna1 0ffneten
tie etl1cr1 INT Nebeu3ilnrner fte5enbem 9G=
n1tnlGreIbtiI6 un6 ltabIen aus ocmieL6er
cine goI0ene 0dmenubr uno &ette, cine Ii(s
berne 6errenn6r nit goLbeuer Settle, eine
dlte g6l6elre 8riQe. cine tDcrt5boue 8uIei1s
mabel uno etiler Sting nit 8 9ion0rten
i'm 28erthe bon $3.50. Ser Wertb oner
GeitobIenen Sa6en bcIGuft liG auf ettpo
800. 8on BEN Dieben 1T Bis lest nod
nt9t Die %gerimgite Spur ent6edt.
Gin tpabrer Treun6 Der Mutter III
8eunGe6ter's vOeuti6es Sim
DermebL" (Pa~edotrophipe), 6os bette
y2a6runosmittet fir S6ugIinse urb fIeiue
Stin6er, bas i@on Gouienoe BON sorteu
g8cicn bor einem fri6en Gobe gerettet bat.
Seirle muSfeI5, fnodens unb Nut6ilbcnz
BEN @igcni6aften tDeroen bon ben beiten
Qer3ten aneefannt, tpGbrcnb ale Mlttcr,
Sic baiicIbc gebrauht bGben, benz Grfin6cr
0icIer unbergLei6LiGcil G~in6crnabruug bes
Gin1meIs Segcn tpitnlncn. Gin einSi8er
8eriu6 rci9t bin, INT ale 3Deifel
su 6eben. gu bobcn in aIIen remommtrz
zen @potgcfen, III Chicago BET @Glc Il
8lodi, IS g. Gtarf StraBe HnO 46 Wtors
roe StraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
MNfrMf Z

Dten iGenFreunbc tDur6en ttater3ei6uete
perpfli6ten, mir Sen auFentbctt r1a;nss
8rnbers 0tt6orO 8ittig aus Naben NIT
sNt5eitca. Q0reiiiret 9aura 8eGer, 465
0tilmaufee @be., G6icago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
Stem Oorf 1.004
s in0mIeu.

@olb in Stem Yorf .004.
Sin0nSeU.
@el6 in BEN 8anfen 7@10 psf.
@edieI auf Jtetpyorf Csc. Oisconto per
$1,000.
8anfauseleidunaen 50, 10000; fir
Die Mo6e $19,715,3 1873.
&anoel.
Ghicnnn mi1i,1n {, Gtnf Grhnnne."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
&SNeGEet.

@eNt tet Sci. Scr bcrI6nrte y6uns
toou G%oberuor". Sie6e @nseige.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
0auoel, Tinan3en uuO STARTS.

Chicago, Sumitdg, IA. Sept.
8un6esiduI6 Geri6reibungen unoers
Qnbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16
scr 0tehnsarrs.

Gin6b ie5.- Gr6a[ts1 begin. bers
ibifit muroen in ben 11nior : Gie6b0fer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

Die Murftfabrif bon Eobe1 un5 8oot6,
18. un6 @robeitr., ber auft ousgesei6uete
GerDeIot72Burit st 70 Gents per pfnn6.
Siebe beutige 0n3eige.
24t3lous uQpt istoI, Al 5cna36 ,ftnt2, 7n14
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-16

3.00@3.65 fir i6tpere Bdarc sunt B0s
teIn, uno $3.95@4.15 fir Ieidte Noore
sum B0teIE uno 8eri6ifen, unb $500
94.50 fir Slatte i6tpere Baarc ;uin
Gcri9iffeH.
S9afe. Martt flau. gerfolft
kaA..nSnAa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26
The MaFkets,

BALTIMORE, March 26.-virginia consoli.
dated, 51s BID to-day, Sugar active and shade
BALTlMORE, March 26.-Cotton weak and
sellers more disposed to resiize-middling, IO6 !
loes. Flour firm and unchanged Wheat, southern
easier; western weak and declining southern red.
LEoai: 1o: Pennsylyania red. I. 2sal. 80; No.
WINTER red. western. spot, 1.2S4 4a1. 28x; April,
12s14a1. 2S4 May, 31aI.SI Corn, southern
quiet and steady: western dull and lower-southern
white snat S S5saS4; 3 do. yellow S. 45s western mixed
54s Oats quiet and abe VI steady-sogshsrn, S5A37:
western white, 36a35: do. mixed, 33t35; Penn
sylya;nis, S4ass. Rye quiet and steady small @
visions quiet and unchanged; Butter quiet aud
steady for choice-priees unchanged. Petroleum
firm but quiet-Rio cargoes. 14al7. Whisky dun
wheat, | So, oO6: corn. les. ooo shipmentsIwheat,
1900; corn, %, 600. Freights to Liverpool quiet
NEW YORK. March 26.-Stocks comparatively
quiet. Money, 8. Gold, 101x; 101 bid. Exchange
long, 4S6A: short, 4884. Governments strong.
NEW YORK. March 26.-Flour without decided
change. Wheat dun and y and cent lower. CIrn
LONDON, March s6. 1880 p. m.-consols.
50 16 for both money and the account. u. 8.
fonr1and t0a -a-haf per cent; bonds, 1885; 1se1s,
Central, 10. New Jersey Central, consols, G6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26

THE HAGERsTowN MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The municipal election for mayor and city
day. 1t was very exciting and was hotiy con
tested. The vote was the largest polled for
many years, reaching l,239 votes. William T.
SSWartZ, esq, received majority of l67 over
vote FOR members OF the council Jos. p Fiery
dem., received 20 majority over Wilhide, rep,
in the first ward Jacob w. MOnath, DEM al
second ward; ID. +. Hall, dem, q majority
over John w. Carver, rep, in third ward;
John ID. SwartZ, dem, Ill majority over Ezra
John BOward, rep, l4l majority over William
L. Duffy, dem, in the fifth ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26
The District I'm COnsress.
PROPOSED COMPROMISE OF THE wASHINGTO,
MARKET CpNTPnyEpSy


MARKET CONTROVERSY.
The subcommittee on markets of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia committee to-day received a
Dill submitted by Hon. Caleb Cushing looking
to the harmOnizing of the differences between
the ane washington NJ 81 Market Company bondholders
purchase by District of the market house
buildings at a fair value, and the payment of
the bonded Indebtedness, the property there
AFTER to be- administered by the District Com
arrangement the market would be profitable
source OF revenue to the District
SEWERAGE OF WASHINGTON.
1he subcommittee on sewerage and drain
age OF the District of Columbia committee of
the House accorded further hearing today
to Major Randolph, engineer of the Baltimore
ana ONO railroad company, in eXplanatian
OF his plan to improve the sewerage of the
city OF Washington. the features of which
nave already been printed in THE STAR. Ben.
T. Seyerson, esq, of this city, also submitted
plan, which cOntemplates an Improvement
OF the river front in connection with the
sewerage Improvement. He objected to Ma
!or Kandolphs plan. because he said while it
PROVIDED Tor the sewerage, it did not provide
for Hoods. Lieut.. HOxie, District engineer, was
present, but declined, for the present, to give
ms ms view as TO either plan. submitted without
Iufiner study. He was given the plans and
VIII make report to the sub committee at a
later day. 1t Is quite prOba bic that before any
acllOn IS taken bill will be drawn up con
templatlng the detail of competent engineers
to make a study of the sewerage require
mentS OF the District and report to Congress
MR.. TILDENS INCOME TAX.-Decision in
the government suit against Mr.. Tiden for
income tax was rendered on demurrer in New
York today by Judge BlatchfOrd. the effect of
"hcn declSlOn IS to carry the case to a jury to
ascertain the amount of his income. His
counsel, it is thought will appeal to the L. s.
Supreme Court.
notwithstanding Schurz, who was taken
III yesterday, the result of overwork, is much
better today. President Hayes was the first
10 call upon him yesterday after his attack.
The TARIFF BILL.-Mr. Wood, chairman
OF the ways and means committee, today re-
ported the bill for the revision of the tarif
which by vote of yeas 49, nays H. was
made the special order for April 18th, next.
REFUGE TENT l. 0. o. RECHABITEs was in
augurated in the West End of the city last
night. The officers elected are: H. s. McGlue
ton, {. K; J. e. Burns deputy ruler: h. l..
Fowler, b. s.; {. Calvert, f. S. ;Chas. Prindel
treasurer; G. l. EntwiSle. lecturer: Frank
Ashe, |. 6. j. Anderson. 0. c.; w. j. Webb.
chaplain "A. n. Fairfax, trustee.
BILL FOR DIvORCE.-To-day, Mr. Ben Da-
venpOrt fled bill for divorce for Johanna
Liemer against Frederick Ziemer She sets
Iorth THAT they were married in Baltimore in
september, 1855, removed to this CITY and
hVed IN comparative happiness for eight years.
ana then he commenced to il-treat her
hnally, III August 1877, desertng her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26

RIWm. HOwes. the pedestrian, has chal,
lenged O'Leary to match for the cham pioA
belt an $500.
AFMuley HaSsan, the Sultan of Morocco,
is dead Muley Abas will succeed him on the
throne.
,aSIt is stated that the Pope will select Car
dinal HohenlOe as intermediary with the Ger
man government.
R1-It is believed that the new Italian cabi-
net will soon find it necessary to dissolve the
chamber OF deputies and appeal to the coun-
Try.
Hs-A burglar escaped from DR.. Bartlett's
house in Newton, Mass, carrying large
quantity of Silverware and three bulletS-the
latter having been shot into his body.
ES-St MaryS Protestant Episcopal church
OF Burlington, n. j., celebrated the 175th ami
yersary of its foundation yesterday, BishOp
Scarborough, OF Trenton, presiding.
8-An Iowa clergyman is said to have pipan
S35 and p" four formal, earnest PRAYERS for a
horse. The prayers Were for the welfare OF
the man from whom the horse was bought.
@The Jesuts are negotiating for the pur
chase OF palace with the view of removing
their headquarters to Rome. The pope holds
alOoi from the movement
:. 4S MI: Long Bug has been naugurated in
Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26
THE GREAT FIRE IN PHILADEL.
PHIA.
UnSs NGsIUEn.,

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-The loss caused
by last nights fire, which destroyed number
of stores at 4th and Cherry streets, is this
as the extent of the cOnfagration became
known this morning, large crowd gathered
in the vicinity and a number of officers were
kept busy keeping them at a safe distance
Although the fire was under control at 2o'cl'k
this morning and was eXtinguiShed shortly
after that hour, a constant stream of water
has been kept playing on the ruins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26

lNyEsTIG ATING THE PITTsBURG RIOTs.-The
Pennsylvania legislative committee inveSli-
gazing the july riots heard Col. X. Dale Ben
son, Capt. Ryan, Col. 4. &. DelOud and others
at Philadelphia yesterday The testimony
covered the operations Of the Philadelphia
troops IN PlttSburg, and tends TO show that no
orders were issued TO the SOldery 10 fire but
that they fired individually i'm Self-defense ;
that in the retreat the rioters fired on the
troops from houses and street cars. one man
apparently using gun that fired shell bull
lei that no effort was made by the civil au-
lhorltleS To preserve the peace: that policemen
I'm uniform fired upon the troops from their
station, house, and that Mayor McCarty eX-
pressed the opinion that the Philadelphia di-
vision ought 10 be killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26
Mexican Border TroubIe.

NEW YORK, March pa special from San
Antonio, Texas, says: Two mail carriers
from here to Laredo are missing, and there is
no doubt but that they have been murdered.
Mr. John Crawford, citizen of San Antonio
was robbed of $500 in Mexico a few days ago.
and other depredations have been committed
near Devil'S river. General Ord has sent
troops in pursuit. The reports sent out from
here that MexicanS are numbering Americans
on the Rio Grande are false
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26

How THEY PLAY POKER IN KENTUCKY.-A
typical game OF poker was recently PLAYED in
Dalton, ky. VIM. kendrick and John Filing
ion were the parties, and Ellington thought
that kendrick cheated, and stabbed him i'm
the arm. After satisfactory explanation
however, the cut was plaSteTed up .and the
game resumed. Soon kendrick accused e.
Hngton OF cheating, knocked him of his chair
and stamped out three of his teeth There
was another explanation, after which the
game was continued amcably for a while. At
length Ellington was uDmistakably caught
stocking cards, and Kendrck shot him
through the shoulder That ended the game
TTOg Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-26

A8-In the new drinking fountains for Paris
OF which a large number are in course of prep.
aration, a special arrangement at the foot pro-
vides for the wants OF thirsty dogs.
Many colored folks are migrating from
Kentucky to Kansas.
A4-The lady citizens OF Wilton, Iowa, re.
Gently tarred and feathered a wayward girl
and now they have notified young man that
he must either sign the pledge or leave the
comfy.
4FGeorge Wallace, who is charged with
being implicated IN the triple murder at Lit
Wheeling jail since the lynching OF his brother.
~William Marshall, a boy l6 wears old.
picked up an old shell on the Antietam battle,
held last week, and took il to his home. The
next morning he fired the end of a stick and
thrust IL into the shell. There was a prompt
explosion. and he has one hand and one eye
less Than before he began his Investigation.
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AFFAIRS IN THE WEST.
The Cold SnaD Not Very Damaeil

CINCINNATI, March Do Advices from a
number of localities i'm the Ohio valley and
lower lake region indicate that, owing to the
fact that there had been no rains for the past
week or more. the severe cold weather on
Sunday night and Monday has not utterly de-
StI0yed the fruit crop, as was feared, at least
IN the Ohio valley. In the northern portions,
In many instances the crop is seriously dam
aged.
j. M. Hacker banker, of Lexington, Ky
suspended yesterday. Logan Hacker also
failed
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FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR MANASSAS. VA
colOred woman, named Margaret Wilson, was
burning brush in field near Manassas Va.
saturday, when her clothing caught fire She
was burned to death i'm five minutes Her
husband was near by when the accident oc-
CURED, but when he got to her il was too late
The body was baked to a crisp. The woman
had only been married a few weeks.
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A CoLoRED JANIToR Of a hall i'm Chester.
Delaware county, Pa, where the meetings O 4
recently for s2.35, containing the following
items: Fur kleening the rum wun weak 20
cents; fur purefying Spittunes, 10 cents; fur
rennin errans, 25 cents; fur en1ooense, 50
cents fur Votin the dimocrat ticket 81
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AN OLD FRIEND of the late ex-senator Wade
tells the Athens, Ohio, Journal of the reply he
made TO the reproof that swearing was sin :
Now that depends entirely upon circum
stances for instance if swearing is a part OF
ones daily conversation, the outgrOwth of his
feelings looming up from an honest heart, not
meaning harm, there is none. But if he swearS
in mean, pinching way, damn him, he is a
sinner and ought to be lost ~
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MAINLAND LEGISLATURE.-Int the Senate OF
Maryland, yesterday, favorable report was
made on the House local option hill for Laurel
and MechanicStOwn. The bill authorizing the
city council of Baltimore 10 fund the floating
debt oi the city 10 the amount of Sl,50l0n
was passed. The bill making appropriation
Tor the support OF the House OF Correction
Ialled Tor lack OF constitutional majority.
The school bill also failed-Only IL votes being
recorded in its favor. The House bin for pro.
mouon OF mechanical arts and the bill 10 pro.
Nlde Tor commitment of diSSOlute females 10
tne ionse OF the Good Shepherd were passed
In the House the Joint resolution proyiding for
revision OF the criminal code of the state was
ehectually quaShed. Joint resolutions were
passed asking aid from Congress for the Mary
passed authorizing Baltimore city council 10
lund It's lioatlng debt by issuing bonds 10 the
amount of Sl,iplOO0.
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AN ORDER To JURORS. I'm the United
circuit court in Lynchburg, Va, last week,
Judge Bond issued peremptory order that I'm
future no persons who personally requested
to be placed on juries, or who were recon-
mended by friends for such service, should be
summoned or permitted to serve in his court
under any circumstances
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A NUMBER OF AMERICAN WOMEN sen; %
Worth, the Partisan modiSte, asking him
What costume can be devised that will be-
perfectly healthy and at the same time beau
lliul?' He replied: " | have to make the same
answer 10 YOU that | have made To the women
OF Europe. The costume of the Persian women
is The handSomeSt upon the face OF the earth
III consists of a loose waist. short skirt and
trousers not loo loose. i have made this cos
tune beautifully and hung il up i'm Paris but
The women viii not wear il. can do nothip"
more. They must suffer until they are willing
TO adopt il.
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ANOTHER COLLEGE Row.-A Slight row Oc-
CURED among students at Bates college, Lew
lSton, Me-, Friday evening, on account of a
freshman carrying cane. Several arrests
were made by the police, but the affair was
amicably arranged. The guilty students how
ever, were suspended by the faculty.
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DEATH FROM STARVATION OF WOMAN
WHO WAS ONCE RICH.-An old woman named
Ruth Ann Ross was found dead in her house
in East New York last Friday. She apparent.
ly died of starvation as there was no money
oil paintings worth 900 and a number OF
beautiful flowers. 1t is said that the dead
woman was the widow of Justice Ross of
Staten Island, and that she was once very rich
1t is thought that she was insane