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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

AMERICAN CANNED MEATS IN SWITZERLAND
The consul at BaSlc writes to the Department
of State that since the in;rOduc:io ion OF Amer
lean canned meats into the Swiss lnarkci
through Il Zurich firm, Il year ago, the trade
last November alone there entered B!sle
2I.2G Kilograms of canned meats (beef ham
and tomgue,l or about 6O,O00 pounds avoirdl.-
pols. These products ENJOY tne highest rcpu-
tatl0n, and Il large increase in their use is
predicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.
The President,S Policy.

. bUsION, Jdh. E.-At q meeting OF the fepub-
ilcan state committee at Concord, y. H., last
night, preliminary TO the state convention to-
day, there was manifested very formidable
Hayes element in the republican party and
the opinions expressed by the delegates in
conversation at the hotels i'm the evening
showed that it would be impossible TO pass
resolutions condemnatory of the President or
his unlicy -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

THowN ONE HUNDRED AND FIrrY FErr
OVER PRECiPICE.-A shocking murder was
committed in Grant county on saturday night
last. Perry Smith, residing on Red creek.
about II miles from Petersburg. LET his home
that evening about q clock. In company With
John Greg ard man named Cunningham
ferlN iaiing Ia return up to y laIe hour, his
Vile became uneasy, and got a Mr.. kanmstcr
10 go with her IN search Of the mis-. uc mar
Hey Went first near Grog'S house aud Callp,.
10 him, inquiring Smiths whereabouts. Greg
SAID he had left Smith a short distance below
lheIe, and ON returning in about l. minutes,
could not find him. Gr0g then got up, secured
torchlght, and the three went In search of
nm. Proceeding short distance, Grac
showed Nanmeler where the missing man had
been last seen, and continually advised search
ing I'm an opposite direction from where the
body was found. NanmeteT and the Woman
found where something had been dragged
along the road. up through some laurel thickeL
To high cliff of rocks and apparently rolled
on. Below, about II feet, they found on a
bench some traces Of blood. From this bench
the body had been pitched over 4 precipice
about 80 feet. Al its base they found the
mangled remains pushed up close under ;he
rocks. Grog was committed Ia jail WgSs
ItrgtRtU Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

meeting of the Centennial association of Val
ley Forge, at Norristown, Pa, yesterday. com
mittees were appointed to conduct the forth
coming celebrations, and invitations to be
present were sent to President and Mrs.
Hayes, the cabinet officers, all of the state
officers, and prominent officers of the army
and navy. Among the military organizations
invited are the Boston Ancient Artillery, New
York Seventh Regiment, the Fifth Maryland.
Chicago Zouaves, Norfolk Blues, and Charles
ton Blues. The meeting adjourned to meet On
the ground February q W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09
Crispips' strike nc LYNN,

BOSTON, Jan. a-The CriSpinS al INnu coo
time the war on the manufacturers. and a
general strike throughout the CITY seems in
eNiiable. 4 new strike ordered bN a band ~
aTbitTation, in II. y. Duak a Co.'S shoe mana
tacturc'S, yesterday. caused moro riainu. pro.
ceedingS. mob oi over l.VO strikers assault
ing the 50 called ''scahS' aS they leu their
work; but large police force protected the
latter and arrested several OF the rioters AT
meeting ot the manufacturers the secretary
oi the board Of arbitration ordering strike n
Doak 4 Co : shop was denounced ~ arbiir- ~
and unjust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internaf
revenue, $3.50, 1870: customs, $29l ,340.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09
SPECIAL. NOTICE,

Notice - hereby given 10 all who have goods on
deposit with either on 'DTIt mission. TO
redeem and pay for the same on OT before FRI
DAY. January 11th. 1873 or the same viii be sold
at public auction on SATURDAY. January II h.
at Thomas Bowling Auction Rooms, corner Pa.
avenue and llh street. satisfy the advances and
cH>f>. ;. GOLDSTEIN ( CO.
IS-3t Corner 10th and ID stS.
- THE HAT AND FUR ESTABLISH
y L al
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kilograms to The Star.
THE KING OF ITALY DEAD.
THE EASTERN WAR.
NEGOTIATING AN ARMISTICE.
CRISPIN STRIKE AT LYNN.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS,
EMPORTANT!
Thn II Srxpp

- HSh"S VI Et6ty hFV1U.
. LONDON, Jan. &.-The King OF llaly died at
$50 o clock this afternoon.
His Condition Just Before Death.
ROME, Jan. 9. m.-The condition of King
tlctual Emmanuel changed for the worse
during the night. His difficulty of respiration
ana lrregularity of pulse have increased
symptoms of military eruption are now OBJ
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

THE HABEAs CORPUS HEARING of f. T. Boas.
cashier OF the Reading Pa.) savings bank
was had yesterday before Judge Hagerman,
at that place. The court decided that there
was sufficient evidence to sustain the charge
OF criminal conduct and the defendant was
held Tor trial on the former recognizance OF
$4,000, which has been given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

OHIO WANTS A NEW BANKING LAw.-Ip In.
ONO senate bill has been introduced 10
amend the stale banking law so as TO make H.
penltentiary offense for banks % loan their
paper on credit in any manner unless they
nave suhcient money IN their vaults 10 make
that paper or credit good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE LAST SUNDAY
In France Oh Sunday the triennial municipal
elections were held. The delegates to the mIl-
nicipal councils will have the preponderating
voice in electing senators next year. In Paris
d out of so councillors elected are republicans.
The republicans were generally successful i'm
the provincial towns, but i'm the large cities.
other than Paris, the radicals mostly carried
their candidates. 1t is reported that the con-
servatiye senators propose to endeavor TO elect
NJ. Buffet president OF the senate in order to
punish the Duke d 'AudiAret, the present pre-
Sident, for persuading Marshal MacMahon not
to ask the senate to vote second dissolution
but this can be prevented if the republicans
and Orleanists act together. There is no doubt
OF his reelection. NJ. Grevy will be again
chosen president of the assembly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

THE RECENT SHOOTING AFFRAY IN NOR
FOLK, FA.-J. b. Fleischmann, the telegraph
operator who was charged with unlaWfutiy
shooting Edward L. Webb in December last
IN Norfolk. Va, was yesterday found NOT
guilty. Webb is rapidly recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

SUDDEN DEATH-At Columbus, Ohio last
evening, John G. Deshler, president of the
Franklin National Bank, was found on the
pavement in front of his house. insensible
from an apoplectic stroke. He was carried
into his residence and died almost immedi-
ately. Mr.. DeShler was as we'll as usual mill
3 few minutes before the attack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR introduced in the
Maryland legislature yesterday Il memorial.
which lie seeks to have presented to Congress
as the voice OF the legislature. for judicial in
qulry into the electoral count. and spoke for
hall an hour, saying no one would deny that
MIR. Hayes had teen placed in the Presidential
office by fraud. and attributed the prevailing
business depression of the country to this
cause. MrSsrS. Kinks, of Frederick, and Mer-
rick, OF Prince Georges, republicans, replied
TO Mi Blair; denying the charges of fraud in
the electoral COEut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

STABBED HIS MOTHER BECAUsE BRE.KFAsT
WASH 7 READY.-Andrew. aged L.. son of his
widowed mother, Mrs. Nora Collins who
resides AT Market ana 18th streets, arose at \
o'clock Yesterday morning. out of humor with
all mankind and when his eight -ycaT-Old SIS
ter came from her upstairs bed room with her
arms fun of clothes, he brandiShed a huge
bed The cries of the afIrghted child attracted
the mother. upon whom the son turned and
plunged the knife up to the hlt i'm her right
breast. He then proceeded down town as
usual and went about his accuSo omed work at
the bilipOSting establishment OF StillwelI
Brothers, where he was arrested. At an inter
view in cell of the Oakland city prison. he
said: Il don't know why did il. Nv break
fast wasn't ready, and was hungry and mad !;
hut | don't know what made me act in that
way" His eyes filed with tears while he
Collins wound is serious. hut the attending
surgeon has hopes that ii will not prove fatal
ISOn Francisco (IrDnfgIg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

TIE PROPOSED CABLE BETWEEN LISBON
AND THE UNITED STATES, VIA THE AZORES
Mr.. Moran, the L. $. minister in Lisbon writes
10 the Department of State that up TO the day
appointed for opening the bids no tenders had
been made for the laying of the proposed tele-
graphic cable between that port. the Azores
and the tnited States. and that it does not
seem likely that any proposals will be offered
on the conditions fixed by the Portuguese gov
cable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

THE BOARD OF ENGINEERS sent to examine
the Eads ietties reported that the channel was
y feet deep and 200 feet wide. as required by
law, and at the Cabinet session yesterday it
was ordered that the payment of $j0D.OG0 be
made TO EadS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

~ The farmers are rejoicing over the late
Iall oil snow as means OF protection TO the
wheat from freezing out.
AEMr. Marshall, the first dScoyereF of gold
IN California, still lives at Coloma, in tha
state.
Asrlt is now rumored that Mr.. Thomas
Lord Is Ill at the residence Of his bride mrs
Hicks) in New York
ATHenry Ward Beecher is said to be a good
Judge OF beverages, Of which he Is a temperate
but critical drinker.
As-Certain officials i'm Chicago are called
arcs OF the circle, instead of members Of the
Iing
As-Numbers OF German mechanics are now
seeking work in London, hoping 10 benefit by
the strike.
So The Earl OF Roseberry is to marry Miss
Hannah Rothschild. She has an income of A
million dollars year.
46-Within the three years since the Pbila
delphia Times was started Ii has had seven-
teen libel suits, and has won them all.
@Wm. III. Robinson and Thos Mereto are
he'd for trial in Philadelphia on the charge of
dealing In counterfeit IS notes.
:, A6Henry L. Sparger, late postmaster at
Fort Bldwell Cal, who was convicted of en-
pezzlng Sl,04l OF government money, has been
sentenced to fine equal 10 the amount Of the
embezzlement and nine months imprison-
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09
THE WAR In THE EAST.
Turkey Wants an Ar,ntSfico

LONDON. Jan. a-A Renter telegram from
ConStantinOple says the Turkish commanders
IN the field have been ordered To conclude an
armlStice with the Russian commanders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

THE KENTUCKY SENAToRsHIP.- first
lolnt ballot OF the Kentucky legislature for H.
;. Senator was taken yesterday, and resulted
as follows: General John s. Williams, 50; I;
Chief Justice Linesay az: Governor MeI,raaTy
!; Boyd, republican, IA. The legislature ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

THE WASHINGTON Posi- OFFICE.-NO ap-
pOintment has yet been made to the Washing
ton pOstmaStership. but Judge J. NJ. Ed
mnnds, the present incumbent, has been so
faithful an officer and is so strongly backed by
the leading representatives of the business in
tereSts OF the city. irrespective of party that
he has, without doubt. the inSide.track in the
race for the position. II is likely that his name
VIII be sent by the President To the Senate to-
mOrfOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

@General Grant has arrived i'm Cairo and
visited the khediye. "''>'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

ALL THE SOUTH AsKs.-The Raleigh N. @
piCrCCf thus closes an article nm it's issue of
the 9Th inst: There is no danger, then, il the
south shall get control of the federal govern
ment that II VIII ever use its power Ia DESTROY
that government. Nor is there any danger
that We viii abuse that power ia any way. All
we ask is that the benign influence of the fed.
eral government may extend equally 10 all
peoples and all states that exist under the pro
tectlng folds OF its flag. We ask only that the
federal government shall do for the south what
the federal government has done for the north
Before that can be done. however. the present
generation viii have passed away. We beg 10
assure all OF our northern friends who NAV be
disposed 10 listen 10 Mr.. Blaine, therefore, that
nothing is so Tar from the purpose of The peo-
pie OF the south aS 10 use any political power
they may acquire for the destruction 0f the
federal government. We have found the goose
that lays golden eggs, and We propose Ia make
TO make her attend strictly 10 business and
the man that lays his hand on her, save in the
spot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

ANOTHER MISSING BRIDEGRooN-E r,tc-
D1eRt IN a. HObOkeR CIurch-DiS,IBpeUyiJ
On His Wedding Njght-Much excitement
was caused i'm HOboken, last night by the
sudden disappearance OF Mr.. Frederick Await,
awealthy young man, who was engaged 10 he
married 10 Miss Henrietta DuhTkouf daugh-
ter al Mr.. John DuhTkoOf. a large property
owner, and member of the city council The,
ehte OF Hoboken filed the church. Every
Thing was ready for the marriage. The bride
and the bridesmaids and the bridegrooms
were present, and the rector. the Rev DR.
Haferman. and his assistance Were prepared
Eight o'clock came, and still the anNiouSIy eN-
sected bridegroom had not appeared. At .
O'Clock II was reported that the bridegroom
had He'd from the city. IL was aScertainrd
that Mrs. AyatZ, who is a wealthy widow,
threatened to diSinhcrit her son should hs
marry Miss DuhrkOof. The young man WAS
seen To leave his mothers house N , 2o'cIock
yesterday. and he was greatly excited. The,
intended bride tainted aS the news was
brought To her. AyatZ was about - wears of
age. He was employed in wholesale dry
goods house in this city.-IN. T. sun. g,h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

VISIT TO WAsHINGToS.-It will be pleasant
news TO their large circle of friends to know
that Mrs. General Sherman and Miss Ely
sherman will reach Washington from st. Louis
on Saturday morning next. and will he al the
Ebbitt House during January and February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

j. WALL WILSON. who was a captain i'm the
revenue marine service from 1867 to 1872 says
that the published statement that he was re-
moved for failing TO pass an examination
ordered by Secretary Boutwell,. does him in
Justice: that he passed the regular eXamima-
non, served Tor many years, and was i'll the
service for several months after the Boutwell,
board examined him and that there is no
similarity between his case and those of MaiO'
Runkle and Surgeon Draper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

NAVAL ORDERs.-COmmamde Chas. $. Nor
ton ordered to command the irOn-clad PaSSaic
at Washington: Commander VIM. A. Kirk
land detached from the command of the Pas
sale and ordered To command the Supply 9th
inst. Master Julius C. Freeman ordered to the
hydrOgraphic Office DIT Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-09

nSD HOT SODA,
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE,
NILBURN'S, 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on
draught during the winter. dec4-Ir
~ SAMUEL D. YOUNG,
! NOTARY PUBLIC,
oct1I-n OFFICE-STAR BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

FOR Other Dry Goods Atlvertiseme emts see
First and Twentieth paGaa.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

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The New York herald., 1878-10-20
I'll BROADWAY. CORNER srH ST.
5 $$}''$$ j.. +
oocc 200 9SSSS Y w y EkxEH ! .
The Coquet, the latest sensation. :


Newly invented by H. OUTWARD.
Tho Couuet splendid front ootfure; alsays rcadys
requires rcdrsing made with natural waved
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aud will exquisite The Coques can be worn
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Coquets young ladies OF 30 Coqaets tor adies Of ~
oqnets ladies Coquets ladies Of all
Coquets ready all Of hair. match
lsdys hair Don forget to cali and get the youthful Co
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hairdrcsser oil the United states
part OF the receipt OF g. s41 Broadway.
18th and 14th ssA, opposite Walncks fhoatre.
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The New York herald., 1878-10-20
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 90 a-QUNTuPLE SHEET

HOUSES, ROOMS, <EL., WANTED.
In this City and BROOKLYN.
WANTED-H0USE. FuRNIsHED PARTLY ~ nh
w location, lotn end Goth 4th
and Srh avs address, with particulars, T. w.. Herald
Office.
VNTANTID-FTyE OR SEWN ROOMs UNFUR-
w nlshed aduits terms must be moderate Ad-
dress TRUSTWORTHY. box 100 HsrAla once
1NANrED BY THREE ADULTS. FOUR OR FIVE
w Rooms; lowest rent Address w. II. JONES. e4o
Broadway
vNANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, APARTMENTS in
private house. suitable tor housekeeping. address,
stating terms. j. H. H.. Herald Uptown once
q UNFUKNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING IN
Lprvae below 18th not to exceed sl2 per
month. A H. b., Herald office. Mc
In the Country
TNARM WANTED-TO RANT NEAR THE CITY WEST
chester eounty preerrsd from thirty 70 htty acres;
good dwelling aRd buildngs Will take lease
low rent; give iull particulars b., box i04 Post
Office. Brooklyn. -
vNANrED TO LIE ,SR-SMALL FARM, TO 10
w acres vicinity Patterson Newark, j.. preferred;
small buildings fruit: reut must be very moderate.
Address POULTRY, box 16f Herald Uptown once.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

A good deal has lately been heard of
the progress of female emancipation in
Russia. but il is somewhat of novelty to
find the Russian ladies figuring in the
character of duelists, as WAS the case not
long since with two bellies of Petigorsk. a
well known fashionable resort on the
northern slope of the Caucasus. A dis
pute arose between the rival beauties,
springing out of the attentions paid to
each 10 turn by a handsome young cavalry
officer quartered in the neighborhood
The quarrel ran so high that one OF the
Amazons at length despatched her maid
10 The other with formal challenge.
which was instantly accepted. The bel
iigerents met without seconds in lonely
place outside the town, each armed with
\ brace of loaded pistols. Before. how
ever, they had even taken up their re
spective positions, the trembling of one
lady's hand caused her pistol TO explode
prematurelv, sending bullet through
the dress of the other. who shrieked and
fell down in a swoon. The assa;lant,
frightened out OF her wits flung away her
weapon and rushed to raise the supposed
corpse but her ungrateful antagonist. re-
covering her senses as suddenly as she had
lost them. clntched he, by the hair with
one hand. while boxing nar ears in the
mos, energetic style. The firing having
now ceased. the battle proceeded hand 10
hand. Locks of hair, ribbons and shredS
of clothing flew in every direction, and
but for the timely advent of three or four
policemen the atfray might have ended
like the somewhat similar combat Of the
Kilkenny cats. The military Lo,hario's
only remark on hearing the story was,
Ats lucky they took to clawing each 9th
er instead of me "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY,

No. 70 State ST., opposite kiby, Boston
Secures patents In the United states also In Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Cop
les of the claims of any Patent iurn shed by re-
hitting one dollar. Assignments reeoried Ht
Washington. No Agency In the United States pos
sess es superior facilities for obtAning Patents or
ascertaining the patentabllity OF in entiUns.
X. II. EDOf Solicitor ~ / atents.
Testi IA untsls
~ regard Mr.. Eddy a. one OF the EaOstcapabIr
ehL >aecessfu lpractisoners witE Hnom have aao
ofhsial Intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents,
Inventors cannot employ "A person more trust.
worthy or more capable OF sccurins fnr them
esrly and favorable cons dpratiop 81 he Patent
OHce.'
EDMCNn BURKE
Late Commissioner NJ PultGtn.
Boston, October ~, 1870.
II II. EDDY, ESQ -DeAr sir: you prOrured i"r
me, IN ls40, my first patent slAce then vou have
ed Tor anu advised ms IL hundreds OF Gases, and
procured many patents, reissues ana eNteneions.
have occasionally employed The baat ngenrit- 10
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but
stili give you almost the whole OF my business, ip
your line, and advise others to emf 10, yen
Yours truly, GEORGE DnApEp.
Boston. Jan. |. 1879. IV3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
GOOD
Agents Wanted F!

Let every one wanting good business for fall
aud winter, on salary and Commission, send for
our circulir of New Maps OF L. >. ami CauadAs.
Chars, Chromos, and SUBSCRIPTION Books. Ad-
cord, n. H. septl2iw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Ear Disease S.

DrC.E. shoemaker's Book on Deafness and
Diseases of the Ear and their proper treatment
especially running ear. How to get immediate re
liei from all The un pleasantness OF this disease
and perfectly harmless and permanent cure. A
book every family shou Id have. sent Tree to all.
Address DIR. L. h. Shoemaker, Aural surgeon,
Reading, Pa. septl2.iw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
fcnn,innea from FRS. page.l

and merit. On slightly emincnce stands an
obelisk erected to the memory of Senator Brod
crick, who fell victim 10 the bsrbarous code
duels. In a cypress grove marked by tabular
tombstone lies the rems of Ca lifornia's orator
and patriot soldier, Senator Baker, ooe of the
martyr heroes of the rebellion Nearly all the
wealthy and noted families of San Francisco
have family lots and places of sepulchre in this
city Of the dead" in which lie buried the remains
of over q 900 persons. ToBY CANpoR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16
Nsm a1brrtlSemsmls.

OD Chrome Cards, perfect beaut esq with name
~ i0c. Outht IOs. Turner Card 10. Ashland.
Mass septl2.4W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-16

The Great skin Cure Is warranted TO cure Salt
Rhenn Sc AID mead ID indruG pimples and Come
dopes. Prepared by Wee : X Potter, Boston, sold
everywhere. Sent on receipt OF price. Small box.
es 50c large 81. aug-94w