Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-18

','nnsdorI? asked Secretary Thompson. looking
al ne baltimore sun article.
/ CO not, WAS the reply
We're you ever AT Antwerne
Yes, sir: the Fofto went from Christiansan,
10 Antwerp and from there to Baltimore She
was l32ded WIN tohacco, when she picked me
/ up. In coming out she was only I'm ballast
Did you sign your name when YOU enliSteds
NO. sir; could not write any English so
only touched the pen. Two fellows enlisted
| with ne.
BoNNER'S STATEMENT
"m. Bonner, the seaman who came from IN
navy yard with Ensign Arms and Buder. wa
| examined. He testified: knew Buder on tn
! colorado. he used TO be at the same work tha
was employed az, loading scowS at the ships
! side.
Are you certain this is William Buder.
Yes recognized him as soon as he came on
board the Passaic, and he recognized me-
Did he join the Huron?
| cannot say positively. | know he was
dfaited TO the Huron, and left the Colorado II
JOIN her. One day while working in the scow
he dropped pocket book overheard. picked
| H0p. He has the same pocket book now.
| This closed the examination. A good many OF
the details OF Buder's story are Confirmed by
records, but some parts OF ii are not.
| MIDDLE
secretary Thompson has directed Commander
Evans, commanding the Saratoga. now at Balti-
mere. 10 visit the captain Of the Forto and get
MS oItolal statement SO far it is hard to ten
"hether BGder has told the truth or not. but the
| greater rart OF the eyldenCe-given orally and
III tie lilies OF the department. is i'm his favor.
M4NDAArs AGAINST A FLORIDA RETURS1SG
moAkD-Ihe supreme court OF Florida met at
laiah3sse, saturday, and after argument
granted an alternative writ OF mandarnus
against the canyaSsing board OF Aiachua county,
lt,urnabte Wednesday. To-day Mr. Rishee win
aSh ior a similar writ against The inspectors OF
precinct No 1. in Madison county. TO coMpel
thcm 10 make returns OF the elections, Mr.
Blsnee. who was the republican candidate for
| congress In the 2d district. claims that he has
ABOUT 200 majority without this precinct If no
votes IN Alacnua are counted.
THE MORMON WOMEN he'd a meeting i'm the
uieatcr al SAT- Lake civ. SATURDAY ana naSSed
resolutions ayoWing their BELIEF in the patft-
afch3l order OF marriages as revealed by Gods
people m past ages, which, If lived Gp To- were
conducive to long life strength AMI orIorv =
1Hey indeFSed il as lone 0f the most fTan0rfi,nt
pllEciFIeS OF cur holy religion. and claim the
right Of lis practice.
TAKRED AND FEATHERED BY T0HEN.-Nrs.
6ohu. me wife oI a leading merchant: Mrs
BICFn, the wife OF the county c.erk ana Mrs
Wilcox. the wife OF the county supervisor. are
uECer arrest at OTOggO, MicA.. for aiding i'm The
i l.li;e anu leal nefn9 OF lnGers0ll- the editor
last Monday night Ii was at tirSt thought that
Tue outrage was perpetrated by men in female
apparel but 1t turns ont that many OF them
We're really women. Those arrested occupy
hfSh social positions. Tie examination was SET
DOWN for to-day.
Ten DOLLARS FOR KISs.-A telegram from
htlia!o: Nov. 10, says: In the county court yes
telday the suit or Mrs. juliet Schraigle against
{. W. FaIr. both OF Collins. Erie county. for
Sl50a damages for assam: and battery In kiss
Ing lhe plaintin with force. was tried Addi
lona! Interest was attached TO the case by the
i2cI that the plaintiff iSah1ut ~ years old mar
lied, comely looking. and was formerly domps-
tic In the defendant family. The defendant is
over io years old. The Jury gave plaintiff 40
damages.
ANNOUNCING HIS MASTERS DEATH-A teIe-
gram from springfield, o.. NOV. -. says: Robt
Mitchell, q wealthy farmer who lives north or
riIinT %
horse. While crossing q BRIDGE the horse he
came frightened al some loose plankS reared
ana thew his rider on his head breaking his
neck. ne horse returned 70 his masters home
and by his conduct alarmed tne family. whOr1I
loved him 10 where Mr. Mitchell lay dead.
\ Boy MURDERED IN a DIsRErUrABLE HOUSE
\ special dispatch To the Baltimore Gazette from
Nnecllhg, W. Va. Nov. Il. Says:-IaSr Right a
adlSlepulaDie cub house In the pIgrn WarI q.
tins city Edward kiger stabbed and killed
Franz H0brecht. the knife. a four-inch blade
entering Hobrecht's LETT side Just above the
eighth no i've inches below the nipple It ap-
pears that number OF half-grown boys were in
the shanty drinking beer, when kigef, a quar-
ieiSone youth, became enr;tged al Il boy named
EsdeI ana stabbed him in the hand H0Drechr
inter1ered and received a fatal wound The boys
interested are each - years OF age The MIR
derer has escaped.
SEVENTY BODIES YEaR-Tsc Dsa4a.i UIt.b
Vas SulLifCf ty Cyrus Elliott. Of ZaacScHEe-A
special dispatch from GAINESVILLE Ohio. saws
"CyruS Elliott. alias Jack Eaton. alias Charles
Evans, the graye-robber captured this morning.
has confessed that lie has been engaged in the
business seven years. He acknowledges work
ing Tor one or the Columbus medical colleges
but refuses TO say which one. He Implicated a
m2g}nly II2}y respected young man of this city, c. A.
Hlllafd, as an acc0mplice. Hiiliard was arrest
ed, but protested his innocence Eaton's con-
fesson also duplicates another party whom he
VIII not t name ma Tuesday evening Hlliard tele-
Srapned 10 cousin In Columbus, DIR. Heyl as
follows:-'Ha seen three this afternoon and
will see one Tomorrow The horse has been
ldentlfled as HeyfS, and the latter has been ar
rested. An excited mob has surrounded the
statiOn-hOuSe all day, and fears are entertained
OF summary violence. Other parties will proba
by be arrested tonight. Eaton says the ghoul
Morton and himself visited this city last spring
and carried off a load OF bodies The college
gives S25 a body and consumes annually in the
heighborhood OF 1O'
THE MAN WHO BEAT O'LEARY's WALK.-Na-
poleon Campana, the pedestrian. finished his
walk at Bridgeport, Conn. at $40 O'Clock Satur-
DAY night, having made i'm i4l hours and 10
minutes 52i miles and "a feet. beating O'Leary'S
distance by three-quarterS OF mile During
the week It was discovered that the track in the
nall IN which he was walking was less than a
mile. This fact was kept from him until Satur-
day, and it is believed he would have made bet
ter time but for the diScOuragement following
the discovery. The record made by him on the
track according 10 the original measurement
was 5s4 miles and laps, the real distance being
saa 5sI mites t ana "a Ieet as above Campana is 43
years OF age, is OF French descent, went to New
YORK at an early age from Petersburg Va dis
tlngulshed himself as fireman and an athlete
ana some nfteen years ago went TO Bridgeport
THE MAN WHO WHIPPED AARON JONES-Mike
is now very poor. and he is compelled to earn
his living at hard labor. He began life as a
river man, but one time i'm his life he was worth
$4,000 or $4,000. He married very pretty wo-
man, VINO afterward ran away and went to
Texas with a ST. Louis drummer. She carried
good deal OF Mixes property with her, and in
the d1fcultieS between man and wife which
followed, he soon spent the balance and had to
give up his saloon. He has since returned to
the river and now boards, when he is In the
city, at the corner OF Main and Myrtle streets.
sporting men are generally OF opinion that Nc
CoOle has no intention OF entering the ring
f.St. Louis Times
FIVE PEOPLE KILLED By A LOCOMOTIVE EXPIo-
sIoN.-The Philadelphia and Reading {Pa.)
railroad has line OF small engines and parlor
cars combined for the use of officials One of
these, called The Gem, made trip SATURDAY.
down the Mahoney Valley with j. H. OlanSon,
superintendent Of the Mahoney and Broad
Mountain branch. At Mahoney City the super-
intendent alighted and stepped into the tele-
graph Office to send a message. While he was
seated at the table the boiler of the parlor-car
engine exploded, tearing the roof off the Office
severtng the wires and knocking out one end of
the depot buildings. Engineer w. F. Brocius |
was blown to pieces. Jacob Trout, conductor, |
had his head blown off 10 lnaVoS O yUifa and Il