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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

a CHHD's TERRIBLE DEATH.-At Allentown,
Pa, On Friday evening, the engineer OF a coal
train On the Lebigh Valley Railroad, saw ahead
of him little girl crawling on the track. He
blew the whistle, but 1t did not apprehend its
danger, and though he did all In his power to
stop the train, he was unable to do so, and the
poor infant was crushed 10 death. The father
CT the child was Phebelean Guyner, employed
In one OF the workshops, and who lived directly
opposite the scene OF the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

QCARRELIEG MARYLAND POLITICIANs.-The
Baltimore Bulletin OF Saturday publishes dis
"Great excitement was created at Annapolis
Junction to-day, upon the arrival OF the Aunap-
oils train there, by an alteration between SEN
ator Michael Bannon and S. GrOsweiller a trus-
tee OF the county almshOuse. Mr.. Bannon is q
candidate for reelection to the senate, and
Grosweiller has assumed heretofore to be Mr.
Bannon'S supporter, and as a consequence has
been In the confidence Of the senator This
morning the senator met GrOswelller In the
ladies, sitting room at the Junction, and &C.
cused him OF being spy, whereupon the latter
gave the lie to the senator, which terminated
with fsticun, and In which, it is said Gros-
weller Was pretty roughly handled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

THE HAPPIEsT MAN IN SARpIs HANGKp.-A
negro named Napoleon Bonaparte was hanged
at SaIdis, Miss, Friday, for the murder OF Tom
Bulls, coiored, last august. He addressed about
1900 people, from the scaffo,d, warnfn
them against the evil tempter, and say that his
confession and repentance were sincere. and
bis religion now made him the happiest man In
SaIds. His neck was broken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
Suicide of nm Ola MAN.

NEWARK, N. j., July 2l.-George w. Hinman.
aged ~, well-knOwn resident of Newark,
committed suicide this morning by hanging
himself to beam I'm the garnet OF his house.
spondent since the death OF his wife last Nav.
and was suffering from cancerous disease In
the stomach, and for some time from aberra-
ton of mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

SECRETARY SHERMAN remained yesterday &C
Narragansett Pier and to-day visits Newport
until tomorrow, when he goes to Boston.
where he will be entertained by the Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
Medical Department, Dartmouth
CnAlRRR

HANOVER, n. a., July Y.-The elghty-third
annual course of Medical lectures at Dartmouth
College Will be opened July 31st, with an iatro-
tuition, by o. P. Hubbard, M. D., LID, OF New
York city. Hon; r. w. Stoughton, U. S. Minis
ter to Russia, who founded and endowed the
added several hundred dollars worth of colIec-
t1ODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

ONE PANTHER STORY DISPOSED OF-The Fe-
Hciana Sentinel gracefully recants its panther
story In the last issue In a previous edition 1t
was related that young negro boy had been
devoured by ferocfOus panther. 1t appears
that negro man took his wife into the woods
10 administer his usual Sunday caSt1gation, and
her screams were mistaken for those of pau
ther.-f NeW Orleans Fica,ntne
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY and party visited
Trey spent the evening and yesterday at Mar
chester. To-day they visit Deer Island, and this
afteno0n the Postmaster General win hold q
reception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

THE STRANGEsT THING In the history OF hank
failures has occurred In Newark-sOme asDofa
Of defunct savings institution have doubled IN
yalue-[N Y. Herald
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Cox.s Wife and Mother.
THEIR DIFFERENT FEELINGS UPoN BRARIN0 or
HIS CONDEMNATION

HIS COMBINATION
correspondence OF the Petersburg Cva1 In
dez-A ppeai, from Richmond. Va. July is, Says:
"The announcement In this mornings papers
OF the conviction and sentence or Chastine Cox
for the murder Of Mrs. Hun was read by his
wife aid mother here with very different feel
ings. The mother is deeply gr1eved ana cast
down by the terrible disgrace that has been
crimes. The wife, on the other hand, did not
express any dissatisfaction at the terrible doom
that awaits her truant husband. so far from
II, Mrs. Cox rather intimated that II was, under
the circumstances. the proper way for Coz 70
be disposed OF. She said she always knew 'oe
devil was bouLd to get his dues The sal
turn that affairs have taken 10 the ilre OF ner
liege lord does not appear TO AFFECT the Jolly old
wife much. She heard the words that would
consign him to a feion's grave read this
morning without shedding q tear She was
eatiLg her breakfast when the Associated
Press dispatch in one OF the papers was
read. conveying the intelligence that Cox
had been found guilty OF murder and sentenced
10 be hanged on August %. This announce
ment, which carried so much sorrow ana DESC
lation TO the heart OF the old mother OF the
did not stop crunching a chunk OF corn bread
during tie reading OF the item by friend who
sat near her. The woman. having been made
grass widow and repudiated by Cox, has eyf-
dertly no love nor respect for him, and does not
care how soon the law makes her In fact what
she has virtually been for the past seven
years-a widow. woman whose love has
been spurned and she repudiated by her legal
protector and companion is generally 70 be
Hull's murderer looks I'm talking al out her hus-
band as II she wouldn't mind being present
when be shuffies on his mortal coil In accord
aDce with the sentence OF the New York court.
John. the brother, who lives In Chesterfield,
and, by the way, is an honest, worthy man,
ard the mother OF the condemned man, feel
their sorrow and disgrace keenly."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

nesday midnight, John Hodgson, q hard char
acter, shot aud killed John Brown, an employe
or Charles Conrey, cattle trader. He then
the darkness. This Is Hodgson's second mur-
DER
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HANGED BY A MoB.-The negro Narcellug
Floid. who attempted to outrage q white giri
near Richmond, KY, was taken from jail LAST
Friday morning by an armed mob and han0e6
TO tree on the roadside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

DECLINES THE NoMNATIoN.-Prof Carpouter
positively declines to accept the prohibft1o0
domination for governor OF Iowa, and has nod
ned those nominating him OF bis decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
A Fatal Louistana Ee,,a.

OPRiousAs, La, July 21.-In a difficulty on
saturday night, at party near Church Point,
Alexander Childs was killed and Leonard Horns.
by was dangerously wounded. The tight was
result OF an old feud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

IN THE BUFORD- ELLIOTT murder trial at
Owenton, KY, Saturday the arguments, which
were begnn Thursday, were resumed and were
not concluded. Col. Philip Thompson spoke In
ing session. Gen. Rodman began argument In
the afternoon for the prosecution. The impress
sion prevails that Buford will not be found
guilty OF murder In the first degree The
TRIAL was begun July 10th, and it is now thought
VIII hardly reach conclusion before to-mor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

How THEY DO TT IN JArAN.-Mr Jonas, m
American citizen, superintending tho great
government sheep farm In japan, who was
seriously wounded by armed burglars last
year, has been relieved from service, With fal
salary for the remaining three yearB of his en-
Sagemeut and an additional gratuIty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

TERRIFIC STORMS are reported In the French
provinces. The river Ardeche has OverfiOWed
It's banks and widely inundated the surround
1Dg plains. The river CeZe, In the department OF
Gard. has also OyertoWed It's banks The dam
age is immense. News OF further disasters Is
eXuected,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

A PRAYER WAS ANSWERED In Wednesdays s
tempest. The story Is vouched for that a Con-
necttcut woman who owns lot in the cemetery
went to the authorities the other day for leave
TO cut down tree upon IL, to make room for a
monument, but was refused She asked sec
ond time, with no better SUCCESS Then She
said that she had prayed them to grant her re
quest, put had been refused, and she should
now ask the Lord to remove the tree. 1t was
torn up by the roots In the course OF the great
storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

NEW YORK GREENBAcKKRs.-Ac call has been
made for the election OF delegates to q state
convention OF the greenback labor party Of New
York, to be held at Utica, August q, TO nominate
q governor and other state officera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

secretary SHERMAN AT NeWPOrt~
PROVIDENCE, X. l., July 21.-Secretary Sher-
man arrived at Newport from Narragansett
pier at eleven O'Clock this morning, After hay-
Ing called on Ida Lewis at Limerick lighthouse
ne Will leave for Fail River by rail at three
O'Clock, where an entertainment will be nre.
pared for him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

MRS SMITH AND BENNETT f FAsTING-Sherin
Toffey, OF Hudson county, was served yesterday
with the reprieve until August Is granted by
ID. Bennett. Mrs. Smith has been more cheer.
Iul since the reprieve was granted, but yester-
gay gay was unWell, 1t is said, on account of the
1astS she has taken. Bennett tasted all day
Friday and spent four hours in prayer.-iN. =.
World, 10th. '
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oENATok LAMAR, who has been interviewed
on on tAe CoioIed exodus, brands 1t as q specula-
i,,a uon ano la aads that II the negro population
som like the rose" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

DENNIS KEARNKYs PRESIDENTIAL BOOM.-At
secretary OF the workingmen's party OF Cali
fOfnia was instructed to send to all labor and
reform leagues and parties in the United States
copy OF the resolutions adopted, recommend
convention to nominate presidential candi-
date for the next campaign, and suggesting
Chicago as the place, and June Sd, 1850, as the
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

BADLY BEATEN.-GeOrge f. Mitchell and r.
&: Le1evie, editors OF the Albany On. W Record,
which has been exposing alleged extravagances
OF some OF the departments OF that city. were
badly beaten by rOughs Saturday night. Le-
fevre was also stabbed In the neck and head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

THE STRIKE at the mines OF the Mcintyre
Coal Co., at McInttre, Pa, is ended, all of the
miners who were not elected having gone to
ception OF about Is or 20 have left, as the COM
pany refused to employ them, and those who
are still there are leaving as fast as they can
fun time, and are fast filling up their capacity
with lew men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

THE WoMANs RIGHTs ADVOCATES of Calffor-
MIA had great treat few days ago in a we'd
ding performed in Oakland. The bride was q
female physician, DR.. Jennie Bearby Oakland:
the officiating representative OF the church was
a female paTson, the Rev. Ada c. Bowles OF
the First Univ ersaliSt Society OF San Francisco.
aDd an interesting company OF other female fol-
lowers Of the learned vocation-ply s,cIans law.
yers artists End wr1terS-were in attendance
1t was the first marriage performed by woman
on the Pacific coast. The repast that followed
the ceremony was OF q teetotal temperance
character. The groom was the county ply
SiC.an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

THE FOURTH AND LAST RACE at Saratoga Sat-
urday, one mile, for all ages, purse $500, was
taken after an exciting race by c. Reeds five
year.old Charley Graham, half q length ahead
tana hot third, and Clifton six lengths back.
Time, 1:47aI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

THE FASTEST TROTTING.-The New York Sun
says says Edwin Forrest trotted to wagon on Robert
2l5h. the fastest on record-if trOtttnp on
private track could be considered so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

tHuJno. u. Watson, Jr., died in Newport, RI,
iast FRIDAY OF lock1aw, caused by nafl piercing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

RUSSIANS COMING TO AMERICA.-The steam
ship M0sel, from Bremen, which arrived at New
gers, the most OF whom are Russians. The
Russians alone represent a capital OF over
100000 Among them are 60 families having
213 children. They are remarkably f1ne-look-
ing party,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

A JAIL ON FIRE.-At Doylestown, Pa, yes.
terday, part OF the Jail was burned. The prts-
oners, some twelve or fifteen In number, were
safely removed. The fire is thought to have
been caused by an incendiary on the outside or
by prisoner throwing lighted match from a
cell window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

C0X'S D1AMOND.-A clerk in the Office OF the
counsel said that Cox said to him on THURSDAY:
You know my shirt stud, that looks like dia.
mond WELL it is broken, and you will do me a
great favor If you will have it fixed for me. for
thlnk II adds TO my personal appearance, and
Ia like TO wear 1t at my new triaL"-[N Y Sun
NOT MURDERED.-B. f. Elliott, the missing
sewing machine agent, who was Thought to
have been murdered at Bartlett, n II, In May
last, was found alive and we'll at Bethel, Me
yesterday, by John NJ. Harding, the supposed
murderer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

tH-If poverty is d disgrace, mendcd stockings
are daTned shame.-IL.S. y. Ptcdyane.
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GLUT OF SILVER IN NEW ORLKANs-Stlver
continues TO pour into the vault OF the SUBJ
treasurer until there Is no counting IL. The
fact is the people want paper money, and abso-
lutely refuse TO handle the silver. They win
even undergo delay and disadvantage to get the
paper, and are not satisfied until the matter is
ATTENDED to- They bring their silver in TO the
amount OF g 600 or s. 600 worth every day, and
the vault is Jammed full. so rapid II the fn-
crease that the clerical force is I've days behiud
In the counting and receipting therefor. After
the money is counted the receipt is given, and
that receipt exchanged for paper money. The
remarkable point about all this is that the ma
jor part OF this ipfiux is made up OF halves,
quarters and dimes One would think small
change is al all times needed, but the readiness
OF the people to part with IL would prove the
contrary. III this sort OF thing continues
throughout tie summer there is likely 70 be a
dearth OF small change when business reviyes
In the fall.-IAen Orleans Times. yuln 15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21

TIE CANDIDATES for appointment as second
l1eutenants In the army viii not be examined
here. AS the candidates have to bear their own
expenses, boards of officers will be convened at
different convenient points to examine them In
order that their expenses may be as light as
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- THIS Ia TO GER rIFY THAT SAINT
HS John GEORGE HOSOkEN, member
Of the piscopal Saint Johns Church and a de-
scendent of Hanover, Germany, who has been living
in syduey, AustraIia, New South Wales, is living
low stranger sCens us, and saw great token in
the starry night in Austraiis, in the yeaT OF our
Lord 1874 and before u any days we Will have
ttorm SAINT JOHN GEORGE HOBOKEN,
n2I2ts HerGdon, Fairfax County, Va
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I@ TION.-Tbe sixth aGrua; meeting OF the
.NetropoIten' viii be reid on MONDAY, 11st inst
S I'm. at the Office Of JAMES FRASER No. CIT q ct
NV The Secretary will presaIs his annual report !;
officers for the ensuing year will be elected, and
seDersl business transacted
WI HENRY BROWN, President.
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~A Wholesale In Washington by HTOTT l.
CROMWELL, 4S0 Pennsylvania ave. NV. m31-3m
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The Americana at Wimbledon

In the coo yards range at Wimbledon In shoot
ing for the Albert prize, Lieut.. Colonel Fenton,
OF Lancashire, scored "a and Milton Farrow,
the American, 80. Taking the result OF the 200
and Coo yard rans es together, Farrow and Fen
ton are tied, heading the other competitors by
one point. The result now depends on the
the American, made 33 points at the 6OO-yard
range,
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-14
sNOL VINO. IS

W wilmington STAR OUTLINES OF AUGUST
18TH. The loss BY the Serajivo confagration
Is estimated at one hundred million norins
Provisions from military stores have been
served to the people - The ex khedive
appears inclined to reside al Naples the
Italian government will assign a favorite
palace to hlm.-One Morzam, a banker,
and naturalized American citizen, shot and
killed Dahan Pasha the confidential agent
OF the ex-khedive, at Alexandria - The
German Government Is making careful in
qulry III view of decision a; TO a return 10
the bimetallic standard - Twenty-nine
new cases of fever at Memphis and five
deaths: two cases reported eighteen miles
from Memphis - Boynton and Webb are
to swim twenty miles for 81 900 - Ed
win Forrest made the fastest mile that was
ever trotted IN the world on the 9th, near
Tarrytown; time, 2:ll4. - DR.. Law
renee Mcmahon has been consecrated Roman
Catholic Bishop of Hartford, Conn. dio-
cese; one hundred and fifty Priests present
and many Bishops. - Favorable re. .'orts
concerning the tobacco crop III this State
the business at Durham to be greatly en-
larged. - B. I. Babbett, the soap manu-
facturer, has been sued by the Governments
for $3.50, 900, income tax deficiency
Austrian and Swiss railways to be connected
by tunnel. - Lord Dutferin to succeed
Minister Iayard at Constantlnople. - An
overflow of the river Mersey caused great
damage to crops in portions Of England, and
some loss of life - 4 destructive tornado
reported in New Brunswick, attended with
loss of life and great damage to property.
- Great disorder prevails in Hayti; the
revolutionary army is marching on the city
at Port t-au- Prince. - Thirty four cases Of
yellow fever in all were reported Yesterday at
Memphis; meeting was called to discuss
the proprety Of closing the churches and
dlscouraging assemblage> of all kinds during
the prevalence of the fever. - New York
markets: Money active at 3(a7 per cent,
closing at per cent; cotton quiet at IL t(0
III cents; southern -four quiet and weak at
81 5O(o5 %; wheat opened ia lc. lower and
closed quiet and rather more steady; ungra-
ded winter red 91!c(oSl OS3 corn dull,
graded 4i3(04 46i cents: spirits turpentlne
quiet and steady at 2G2 cents; rosln dull at
81 21@Gul 80.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-14

1.-THE fairest of the fair are sojourniny
in Asheville and vicinity this summer, and
Raleigh 5 contribution is among the very
farest. All are now having splendid time
4sherWe Citizen.
Confound your cuticle maybe you think
you can tantaize folks; but bless your eyes,
there's lots more o the same sort staying
quietly at home; like faithful former edi-
tor of the Citizen whose modesty forbids
more particular mention.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-14

CHARLOTTE OBSERVER CHIPs-Oscar c.
Odell and {. ID. Cresswel have taken Dallas
High School, and the Mcthodists are having
big revival IN the same town. The
vote on the stock law in Rowan county show
ed that Locke, Atwcl Mt. t Iia. and part
OF Scotch Irish township, being one-third Of
the county, adopt the law. In ;he rest of
the county it was defeated. "A Mrs.
Crawley, living near Beaver Dam, was struck
by lightning this evening and instantly killed,
She was sitting near the fireplace, and the
fluid passed down the chimney, tearing it to
pieces and killing her ~ turnpike is to
be built from Morganton to Bakersyillc. -
Statesville voted last Thursday on a PROPOSE
ton to subscribe $4,000 in bonds to the
proposed Statesvile 4 Taylorsylle Railroad,
and the proposition was carried almost unan-
imously. Miss Sallie Scar. daughter Of
DR. +. Scarr Of this city. has returned from
the North, having almost fully recovered her
voice She had not been able to speak above
a whisper since childhood, and had been re-
Gently IN momentary danger Of death from
suffocatlon. The secret Of her affection was
discovered by an eminent physician Of New
ork and by skilful operation he has re-
lleved her OF all trouble and danger
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-14
Personal. Rev. DR.. Skinner arrived on

PERsoNAL-Rev DIR. Skinner arrived on
Friday, was warmly welcomed, preached on
Sunday to large congregation, and now re-
turns to Georgia to arrange his affairs -
Bishop Lyman and Bishop Weightman both
preached in Ashevile on Sunday of last
week. Mr.. Peterson Dunn, Of this coun-
tv, raised IA bushels Of wheat on four
acres. Prof W. 7. r. Bell, of Kings
Mountain, was chosen President; John K.
Dixon, of Greene, Associate P, of the
State Council, F. of T., says the Kinston
Journal R. Y. McAden, Esq, bought 4
tirst-mortgage bonds of the W. n. {. r. r.,
at public auction for lO5! cash recently.