Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-10

Chief's 1so Cheyenne warriors In Indian Terri
tory, the shoshones, Bannocks, Tendoy's mixed
body and Moses 1.6oO armed warriors, with
other oregon and Washington Indians.
TIE VANDERBILT FAMILY ssrrLrNENr.-a
special dispatch TO The Philadelphia Press from
New York, April s, says:-The yandeIbilts seem
very anxious that the recent family settlement
shall not be called by its right name Cornelius
j. writes TO the Tribune, denying that there has
been any compromise, and submits as evidence
two letteis-one written by him TO William H :,
and the other being William H. g reply Corne-
Illus, In bis letter, says: " The surrogate having
decided the VIII case in your favor. I have
directed my counsel to discontinue the two
actions I have brought against you Let me
assure you that, Ia my own behalf, I now ten.
der you the olive branch In sincere good faith.
ard with an earnest desire and Determination
to do all In my power to rivet more firmly, as
tlme progresses, the bonds OF brotheriy love
and family fellowship" Wm. HIS reply fs
equally touching. bat the Tribune does not alter
us. view OF tie compromise, especially as they
90 not dispute the details OF 1t.
MR.. HENDRICKS INTERvrEwEp.-He VIII yoe
AZ" 5or Vice President dsain-The New York
bortd publishes report OF an interview with
eN-GoV. Hendricks, at Fort Wayne, Ind a few
Ing the opinion that the differences In the 6en1o
craIlc party upon financial questions are leSs
threatening than at one time they appeared.
furnished directly from the national treasury n r
through the medium OF the national banks. Mr..
HenoflcEs thinks Is one OF expediency which
on that account He thinks treasurynofes should
Oe substituted for national bank notes as RAPIDLY
49, aS Snelr charters expire. Mr.. Hendricks ex-
presses the opinion that the Question of COM
lng prominence is that OF Capitalization az
opposed 70 the constitutional rights OF All the
crats , Tu M snaI Ia the contest OF 1sSo the demo-
OF tDe constitutional rights OF the states hut nof
as opposed to the constitutional powers of fhe
geneIaI government. Mr.. Hendricks declined
very positively to say anything whatever ahont
MI. I1lden, but announced his determination on
no account TO accept again the second place on
apresidentlal ticket. Mr.. Hendricks is further
or Congress that there should be no test oafb
Ior jurors, and he does not see on what ground
me me iIesldent can exercise the veto or, upon
@ 5ne other hand II with deliberate consideration
congress shall decide to withdraw federal con-
trol ana interference with state elections. there
is 10 tnat no ground for veto IL is Certainly
hs snks very clear that II is no ground for the
Is sa'tacneo 10 appropriation bills.
NINE. BoNApARTE's wuL.-The win or MN.
EIzaoeth Patterson -BOnaparte, on file fn tina
on1ce OF the Register Of Wills, In Baitimore
CITY, Is dated september 2, ISL, to which q
teStator devises all her real and personal estate
equally to her gTandSons, jerome Napoie0n
ara joseph Bonaparte, who are also made her
executors. The real estate is devised for life To
her grandsons and afterward TO their chfiiren-
In the event OF the death OF either 0randson
Mllnout issue the real estate is to revert to the
She oeQueaths TO her grandson, Charles Jo-
seph Bonaparte, all her furniture silver nlafe.
books, clothes and house linen and also ali her
leWeHy then IL Is TO preserved for his Sie-
cendants. Also to "Charles Joseph ali hisfor1es
OF lI my nie written bY myself all my diaries, nv
me from from various correspondents and All
manuscripts whatsoever belonging TO me- aAiso
ane @ portraits @ OF King Jerome, his srandfather,
OF canvass, painted by Stuart; the cabinet nor
tralt OF myself, painted at Geneva by Nasa0t
aEo also the portrait made OF me by Kinson.5
Ihere was no legacy for any other person.
MORE TROUBLE FOR "BrRpn BrLLr-M.
McAdam. In the marine court, YESTERDAY. FOR
an attachment against the property OF Birdie
BEL" otherw1se known as Mrs Barrett, who
than, in the rooms Of Alice HarTisoS' az Mae fse
Coeman house. Merriam claims that fhe
woman owes him s343 for various articles sold
1875. Among tie articles enumerated are stock.
frea g Pc plain and pink at prices
$l6 per yard, and various other ARTICLES ri;
equally eXtrayagant prices. The afidayIt als0
sets lorth that the woman is keeping herself
concealed with intent to defraud her creditorx
and to avoid service OF process The prayer Tor
an attachmenI was granted-GN Y. Tmes, Stk
CHICAGO METEoR.-Duringa q thunder storm
IN Snicago; Tuesday evening meteor. which
looked while In the air about foot IN diame-
ing into many pieces Just before striEipS. Il
was white with heat, and the fra9monta
resembied clfnkers. The wire OF q telephono
Side was struck by tightening about the same
time, and the electric fluid, entering the ofYiCe1
played havoc with the furniture.
No FUNDS 10 PAY LsGIsI.AroRs.-The Peters
burg Index publishes q letter from RICHMOND.
s1a;. va, stating thaf there Is not dollar IN the
the House OF delegates who did not anticipate
the str1Dgency OF the financial affairs and draV
tnelr IN ELISA salary sooner are waiting for some money
their warrants honored and return TO the
bosoms OF their families. From present pros-
poets they win be money bound for some time.
ANOTHER BYRON sroRY.-Mrs. Morren wasan
Irish lady lately deceased. who, In her youth,
Lady Byron, after many quarTels with her hus-
band, returned to her fathers house. Those
qoarels ended one PC morning at breakfast when
brought matters TO crisis by asking pofntedly,
Byron, am In your way?" Byron, leaning
against the mantelpiece, answered savagely,
"IeS, damnablyT' Lady Byron Immediately
left the room, and soon after the house. She
never saw her husband again, and ssdamnably''
was the last word from his lips which fell upon
her ear.
CONGRESSMAN O'RKIILYs SEAT-Judye GIL
bert, ia the special term OF the supreme court,
the stay Of proceedings pending appeal which
was granted last Monday by Judge Donohuein
the case OF mandamus issued by Judge Gilbert
10 compel the Brooklyn common council to
order special election fn the aldermanic dis
tlfct represented by Congressman O'Reiily,
whose seat was vacated, It is claimed, by his
election to CongreSS.-tE Y. World, 1tA.
In THE CRlCKKN FIGHT at Norfolk, Va YES
terday, Pennsylvania won four lights and vir-
ginia thee, closing the contest Of 10 nights.
Pennsylvania won l2 and Virginia 10
THE LARGEST infant at birth OF which there
is any authenticated record was born fu Ohio
on the 18th OF last January. The new born
boy was twenty three and three-quarter pounds
In weight uhe ordinary we ght being about six
pounds), and thirty inches in height lthe ordin-
ary height being about twenty inches). The
OF the head was nineteen fuch0a
and the foot was i've and half inches In
length. Six years ago the same woman BECAME
The mother OF child eighteen pounds In TeiehS
and twenty four inches In height The size ana
weight cf the babe, though extraordinary. are
propoTtionate to the size OF the parente The
mother, Mrs. M. V. Bates, OF Nova Scotia, "a