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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

BALTIMORE. August 4-virg1nia SKIES, de-
fer1eo. 6A do conaols 574 do. second series, 291
bid to day sugar stesdyNx "A soft scfs, Sc sS.Sx '0'
BALT1MORE: August 4.-Ootton duh and heavy
middhng. 1l1. Flour dull md weak-Hovard street
extra. A2.A g do: BIO brands. 606ae s: PstspscS
family. 616. Wheat. southern lower. dull and weak
amber. looaI05; No. Maryland. LOOK; ho.
STssteII ~ Tiptss e. Tea; spot and AnETst, LSssl0ek;
southern lower and firm, With Gst receipts: weStern
q1iet and steady-ssouthern white So; do. yellow.
ssI,smbss ss nsSesr2 M'zsa sRst ana AIeu. a.s44
Oats active and saesdy-southern, Sssz0; Vesisrn m
g; Rye aIiet, sess& Hay stssay@ps5ms 70 c6oics
.tsady-mess port. ioa5 Bun mssssioocs aSoIl.
E:SSpH 5I.s Hahoaldsrs. g Ss:s nS ads:. Hams.
western ss :c7s io,i1 % fsSs fsse
sae-Ro csTsoss s14S %hi.e sss:dy GGHss fS1f
sctive and higher for grsin-cotton. 6S2d- :; dour,
sls70S; corn. % GOO; oats. 800 Shipmeni.-whsst
267 400; oorn 79,76O. Sales-wheat S97, 800; corn
NEW YORK. August 4-stocks firm. Money, 8
a3H Exchange. long. 4S2A; short, 4Ssk. Govern
NEW YORK, August 4-Four dull Wheat
fairly active. Corn quiet
-, LQHDON Augnst A.To,day being a holiday Of
closed and there viii be no quotations Of prices
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
Inc fouowlng quotations were current in New
@ York foday at p. m, - reported by Lewis John.
o. 9; per cents. l02; do: ~ Per eeuta, 1885,
.; Of Q; S6S,s. s6h; Erie. 27,s; Gichigan Gentri.
ssS; Lake as. SHORE; s2A; ,Northyss 75x; do. pre-
Issasa prefea.eS s5E 1Ws1nd W.5s issH Psr o.
". q. telegraph. S9x; Pacific Mail. l4x.
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AT THE ELECTION IN KENTUCKY to-day seven
state Officers will be chosen to serve four wears
nineteen state senators to serve four years
and the full house OF representatives OF one
hundred members, to serve two years. The
people are also to express their sense upon the
propriety OF calling convention to revise the
constitution OF the state. Upon this question
majority OF all the qualifled voters OF the state
is necessary to carry 1t, SO that every voter
who does not vote upon It will be counted
against revision. For state Officers there are
three tickets In the field, headed for governor
as follows Democratic, DR.. Luke 2. Blackburn:
Iepuoncan, waiter Evans; greenback, James
Stewart. at the congressional election last
year the vote OF Kentucky stood: Democrats.
s6,525; republicans, 47,l73; greenback and scat
tertng, &c 29S
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Rev. w. HI. HI. Murray, i'm Trouble.
HIS FARM AND STOCK ATTACHED FOR DEBT.

MS rAnA AMI s1OCk ATTACHED FOR DEBT.
The serious financial embarrassment OF the
Rev. w. 81. II. Murray became generally known
in New Haven, last Friday. Thomas 81. Rmer-
son, OF Boston, had held Mr.. Murray 8 nooc FOR
aRS S6 CHEEK ausy Ts snsSs sSs e
protested. At the instance OF the holder Of tno
note, who had become aware that other ncces
OF MI Murray had gone 20 protest, Deputy
In Gu1lford on wednesday. Mr. Murray Va
not at home. he found the farm heavily mort
gagged, and was told that about ten days AGO
deputy sherfn OF Guiiford had attached Two
colts, some oxen anE wagon TO satisfy a debc
which Mr.. Murray owed d. B. Crittenden. q
reed dealer In New Haven. After some search
Tor other property Catlin found five handsome
and spirited stations. He then visited one or
Two other farms In the hills In which Mr.. Nur--
ray was interested, and seized six or eight fine
colts. Returning TO the farm he tried TO get
for Mr.. Murrays superintendent had sold It for
$50. Forty tons OF hay, however, were taken
possession OF: Coming back TO New Haven the
deputy sherln next attached Mr.. Murrays stock
which amouutS to $4,000. But this attachment
VIII not avail anything, as the stock was re-
Gently given as collateral security for loan TO
MI. Murray, and was subsequently attached by
Boston creditors. For several weeks Mr. Muir.
ray has been absent from home, and his wife,
who remains there, says that he Is in the Adir-
se 70 what Of
BOARD company, says that continued mn SsS
trouble induced Mr. Murray to 60 thel foe
rest Ii is said that he lost much mon IN
connection with the Golden Rule, his lOston
publication.
The Springfield Republican, says: The WORT
feature OF the case is, however, that the Gull
ford scandal mongers have been for a FEW
weeks reporting all sorts OF stories affecting Mr.
Murray s moral character, and newspapers have
even gone so far as TO give currency TO rumors
mat ne has run away with his amanuensiS
This ridiculous story Is OF course Indignantly
denied by Mr.. Murray's friends who say thai
as soon as he can be Informed of them. the local
retailers OF the lies will be made to sufYer for
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

THE LARGEST NUMBER oE ExouRsroNysrs
ever in Lohg Branch, n, j., was there yester-
day: Last evening the steamer was danger.
York, large number refusing ia 90 on her IN
account OF overcrowding. Throughout the day
T. lager peer ana other liquors were openly sold.
daS. liquor war against the Lelands OF the
sts; Leland were arrested again on Saturday
ano gave $500 additional bail for violating the
ncense law by selling outside OF their hotel II
Is said that fresh complaints viii be MADE
against them to-day for the open Violation OF
the Sunday law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

THE STRIKING SPINNKRs at FAN River Mass.
report the receipt OF 1864 Saturday, together
with notice that $500 more had been collected
for them. 1t is reported that the spinners have
agreed not to furnish bail for strikers arrested
for intimidation, and also to petition the second
nahos In the mills to quit work. 1t is said that
"a second hands In the city have expressed q
Willingness to quit. A mass meeting Will be
held to express Indignation at Mayor Lindsays
action In interviewing Gov. Talbot. The Hon
John TarbOX and Charles E. Ltchman are ex.
pected to address the meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

TEXAS PACIFIC RAIRoAD-EN-Isov. Brown
and Vice President +. S. Bond and General
railroad, have arrived Ia St Louis from Texas
on their way east to attend the annual meeting
OF the stockholders in Philadelphia. They say
Fnat we Wor1h nd Is oehg peyona
Weatberford by October. The country already
penetrated by this road VIII produce a quarter
which will lind its way north and east via ST
Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

MORE DROWNED MEN.-Chas. Nicholson, is
years OF age, was drowned in the Hudson at
Melton, N: T., yesterday, while bathing. ..
AT Petersburg, Va, Saturday, Charles Hogan,
machine, fell overheard and was Drowned
80. AT Norfolk, Va, Saturday. colored man
named Henry White was drowned while at
and Edward Ryan, dock hands, had dpht at
Chicago Saturday, and, tumbling into the river,
were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

ANOTHER GOOD SWIMMER DROwNKD-Chas
fr!ne, aged 70 years, OF Lake street, west HO-
Doken, N. j., was drowned while bathing In
'front.' OF Mrs. Scotts cottage, north of the Brigh-
ton Hotel, Long Branch, at O'Clock yesterday
his betrOthed, and she, with several other ladies'.
were looking at his excellent swimming, when
ne suddenly threw up his arms and Shouted
"help' and sank. HIS body had not been re-
grapher, In the employment of Schumacher a.
Ellinger, corner OF Mott and Bleecker streets.
New York
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lECEND1ARIsM IN dispatch from
Frederick, Mo-, to the Baltimore Sun, says con-
last night by the burning OF a large and splen-
did stone barn few miles west Of Frederick,
the property Of Mr.. Solomon J. Zimmerman, q
tirely destroyed, with its contents, Consisting
OF six or seven hundred bushels of wheat, about
twenty five tons OF prime hay, wheat drill, fan
and other farming Implements The total loss
Will probably reach S., 600. 1t was undoubtedly
the work OF an incendiary, inasmuch as Mr.
zimmerman has lately received several let
tiers from an anonymous source threatening the
obstruction OF his property. Every effort Will
be made by the incenSed farmers to secure the
arrest OF the perpetrators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

U"Fallacious" is probably the most thread.
bare WORD IN college, graduation orations.
1The Chicago Journal thinks that tbts 10
the kind OF weather to can for winter nse .''S 10
0Mrs: Mary McDermott, OF Hempstaad r
l., Ieu out OF window OF her reSfdence on
THURSDAY, and received injuries from which she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

MAD WITH GRIEF.-A Pittsburg exchange
says-The grief OF John Daily, the husband OF
the woman who was drowned in the flood OF
saturday. Is said to be terrible. he was at
Coulterville when his wife was drowned, and
knew nothing OF the occurrence until he reached
Guf1y station, near the scene OF her death.
When aneighDor broke the news to him Daily
at once jumped into the water and commenced
to search for the remains. His reason is said to
be dethroned by his grief, and he has tried to
kill himself several times, drinks constantly
and raves day and night. He does not want to
have the body recovered now, and threatens to
Kill his three children, the fruits Of former
marriage. His grief is heightened by the fact
that family jar occurred prior to his departure
from home. Mrs. Daily had only been married
about year before her death, and is said TO
have been an exemplary woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

EX-SENATOR DORSEY was sitting in front OF
the Grand Central Hotel, at Denver, Col, sat
urday, when Col. Curry, OF Mempt,E, an
before by ISLANDERS interfered. 1t is said that
the trouble grew out OF disagreement concern
ing federal appointments in Arkansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

THERE WAS REMARKABLE SUNDAY SERVICE
IN front OF the Ocean Hotel, Long Branch, at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The Rev. William
p: Corbett, the Methodist Episcopal minister
who attended the morning Service In ocean
Grove, had arranged to preach to the guests
and Sunday excursionists at the Branch at that
hour. After the singing OF ''Old Hundred, !" the
Rev. Mr.. Corbett offered prayer "for the rich
and the poor-the Jew and the Gentle 4" closing
with the hope that Eat the end OF earthly life
we may be swung over Jordan on the dOwny
wing OF an angel Into everlasting bliss" The
congregation then sang "An hail the power of
Jesus name" The preacher then spoke from
the text tot Of Acts, chapter, IS and 80 and part
OF the 4Oth verse. During the servDe the con-
spectful attention. The service closed with
prayer and benedfctfon about 6 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

KILLED BY FAILING ACROSS HIS SCyrHg.
peculiar and fatal accident occurred In Graz.
ton, near Troy, N. ", last Thursday Afternoon.
AS William Jacobs. rs years old, WAS moving n
meadow, he suddenly disturbed nest OF hor.
his foot was caught Ia the gras and he f0i7
across the sharp edge OF the scythe, receiving
such terrible cut In the right leg that be blod
summoned. he leaves wife and two childre0
C., was kicked to death by horse, Ffidsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

BAD FOR De LEssEPS.-The London Observer.
IN its financial article, announces that In France
the shares In the LeSSeps' Panama canal scheme
are at two francs discount, and remarks that
there is not likely to be any demand for them In
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

THE STEAMER VEGA, with the Arctic explorer
Nordensklold on board, has been freed from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

EH-In fight In Providence, r. l.. last night
two Italians fatally stabbed John Green and
Knocked Peter Drum out OF his senses with a
slung shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

TENNESSEE ELKCTION.-On Thursday next
the people of Tennessee are 70 vote mon the
acceptance OF proposed compromise OF the
DOnde0 ueDt OF that state. The proposed settle
ment is, IN 0rief. the payment OF so cents on TIE
dollar by bonds bearing per cent tnfarest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

SICKNESS IN THE SOUTHWEST AND MExtco-
reports OF cholera prevailing In Monterey.
Mexico, with the death rate 100 per day, are
causing uneaainess at San Antonio, Texas The
smallpox, which prevails at San Antonio now
was brought from Mexico, and 1t was impossi-
bic to quarantine IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

THE ORDER detailing Surgeon w. K. Schof1eld
for inspection duty at Matanzas Cuba, under
the national board OF health has been revoked.
ana Medical Inspector Somerset Robinson Or
dered there In his place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

THE SEvENTY-FIvE-HOUR WALKING MArcu O,
Chicago closed at IL O'Clock SATURDAY. ni~ht
Dobler completed 225 miles, Guyon $50, and fSier
1863 miles A As'Ni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

A DOUBLE EXECUTION is expected to take
petition for the Communication OF the sentences
OF the convicted burglars, Alex. Bradwell
white, and Tom RosebOro, colored, was sent TO
Gov. Jarvis three weeks ago. and he has stfil
manifested no purpose TO act favorably upon n
The Governors wel1-known habit OF allowing
the law TO take It's course gives but little hone
TO the prisoners and their friends for apy IA
vorable action on the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

FIRE IN unsatisfactory morning a fire
was discovered in the Swanton stable. at Houl.
ton, Me-, but the town is without fire DEPART
ment and possesses very poor facilities for ex-
ungulshlng fires. The old dilapidated hand
engine was brought out, but did no good, and
bucket brigades were formed. In three hours
- 10 buildings were burned. The total loss Is
$25, GOO, and insurance $12 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

THE RECEPTION TO EX-PREsIDENT GRANT in
Toxic, Japan, is unprecedented In japanese
history. In addition to demonstrations by the
government, citizens have given entertainments
on sumptuous scale. Every day and night
there nave been fresh novelties for his diver
sion. Gen. Grant had an audience with the
Emperor on July 4, his Majesty alluding happily
harmony is caused by the demeanor Of the
English officers, who persistenly keep aloof
from Gen. Grant, and decline to give salutes
or recognition. 1t Is not clearly understood
whether or not this is in consequence Of orders
from home. There is much comment there
upon, and 1t is distinctly knowh that Gen.
Grant Is keenly sensitive to Sights. Gen.
for Yezo. He will start for America the last
week In August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

al any man has two dozen lager beer kegs
and some old chains he can make firsI ciaSs
Eea serpent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

WHEELING, August A IRE broke out at
Volcano, town OF 2,009 Inhabitants, In Wood
county, In this state, early this morning, and Is
still raging nercely. Half the town Is now In
ashes, and 1t Is probable the flames will not be
feed upon. At the present writing all the
stores hotels, warehouses, the telegraph office
and the depot are destroyed. AS every house
in the town is built OF wood. 1t Is almost certain
that the entire town will be consumed. It is
estimated here that the loss will reach fully
S10G, 600, probably more. The fire is supposed to
Oe the work of an fncendfary
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kilograms to The Star.
GREAT STORM IN ENGLAND.
A WEST VIRGINIA TOWN BURNED.
NORTHEAST PASSAGE.
END OF THE ZUZU WAR.
King Cetywayo a Fugitive.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

"A
Great Storm I'm ENGLAND.
LONDON, August "A storm Of extraordinary
severity In the valley OF the Thames and other
parts OF England Saturday night caused I'M
age by rain, hail. and inundation will be IRE
parable this season. The loss OF live stock is
serious.
The Northeast Passage Accom-
LONDON, August IA dispatch from Berlin to
the Standard confirms the report received at
Stockholm that Prof. Nordensk1old having got
clear Of the. ice has passed Behring strait, thus
accomplishing the northeast passage.
King CetyWayO a Fugitive.
dispatch to the Times from Port Durnford,
dated July l3, says: King Cetywayo when leav-
Ing the battle field OF Uiundi told hfs chiefs to
look to their own safety and TO seek terms of
peace as best they could. His army is broken
up, the nation Is dispersed and the king is
fugitive. Zululand will probably be divided
under the rule of an independent noble. Getty
wayo'S brother Oham will receive hts own terri.
tory under this arrangement.
Bad Prospect Ahead for Zulu Land.
LONDON, Aug. "A dispatch TO the daily
Telegraph from Cape Town says: Chief Morosi
has submitted. The present trouble with the
BasutOs, therefore, is settled. but much dscon.
tent still exists 1t is feared that there Will be
severe famine next year In Zululand, as it is
now seed time and no land is being sown, while
much seed has been destroyed and many cattle
hBve been seized. Rumors are rife of fmpend-
ing troubles ia the Transvaal 1t Is feared that
II the colonial ministers take energetic meas
ures with regard to that province, an immedi-
ate disturbance will ensue. The announcement
OF the dispatch OF troops and the approaching
visit OF Sir Garnet Wolsley, has probably dis
qufeted the Beers.
More About the Great Storm.
the severest storm known here for many
years ragged In various parts OF England and
especially In the valley OF the Thames, on Sat
uTday night. The storm was attended by q
fall OF hail stones, some OF which were i've
In places Immediately araund London amounts
to thousands OF pounds sterling. In
great prrt OF Bedfordshire the hay
many cattle have been drowned. Newmarket
and the DeighbOrhoCd are flooded. The rain
fall In Buckinghamshire Is estimated at seven
ty tons per acre. Damages by floods and light.
fOlk, GuilfOrd, leicester Bath and Monmouth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

ADJCTANT GENERAL TOWNSEND returned to
the city to-day and resumed his duties at the
War department. Assistant Adjutant General
Drum LEFT this morning for Fortress Monroe
with his family. He will be absent most of the
present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-04

At no time in the history
lof medicine has an article
appeared which has net
with greater approval and
success than Bensou's
Cspcine Plaster. Why
they are preferred to all
other porous plasters, is
lowing to their improved
composition; they act in
IstantsneOusiy, cure speed
lily and effectually.
Physicians and the 9en-
leral public who acknow-
ledge the great benefits
derived from the use of
the ordinary porous plAs-
ter, however, ma ntain
that their act,on Is not
sufficiently prompt, re-
Iquiring time, patience,
and continuous wear to
effect o cure. Benson's
Capcine Plaster over
comes this difficulty by
accomplishing In q few
hours that which 1t takes
any other plaster a. many
days.
Although q recent in
ventiou, Benson's Cap
cine Porous Plaster las
been thoroughly tested
by physicians, and have
been pronou need the
most thoroughly effica-
cious plaster ever de-
vised.
Its marvellous influence
over the circulation, and
general effect ON the sys-
tenn is almost incredible :;
from the moment OF its
application to the affected
part, it operates with as
tonishlng yigor brings
relief and cures more ef-
3 fectually than any known
Plaster, Liniment or Com.
pound
When you desire prompt
relief, ask your Druggist
for 6enson's OSpcine
Plaster. Avoid worthless
lplAstera having Q similar
sounding name. Each
genuine plaster has the
word Cepcine spelled
lOA-PQ-I-N-E.
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VICTORY FOR ANOTHER AMERICAN HoRsE.-Oa
SATURDAY, July l9, the American bred bay horse
Bay Final won the Open Military welter Handi-
cap, aoout one mile and half, at Aldershot.
lR. L. } his owner, and carried l52 pounds. Bay
Final was sent TO England by Mr. SANFORD
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the Rev. w. 81. II. Murray came to this CITY and
crossed the lake to Plattsburg. While there his
yacht here was attached for debt, and In re-
sponse to dispatch word came from Platts.
burg that Murray had gone to Chicago. His
female secretary, who accompanied him to
flattsburg, has returned here and attended to
legal matters.
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PERsONAI.-Gen. Myer, OF the Signal Service
accompanied by his family, arrived at New York
from Europe yesterday.
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CHEERS that WERE WELL WoN.-The by
SANDERS cheered Policeman Howard, of East
New YORK, on Thursday evening, as he ran
upon the track In front of an approaching
Atlantic Avenue train, and snatched ten.
year Old girl from the rails. The engineer had
reached the spot where the frightened girl WAS
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