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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Munfftcent Contributions 60 thc
lHiSh

! DUBLIN, March I0.-The Mansion House relief
committee says: Muniflcent contributions con-
tinue to flow in. There was received yesterday
the sum OF f2000 from Brisbane, el 800 from
Adelaide, and fl 900 from Sidney, Australia;
E300 from Nelson, New zealand, and COCO from
LaunceSton. Had IL not been for the Australian
contributions the operations OF the committee
would have long since ceased. The sum of ei0a
has been received nom the Bishop OF Ottawa,
from wilmington. North Carolina: and eli from
East Palestine, Ohio. letter has been re-
ceived from the Irish relief committee OF London,
Ontario. advising the dispatch OF provisions
thence to Liverpool. A letter has been received
from DR.. George ii. Hepworth. one OF the men,
bers OF the committee appointed for the diStribu-
ton OF the New York Herald relief fund, 10 which
reply was sent that any Information, assist
aDce. or cooperation which can be given to the
Herald committee, shall be given most willing
ly and cordially. The letter says: To cooper
ate with the Herald committee will be equally
pleasure and duty. But large as is the sum
subscribed by the various funds there is too
much reason to fear that IL will be all too little
TO meet the urgent necessities OF the case. There
is, therefore, all the more need for rigid econo-
my and careful administration. The committee
thoroughly realizes the dangers OF administer
ing funds subscribed for the same object
through various organizations No matter
what precaution may be taken, such system
cannot but result In a certain amount OF inc
quality of distribution, OF waste. and probably
Generalization. The committee will be most
desirous at all times 10 co-operateIwtth the Her.
dld committee and other ganzations in order
W leuucS lnese unaNoludeie evils 10 une lIlnl-
mum. The committee has great reason to fear
that the deStitution is likely to increase, The
appearances OF former famines have shown that
the time of the worst trial Is usually in the
months Of May, June, July, ana part of August.
The committee has. therefore, long and heavy
labor before it which must tax all its pow
ers to the uttermost." The letter is signed by
Right Hon. E. Dwyer Gray, Lord Mayor OF Dub
lin. One hundred and fifteen grants were made
yesterday. This is the largest number that
has been made in one day. The subscriptions
now reach the sum of e1O9,G0O Of which e54, 900
is In hand.
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WHO Owns THE 80 PIRATES OF PENzANCE?"-A
flood Of kilograms poured into the Capitol to-
day from the agents OF Messrs. Gilbert and Sui
livan and Others, who have just ascertained
that on the I'd day of February last Mr. John
John Stetson, of Boston, took out copy
right of the composition entitled 1.-The Pi-
rates OF Penzance." Spofford, the Librarian OF
Congress, states that no effort whatever has
been made on behalf of Gilbert and sullivan
to copyright their work here, although they
The librarian has no right to refuse copy
right to any person who seeks to copyright
new work, and Mr.. Stetsons papers
received to-day indicate that Gilbert and Sulli-
vans agents are badly scared about the matter
1t is supposed that attempts will be made to
stop the production Of the piece by suits at
common law, but the impression exists here
that any manager who chooses can now bring
out the PIRATES. Wash. Special ". z. Times.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA BRIBERY
CASES.

TEOCtGU1HSS III Etdff1SDNfS IO-Udys
HARRISBURG, March l0.-The court met at Q
O'Clock this morning: Application was made
by counsel for Chas. Long for continuance OF
his case, alleging sickness and weakness Of mind
as cause. Judge Pearson said he had not in
tended to continue any of these cases, but as
court. The trial of Emile j. Petron for corrupt
solicitation was then resumed After introduce
ing testimony to prove that Petron had prom
ised "to make 1t interesting" for members OF the
legislature to support the riot bill the common
wealth closed its case. The defense opened. and
Petron testified in his own behalf The court
then adjourned until this afternoon.
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SITUATION IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Proclamation Of Mayor Kalloch.
THE ENGLISH EXCITEMENT
Replies to Lord BeaconsfTeld.
PENNSYLVANIA BRIBERY CASES.
AN ALLEGED POST OFFICE DE-
EALCATION.
Arrest of Postmaster BigelOyv of An

ANNAPOLIS, MD = May 10.-Special Agent VIM.
7. Henderson to-day arrested Postmaster W. o.
Bigelow. charging him with the robbery of the
post Office on the morning on March lst. On
that day the back door OF the Office was found
of s., 900 worth of postage stamps. Special Agent
Henderson was Immediately put to work, and
to-day his Investigations ended in the arrest OF
Major Bigelow. The major affirms his inno-
cence Of the matter. He will be taken to Bal
timore this afternoon. He has considerable
property here, and has many friends He came
here during the war. being an officer OF the fed
eral army. He married here, and has large
family. The office was turned over to the bonds
men of Major Bigelow, who in turn have put
the Office in care of Grafton Munroe, assistant
noStmaSter
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Fatal Roller Explosion.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 10.-The boiler In the
two story grist mill OF Solomon Zeigler at
Brotherton, opposite st. Charles, No., on the
Missouri river, exploded with terrific force yes
terday morning, and tore the old mill to atoms
Simon Zeigler, the proprietors son, who acted
as engineer, was killed out right, and a colored
boy named Williams, the fireman, was so badly
injured that he died an hour after the accident
which was caused by lack OF water in the
hnilpr
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MR.. PARNELL telegraphs from Montreal that
in consequence Of the dissolution Of Parliament
he has determined to return to Ireland on
Thursday. Before leaving New York, however.
he win arrange for the formation OF an Irish
land league in the United States.
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Hon. ISAAC w. HAYNE. prior to the war attor-
ney-general OF South Carolina, and grandson of
Isaac Hayne, who was executed for treason"
by the British during the occupation OF Charles
ton In the revolutionary war, died on Monday.
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District Government Affairs.

District commissioner Morgan Is still at his
home III with rheumatism, but was somewhat
The subcommittee Of the House District com.
mittee to investigate the District drawback
office have not put In an appearance at the
Columbian building since Saturday.
The annual inspection OF summer uniforms of
the police, by Captain and Inspector C. r. Ver-
non, just concluded, shows that there will be
required Us new pants, 50 white vests, 103 sack
coats or blouses, and 81 frock coats.
REDUCING THE RECEIPTS.
The total receipts for special assessments in
cash yesterday was $34.40. Amount rendered in
with the order issued by the Commissioners In
pursuance OF the resolution of Congress- S517.21.
The contrast between the daily receipts before
the resolution was adopted is quite striking
Then the daily receipts In money and drawback
certificates amounted to thousands OF dollars,
Whether this interruption in the receipts will
prove permanent remains to be seen.
TIE LODGING HoUsE.-A meeting of the board
of directors OF the Lodging House Association
was held yesterday-Vice President A. S. Solo
tary pro TEN. Mr.. SOlomonS, as chairman of the
executive committee, presented report showing
that during the last week In December, 1875 the
lodging house had 245 occupants of beds and for
January, 1879, 900; February, 715; March, 1O93
April, ! L16O; and May, ,131; making for the year
5,242, Which, added to the number previously
cared for, 16, lis, makes grand total of 81 1850 in
all, to whom 1920 meals were served, besides
large number OF meals given to deserving per-
sons, late at night, who had places of their own
to lodge in. The house was opened again last
Christmas, and during January e2z occupied
beds and February, 503. During 1879 f1ve and
seven-tenths Of the beneflciarieS were colored
people, and thus far this year but two and one
half per cent OF the same class. The general
appearance Of applicants this year is unusually
good, and, so far as could be ascertained, very
large proportion Of them were worthy persons.
diligently seeking work or having claims-many
0fthem pension claims-before the departments.
The report was accepted. Mr.. John T. Mitchell
treasurer, stated his accounts had been audited
by the committee, and that there would be suf-
ficient funds in the treasury to meet all reason
able demands of the association for the present
year. Mr.. II. o. Noyes was elected director to
fill vacancy. Mr.. VIM. Ballantyne spoke of
the strange fact that so few colored persons had
availed themselves Of the hospitality Of the
lodging house, Notwithstanding that all worthy
applicants were treated with the utmost cour-
tesy and consideration. Mr. Thomas L. Hume
thought the public should manifest more inter-
est In the workings OF the lodging house, and he
desired to invite the whole community to come
to the house at any hour OF the day or night,
when they would be courteously shown through
the building by the superintendent, DR.. Wat
kins. After inspecting the house, the meeting
adi0Ornpd
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FIRE.

CINCINNATI, March 1O.-A special dispatch to
the Commercial from Washington Court House.
Ely's large elevator and pork packing establish
ment caught fire at 11:30 last night, and Is to-
tai loss. Other valuable buildings are In danger,
as the fire is not yet under control. The loss of
Mr., Ely is $35. 600: insurance S17 600.
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MUNICIPAL elections were held in New Jersey
yesterday. The result in Camden Is in doubt.
At Red Bank republican township officers, with
three exceptions, were elected. At Freehold
Mattavin, Farmingdale, Middletown, Manasa-
quen, Asbury Park and ocean and Atlantic
townships democratic officers were elected with
but few exceptions. AT Eatontown and Manal-
paH republicans were elected,
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READING, Pa, March 1O.-Work has peen dis
continued In the rolling mill of J.H. Sternberg'S
nut and bolt works. The rollers demanded
Philadelphia prices, but they were at once dis
missed, and that department closed
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Ex-G0v. CARCELON having refused to appear
before the bribery investigation COMMITTEES OF
ming.
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CREMATIoN.-The body of DR.. Hahn of New
York, was cremated at Washington, Pa, yes
terday, the work being accomplished within an
ashes will be sent to friends In New York
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ONE REruBIIcAN, SOC sMASy q reuort has
In favor Of expelling Heie SssrI, the nnss ~
puDhean delegate hosd New Orleans, chsrees1.
with attempting TO blackmail City Adminisfra-
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A CIVIL RIGHTS CASE IN NEW YoRK-Tbe
case OF the United States against Samuel d.
Singleton, in New York, indicted for Violation
OF the civil rights act In refusing William r.
Davis, colored man, admission to the Grand
opera House, has been sent to the United States
supreme court.
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posite San Francisco, CAL, yesterday, destroy
Ing the Grand Central Hotel, the Webster
House and five other buildings Loss on the
Webster House, $40, 900 mo insurance;other ses
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tEThe "Hop Bittersn factory at Toronto
Canada, was seized yesterday for violation Of
the revenue laws.
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THE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT
IN ENGLAND.
Address of Liberal Leader in Re.
nlV tn Lord ReacOnSfleld.

LONDON, March 1O.-Right Hon. VIM. +. ForS-
ter, one of the liberal leaders In the House or
Commons, has issued an address to the electors
of Bradford, In reply to Lord Beaconsf1elds
manifesto. He denies the charge that the po-
litical opponents of the premier seek to disin-
CRATE the united kingdom, and inttmates that 1t
Is made in the hope Of diverting attention from
the mischievous foreign and indian policy OF
the government. He agrees with Lord Beacons-
field that the strength of the nation depends
power of England can only be upheld by
wiser foreign and colonial policy, and home
policy which will increase the public welfare.
A Home Rulers Arraignment Of the
Governments.
Mr.. William Shaw. the home rule leader has
in which he characterizes the letter OF Lord Bea-
consfield as an electioneerfng manifesto, placing
false issues before the people, and tending to
excite the worst passions OF the ignorant. He
attributes the famine in Ireland to the govern
ment's culpable ignorance and neglect, and ac-
the general opinion Of the people of Ireland
He declares that home rule does not mean that
the connection between the two countries
should be destroyed, but that the relationship
may be placed on healthy, natural and honest
basis through constitutional means. The ad-
dress concludes as follows:-''There is aDOther
Irish question on which the government has
been more Teactionary than Others. l mean the
land question. l call on the Irish people north
and south to answer the insulting mfssfve OF the
prime minister by returning an overwhelming
majority at the coming election pledged to the
settlement OF the great vital national question:
pledged to give ample facilities for the creation
OF peasant proprietary whenever possible to
restore, define and legalize tenant right in u
ster, and extend it to the whole of Ireland. We
must sink all minor differences, put aside all
personal feeling; and lend every energy to effect
this great object.'
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, see5, ,O26 IA; customs. 81 ,O6i, ,6I3.os.
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waters 5sd a rrtsess may
PIE sREoI IN5RT2G12E S2E12SEE4e e5b 5fs'f FygRy of {
at DREWs Prns store, corner M eth & st and Pennsyl-
vsnia ave., st 90 cts per full pint bottle. ocA
ONE PRICE,,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
MONDAY, MARCH Sth,
oo,,p,rrp AM WE vERI XIHL 6ggTS.R1r 3RES LINES
'0AiItd' Of ENTfEELY !. fn New BLacK AND --''
S I l. K S
IN PLAIN And FANCY DESIGNS,
BROCADEs, ,,ur S,,,s
BLACK AND COLORED sATINs,
SATIN DE LYNN, &C., &C.
WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS,
ARRIVING DAILY
In all the Novelties of the Season.
SUIT AND MANTILLA
DEPARTMENT
LARGEST AND IM&Ns M9sE COMPLETE
COMPRISING ssD AZ bEsn TIE GAhS1
GARMENTS
NrvFP PFFoRE OFFFRED At SIrrH Tow
Nh'h" fPiffs; PKI6Es n & WAsHiNaTos. NsH o0n Ao"
1AfHs fshs5 s5sRRS$ HSzHsE s55S5 s5aSgS
AND DOMESTICS.
NEW YORK ANR IN B9sT2M 2sIEgS ASSIGNMENTS
WOODWARD, LoTHRoP CO.,
sO5 MARKET SPACE.
ONE PRICE. mar6-1y
ASS,
Ninth and y Sts.. st. Cloud Btdo.
CONTINUATION
OF THE GREAT SALE OF
LADIES' UNDERWE4R
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
Received 400 DOZEN MORE of those thoroughly
made and trimmed
CHEMISE
AT 25 CENTS EACH.
ts-Eyery garment at the old price for one week
longer.
mar6 9th and r streets.
ZINE WATCH REPAIRING,
II ENGRAVING. ETC.
WATCHES CHRONOMETFRS AND COMpII-
OF every descrpOn warFany eaFFefay repaired by skfu
COATS OF ARMS. CREsTs. MONOGRAMs,
Etc. elegantly engraved.
DIAMOND, PEARL and OTHER FINE JEwELRY
reset and repaired in the best manner.
NJ. w. GAIT, BRO & CO.,
mar6 10Y Pennsylvania arense.
FINE GAS FIXTURES.
SLATE M4NTELS. LATROBEs,
RANGES And FURNACES.
Fine Selection Of above Goods always on hand
We have in our employ none but the best mechan-
ISs, and take pleasure in giving estimates for
HAMILTON q sHEDD,
. mari I'm, LIP 81 ID ST., Y. NJ. O. A. Building.
BrnN's
- SuOE STORE,
mara 1914 18th st.
w Il. WHEATLEY.
DYEING AND SCOURIN6.
AZ JEFFERSON ST, GEORGETOWN. D. O.
Work called for. and delivered free Of charge.
Send your address. feb7
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
s17 Hznth ss-ees .....,
Give special attention to
TIVE PLUMBING
In city residences. Also, nanufsctzre srarv
HANfELS and sell FURNAOES X kNGnIad1 a
CRATES, FIREPLACE STOVES Ensiish TIf1A
and BRASS GOODS. DR.. Colbouns Poroua EvanS
orator IL the only good thing in that Ina ana u
own the patents for manufscturin9. deci
" KNOX'S sPRING STYLE n
\ - For Young Men.
eTINEMETZ,
tb27 Halter, 1887 Pensss. ous.
)AKEpDK BRoTHERs. MAWrs AND DEALxns.
W. - 10
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kilograms to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS POSTMASTER ARRESTED

Charged with Defalcation.
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e~- SPECIAL NOTICE.
CONGRESS WATER.
It's superiority as cathartc and Alternative con
sists in its entire freedom from everything bitter
acid or crude that produces headache, internal sore
ness, and tends to destroy the mucous membrane.
All mineral waters that dangerous irritints may
be known by an acid after-taste. oecS-3m
e-Ss SPECIAL NOTICE-A fresh supply Of
W PURE NORWEGIAN GOD LIVER OIL
at DREW'S Drue Store, corner 9th st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave-, st 60 cts. per full pint bottle. ocA
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Apor. l5H st. and Pa. ave. Genuineo
uatntee. Top Buggiee, jump eeatl. DC. 60 <
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GLASS,
Ninth and y Sts.. st. Cloud Bpdo.
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PERsoNA.-Mr. A. L. Ellis, a prominent citi-
zen of Leadville, Colorado is at the Ebbitt
House.-Representat Dick, who is sojourn-
ing at Hot Springs, Arkansas, has improved
greatly In health, and will return to Washing
ton in a few days.-The many friends in WASH
ington OF Rev. Moncure ID. Conway will learn
with regret that that gentleman has been Or
dered by his physicians to Italy, on account of
apprehensions Of brain disease from overwork.
His ultimate recovery is, however, probable.
-Parnen sails for Ireland tomorrow, on ac-
count of the dissolution of Parliament He
promises to return to this country after the
election.
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE IN THE HoUsE-A
member OF Congress, and one OF considerable
prominence, said last night that there would be
developed a good deal of opposition In the
House, when the inter- canal COMMITTEES
reported the resolution reaffirming the Monroe
doctrine by whom" queried The STAR re-
porter. ''Why. by men OF sense" added the
Congressman. The resolution OF the committee is
simply declaration OF war. We are in no po-
stion to have war with foreign power. Such
a war would be on water. We have no navy
Haven't ship which Is safe to send to sea with
armament and a crew. We haven't gun in our
navy, except on the monitors, which are not
seaworthy, that will pierce an inch iron plate
ECHOES FROM THE LoBBIKs.-The ex-Congress-
men who act as lobbyists and who get In, say
the new rules are just the thing, because the
ID newspaper men can't watch them.
Mysterious packages, done up like fluids, f1nd
their way into the lobby through the Senate
A card table is to be placed In the center of
lne secluded room TO accommodate those
VINO love the national game.
~ Is declared that Kentucky and Arkansas
member lost their bowie-knives in the lobby
.nis morning. They were trying their hand at
tne iavorite amusement.
Members think stock telegraphic wire in the
guarded lobby would facilitate legislation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-03-12

Eih, aernbe In biefer Gtnute meine ae.
Iisbte Drnnt nnb bic bOhgstbrten @ditt
nerlafsn gu miifene aber eise meiner
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n,rn Der ~betrdnstens Basen uOa binaen
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meme Bf1i9t 81 tbunl"
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