Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

der the act or February S. 1S6l, commonly known
as .stNes OF $780," that the interest on said
bonds due December 81, 1850, will be paid with
the bonds, upon the presentation or the bonds
for reden nption. No interest on that loan viii
DE paid upon schedules
NAVAL 0RDERS.-C0mmander K. ID. Exams
from the command or the training ship sara
tOga and ordered as equipment oi1lcer At the
Washington navy yard. Commander II. c.
Taylor from duty as equipment oficer at the
Washington navy yard and ordered 20 command
the training ship Saratoga.
PREs1DENTIAL ArPoISTMESTS.-The President
this afternoon appointed ". II. Strwell asso-
cate justice OF the United States for the dis
trict Of Arizona and S, Is. Twtss 10 be associate
justice Of the [. S. court for Utah.
oCR AsIATIC SqUADRoN-Rear Admiral ClItz,
commanding the Asiatic station, reports from
Yokohama. November 5th, on board his flag
ship, the Richmond, that he would leave that
port November 9TH for Kobe, Nagasaki and
Shanghai The Swatara would remain In
japanese waters to look after American inter-
ests The Monocacy was at Shanghai and her
repairs are progressing satisfactorily. The
Ashuelot encountered q severe gale at Chefoo
september goth, and her rudder and machinery
pairs were made, and she was ordered TO pro-
ceed to Shanghai with the Alert as convoy
The PaloS left Kobe october 5th arriving at
Nagasaki October 9Th, and was TO leave for
Shanghai october 19. She will winter at Tent
sin october 22d, accompanied by six officers.
Admiral ClitZ had an audience with the En-
peror OF Japan october 3lst- The anniversary
OF the birth OF the king OF Portugal was cele-
brated, the Richmond participating. Novem-
Der Sd she also participated In celebrating the
birth or the Emperor OF Japan. The state or
affairs In China was quiet
A RESCUE. Commander Sampson, COM
manding the L. s. S. Swatara, at Yokohama.
Japan, reports to the Navy department that
october 11th Cadet Midshipman Joseph Beale
and one OF the warrant officers OF the Swatara
were passengers in the steamer from Iokoha-
ma. While the steamer was at full speed the
warrant officer fell overheard. Mr.. Beale called
A glance showed that the man In the water
could not swim. Mr. Beale jumped overheard
TO sustain him In the water until the ship had
put about ana come TO his aid. The officer
would undoubtedly have drowned but for
Beale's prompt action.
NAVAL ORDERs-SurgeoL Il. n. Penrose. {,
temporary duty on board the Michigan, 10Th
list Medical Inspector T. W. Leech, from The
Boston navy yard and ordered TO the Ports
mouth q. H.l yard relieving Medical Inspector
c. b. Burbank, nlaced on waiting orders. Sur
ordered to the Boston navy yard.
MOVEMENTS OF e. S. NAVAL vsssELs-Ths
Ticonderoga, at San Fra nCisco, has been ordered
70 proceed TO Hampton Roads. Va, via Cape
Horn: The TallapoCsa arrived NJ New York on
the afternoon OF the Ist ms.
REPUBLICANS CONTROL THE LOWER HOUSE OF
THE TENNESSEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l. c. Houk received yesterday dispatch from
saying: The secretary OF state has decided that
Fouste, rep), and Stewart, (dem.), candidates
for the legislature from Bradley ana Polk
counties, are tied and that the place is vacant
This places the organization OF the lower house
of the legislature In the hands OF the republI
cans, and reduces the democratic majority on
Joint ballot 70 three. The result OF new elec-
lion In Bradley and Polk counties viii be IA
vorabe to the republicans