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wvbad pleasant call yesterday from
.mpel Mathews, Esq, at one time resi-.
,pt oilhis county, but now, and for four.
eu years past, a resident of Kansas City.
s, l,,her was for many years a promi.
pu, dealer in sheep and other stock in
Nj part Of the country, and the son has
,en largely engaged in the same business
/, ths west. lie greatly prefers that part
/ the country, and thinks that he would
nliEe 10 come back again to live amid
4, bills Of the Panhandle. He has great
i,h in the future OF Kansas City, and
pt. upon it as the new Chicago Of the
Est
VI. Mathews cast his first voIe in this
an.y in 1852, at Triadelphia, for John
4 Hale, the Free Soil candidate for Presi-
A.t, and has been Republican voter ever
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Henr, Ihsfi h. ol Iewslrr.

CHICAGO, November 26.-A trunk be-
longing to John Morrow, salesman for .
Philadelphia iewelry firm, was stolen
by unknown parties this evening while
awaiting transportation to the depot In
front of the Custom House. The trunk
contained from six to seven thousand
dollars worth Of jeWelry. There Is no cluf
to the expert rogues who made the cap
ture. ,,o.,
]. W. Morse has been appointed General
Passenger Agent for the Unien Pacific
Railroad at this city.
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WAsHINoroS, November 26.-The an
nual report Of the Register Of the Treas
ury states that the total tonnage Of the
country exhibits decreased lol,56e tons,
the enrolled tonnage having increased
S7,75l tons, while the regt4ts,ed tonnage
decreased 1856, ,723 tons. Referring 70 ship
building, the Register shows that the past
year the amount Of building has been less
hy 26. $40 tons than the preceding year.
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CKcrSNArI, November 26.-The Diaci.
pies, the religious body with which Gen.
Garfield is associated, have taken pre-.
liminary steps through the Board Of the
General Christian Missionary Society to
build new church in Washington, D. G.,
and as It's object Is TO be attained by con.
tributions from the whole country, the
Society has designated Joseph Smith, jr.,
OF No. 205 West Seventh street, this city,
as Its agent to receive subscriptions and
receipt for them. They hope to lay the
corner stone about March next.
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Re.ul, Of a oIrlM Klenlpg Match.

RlcuMoND, 1Ep., November 26.-About
a week ago the college girls at Earlham
had kicking match in the upper dorni-
tory after the lights were turned down for
the night, and one OF them, a Miss John.
son, Of Hokomo. tried to kick with both
feet at once. She lost her balance and
iell heavily to the floor, and was so badly
stunned that she was taken to the nu rsery,
where she still remains, suffering from a
severe attack OF nervous rostration
brought on by the fall. She was worse
yesterday,
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rur report Of the Comptroller Of the
N,,,qpcy states that in accordance with
:. p,oyisons oil the resumption law no
's..tl less denomination than five dol.
- - have been issued to national banks
I,,e poId redemption began. While this
y, caused a decrease OF nearly four and a
,,tsr millions in small bank notes, the
,,.,,ure for legal tenders OF less than five
l,,v has brought about an increase OF
,,,,ly three and one-half millions. About
ssr cent Of our currency is in one and
~ dnIlAr notes.
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STEUBENVILLE.
hSGAbIy IataI ATr"y-An Empioye
ElopCS.

hsGAbly EathI AhFny-An Ehpio9e
ElOpCS. H. D.
S'H1rSvlLLE, O., November 9O.-Last
'shf, about hall.past eleve1 O'Clock, Char
ENOOrc, who works at the Panhandle
al'oSd shops, and a coal miser, named
William Walker, quarrelled on Seventh
nHet, and Walker knocked Moore down
Ssd y commenced to kick him, whereupon
SSoo'e pulled out q revolver and shot
NlEer in the left breast, inhicting what 1t
ss@ouEht will prove fatal wound. Moore
w arrested this morning.
some days ago q man giving the name Of
,aaes O'Bien came to this city and was
4poyed at Geo. l.. Copeland's restaurant
"a cook and night clerk. Last night he
W walk TO unknown parts, carrying oil
~ CopelGnd's gold watch, fifteen dollars
money and four boxes OF Ans cigars.
" departure was not discovered vi! thsc
SSsintnV, when the proprietor found the
'SaOfant open with no one in charge.
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TORONTO, November 2e.-The Hanlan
reception committee nave recommended
torch.light procession onlthe arrival Of
the champion to escort him to the Hor-
ticultural Gardens, the Royals and
Queens Own Rifles and fire brigade to
Join In the march; to haYe the freedom Of
the city presented to Haulan by the Mayor,
and also present him with steam ferry TO
carry passengers between the city and his
hotel on the Island. A committee was ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrange
mania
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CoLoRApo SPRINGS, CoI., November %.
AT stockholders meeting Of the Den.
YER and Rio Grande Company to-day,
Gen. Palmer voted $40 Of the stock. W.
]. Palmer, ". 4. Bell, o.s. Woersch.
Offer, RpsSell Sage, Jay Goula SSa u "
Dodge were elected directors. New ex.
tensions were authorized. Gen. Palmer
was entire master Of the situate on and ID
supsoSal to have voted Gould stock.
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CHICAGO, November 2e.-The body Of
an unknown woman was found yesterday
in the backyard OF a house on Butterfsld
street frozen stiff, and lying by her SIDE,
also nearly irosen, nian 9y the name oi
John Kean, from G Greensburg. Both had
been drinking 10 excess the night before,
aud had become helpless from the llquoI
and cold. Eean claimed TO have known
nothing Of bis companion, who was q
stranger 10 the police but evidently dis
RinAted character,
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Gte 1tteLLiqeater:.
a., Sos. rs ana "a Fourteenth street

~. pLArrESpuRo, ESQ, editor Of the
a,,,ott Courier, is in the city. He in
I,,n. ~, rs that q considerable portion Of
g,ncock ,Ir county is suffering just now from
: ', s,,e, famine. A large spring at the
.',,y gea!-heretefore never falling
,srb ,,ir supplied most Of the people Of the
',Il,ve has gone dry, causing serious In
'., '..,snieuce 10 many families, Some OF
,,,trners are hauling water two miles
=, = ,belr stock. He estimates that one
y ,,aoIthe people Of the county are Huf-
MN, from scarcity Of water.
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Coming. Boat Races.

LONDON, November 26.-The Austria.
lisns can't raise the $4,000 which Hanlan
requires for 0 race, and the idea Of
match seems at an end. The final de.
posit in the Thckett- Ross match, to be
rowed at II O'Clock, was deposited yester.
day. Betting Is si3 to iour on Ross,
The SportaIGE GAysi We believe the
woney for LSyeooE will soel be found,
as We have already received GlS6 and
mn.e.s me.se . . promised.
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prnrmen,. orn Wr,el.ed Ye..eI

CoLLISowooD, Nov. 96-Tke steamer
Canada has arrived ct Cheyboygan, and
reports having seen floating of Michael's
Bay, Lake Huron, the pilot house and
other wreckSge Of the steamer Slmcoe
plying between Collirewood and Chicago
There Ia reason to believe that the crew
has been lost. The simcoe lift Chicago
four or five days ago, on her way to this
place,
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q, .rc asked by postal card to decide a
,,,n. in regard to how California cast her
-, We reply by saying that she chose
y. ,,, Denocratic electors and one Republi.
~. =, .Jec,or, or, in other words, she gave
.,.,i1,bs 10 Of her electoral vote to Han
-. ~ and one.si1th to Garfield. The Dem.
,,tic electors had an average majority Of
,l,pt 10.
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DIED.

BRApY-saturdIy mO:ang, November 81, 1850, Al
so'ecoE, ETnEL MAY, yOungOit daughter Ol sObISati
and Mary T. 8. B:ady.
Funeral Eo,leS in sunday papers.
TRAcT-0n FhiAy, November 90, 1850, Mrs..
aAAf H. Wlheot Reuben Tracy, Rgsd - years and
months.
The funeral will akO place from hor late rtSdsaes,
No. q South Penn street, on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock, FtSnd' O The family are Invited 70 attend,
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.
Suspicious that n Woman was Murdered
by Her Husband.

buhpleiOuN tuht u WOMAN WINS "uFaeEeo
by Her Husband.
NEW York, November 26.-The police Of
Jersey City entertain suspicious that Mrs,
Martha Emma Lehbach, burned at her
home, on the corner OF Jersey avenue and
First street, early yesterday morning, did
not meet with an accidental death. She was
the vile OF Peter Lehbach. q barber, and it
is said mutual jealousy had embittered
the couple against each other. The cham
ber Of death, which the Ohief Of Police yis-
tied this morning, everywhere bore marks
OF the woman's horrible agony. She
pressed her back against the wall to put
out the fire, and the imprint Of her figure
is burned into it, and at another point the
form Of her hand was burned into the wall,
Suspicion was aroused that the burning
was not accidental by the fact that the
seat OF the chair In which the woman had
been sitting was burned entirely out.
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AUGUSTA, Ne, November 28.-The Off.
cial vote Of Maine has peen decided Rs fol-
lows: Garfield electors, 74.oS9; Hancock
electors, 65,l7l; Weaver, tstrsiHhtl 4,4S0i
bow, e2; scattering, l27; Garaeld's ms
jority over oil, +,les.
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The Troy, N. y, Bessemer Steel Works.
the Albany and Rensselaer, spike mill aud
the Burdens water mills, shut down yes-
terday on account Of low water. One
thousand men are thrown out OF employ.
uept
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A Nice Roun,i sum.

LONDON, November 26.-It has been ar.
ranged to take 100000 in gold bars from
the open market for shipment by satur'
days steamers 20 America.
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The American residents Of Berlin had
Thanksgiving services in their church
Thursday, aud afterwards took o turkey
dinner at the Central Hotel.
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A telegram received from Montreal to.
night announces the loss Of the steamer
Bristalian, laden with phosphstes from
that poTt, on the Island OF Antlcosta. Four
OF the crew were frozen TO death.
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EXECUTION AZ PueNIr, ARlz9NA.

PnGSIx, ARIZONA, November 2e-Do.
metro Domengues was hanged to-day for
the murder Of Mr.. Thomas, Q year ago.
He was escorted TO the gallows by a strong
guard, rescue having been threatened, but
ne attempt was made. He was but seven-
teen years old. He left written COMES
sion acknowledging his guilt. This is the
first legal execution in this territory,
although 1t is known that four men have
been lynched, and eleven other rough
characters, who have suddenly disappear
ed at various tImps, are supposed to have
been hung.
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WASHINGTON, November 9O.-Horace
White and F. W. Whitridge, a delegation
Of the Independent Republican Associa-
ton Of New York, called on Gen. Garfield
at his residence this morning, and pre-
sented the following paper:
General Garfield, President Elect Of he United
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-07

THE DISTRICT COURT of the Sec
/ ond Judic ial District of the Territory
Washington, holding terms at kalama
for the counties of Cowlitz and Wahkia-
kun.
Josephine Rodgers, Plaintiff, rs John NJ.
Rodgers, Defendant.
Action brought i'm the District Court of
the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington holding terms at
Kalama, for the counties of Cowlitz and
Wahklakum, and complaint filed in the
County of Cowlitz, in the office of the
Clerk of said District Court.
In the namo OF the United States OF
America, you are hereby required to APP
pear in an action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiff i'll the Second
Judicial District of the Territory of WASH
ington, holding terms at kalama in Cow.
litz county, for the counties of CowiltZ and
Wahkiakum and to answer the complaint
filed therein "a copy of which accOmpa-
MES this summons) within twenty days
exclusive of the day of service) after the
service on you of this summons-if served
within this county; or, if served out of
this county, but within the Second Judi
cial District, within thirty days; or if
out of said District. then within forty days;
or if served by publication, then within
sixty days-or judgment by default will
be taken against YOU according to the
prayer vi Sdlu coiiiI,lhiuc'
The said action is brought to dissolve
the bonds of matrimOny now existing be-
tween the Plaintiffand Defendant, and that
the custody of theschild mentioned in the
complaint be awarded to the Plaintiff,
and you are hereby notified, that if you
fail to appear and answer said complaint
as above required, the Plaintiff will apply
to the court for judgment by default as
prayed for in complaint.
Witness John p. Hoyt, Esquire,
IL. ST. Judge of the said District Court,
and the seal of said Coust, this
Odd day of March, A. ID. 1880.
II. G. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
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Married.

Coal prospectors are sanguine.
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INDIANAroLIs May 4.-Col. r. M. Good
win shot and killed his brother, DR.. John
Goodwin, at Brookvillc, Ind, today. Col
Goodwin was recently discharged from the
insane asylum. DR.. Goodwin was prom
inent citizen of the eastern part of the
state and lay delegate to the general con.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal church
now in session at Cincinnati.
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On the 9Th instant. at the residence Of
Mr.. Adam korter. by Judge r. Kennedy,
Mr.. W. Il. Lewis to Miss Mary Francis
Smith. both OF Mason county.
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AND still they come. More new
goods by the steamship Idaho, at the
City of Olympia store.
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Rev. J. r. Thompson will preach
at the South Bay School house next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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The county school examiners held
session, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, ct which there was a fair at
tendance of teachers.
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The bank building is undergoing
some thorough repairs.
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AMOUNT OF TAXES ASSESSED FOR PRECEDING
YEAR,
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PRESENT CONDITION OF THE COUNTY.
At the commencement Of the year the ut
standing debt of the County was as follows:
For II. X. bonds....... $4,000 90
For Co. warrants........ 1886 81
$7S.S95 So
Less cash then on hand 1i9 "a $7S,745 -
May 1, 1880. The out standing debt
Is as follows:
For II. X. bonds....... $4,000 90.
For Co. warrants....... 3.967 At.
$1S,967 46.
Less cash on hand. -. 1,14l 20. STEPS %
Reduction of debt, past year. ....... $1,5l9 81
A. A. PHILLIPS,
Auditor, ThurstOn County ". T.
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You've cherries may be seen by q
magnifying glass.
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The steamer Z,phy brought up
the freight OF the Idaho.
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ABSTRACT OF ALL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE
TREASURER FOR THE PAST YEAR, AND FOR
a.
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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE AUDITOR OF THURsTON COUNTY FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING MAY Sd, A. ID.
1850.
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among newly built houses and public
edifices.

among newly built houses and public
editices.
TERRIFIC LAND SLIDES.
Land slides added to the terrors of the
scene. Sugar fields were levelled to the
ground or torn up. Sugar houses and dwell
ing places we're borne b dily away, and the
waters rushed headiong to the sea with
their freight of drowned cattle and strug.
Cling human beings. The scene was pitiful.
The whole population of the Island does
not exceed $500, and of these 100 perished,
and many of the rest are left homeless
The people huddled together on the roofs
wild with terror. The authorities went i'm
mediately to work to relieve the distress
but the task was too great for them. Large
quantities of provisions, and all the suga
ready for shipment were swept away.
Earnest appeals are made for help. st
Kits has not known such q calamity sinc'
1922, when terrific hurricane nearly de
stroyed the island. On July Sd, 1867, Bas
setterre was destroyed by fire, all th'
business portion of the town and most o
the churches and dwellings reduced II
ashes and five lives lost.
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CORNCRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together in Old
.~.. Kentucky. ....

Specials to the. Star. 49,. ''-. ~.
PARIS. Jan. 14-Tn the Circuit Court
yesterday John Wa!dridge, charged with
grand larceny, two years in the Peni-
tentiary. His wife and two children were
present during the trial. and no doubt IN.
fuenced the jury to give him such light
punishment. Waldridge stole $40 from a
friend in the Riddles Mills neighborhood.
CAVE CRY. Jan. 14.-The sudden death
J. N. Zimmerman, one of the editors Of the
Burkesvile Courier, is announced in the
last issue Of that paper.
PADUcAH, Jan. l4-Miss May Blossom, q
blooming young teacher in the Paducah
Public Schools, fell upon the street on ac-
count of some slight distractions. and was
rendered unconscious for some time. Her
injuries are not considered fatal. ..
FRANKroRr, Jan. A-Both Houses spent
a good deal of time yesterday in the dis
|'cussion Of the proposition to concede to tie
General, Government the jurisdiction neces.
sary ,tontiiize the appropriation by Con.
gress of $l00, 900 for the Improvement Of
the Kentucky River.
The Senate fixed the pay Of grand and
petit jurors at 81 25 and 81 80, respectively,
and reduced the tax on playing cards from
25 cents to 10 cents per package.
| CYNrHIAHA, Jan. A.--Yesterday, while
Russell. fva-year old daughter of Mrs:
Mary E. Casey, was playing around, the
CRATE at the residence Of her grandfather,
Rev. j. R. Barbee, she accidentally fell in
the fire and was nearly burned to death.
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GLINTS FROM GOTHAM.
Meanness, Miseries and Mon.
key-Shines Of the Met
ropolitans.
BAUER AND THE SOLID MULDooN.

BAUER AND IhE SOLlD MULDOONs
National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Jan. 14.-The wrestling match
between Prof. Bauer, French champion,
and Policeman Muldoon, the heavy weight,
which was to have taken place tonight, has
been interfered with bv the Police Commis-
sioners, who have informed Muldoon that
they will try him for absence from duty if
he wrestles. An effort will be made to adj
Just the matter, and the personal animosty
between the men is such that they will
probably meet.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATICAL DISAPPEARANCE.
John G. Freund editor and proprietor of
the Musical and Dramatic Times and Music
Trade Review. disappeared mysteriously
last SATURDAY., leaving behind him debt
which is said to be over $4,000
AN EXPENSIVE RUN OVER.
A Superior Court jury has awarded
SIS. 900 damages to lad who had been run
over by Third Avenue car.
CENsURED AS IMPRUDENT.
The Coroner's jury at Newark. in the
case of the celluloid explosion, rendered q
verdict censuring the management of the
works as imprudent.
MORE MORAL RoTTENNEss.
The fight against Rev. DR.. Talmage by
his brothers in the Presbytery, has broken
out afresh. Rev. J. Van Dyke, Jr, one OF
his opponents, yesterday resigned from the
Presbytery, because they refused to grant
the request for an investigation of the
charge Of moral rottenness made in one OF
Talmage's sermons recently against his &C.
cusers generally. ..,..
THAT EXPLAINS IT.
Edward r. Smith, cigar manufacturer
has been missing for fortnight. He is
said to be nearly $l00 900 in debt.
SOME ARE LITTLE THIEVES.
1t appears from printed statement to-
day that the losses of merchants and bank
ers are not all the results of forgery OF
gigantic swindling. Small piferings in
postage and revenue stamps, which in the
total amount, to large sums, have just beer
discovered.
TURNED STATES EVIDENCE.
One of the men arrested for the Phoenix
Bank forgeries has tnrred States evidence
..-.. lANrI-oLEoMAReERINE. ..
The Association for the Prevention o.
Adulteration of Butter have passed some
vigorous Interchangeable resolutions.
DIsPLEAsED WITH THE TILDEN SETTLEMENT
The St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute
stockholders are dissatisfied with the Til
den settlement. Lawyer Wildes, who has
been consulted by some of the stockliold
ers, says: TIE Board of Directors OF the
st. Louis. Alton and Terre Haute r. R.
Co. ever since the. reorganization in 1852
have been chosen and controlled by bond
holders exclusively.
"The st ckholders scattered throughout
the country have been ontvoted and hac
no voice in the management of the Compa
MES A suit for the recovery of $500, 900
alleged to be wrongfully withheld by fou
of their prominent members, with accu
mutations If interest to, between $400, ,00(
and i5a0000 additional, has been settled il
such n manner that they recover only
$500, 900 and lose about $500, 900.
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COLUMBUS CHATTER.

JOINT SESSION TO-DAY-GARFIELD RFCEP-
.. TIoN-NEw OFFICIALS, ETC.
National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS o., Jan. 14.-Both Houses
held short sessions yesterday afternoon.
Bnt little business was done, the members
putting in their time preparing bills.
Both Houses meet in joint session this
forenoon and count and announce the vote
for United States Senator. Senator Gar
field will hold a. public reception at the
Neil House tonight. The new officials,
from the Governor down, were busy yester-
day learning the ropes of their offices.
The published report that Allan 0. Myers
has superseded Colonel Taylor as Managing
Edit.r of the Daily Courier is untrue.