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The Markets.

d. eonao, 52 do second series.
@ do coupons eoapon So Sd
BALTIM0RE, Feb; 1s.-Cotton easy-middling,
5sS do family. 6. seat IS city n mills Ills super IS
Wheat southern frn, but duh; western higher and
red. spot and February, i; 10 March, 1;19Sa1; ;49s
southern nominai; western higher and active
southern d White 6I ds yellow 5s western mixed
ss amer, ~ 9sts esll@ssufhern, 47als; western
8 rye dull eS Soa5 ass seteS
Pennsyiyanla and Maryland. II o6alS; 09 Pro
do raehsed 81 and "a
a2s; ron. lsa2S. Eggs slow, l2}salS; PetroIeum-
soft sss, Whisky steady ll9aal. II Frsghts to
1els wheat IS 45S bushels ssS99n 2s 500 bushels
ments- wheat, none: corn. Sc, 700 bushels Sales
Whas Snk S sSo Rgshes Eab osTn ss GOO bushels
at: Exchange. long, 4SSA; short. 4s6. Govern
NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-Flour dull. Wheat dull.
cgrp nNBoS NmSodsratsly Eay active 81 80 s. bonds
Great western first mortgage trustees cert fcates
= Erie, 4g1; do second censois. 9S9. Illinois
LONDON, Feb. 20, 4 p. m.-Consols. SO SIG
fol money and 98L for the account. U. s. bonds,
fist morte age trustees certificates, ny; Atlantic
and Great Western seconds, S3H, New Jersey Cen
g ssa lGs 6sna do second o0nS0
EEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to day at y: m, rs reported by Lewis John.
son Co. :-U. 8. 4 per cents, 1867; U. s.. AZ Der
can.s lO9A: d. of @, s. 65,s. 97G: New Jersev
Central 84h Erie, 4S; Ohio and Mississippi, S5I;
Mie higap Central. ~; Lake Shore, 10I11 Hannibal
tain, 631S g island, 1521; ST. Paul, sOA; dc.
prefer red, l03ss; Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific,
y. 2. TaeeIsph. lsA; c.. c. and I. G.. 81;
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TIEE ATTEMPT on THE CZAK'S
LEEE.
Official Of the Palace Under SuSpi-
ciall-Lf MINORS Ai 4 Ahdic fiau.

NEW YORK, Feb 20.-A London special says
the Partisan journal La France publishes the
following concerning the attempt on the Cars
life. 1t comes from its st. Petersburg corre-
spondent. and is dated February 10Th: The con-
only have been placed in the vaults with the
completely OF persons employed in subordinate
capacities at the winter palace. The train was
fired at the hour appointed with the aid OF elec-
tric wires, which were cut after the explosion,
and were found in fragments at some distance
from the dtning-room. Several officials are un-
der surveillance. Many arrests have been made,
but the police are not yet on the track OF the
assassins. The Emperor is said to be much ar-
tected, and the rumors of his abdication on
March I'd are again passing from mouth to
mouth.
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Deatfl es a Noted FUR
A Wan Who Wakes Diamonds.
TTEE LONDON WALKING MATCH.
ssSInxyer.. lSra1l, L l,ead

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-In the SIX day go-as-you-
please walking match, which commenced at
contestants had made the following scores at
12 o'clock last night: Blower Brown 4O5
miles, Hazael $50 and Day 3l3 miles. The dis
tance covered by Brown for the 95 hours, end
ing at midnight, beats all previous records. The
only interest remaining in the contest is wheth-
er Brown vii exceed $50 miles.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE ATTEMPT T0KILl THECZ
Rumors Of His Abdication.
LON Don WALKING MATCH.
Blower" Brown Ahead.
Blower" BrGWn Ahead.
TIE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
TEsE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
The Mansion House Relief Fund.

DUBLIN, Feb. 20.-The Mansion House relief
committee announced that the total amount
received to date is eos, 900, OF which the sum OF
IS6500 has been expended. Since the last meet
ibg of the committee 9900 has been received.
SiXty-eight grants were made on Thursday
amounting to f2,265, being much in excess OF
the days receipts. The committee says it
trusts there will be no dimunition of SubSCTip-
tons as every eXertion is needed to meet the
difficulty. Two hundred pounds have been re-
ceiyed from Mr.. Richard o. German. of New
York; A, coo rupees from I1yderabad, Indta and
f2CG0 from Madras. India. AdviceS have been
received from the Bishop OF Toronto, ont, of a
collection in the churches OF his diocese
No Starvation on the Western
islands.
The Nd3ddrd correspondent on board the
British gunboat Goshawk. which carried pro-
visions 10 the western islands, writes the follow
ing: My Investigations on all the islands visited
by the GCshawk satisfied me that there is no
starvation among the inhabitants Acute dis
treSS con1rontS one at every step, but the relief
measures OF the Dublin and local committees
are sufficient TO meet the emergency
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CABLE NOTES TODAY.
A Diplomatic Change.

PARIS. Feb. .20.-Count Won Wesdehlen, coun-
cilor TO The German embassy here. has been ap-
pointed minister TO Roumania
Russia and England in tE,e East.
LONDON, Feb. 2G.--'Ihe Paris .I0HTrt1i DsS
DcbGtS says: :" We believe that Russia and Eng
land have agIeed to allow Persia TO occupy
Hefat, and thus establish neutral zone be-
tween them.'
A Plan OF Settlement of The Central
Asian Question.
II is TO be remarked that yesterdays P1H Nal
gazette declares that Prince LobanofT, Russian
ambassador at London, brought plan for the
settlement OF the central Asian question. The
fdH Mad Gnzejte also declared that the accept
ante CT any ''cut and dried" settlement would
be construed as a British surrender, and de
stroy English prestige in Asia.
Dcatfi es a. Noted 1TurGslan.
Thomas Dawson, the veteran horse-trainnr
and for 1ifty years connected with the English
turf, is dead.
A Wan who Makes Diamonds.
LONDON. Feb. 2U.-Plof -Nevil story -Maske-
lyme, of the mineral department OF the British
museum, writes to the Times announcing the
entire success of Mr.. J. Ballantyne Hannay OF
Glasgow. a fellow of the Chemical Society of
London, in producing diamonds. He says Mr.
Hannay sent him some crystaliZed particles
presenting exactly the appearance of frag-
ments OF a broken diamond, and these frag-
ments easily scored deep groves in the polished
surface OF a sapphire. Mr.. Hannay'S process
Will soon be announced to the Royal Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

GEN. HATCH, commanding the department of
the Missouri, is in the city. In company with
Gen. Sherman he called on the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

AMONG TIE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Ferry, Hill (Col.), and Jones CFla.> and
Representatives MCGOWAN, Neal, Garfield But
terworth, Anderson. Smith (Pa.) and HerOert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

DEPARTMENT HOLIDAY ON THE 23D.-At the
Cabinet meeting this afternoon it was decided
10 close the departments next Monday-the
22d, which is q legal holiday, falling on Sunday
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A GENERAL ORDER has been issued by the
commandant OF the marine corps forbiddjng the
practice, which has heretofore prevailed. of de-
failing non-commissiOned officers as ''Officer of
the guaTdn and 'offiCer OF the day such prac-
tice being tInmlitary and niolati0n OF naval
regulations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

SIGNED.-The President to-day signed the COM
mission Of James q. Howard, as appraiser, at
New York
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internalre reve-
nue., S337 ,913.15; customs, S7l2,94646.
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louisville. Pa, FEB. 2U-W lille Joseph Muir
ply was passing the railroad station at Thom-
aston, about 10 o'clock last night, he was
Instantly killed by a stone thrown by some
unknown person. There is no clue to the myS-
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Dcnth of Dr, Nr,ucrc,I,.

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Dr. BENJAMIN Brand
reth, Of Brandreth pill celebrity. died suddenly
at his residence in Sing Sing yesterday morn
ing OF embolism of the heart.
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Fire.

PHILkpR1PHIA, Feb. a0.-The Imperial Cotton
Mills, at Darby. owned by John verlinder's es-
tate, were destroyed by fire last night The
loss on building and stock Will aggregate
$50 600. Insured for S25 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

SECRETARY THOMPSON left the city this morn
ing for Brooklyn. New York, where he Will de-
liver lecture this evening. His son Charley
aCCOmnauiel him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

Dry GOODS
7I3 Market Space.
All Winter Goods in stock to be closed at great
bargains.
All Spring Goods left over from last season at
less than wholesale prices this season.
AL Domestics to he sold at the lowest cash price;
many of them less than the present wholesale price.
A new stock OF plain and striped SATINS, spring
shades for over dresses and triInInlnss.
BLANKETS, SHhWLS and BED COMFORTS
at less than present Wholesale prices.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
feb14 Sf3 Market Space.
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National Democratic Convention.

DELEGATIONS FROM CITIES C0STENDING FOR II.
A delegation of upwards OF twenty citizens OF
Cincinnati, Columbus, and other cities in Ohio,
arrived in Washington last night led by ex-
Congressman Banning, to whoop up the claim
of Cincinnati as the place of holding the national
democratic convention. A delegation from Bos-
ton, headed by Mayor Prince, is expected to-
morrow. There arrived this morning dele
CATION Of eighteen from st Louis a large dele
cation from Chicago including Potter Palmer,
the hotel king, is expected here to-day in Chi
cago's interest. The Cincinnati men feel hope
fuI and talk confidently. To-day the st. Louis
delegation got an impression from some quarter
that TildeI favored st. Louis as the place OF
meeting Some OF them claim that if such is
the TACT that the convention Will certainly go TO
st. Louis. because it is claimed that Tilden'S
fr!eI ds are in a majority of the executive COM
NIT ee, and if he wants the convention held In
ST Louis they will vote to have it go there.
The DELEGATION FROM ST. LOUIS,
which arrived this morning, consist OF ex-Sena-
tor David II. Armstrong. Hon. John G. Priest,
member OF the national democratic committee,
r. D. Lancaster, VIM. Hyde, editor Missouri r.
pub'icon Col. Don. Morrison. r. p Fansey, Col.
j. G. Prather, eX-Mayor Jo Brown Charles E.
Elleard and Jos. GriSwold, proprietor Lindell
Hotel. The delegation have already aScertained
that the fact of st. Louis having had the last
convention operates forcibly against her pres
ent application. 1t is plain that Cincinnati is
the only real competitor Washington has for
the convention.
THE WASHINGTON COMMITTEE
is working with will; but the outlook is not so
favorable for Washington as it has been here
tofore. One objection which is urged is that
if the convention should meet in this CITY ana
make q blunder of some kind, that it would be
attributed to the influence OF the politicians.
THE DATE.
It is said that the date which will be liked for
the holding OF the convention Will be WedneS-
day, June 10th.
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John T. MITCHELL.
febl4-6t 9Sf PenaG. apenue
DRY GOODS AT OLD PRICES.

nRY GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
The best yard-wide BLEAcHED COTTON at the
Large size pure LINEN TOWELS. 12Hc.. Told
price)
Pure white TABLE LINEN. Soc, (old prceD
The very best CALICO made. Gin short lengths.)
closing out Of all our Ladies' CLoAKs at actual
Pure Wool Colored OAsHMEREs reduced to ESQ
Colored and Black SATINS.
,N6TTINGHaW LACE. for Curtains. 121s. Is.
PIANO COVERS. handsomely Embroidered with
Blk, SS. rs to S10.
CARTER'S, III Market Space.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS
Our 81, 81 25 and 81 BLACK SILKS are the
BLACK SILKS, rs aud SIC.
6LACk SILKS, 81. Ie, 81, s.. 80.
COLORED SILKS, immense assortment.
Iarge size Double BLANKETS reduced to 81.
Black and COlored CASHMERES, very wide
double width, tpure woel.) reduced to SOC.
,ol SlLOIH Tor men and boys wear. 81, So. 62. 7Sc,
Our large size pure White BRIDAL QUILTS.
Honeye0mb White QUILTS, so. 62. 75, SIC. 81.
'diE feb5 6''S GATHERS. III Market Space.
SCARFS, SCARFS, SCARFsi
- GREAT REDUCTION TO MAKE ROOM FOR
NEW NOVELTIES.
81 6 80 sCARFs reduced to..........slG GO
75c. {. :. .............. so
These are all new and desirable goods and are
sold at the above figures to reduce stock.
SHIRTS to order and ready made.
THOMP5oN'S Shirt Factory.
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BARGAINS IN

GREAT BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS OF ILL KINDS.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
PEkIN STRIPED SILKS, DAMASSE SILKS.
CASHMERE GOODS for Trimmings.
LACE SCAKFS, TIES, &c
small stock of desirable Ladies' and Misses
CLOAKS and UISTERS.
eg Ten per cent off all cash sales.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
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hhTs
THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
The Grown Diamond" Shi rt, only 30 cents
The Senate" Improved Shirt, 65 cents.
The Mystery Shirt made OF TIE very best mus
LIN and twenty one hundred linen, only 70 cents.
The Reception" shirt, made OF the BEST muslin
and EXTRA INE linen, Is cents.
Boys Shirts, Of the best muslin and tVentv.oDe
hundred linen, 60 cents.
AT MEGINNISS',
.an7 1908 r street 10,
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TIE House COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
have appointed a subcommittee consisting of
Repre- sentatives Harris, Robertson and Willis,
to consider and report upon the bill providing
for the appointment OF a StenOgrapher and law
clerk for each of the Judges of the supreme
Court Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20
Cutting DeyyM the ssSfar'' Mail Ser.
vice.

ORDER OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
The following is the order in relation to the
star mail service issued to-day, as anticipated in
yesterdays STAR.
To the .Sec1Id ASSISTANT Postmaster Ge1P1a':-
''That there may be no deficiency created to
maintain the star service for the present fiscal
year, | direct that on and after the 15t of next
proXino. the service on all star routes be re,
duced to Snc trip perweek. allowing one months
extra pay as provided by law on service dis
pensed with. I also direct that the service
placed On new routes since, and including July
1St, 1879. be discontinued. if the foregoing re-
duction is not sufficient 1or the purpose lndi-
Gated. think the rapid growth OF population
and business in the territories and in the new
states. and the restoration Of Improvement of
tie service in the southern states, demands the
existing service. and in many instances addi
tional service on cid and new service on recently
established routes. ! also believe the public
service will suffer by the reduction, but the Las
requires that / shall not exceed the appropra-
ton, and am determined to conform to the
law
{Signed.) D. NJ. KEY. POSTMASTER GENERAL
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GOvERNMENT PURCHASE OF SILVER. - The
Treasury department this afternoon purchased
1914, Geo ounces OF silver for the Philadelphia and
New orleans miutS.
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WASHINGToN'S BIRTHDAY.-It is the intention
in both branches Of Congress TO make an effort
10 adjourn over from to-day until Tuesday next.
the desire being TO pay some respect to Wash
ingtons birthday, which will be celebrated on
Monday next.
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DRY GOODS.

NSERRIMaC, COCHECO, PACIFIC,
sPRAGUE, sIAIpsON, GARNER.
And All the Best Makes Of
CILICO, Sc.
Good Quality &c.
PERCALES, i'll New Desi-ns....................l0 .l0c.
G1NGHAMS.. 10 and l5c.
COTTONS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY.
TYLER s. CHEWING,
Uate Clerks with Perry Bro.),
febI4 S1S 5tk st. ss.,1.
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE PEABODY
EDUCATIONAL FUND have chosen Chief Justice
F. c. Manning OF louisiana as a member of the
board TO fill the vacancy caused b. The death of
General Richard Taylor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

The FUTURE GOVERNMENT OF INDIAN TERRI
ToRY.-The Senate committee on territories
to-day unanimously agreed to, and Senator
Logan reported favorably, Mr. VESTS substitute
1or the oklahoma bill. The substitute provides
that, with consent Of the Indians, the lands OF
the Indian territory shall be divided among the
various tribes, 100 acres to each man. woman
and child: also provides for United States
court in the territory, and permits the Indians
to become citizens OF the United States. The
House committee on territories yesterday agreed
TO report favoraby the same bill The Indians
of the Indian territory have heretofore made
a change in their government in that territory.
but it is claimed that as this bill requires their
consent before anything is done they VIII hot
fight it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

THE DELEGATES to the Grand Arch Council
of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, which has been
holding its session in this city since Wednesday
paid their addresses to Mr. Hayes this morning
at 10 O'Clock, and were formally received by
him. Mr. +. Is. Hay after few pleasant re-
marks introduced each individual to the Presl-
dent who very happily spoke OF educational in
stitutions. particularly those OF his own dear
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

CoSFIRMATIONs AND A REJECTIoN.-The Sen
ate in executive session yesterday confirmed
the following nominations: Louis II. Ayme. of
District of Columbia to be consul OF the United
States at Merida; Byram {. Stiffany TO be regis
ter OF land office at Grand Forks, Dakota; Edgar
w. Mann to be register or land office at Chey
enne, Wyoming; VIM. j. Anderson, OF Dakota,
to be receiver OF public moneys at Grand Fork,
Dakota. Also a number OF postmasters. The
Senate rejected the nomination OF Henry r. Glib
son to be supervisor OF census for the lst dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

THE SENATE EXODUS COMMITTEE yesterday
heard further statement from Hon. A. C.
Badger, OF North Carolina, concerning political
affairs in North Carolina and the evils OF en-
forced reconstruction. A. B. Maynard, OF the
Indianapolis Sentinel, testified as to the wretched
condition or the colored Immigrants who had
been deceived into coming 10 that state. W. c.
Chase, cOlOred, gave testimony that one OF the
main objects OF the movement was to make
money for It's promoters.
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NOMINATIONS To-DAY.-The President sent the
following nominations to The Senate this after
noon:-Walter W. Newlin, Of Washington terri
tory. TO be register OF the land Office at Vancou-
yer,WashinglOn territory. P. Ambrose Young
OF Massachusetts,, to be special examiner OF
drug. medicines and chemicals, district OF Boston
and Charlestown, Mass. PostinasterS-Mrs. y.
f. Pope, at Milton, Mass; John Tweedy, at Dan
bury. Ct: c. ". CaTmany. at Lebanon. Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

X. OF P. ANNIvERsARY.-The 18th anniversary
OF the order Of knights of Pythias (Which had
its origin in this city, was celebrated by Mt.
Vernon Lodge, No. 45. at Talmadge Hall, last
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. DenniSon. Master Frank
Losanna, Mr.. II. Barley, the Mt Vernon Quar-
tette. Nj. John Conner Miss Ella Smith, Messrs.
Mack and Ashford, Miss Barker and Mr.. Crump,
Mr.. 6. NJ. Maynadler, and Bakers Dramatic
Company dn the Widows Victim) appeared. A
very enjoyable hop followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

sEThe report of the auditor of Virginia
shows that the delinquency during the past
ght years in the accounts Of the county and
city treasurers aggregates over S33, 600.
rE- In the suit at New York Of the government
againt D. Jugla to recover $50, 900 upon alleged
undervaluations OF kid gloves, the jury returned
verdict for the defendant.
cB- Hon. II. L. Dawes will preside over the
Massachusetts, republican convention to be held
at Worcester, April 18th, and John E. Sandford.
OF Taunton will be chairman OF the committee,
on resolutions
sE Lizzie Waddington, charged with stealing
81 800 from servant at the Narragansett Hotel,
Providence, r. l., where she was also employed,
has been arrested.
E- homely servant girl In house is
wen-sprtng OF joy.
az The women who do fancy work don't
fancy work
W The explanation: given by an excited
Celestial In Vicksburg-ssMe playee poker with
Mclean, alice same me glettee DO aces; me bet
tee ten dolla, nobody clum IN. Ne glettee thiee
Killings; me bettee i've dolla, nobody clum IN.
Me giettee DO filushee me bettee fifteen d0lla.
eyIy son OF giun clum In. Me cleanee OUT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

THE quid nuncs say that the Grant pro-
gramme is that Senator Roscoe Conkling is to
be made the permanent presiding officer OF the
national republican convention at Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

NEW COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRs.-The
President to-day appointed Rowland E. Trow-
bridge, OF Michigan, to be commissioner of In
dian affairs, succeeding Mr.. Hayt. The recent
statement of THE STAR that Mr.. Trowbrldge
would be the nominee for this position is thus
confirmed. Mr.. Trowbridge was born in
Elmtra, New York June 18th, 1921 When a
In 1S4l he graduated at Kenyon College, Ohio.
All his life he has been farmer. He was elect
ed to The senate of Michigan in 1856 and in 1855.
In 1s60 he was elected as a member OF the
Thirty-seyenth Congress, serving on the COM
mittee OF post Offices and post roads. He was
reelected to the Thirty-ninth Congress- serving
on the committee on revolutionary claims and
agriculture. He was delegate to the Phtla-
Gelphia "Legalists' convention" He was re-
turned TO the Fortieth Congress and was chair
man In that Congress of the committee on agri-
culture. He IS thoroughly acquainted with In
dian affairs. His nomination VIII be confirmed
and the general impression is that he viii make q
most acceptable Indian Commissioner. He is
Oh course republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-20

THE ONO MEN now here bring some queer
political rulnoIs with them. one is that stan
ley Matthews aud eX-AttOrncy General Taft VIII
both be delegates to the Chicago convention
and VIII favor General Grant: also, that Editor
Mack, of The Sanduai;y RoGiSi,J' will be a dele
cate il the interest OF Senator Blaine.