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CoCPS UNITED SHOwS.COup's mammoth
canvas was nlIed almost TO Overlooking last
evening, and the audience was a very select
one. The reserved seats were filled early and
Gen. sherman ana his party OF ladies and gen
tlemen were provided with chairs. The per
1oTIn3cce gave entire satisfaction. The promises
contained IN the program were all carried ont.
lie siud OF Brcncho horses IN their military
drill ard numerous tricks calls forth universal
applause. The trained dogs are almost marvel
Gus in their feats- Prof Fryer, the trainer OF
these horses and dogs has remarkable infiu-
ence over animals He seems TO possess some
peculiar gift in this direction. All the features
or The arena are interesting. and the menagerie
anc museum are full OF rare animals and Gu
rlosities- The baby sea lion, just two months
OLD, Is very cute" It was born IN Mansfield
ONO, and is the only infant specimen OF It's kind
IL thiS country. The tent was well Oiled this
afternoon Tonight Is the last performance
nder directions from Mr. Comp. inc canvas Is
air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

\ RAG PICKER ARRESTED.-Henry Schools a
colored rag gatherer, was arrested last night
Dy Detective COOmeS and Acton charged with
stealing some clothing from Hamburger'S store
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and eth
STREETS. Securing permission from the proprie-
TOR or the store Schools went into the cellar to
pick UP waste paper and rags, ana did not miss
the chance OF Stu!fing three dress coats into his
sack. He was wearing one OF the coats when
arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

The celebrated Orpheus Glee Club. OF Baltt-
more. viii appear every evening at Driver s.
SchofeldS Palace Garden in their choice Selee-
lions OF solos. duets. trios quartettes etc. All
should hear these excellent singers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

SALE or REAL ESTATE-Walter L Williams
& Co, aGctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon.
for C.. X. McBlair and VI. c. Luttrell trustees
me moth half OF lot g. In VIM. +. ToddS sub
division OF original lots In square ISL fronting
Oh 20 street, between Virginia avenue and ID
street southwest, TO Mathew Colbert. for $500,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
From Eminent Wilmer Rrfn ton. M. ID.
Baltimore.

nave used Co,den's Liebig's Liquid Extract
Of Beef ana Tonic Inrig0Tator In my practice.
and have been much gratifed with the result
AS tonic In all cases Of debility and weakness,
an9mla, CElorosiS. &C., 1t cannot be lrpassed.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

CONGRESS HALL CLOsED-The Cape Nav Star
announced that when dinner was over yester-
day Congress Hall would be closed to guests
f1r the season, In order that some headwav
might be made before the inclement weather OF
winter sets in on the extensive improvements
to be completed before the next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

VERY Low.'-See ad. under head OF Board
Ing"
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THE BRIBERY CAsEs-The cases at Harris
burg OF Smith, Long and McCune charged with
corrupt solicitation OF members OF the Pennsyi-
vanfa legislature in the matter Of the riot
claims bill, were postponed yesterday to the
November term on account of the absence OF
material witnesses for the defense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

CUTICURA REMEDIES,
original in Composition and ReyoIu-
tiOnary in Treatment,
Are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Hruss1sts, $50 Washington street, Boston, 81
don nns ss st;: Toronto; Ont. and Snow Hin. Lon
sGau boxes. so cents; large boxes, containing two
sna one half times the quantity Of small, 81. Re
TOILET Soar, 25 cents per cake. OUTIoURA MRDI
CINAL SHAVING SOAP. Is cents per cake; In bars
ior BARRIERS and large consumers. 80 cents.
COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTERS.
Instantly relieve Pain. Soreness and Weakness.
aug2S
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CRsBRING, FISHING, RaTuIys:.

L'EGHTU ANIMAL PICNIC OF the az
IL north End soCIALs, ~ BElRR'S
SEVEN III STREET PAIN, WEDNESDAY,. ~
Aug p. 1880 Tickets, admitting gent aud ~
ROY, gAC. aIlpll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

FORDs OPERA EOUSE.-ln the present daarth
vi ADJUSTMENTS the announcement OF the open
!ng or the season at FOrd's opera House August
-, With the musical comedy Of .sPun IN fha
racine VIII be good news TO the public. This
Drin1ant aEd amusing operate melanca is
II has made decided hit. The COMPANY Is a
large one and admirably selected for brirhf
musical talent. good comedy acting and nor
Sonal attractions OF the highest order Tha
music from various operas IS very pleasing. and
most OF II is In advance OF The production OF the
operas IL Washington, or even In New York
Ine dialogue OF Fun On the Pacific Is said TO
De unusually bright, and the Incidents mirth.
provoking Ia the extreme. In short it viii be
Just the thing for the season, and as the Opera
House Is capable OF thorough ventilation the
audience can keep cool there, While enjoying
the performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

=. JUSTICES JCDGMENT.-In suts before JUS
, NY vi Ihe Peaee Harris. By W. X. Ramsey agt
Inc Inland i SeabCard Co clairning SiAI dam
sges because the latter. after agreeing 10 carry
n1m 10 fney Point and return for 81 refused
70 oo 20, the Justice gave Judgment for the
defendant appealed. '-" 'N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

VNHE TIVOLI PARK,
Il FORMERLY GIkSRGRO,
ls NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for PicHics and
Excursions The plessantest summer resort az
around Washington. The Ferry Boats land -
every half hour. and a beautiful drive 10y road -
TO the Park. E1rstc accommodations at -
city prices; also. fine stabling accommodations for
horses RICHARD R0BB,
auKo-im Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

DR.. HARTIEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases
Sold by all druggists. jy31-s,m&W1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

ARTHUR b. SMITH. formerly with w. 81. Mar
low, OF this city, has bought the wood and coal
yard No. 1888 5th street NV. See ad.
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GBAND EXCURSIONS
VI TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE CAPES

POPULAR STEAMER JANE MOSELEY
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at o. m
Fsre 81. Round trip 81. so.
General Office, l4l6 4 st n W., near
Wizards Hotel. and ct the bost. 9th street wharf.
aue3-2m o. 8. LOWELL. PRESIDENT
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GRAND EXCURSION
EOUH HOURS FOR fIsHING. CRAZE

I!easute. Meais oO cents, furnished on b1at by
T. hCLB, Caterer. Those DESTROYS of taking bss-
Eets are privileged to do go. Tickets II be had OF
me estry, members of the congregation, and nc
the bost: Admit tickets, IS cts children over S
yeaTs % cts: State rooms engaged AZ W. n. Dali
1ON-e, So3 tenoa. ave. au2l-4t
SECOND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
~ Given 10y the J.. ID. -. to MARSHALL HALL,
and DOWN THE POTOMAC. on the sT-A
lalace steamer Arrowsmith WE'D E-sStttzDuf0
NESDAY, August 25th, 1850. <<1D
Eteaner leaves az 6 80 y. m, returning II.
Ilckets admitting gentleman and lady, 75c. sim
gle tickets, soc. auy20 st
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swayns's Ointment Cures Itching Pile.

Itcnlng Plies. Sympt0mS-A moisture Ike
| Itching Piles perspiratiOn, intense itching,
| Itching Piles. particularly at night 1t never
| Itching Piles. fails.
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The practical benefit to the world of these sirnif-
nj words since they were uttered would doubtless
surprise David Crockett now. Purchasers at the
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sAND TOURNAMENT

4 dAND TOURNAMENT
FFTE CHANPFTRF
On the grounds OF Cant. Bohrer attached 10 Oar
roll Chapel,
. FOREST GLEN STATION
TUESDAY, August 81, and WEDNESDAY, Son.
tenber LIST.
Tie Tournament will fesin -
prompt, at O'Clock. Borl. k2SA IA rssss-~sss31
Moni. balr will addi ess the urT Wy WIVES
hn1eh's Nnnhtr of riders hulite. Br.ss afHf
suirs h' nds In attendance. Refresh mauts serve
On tie grounds. The ladies a 4 gentlemen in
charge tronise to make this most p,easant IN ter
taii tilt Trains leave MNshin<tN At X 10 a ~.
a. 4 Us Pm. returning leave Forest Glen at 6 IS
pm. angr1S. 81
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eases
Swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious dis
ordero 49,
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r OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
TAKE NOTICEl

This Is the ortu Lottery u0ted on by the 1,so
9e Of State, and under late decision Of The y. s
Lottery an the United States, all other charter,
hGrt'l0 been repealed or hayin1 no existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

nOWN THE RIVER 30 MILES AND
~ RETURN.
FIRST SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION
JosADAB soo nila IL" CIRCLE. sssl
STEAMER w ". OoRCoRAN,
tRlDAf EVENING. AUGUST 81, 1880.
'....- q CTS
tbiidTe en- uE der Years. free.
Stesner leaves It'll street wharf Fl n w "a
turns ut IL pm. sulS- 81.
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slAcKwoop's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

These Reprints not selections; they give the orgi
mails IN FULL and at about third the price the Eng
fish Editions
No publications compare with the leading British
Periodicals above named reprinted by the
Publishing COMPANY. In respect to fidelity of research
accuracy OF statement and purity of STYLE they with
out equal Thew keep pace with modern thought dis
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science, literature art The ablest writer's fill their
pages with most interesting reviews of history and with
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Pre- NUNS.

07O AWEEK. s12 a day at home easily made Costly
vi 4 Outfit free Address True Co., Augusta, Maine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-28

Dr. Sheets has returned and taken the Airing
ton House. where he will be pleased his friends and
patrons Taose wishing his services should call early
his stay is limited to few weeks None but first class
operation in all branches Of the Dental Art
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discount OF 20 per cent will be allowed clubs of four
or more persons Thus: four copies of Black wood
one Rev. will be sent to address, for Sl2 So iou
copies of the four Reviews BIackwood for and SO
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PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Posi- GE

This item Of expense now borne by the publishers is
equivalent reduction Of 26 per cent on the cost t.
subscribers 10 mer years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
RACE In ENGLAND TODAY.
PetrOnel Wins the 1000 G.uineas
Stakes AT NeWrp n rker.

LONDON, April 2S.-The following are the
probable starters and their jockeys for the race
Tor the 1000 guineas stakes which will come of
to-day at the Newmarket first spring meeting:-
MIR. X. {. MAYORS bay colt The Abbot, Jockey
Luke; Mr. X. X. Christopher'S brown colt Aga
memnon, jockey Mordan; Mr.. c. j. Lefevres 5
hay colt Beauminet, jockey Hudson; Capt. C..
Patrick's bay or brown colt Boughton Jockey
Jet1ery; Mr.. ii. E. Beddngton'S bay colt Broth
erhood, Jockey Snowden; Mr.. c. s. Hardy's bay
colt ClarencleuX, Jockey Barker; Mr.. F. Gret-
ton bay colt Fernandez Jockey Morley; Mr..
SF. Grettons brown colt Mariner Jockey Can
non: Prince Soltykoff'S chestnut colt Mask
Jockey Rossiter; Lord RoSeberryS bay colt
Melfort, Jockey Morgan; Lord Falmouth's bay
colt Merrygoround. Jockey Archer; Count F. de
La Oranges bay colt Milan, Jockey Goater; the
Duke of WeStminSterS chestnut colt MuncaS-
ter, jockey Webb; the Duke OF Beaufort's black
or brown colt PetTonel. Jockey FOrdham; Mr..
BowesS' bay colt Pride OF the Highlands, Jockey
Blucks; Mr.. Oldaker's bay colt Begnard, Jockey
Morris; and Lord Bradford'S chestnut colt
ZealOt. Jockey osborne.
LdtT.-1he race for the 1900 glineaS stake
for three year-Old colts and filles came of al
the Newmarket first spring meeting to-day, and
was wen by the Duke of BeaufortS black or
brown colt PetTonel. The second place was
secured by the Duke OF WestminSter'S chestnut
colt MuncaSter, and the third place by Mr.. r.
c. MAYORS bay colt The Abbott. Seventeen
ran.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO SHOOTING.
Testimony Before the COrOner,s I'm.
QueSt-VerdiCt Of Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2I.-The inquest In the
DE Young case was concluded this evening. All
ihe evidence taken is substantially the same as
stated In the reports heretofore telegraphed.
with the exception that man giving his name
as John Clemetshaw testified that at the time
OF the shooting he was looking through WIN
dow OF the Chronicle counting room and saw
kalloch and De Young facing each other. the
latter leaning against the counter: directly De
Young Strengthened himself drew pistol from
his ovelcoat pocket and fired at Kalloch. The
latter then drew his pistol and began firing,
when De Young ran. The rest OF his evidence
is in accordance with the other testimony
given. The fact that Cemetshaw had pre-
vfouSly endeavored to obtain permission TO
view the tody OF the deceased, bringing the
coroner a note from the Sherin'S Office. In which
he was introduced as Mr. watson" tended TO
d!scredlt his testimony, and the direct evidence
of other eye-witneSseS. and the fact that De
louDg's pistol was found not TO have been dis
charged, decided the jury to attach no weight
TO his testin ony; and after brief delioeration
they returned verdict, charging kalloch with
the murder. Clemetshaw explained his change
OF name by stating that he had adopted the
name OF Waits on as matter OF convenience his
true name being difficult TO pronounce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
Affairs ON the virginia Side.
THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Correspondence OF The .Stdr.l
FALLS CHURCH. April 9th, 1880.
stated in these news letters some time ago
that il was reported that an application would
be made to the proper authorities to stop the
reading OF the Bible in the public schools. The
matter took tangible shape and real life a few
days ago IL letter from the school super1n-
tendent TO the teachers, prohibiting such read
ing, fixing the penalty OF disobedience the revo-
cation of the license to teach. This aroused the
whole community. and the excitement has run
high since. A public meeting was called TO
convene Oh Monday QaStl aiming TO sit down on
the fOmenter OF the outrage(?l and the superfn-
tendent. The meeting took place, pursuant 10
notice, last evening. Everybody was there In
Guiding ''smart Sprinkling" OF ladies. IL was
an excited body, and no fair, full consideration
OF the question, recognizing all the varieties
and differences OF feeling and sentiment among
the whole, under the circumstances, could be
expected. No reference TO the consideration
and conclusion OF communities much O,Qef Id
the matter OF public schools. but relief of the
indignation OF the individual members OF the
community was the end sought and the end
obtained. The lone Individual whose action
had caused the excitement was lampooned and
harpooned. EXtrayagant speeches were made
One man, old and gray said that when the
reading OF the Bible was prohibited he wss
ready 10 die. Another that he proposed 10 nah
our flag to the mast, and when IL went down he
would go down with it, etc. / am only out
lining the action or the meeting briefly Reso-
lutions were adopted condemning the superin-
tenaent, sustaining the trustees and teachers
which VIII DE sent TO you. l.. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

Political Notes.

The friends Of Senator Window are again re.
marking upon his running qualifications
should dark horse be needed for the preSi.
Dental race.
The Baltimore Anericdit'S report OF the re-
publican primary elections in Maryland is to
The effect that Baltimore city will send solid
Blaine delegation to the state convention; that
the county primaries also indicate that the SEN
timent of Maryland is In favor OF Blaine for
President: and that the sixteen votes of Mary
land In the national convention may be set
down as anti. Grant.
Senator Logan, who has returned to Wash
ington from Illinois, says that Gen. Grant
taikt very freely to him upon general topics.
but that politics were ignored by both OF them.
"GeD. Grant" says Senator Logan, ''is In the
draw him until he is beaten, no matter how
many ballots are taken. That Is the whole
case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

Editor Sdr:-I am an occasional visitor to
the Department of State, and never 60 there
that do not deplore the condition of the De-
claratiOn OF independence, the lower part of
which especially is so fast becoming obIterated
by the action OF time that If anything Is going
to be done to restore it, it should be done al
once. AS ''what is everybody's business is no.
body's business feel like publicly thanking
very important matter. II, upon careful test.
1t be found impossible to restore the original
writing by the means of chemicals or other
wise. can see no objection, although it is not
alluded to expressly by ''Semi-O Occasional. )"
to have it touched up by skillfuI penman, seye-
raj OF whom are in the department, aided by
Joe Sih,ue which the Department of State has
had In its possession for many years.
HISTnRJcrS
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The Markets..

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Eirgiua skies, old. l6
foEiss $s do tenfOrty cO1pons. 90 bid % day.
street and western.slper 25a4 %; do extra, 25s
DO 'e do i' fay mf suRes ssa
do: Rio brands. .50a6 IS; PataPsco family. Z TO-
A21 No. western MsH TRsE fss spot ana
hIs h;lsai i9A July. Ioaai. .los. Corn. southern
ao Heo% SIn Western white
4szh.a4sx szh. May. 45a47hs june, 47sa4ss july -:
xhs d mHed fsns
sylvania. 41a42. Rye dull, Ssa90. Hay lower and
Gnsst-Prime me, to o CHOICE Pennsylvania and Mary
II 25alI. 75: Bulk meats-loose shoulders. Az ::
fssp RIB sSes g. DO paehsed and
l9s1a e obase
soes. l$NaiS1 Sugar dnli-A soft 81, Whisky
ss7 barrels wheaf 80 e5 bushes eorn
$500 bushels oats. 500 800 bushels rye 500 bushels
bushels; , n Sales-Wheas. 6e7. 100 bushels; corn.
NEW YORK. April 2s.-stocks dull. Money, 6.
Exchange. long. 4sfH; short, 1914 Govern
81 NEW YokK. April 2s.-Flour dull whea.
90 LONDON. April 2s. 1890 p. m.-Consols.
Erie 4sx Atlantic and and Great W western M seconds seconds
morteaee trustees certificates. 36%. Illinois Cen
tra, 1888. Pennsylvania Central 56I. Reading
32A. New York Central, lS5.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to day at p: m, as reported by Lewis John
per cents. lOs3l; D.: Of 9; 3.65's. .es5s sales;
New Jersey Central, 75s; Ohio and Mississippi.
33H; Erie, 43&: Michigan Central S95a Lake
Shore, lO7s Northwest S3H do preferred. 10sN
Iron Mountain, 4Sx; st. Paul: tn; Wabash, ST.
Louis and Pacific. 98% do: preferred, 66's Kansas
and Texas. 3514: W. q. Telegraph, lO5%; c O.
and l. O.. 75b; Pacific Mail. lQ3.
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FORTY.SlXTH CONGRESS,
WEDNESDAY, April IS.


SENATE.-MeSsrs. Cameron (Pa.), Conkling
Randolph, Mcpherson and Bayard presented
petitions of iron manufacturers in their respec-
tive states for the passage of the Eaton tariff
bill.
Mr.. Hamilton, from the select committee on
claims OF United States citizens against the gov
ernment Of Nicaragua, reported with an
amendment Senate DILL authorizing the Pres-
dent to make the necessary arrangements to
carry into effect any convention between the
United States and Nicaragua for the adjustment
OF claims which may be duly concluded between
the two governments. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. cameron (Pa.), from the committee on
naval affairs. reported favorably on the bill re-
lating to machinists in the navy. Placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Mcpherson, from the same committee,
reported adversely on the bin to establish upon
apelmanent footing the professOrships of mod
ern language and drawing in the naval acad-
emy. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Blaine submitted resolution calling on
the President for copies of correspondence be-
tween the United States and Great Britain rela-
tive to the t1 @ alleged outrage upon American fish
Mr.. Jonas submitted report of the minority
of the committee on railroads on the bill to ex-
tend the time for completion OF the Northern
Pacific railroad. ordered to be printed
Mr.. Morgan introduced bill to enforce the
observance Of the constitution of the United
states In regard to the elections of President
and Vice President of the United States. Re-
ferred to the select committee on that subject
Mr. Davis wv. Va.) presented the report of the
majority OF the select committee to investigate
accounts in the Treasury department, and sub
mftted some remarks thereon.
Mr.. IDgallS presented the report Of the minor
ity, lMessrs. ingalls, and Dawes,) and both those
gentlemen spoke in support OF its view.
MI. Davis said that The committee found nu-
merous discrepancies in the Treasury accounts
Mr.. Ingalls, denied that any discrepancies ex-
listed, and said all the obvious alterations Of ac
counts were fully explained by changes in sys-
TENS of bookkeeping.
Pending debate the morning hour expired
and the Indian appropriation bill was again
taken up.
HOUSE.-Un1er the call of committees bills
were reported and disposed of as follows: BY
Mr.. Cox IN. ". from the committee on foreign
affairs, for the appointment Of a commission to
ascertain and report basis for a reciprocity
treaty between the United States and the Brit
1sh colonies. House calendar BY Mr.. Rice,
from the same committee, report upon the res
olutions OF the legislatures OF Maine and Massa-
chuSettS relating to fisheries. Printed and re-
committed. BY Mr.. Cook, from the committee
on public buildings and grounds, granting per
mission for the erection of certain statues on
the buttress OF the Sub-treasury in New York.
House calendar
The House at 1:3O o'clock went into committee
Of the whole {Mr. Thompson in the chair on
the DILL amending the internal revenue laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
WINTER PALACE EXPLOSION.
Arrest and Confession of the Man
Charged With Causing lie

burg to the Daily Neacs says: The workman
Sheyitch arrested for causing the explosion In
the Winter Palace on the 18th OF February and
who is reported to have confessed the deed, left
the st. Petersburg University in 1870. He was
Known there as entertaining visionary schemes
Alter leaving the university he associated him.
self with the reyolutioniStS, and In accordance
order to more readily influence the working
classes. He was known at the palace as clever
carpenter and has been recognized by some OF
the officers OF the palace for whom he worked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
NIurderTriaI PO>tpOned.

PETERSBURG, Va, April 2s.-1he trial of Amos
Taylor as principal, and Richard Holloway and
Polly NGbia as accessories for the murder OF
VIM. Nubia, in Surry county, On the 25th OF
February last, was commenced in the county
court yesterday; but upon the request OF the
continued to the May term of the Circuit Court
and that OF the accessories was postponed 10
the May term of the county court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
EXCITEMENT In LEADVIlLE.
ReVOlvers Drawn i'm the City Conn.
Gil RAAM.

DENVER, COL, April 2s.-A special dispatch to
the Ne'rs from Leadville last night states that
at meeting of the city council great excite
ment was caused by their action In regard to
vacant, and In another case a republican was
ousted and democrat sworn in, whereupon the
republicans left the room amid great confusion
Officers drew revolverS, and demanded order
Many OF the audience drew revolvers Also and
a dangerous collision was threatened. All is
quiet now.