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HANLAN VICTORIOUS.
He Defeats Trickett Easily,
THE MOREY LETTER.
GEN. GARFIELD'S CABINET,
THE IRISH LAND WAR.
GENERAL LGARFIELD,s CABENEr.
Interesting PrObabilities-The Ohio
Situation. Etc.

S1IUdlIOIIS ElCs
Especial Dispatch to The Evening Star.l
Nkw YORK. Nov. 15.-Hon. George C. Gorham.
who has just returned this morning from visit
to General Garfield at his home, says that
Charles Foster will probably hold the governor
Ship of Ohio, Secretary Sherman go to the
United States Senate, and ex-senator Dorsey be
rendered the Secretaryship Of the Interior. NJ.
Dorsey would certainly refuse that or any Other
position, because his private business Is as much
as he can give attention to- The probabIlit
ABOUT New York expected Cabinet positions hav
changed. Hon. Levi p. Morton Is now named by
the business men for the position Of Secretary
OF the Treasury. If he accepts. this would send
Hon. ThoS. c. Piatt to the Senate from New
York,
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ROatOp and Providence Rai,road.

BOSTON, Nov. 15-The annual report OF tne
Boston and Providence Railroad for the year
ending september 50 shows net gain over laSC
year or triile over per cent on capital stock.
viz: Si3I16 "a. The gross receipts were l,323 =
$685. expenses and taxes were 1901, 1860. Two
4 per cent dividends have been paid. amounting
10 1920 600.
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Snow in North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. l5.--After an almost
continuous rain for twenty-rour hours snow
storm set In about I:30 o'clock tniS morning and
still continues. A heavy snow storm IS reported
at Fayetteville and GoldSboro'.
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Important if ,True.
WHY NEW JERSEY WENT DBMOCR ATIC-srORY n,
an, nEr~obLICAN ~ BARGAIN With JOHN KELLY Fol
NEW YORK STATE. W

WHY NEW JERSEY WENT DBMOCR ATIC-srORY OF
REPUBLICAN BARGAIN With JOHN KELLY FOR
NEW YORK STATE. ~
prominent democrat. who at the instance
oi tne nauonal democratic committee deyoIad
ms time ana services TO the state OF Ne;y Jar
sey ouflag lhe recent canvass, said to a STAR
reporter To-Day -" The republicans would have
carried new Jersey for Garfield had it not b zen
Ior bargain made with Jno. Kelly, of New Yorl,
CITY, CITY and Boss Mclaughlin, OF Brooklyn. on the
Wednesday before the election. Dorsey had been
SEM 10 New Jersey with full powers and ali the
to ny ey necessary to carry the state; but on the
w, oneSday prior to the election Chester a
arthur concluded bargain with John Kelly
ana MCLAUGHLIN by which the state of New
1ofk was M de certain for Garfield. John Kelly
got one million dollars in cash and McLaughiinn
go, $500 600 Kelly used every dollar OF his mil
uon 10 eject Grace mayor, thinking that wac
more imports MT to him than to elect Hancncr
When Arthur felt sure OF New Y TX he did not
care muSn Tor new Jersey. Dorsey was recalled
TO New York and the money it was in endei to
give him was used in buying John Kelly and
!a Mclaughlin. HAD the republicans stuck to
New jersey In spite OF ali we conld have Inne y
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A Burglars Confession.

TnUnlas FOsCeT, 80 years Old, pleaded guilty
today In the court Of general sessions Of burg.
dwelling Of Frank Walton. on East 3Oth street
ard after threatening to shoot Erskine S. Bates
who was in charge. he carried Off lot OF val
liable property. He escaped arrest, but was
afterwards arrested. Judge Cowing senten
him to fifteen years Imprisonment In state
prison,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

POSTMASTER GENERAL MAYNARD is now busy
preparing his annual report to Congress. Its
most important features have already been an.
ticlpated through the publication or the report
O1 The assistant postmaster general
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ARMY ORDERs.-AsSistant Surgeon M. X.
Taylor L. s. army will report to the command
1pg general department Of the east for assign
menL TO duty. Major James Biddle, 6 h cavalry,
VIII be relieved from duty as acting assistant
Inspector general or the department OF Arizona
al will then report TO his department com
mander for assignment to duty with his regt-
meIt. The leave or absence granted Captain q.
l.. Browning, 1th infantry, Is extended seven
months, with permission TO 80 beyond sea.
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WHAT GENERAL GROSvENER SAYS.-General
Charles I'll. Grosvener, Of Athens, OHIO, is at the
Ebbitt House. The general Is one OF the Gar
field electors at large for the state o; Ohio He
says GOV. Foster is d candidate In dead e3rneS
for the SeDatOrship. IL he succeeds. It will
make a reconstruction OF some OF Cne Cabinet
States necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

MOVEMENTS OF u. S. NAVAL vEssELs-The
Minnesota left Hanp on Roads last SATURDAY.
rr New York. The portsmouth left the same
Baltimore to day.
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Lieut Commander A. G.
Kellogg to examination for promotion; Lieut.. T.
T. Wood to the Norfolk navy yard. Decembar
1st; Lieut.. s. C. Paine from the naval academy
and granted six months leave from December
1st, With permission to leave the United States:
Master c. G. CalkiEs from the Wyoming 9th
ultimO and placed on waiting orders from the
10th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

INSPECTOR GENERAL MARCY In his annual re-
port says that with very few exceptions nearly
every garrisoned military fort within the limits
OF our territory has been carefully inspected
Careful examinations have been maze OF tne
accounts OF all officers OF the army who have
disbursed public money during the year. A
new form OF keeping cash and cheek books
should be prescribed and enforced for all dts
bursting officers. The 1nstruc ions, both theo-
retical and practical, in the different arms Of
the service have generally been satisfactory eX-
cert al three forts so reduced IN strength that
large percentage OF the force has 10 be en-
plOyed in fatigue and mechanical duty TIE
Is called TO the neglect the artillery arm is re-
ceivll & and the necessity OF adopting measures
lor mere practice and study in the improved
weapons OF the day-smali arm target practice
The clerical assistance TO officers OF the depart
ment is inadequate. The establishment OF a
new fort Oh the Mexican border Is recon-
mended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

SECRETARY EvARTs to-day called at the White
House, accompanied by the new Russian min
lister and S,gnor Arosemena, the new minister
from the United States of Colombia He for
nally presented them TO President Hayes, and
the usual short speeches were made.
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The Hirth Murderers.

e
Babe Bedford and Edward Queen IN, Jhs two
condemned colored men who are 10 be hanged
on Friday for the murder OF Geo. Philip Hirth,
had a number OF visitors at the jail yesterday,
upon them the necessity OF their prep lring
themselves for death. s 1Teral days ago one or
the guards In a conversation with Bedford, re-
marked: babe, the time Is short, and would
advise you II innocent, to stick 10 it, but II you
are guilty. don't go TO hell with lie on your
tongue Redford replied: "When do you want
to know? Can't you give me day or two TO
think over It." Yesterday a lady visitor 10 the
jail had talk with him, during which she asked:
How could you do such tning?" Bedford an
swered: IL don't know; the devil must have been
i'm me-" Queenan still maintains his entire tn-
nocence. Insisting that he was in another part
OF the city when the murder was committed.
Queenan'S mother, who. by the way. is an
honest, hard-working colored woman, visited
him yesterday. and had very affecting inter
view. Bedford's relatives live In Montgomery
county, and up TO this time they have not seen
him.
AT the jail this morning Queenan was found
in very cheerful mood, and 10 reply 10 ques-
tion said he was now prepared 10 meet his q od.
When his attention was called TO the statement
purportfng TO have been made by Bedford he
remarked that as far as he was concerned. he
knew kothing OF the crime. and IL he did, he
would at once tell It. He was going before his
God, who knew all things, and he would not
dare 60 before Him with a lie In his mouth.
Pinn in his cell was cheerful, and he also de-
MED his guilt.
Bedford said that he felt better than he ever
did before, and when questioned as TO the re-
mark said to have been male by him yesterday
said that the lady misunderstood him, and he
Iepeated his former denials OF gnilt
ERECTING THE SCAFF0LD.
This morHing the work OF putting up the scat
fold was commenced, and the sounds OF the car
pen1ers at work could be heard plainly through
the building, but had no perceptible effect on
the prisoners. It is located at the north end OF
the east corridor or the north wiHg OF the build
log, which is about l6 feet wide.
ANOTHER ATTEAPT TO SAVE THEIR LIVES
II is understood that petition asking a COM
mutation OF the sentences OF the two men Will
be presented TO the Attorney General and Pres
idt Mt tomorrow morning.
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GEN. HANCOCK denies that he has written a
letter In relation to the late presidential con-
tsst, but ;t Is wen known that he has SPOKE n
attempts to drag q "fraud" issue into the result.
In so expressing himself, he has shown his
gcCd selse.-Ihe Hour, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

The District Commissioners have received a
petition signed by DIR. Charles Warren, chier
clerk OF the bureeu OF education and large
number OF ladies' and gentlemen, protesting
against the issuing or renewal or any license
Tor the sale or distilled or fermented liquors on
any premises within the distance OF one square
from any building or room used or occupied by
the public schools OF this District
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
met today and received four new app,Icatt
for lice sc. They also received prote & aQa anst
the granting OF license for restaurant under
Police headquarters, and one against grantiny
license 10 any one IN the vicinity OF the F,ftS
Baptkt Church on Vermont aveaue between
0 and streets northwest. The board pa ssei
upon the application OF James Keleher M IaS
H1gn street Georgetown, and disanproyed the
apl aton of John ]. Daly, 1867 @ street NV.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
Protest Against the paSSjn,, ID

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Baptist pastOfs'
conference in this city to-day, unanimously
and without debate adopted the following: In
view OF the projected Passion Play by one OF
the tEeaters of this CITY, resolved, that as a con
ference, we protest against this sacrilegious use
Of the most sacred thing Of our religion
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1HE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S122, 1874; customs, s719, 1851.

QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL METGs, In his
annual report, recommends the improve
ment Of the road from Georgetown e.
Arlington to the terminus of thai cemetery
into national public burying ground for sol
dieIs sailors, members OF Congress and govern
ment officers The present Congressional CEN
etery Will have to give way to The advance O.,
the city.
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THERE WILL NOW Be NO NECESSITY to turn Mr..
Washburn, or Minnesota, out OF his congress
SIGNAL seat The presidential election Is not goIng
to be thrown INTO the House, and il does no.
make any difference which political party has a
majority by vote of states. This TACT also
REDUCES the Importance of Mr.. Rev. De- La Matyr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

THE FOLLOWING internal revenue appoint
ments have been made: S. II. Johnson, store
keeper and gGager. 9Th district OF North Care
lima; W. Ii. Morton and Henry Relfr. gaugers
2d district OF Kentucky. StOrekeepcrS-H. j.
Mannheim, 2d district, Kentucky; T. Ii. Hierong.
mus, Sth district. Illinois, and c. M. Moore, ~
district. keItuckY.
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Report Of the Surgeon General.

ERECTION OF NEW ARMY MEDICAL. Hrsvrr,,
RECOMMENDED.
ihe annual report OF Surgeon General Barnes
states That the total number of cases OF all
kinds, as reported ON the sick list. AMONG the
white troops during the past year was 80 n.
The total deaths among the white trooos was
2l9 Among the colored troops there We're
1882 cases on the Sick list and 46 deaths. The
contributions to the army medical musenro
were 10 surgeons, 80 assistant surgeons, act
iug assistant surgeons, hospital stewards. 8
line offcers and SO civil practitioners. The
hutloef Oh SlSltofS registered curing lne fiscal
year was "a, II. Attention Is called to the
oyercrowded and unsafe condition OF the buiId-
Ing on 10Th street, and IL is earnestly recon-
nntnoeO that an appropriation De maze Tor a
new fre-proOf building adequate for the present
needs and reasonable future extension OF all
collections now stored in the present unsafe
quarters. Such a building should be absolutely
nre proof, but no expenditure for mere archi-
tectural display is required. A suitable struc-
$3.50 600.
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SECRETARY SCHURz decides that both legl5la
ton by Congress and treaty stipuaUlons with
the Indians are conditions precedent to any
action by the Interior department concerning
the construction OF railroads through the Indian
Territory.
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facilities In this direction also. The school for
nurses could here find the proper field for the
guilty alton OF system OF training which would
ut its pupils for the intelligent care and man.
age ment OF the sick, suffering and helpless
This is matter that concerns the interest OF
every family In this District, for no family can
expect altogether to escape disease or the emer
gel cteS which may place their lives and happi-
ness In the hands OF incompetent nurses. Then,
again, 1t will add TO the general prosperity or
II District by fostering Indirectly our medical
schools. The great lack OF hospital advantages
drives many students from this District yearly,
ard keeps away hundreds who would rather
on account or the advantages which the seat vi
government offers, obtain their education here
than elsewhere. Every student who comes to
this District, or who is retained here adds ma.
teIlaliy 10 1tS prosperity ana advancement, b.
sdes IL helps 10 nX here the great centers OF
learning and research, so much desired and
foste by its unequalled library and museum
advantages
In this District, where such a large proper
tion OF the Inhabitants are not permanent resi-
dents, it would be a great advantage II some
provision could be made so that those VINO i've
Jects OF severe accidents or disease, might be
cared for In the District hospital by their own
physicians or surgeons, the patients paying the
pital such rates OF charges as viii not only de
fray their own expenses, but to certain extent
help to sustain the hospital BY such regula-
the hospital where good nurses and resident
physicians would always be at hand TO carry
out the doctors direction and to meet any dan
gerous emergency that might arise. Many per.
sons who have to undergo important or dan
gerous surgical operations would prefer to be
In a well regulated hospital, provided they
clan, and indeed physicians would be greatly
aided and encouraged to undertake and manage
serious cases II they were confident that their
which help to avert danger and prevent catas-
trolhe. Medical men OF the highest standing
can always be found ready and willing to per.
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LONDON, Nov. 15.-The StG}GdLTd In its eve
Ing edition says: IL is rumored that Haqlan b
decided not To compete for the American prz
in the International regatta
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LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Sportsman this morn
ing says: Thomas Blackinan. OF Dulwich, ha
withdrawn from the contest for the AmerIc y
prizes in the regatta On account of iiiness.
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The PRESIDENT appointed to-day ex-Sacretary
George S. Boutwell, to be counsel for the Uaited
States before the newly organized Franco Amer
lean claims commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

A Boon OF CANDIDATES.-The candidates for
the Sfeakership are now looming uD. Among
those prominently mentioned are Omar D. Con-
ger. OF Michigan: VIM. P. Frye. Of Maine; Frank
Hiscock, of New York; j. Warren klefer OF
Anson McCOok, OF New York. In the above
list also -four candidates for the United States
Senate viz: COnger, kiefer, Frye and Robson.
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LONELINESS as a Fine Art.

Every lady who has used "GLENN's
SULPHUR Soar" viii admit that the
improvement Of the complexion
should be classed among the Fine
Arts. Though she may be past the
heydsy OF youth. yet, like a faded
picture retouched with It's original
tints, she blooms anew under the in
fuence OF this rejuvenatiug soap. 1t
has toe, rare and delicate oGor. far
superior TO most OF Ire sickly per-
fumes OF tie day, aid distinguished
chemist prCnOunces il harmless. Be-
%sre of ooln:erieits Sec that sc.
N. CRuTENroE, Proprietor" Is
printed on each packet, without
which none is genuine. Sold by
druggists at % cent; three cakes 60
cents. "HnL's INSTANTANEOUS HAIR
DYE" is also g wonder worker. 1t
gives 10 gray hair or any undesirable
collar a most perfect and brilliant
black or brown tint; Ia safe, cure and
cheap. Depot, z Sixth Ave, ne, New
YUTk. mJ5
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HOUSE.

Washington, 6.-Wells submitted
a conference report on the Indian
appropriation bill. Agreed to. The
report states that the main point Of
difference between the houses was in
regard ID the -discontinuance OF the
Board OF Indian commissioners, as
finally agreed upon. The commits
sionerg Wers continued, but pr0viso
was inserted that no money shall be
paid foT salaries and expenses OF the
/ nmission.
The morning hour being dispensed
with, the house vent into committee
of the whole on the posIolice app:o-
priation bill.
By a vcte Of 81 20 II the commit
tee adopted the amendment to strike
out the provision for the curtallment
or djscontinuance Cf the Star Service,
on Star mail routes, upon which in
creased compensation for increased
expedition beyond so per cent. of the
original contract price has been
allowed.
During the discussion before the
adoption OF the amendment. & lively
tilt occurred between HaZsiton and
Reagan. The former said that many
members we're too ready with charges
of fraud, AID t0st the gentleman
from Texas tResgsn) who said the
contracts should be abrogated on the
ground of fraud vas himself IL a po-
sition to invite the charity o! the
House and country in connection
with the bill! he bad brought in for
the payment OF $4,000 to tue south.
ern mail contractors.
Reagan replied that in the case rt-
ferred to be had made d mistake Of
facts, but nothing IN his life leed
make him shrink from exposing the
villianous contracts of tie mail ser
vices.
Consideration of the bill having
been concluded, the committee rose
sud reported the bill to the House.
The main question was ordered, and
Blackburne moved that the House
fake . recess until. tomorrow morn.
ing al 10 so for the purpose of dispos-
ing Of the bill before u O'Clock, 90 as
no, TO interfere with private business,
pending which Scales, chairman OF
the committee on Indian affairs, re.
ported back the bill rstifying the Ute
agreement. Made the special order
for Thursday next.
Blackburn's motion was then
agreed to, and the House took recess
as stated.
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ia man be known by the COM

IFA man be known by the COM
psDy be keeps, young Ike Kalioch,
the murderer Of Charles deYouug,
has been hard nut" from bis boy
hood. The Atohiso7 (Kan.) Cham.
pioa draws a pen picture Of him when
in Kansas, and the Likeness, whether
true OF false, has the merit Of apply
ing to just such a man az the younger
KaIloch, as shown by hia recent con-
duct, seems to have been when a boy.
The writer Of the Champion article
was acquainted with Ike, and remen
bers him az a youth With more
decided tendency to muscle than
brains. He was one Of these sulky
youths Who aTe wicked without
seeming 10 enjoy It. He belonged to
that class, some Of whom everybody
has seen, who drive livery horses half
to death and never pas for them; play
al sorts OF games indifsrentIy-
billiards the worst OF any; know
only Two kinds Of drunk, tbs
whooping variety and the stupid;
and aHsct the society of ladies'
whose reputation is not at all
doubtful. His reputation generally
was bad. He Was creditad with the
seduction Of weak-minded daughter
OF Baptist preacher; later, be left
Lawrence suddenly on account of
another affair of the same variety.
He was always lover of whisky,
and his DRINKS we're of such frequent
occurrence as to occasion no surprise
in the community when he appeared
on the streets howlingly intoxicated
or stupidity full" sach boy as
his old-!ime Kansas acquaintance
pictures him would naturally grow up
TO be the man who would murder.
His life was q succession Of petty
criminslities until this last great
crime, which will probably terminate
a short, bad career on TIE scafold. !
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RRIEF KILOGRAMS.

D. B Yo7! & Co., stock brokers OF
San Francisco. ieIlcf on Thursday.
Liabilities. 100000.
On Thursday, 4, 600 Middlesborougb,
Eng, iron workers, resumed work at
a reduction of per cent
The distress 10 Ireland Is increasing
and the subscriptions falling of.
Affairs are becoming alarming.
The acknowledgement will an
nounce Ms decision in the Wells.
Fargo & c.. mater next Monday
TIE explosion of q copper stil in
St Louis, on Tuesday. caused $50 =
600 fire and the death Of one man
The treasury, on Thurs lay, pur-
cha ed $50, 0O0 ounces OF fiue silver
Tor delivery 1T tho Philadelphia and
Sac Francisco minis.
There has never been a time 10 the
history of the government when 60
many new postofices were being
established; the volume of business
also increases largely.
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A YEAR CT two ago there was n big
sensation in San Francisco over the
conduct of a dentist, DR.. w. T.
Smith, who procured fraudulent
divorce in Arizona and then married
Annie Carpenter, a niece of the sill
ver-tongued Tom Fitch, well known
IN Ibis city. The doctor was indicted
for adultery, but he successfully
STAYED Of the prosecution until last
week, when tae district attorney dis
missed the indictment, there being no
evidence to convict. Il is presumed
that Saith and his wife have made
up, while Annie Is sparring about
for some other victim.