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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
n" LOO-F.-The reellaI quarterly Commn;
- Ss,5 9Ga,r Of the r. GKAHD 1.b l9DE ;3s ~a
I9 o'clock. llI P. H. SWEET. Or. Secy.
ft MEMFERs OF TIE : s0yERE,GN l8, ;S COIN ,t5f5
tI9 GIL SONS Of IpNADAB VIII Please attend
O. f VIA sTsGs! Y WE s Is fsbiY the i4sh ls:2St at
ciock m from SeateIH 1 DIT trpS - 1erlan Chrch'
II. .Fe''' 0e'siS.R 'EsLvGR SEiSoN Sow. Patriarch.
NEW BUILDING ASS )CIATION on
- CAPS rqL I'LL. "a me- meetInz I Wi be held at
THURSDAY. the 18th OF April, at 8 o'e.ock j. M.
BUIiD;NCi ASSOCIATION, No. g. Persons de-
.irops y rartlclIae IN the same are Invited to at
Adopted and the Election of Officers viii be held for
WI. wHITTHAFT. Pres. pro tenn.
T. NIERBUCHEN. sec'y pro ten. apl3 81
10 MAsONIC.-The Officers and Members o,
Ia LAFAYETTE r. A. CHAPTER, No. 5, are
win he held at Masonic Temple on TUEsD Az, i5tl
instant at 30 y. M, in lieu of the Stated Convo
1 q '' 1schf fFdsF Il FL Sec
~ SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUHDING As
- X ,e,I S0CIIAIloS--T,h sixth m9nthlv meeting
opposite Patent Once, on Wednesday, I4th
Instant, Pm. The books of this series close with
this meeting Persons desiring stock can subscribe
for the few 1yrnainina- sharcs-SI each per month
The Association - III very fonrislIinR condition.
and etiers the best Of inducements to borrower and
JAMES 8. EDWARDS President
JNO. a PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer.
aplO st
-. NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The WESTERN BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
orlan Zed the 29th uitimo, Will 'lf its first
meeting fer The payment of dues at Wilson's Hall,
southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenre and 18th
st, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 14th, at
O'Clock.
The follOwins named officers have been elected: :
President, A. S TAYLOR, 1921 Il. n. W.
vice President Wal TER STEWART, Il8 Dist st. W.
Sectetary. w H. WFIZET. 2l3l II st. NV
Treasurer, WALTER 6. DUCkEIT, Cor. Pa. ave.
and 22d ST.
Directors. LOUIS d. WINE, cor. Pa. ave. and 20h
B. F. COLE. us 22d ST. west.
ttED. 8. kkAFFT, cor. Pa. av. and 18th ST.
J. H. BYkAN. 2023 ii st. IL. W.
y y. THORNF 91O 26th St west.
JNO. IRWIN. 732 oath IT. west
NM- RNAN, 22c9 III st. II.
A very large number of shares have already been
subscribe d. and those desirOns Of obtaining stock
can do so 10y applying to ally of the above named or
at the meeting aboFe referred to. The Secretary
and Treasurer viii he a the place Of meeting a 4
O'Clock for the reception OF subscriptions and the
dues on the stock subscribed for.
Shares 81 each per month.
" H; WETZEL, Secretary, 2131 st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-13

WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT has sent to the Trea-
sury another batch of per cent bonds for reg
iStry. II IS stated in New York that this last
instalment amounts to s2i, 600, ,0GO. This is in
correct The Treasury Will not give out the
amount, but it is known that it is not as great
as represented. Previously Mr.. Vanderbilt had
S3l 0o0, 600 registered, as stated in THE STAR at
that time. His last registry puts his sum up to
between S39 GOO ana S41 600, 900, il is under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-13

ANOTHER PLANET.-The Smithsonian InStitu-
tiUn has received from Prof. Forester OF Berlin,
the announcement of the discovery by PaliSa at
POla, on the 10th of APRIL 1850, OF planet OF the
eleventh magnitude in thirteen hours no min
utes right ascension twelve degrees eight min-
uttS south deClinatiOn, with daily motion OF
SeYen minutes north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-13

PROMOTIONS II THE PENSION OFFICE.-The fol
lowing promotions in the Pension Office for
efficient services, and to take effect April st.
were signed to-day: From 81 600 TO sl.200-R.
II. HaTkneSS, ID. VI. Kerr. r. j. Reed L. Ii. Had
daway, y. l.. Cox. W. II. Mix, c. H. MCCauley.
l. ID. Stone. j. ID. Morgan, n. f. Robin
son. T. : Bell, Z. ID. Town. F.. W. Moore. From
NJ. s. Heard. From 5000 to 81 00o-M. q. Kim
ball, Mrs. l. L. Foot, r. o. Israel. W. W. Buck
L. f. Payne, Arthur T. King, III. X. c. Shaw, H.
Miss \. j. Shirley, c. 7. Jacobs. From sI20 to
S9C0-S. W. Draper. Il. F. Bender, G. c. Stewart,
W. Y. Bradford, James kearney, F. J. Wood
f. ID. Webb =. MetZger, d. j. Williams. c. J..
Gardner. Royal Parkinson. J. X. MCkGever. d.
Turner T. :. Burke. E. Burdine, j. E. Johnson,
IL. +. BrOWn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-13

TIE CROWS. in full dress, paid their respects
10 the Secretary of the Interior this morning.
and received very flattering ovation from the
clerks of the department. These Indians are
universally pronounced the finest specimens of
the race yet seen in Washington. One OF them
stands six feet four In his moccasinS and weighs
TWO hundred and sixty pounds. Each chief
wears magnificent war Shirt OF buckskin
finely embroidered. beaded, and adorned with
many White weasel tails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-13

ARMY ORDERS.-Major A. Z. Bates, paymas-
fer, is relieved from duty in the department of
Texas, and will report for assignment to duty
in the department OF Dakota. MalorF S. Da-
Vldge, paymaster. from temporary duty in the
and will report for duty in the department OF
Texas Capt Z. NJ. Hayes, 5tn cavalry. from
duty In this city May 1St and will proceed to
Join his company. second Lieut.. c. H. Lester.
oth cavalry. will report to conduct a detach-
ment OF recruits TO the department or Texas
Second Lieut.. John Pitcher. 1st cavalry Is re-
IOin his company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18

esterday's demonstration at Chicago
was grand; superb; magnificent.
Twenty thousand Templars with their
handsome uniforms, beautiful banners,
waving plumes, and flashing swords;
the splendid decorations, public and
private, upon which, in the aggregate,
fully quarter OF a million dollars have
been layished; the hundreds OF thou
sands OF spectators, drawn from all
parts OF the Union, crowding the streets,
windows and housetops along tho en-
tire route, eight miles in length, over
which the commanderiers moved, and
the inspiring strains frop scores of
bands, united to form picture which
cannot be adequately portrayed by
tongue or pen. And not less picturesque
and beautiful was the scene at the Tx
position building last night during the
progress Of the mammoth ball. The
immense building, thron2ed with thou
sands of richly attired ladies and gallant
Knights, must have presented to the
average spectator spectacle, the equal
OF which has never before been wit
messed in America. Chicago has out.
done herself, and her enterprising citi
zens may well be proud OF the success
which has crowned their efforts TO en-
tertain their guests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
DlSGRACEFUL.

4 Chicago Editor Abuses His
Wife, Buliies . Judge, and
Makes q Fool of Himself Gen.
orally.
DETROIT. August l7.-Some time ago,
Michael Cahill, editor Of the Chicago
Pilot, was the defendant in suit for di.
vorce, Mrs. Cahill charging him with
desertion, cruelty and failure to support.
He filed q cross.bill. charging her With
adultery. Their four children, 5, Z, 8
and 10 years old, were placed by the
father in the Holy Angels Academy at
Buffalo. Mrs Cahill discoved their
whereabouts and visited them once or
twice. alleging that they were abused by
the Sisters in charge. She went again
with carriage, and pistol
and took them away at the
cannons mouth and brought them to
Detroit and gave them in charge Of the
Home OF the Friendless here. Last
week Cahill learning OF their hiding
place came to Detroit, sued out writ
Of haleds corpus and endeavored to get
possession OF the children. This elected
vigorous defense on the part Of the
mother and ladies of the Home, and
several prominent lawyers volunteered
their services. The defense in the case
came out in the course OF the trial that
the contest over the children partakes
partially at least Of war OF religious be.
lief, the father being Catholic and the
mother Protestant. The court decid-
ed this afternoon 10 remand the chill.
dren to the care of the Home OF the
Friendless until the determination Of
the divorce suit in Chicago and the final
disposition made OF the children by the
court there. Cahill is very obstroper.
Gus over the action of Judge Turner, one
of the oldest Circuit Judges on the bench
of our State, denouncing his ac.
ton in yer, strong terms to his face
after the adjournment OF the case, and
loudly proclaiming about the streets that
he would whip him ii he was not so old
The behavior of Mrs. Cahili and the
bullying demcanor of her husband,
has turned the whole tide OF popular
sympathy to the side of the woman. The
children unequivocably declare prefer.
ence to share the lot of their mother,
and express a terrified repugn ance To
being put under the care OF the father.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
OUTRAGEOUS.
A Man Driven Into the Ohio by
a Gang OF Railroad Men and
Kent There Until He browns.

PIrrsBURGH, August II Yesterday
aftern BON Mrs. Rivers, living at Agrew
Station, near this city, discovered an
unknown man in her yard stealing
grapes. She shouted to him and he at
once took to his heels, rrnling in the
direction of the Ohio river. \ large
dog and gang OF railroad men working
near by started in purs1it. The man,
driven to desperation. took to the water,
hoping to gain the other side. but his
heavy clothing retarded him and finding
he was growing weak he turned back.
His heartless pursuers, however. wouli
not permit hlm TO return and continued
stuning.him till completely exhausted.
then he sank. The residents on the
other side. who witnessed the affair,
sent skill 10 his rescue. but before they
could reach him the unhappy man had
gone down. The people in the neigh.
borho,d of the tragedy are highly in
dignant and demand vigorous in.
vestigation by the authorities.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
A Notorious Western Burglar
Killed In Indianapolis.

IxDIANAPoLIs. August IL. j. G
Walker, son OF DR.. Walker, Of this city,
shot and killed the notorious burglar
Bill Rodefer, in his fathers residence.
about three o'clock this morning. Rod
efer has served several terms in prisons,
and was but recently pardoned out for
good conduct. Mrs. Walker was
awakened by q noise in the house,
and discovered that some one Was un-
der the bed where her husband slept.
Mrs W. quietly notified her son in an al.
Joining room. In the meantime Rodlier
iinding he WAS discovered attempted to
make his escape and fired his pistol at
DIR. Walker, missing him. lie was back.
ing out OF the house, covering the doe
tor with pistol and knife. Before
reaching the door young Walker came
to the rescue and fired, killing him in.
stantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
THE GRAND PARADE.

The Second Day Of the Triennial Conclave
OpSns Cloudy and Threatenin But
Fortunately the Rain Does Not Mar the
Beauty of the Great Demonstration
The Immense Crowds and Elaborate
Decorations-rns Pageant Ready to
Move
Chicago, August 1.-THE great day
Of. the triennial conclave OF Knights
Templar opened cloudy, and early in
the morning a smart rain iell and lald
the dust nicely. The sun then appear
Ell and at the hour advertised for the
starting everything was favorable Tor
the procession. The different Com
manderies were, however, tardy in get
ting at the appointed places, and it was
nearly IL o'clock before the different
columns moved. BY that time the sky
had clouded and some drops OF rain fell.
1t had no effect, however, on the crowds
who thronyed the streets and occu pied
Every Available Iuoh of Space
on the sidewalks. The windows were
Il led shortly after O'CLOCK, and many
people occupied precarious positions on
the cross-arms OF the telegraph poles
The committee had wisely made the
line OF march extend over nearly eight
miles, giving a tine opportunity iOr all
To see il. Along Wabash avenues thou
sands oi temporary seats hal been
er ,cted, and were readily rented at good
prices. The decorations were on pro-
fu e and
Almost Extravsg, ,nt Scale.
nearly every house displaying banners
with Masonic devices, while evergreen
wreathes and richly contrasting colors
relieved the more sombre hues
OF the buildings, and the quantity
of black required to appropriately
represent the historical subjects TO be
connected with the display of the Con-
clave The newspaper offices were
beautifully decorated, especially those
which were in the direct line OF march.
The wholesale houses and the more inn
portant retail buildings are also
Covered With Banners, Flags, Festoons
and Notices.
Along State street the stores were
radiant with devices, several thousand
dollars having been expended in some
single aches. The sixteen arches on
Wabash avenue between Van Buren,
and Twenty second street, were com.
pleted during the night and elected the
greatest admiration for their unanimity
OF design and diverse figures. The line
OF march was kept open by strong
guard OF policemen, who fanked the
streets and who were assisted by the
Continuous Lines Of Vehicles,
which were ranged on either side OF the
street and occupied by thousands Of
spectators. The street cars emptyed
apparently endless crowds into the
streets, and incoming trains continued
TO bring from outside towns and cities
multitudes OF visitors. The Knights
gathered on four streets, facing east.
The division on Lake and the one
furthest north moved first eastward to
Wabash avenue, and upon reaching
that thoroughfsre turned south and
continued the march to Twenty.frst
street As the last of this division
reached Washington street the column
on that street fell in and followed to
Twenty-first street. The same was done
with the column on Monroe and Jack.
son streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
THE BALL.

The Crowd Immense and the Heat In
suffsrable -Danciug Almost Impossible
Elegant Toilets of the eLadies-Address
of Welcome and Response.
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE exposition
building was in brilliant dress tonight
to welcome the guests who attended tie
grand ball. The spacious hall was more
than double the size OF the dimensions
of that used at the National Republican
Convention, and was so ocompletely hlled
that walking about was attended with
the greatest difficulty. Thousand were
unable to gain admission and the doors
were locked on the applicants for en-
trance early in the evening. The heat
inside was insufferable, and those who
were in were glad to get near the win
dows or TO leave altogether. The toilets
were unusually elegant, and every lea.
ture was pleasant except the. crowd
and the neat. Music was furnish
ed for dancing, but it was only
possible to form few sets. The only
exercises in the building were the ad-
dress of welcome by Norman T. Gas
settle, Chairman of the Triennial Com
mittee, and a response on behalf OF the
Anpollo, Chicago and st. Bernard Com
manderies by Wiley NJ. Egan, who ex-
plained that Sir Grand Commander
Morse and Grand Master Hurlburt
were too i'll to attend, owing to the Ia
tIyues of the day.
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MOUND CITY TRAGEDIES,
The Fifth Murder Within the
Past Two Days.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE fifth mur.
der that has been committed here or in
the immediate vicinity, in the past 4S
hours, occurred on the street opposite
635 South Fifth, about 6:3O
this evening. 1t appears that
Yesterday the bar-keeper at the
saloon Of VIM. Johnson, corner Fourth
and Mulberry streets, had n difficulty
with Chas. Seibert, blacksmith, and
ordered him ont Of the house To night
johnson and Seibert met on Fifth street
and some angry words passed about
the matter and johnson drew a pistol.
but before he got the weapon cooked
Seibert drew selt.cocker, fired three
shots at Johnson, one Of which passed
through him Just above the nipple, in
flicting a wound from which he died
few minutes later. Seibert has been ar.
rested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
WHAT BECOME OF HIM!
A Midnight Raid on q Kansas
Jail.

FoRr ScoTT, KS, August l7.-About
2 O'Clock this morning some fifty men
rode to tie Jail here, called up Sheriff
Rucker ana on the pretext OF having .
prisoner for him, induced him to unlock
the j. ul. They then seized Sheriff Ruck.
er. put him in q cell, took out Thomas
Watkins, confined for stealing, and de-
parted, since when no trace OF the party
or Watkins has been discovered. One
theory is that Watkins has been lynched,
another is that the mob we're his friends
and took this means to rescue him.
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WADE HAMPTON.
WHAT he REALLY SAID At SThUh-
TON, VA.
The Republican Charge Of Reasonable
Utterances Knocked "Higher than a
kite"-A Report which the
General Endorses.
AN ABLE AND PATRIOTIC SPEECH.

The speech of Senator Wade Hamp-
ton at Slaunton, Va, on the Goth Of
July, has been the subject Of much par
tisan animadversion, and pretended
quotations from it have placed the ex-
Confederate warrior in the unenviable
light Of encouraging the perpetuation Of
the extreme sentiments which led the
Southern people into the rebellion. The
only report OF General Hampton's words
that has received his personal endorse
ment is the following, which he has en-
close to the New York Herald:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
WOOL
Phtisdelphta.

PBfLADELPHiA, August If Wool -
Quiet and s,eady: Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Wet Virginia Xxx AMI above $50
Fc; extra IJs4Gc; medium 45aisc;
cosrse +0c; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and Western fac at 40s4tc:
medium 479Eic; opar,e 90: washed
combing aud delzine 42s52!e; on.
WASHED do. 32s 3Gc: tub washed $50
45c; pulled 3JISIr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18

Shidle, Grand Warden; Sir Hiram I.
Graves, Grand Captain General. Men,
bers of the Grand Encampment.
Other Ohaces Of the Grand Command
cries
In the following order, ranking by
date of the Grand Commandery Char.
ter: Grand Jurisdiction OF Illinois,
by courtesy, Right Eminent Sir Charles
Moody Morse, Grand Commander, ac-
conpanied by the Hon. Shelby N. Gull
lon,, Governor Of Illinois; the Hon.
Carter Harrison, Mayor of Chicago;
Grand Officers OF Illinois; Grand Juris-
tions OF Massachusetts,. Rhode Island,
New York, Virginia, Vermont, District
OF Columbia. Connecticut, Chic, Ken.
lucky. Maine, Pennsylvania, Indiana.
Texas, Michigan, Mississippi, California,
Tennessee, Wisconsin. New Jersey,
Georgia, Missouri, New Hamshire,
Louisiana, Iowa. Minnesota, Kansas,
Maryland, Nebraska, Arkansas, West
Virginia, Colorado, Wyoming Territory.
and other distinguished Sir knights in
carriages.
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Cured of Drinking.

a young friend Of mine Was cnred o.
an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had
50 prostrated him that he vas unable TO
do any business. He Was entirely cured
by the use OF Hop Bitters- II allayed all
that burning thirst; took away the ap-
petite for liquor; made his nerves steady,
and he has remained Q sober snd steady
man for more than two years, and haa
no desire to return to his cups. know
of number OF others that have beer
cured Of drinking by it From lead
ino r. r. 0fsiai, Chissoo. Ih. Laugh
lin Bros Z Co., Wholesale Agents
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
QUAKER CITY SUICIDE.
The Dark Waters Close Over the
Dean Of the Bogus Medical
College

PHILADkLPmiA August F.-John Bu.
chanan, dean OF the Electric Collele,who
was under heavy bail TO answer the
charges OF fraudulently issuing medical
diplomas, drowned himself at Que
o'clock this morning. lie Jumped iron,
ferry boat between this city and
Camden; his body has not been recov-
cred. The harbor police have been
dra ,ging the Delaware river for the body
but without success. A ferry hand says
Tn, when he lat saw tie doctor he vas
striking out for the lower end of Wind
mill Is and. The United States district
attorney, applied this mora,ng 10 have
Buchanan's bail forfeited. but the con.
sideration OF the matter was postponed
until Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
WASHINGTON.
Further Crop REPORTS The
Whitaker Case.

WAsHiSGToS. August 1.-THE De
psr,ment Of Agriculture says the potato
crop is SO against % per cent. tie
previous year. Buckwh heat shows a
slight decline from the preceding year
Prot. Gr.ener, in an interview with
the Secret,ry Of War, made a demand
in behalf OF Cadet Whitaker Tor court
mar ia and asked that pending further
pruceediI gs Whitaker be granted fur
iouya. scr .tary Ramsey granted the
reau .st for . fur!ough, and consented
that it houd take effect at ouce and be
for an ind.tn mite Jer .od.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
Association for tbs Instruction Of the
Bind.

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE SIKH
annual meeting Of the American Asso'
ciaiion OF Instructors Of the Bind began
to dsy at the Kentucky destitute Tor
the Blind. Sixty representatives from
variors States were present The sftr'
noon session vas occupied vi u
speeches Of welcome, aud the night sei'
sion was devoted 10 the discussion oi
the affairs Of the American printing
house for the blind, located here. The
association will be in session tvo days
Longer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-18
ALBAN IA.
The Sultan Warns the Revolutionist,

The Sultan Warns the Revolutionists.
SCrTARI, August 1.-THE Sultan has
telegraphed to the Albanians at Presend
that their pretensions cannot be con-
ceded; that they should act with pru.
dence and not defy Europe, as they can.
not have his help in case OF conflict.
The Albanians have decided to persist
in their revolutionary course.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Exodus to the United States.


LONDON, August 1.-THE emigration
returns from Liverpool for July show an
increase OF 5000, as compared with
July, 1879. Thirteen thousand emi.
grants went to America. All the cabins
OF the steamers now leaving Liverpool
for New York, and for some weeks to
come, are fully engaged. Additional
steamships will be run to accommodate
the returning tourists.
American Eagles Getting Scarce.
LONDON, August lit is stated that
there are no more eagles here, and un-
til New York exchange falls fur
ther bullion is hardly likely to be ex.
ported unless it can be picked up in
open market.
Collision in the Mersey.
LIVERPOOL, August IA collision
occurred in the Mersey to-day between
the Dublin steamer Longford and the
steamer Baltic for New York. The
Longford sunk, but the passengers and
crew were saved The Baltic put back
and went to the docks for repairs.
A Challenge for Tanner.
LONDON, August I'm. & W. Collin.
son will stake El00 againsts = similar sum
that DR.. Tanner will not fast forty days
and forty nights, the brothers Collinson
to watch him.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New Yoyt.

SEw YosE, August I7.-Dv Goois--
Business continues hirIy active with
package hous's and the j)bijng trade
steadily improving. Cotton xo,ds in
steady demand. Be-, hncy priu;s doing
we'll and dress gingLams very active.
Dress goods in fair Teqnrs,. Clothing
woolens in moderate demand. Foreign
goods rather more sc-iy..