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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13
BLOODY WORK IN KENTUCKY.
Wholesale Shooting at a Picnic.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept IA special from
serious shooting affray took place at picnic
about ~ miles from here Saturday. A difficulty
arose between some drunken boys about some
trivia! matter. which before its termination in
VOWED three brothers named Smith, three
brothers named Hammond and half brother
OF the Hammonds named Barnard Acree The
shooting was general and was indulged in by
all the parties, but the Smiths proved more
expert with their weapons, and the boy Acree.
is years of age, was shot In the head and
instantly killed. and the Hammonds were all
Wounded, two OF them. Jonathan and Sam, the
attending physicians say are mortally Injured.
The Smiths and HammondS are cousins and
Sam Harmon brother-in- law of the Smith
boys. The latter have avoided arrest. They
are sons OF e. w. Smith, a justice of the peace,
ard very respectable and good citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

MADE INSANE BY A SPIDERS BITE.-A Mrs.
Carr OF Pittsburgh has become insane. and
from one of the strangest causes on record.
Ahout two weeks ago, while asleep, she was
either bitten or stung by spider or some other
insect. and the next morning small but very
snot where the wound was inflicted, and the
arm am, began to swell, and from the wrist to the
sh1 ulder there were poisoned tlotches, the
whole arm and side having the appearance Of
m0ned. and under his treatment the inflam-
nation was reduced. But about four days ago,
either from the effects Of the poison or from the
shock TO her nervous system, MIS-. Carr became
II sane. and now she Is rav1ng maniac.-FHts.
btlyuh (Pu) Dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

DOUBLE MURDER WITH KEROSENE LAMPs.-In
Chlcago, Saturday night, two workmen engaged
COCK, became involved in quarrel After q
desperate clinch they separated. and each seized
q kelcSene lamp and hurled it at the head of the
explosions followed. In q moment both COM
nalaDts were wrapped In flames, and before
tnelr omr. could exttnguish them both men
the men, VIM. Doyle, died yesterday, while the
other, Timothy COnnell Is not expected to live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

THE CRISIS IN EASTERN AFFAIRs-In view of
the serious condition of affairs, the Porte has
Issued a halt. dismissing the present cabinet,
ana summ0ning new mfnisters.-Six thousand
the aVowed intention Of taking forcible posses
sion.-AyooD Khan, with his chief officers, is
flying rapidly toward Herat, where q mutIny
murdered.-Generals Stewart and RSberts have
been rewarded with the grand cross Of the order
OF the Bath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

Illinois expects to sell more than fifty mil
lion bushels OF her wheat this year, NO wonder
Americans are conceited-N. r. Herald.
Last year some eight hundred women In
Boston applied TO be assessed as q prelimin ary
TO voting for school directors. This wear the
number OF applicants has 80 TAR been only ten,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

THE CASE OF Col. BoUGHToN ALIAS TERRY,
charged by Elijah Alliger with placing In his
hands stolen bonds to be hypothecated, was up
receiving bonds from Boughton and giving him
the proceeds OF the bonds All the stolen bonds
he was charged with receiving he got from
Boughton, but he did not know then that they
were stolen. The case went over until Monday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

In disturbance in Cov1ngtOn, KY. Saturday
night, the police eIdeavored TO arrest Two or
three colored men. One OF them, Joe Saunders.
reslste0, and Was shot and instantly killed It Is
supposed. by officer Lawrence.
r. C. Lewis, banker OF Tallahassee, Fla, died
ofparalysis in Savannah, Ga, yesterday.
A convention Of undertakes Is to be held
shortly In Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13
A Republican Split in the Albany
niStricf.

the republicans held convention at Colyman'S 8
on saturday, and nominated Chas- Fl. Adams,
Il Cohoes, for Congress. The anttSmyth wing
held the1r convention in this city, and re mi
mated John Nj. Bailey. Both conventions nom-
II ated George Il. Stevens for district attorney.
Each convention named different candidates for
the other county Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

DuKLlING Is increasing In the German army
al most alarming rate. Count Galtz, Of the
captain generals staff, has been killed By q
brother ofiicer In an encounter at FuldA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13
Gold from Eurone,

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The steamship Suevia
which arrived here Saturday from Europe
nrought CS0S In marks and 1mperials, and
the steamship Britannia which arrived Satur-
cay brought $3.50 600 In gold bars.
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District Government Affairs.


Health Officer ToWnshend stayed over at ely
launch in charge Of Chief Clerk McGinn with
DR.. Ii. E. Leach and Inspector Sutton, went
down again early yesterday morning. They
spoke the SchOonerS "Annie Bell'' and Murray
VaIdiventer' on the road down, and, upon
reaching GlymOnt, sighted another large three
master. They steamed out TO this boat, which
was being towed up stream, and signalled the
tug. The signal was not answered, and they
blew her to stop. This signal was also un-
Needed and steaIning up alongside the schooner
they ascertained that she was the "EraStuS
Wyman' with ice In ballast, and the tug "PO-
tomac.n They were allowed to proceed up and
II was decided to use all power at command in
bringing the parties in charge OF this tug TO
punishment. Those In charge OF the schooner
were willing to stop and hailed the tug request
ing the captain to stop, but he diSregarded
their request as he did signals OF the quarantine
launch. The schooners Royal Arch, " from Me,
and "a. 81. Shaw" from NY. were next spoken
and stated a good many large schooners were
btng at mouth of river on their way up. Drs.
Meade and Leach were sent down to day 10 look
out for the boats said to be coming.
DISTRICT FINANCES
The annual report Of the District treasurer
ard assessor was submitted to the Commission
erS to-day. showing receipts from the collector
OF general and special taxes trust funds, &C, In
the last fiscal year amounting TO 81 AS, 3O5 %;
licenses 1920. .639.57 special railroad taxes,
S2I. .1l5 "a; water fund, sl96, ,3S2.4l; making a
fotal of s1S27, ,442.57, from which deduct
s12 9s9 90. received July and 2. 1879. which be-
longs TO fiscal year 1871 makes 81 ,S14, .2S,
which have been duly paid into the treasury Of
the United States, as required by law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

NAVAL ORDERs.-Medical Inspector Philip j.
Wales and Surgeon n. L. Bates to examination
for promotion. Ensign j. c. Colwen from the
coast survey steamer Gedney, and placed on
waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

SECRETARY THOMPSON will leave In two or
three days for his home in Indiana. He will
EOt return until after the October elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

A MATRIMONIAL QUESTION BEFORE A CANADA
SYNOD.-At Montreal, in the provincial synod
now ia session there, a canon sent down from
the upper house, declaring that the lower
church is adverse to legalklng marriage with
dead Wife's sister or dead brothers wife, and
calling upon the lower house to sign and for
ward apetitfon to parliament against such a
measure. was discussed at much length and
finally agreed to by an overwhelming majority.
Hon. GUsTAvUs A. HENRY, of Tennessee, died
on Friday last, aged 16 years. He was known as
the Eagle Orator." and besides being In the
Te nnessee legislature was also in the confeder-
ate senate, and was the trusted friend OF Jef1er-
son Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

CAPT. ALEX. A. SEMMEs has been ordered to
command the washington navy yard, not Capt.
Thomas as misprinted in Saturdays STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs To -pAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $.S66S3.96; customs. $685., ,313S4.
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Most OF THE LARGE GLASS FACTORIES In South
ern New Jersey, which On account OF diSSatiS-
faction with the workmen have been idle since
spr1Dg. will resume work this week, according
fn an agreement made In the late convention or
eastern glass manufacturers held at Long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

GEN. SHERIDAN returned to Chicago Saturday
ntphT from his visit to Colorado, and expresses
himself well satisfied with the condition OF
military affairs In that section, and says he mas
seftled on the location OF q new post, but de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13
Return of Secretary sherman.

10 '11"o tT ON TIE TOf-Ii IOs1 sIIVATION,
Secretary Sherman returned to Washington
yesterday from Ohio and Indiana, where he has
been making good campaign speeches for the
republican party. He does not expect to leave
the City again during the campaign. The Sec
retary was at his desk in the department to.
Gay: In reply to THE STAR reporter he said
InaI everything Looked very favorable for the
was satisfied that Garfield would be elected in
n, vemper. In reply to a question as TO how
nnniana onniaGt " was gong the Secretary said:"The
impression, however, that the state viii Ger.
talniy give republican majority In the coming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

BICYCLE WHEELS FOR CARRIAGES.-That the
elastic, spriDgy wheels of the bicycle pattern
may De advantageously used on carriages Is a
one. Ex-President Bishop, OF the Consolidated
road, is the first to test the idea practically,
and yesterda. drove around Bridgeport with
full set OF these wheels They were light
strong. and on rough pavements. or even on
ordinary roads, proved to be superior to the
ordinary wooden wheels. The wheels were of
course and having hollow hub fitted to Slip
On an ordinary carriage axle. Made OF Steel
ntckelIlated, and with rubber tire, they cost
about third more than the best wooden
wheels, but are more durable and easier for
ItdiuY.-HnTtLll'l lCOnnA GlLir0nt Sellt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

POTATO BU6s.-Last Monday there was such a
swain OF potato bugs on the rails OF the Con-
necticut liver railroad between South Ferry and
locomotive could draw the train through them.
The crushed Insects made the rails very siippe-
ry, causing the WheeS of the engine to slide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

MOVEMENTS OF L. s. NAVAL VEsSEIS-The
Tennessee arrived at New York Saturday. She
will and her powder and proceed to the navy
yard there. The Galena has dropped down to
the fare we'll buO. Off Norfolk aud will be ready
for inspection on the 20th inst The irOn-clad
MiantCnOmah has arllved at the League Island
navy yard from Chester. She has Just been
rebuilt at Roach's ship yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

TIE CALIFORNIA GOLD WATER MAN A FRAUD
The dispatch from San Francisco announcing
that gold had been discovered In large quan.
tues In water flowing from hot springs, In Cal
1stoga, CAL, furnishes the text for an art1 Gle In
today's Chicago Tribune, recalling the clever
way In Which the same person sailed
his Arkansas gold mine Ia 1S17-7S with
gold fllling and chloride of gold.
His property at that time was an old Sill
yer mine known as the Kellogg, about eight
miles north OF Little Rock. He succeeded in in
teresting capitalists In Chicago and Cleveland in
what he claimed was the biggest gold find of
the age An examination OF the mine by ex-
perts In the interest of some suspicious investors
revealed the fraud, and the enterprising
soeculator has not been before the public uutii
he appears In California with his gold-water
scheme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

FKUN THE FRENCH
affair OF the abstraction of state papers from
the ministry OF war is assuming the propor-
tlonS OF scandal M. de WoeStyne, of the
d'instruction, maintains that the German gov
ernment has for long time been getting secret
Information from the French war Office Cen
erals Fare and De Cisely. together with several
other officers and Nine. Jung, have been sub
rGnaed by Woestyne to give evidence in sup
port Of his allegations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIREs.-PasSengars to
that serious forest fires are raging on the island
OF Grand Manan. One passenger states that
Dark Harbor, one OF the best tlmbered districts
Oh the island, is so thoroughly devastated that
forest. The fire is reported to have crossed the
entire island on the eastern part. 1t is also
reported that number OF dwellings and other
valuable prOpertY nave been DESTROYED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ VETERANS, ATTENTION,-Yverym mam-
G-S Der OF the NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB is
requested to be present at the next regular meet
ing, at 1425 New York avenue, TUESDAY. Sept
IA. at O'Clock p. M, as business Of I'M portance
is to be transacted
Fl. D. NORTON, Rec Seo'y It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

The following Quotations were current In New
York to-day at p. m. as reported by Lewis john
son CO. ~: 8: per cents. ll0all0h: o. 8. ~
New Jersey Central. 7SA: Ohio and Mississippl.
3t1l Erie. 39As Michigan Central. 96H Hanniba
Book Island, -; st, Paul. ok do preferred.
1la; Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific, =; do. pre-.
ferred, 67z1: Kansas and Texas, 35sS; W. U.
Telegrsph, 1885; @. O. and !. o., 1914; Pacific
Mail, AZ,
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the corporation court at Danv1lle Va, Satur-
cay, a motion for new trial In the case OF
James Thomas Dtjarne tie, for the murder Of his
court OF appeals on lengthy bill of exceptions
10 the rulings OF the lower court. 1t is alleged
that one OF The jurors was incompetent because
OF mental alteration during the trial. After
the motion for new trial was overruled the
court sentenced the prisoner to be hanged on
October 90 next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

The engine and truck houses, with the excep-
ton OF Nos. and 5, are Ia good condition. No.
4, on Virginia avenue. needs reconstruction to
considerable extent. The buildings should all
be put In good condition, which will cost about
81 500. No. house, in Georgetown, should be
taken down and rebuilt, the present house
being entirely unit for the purpose and In a
dilapidated condition. He recommends the
building OF new house adapted for the pur-
pose On the same site, at a cost OF Sc, 500.
THE ESTIMATES
for the Office of inspector of buildings for the
fiscal year 1SS1-2 are s., ,0SO.
The report also gives an account OF the I'm
provementS at the Washington asylum and
WorkhouSe, heretofore described in THE STAR.
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FAIR ASSOCIATIONS.

LOB THE GRAND TOURNAMENT.
Il S1EEPLE-C CHASE AND BALL,
AT FAUQUIER SPRINGS, ON TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14TH AND 18TH
Round trip tickets good until Sept. 18th will be
sold at the Following rates
To the Sprin 9s aud return. 81 o.
Yo Warrenton and return ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So. 90
Evening train, Monday at pm.
Morning trains, Tuesday and W >dnesday, at 10
Am seplS-2ts
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EORD's OPERA HOUSE.

-.
II Not being able to secure the
BARLOW, WILSON, PRIMROSE K VESTS
MAMMOTH MINSTREL ORGANIZATION
until TE URSDAY EVENING, September 10th,
The Opera House viii therefore be closed on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
TT e Minstrel Performance Will be one of uneX-
ceilsd merit Its success everywhere has been
eQusl cd only by Hayery's triumph 10 London.
Admission, so and 25 cts.
siatiree on Saturday only. sep13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-13

ABOUT MAINE.-There is good deal of inter-
est manifested throughout the city in the re-
suit OF the Maine election. There is a general
concession on all sides that the state will 20
republican, ard the greater interest attaches
to the majority by which it will be carried.
The democrats hope that 1t Will not exceed five
thousand. while the republicans do not claim
that 1t will, but hope for more. The real fig
ures OF the result viii hardly be definitely
known before TOM " night.
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Dailu kennrtr Journal.
BEANS.

Beans are pre-cTnigentl7 20 article Of
se~ England Diet. The Pot Of baked
been- has been pra.-ed IN songs. ard !;
web deserves to- ene1uliuTns thai have
been bestowed upon IT, Properly prepared.
the disl, d baked beans Is ore Or the rich
ct and most Falas.s3Ic afforded At the
farmer hoard IieaHs farho.ied. with
piece d meat -aperadded. and a li;tle
-weetening INDUCED. p.aeed in an oxen.
Kept moist aud steady baked ISL they are
colored to the bottom viih a rich brown.
make a di-h fit D. .ct before the king"
Beans arc good ealing wnen -erred IN i
variety Of forms Iherr j.. however. =
popular impression that they are less
healthiul than -9fne o'her article. Of diet.
Ia our up Mon. there J.. nothing more
healihfuI a. an occasional article 0f food
than bean. shen vel cooked Dre beans
should Away. IL. cn0&ed bong anI ihor-
onghly. snine people 20 40 far a. ~ cook
them till they ars -Slf aud then strain them
through a collauds,r. taking ont the -Ain- a.
bat VIC think the process abneces-ary and
without special hearing glpn the beal,hiut
chararier of the dish
some people canuat ea,i heIu- which al
ways distress thrn The iilur-+ nav re-
-fIt if'tH s|fi"U~ 'tt4-f'~- Hf4' SO ZHt}cIAl u
w!l BE- found ih1t people has.ny weak
Kidneys are mo- liable To safer from rat-
ing beans. Er.as contain gr9po.tiOua'e-
y large amount of uifrDg~u. which ae
cuTnuates and ,ati-c- trouble. Person
troubled ia this Way must either -Hrr their
Kidneys or let braD- alone.
MANY people haze found difficulty IA NV
.ng 10 cook beans It'll they ~-rr soft Ia,
itct wa probably oH ing To thc water used
I'cans contain vegetable ca.cin "hirl
har,leu- in aicr, containing either lime OF
gypsum. Water containing THESE cie
m"nts, therefore, So iii nestrr ."k brlu- .--
Er
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AN awakening book a thrilling book, indeed.
So powerful and so real book about the South
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Destined to create furors in literary poll
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Bound In silk Cieth. Price n.
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LYDIA T.. PINkIIAN'S
vEEETaRLE COMPOUND

/. a positive cure for thos.. painful complaint, and
weaknesses peculiar TO women II restores Inc ho"u
10 it, natural condition, directs the 'tai power
sr CHIT Strengthens the muscles OF the uterus, anu
IFS il into Mace. aud give il tone ana strength
80 that the cur. j. radical and entire IL strength
eus The back nnd p-.sis n eion' Il gives zone I" the
whol. system II restores dis placed organs 10
their ua,ur Il POSITION That fe, ling oihearins down,
causing pain W, gut. and headache, Is always per
.nantnily cured hY IT, use.
Ili, PATIENTS who could before walk but lew
steps aud with great pain can. alter the use oi inns
remedy. walk ,,-vera ntie> without discomfort III
perm.afes ever, portion of the system. ana gives
II. " life and vigor. IL removes Dyspepsia, amt
ness Fatul.ucy. destroys all cravings for siimuhts
and ?, lieyes weakness .. the stomach. II will cure
entirely the worst forms of Failing of the ierus,
Ieucurriea. Painful Menstruaiion, Inflammation or
tceration lire gulayi,ies. Floodngs, etc. For the
cure of Kidney Complaints Of either sex tins com
pound i, unsurpassed.
II is impossible for II woman. after a faithful
course treatment with this medicine. 10 continue
TO have weakness Of the uterus, and thousands OF
women to day cherish grateful remembrance
OF the help deris ell from the OF this remedy.
PRICE 81. SIX BOTTLES TO ONE AD-
DRESS, SIS.
Sold by Druggists.
,uit, L.,
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afgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
KENNEBEC COCNTY-Ia PROBATE Coarfaf /fa
0asia on the fourth Mon'Gg ~ December. 1879
On Pefifipk Of

vUyHONAS RONEY, Administrator de boris non on
/ the state of Francis p webb. late Of Winthrop
DECEASED, representing that certain lot of land
in Hcatitie,d, now cccuucd by OIrin taTnhau. has
come int nos session q. Sic ATE of$sHd licensed
nv The foreclosure uf mortgage Of aid land. given
by Caleb F. GRAY, TO Oliver Paf>ans daiei Nay
Is 1896 which mortgage by successive ass gnmen,s,
became The property q he dec, as,d in lis lifetime
and the right ofrtdonpiiOi under said torc losure has
expired. that it would he for the benefit of the ar.
ties in interest. that said hand should be sold and
III, money distributed us in other of personal
assets.
ORpEREp. That notice thereof be given three
we, Il succeS<i,e, prior 20 the fourth Monday Of Jan.
nary next in the Daily kenretec Journal, n news
p,rer printed IN Augusta. that all persons interested
NAV ait. nd NJ Court of Probate fei. to DC hoiden
nj Augusta and STOW cause. II any, why tie PRAYER
Of said petition should not he granted.
n. X. BAKER. Judge.
Attest: Charles HEwINs, Register. dec3o.fw
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&5OOOIS,
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

Wewili send our Noituic Be Its and other Flee
rio Applianc.s upon trial fOr -, DAYS those sut
term. from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, PaIaly
SIS or any dist asses of the Liver or Kidney and many
other diseases. SUR. Cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address NuLTAiC ErIrCo.. Marshall Mich ian34w
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Isthsr IL ..rftinE VII.

NJ daughter. say, -il,v mHch better
father Is since b." usrd Hop Eif'rr." H. is
getting well after his long @arrrtng from a
disease declared ,ucur,h.e. aui 80 are So
glad that hc used your bitre. \ lady #
Rochester y