Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-14
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ladder Mounting the the wall with this they
were then Tree. Sheriff Frtnger has offered a re.
ward OF $50 for their recapture.
Ais Well that Ends Well.
A MARYLAND wooISG ENDING IN MARRIAGE
TWENTY YEARS AFTERWARDS.
Inc Carrollton, MO-, Jotn'rtdl, in reporting the
recent marriage OF Franklin Broilar and Mrs.
Mary Reeder In that city, Relates most interest
ing history OF the pair thus united. Twenty years
ago Franklin Brolar was n young man living at
Hancocll, Washington county Md. and there
courted Mary Roller. His dream OF love was in
RrruPted 10y the war, and he enlisted in the
Union army. After the second battle OF Bull
Kun news came that BrOillar was killed. ana no
letters being received from him, the report was
supposed 10 be true. In his absence Mary had
married. AT the end of the war BroiIIar-who
had been severely wounded but not killed-re-
turned, expecting Ia make Mary his bride. His
hopes were crushed by finding her the wife Of an
other, and he wandered westw ard finally settling
down on farm I'm Carroll county. Mo- Mary be.
came the mother Of three bright children and
lived happily untn year ago, When her husband
was Killed In a Railroad accident The widow
hearing from the sister or her old lover that he
Was stlll unmarried, sent him a friendly message
Eroliar was oyerloyed al hearing from her, and
with love as ardent as ever, sent her draft for
500 ana told her to come at once and become his
wife; MIS- Reeder with her three children, ar
rived at Carrollton, the nearest Railroad station:
put Broillar not being there 10 meet her, she went
TO a hotel. He had expected her the previous
evening, but she was delayed by the trains not
connecting at St Louis, and when he reached the
depot The second time the train had passed and
ne was 10 despair, thinking She had changed her
mlnd. Finally, the parties met at a hotel. after
separation or twenty years, and were reunited for
me- tle marriage ceremony ticking place at once.
THE Two ENGLISH PRINCES IN JAPAN. The
steamer CITY or Pehin, which arrived al San Fran
cisco yesterday, brings the intelligence that the
British flying squadron, with the two English
princes, sons or the Prince Of Wales has arrived at
okohama from Australia. The princes are the
guests OF the government OF Japan at Toxic. The
program of festivities in their honor extends
through seven days, and includes two banquets
with the Mikado.
GEN GRANT has been Interviewed az New York.
lation to his influencing the President for the APP
poihtinent OF an entire stslwar1 Cabinet
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoH-offIcial returns
from all but thirteen counties of Pennsylvania,
ana theSe thirteen estimated, gave Bailey, the re-
publican candidate for treasurer, a plurality OF
6,s6o over Noble, democrat The vote IN Philadel
phia was: Bailey. rep, IS. &c., Noble, den
Wolfe, ind, H,'.sa2; jackson, greenback, IA
BALL--The New YORK san Of yesterday says:
1.-The goSsips OF tile clubs have been busy since
Monday night with different versions OF an Incl
dent OF the bali that was given at the Metro
politan Casino 10 the foreign guests The Won
Steubens left the ballroom together and for the
night almost at the beginning OF the entertain
ment The committee, IL appears, had set apart
refreshment room for the exclusive use OF the
foreign and invited guests, who either had not
been apprfsed or or did not understand this ar
rangement Early I'm the evening, when the Won
Seube1s and the ladies with whom they were
'romenading approached the door OF the room,
tdey were told that the ladies could not enter
Upon this the Won Steubens lett the ballroom in
anger, and peremptoriiy and positively refused To
Return"
MOVEMENT AGAINST THE DEATH RATTLE INsuR-
ANCE COaPASIEs.-Such OF the mutual assessment
life Insurance companies OF Pennsylvania as have
violated the provisions Of their charters are in
Imminent peril OF being deprived of thercorporate
franchises Attorney General Palmer has iiled a
petition In the DaUphin county court. at Harris
6urg for a writ Of quo war1lLtO again I the StIte
the Prudential Mutual aid, or Harrisburg; the
Southern Pennsylvania Security OF Hanover. York
county, and the Steelton Mutual Relief association,
OF Dauphin county, for the purpose q yacating
their charters The argument up on the motion 10
grant the writ viii be heard to-day.
THE STRIKE or the PHILADELPHIA pianofoite.
makers has endei in a concession by the employ
ers of the wages demanded by the employees, and
mony. In the Stafi0rdShirr pettcries, in England,
a strike affecting 50.U0 employees Is set down Tcr
to-day, the employers having on Monday refused
the wages demanded by the employees This
makes serious 'orecast for the winter there.
THE CINCINNATI SMOKE NuIsASCE-An ordinance
has been passed In Cincinnati providing for the
appointment or an inspector OF furnaces ard Pa
curing all users OF steam and furnaces u provide
some satisfactory method OF preventing the sInoie
nuisance which has grown u such magnitude by
the use OF soft coal II goes into eject at once.
RELEASE OF HARRY GENET.-Henry w. Genet a
well-knowR New York politician OF the Tweed reg
ime, who was sentenced 10 Blackwell's Island fora
term OF eight months and required to pay fine OF
s9G0f, was yesterday released, his term having
PRED His friends made up the amount OF the fine,
and he rejoined his family ia Lexington avenue.
CHRISTIAN HENsEN, the prisoner who confessed
TO having committed the Clugston murder, WAS
discharged from custody &c Norristown, Pa, ges-
tercay, the district attorney having no evidence
against him.
LAUpANUM AS BEER ASTIDoTE.-At Lynn, Mass,
wednesday morning. Michael Coniey died from
the effects OF laudanum, which had been put In his
beer by Daniel Driscoll The latter says that Con-
ley was becOm1nN b0iSteruuS, and the 1audanum
was intended TO quiet linn.
REPORTED COAL SyNDIcATE.-Tt is reported In
coal circles in Philadelphia that syndicate repre-
senting a combined capital OF $l5.0O0.00o and hav-
ing for its object the controlling or the entire
anthracite production of Pennsylvania Is I'm course
or formation. The names OF several wealthy coal
operators are mentioned as being connected with.
the proposed syndicate, but none OF the details are
known The benefit 20 the producing companies,
rous expense OF yards, depots, wharyes, &C, and
clerk hire, all OF which are concomitants OF coal
selling companies. All the properties used for the
disposal or the coal would be leased by the syndi.
ate, the producer getting SO much net proft az
he mines.
BURNING OF COTTON MILLS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
The Franklinville cotton mills, on tie Little Gun
powder, near Upper Falls post ONCE, Baltimore
county, eight miles from Magnolia, were destroyed
~ nre on Thursday afternoon, entafing q loss
at about $40 coo and throwing nearly one
hundred employees out OF work. The fire originated
n the picker-house from some foreign substando
n the cotton going through the picker, as stated.
auSng friction, which started the conflagrataons
Baltimore St0, to-day.