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, 1881-08-18
UNCLE ZEKE'S SNAKES.
Joined Together from TIL cir Htrafss but
Great Fighters and t:oi&orltosl1ktA,

Joined Together from Tthrir Htrats, hut
Great Fighters and f:on&orltosl1kth,
Nrtr i'0rE Hsfn.
0EnMAx vAttEr, N. H., A,,r. ti.--"foii want
Ii soc my sMsncse twin snakes. lp your We'll.
ct.tbe right nnnH tip tho mountain n piece and
will show tieim to yol.'
II was ttncte zeke Holland who spoke In m.
aver to II questton resncetInx a r,lriuus taturul
phenomenon which he wll4 said to have IN hl4
poascss1on. and he Immediately started Ap tho
rtpaI which HDcs from hort To The tot, OF
Schou1py's Mountain. The walk WIS n0e lSnE.
auc WIS 1eelpted by Uneto Xeko IN n history Of
hfs rnpti9s. ..i..: J.. ,,-"s ..r,
"fnu sse. ti,sv were born that wny-twu rat.
tcsl,nkcs fastct.cl t,xrtlor right near tho tnt'.
At iIrtt nr WIS RnEn' tn cut I'm npArt. and then
VIVA ufeat4i 1t might kill I'm. 81 left 'eIi tn.
II WIS gtxnl did. fnr It's sartlu sure tlat they
emit xet atonx Without each other. II uno VI
EN- gets sick. dong tho tther, atld wlntt 0tlN
ot IN. YtvesM Gall. showis' thert - s'llethln'
,'uer. AMI shen tloy hots, IIs nj tho same time,
which, e tut. Is tho most e,trlo,,s Thug uln,nt
'cln: rtley cn1t twist taemsu,vc. around tluirk-
Eetlcr. ami then they run their fanTs o'I. sltlo
BY side, and stick 'eln ihtn whntorGr they are
'f % S9. hs9s % Hsa ses ca n'st .S aSsyr xsy s ,bcr
rastas: tho two u, I'm il te.in that ca'l Ji,st
each other % uutii they 10y form Arai aiiuo.t .'''.
stra'3ht luc: ana then, "hen "ny "i
Just curl ri aro,,ad ana bite ths ors Ii, txo paes. sS
il once. Oh. III fun. tell yer. stratlRer, to hee
txsern s narroom roo aid pit ut en- en- unier gla:s eass
and the boys viii co,nc Tor teumtle. nround %
tOu's in IL SEQ the !tte varluints try 10 swallow
en-; Taer9s nothtn ean t;ot away q w!th a,, 'G.,,,
fmr n ihoy na oi sney asG xsttlG1 whipped p faey
, 1881-08-18
,,ro,t Recoived at Army Head.
.,' Yesterday.
r-..r.. alarm Caused by a Reported
'n''Dnr Outbreak at Standing Rock
i Agency.
, n.rcratton Of Chiefs Comforting With
. "vr xeerciary Kirkvood in Wnsh-
.a.t- AaH SuAs f"f'i fl''
rno Herders Killed In Pass Near
Atnnrgo, Colo'
,,rxvs FROM col. HATCH.

.. 1,rrN rf1T.. 1IATCH.
News, n a,t.;ccs rcjntiye 10 the troubles
The oa!e'a., t,.,o, H"'I IL Nuw sfcxlco have been
with TIC lit'st'.ss =" thn tirst mi account
wonderfully meaKte, ny T., Al .i,,tr,,t. .Cnnnrnt
having beell reeoased py Ao!u'"ts T.. .,,,s H..
tVhinn,e. at arIt,y headquarters ~ ttlis c'!ys
W. M"'rf r.osfcrday afternoon. Col. Hatch, who
!ae sest'tt ~ Tnrt f.rnig, n, H., tclegraphed as
Is now ~ ro.t ~ ~ ~ ,,oatort,nv.
iollows l1ltlcf aaae U. ssa,'n ,,,,,, ,on flat
.The Indians nut nro Nal'l, M..h ~, I1ns
sr,lnr Indians front Mexico, with probably
op'tsn 4a,y Mcsca,eros. Tlle other roMe-
10" Ms'~ Navnto. nnl son,e III.
gales aio 1""t"yS , s;.,,,, In Mi mt
dlans from na'h"Ha, ,,,. .hn 1,.lsans ,,,n
to exceed thirty. THESE afe ttlo AMaians WHY
ts.ss co,,e near FL ltlto, wfIltl Is tito Nearest
ant at.,S s'Sthfn twenty-five miles suuth. Oftte
pont .oros w.tn.', ;n,,,inT Nina from the res
esyator, twenty fetuflle os,oro esuss,s t.s ..'s
the Rio t:rantle and twenty moro alter INC
st,,nt, ,,v f;,t,foyte atAfortc0 Springs. Lieut..
s.','. ssH ~ rro,u Enrt JVInonte, witlf3fteen ,ell
Mt!s,,,, 1an,anv mv X Ninth Cavalry, joinal Gull
foY,o oil the 9th, forty miles soisth Oh III iito.
f;nlltoy,o had thon made another attack, tho
t,.is,nu q turning south. Lieut.. Wright re-
l""'"'s nv ."A ',n,, ti,in1 IN thnt rcrtnn. M
ports NY Mea H..,I0 .,l ~ :" nttno,, e.os ,,nLo
town was bnlnco. a1'a "o ".,"sA Mus 'nt.'.o
~. f,n railroads. on WHICH Ll0fC NFD
, 1881-08-18
HYhlENEAl.

8 Spteial Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Irtbar:.
GnsESvlLl.E, ILL.,, Aug, l7.-afrs. j. j.
llougllton, Principal of Al!mlna College,
located here, wus married. to.hny. Thu britle-
groom Ii William Addis, OF Chicago, lato Ut
Grand llapids. Aticll., d man Ut considerable
wealth and having important interests III
lumber and in manufacturing mid mining
enterprises, The ceremony was solcNlMtzed
III the college parlors hero this morning by
tile 1tey. n. y. Duval,, pastor of the baptist
Church. a number Of friends of the britlo
were present, Shortly After the .careW,nMy
Mr.. aild Mrs. Adds took tho train for CHI
cnHo. Tho new matrimonial arrangements
will not interiors witt. tho sllectMAfnl CollrHe
Of tho college, rs Mrs. Adds will continue
to gtva tho institution her pBrsollal sup1rvtS-
Ion, for the prusent at least.
, 1881-08-18
l'OLITICAL.
MINNESOTA.

MlNNlsSoAAa
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Aug. t7.-The Rcpub-
lean State Central Committee met here tn.
,lay and calted tho Stats Convention nj St.
Paul, tllo sstt Of September. The follpwlnR
resolutions were unanimously a,fopted:
f.<sosrtd. That IN tho present hour nf National
,Dxcty aid eo!lcltude wo sxprcss tho enrtest
md ,prt,vr aaccesetut ia rneoynI!ns tho frest-
don't Of tho Untte.l States to hnnlth and tho dis
chnrge nf tho fIutlcs OF Ills Rrent 1icc.
fits,'rei. That wo denouncp. with tcc!tnRs Of
deepest CONDEMNATION tho nct by which 50 .lan.
and earnestly inrnand that snltabto punsh-
,nent, fnr na It IL possbin be ineted ott to his
lcsplcGh!u nsNatknnt.
1stsN,vti. Tnnt wo oxnress our t!cspess. sym
pnthy. fur tho aged nothnr. the tioyoted VIE.
tho!r Rrnat AtsIictton, and prny that they may bo
s,,etage'l BY n kind Providence In thalr pro-
lOHKcd trial.
ifso,'nl. Tint t1,oso rosoil! lions be fnrxarle.l
to tho secrosnry OF State and Secretary Wtntnm
by every eit.1cn of Minnesota.
, 1881-08-18

WASHINGTON, u. G., Aug. T.-The dole
Sinnx r pon.a. % and 3vinnnhoTo tri,,es' "a,lei
T.. Wa.hur,e,, H., ia caor;Srr ~ thc Imtn.
~ ~, 'aanuHe''. ,.. y, tno osets , y. .he III
fof, he'a conference with Secretary afu
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs ut tha lutte
,ot ,,;' DsDsttnsnt 1., toay !e contorence ts
nnto os,,ons ~ ,,"nJa ~ ns, ~ r,nfts oo n .na,
pu@a .i1esllol's oi ooAnaafy f1ghts Oh tte1r
iespec|lSe reservations. Alter the delegates
l'a.t assembled, Secretary Klrllwood spoke
10 them through interpreters Us follows:
"Thirtcen vasru mr., t,,a 1,rost,o,,+ eont
,,a.a,t.s a"..tega ssa.s aeu 11e ises'ue,lt set't
commissioners 70 make treaty with INC
Sioux The treaty was made, aud by that
treaty tho land Tint had been Given to The
Toncas ,vns rivon 't n tha Nav .rnc
, 1881-08-18
BuCHANAN'S CABINET.
1:x.Secrctary OF tLe Treasury T1ton,as'
tfccbiIcctlons Of the Fort Sumter lIes
enforcement lSl6EukA1O1ts

t;x.yecrctarr of tl.e Trcssury T'lton,ass
Mecolleettons oi eno fort safnses Ate.
,,...o msofeement ,.a Aiseass'oh' n.,, r,n,,.
as. A9G ~ oGeraes rsp s[ f,dac!s mary
i.n,, % ~. .~cnos.I.aiv cnmnis.,no,r nf pat cnt,
'aau, ana huccess'vely W tonIn'sssoncr o. ~ tatones
aan IN" Interview " wn'ea tS tho Faadeipbia I sss
will publish Tomorrow thus corrobosates
tho story Of Judge black last sunday. ":My
axteeaae part Of ny public l,fe: We wore al:
wss =, tha nca ~ ~ sSe sau .as tn
anv ~ int NJ nt,h, nr,.a ~ soro ~ee
@ rrs,n .asnans,tic. carns nn, aa ~ oro.1
day. while held That this Government wns
eutnpuct between tho statos, and TINT eact, wa
seeess.ion, was a,ri stiIl an b believer ID to
ot n.n Maa,a az 1sa. ~ oco ~
~ .,,n r,,.,.mTn,,t w., ~ r1rht ;, hoIts
uts '1v ettion ana liz u nnv ~ ~ cotn,,,stn
to GrlnE 4Isefeait .'pSa is a,'th%9sityi
sa ID Sn fara q IN
lia5b9f 2 sou!h cSrol,aa meets ,s ny onstse a.,
@ ~ @ % y, ~ mpo tnS IVY ~ yho ~ NJ. ~.
@ paEtasat: H. x6ess - oi!!sss q revenue sattes
nee osep YER G m 'nG 6,e nr1ap hat r.
ALon,d not 90 aeeoptca' ano taas so'f29msed
nn ep n" tat ho M y ine
servicc. pvts ~ 's'" ~ ~ "''D'A'' '''''''l Wv
"can you eel to f mlna me @ poslston re Ioqa to9s
Gase'tna ~ t ''p' % 'A' '''!a
@ sns pe!at T.! r.. 6e papss asa!sd 5Se SlsSt q
nent I" i,e hoard ly tho E5scustye, , . q ne ~.
.ioii. never for & m9mont t} neta tnao Ssate ~
o forsxn n power. Xs 'T near ca ~ ~ s can rcncmber.
@ ere ws IN erp r9q osvs
% om ,v ~ no m t,cn'n sasy to Il incnc Or at aIonr
, 1881-08-18
How the Eugllah Debt IL to He Has
tlMceAs

Tho pArtluulars OF Mr, ula4atono's acbone foe
thu reduction Ut tho National debt have now
t,cem disclosed. Iurmipablo atlnutttes amounting
payab,u 10 tho National llsht Cotnmi isaIoneta.
Fur l.. GU at these nnnut!ea having o1i1y
four Year, mUre tu rtln tho Chancellor u tne
noarly ENnlx0 which Will co,ttunp tn ts paYA.
hlo f3r swqnty,tiye year.. ~ thia tsnasaMson
aIent Tor tho hniiultiss they nuH hott, and "
The x.lyinx OF tho preasnt annual charge "
El,AIu00 Mr. Gladstone will b0 enahlpd TO tH1lcol
stick to tho amount ut sixty ulllltnne. FfnM
what SOURCES eau this STOCK bs tnt,st easily
ohtainetl3 Il the question which y otlso tlsvs r.
tho mind, Tho answer u easy: o4tg tan S5eGk
Commissioners ofeE to pr0xIla ony-thtr4 n Of tue
re9uIslt amount and tho Lori chanoellor bus
Wt6Qut jotfjluent to tho interest OF tho sult1gs,
from the CheHcory funds. o., = {.
, 1881-08-18
n FALSE ALARM.

Eptctal Ul.paflh h. "a. rh,-o., t,,.th.,,.
Gr 1,.u, Ai,,,.. - . ."e '''.s'''s =" A''o"""
a. w. s,,l.' Au.. Mlhfl'' A9g. H-A good deal
~. y. sa1tl was caused throughout tho Nortl-
away fro sta1ns ipo T,or 's ps1aSa '',osa
Sitting. .,ull IL "s,it,a., 1--WE M ae9nvy "n1o
rr'n 1na'! 1,aa Ia ~ confined. Ille follow sele-
o,a', ls eell resolved ut Dopartnont l'ouI-
YYaataess from Col. g. Z. Gilbert Seventeenth
MY to tbo eaane i"oMisss m ~ fof. ates, ~ re-
bort: 'A'"''s III " u'o ts"'i OF u'a 'e'
Y.r,.
Ssi,s SHitk ,aSG MnS L: lssl-Adjatant.0 General, Fort
xo iuaaps ,'i:.In ne ;AKsnt ssates taat there aTo
on ihuse Il fr tha ana tnas y n re 5onnda g.
, 1881-08-18
4 Hazel Klrko IsosnAuce.

~MartIttl, q Meno, New, On tha Mth ult.+
Alfred b{ullen TO Mrs Alfred Mullen." Acoosd-
u9 to tho lteuo Gazette th!s y secona marslsEs
a9d tho end Ut l1Azea Alrko ro1anSS., IT
fore tho lady attained tbs le9al Aan 0f u Ine
lalys parents obtocted, and = temporary sspaxs-
tlo1 followed. True 70 thstr ntsS 0va. however.
they aWsitod tho suntly duy when tho rasitat1A
m95oE,ty should b. reached. When thss happy
day came round tho party pt9ceedea ~ iteoas
:auJ mo younK people VERY AxAln msue oeS'
, 1881-08-18

LAWRENCE, Kas., Aug. l7.-Tlle Western
National FUR Association will entertain tho
editors OF the Stato alMl their wives Friday
a,,d Saturday, Over 100 hayA already nil.
nOuMcesl they will be here. All hatcls arc
full, and people ara throwing OPEL. ttlGtr
HOUSES. AL who como will bD Hospitality
entertained.
, 1881-08-18
THE MISSISSIPPI BARGE LINES.

81. Louis, No, Avg. H-Capt. HeATy
Lowry, Manager OF the St. Louis and New
Orleans Transportation Company, 1eturaed
from New, York today. and confirms tho 10,
port teleRraphed on Monday Of the consol!"
latlon Of tbs barKe l!nes OH tho Lower Ais.
slssippi River, The scheme vii! be carried
out about Ra previously reported
, 1881-08-18

: ~, VRhss* 9QA@sFfV ItsF1F"p"W =
Tho love Of bells ID lurmah y somewhat 70.
p,4rkublo. Every lafKe paguda has 9omo aioz1ns
81 thetu, Of III slzes, hanging around the sktrts
Of Tho zaysiee, Image holscs, md 1ayass: ons
of othsss ,ne "e'R RtyS " besn saaed 4 '@e "a.
Fjous t!mol by the religious. Nest
Of them have boex Pell Inscriptions on them
seoosdtlg tho praises of the Lori ND
, 1881-08-18
The Departure OF NIidhAt Pasla from
Constanstpop1e. :.

[VNFFleF des E1alA Vn{1.
Midhat Paahs, Noufi pasha, Fahrl Dey, and all
the persons condemned In tho Ildi1kioak tf.al
except .Iz1et Icy and Beyd Icy. eondemuod To
ten years paHal scrvltGde 0n1y, HAd iA1 two
wsesters Who arc satd, with thelr own hands, to
hare nssas1atod Abdul A1It, Mero embarked
az Ivy ~ ~ vessel 1o4na ha fos o. ne towa o.. 9s
}ife cothneA In 4 foftxrks.
1t appears that tho ehoioo Of tha place Of de-
tention gave considerable trouble To the Minis.
teu Of tho Porte. Already the ship that Wa to
oarry on AtihAt 4ad hls -conapenao1s bad re-
, 1881-08-18

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. l7.-'rho lion. ]. W.
Dookwaitcr, Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, arrived IL tho city ttrttny, and was
KEven recognition Mt night at tito Highland
llnusc, Oil Mount Albums. by tho DuckwUrtll
ftItth.
, 1881-08-18
IOWA

sptetat Dtspdteh 10 The Chicago 7tt'n,nt.
DuRtlsnToy. la.,. AuR. 1'.-.tndgn Kin.
ney, Democratic candidate for Governor.
opened tho campaign III tl,fs city Tits even
Ing by addressing MI audience of 2oo Tho
stze of the audience was very discouraRlng,
even for iowa.
, 1881-08-18
KANSAS MUSICAL JUBILEE,

I4AwNEScE, kas., AuE. II, ~ Tho great
musical jubilee opens l.oro to.ulorr0w, Md
promises to he d grand saccess. Fully four
thousand singers arc ealnpea on tho ground
tonight, anil every train Otlllgs thousands
ln0rg. All the celebrated artists promised
nrts hRFn
, 1881-08-18

NATIONAL TELEPHONE CONVENTION. :
1pattos NspdkeA 10 1Ae Css1eEoo Tribune.
SAlLAroaA, N. T.. AMg. l7.-The National
Telephone Convention vii! meet hDre Sept.
o. md Eemaln III session three days, with
headquarters Qt Congress Hall.
, 1881-08-18

6pRtIdI Utspdtth to IHd CAItd9o lTl6uHz.
KANSAS City, Mo-, Aug. lz.-Tho heat to-
dny exceeded anything known IN this Sec
tIon for MAJ. years. tic mercury at . o'clock
standing Mt I03 degrces In the shnde. At
o'cltck n. III. 1t was 8s mi Mt 12 o'clock ~.
10 udd to the discomfort, hot, sutf0cntlng
broeze llus bcen blowing al day. from the
pnilis. Several cases Of sitnstroko ire re-
ported, but Mone Of fatal cllarnuter.
, 1881-08-18
EXPOSITION AT BOSTON,

EXPOSITION At BOSTON,
1}osvoN, Aug. 17.-Tha fair Of tl'a New
England Manufacturers aud Mechanics LII
st!tute opens tomorrow with all address by
GOV. Long and VII Grafton by GeorRe u.
IoflpE.
, 1881-08-18

Special Dspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YolsK, Aug l7.-Tempornturo at tl:'N
p,Bnl,, u; . p. ILL.,, CT; p. ILL.,, III; - M W:
nturo for same date last year, 6825,
, 1881-08-18

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
lIA1tnul,0, Aug, 17,-Arrlved, the l.essing,
from Now York.
QugEssrowN, Aug. 17.-ArEtvod, tho Italy,
from New York. ="
, 1881-08-18

Law PROF. sNo,y SAFE,
md n.,.. naAs' N, H., Aug. 17.-rrof. Snow
by lhs >, % % LAWRENCE, reported captured
, 1881-08-18

! IlTuSVNLE PETROLEUM MARKET, =,
: TrTusvl1LE, Pa, Aug. lz-Oil opened at
~ oentss highest 7sA co,lts. lowest 7Gf
cents; closed 7sA cents. Shipments, 5000;
charters, 40,0o0; runs. alAoN.
, 1881-08-18

. - pe0TQ1d AFVAt. - =
We learn that QUO day last week, while Mr.
Tuna II spca4tAr. Who Lives In sha Hart Ferry dis
, 1881-08-18

THE D0RY LITTLE WESTERN.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 17.-Tho steamship
Devon, Just arrived, reports passing tho
.lory Little Western, from London for New
York. all well.
, 1881-08-18

Milwaukee avenue car greeted his eyes at
il.o jumplng-otl place, nwny out Oil tho
1iiLifa
, 1881-08-18
GRAIN EAlLuR]

GRAIN FAILURE.
ToLEpo, O., Aug. 1E-Wells Brothers, op~
orators on Change, suspended today The
recent nlyaaco Of wheat md corn swam0eu
thv lrn.
, 1881-08-18
DIES NfOIN ES, IA.

DIS MONIES, In, Aug. l7.-The tllormon,e-
Ter tu-day reached l0), the hottest lny OF tho
scnsol'. Slight rain aud threatening moro
this QyG1ilug,
, 1881-08-18

Ar-a AERDERa KILLED. ,'A
lwets 'sn!fA, ". Colo. Aug. 17-Three herdets
""eAea by 1ldiaus In q placa near
, 1881-08-18
EniCA6t,. Aug. l7--if1tts q
EnlCA0O. Anx. l7-lh.ts q N.
III; ii IL il i e & !: ! i! Il: d:
tH,tS a. III. fsl0WI fhUI ~ ~. Wei ...tE!chF,
9:lap. nj. lIlWt| HUI ~ IL. E...f .WIt!ear.
Atlkp. ~. l1.$n| ~. tl !E......I t.aEtnif.
1Q;lHu, p. 4Ls1al 1S.f ii 49,. .... .WlEtear.

snatOmetor corrected for t0mpbfat1t0, tsNvaHun,
and Instrumental dfr1t.
MGan bArNntBfCr. 4LgEt4
MGnn thgFElDnGtar. 1t.1+
Mean humidity. ILL.,
Highest temperature. 11t
Lowest Temperature. G1~. ........
GENERAL. uI.SKiy4TtOSs.
CnfcAtiu. Aug. 17-19.l8 =. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

CONVENIENT .RICNPn TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, S421, 6s; customs $669.9sl q.
NOT FOB A. GRANT, But FOR Col. CAsk--
Members Of the delegation from East WASH
ington, mentioned In TIE STAR last evening
say they did not call on the President In the
interest OF, A. Grant for District Commissioners.
but to urge Col Cha& Case for that position
The Delegation consisted OF Druggist Ferguson,
DR.. C. II. Ford, VIM R0thWell, G. w. Kemp.
John Depew. W. II. NARROW. Col Darling.
TIE Representative Robeson,
OF New jersey, VINO bpoken Of - candidate
for Speaker Of the next House Of Representa-
dives, u In the city. Representative Ketfef,
another candidate, 10 also here and = Is SUP
posed that the canvass for the SQeakership Is
apout to open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02
Changes IN the Post Office Depart.
hent.

Changes IN the Post Office Den,rt.
nLent.
The following changes and promotions have
been made In the office Of the Third Assistant
Postmaster General, 10 take effect July 1s.:-
Female clerks from $3.50 to 81 200. under a recent
act CT Congress establishing the latter grade OF
female clerkships-Miss c. NJ. Richter. Miss Ada
Z. MoxCn, Miss Ella Klnsey, Miss emma Camp.
MISS +. D. Cory, Miss E. j. Scott. MISS B. S. Rob,
fnsop. Mrs p. L. Collins Miss E. NJ Marbury
MISS s. c. Cummings Also Increase compensa-
tion OF Miss Ella D. Patton from $500 to 5000. TO
clerkship Of class four-E. d. Hail. To class
thIee-George d. Scott, E. B. George, Milton
Davis, H. B. wilkins, jr. To class tWo-W. r.
Hooper, George o. Moore. Moses Bradshaw, S.
@. HuliDg. T., John ManoShan, Miss Il. Il.
weber, Miss A. r. Thurlow. Charles n. DalzelL
To class one-Geo. T. Nixon De witt Churchill,
Z. ". Austin, E D. York, 4. B. Bushnell; W E.
Coroin from assistant Messenger; A. d. Sapp
nom lanorer. To the 81. 900 g. Skinner:
= J. Ronnson from assistant messenger; A. d.
Norton from laborer. To aasisfant meSsenger-
weeley Howard, William Smith.
1ne folloWing promotions were made to-day
In the once OF the Second Assistant postmaster
General ITO third class-John ii. Prior. OIL
mus Smith. To second class-N. B. FuQitt.
James B. Crew. To first Class. S. LuttrelL
TO class 81 ,0OO-Samuel L. Tnombp~1. Gillespie
=. Anderson. j. W. Ipgersoll his been ap.
pointed messenger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

VERDICT OF 81, $50 AGAINST A RAILRoAD.-This
morning In the Circuit Court. Judge James, the
and South Washington Railroad Company was
cai.eesS and the defendant argued that av.-u,cf
for 81 ,1eo be epssssa The plaintiff, q boy -
years Q! age, sued, by his father, for damages
received In December, 1879, under the following
driver OF the Car newspaper about O'eloct
IN the evening, ne stumbled over pile OF de
Dris left care!eesly by the agent OF the cor. oanv
car his leg was broken and he was Othersr%sse %
Injured. SISo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02
The Courts.

H. EQUITY CoURr-Jud0e Wylse.
Yesterday, Deacon agt Deacon; rule on de-
time to take testimony granted. Hooper at
Faunce; pro confesso against defendant Faunce
vacated. Butler agt. Queen; reference to audi
tor ordered. Fisk agt. Hollander; twenty days
further time to take testimony allowed. john
son agt johnson; payment OF taxes by receiver
nom rents ordered. Adjourned sine die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-02

Cay, announcing CnaI tne RrecnOackerS and
republicans had failed to make coalition for
any ticket In the field at all, but let the e.ec-
tion go by default.
Mr. n. ?. NORTON. who was bookkeeper OF
the custodian's office OF the Treasury depart
ment under Pitney, has been relieved Of that
duty and transferred to the light house board.
No one has as yet been detailed TO take his
place.
TEE FRENCH AMERICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION
having Sustained the demurrer OF counsel Of
the United States In the case Of Joseph Napo-
leon Perche, bishop Of New orleans, against
claimant, though a citizen OF France at the
time the losses (alleged) were sustained, had
subsequently become naturaliZed citizen OF
cne nnted states and prior to the lng Of his
the United States, at the reassembllng Of the
commission to-day asked to have the demur.
reIs sustained In all cases OF q similar charac
Ter, ana that the mem0riallStS be severaily
barred from having or maintaining their re-
spect1ve memorials against the United States
counsel for France interposed no objection,
aggregate amount claimed is S625, ,O0O) Will be
ment.
THERE Is ONE STAR ROUTE which was not
expedited. 1t runs from jackson to Cape
Girardeau. Missouri distance OF ten miles. In
1879 the department invited bids for the service
s anton es week naA AAmong oDg the bidders Tas
service s for nothing, but agreed TO pay - Der
year ior the privilege. He was awarded the
se9T'cs SerfEset SSHy 13 SSaly lss and Is st doing the
necessary 81 to be applied to next Year servics Ise
The secret OF the transaction ia tinsI the con"
sIactor owns stage route ana does an express
Uncle Sans mail to freeze out snv comneSS1tHss 1s
In the express business.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-18
Current News.

The Manhattan Club of New York gave
grand dinner to Gen. Hancock, last Saturday.
Hon George Cotton took his seat and was
elected President Of the board of police COM
missioners on Tuesday.
AT Mount Savage, Md, on the 10th, in a
quarrel, Joseph Pratt, aged 81, was stabbed and
killed by Alexander Thrasher, 10 years old
Susan Taylor, colored, II servant in the fam
lily OF ii. w. Crowl, Of Baltimore, was fatally
burned, on Tuesday morning, by her clothes
taking fire from range.
Gov. Hamilton has signed the death-w
rant Of the negro Gothard, the Patapsco Neck
murderer, and fixed Friday, April 30, us the date
of his execution at Towsontown.
Major Gen. Upton, of the U. S. A, commit
ted suicide at San Francisco, on Monday night,
by shooting himself in the head Grief for the
death OF his wife is supposed to have led to the
act.
Last Thursday at Martnsburg, w. Va,
Charles Douglas, colored, accused Jerry Green,
also colored, of breaking open his trunk and
stealing S25 therefrom. Drawing n pistol Doug.
las shot Green dead, the ball penetrating his eye
The authorities of New Jersey have off red
liberal Inducements to the Delaware beet sugar
company to remove its works to Riverside, n.
j. The contracts already made with farmers will
be carried out, If the move should be made, the
company having ample facilities for removing
the beets to their new location.
Hon. Daniel Bashiel Warner, colorcd, Pres
ident of Liberia, who died on the LIST of Decem-
her, was born in Baltimore county, Md. He is
said to have been man of rare native genius,
of fine business ability, and remarkably high
minded in his dealings. He was for many years
an elder in the Presbyterian church.
Hon. Richard }. Bowie, Chief Judge of he
9th judicial circuit Of Maryland and one of the
Judges of the Court of Appeals, died at Rock
Vile last Saturday night after five days illness
from inflammation pt the stomach mud hpyyalS
lie was in the I'D year of his age. Gov Hamil-
ton has appointed Hon. John Richie, of Fredcr-
lex, to succeed him. An excellent appointment
and one that will give satisfaction.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-18
The Egis and Intelligencer.
BEL AIR, Md, MARCH IS, 1881.

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800 well printed pages much that is scattered
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contents. Its author is James ID. McCabe, the
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-18

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-18

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