Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-07

Yesterday, Jouune ACT Clarke: decree below
afIirmed De Vaughn agt DE Vaughn: Argument
progressing
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| Broadhead Co; verdict for defendant Bradley
| ct al agt Gait; on trial
CRIMINAL CouRr-J,idoe Wide
This morning, on the opening of the court the
following were called as petit Jurors to ill Nacan-
cies: James Nourse, NJ. G Copeland. Christian
{: shaw, Edward n. Doniphan. Joseph nesse
Charles II. Bliss, II: A. oloott, William Holme al.
Xander. Copeland aud Nourse were excused
mr. rnshaw m,a failed to ans We An or
The following prisoners were arraVned: Francis
Queen, assault on police officer lkennen, pleaded
not guilty; Martin WEIGH atlas Reddy WEIGH. lar
| ceny ot $40 from DR. Hayden. pleaded not guilty:
John Grippe. and John y. Lucas, grand larceny OF
s60 pounds OF bronze metal from the National In
| coin Monument Association. pleaded not guilty:
Henry Kaiser. second offence petit larceny pleaded
guilty and Was sentenced 10 two years In the Au-
1 burn New forl1 penitentiary; Joseph Rustin
alias Alexander Spinner, second offence petit lar
| ceny, pleaded guilty and received a similar sem
! tence; Charles Morgan, Richard Butler and VIM
Thomas, grand larceny OF Iewelrs from Maria l..
! walker, pleaded not guilty; Mtiiy Peyton. petit
larceny, second offence Gladly coat,. pleaded not
| guilty; Emma Tibbs. larceny OF ss3 worth OF Jew
elry, pleaded not guilty: Daniel Magrudcr pleaded
not guilty OF petit larceny second offence, pair Of
| driving reinsl
Police CorRr-t,dge S1,en
| Yesterday. after our report closed, Jas. JONES'
colored. pleaded guilty 10 asSaultng Fanny
assault on Ellis Patton; SO or ~ DAYS Julia
KUHN, larceny OF lot OF cooking utensils. linen
and Iewelry from Samuel 4. Brown: $40 or 70 days
Jenny Williams. coored. grand larceny; grand
| Jury. bonds 500 JAS. Warden. assault on Mary
| Howe; - or - days Chas. Smith. larceny Of a
sack Of flour from Geo. Holland: 30 days. Also,
charged With stealing "A sack OF -four from = T..
Jones; six months more. Elsie Robinson, assault
on Flora Hougn; 81. Harriet Toy. assault on Celia
| h,A
Gamer, assault on Annie Jackson; g. or days
Horace Williams eolored, larceny OF s. from Lee
Scott; 30 days in jail.
To-day. Geo. Riley and Abram Barnes, loud and
boisterouS In the county; - or - days each John
days each Walter G. Hunt, yagrancy and habit
ual drunkenness; 80 days In default OF bonds
Michael Moods, cursing and swearing on the
street; $40 or 30 days. owen Taylor, do. s. or I
! DAYS Michael O'Day. loud and boisterouS: - or
! - days. Lewis Cant. forfeited collateral Minnie
James, loud ana hoisterous personal bonds. Silas
Evans, throwing stones: forfeited collateral
Julius Dick loud and boiSterous: do. Kate Ed
ridge, do do. Michael Jones, indecent exposure;
! do.
A MARYLAND VILLAGE BURNEp.-The village of
Prince Frederick. Nd. the county seat OF Calvert
county, was almost entirely destroyed 10y irc last
Friday night, only a few dwellings remaining.
! The new Methodist church aud parsonage. the
! courthouse, with all the Records the Journal
(newspaper) Office with all the type and press, the
hotel, the store OF J. ". Shemwcl a Bro, the
dwelling OF = r. King, the law Offices or j. A.
Wilson. John r. Brisooe and John b. Gray. with ali
! their books and papers, were entirely consumed
az also the records and papers OF the county coin
msSioncIS Office and the office OF the register OF
Wills few papers and records Were saved from
the Office OF the clerk OF the court but most ~ the
records far back as 1850 with many valuable
papers relating to the early settlement OF Mary
land, were consumed, and cannet be replaced.
! THE CUMBERLAND, Md. MISERs DECIDE TO STRIKE
A dispatch from the Cumberland lMd) coal
/ gion. states that the miners there would 20 a
strike, on The 18th N March. against reduction
/ In their wages OF ten cents per ton, which they
have been notified viii "a into effect on that date.
lhey now receive ten cents more than miners In
the Cleafficlf region or this state, and a delega-
! ton was sent 10 Ceartield To naugurate strike
among the miners there Tor ten cents additional.
The miners IN Clearfi'ld REGION however, refused
to enter the combination. but the dispatch states
! that there Is no doubt that all the Cumberland
miners VIII be out on the 18th.
SrDDFN ILLNESS or Mr. BEECHER IN CHICAGO
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, while delivering q
lecture in Music hall, Chicago, last evening" be-
lore large audience. was taken suddenly i'll He
ST ,0d mute Tor moment, and then reelea as IL
about To fall Gentlemen who were sitting on the
isstage rushed TO his assistance and led him 10 a
cham. There was great excitement In the hall,
and Prof. Swing stepped forward, announced that
Mr.. Beecher was unable 10 continue his lecture.
been feeling unweIl for several days. and when in
the midst OF his lecture overcome by a faint
Ing spell Mr.. Beecher was taken TO his hotel, and
a' IL pm ne was reported 70 toe much better
WOMEN AND TEnPERANCR.-Mss Frances f. VIII
lard, president OF the National Christian Temper
ance mon, has now been four weeks In Texas,
held forty-fOur meetings, reaching fifteen coun-
ties, and all the principal towns. from Denison to
Galveston, and Marshal 10 San AntOnia. including
Austin. the capital Miss Anna Gordon has or
gained many Juvenile unions. Press and people
welcomed and co-operaied with them. Women OF
the best classes came forward. A state convention
Will be held In May. Mrs. Mary Hathaway, Of
Paris Texas Is appointed state organizer.
TIRE LATEST PAPAE ENCYCIICAI--The Ff'epfnans
torr'ltM or yesterday publishes a translation OF
the P0pe'S enclciicaf letter OF February II. is
addressed TO the prelateS of Italy, and sets forth
the state OF the church i'm that country IL says
that the gatherings OF religious sodalities are
taken away, the properties OF the church are
SequeStrated, marriages are Ratified without CATH
Ole rites, place Is left to ecclesiastical author
fty In the schooling OF youth. The church suffers
beyond belief. and the Roman pontir is driven TO
extreme straits: 'for IL he be robbed OF his civil
princpaiiiy he must needs pass under the Jurfs-
dcton ana power OF a foreign government" The
aFdor OF Catholics must be k1ndled, 50 that they
manfrlly and openly defend the church. II would
he rufnous Tor them to bear liStleSsly the pro-
longed malice OF the wicked and TO leave the
ground TO them unressted. The Pope urges spe-
cial enaeavors TO strengthen Catholic societies
Let these ASSOCIATE ons strive by remonStrance and
by every form or action within the law for the
cause OF the Pope.
STUDENTS SUSPENDED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eldridge, OF Fond du Lac, Wis. Charles Howlands,