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Political Affairs.

THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
At the Connecticut democratic state convention
yesterday Mr.. Walker was nominated for COVER
nor: Geo. G. Sumner, lieutenant governor; D.
Ward Northrop, secretary OF state; Alfred r.
Goodrich, treasurer; Thomas r. Sandford, con.
uoller. The proceedings We're noisy.
THE GEORGIA ELECTION
The vote throughout Georgia yesterday was not
so large as was expected There was falling of
In the vote OF both parties, and considerable
apathy among the colored people, who were ex-
pected to vote solidly for GartrelL stephens
The indications last night were that the whole
democratic ticket would be elected in the fourth
congressional district by the largest majority ever
given by the party.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
congressional nominations were made yesterday
as sro follows; 1 F. A: johnson; reg), 18th n. Y;
shall, dem;l, ID va; J: F. G. Talbot, (dem.) ad
srdse a9se tn ha9 Ma Monte Nd Henry sSE
Richard G. Marshall. DENY, 2i Va Hazelton and
keyes Will probably withdraw in the 5th Wiscon-
sin district and Ex-Governor Lucius Fairchild be
THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
The Vermont legislature organized yesterday.
James l. Martin, republican, was elected speaker
ana heV. howard r. Hill, democrat, chaplain.
GEN. sLoCUM ACCEPTS
Gen. Slocun yostterday accepted the Syracuse
nomination for Congressman-ai-,.c-oe
COLLECTOR ROBERTSON FOR FoIGER
Coilector robertson has declared unequivocaly
Tor Judge Folger for governor OF New York He
says Folger, should he be elected, would soon
show the stalwarts that he intended to be his own
executive; that he would take broad, liberal
ground In respect to differences within the party
ana reluse to prescribe the anti-admintstration
element
Mr.. DEzENDORF.
representative Dezendorf, OF Virginia. says he
has no doubt OF his reelection to Conpress not
withstanding the attitude OF the administration.
and ne Is further satisfied that Mahoneism will be
swept out OF sight In November.
GEN. BUTLER AS POSSIBLE PRESIDENTIAL CAN
DIDATE.
The intimate friends OF Gen. B. +. Butler
are quoted as saying that II he is elected
governor OF Massachusetts,, his name will be pre-
sented TO the next democratic nominating cOnven-
uon as President Of the United States.
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The Jeannette Investigation.


The first meeting Of the board to investigate the
loss OF the Jeanette, Of which Commodore Tenn
pie Is president was held at noon to-day in the old
Navy department building, in the room formerly
occupied by the Secretary OF the Navy. The board
was organized, and the manner of procedurein the
investigation was decided upon. Secretary
Chandler stated to q STAR reporter this morning
that although the investigation was ordered by
directly to the Navy department. He did not
know whether the report would be made public
before the next session OF Congress not. but he
did not believe that there would be any thing in
the investigation which should be kept secret,
although he did not know OF what character the
testimony would be. The meetings will be held
with open doors
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kilograms to The Star.
THE BIG COMET SPLITTING.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION AT FREDERICK
THE OREGON sENAToRIAL coNrEsr
NEWS FROM OTHER LANDS.
TuE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

TuE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
Special Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR
FREDERICK, Oct 5.-The convention OF the sth
judicial district met here to-day TO nominate
democratic candidates for judges OF this district
The delegates from Montgomery county are Philip
d. Laird, Samuel Riggs, Robert l. Ishemond, sam
ucl Jones, Wm. III. Rlbbdt Wm. C. Manakee. 4
I. Jones and III. {. Fccett. The delegates from
Frederfck county are as follows: James Nc
sherry, Chas kusSmaul. A. Lundaur, G. w Ross,
D. y. Neulnan, j. A. Elder, Joshua Blggs III. A.
quinn, W. u. Baker. Hon. James McSheIry, OF
Frederick, was made prcsiten mt. and Samuel Jones'
oi montgomery county. was nominated as secre-
!ary: committee on CT dentials reported that
Clle list OF delegates as here given Is correct Hon
Judge John A. Lynch, or Frederick county and
hon george Peter, or Montgomery COUNTY, were
then nominated on the roll cali unanimously: and
on motion OF Mr.. Charles w Ross the nomination
were also made by acclamaton. The convention
adlourned at noon but subject TO a call in case
the nominees decline. MeSSrs. Ross aud Facett
We're named as a committee 70 notify them It a.
not thought either will decline
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The Tariff CounmSssIou

NEW YORK. Oct. 6-The tariff commission as.
the leading dry goods houses OF this city an0
Brooklyn put in an appearance. The regular pre-
ident OF the commission, Jno. l. Hayes, was pres
him sat Peter Cooper, listening to the remarks of
the different witnesses. M Cooper also addressed
the commission, saying that the country wanted
permanent and staple tari6, and one tbst wou1
not be broken up every ten yearA
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SINGLETON & HOEKE,
S0l MARKET SPACE,

CARPETS! CARpETsu
We are now showing full line Of all the newest de-
signs in Moquette Body and Tapestry Brussels Three
Ply and Ingram Carpets. complete assortment Of
smyrna Moquette. Velvet and Brussels Mats and Rugs
Curtains Shades Window Drsperies. Furniture. Cow
er1ngs, &C., in new and elegant designs.
Lowest cash prices. New goods received daily,
SINGLETON 4 HOEKE.
an:s 601 MARKET SPACE,
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TRENTON, Nd, Oct 5-In the trial OF Col C. ii.
Houghton, collector or the port OF Perth Amboy,
this morning, j. Kearney Smith, the deputy collec
tor, was continued on the stand for cross-exami-
nation. He testified that all the names OF persons
on the payroll who rendered no service Were put on
the rolls by him by the direction or Col Houghton
Witness was suspended from the custom house on
the 10th or May. Before the suspension he had
him his friend.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $449, ,522 OF; customs, 1851 ,S1314
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BALTIMORE, OCT 5.-Henry T. Gary, Robert Gil.
NOR, Campbell w. Pinkney and William A Fisher
were to-day nominated by the democratic conven-
ton for Judges or the supreme bench OF Baltimore
city. All except Mr.. Fisher are present incumr
bentS
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RUFUS II. DARBY,
IL 432 9th street northwest
Between D and E,
Newspaper, Book and Job Printer.
Brefs Arguments Catalogues, &C.. at short notice
Cards, Circulars. Blanks, Headings, &c. gotten up
uon guaranteed s26-1ms
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ThupvIAxU Mead Xaru nm

NEW YORK, OcC 5-ThuTl0N weed IS very Ill,
and last evening Mrs Barnes. his daughter came
from Albany on an early train. To-day he seems
a little more comfortable, but all visitors to his
house are denied admission by his physician. A
medical consultation on his case is TO be held this
afternoon.
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SALEM, OREGON. Oct Sin the senatorial fight
some of the Mitchell supporters have gone over to
Richard Williams, ex-member OF Congress, who
appears for the first time In the contest, and who
Is considered promising dark horse.
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UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY
LAXATIVE AND REFRES HING FRUIT LOZENGE
lamar FOR CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS.
BILE, HEADACHE CEREBRAL CON-
GESTION, Etc.
INDIEN Prepared by GRILLON.
Sole Proprietor,
1harmacen de Ire casse de Ia
Faculte de Paris
27 rue Rambuteau Paris.
GR1LLON Tamar-unlike Pills and the usual purga-
tves-is agreeable to take and never pro-
duces irritation.
Sold by all Druggists. o5-th9t, w&s8t 1p
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, S252, coo.
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Direct from CaIIao.

CALLAo, PERU, Oct. 8, 9 a.m.-Telegraphic COM
municasion with the United States and Europe via
the lines or the Central aId South American Tele-
graph Company, was established this morning,
much to the satisfaction or the commercial com.
munlty. Ii is expected that the lines TO Valpa-
ralSo VIII be opened by october 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-05

WATER IN THE WELL - The democratic cam
paign committee is still at it and documents are
being sent broadcast. The committee received
cne or two checks for funds this morning, which
were exposed on the desk OF the clerk In charge
to-day, to show, possibly, to the carpng critics
that there was water in the well.n
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MARINE HosPITAL-The reno

A COMMISSION was to-day issued to j. A. vii l.
nams, postmaster at Brandon Church, Va.
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Anti.CONti Sufferers.

QUEBEC, Oct 5.-The government steamer Ma.
poleon III mas left with supplies for the light
houses In the gulf, including Bird Rocks On her
return she will take of and bring up from Anti
Cosu such or the settlers and fishermen as are
threatened with want this winter
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~o I. o. o. F.-UNIFORMED BATTALION
~ Regular Monthly Meeting will be held on FRI
DAY EVENING, 9th ins ant. at II O'clock Business
requiring the presence Of every member to be trans
acted THOMAS w. FOWLER,
o5-2t Secretary.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERs OF
80 Washington, u. c., hereby aRree to CLOSE OUR
PLACES OF BUSINESS at O'CLOCK p NJ on and
after October s excepting the following days SatTr
day, days preceding no idays one week prior
to December 25th and 31st:
kellogg johnson. N. T. Metzger l. Bro.
j. IL conner: j. b. Bryan Bro.
u. T. Kennedy Son. John Keyworth.
=: q. Cornwel. Howard Q. Keyworth.
w. u. Abbott. Jas. +. Russell
w. X. brown. J. +. Page.
homas RiFgies. N W. Burchell.
u. L.. Wheeler. r.. H. w. Reed.
John II. Magruder. Elphonzo Youngs.
o5-3ta
HcS1o ATTENTION, BROTHERHOOD OF CAR
S~E PENTERS AND JOINERS. No. IA full at.
tendance is requested FRIDAY NIGHT Oct 9Th to
further consider the question of refusing work with
non union hands.
o4-2t G. d. MURRAY, Secretary.
~ DIR. J. C. BIRD
S~S Has removed his Office and residence
From 1875 street
To 1917 street northwest. o4-2ts
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I'm Accident on the Baltimore and

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct 5.-An accident is reported
TO have occurred near here this morning on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. A freight train ran
into the OF another freight train causing the
death OF two OF the crew, wrecking two engines
and five cars The full particulars OF the disaster
are not as vet known
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OOLLINGWOOD, ONT., oct b.-Ihe. evidence OF d.
A. IlnkfSs. one OF tho survivors OF the Asia disas-
Yer: mas brought the government Investigation TO
close. The report OF Capt Scott, r. n, the gov
erhment commissioner, Will probably contain a
sweeping condemnation OF the present state OF the
poats used In the passenger traffic. Additional
bodies have been recovered, and the relies found
upon them will assist materially In their identin-
cation.
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PrOhIbitiOn i'm New York,

SYRACUSE, NY, Oct. 5.-The state prohibitory
amendment association was opened yesterday,
with j. N Stearns, OF New York, president. The
association resolved TO forward petitions TO the
legislature I or the passage OF a prohibtory law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-05

OF the yellow fever epidemic in Texas, telegraphic
reports from Brownsville to the surgeon general
marine hospital service have been discontinued
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GOLD CERTIFICATEs.-Newg gold certificates to the
amount Of s44,4S0,OOO were to-day forwarded to
Assistant Treasurer Acton, at New York, for his
signature. They were mostly in denominations OF
S10OQ0 -
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The Comet Splitting.

THE NUCLEUS SEPARATED INTO THREE FRAGMENTS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 5-This morning ot fonr
O'Clock ana thirty minutes, Mr. T.. T. Barnard OF
ths city. discovered that the nucleus IN Crul,s
comet mad separated into thrre UNEQUAL fraglnents
Ihe largest estimated at Is. coo miles IN length
Inc space between the fragments or the nucleus
- esuinlated at not less than 2,0o0 miles Yester-
DAY morning Mr.. Barnard Observed that the nu
cIeuS nad assumed the form OF a long strip NOT
less tnan 24,OU0 miles in length, and 1900 I'm
breadth. ~ ' io
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 5-Prof Wilson. OF the
CINCINNATI observatory. .corroborates the statement
coming from Nashville OF the separation OF the
nucleus OF the comet this morning into threA un-
equal fragments. His estimate or their size and
qlstance apart agrees with that made at Nashville
Inc disturbance makes no difference ia the ap-
pearancc OF the comet TO the naked eye
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-Messrs. P. E. O'Connor
and E E. Holman, of this city, were this morning
admitted to practice before the court of commis-
s1Oners OF Alabama claims.
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"A COMEDIAN w Ho CLAIMS TO BE PERSECUTED.-
CnarleS Banks, the comedian, who was sent to
the workhouSe for fifteen days about two weeks
ago. and who was subsequently released, was in
the dock again this morning on the same charge
habltual drunkenness. Policeman Herbert testified
that he arrested the defendant yesterday while
very drunk. The defendant, who was well dressed
ana or genteel appearance, took the stand and de-
MED that he was vagrant. He said he was gen.
tleman and had employment that paid him SIS per
week. Hs said he was the target OF persecution
here and intended to leave the city. He in the
stopped and reminded by the court that he was
not on the stage. The court took his personal
thanks to the court, and with polite bow left the
court,
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SECRETARY CHANDLER has returned from New
York and Was on duty at the Navy department to-
day.
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JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL SWAIN Is expected
return this evening from western tour.

SALE OF CONDEMNED CARPETS AND FURNITURE
A lot OF condemned carpets, furniture and miscel-
laneOus articles from the Treasury department
were sold at auction this morning in the open
ground, south OF the department building. A num-
Der OF boarding house propretors and second hand
furniture dealers, together with others desiring
to get good bargains, were on hand. The prices
realized were not very large
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A Mishap TO the Jamesto

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Oct. 5.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning the school ship jamestown sailed
from the Roads for cruise or ten days on the
capeS and thence to Gardiners bay. In beating
out she missed stays and went on Willoughby
Spit, but was hauled OF without damage, by the
tug Fortune from Norfolk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-05

i 26 pages, on sanitary plumbing, issued for gra
tutous circulation. gives valuable information OF
i very concise, clear and sensible epitome OF
the general principles Of plumbing and house drain
age" w. Paul Gerhard. civil aud sanitary engi-
neer Newport, r. L.. writes: 4 wish to express my
thanks to you for the pamphlet. Home, Sweet Home
tco modest title by calling it an advertisement 1t
talns, condensed in few pages sound and valuable
ADVICE wish, only. householders would carefully
read It and act accordingy."
Dupont Circle. '
iy11 HAYWARD A. HITTcEINSON
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THE PRESIDENTS FISHING TRIP.-The President
went yesterday to GrndstOne Island, about ten
miles from Alexandria bay, and besides having
good luck at fishing. shot a good fat duck, on
which he lunched. The President in his retreat
does not escape entirely the annOyances OF civili-
zation. A local photographer followed him up the
river yesterday morning in small steam launch
and secured two pictures Of him. One was taken
While he was fishing, and one other while he was
at lunch In the woods.
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ADMIRAL PORTER AT NEwPoRT-Admiral Porter
paid brief visit to Newport yesterday, arriving
there from Narragansett Pier in the United States.
steamer Despatch. He subsequently visited the
torpedo station and the United States training
ship New Hampshire. He Was honored with
SaluteS from the station and from the New Hamp-
shire, both Of which were returned from the De-
spatch. The admiral returned to Narragansett
Pier in the afternoon
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The coroner's report for the month OF September
shows 45 bodies viewed and inquests held during
the month. or these there was one suicide four
hom1cdes, and seven accidents, the balance being
from natural causes.
Poundmaster Einstein has submitted his report
to Health Officer Townshend for the quarter end
Ing september 30. 1882 showing the impOunding
OF horses. mule, 131 COWS, Sc goats 80 geese and
SOB dogs. The number OF animals redeemed were
gig, and the number OF dogs killed in that time
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SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.

SCHUOL BOOKS.
THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SCHOOL. BOOKS
With Covers and Blotters Free, at
ROBERTS BOOKSTORE
1910 Seventh street.
Above New York avenue northwest
N. B.-BARGAINS IN STATIONERY. s9-lm
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GIVING THE GIRL CHANCR-A colored girl named
Kate White was before Judge Smell this morning
on a charge OF vagrancy. She began to cry and
said She had only got out Of the workhouSe at 4
O'Clock Yesterday and was arrested before she got
home. The court asked her II she would keep
sober and behave herself II he would take her
personal bonds, and she raised her right hand and
said, "Fo' God will, jedge." She was released on
these conditions.
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Us nevolent citizens of the District of Columbla
who approve Of the practical methods of the Associated
Charities urgently requested give orders for MAX
Ing Fine and Plain Ladies and Genemens Underwear,
Chidren's Clothing, Household Sewing. Knitting, En-
broidery Mending. Domestic Service, Washing by the
hour or day, or any work woman can do to the WO-
MANS WORK DEPARTMENT of Fifth Subdivision.
Associated Charities. 922 D street northwest Office
open from a. IN. to PM. s3O-6m
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Mr.. Kas.ou on the s,,u.,,on.

WHAT HR THINKS ABOUT MR. DLlINE's COURSE
coNGREssNEN WHO WERE HURT BY THE RIVER
AND HARBoR BILL.
Representative Kasson, OF Iowa, left for New
YORK last ntghts To q friend, in conversation
before leaving, he represented the outlook
Ior the republican party In New York and
fennsylvania as not at all discouraging. He
crltlclsed the attitude OF ex-Secretary Blaine
and gave 1t as his opinion that While Mr Blaine
nad no hope OF the presidential nomination him.
SELL ne expected to have siren yth enough in the
next national convention to dictate the nomina-
ton, as he did at tie last convention ami re-enter
pubic HE as the PREMIER in case the success OF
the national republican ticket I'm 1854 He related
an episode pending the vote TO pass the river and
harbor bill over the Presidents veto. In close
proximity to Mr.. Kasson'S seat I'm the last Con-
gress sat Representatives Crapo, Chandler and
NarcroSS, OF Massachusetts,. 81 seen said Mr.
kasson, when the vote was pending "that
Massachusetts is for this bill.'' "Yes," said
MT. Crapo, "and 1 see also that Iowa is
kindly disposed" "Oh, yes," said Mr. Kasson
''how could we be otherwise? In Iowa we are
benefited. Now in Massachusetts, you are re-
formers, and ought to lead the way. / think one
thing, gentlemen, that you will hear from your
votes" IL Is history now that Mr.. Crapo was de-
feated for the gubernatortal nomination In MasSa-
chusetts owing largely to his vote the river and
nar0or Dill, and that one OF the others has not
been renominated for Congress.
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f-FS9 THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
COMlIASY viii be held at the Board of Trade Rooms
EVENING, October 9th, at o'clock.
- CHAS. G. DUNCANSON, President.
Attest-H. DlNGMAN, Acting Sec'y. O3- At
, 1882-04-26
The Forthcoming Royal
Marriage.
From the Tines.

Preparations for the forthcoming
marriage between Prince leopold
and Princess Helen of Waldeck,
which is to take place at st. Georges
Chapel, Windsor, on or about the
9th of April, were begun on Tues
day. The plans will be the same as
on the occasion of the marriage Of
the Duke of Connaught. A covered
way will be erected at the west end
of the chapel, where the Queen, the
bride and bridegroom, and all the
wedding party will alIght on arriving
at the Chapel and depart after the
, 1882-04-26
TRANSLATION.
Publication.


SPT is hereby made known that
- Planter CHR. HATTENsEN on his
application to that effect, has been
temporarily relieved by the Govern
ment of the Danish West India
Islands from his functions as In
spector of Roads in St, Croix, and
further that the Government has
under date of the 18th inst. appoint
ed Planter F. RAPHAEL to act I'M
til further as Inspector of Roads in
this Island.
Presidency's Se~cretary's Office the
10Th April 1882.
II. HANSCHELL
CONSt.
, 1882-04-26
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