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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06
THE EVENING STAR.
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wa " oTtu news &9bte IO-D0ys
HANLAs 10 ROW TRrcKETr AND ROSS AND rsna
RETlEE-
LONDON, April 6-U 'nlln VIII arrive IN London
ro-dsr. Speaking NJ the theatrr at New Castle on
Tyne yesterday. n II tel tat A ne won tho
m itches with TricSett and Ross he should retire
ron aqaatics, and leave the waters for other men
70 night their battles.
TIE Daily NetcS has dispatch from Peter Ma
r1tzburg, which says there ~ serious famine
owing 10 the failure OF the crops because OF tn
drought
TIE TRIAL OF MscLgAN
The Lar Journal savs that MacIean who A.
tempted 10 assastnate the Queen, nc Windsor viii
be tried at Reading with unusuai pomp t afsis:
. 1he policy or giving 50 digntfed an aspect %
Aacieans act may be doubted"
DEATH OF COMPOSER
Frederick William Kucken. the musical CON.
poser, Is dead He was born at Luneburg, Ia f6aa
fBE LIBERATED IRISH- AMERICAN sUsPECTs
LONDON, April "a dispatch TO the Times fr00
Dublin. says: 1.-The report that the Irish American
suspects have been liberated the condition tlna2
they Will quit the country, except two throo.
VINO refused 70 accept the condition, is unfounded.
ABOUT SIX or the suspects who are naturazed cifk>
zenS or the United States have been released within
the last three weeks, but only the same grousdo
as were the Others who were liberated Their CO,
zenshfp is entirely unconnected with their releaao
the executive holding that all persons res dentiA'
Ireland are liable 20 British law and are 10 =
treated as British subjects. Among those OF t1ta
class who were relaasedwas Mr.. Boynton, who ,Uao
liberated on account OF IN health. There are ONLY
Tour suspects OF the same class now imprisoneds
'tQuO Warramto" Against the Chica~o
board Of Trade.
CHICAGO, I'LL, April g. Washington Hes<inR
yesterday filed an informltion In the nature OF q
quo warranto against the board OF trade TO pre.
street, where operations have already been bagun
on the mammoth new building.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $4a2, ,949. IS; customs, 81 ,2O5, 1856.
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FISH MARKEr.-Sales OF fish are reported to-day
by r A. Golden, agent, as follows: L. COO shad, az
$l4as3O per hundred 100 COO herring, at EasS per
thousand; 500 punches rock and perch, at 5a4Oc.
per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS met last evening. The
report OF The chef engineer stated that there
eight alarms sounded On March for fires, causing
damage TO amount OF s., $50, IulIy covered by In
Surance. The chlef recommended the configma-
ton or Walter s. COpp and Charles Burke as
prlvateS In the force and they were confirmed by
the board. The letter Of thanks Of the Richmond
authorities for the prompt response OF the District
authorities to their appeal for help at the recent
Commissioners, were read. The Offer OF Mr.
Lewis TO furnish summer uniform hats Of the
same style as those or last year at 81 each-a
ductio Of Is cents In last years prlce-was ac-
cepted.
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nR. HOLMAN's ABSORPTION, LIVER AND
~ ftomach Pad. Also. Lung and Eideey Pads Wl.
positively cure. Ofice: sC,tsneast corner y.h and T.
esrests northwest. J. =. RISQEALT. aa.asxer. Ial5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

TURKEYS IN THE POLICE CoURT.-Andrew j.
Biedler, a commission merchant on Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9th and 10th streets, was charged by
Agent King OF the Humane Society i'm the Police
Court yesterday with cruelty to animals, the spec
ification being that Mr.. Biedler imprisoned four
the turkeys stand straight The court said that
while it was important that turkeys should not be
made to stand in such position as to render them
unWh0leSOme as food, the basket in this case was
spacious one, and these turkeys did not seem to
be suffering, and he therefore dismissed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06
The Cart owners Raising Rates.

The call for a meeting OF the owners OF carts, to
be held last evening, brought together quite a
large number at the corner OF 9TH and III streets
southwest, their purpose being to take action for
an advance in the price of hauling. The large
number present We're those engaged In hauling
coal from the vessels on the river front and the
coal cars OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
TO the coal yards OF dealers in various parts the
District and the government departments, Mr.. p.
h. OCOnnor was elected chairman and Mr.. John
Frawey secretary. The chair stated their object
and the secretary read the list OF prices which had
pounds, from South Washington to the various
places OF delivery as follows: Reform School, 81 y;
Columbia College, 80 cts; Freedman'S hospital 65
cts. Howard University, 50 cts; Providence hos
OF engraving and printing, 80 cts Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. IS cts {; Government Printing Office IS
cts; Presidents house, 90 cts; Observatory GO
cts; Columbia hospital, 60 cts; Agricultural de-
Washington Brick Machine Co.. 60 cts; Chih'S
brick yard, 60 cts; Sherin's brick yard. 60 cts
For auls In and about South Washington Is cents
per ton Will be charged, which Is an advance OF
five cents per ton scale OF prices was Also
adopted for different coal yards up town. IL
decided that for cart and horse and driver, 81 so
per day Will hereafter be the price, and that
hauling outside OF places not named. shall
De In proportion to the distance or haul, and
that these Rates 60 into effect on and alter Mon
day, the 10th instant. IL was further agreed that
II any owners OF carts make contracts 10 haul any
cheaper than the above rates, that all leave him
todo his own work and decline TO work with or
Tor MIN. $250 per day Is the price fixed upon for
all kinds OF hauling, either coal, bricks or dirt,
which IS an atvaHce Uf 50 cents per day. The
names or those VINO entered into the agreement
Detailed above, We're Michael Dunngan, James
Ftawley, W. p. Collins, Jos Yerby, Michael Burke
Berry Broadus, Daniel Sweeny, Ed. Haley and
James Burke.
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kilograms TO The Star
aANLM 10 RETIRE FROM kQUkTl0
TIE LIBERATED AMERICAN SUsPecrs
The Ngtssts sippl Flood.

BAKERfEs AND MARKET House suRsERorn
MORGAN CRY. La. April 6-The bakers haxs
been compelled 10 stop btking, the water havln3
reached the last oven. The market house has alrS
been clos'd One stall has been opened In tia
railway depot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

THE D. C. CoNMANDKRY of the military order OF
the Loyal Legion, at their meeting at the Airing
ton last evening, elected President Arthur a COM
panion OF the third (civilian) class
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ADJUSTMENTS

NATIONAL THEATER. .OUR MAGGIE.
Her pure plays the illustrations Of pure life,
and these exampi of purty the rch endowment Of
. good woman to the stage ana the age"
THE PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE,
MAGGIE MITCHELL
Supported by Mr. l. r. Shewell. Mr.. R. Fulton Rus
sell. and her specially selected Dramatic Company.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY
MATINEE,
THE LITTLE SAVAGE.
FRIDAY-BENEFIT. AND ONLY TINE OF TAN
CHON."
SATURDAY NIGHT, FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
ONLY TIME OF THE PEARL OF SAVOY"
MIR. JosEPH JoIEEPH flH 5fElFHFtEsRsoN
As BOB ACRES. in THE RIVALS.
Boz sheet now open a6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

THE PRESIDENT will give reception next Tues
day evening TO members OF the diplomatic corps
and their families, and army and navy officers.
The next public reception will probably be held
on the following Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

the Loyal Legion, at tnelr meeung Al tlie AIHhg-
ton last evening, elected President Arthur q COM
panion OF the third tcivilian) class
THE MASON CASE IN THE U. 8. SUPREME COURT
Attorney General Brewster and Judge Advocate
General Swain were yesterday served with notices
70 show cause before the q. 8. Supreme Court, on
the nth Of April, why writ OF habeas corpus
should not be issued in the case OF Sergeant
McDOugall, marshal for the northern district OF
New York, and John McEwen, keeper OF the Albany
penitentiary.
SERGEANT p. SrEARNs, of New jersey, was yes
terday nominated by the President to be consul
general of the United States at Montreal
INSTANTANEOUS IN BRITISH PRIsoNa-The re-
port OF the Secretary Of State relative to the
American citizens imprisoned in Ireland was sent
yesterday by the President to the Senate. The
report states that as soon the department was
Informed OF the passage OF the protection act and
the power iJ gave for the arrest and imprisonment
without trial OF persons suspected OF treason, the
lister was informed that the United States did not
wish to shield American citizens from the legal
OF at the
those common principles OF criminal juriSpru-
dence which afford the best safeguard to persona!
liberty. The British minister replied to this, that
It was OF no avail to argue against the law itself,
as the British government had declined to make
any distinction between British and American
subjects In the applicat ton OF this law On three
separate occasions during the month OF March.
The American minister was requested to urge
speedy trials in the cases OF all imprisoned Amer
leans. In conclusion the Secretary OF State says
but three persons remain in prison, ,and that there
Is good reason to believe that results will be
reached satisfactory to both governments.
THE Fox AND SAC INDIANS left for their homes
this morning, with the intention OF stopping at
Carlisle, to visit their children at school at that
place.
PERsoNAL-Gov E G. Davis, Of Texas. is at the
Ebbtt.-Ex-Sergea Thompson is at
Wizards Assistant Secretary of State John
Hay and Wife are at Wormley's.-Hon Albert
Daggett, of Brooklyn, is at Willard's.-Thomas
NichOl, the alleged interviewer of Gen. Grant, is
at the Ebbitt-Ex-Governo w. w. Holden, OF
North Carolina, has been stricken with paralysis.
the =, VIII OF Cornelius j. vanderbilt gives most
Senator Hill. OF Georgia, continues to improve
and intends to leave Philadelphia next week.
Mr.. Samuel A. Bl tchford son OF the new associate
justice OF the Supreme Court, was admitted to
practice before that court yesterday.
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CPRING DRESS GOODS.

CPRING DRESS GOODS.
-
We are daily receiving our new Spring Goods COM
T1lslnR full hne Of all the abrics in French Nov
eues Combination Suitings in Silk and Wool. Sateens
and French Ginghams. POn2ees and Tussa Silks Can
tCn and japanese Crepes Surah Silks Check and Plain
Chnddn Ida, Cloth. oil Golors; Belgian Linen Sheetng
Spreads, all grades; Damask Table Cloths, with Nap
kins to match; French Hosiery in Silk Lisle and Cot
ton: Parasols and Umbrels g.
Those in wait Of choice goods viii find 1t to their
advantage to examine our stock before purchasing.
HOUE, BRO. e. CO.,
m25 1928 STREET n. W.. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE.
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AN UNEXPECTED MISUNDERSTANDING the vis1-
tors at the Jail yesterday was Mr.. Leggett, OF
LeavenwOrth, member OF the Kansas legislature,
who while passing by the cell OF James King. con-
victed Tuesday OF larceny by means or the "three
card monte" game, looked In and exclaimed:
"Why here's Jim King. the id scoundrel -
Gen. CrOcker asked IL he knew King and Mr.. Leg
gett replied why three years ago he was operat-
ing in our state, running up and down the rail-
roads" King turned to the window averting his
face, and Mr. Leggett continuing, said King ran
with the western tColoradO) mob Tor a time, and
one day swindled an Englishman out OF $780, and
had to slight out" Mr.. Leggett identified Leary
as having been operating in Kansas also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

RELIEF OF THE STARVING 1KDrANs--The Secre-
tary OF War says that no Instructions have been
issued to Gen. Pope to seize cattle for the relief OF
the Cheyenne Indians but that Gen. Pope has left
LeavenwGrth for the Arapahoe agency. The Sec
retry OF the Interior has Issued instructions to
Indian agents TO issue supplies TO the Indians SO
that the danger OF an outbreak viii be aycrted.
IhPRIe0NED INDIATS-The Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs has ordered Agent Tiffany, OF the San
Carlos agency, to hold for trial those OF the Indian
prisoners turned over to him recently by the mill
tary against whom there Il positive evidence of
quit and 70 release the Feuatnder.
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I Al EATER
~ MONDAY; April 3-Nigl:I,S ard Tuesday and Fri
Gay N6pnCes-EnSageInsp fOr Ore Week ONLY az the
Great New York Irish Comedy CoEpany e5psistin.. of
the Sparks Brothers, IcGls and Emma Afro Charles
aud Carrie Moore CoIdeiiS La RoSc Donnelly and
Drew, Kitty McDerInott, Maekie nd Butler Con-
Guiding with an unusually Humorous Atterfiece. m3
No. 626l ON EXHIBITION mo 6os
l. T.
Street.N A L RS, Street
No e26 street northwest, door frcm 9TH street
SEoee Oh lsntr EnxTa,ngs. Ciro,ncs. etc. also
isrFe and CHOICES Stock OF Pape:hangings, Picture
lses Picture Cord and T:ss-s Ijugs, Nails, etc. at
AdrkIiters Terms Cash. Erus Art GALLERY. ol7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

SERGEANT p. SrEARNs, of New Jersey, was yes
terday nominated by the President to be consul
general of the United States at Montreal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~THE EVANGELIsTS, BENTLEY AND
ts JONES, Will commence q series of meetings at
the Fourth Street NJ. T.. Church SUNDAY, April
9th, at pm All cordially invited. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-06

FOUR GREAT RAILWAY TRAINS,
And eommenees its 18th consecutive annual tour Of
WASHINGTON THREE DAYS,
-''-....-.-
APRIL 6rH, 7rH AND STH.:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS
On the old Show Ground.
:CORNER 9rH AND STREETS:
EVERY FEATURE. EVERY FACE. EVERY
THING NEW FOR THIS SEASON,
ABSORBED 20 GREAT SHOWS. ''N'
In America and Europe but sn under same owner
$at SsI SFf,T TSSF$s5e s|PfI a%y
THREE MILLION DOLLARS FOR A SINGLE
HOLIDAY
Acres Of CAMS Boom for Twenty thousand specta
OLD WORLD SWEPT CLEAN OF IT'S
AMUSEMENT NOVELTIES!
An Europe's Greatest Riders in the Colossal Circus
THREE GREAT CIRCUS f5'i RfNGs. I'M; s.'
r hsh s Hg f h FRI f sP il hEoS
CESSIoNs; the Great SILBON TROUPE, from Paris.
HG6 Is hhSk and zE h!NE
RpkaCoN pdsss NJ EnrVpsT and the TGEls's gnshaensed
IgL kfELT; :, 4 SAPaSEsE GTrcUs; me famous HER
the T6isb OnAktEnIE OF GIoWSS'
hey Clowns and 700 IRA NED AoRs rs and 20 MES
II viii be seen IN any Circus tlis season Only
TWO MILLION DOLLAR MENACERIE.
Equal to nearly all the combined Menager.es in the
United States.
TRAINED WILD BEASTS
MARINE WONDERS, RARE BIRDS;
Nearly everything That fies creeps, crawls swms
LIVING HUMAN WONDERS
Giants, Aidgets. and &arves from many lands.
Between 10 and IL O'Clock the forenoon Of first
No. H. MtaNff nj ic1 hs-saPs SF
ttI-kLESS, POETIC ARTISTIC ZOOIOGIC AND
HIPPODRONATIC
CARNIVAL STREET PARADE,
htroducng, Tor the first time, the Enchanting Specta-
Gle of
CLEOPATRA, QUEEN OF EGYPT:
Also, greatly sut7neu ted Oriental Pagrnt #
IALLA ROOKH, PRINCESS OF DELHI;
And more respe0den. Golden Charios and Fleuhauts
Games, Horses Jubilee Singers Bands Music and
SURPRISING, Eta ding and pleasing
exll blhoE On earth ever presented.
Although { c colossal show is many times greater in
every deF3rnent than beforesreater than any OF
Ge largest exhibitcns III the world with far
1CIse. admission same usual so cents: children
nEd ~ years p cents Reserved seats VIII be for sale
al ELLIS 4 CO.'S MUSIC STORE, S57 PcnnsylysIs
avenue. all the time THE show is here.
ADAM F0REPAUGH, Sole Proprietor.
mi
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
A SORROWFUL Suicide.
William PayntOn shoots Himself
Through the Heart
Statesman,

About half-past six o'clock on Tues
day evening, William Paynton, of this
city, shot himself with revolver at
his residence on Washington street,
with suicidal intent. The bullet had
entered .jast above the left breast, and
ranged downward to the heart. The
Post-Surgeon at Boise Barracks, DR..
Wilcox, was called Immediately, but
it was evident at a glance that the
deadly messenger had surely perform
ed its work, and medical skill could
avail nothing save to ease the diving
moments Of the unfortunate man. At
ten o'clock Paynton died Until a few
days ago deceased had been employed
as a painter at the new Courthouse.
but was compelled to leave his work
by sickness. After a hard days work
he exposed himself to a draught and
caught severe cod, which brought
on several acute attacks Of Bright
disease of the kidneys, from which he
had long teen (. sufferer The disease
confined him to his bed, and on Tues.
day evening, during the momentary
absence of Mrs. Paynton from his
room, he took his revolver from a bu-
reau and fired the fatal shot. The re-
port WAS not heard by Mrs. Paynton,
but when she returned to the room she
found her husband lying on the floor,
the blood gushing from the wound and
the pistol 10y his side. She could give
no cause for the act, save dependency
resultant from his Fiction, and the
loss of their only child, nearly month
ago. Coroner Haas held all inquest
Wednesday morning, aud the jury re-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
over 500 men employed in the Saw.


over 900 men employed in the Saw
tooth mines.
A contract has been let for the run.
ning Of q tunnel to tap the Morning
oiar mine, on the head Of South Boise
at the depth Of rs feet. Ii will Be
% ieet long. and will be completed
about the 25th of S, ptember.
ihe Oregon Short Line is pushing
ahead Camps Of twenty to two hun
dred men and mules are stretched over
the country for miles. and pIoughs and
scfapers are thick. About one thou-.
sand Of the latter are at work. About
three miles Of the Wood River branch
are completed. and the boarding hons
es have been moved 10 Pa,ton,s sta
ton, and the men are being strung on.
beyond the place. Contractors arc
moving to the branch from the main
line. No men are at work west of n.
Junction, as positive orders have been
gwen to transfer all the gangs to the
Wood River branch al soon az their
Contracts on the main ne between
Junction and American Falls are com.
p'eted. Contracts have been let in
sections of one. Two, three or six miles
half way to HALEY.
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turned verdict Of 81 eide while tenn.
porarily insane, Dr.. Wilcox having
testified that such in all probab. lily
was the case.
Deceased was universally respected.
de was very porular member of
Ada Hook and Ladder Company. He
was native Of New York, aged SO
years and six mouths.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
IN MEMORIAM.

At regular meeting 81 Boise Lodge,
NJ 2, !. Q. G. T.. held August 8, 1882,
the following resolutions were unau-.
lmousIy adopted:
WHEREAS, it hath pleased our Heay-
enly Father to remove our youno SIS
ter, Lizzie Tregaskis from our midst
by death, therefore
RESOLVED, That in the death of Liz
zIe Tregaskis Boise Lodge has lost
one OF the most promising of her
youthful members.
"a, That we deeply and sincerely.
sympathize with the bcreayed family
of which she was a member.
3D.. That the Secretary be instruct
ed to spread these resolutions on the
record of the Lodge, and furnish
copy to the mother of deceased and
to the Idaho World.
C. S KINGSLEY,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-11
JONAS ". BROWN.
The Indiana Democrat State Con-

The Indiana Democratic State Con.
Vention met on the Cd. Chairman
w. ID. English said lie was not a can
dIdale for reelection, or Tor any other
office. He expressed a hope for har-
mony, and that the best men wouId he
nominated John r Coffrotil was
made permanent Chairman. Ex.Gov-
ernor Hendricks submitted a platform
winch was adopted. 1t contains a
strong arrangement of the Republican
party Tor corruption, nsurpation. dis
honest violation of the Constitution.
frauds and perjury in 1876. and other
crimes, and calls upon the voters OF
Indiana to wipe ont the stains of Dor.
seylsm III 1880. 1t demands a reduc-
ton OF taxes to the lowest possible
point, and necessary civil service re-
forms. 1t denounces the Republican
administration for neglect of its dutv.
towards Imprisoned American citizens
abroad. Other planks are the same
as usual IN like documents. A very
strong presentment is, however. made
against prohibition, but desire is ex-
pressed to have the question voted on,
at the general election.
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Chips from the Vienna Reporter.

Chips from the Vienna Reporter.
Real estate advancing.
Vienna has two dairies, both doug
well.
Salmon are plentiful in Smiley
creek, one mile below town.
The District Court for Alturas coun.
ty is still in session at HALEY.
Large numbers of reddish are being
taken from the inlet of Alturas Lake.
Gambling games of ali kinds are
raging here and the players are in
creasing.
Deer, sheep and small game are
plentiful on the heads of Big Smoky
aud Boise rivers.
The number of men employed in the
mines in this district is being in
creased almost daily. There are now