Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-30

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internai revl
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GOVERNMENT RRcKIrrs To-DAy.-Internai reve.
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THERE Was RuNoR on the streets this morn
ing that q mob had collected around the white
House. The fact WAS, however, that but few per-
sons came 10 the White House this morning, ex-
cept congressman. On Cabinet days no general
callers are received, 50 the usual crowd OF sixht
seers was not there to-day. The report about TIE
eral service clerks OF the War department passed
through the White House grounds, on the way co
draw their salaries from the Treasury.
NEWS FROM THE RoDGERs.-The Secretary OF the
Navy has received the following despatch from
Mr.. Glider, correspondent OF the New York Herald
and clerk TO Commander Berry. OF the lost
Ro1gers: "JaRutsG, June ARRIVED yesterday:
detained by breaking up Of rivers en- route: had 70
XII horse for food Leave for Washington as soon
as business here settled
NAVAL oRpERs.-Ensign Henry Minett, detached
from the New Hampshire and ordered 10 the Hart
ford; Master ID. f. Rinehart, 70 the hydrographic
ONCE; Midshipmen John l. Purcell and John Gfb-
son, from the jamestown and ordered 60 the MIN
nesota; Midshipman NJ l. Read, from the James,
town and ordered 10 the Hartford
ATTACK on AN INDIAN AGHNT.-A dispatch %
Gen. Mckenzie, commanding oflicer at Fort stan
ton, New Mexico. June 2sd, which has been for
warded TO the War department through military
Interior to-day for his Information, says" Lew
ellyn reports: Indian police to-day killed the
70 arrest him. His brother and eight or ten In
dams fired on the agent woundtng him twice.
Nautziliia, war chief Is on agents SIDE and Tight
, ing otner Indians Troops viii leave as soon 40
(signeD GRAFTON, commanding
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CoNaRkssMAN.-Represen
tative Robert NJ A. Hawk, from the NTH district
OF Illinois, died at his rooms, No. $40 Tweifsh
street last night of apopexy, after only few
nesday morning from his district when he haa
received assurances OF his denomination. HA
family at Mount Carroll, Illinois. were notified OF
his death. The following committee was appointed
by the two houses OF Congress to-day 20 escort the
remains to the late home OF the lead Representa-
tiVe In ILLINOIS,: senator's Logan, Dill, and George
and Representatives Moulton, Calkins Davis OF
III, Cullen, Payson, Mckenzie and Cabell The
committee VIII leave via the b. d o., al 10 10 to-
night, with the remains.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has forwarded a
letter to Hon. T. w. Ferry, chairman OF the COM
mlttee on post offices and post roads OF the Senate
third.
YELLOW FEvER.-Adyices TO the National Board
OF Health state that there were 45 deaths by yell
low fever for the week ending June 23d IN Havana.
ana 40 many sick with the disease that IL was
had left for the United States with one yellow
FEVER patient on board.
A Boy CALLER AT THE WHITE HoUsE-But few
people came TO the White House this morning for
the purpose OF seeing the President 10 plead for
the pardon or respite OF Guiteau. Those who were
or sound mind knew that their efforts would De
entirely fru1tless, and but two or three "queerr
ones came. They were known by their manner
and appearance anc were told that they could not
see The President because IL was Cabinet day, and
they were not allowed 10 enter the house nc all
very little boy called this morning all alone. He
wore soldier cap and carried a wooden gun on
his shoulder. He Informed the doorkeeper that he
SWELL" he replied, s'ths is my birthday. I was
six years old at O'Clock this morning / want %
see the PRESIDENT TO tell him that he mustn't ham,
Guiteau on my birthday"
DEATH OF SURGEON FLORENCE o'DoNoGuuE-The
War department is Informed OF the death OF Capt
Florence 0'Donoghue, medical storekeeper U.s.A.,
In New York yesterday. He was native OF George.
town, appointed from the District OF Columbia.
PERsoNAL-Mr A. r. Spofrord, OF this CITY, has
been made an LID. by Amherst College,
Senator ingalls, and Representative Dunn have
returned from Old Point Comfort, where they
spent several days-ChiefJ Justice Waite has been
elected member OF Yale College corporation
The Misses Febiger are visiting Colonel and MrsL
Assistant Postmaster General Hatton goes TO Iowa
tomorrow for a visit OF few days.-Ex. Repre-
sentative Ewing. OF Ohio, is at the Riggs--Iale
upon Representative Grape and senior Marfinas.
late Gh III Minister here-Mr: n s Co6leigh,
is in the city on brief vist-Mrs. Gen. Darling
has gone from Old Point to the Fauquier springS
where she Will spend the month OF July, and then
go north for the remainder OF the season.-Ex.
Representative Lamison, OF Ohio, is at willardz
Mrs. M. j. Webster and daughter sailed from
Baltimore for Europe on Wednesday.-T S. APP
plegate OF the Adrian (Mch.) Times is I'm town for
a stay OF week, the guest OF Col Thompson.
superintendent OF railway mail service.-Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Herbert have gone to Colorado
on account OF the falling health OF the latter
Ex-Secretary Ramsey and ex- Representative Kel.
logg, OF Connecticut, are at the Arlington
Whftelaw Reid, OF the New York Tribune, has
gone to California with his wife, who is a native
of that state.-Representative McCoi1's family
have gone TO their home In Iowa, accompanied By
Mt McCoid, who expects TO return here tomorrow
night-Mr. j. Webb Rogers and family and Mn.
j. Harris Rogers are at Long Branch for the sea-
son, domiciled at Lelands' Ocean HoteL-Senator
Bayard and Representatives Scoville and TOWN.
send were registered In New York last night.