Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-02
The Kentucky Mob.
THE PRISONERS NEAL AND CRAFT IN Il


CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 2-The steamboat Granite
State, which yesterday carried the prisoners Neal
and Craft from Catlettsburg TO Maysville reached
here this morning. Her Officers stlte that the boat
was taken into the states service by Major Allen
and commanded to make no landing except at
Portsmouth. They did not land even at Ports
mouth, and reached Maysv1le at O'Clock am,
where there was no excitement, the people there
having no knowledge OF the trouble. The prison.
ers, who had been carefully kept In one OF the
rooms at the end OF the cabin, were transferred
TO the jail and the officers knew nothing moro
about them. They say the plot-house and all
upper parts OF the boat show bullet marks, but
that only two soldiers and roustabout We're in
lured by the 1re OF the men On the terry boat
One of these was drummer, who was hit In the
hand; the other, soldier, was struck In the head
The wounds are not severe.
Declines the Nomination.
WHITE PLAINS n. Y, Nov. Alexander Tay-
lor, Jr., has declined the nomination for Congres
rendered him by the republican convention.
Death Of a Prominent Kentucktan.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 2-Ma1or Philip Speed, a
prominent merchant or this city, died last night
In the SD year OF his age He served during the
late ,T; war as paymaster In the Us army. and was
brother, James Speed, being attorney general In
Lincoln's Cabinet After the war he occupied the
Louisville district He married niece OF Keats
the noted English poet
The President Coming 10 Washington
Tonight.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Secretary Chandler and
Senator Hale called on Pr sident Arthur this
morning. The President, ft is said VIII leave for
washington this afternoon on the $40 train. He
Will be accompanied by Col j. c. Reed and posi-.
bly, Secretaries Frelinghuysen and Chandler.
The Markets.
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s wesssrn shade Ss red
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Steady White s'f g od sIuas1s ass
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Az mixed .sss Rse S aa n
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Coffee & &aTiet.Re carvoes. ordinary 70 falr 7.as'
WHISKY Steady a5S'pfF ssnsa To nf per
oats. 6.l,2 bushels; rye. 225 bushels. slipments-
oorn ss cGf fs bushels
both SDe: .SS nSv the nss Sl iSe ft
Atlantic and Great Western second MORTGAGE trustees
sna Western adcs anoe rents
so FRANCS 40 centimes and exchange on LonasI 10
Affairs I'm West Washington.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Yesterday Thos Bowling,
auctoneer. sold for Cassin Platter trustees, part
OF lot 96. in Homeads addition, fronting IL feet
on north tSsoaaapp street near MIL street rect 'to-
The VISITATION of the Grand Lodge of Knights
OF Pyrhias, OF the District or Columbia, TO Hermi-
one Lodge, No IL, OF that ORDER took place last
night, with a large attendance or visitors, after
which there was a collation. at which handsome
floral presents were made TO the officers OF the
Grand Lodge.
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boat Boyer. with 1900 bushels
wheat; boat Dunlap, with 1900 bushels wheat
Slles-3,6O0 bushels wheat at 92c. to sL05k.
PORT. - Cleared - Schooners Annie NJ. Allen.
Bertha Walker Thomas 500 tons coal CO. s'i for Prov T
dence; schr. VIM. Mason, Chase, for Providence,
with coal; schr. Elliott l. Dew, Crowell. for Ho-
bokea, with coal; schr. Sophia Godfrey. Ian,
from Georgetown, for Wereham, passed throuGh
Hell Gate, 31st uit; schr. Henry s. Williams, VII.
son, for Washington. sailed from Jacks0nyillo,
90 nit schr Joln Breckerfnan, Cannon, from
Georgetown, at Providence. 30th uit- schr. Zach
etus sherman, Crowford, from Georgetown, at
from Georg-town. at Fan River, q, h ulL
CONDITION OF THs WATER-Great Falls auA
both reservoirs clear.
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