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Virginia POlttics.
WHAT MR.. HuNToN sAYs.

Ex-Congressmau Hunton, OF Virginia, now IN
this city, says the democrats OF his state are not
the least dismayed at the result OF the lat
election. He says the democrats have collected
many evidences OF fraudulent voting, and that he
believes Massey viii, I'm his contest, establish his
right to the seat in Congress. General Hunton
ADDED: 1--WE 1.-THE oemocrat) are preparing TO give
Mahone his nnal Quietus next year. when we elect
legislature. That election is OF more consequence
to us than the late one because directly involves
our state government"
General" asked the reporter, "did many demo-
Gratis refuse to vote for Massey?-
"1es," he replied. "about 10 600 fn the state
He would have been elected had the democrats
given him united support However we do not
regret MasSey'S candidacy. The readjusters he
brought back into the democratic party are with
us to stay now."
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The Rev. w. L. Woodruff, of Baltimore yester-
day pleaded guilty to opening q letter and was
sent TO ian for thirty days in default Of paying
The mails between Denver ana the east have
been repeatedly robbed recently There are heavy
In New York yesterday the case OF Edward
Hanly, William Pratt ana John Gourivan, charged
ters written by Waiter Mailey to Blanche % pous-
las, was dismissed.
The supreme court of appeals, of Virginia. yes
known as the coupon killer" does not inclu lie
the coupons Of the act OF 1873. known as the Nc
The democratic state central committee or Cali.
fornia Is investigating charges of Intimidation
alleged to have been practiced by the "bosses" OF
employees at the recent election. ''O' "'''
Michael Reese, winted in Morrisania, N. Y, for
brutal outrage upon Amelia Harris, aged years,
which resulted In her death, has been captured in
The internatlonalwrestl.ng match for s., 900 ana
Whistler. of Kansas, and Joe Acton. OF PhiiadeI-
ghla, formerly OF England. will be decided In New
Ezra H. Hayward. charged with circulating
:'Cupid advertisements" through he mail, was
held IN Boston yesterday in 81 600 for trial
arrested in Boston yesterday, charged with at
tering forged b:ll oI exchange, and passing it
Mr.. Trevelyan said in Parliament yesterday that
the government would AFFORD relief and prevent
starvation in the west OF Ireland.
The dwelling OF Jennie Hudgins,in Mecklenburp
county. Va, was burned yesterday, and one mem,
Der OF the family was completely roasted.
The noted imported racing sire Buckden died at
Danville. Nv, last night. His owner had Just
refused $l2, 900 for him.
B. h. Crapster, postmaster at Shelbyvllle, KY,
committed suicide yesterday.
The University OF ST. Petersburg has been occu-
pea Dy police, ana those at Warsaw and Charon
are reported closed on account OF riotous demon.
strations on the part OF the students
1t Is said that Arab stated that Alex andrta
must be destroyed II the British opened nre on the
city. -
Mr.. Dillon. MP, b coming 20 America 20 vis::
his brother IL Colorado Before leaving Ne VIII
reatgn his seat In. parliament
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Finley will Contest. So senator Call
Says.

Senator Call. OF Florida, says Bisbee (rep.) has
obtained prma facie election to Congress from
the second district OF that state, but that IL was
won by fraud, and Finley (dem.) Will contest.
The Senator says: "We have a registration law
which requires residence OF twelve months In
the state and six in the county for every voter,
but the republican supreme court decided that II
voter would swear 10 his qualifications that his
vote must be received. They Qhe republicansl
had deputy marshals everyw here, who were quick
to assist any man who attempted TO prevent
fraudulent voting. BiSbee was enabled TO
colonize Illegal voters and has obtained an ap-
parent ma ajOrity,n
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The Roth.Rahnke rnfcnt 70 XIII Case

This morning the trial OF the case OF Frederick
Roth, charged with an assault and battery with
intent to kill Carl Bahnke with an axe. in which
the jury was respited yesterday, was resumed
The prisoner having yesterday testified that he
had never been arrested, except for an assault,
never for highway robbery, and had been absent
from the city but few months since 1871, when
ne was In Brooklyn, the government this morning
offered rebutttng testimony to this point, and put
In evidence the record OF the conviction OF Roth,
10 september, 1874, for highway robbery, In which
he was sentenced to years in the penItentary
The court then directed his testimony to be ruled
out
The Jury were out nearly two hours and found
verdict OF guilty" with q Recommendation to
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Severe Thunder Storm az BufFaIo
this Morning.

BUFFALO, Nov. 4-Elrly this morning very
severe storm broke over this city, reaching hs
height about O'Clock For half an hour the gale
WAS accompanied by thunder and lighthing Trees
were blown down, signs unhingcd, and the win-
dowS In some houses We're blown out Tho
schooner >. w. Dcdne, from Erie, was blown
ashore at the breakwater, ana bids fair 10 become
a Total wreck The steam barge empire arrived fn
port safely, having broken away IRON her tow
consisting OF the TWO Schooners Groton and A. H.
Moss Which, IL is feared, are lost There VIII ul-
doubteGly be more casualties to report
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Fire and Loss Of Life.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 24-Shorty after 2
O'Clock this morning fire broke out In the board
Ing house OF Mrs. Ralph Lord, on South Tennessee
street, destroying the rear portion or the building.
Two servants, Katie Daily and Ella keener, who
were sleeping I'm an upper room, were, II is sup
posed, unable to find their way out and SO per-
1Shed IN the suffocating smoke. The loss Oh build
ing and furniture is about s. uOO
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The New Star Route Trial.
WHAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY CoRKHILL SAYS OF TIA,
AND OTHER CASES

AND OTHER CASES
"It is my Intention" said District Attorney
Corkhill to STAR reporter to-day, ITO push the
case OF the German-American National Bank
against Hitz and PreatlSS to an immediate trial.
The preliminary questions will be heard next
Monday before Judge Wyiie Mr.. Htz Is going to
plead his exemption because the crime was COM
mitted While he was consul general OF Switzerland
under the immunity extended to the represe nta-
tlveS OF foreign governments"
"Will you oppose that7" asked the reporter.
"Yes, OF course" said the district attorney
promptly.
sWill the business OF the court be in such a
condition that the star route cases can be taken
up on the 4th OF December" askei the reporter
There Is no question:" said the district attor-
ney, 'but that the star route cases will be taken
up for trial on the 4th OF December. The business
OF the Criminal Court has been pushed forward
with unprecedented rapidty. A larger number OF
men have been sent to the penItentiary than ever
before In the history OF the court 1t is my fn-
tention TO push the B!gelow case and the German
Natlonal Bank cases To prompt trial. They will
VIII not come to trial. OF course, until after the
star route cases are tried.''
MR.. WELLS ON THE DICKSON CASE
Mr.. Wells said, this afternoon, that II he re-
ceiVed certain telegram he expected during the
day he would be ready to fix the hearing of the
Dickson case for next Tuesday. 81 am lust as anX-
ious to get through with this matter as any one,"
he said. 81 have witnesses which the other side
Knew nOtnfag about; some OF them from longer
distances than Mr.. Hoover comes. / have one
from Texas that Mr.. Smith knows nothing about"
to go ahead with the hearing next Tuesday. ~
do not propose" he said, Ito have the case heard
before my witnesses are here. I am not to be
caught in that way.'
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A Weeks Rukiuess Failures.

NEW YORK, Nov. @-The business failures for
the past seven days reported TO H. G. Dun & Co,
New YORK, number 157, OF which i43 occurred In
The country. AMI Ia In New York city. The eastern
states had IL failures: western, 80; southern, 23;
middle, 70: Pdcihc, IL; Canada, 10, and New York
city, IA Total l57.
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THE PHYSICIANS TO THE POOR.


The recent rearrangement OF districts Of the phy.
sicians to the poor place them as follows: j. w.
Little, to the district of Anacostia; Henry Dar-
ling, Brightwood: Henderson Suter, West Wash
1ngtOn; II. NJ. Newman, east OF 25th street: B. NJ.
Bean. north OF street north; D. B. Street, east OF
18TH street west; w. P. C. HaZen, south OF street
north: A. E. Johnson. south of street east; H. E
Leach, south OF B street and Maine avenue.
DISTRICT OFFICES TO BE CLOSED TOMORROW AFTER
NOON.
It was ordered by the District Commissioners to-
day "that the various Offlces OF the District gov
ernment, except the assessors and collector of
taxes, be closed aJ 12 m. on Saturday, 25th inst
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Commissioners to-day approved applica.
tions for liquor licenses from the following per-
sons: Henry Mickle, VIM. Cole, James Bateman.
p. l. Bagnam, Christopher Boyle, JAS, Callahan,
Michael Flynn, Michael Fitzgerald, Francis Muel-
Ter, Annie Petersen, John Ready and Louis E Tav-
ener.
THE DISTRICT ESTIMATES.
In the publication or the District estimates yes
terday, the expenses OF the collectors and audi
tors offices were inadvertently omitted. They are
as follows: The District collectors Office s13 5OO
auditor and controllers Office, $1275O. These ex-
penSes were embraced In the total foOtlngS as
published yesterday, which were right.
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THE HEALTH OF ENGIAND's WAR SECRETARY BRO
KEN DOWN.
LONDON, Nov 24-The health OF Right Honor.
able Hugh c. Childers, war secretary, is broken
down, and ne has been ordered 10 GO abroad
WIDESPREAD DISTRESS FEARED IRELAND THE
WINTER.
1t has been officially reported TO the govern.
ment that widespread distress Is feared In Ireland
this winter. The districts most seriously affectcd
through want OF employment On farms and the
fallure or the potato crop are Sligo Ballina
SWlnford and the greater portion or Galway.
naught Owing to continuously heavy demands
upon Irshmen I'm America to support the land
league, there has been considerable decrease In
the remittances TO the struggling tivcs in Ire.
land. THIS has reduced many or the natives 70
seed.
EGYPTIAN SENSATIONS
CAIRO. Nov. 24-Excitement has been caused
here owing TO a report that recruits are refusing
to proceed 10 the Souian unless they 90 under the
command OF Arab Pasha.
- A British soldier has been severely wounded at
tne Heluan sulphur baths His aS5ailant escaped.
The letter received by a member OF the French
Chamber OF Deputies from NJ. SS.eillet, the French
traveller. stating that he had taken possession 06
the bay OF Ta1oorah, has caused much surprise in
Egypt
MoNTENEGRo's DEMAND
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. A-1he government OF
Montenegro has informed the Pope that unless
the district OF kolatchin is ceded Immediately 20
Montenegro four hundred troops will be sent 20 oc.
cupy It. Three battalions OF Turkish troops have
gone TO kolatchin to maintain order.
MINISTERIAL DIFFICULTIES IN PARIS
LONDON, Nov. A-A dispatch to the Central Nelcs
from Paris says there are renewed reports OF
ministerial no difliculiies 1t is expected that n.
HerlsSon, minister or public works, or NJ Tirard,
minister OF finance, viii resign.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY NO BETTER
., LONDON. Nov. a.The Times in It's second edi-
uon says the condition OF the Archbishop OF Cam
terbury is not improved this morning.
THE FALLEN BRIDGE
LONDON, Nov. A-The bridge which fell az
Bromley this morning was on the main line OF the
London. Chatham and Dover railway. Besides
those killed several persons were Injured. Con-
tfnental service 10y this line is stopped by the
accident.
SHIP ABANDONED AND THE CREW RESCUED
LONDON, Nov. 24-The ship Rochester from Liy.
erpool for philadelphia, has been abandoned I'm
sinking condition. The crew were rescued and
landed at Liverpool
PARIS Nov A-The Ere,,e,nent states that NJ.
Duhamel. chief clerk OF the Compton d dEscompte.
has abSconded with a large sum in notes and cold
and a quantity OF scrip.
SEVEN MEN KILLED BY THE FAIL OF A BRIDGE.
LONDON, Nov. 24-A railway bridge at Bromley.
near london, fell this morning. Seven workmen.
who were beneath the structure eating their break.
fast, were killed
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E.cnped the S:alIo,,s hx Suteia.

SwEETsBURG, QUE. Nov. 2A-Willlam Richanas
who Was 10 have been hanged this morning, COM
United suicide 10y cutting .his throat at 3 O'Clock
tnis morning. An inquest Is in progress
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFIcER-The Navy depart
ment is Informed OF the death OF Passed Assistant
Engineer James NJ Hobby, at Medford, Mass, on
the 18th inst
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No NEED OF TROOPS Mackenzie reports
that affairs at San Carlos agency have uuIeted
down, and there is now no need OF the troops at
that point.
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TRADES uNIoNs-rHE EIGHT-HouR LAW.

The labor congress at Cleveland yesterday in
structed the legislative committee to urge the In.
corporation OF trades unions. 1t was decided
that the next session OF the congress should be
held In New York on the third Tuesday OF next
August resolution by Congressman Murch,
calling for the enforcement OF the national eight
hour law, was adopted and the secretary was d.
rected to notify President Arthur OF the action OF
this congress.
Notices have been posted at the steel mills in
Scranton, Pa, that general reduction or wages
Will take place On December 1St.
Interviews with representatives OF leading rail
mills and blast furnaces In Chicago show that
while the outlook for next year is not favorable
there is no immediate cause for panic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

WHITE HOUSE CALLERs.-Gen. Ketcham. Repre-
sentative Paul, Gen. Sackett, Gen. McFeely and
Gen. Van. Vliet called upon the President before
the Cabinet meeting today.
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DEPkESSkD PRICES IN WALL. STREET TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The Posts financial article
says: Call loans thus far to-day have been 2OaS6
per cent on stocks, and borrowers have expert
enced great difficulty in obtaining accommoda-
tionS. There is much shifting or loans and coli
laterals are scrutinized closely. owing to Ia, de-
preston In the stock market. Currency continueR
TO foat from this center and the Treasury dis
bursements are running very light. Tho
discount market Is entirely nominal The
bears renewed their attack upon the stock market
at the opening OF business to-day and during tho
first hour great depression prevailed. The decline
In prices was general and ranged i 10 IN Der
cent as compared with the closing figures OF yes
terday. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy fell on
81 per cent TO l21, Canada Southern ga 20 o2K,
Denver to S6k. Michigan Central 70 81, Oregon
Trans-Contnental 24 70 s9x, St Paul 2x to o8a.
st. Paul and Omaha eh to ~, preferred lx %
Louisville and Nashville * 70 a About Ii IL o'ciccf x
a firmer feeling set I'm. ana there was a rally OF
to II per cent, but the Improvement has anoo
been lost and the market Is weak at the lowest
prices touched since the current downward move.
souri, Pacific to SIX, Western Union TO 76ss. Oregon
and Trans-continental 10 1ek. and St Paul 10 ~
The renewed depression In the market 10 due -
dispatches from the west 70 the effect that tie
roads are cutting rates both ways between Ch1ca-
60, Minneapolis and St Paul. The activity In
money is also forcing many weak holders OF stOckD
to sell out Government bonds have been steady.
In state bonds TennesSees declined pen cent
Railroad bonds were quiet and Il 70 per ccue
lower.
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About % Change His Prison.

BALTIMORE, Nov M-Deputy CITY Marshal Ffe1
returned from Albany. NY, this morning. havl1R
10 charge Henry C.eary, who had just compeeee4
that place. Clcary Is under fnd1ctment here ~
having, with George Ball and AIn00 NceDoo, -
thousand dollars by forged checks Loout to - y
ago lle made hts escape nc the tme.
and Bell ere now serv1nc out teTDo IN toe Mo1y' r.
land penltentsars-Asbe former fOr four e20 a.
Inter -r-n year. Ciasrs VIII Now b pus 1poo
tf1ai ~ 7e' - - -
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
Rosa Murray; Robert Sanford and Elizabeth C.
Ramey, both OF Westmoreland county, Va: Louis
Bernan and Mary SchOe nike; Richard White and
Lizzie Mason; W. +. Harris and Mary Z Williams:
Jessie Holt and Francis Copeland :sWm. Robinson
and Helen Matthews; VIM. Jarvis and GeOrgie
Herbert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

IT Is PROBABLE that the vacancy on the bench
OF the Court OF Claims Will soon be filled by the
appointment of j. C. Bancroft Davis, ex-Assistant
Secretary OF State. 1t Is also likely that CHIEF
JuSttcS Drake will ask TO be retired in which
event Judge Davis would succeed him as chief
Justice. Judge Drake has been eligible for retire
ment for some time. The Court OF Claims will
meet on Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

FIRE AND RESCUE OF CHILDREN-At II :O5 O'Clock
this morning fire WAS discovered in small Shanty
In the rear OF COS 1SC street southwest caused by
accident. The house was occupied 10y John Pink
ney, his wife and two srnall children. The chill.
dren being alone at the time, were rescued with
great fiflculty by William j. Fitzgerald, nei 5il-
Dor. who had his hands badly burned. The house
was damaged to the extent OF $780, Officer Howell
turned In the alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

COMMISSIONS were Issued to-day to c. L. Wilson,
postmaster at Mount Pleasant, Va; g. C Cant,
Limestone Hill, w. Va, and r. G. NJ. Griffith,
Plane No. 4, Md.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNMENT RRcBIPTs To-BAY.-Internal reve-
nue. $571 $50 IS; customs. &5N, ,8e95l.
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The Potomac Flats Improvement.
PROSPECT OF AN EARLY BEGINNING OF THE WORK.
"How is the work OF reclaiming the Potomac
flats progressing7" inquired q STAR reporter OF
Major Hams to-day.
"Very satisfactorily" was the reply. ''Mr. Ross
has signed the contract, and everything In con-
nection with 1t is straight. expect that he will
be here next week to give his personal attention
to the commencement OF the work"
"When will he start the ball rolling?" asked the
reporter
"Well. think. without doubt, he viii be at work
by the 9th OF December"
"What preliminary arrangements has Mr.. Ross
made" was asked.
~ am not informed as to the details OF his plans
but know that he has two large dredging ma.
cnines now at at Jersey City, which he intends to
bring here. They will have to be brought by sea-
and, necessarily. it Will take some time before they
can reach here. Mr.. Ross is now engaged
upon the preparatory work in jersey City. un-
derstand that he will make arrangements with
parties mere II he has not already done So for the
work or driving the piles upon which the railroad
Strn,na W run; u Il Is his Intention also to have con
h0ated over the flats at fligh water"
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Telegraplsic Briefs.

fire broke out at 2 O'clock this morning in
Montcdlm ward, Quebec, in Grants shoe factory,
In joachim street, which Is a total 10 IS.
Frank Blen, laborar, was instantly killed this
morning 10y fall OF coal at Capley colliery, ia.
CAPT. r. L. HOxIE has been detailed as assistant
to Major Lydecker in the duties pertaining to the
WASHINGTON aouedurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

THE sKING OF AMERIcAn SENT TO THE INSANE
AsYLUM.-An insane man about forty years Old
named Adam Weaver, from Cincinnati Ohio was
sent from the Presidents House by the police sta
TONED there TO headquarters. He made an az.
tempt to enter the White House yesterday as
liking OF America and Great Britain" stating that
he owned both countries. He was kept at police
headquarters last night, and this morning a con-
ference OF the police physicians was held and he
was sent to St Elizabeth asylum.
DEATH AFTER. VERY SHORT ILLNEss-Mr
Charles Wesley Curtis, wno had been engaged for
some time as an inspector OF public works. under
the District engineer department, died yesterday
morning OF congestion OF the bowels after an
illness OF only 36 hours. Mr. Curtis was in his
87th year, had large acquaintance and was very
popular. He had been prominent member OF
several temperance organizations, incluifng
Pioneer Council, Sons OF Jonadah The various
temperance bodies viii attend the funeral, which
vii take place sunday, nom the E-strees Bap-
tiat church, at 8 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

BONDS TO BE EAoCEPTED.-Secretary Folger to-day
telegraphed to Assistant Treasurer Acton at New
York city as follows:-" Accept unmatured bonds
in all calls, including 49, h. without rebate OF In
terest, at rate OF ten millions per week. on any
day OF week, payable at your Office, until other
wise ordered"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

We hear from many who are using ELYS' CREAM
| BALM for Catarrh, Cold in Head &C.. of wonderful
cures effected and offer it to customers best
remedy for its purposes in use. DYKEMAN l. Mort,
Druggists, Catskill, NY.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commodore VIM. N. Jefrers Or
dered to bold himself In readiness to command
the ASiattc station; Tut. Albert j. Dabney and
Master Reginald +. Nicholson to the hydrographic
office; Lieut.. Geo. w. Mntz detached from the
coast survey steamer Blake and granted six
months leave, with permission to leave the United
States; Lieut.. E. d. F. Head from the naval acad-
envy and ordered to duty in the coast survey; En-
sign Waldemar D. Rose ordered to the receiving
ship Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

ARMY ORDERs-Private Harry Clifford, Of the
signal corps, on duty at Dayton, Washington terri
tory, will proceed TO Spokane Falls, Washington
territory, and relieve Sergeant Denis Moore nn
charge or station), who Will proceed to Dayton,
Washington territory, and report for assignment
to duty to First Lieut. Augustus K. Eybert, second
graph lines. Hospital steward William w. Dali
VIII proceed from Washington barracks, ID. c., to
Vancouver barracks, Washington territory, and
the Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

HLARK HOUSE, A BURY PARK NEW JERSEY
~ is IN readiness for guests at reduced rates until
June. 1SS3 is heated by furnace has gas in every
room; excellent board; cheerful surroundings and
nome comforts A very desirable place for families.