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may occur toward midsummer. The AL
tumn months will continue moist. Septem-
Der viii probably give rains and floods in
Western Canada and in Western and South
ern sections or the United States. Oc-
tober will be much the same, with early
cold and snow falls. November will begin
the winter OF 1SS2-S3--a winter likely to be
memorable on account of its exceptionally
heavy snow-falls and very cold weather
over the whole northern hemisphere. -
A DEAD body was found in the river
at Twenty-second street, Chicago, April. %,
with two bullet holes through II. It is sup
posed TO be that OF Capt. Thos. Nelson. of
the schooner Ironsides, who has been miss
ing some weeks. He had considerable
sum OF money when last seen alive.
WHILE dissipating at Erie, Pa, John
L. Morgan, Of Newburg, o., caused letter
to be sent to his parents detailing his death,
and asking for money to ship the corpse.
The mourning mother arrived on the scene
the other evening with an undertaken and a
caSket. She was rendered nearly insane by
the shock, while the scapegrace fled to Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. PEALE, of Cincinnati, one of the
American commissioners selected to take
charge of the Russian refugees, has been
prospecting in the Yellowstone country, and
hopes to place five thousand Hebrews on
the bottom lands between Gendive and
Miles City. Each family is to be given mon
ey to erect house and purchase provisions
for year. i.t #.r|. ......t. .t.. ..
AT Frankfort, Ireland, recently, sey-
eral persons were fearfully beaten on sus-
picion that they had paid rents, The police
made thirty arrests and cleared the streets
at the point of the bayonet.
INGERsoLL had an audience of nearly
four thousand persons in the Boston Thea
ter, April 80, to whom he spoke on "Tal-
magean Theology" To counteract his ef-
| fort, the Young Mems Christian Association
gave each of his auditors an extract from
Washington's farewell address in regard to
the necessity of religion to a state.
A BIRD merchant of Boston, Mass,
added a yearling leopard to his stock in
trade. The other night he discovered that
the animal had escaped from its cage and
was devouring birds The merchant was
assaulted as he opened the door, and a fight
| which ended in his victory lasted twenty
| minutes. .".f..I. ....'. $50.
THE Mexican authorities report that
557 kilomelers of railway have been con-
structed by the Central Company, 26S by
the National, and SO by the Tehuantepec.
The statutes of the Gould and Degrees COM
pany have been approved.
A LONDON cablegram reports full
rugged ship ashore at Swansea, and all en-
board drowned.
The will of Miss Sarah Burr, of New
York, which bequeaths nearly 100000 to
charitable institutions, is to be contested by
ten second cousins, on the ground that she
was not competent to make will.
THE fire bells were rung at Oneida,
N. Y, a few days ago, to call out the peo-
pie to resist the attempts Of laborers of the
West Shore Railroad to fill in street and
make an elevated grade crossing. One thou
sand citizens rallied.
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CONDENSED TELEERAMS.

A MOTION to refer to the Judiciary
Committee the bill removing disqualified
tions of ex- Confederates for army appoint
ments was defeated in the Senate, May 2.
POLK WELLS, the bank robber, and
two accomplices, escaped from the Iowa
Penitentiary, May /, by chloroforming an
attendant in the hospital, breaking through
the iron roof, and overpowering the guard.
John Elder, one of the latter, died from
the effects of his injuries and the chlOro-
form. ... .......-... .t i.r... ...,,.,.... .
The steamer Glamorgan, just arrived
from Liverpool, was badly scratched by ice.
The vessel steamed 100 miles on the south
ern edge Of an ce-feld and passed fully one
hundred large icebergs. on which were
polar bears and many seals. Several ice
bound sailing vessels were sighted. ll-f .
ID THIRTY-THREE coal miners were ar
rested at Alpsvile, Pa, May 1, on achargs
Of conspiracy. The men were strikers, tits
alleged, and inundated men who were en-
gagged to take their places. They were re-
CURED to furnish bail to the amount Of
81 200 each.
LEANDER HUFF, mate of the tow-boat
Henry Lourey, was arrested at Memphis, on
the LIST, on a charge of mutiny. The captain
and mate emptied their revolvers at each
other during the controversy, and the mate
escaped in a sliff, but went to Memphis and
Surrendered. .r. r.-.... r ......
PHILLIP SMITH, proprietor OF the Great
West Hotel, Denver, Colo, attempted to
kill his wife, on the LIST, shooting at her
Ix.,bf1 10 Al al
and attempted suicide. The green-eyed
monster caused the trouble. i -.
Two burglars who attempted to blow
open the safe Of the Orwigsburg (Pa) shoe
factory, May /, were captured in hotel at
Strausstown by three officers. While the
latter were preparing for their return the
burglars drew two revoyers each and or
dered them to throw up their hands,
then leaned into the officers carriage and
drove off. ''
CAPTAIN JACK, of the White River
Utes, recently imprisoned at Fort Wassakie,
Wyo., made dash for liberty the other
day, killing Sergt. Richard Casey, of the
Third Cavalry. A mountain howitzer
transported the noble chief TO the happy
hunting grounds. Jack was leader in the
Thornburg and Meeker massacres, and was
a very bad man. '''
DORA SrEINMETz, aged II, was
thrown from horse, near Pleasantyille,
Warren County, Iowa, a few days ago, and
probably fatally injured. Her saddle was
not securely strapped, she was unseat-
ed, and the horse ran away, dragging her
by one foot for half mile. Every particle
OF clothing was torn off, except her stock
ings, and scattered in shreds along the road.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The President has expressed a deter
mination to do everything that can be done
with propriety to induce the Russian Gov
eminent to extend the fullest protection to
Jews, and has addressed a communication
to our representative at st. Petersburg, d.
recting him to invite the attention Of the
Car to reported atrocities; to express the
adherence that was felt in this country in
relation to their preparation, and to en-
treat him to exercise his authority to pre-
vent their recurrence.
THE accounts of Governor Churchill,
of Arkansas, while serving as State Treas
urer, are found to be short about $4,000.
BLAINE and Belmont had tiff in the
Foreign Affairs Committee rooms on the
9th. .aa.t.a.
The expulsion of Jews from Russia
has been summarily stopped Three hun
dred arrests have been made on account of
an alleged plot to blow up the Kremlin on
the occasion of the Cars coronation. .c
THE New York police interfered and
prevented socialstic procession which was
to have marched to a cornerstone laying Of
a statue to Froebel, in Brooklyn, April 30.
Mrs. SCovILLE, Guiteau's sister, lee
tured to eighty persons in New York City,
April 80. She read from manuscript, and
alluded to Guiteau as her i"poor, crazy
brother" She believed that he was both
insane and inspired, and said President Ar
thur must know that her brother is insane.
She was occasionally applauded.
RI. REV. N. A. GALLAGHER was
consecrated bishop of Galveston the other
day, with ceremonies in which six bishops
and one hundred priests participated.
Among those present was Father Jacquet,
who thirteen years ago caused the bishops
conservation as priest.
FoRTY-THREE of the Egyptians con-
cerned in the conspiracy against Arab Bey
have been sentenced to exile. Several 9TH
ers will be hanged.
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GRIMES AND, CASUALTIES.

THE brothers William and Bradford
Courts quarreled with James and John
Smith, near Fairyiew, KY, the other day,
and Bradford used his pistol with fatal ef-
feet. Officers and citizens pursued the
slayer to his residence, where they found a
large'quantity OF stolen goods. The broth
ers were arrested and taken TO Broolvile
for examination. On the night of the 2Gth
mob overpowered the iailer and hanged
the prisoners to tree.
E. N, WOODWARD, a San Francisco
dentist, on the 27th, dangerously wounded
Mollie Woodward, with whom he had been
intimate, and then fatally shot himself. The
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cause was jealousy and refusal of the woman
to become his wife.
THREE negroes were hanged at Green
vile, s. c., April 2s, for burning the Acade-
my of Music at that place. Each declared
his innocence.
DIR. LAWSON, the distinguished poi
soner, was hanged In London, England,
April %. lsuu1r ..G gH I-U
By the telescoping of trains on the
Boston, Concord & Montreal road at Warren
summit, the other day, Conductor Stone
was killed and brakeman Remission fatally
injured. The track was torn up for fifteen
rods, and nearly every car was wrecked.
AT Uvalde, Tex, as the result of q
dispute about the pre- -emption of an eighty
acre tract, John Mitchell was tied to tree
and whipped nearly to death, while his two
sons were shot dead in his presence by two
ueighbors.
FRANK FISHER, colored, was lynched
at Gallon, Ohio, April 80, for outraging a
white girl.
MAUCRo, the famous brigand chief
tain, was enticed into Celayo, Mexico, the
other day, and surrounded by soldiers. He
fought brayely, but was pierced by twenty
six bullets. e .E ..I ....-.
THE residence of John Brett, in San
Jose, CAL, was partially destroyed by fire on
the 30th. Mr.. and Mrs. Brett were not
awakened by the flames until too late to es-
cape. Their bodies were recovered as soon
as the fire was extinguished, but were char
red beyond recognition. .' ...,
THREE lives were lost by fire in the
new market building at Aberdeen, Scotland,
a few days ago. auiLuT r H. -.|.f.
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A MOTION to refer to the Judiciary
Committee the bill removing disquaitica-
tons Of ex- Confederates for army appoint
ments was defeated in the Senate, May 2.
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The Chris,iancv Divorce Case.

The case OF Isaac N. Christiancy agt. Lille NJ.
Chrstiancy, for divorce, which has now been in
our courts for nearly year, and which has been
lying dormant for few weeks, came to the surface
again to-day In the Equity Court Judge Wylie
An application was made by Mr.. Christiancy's
counsel for the appointment OF commission to
take the testimony OF Victor NJ. and George Chris
tiancy, at Lansing, Mich, in behalf OF complain
ant MeSsrs- Cuppy and Ingersol appeared IN sup
port OF the motion, and MessrS. Cook and Cole and
J. n. Oliver for defendant. After argument, Judge
Wylie asked for the papers showing the manner In
which the witnesses in Michigan had been sworn
commented On the uncommon length of time occU-
Pied and promised To give his decision in the morn
Ing.
PAY OF THE LETTER CARRIERs.-There are now
attached to the CITY Post Office 45 regular carriers
and Is auxiliarfes The pay OF 30 OF the former is
81 900 per annum and OF the others $500. 1t Is
understood that in addition to the effort being
made by the auxiliarias TO increase their pay, an
attempt will be made to secure an equalization of
the pay OF the regulars. so that all shall receive
81, COO after the first years service.
In AUBURN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Captain
Croker and Mr. Winters, OF the Jail guards lodged
In the Auburn On. ~ pententiary Benjamin Gas
k1nS, Frank CrOnin and HilleaTy Johnson, who re-
Gently pleaded guilty to argeS OF grand larceny
or petit larceny, second offence, and were SEN
fenced as follows: Gaskins and Cronin to one year
each and JON nSOn to two years.
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Alexandria Affairs,
for THE EVENING STAR.


TUE FASTING WOMAN'S DEATH AFTER SIXTY
DAYs.-Miss Chloe Ann Violet, who began a fast
sixty days ago under an insane deluSion that God
had comma nded her to commit suicide by fasting,
died last night Although she claimed to have be-
gun tile Isl about sixty days ago. she was not all
that time without nOuriShinent. Several times a
small portion OF milk was introduced without dis
covery into the water she drank, and lately meat
extracts have been given as medicine. There
seems to he no doubt, however, that she was once
without food for fOrty-three consecutive days. She
will be buried tomorrow.
VISIT OF WAsHINGToNIAEs.-A number OF Good
Ielnplars from Washington paid a visit to Golden
Light Lodge, OF this city, Tuesday night During
pleasant meeting address were delivered or reci
tettons made by j. j. Mahoney, Bessie Perry, NJ. P.
Caldwell, Ellen Crosby, the Freer family and
others OF Washington as Well as by a number OF
AlPX9ndIianS.
CORPORATION CoURT.-The corporation court to-
day was engaged with the trial OF Wells, charged
with cOunttrfeiting. The Jury in the case OF
Robert Hicks, charged with burglary on Rcker's
store. were out all night and had not agreed at
noon to-day.
THE CANAL Stock CAsE.-The demurrer in the
case OF the United States VS.. the city of Aexan-
drio, will be argued on the 18th inst.
STATION HousE.-Two well known colored
women. Nelson and Brown, We're fined by the
mayor this morning for disorderly conduct.
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Condemned Locals.

THE STAR viii be- issued on Saturday I'm double
sheet or eight page form OF f1ty-siX columns.
Advertisers will confer ;v0r by sending IN their
orders for this enlarged and extraordinary edition
as early as practicable.
certificate OF Incorporation OF the Rogers Tele-
phone Company, naming MeSSrS. j. Harris Rogers
j. Webb Rogers, Frank Hume and L. G. Ine as
tncOrpOrators, was filed yesterday. The capital
stock is fixed st $780, divided into 5C00 shares,
and the existence OF the company limited IN 20
years
Dr. W. H. Taylor, and not DR.. King. was elected
vice-pr6 Sident OF tine Medical So iSty at the meet
Ing Monday night The board OF examiners elected
al the same meeting consists OF DrS. j. r. john
son, Franek Hyatt g. L Magruder, d. C. Patter-
To-day John F. SpelhOuSe made an assignment
10 W. h. McCi0Skey OF goods &c. In store 521 9TH
street. with preferred claims for rent &c
Daniel W. Lewis, of Virginia, was this morning
admitted TO the bar of the District.
The house, near the navy yard, Of the sister OF
MISS Annie van Horn, teacher in the public
schools, was robbed of $500 In cash last Monday
night Two dogs belonging to the house were
killed by poison early In the evening before the
robbery. No clue, and the police don't know any
thing about it
Mrs Catherine Trott, residn g at Coz East Capitol
Sire L fell on the Ice when passing along 81 street,
near East Capitol street, last night, and injured
herself severely.
The lecture by Mrs. Louise Pollock at the nurses
training school, on "Rules OF Health for Young
Children Will take place Friday January 9Th
AT the meeting OF the Massachusetts Republican
Association, last night. Hon. George b. LOr1ng.
Chairman OF tine committee appointed To prepare
resolutions on the death OF President Garfield re-
ported series which was adopted unanimously,
eulcgiZing the Lite President and sympath!zing
with his family.
Mr. Chas- +. Wilett, who was before the Police
Court few days ago, on the charge of aSSlulting
his wife. on street NV. has been d SiniSsed
MIS- Ntllett declining TO prosecute her husband.
The bill In equity filed by j. II. Hewlett agt E.
van van Horn, TO enforce mechanics lien, has been
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Mrs. j. ". PURCELL, Golden City. Col: used only
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements, &C., To-nigs,t.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-G. Il. Adams as Hti3apty
DumptD
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Denman Thompson as
Joshua Whiteoaitb.
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Affairs I'm Yves. Washington.

THE CANAL.-There Is now no traffic on the
canal, and it will be formerly declared closed to-
morrow. The ice. however, has anticipated this
formalify and shut up the work tightly.
Preparations have been made to lengthen twenty
eight or thirty locks this winter, ana the same
number next winter. About seventy-six locks are
TO be doubled Ii length, and the work On the I'M
prOvement VIII occupy quite three winters When
It is done two loaded boats may pass the locks at
the same time, and thus double the capacity OF
the water course.
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MISS REBECCA HOOD.
AVA uate Mme Douglass)
Is EAST 18th STREET. n. Y. G..
VIII open on THURSDAY, January 9Th In Parlor I'd
joining ladies' F-stxeet entrances, Wizards Hotel
WRAPS, HOvELT1R& 10. 20.
Ogden taken aud prolnptly execu1ed, tea-at
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The Sanitary Enginccr,

II removed by the use OF Cocaine; and 1T stimu-
lteS ard promotes the growth OF the hair. Bur
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Each year finds "BrOwn'S Bronchial Troches' In
new localities, ia various parts OF the world. For
relieving Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, the
TrOchGS have been proved reliable.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF 5HE CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, DC. January 5, 1881. $40 am.
For the middle states, cloudy weather and light
NOW, winds mostly from north TO east, lower bar-
Ometer and no change in temperature
Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE CLOUDY AND SLIGHTLY WARMER
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes the
following special bulletin to the press: The
storm which developed In the southwest on Tues
day has moved slowly to the nOrJhcGstward and Is
now central near Cincinnati. Light rains have
prevailed IN the southern states. heavy SHOWS IN
Virginia and the Ohio valley and iignt SHOWS from
pennsylvania westward u Missouri. About one
inch OF rainfall during past twenty-four hours Is
reported from Cincinnati and Louisville. Fair
weather continues ia New England, partly cloudy
weather in the lake region and the northwest The
temperature has fallen ia northern New Engl md
and In The southwest and risen slightly In the mid
Ole and south At nt1c states and the lake region
1t IS from TO- to &c below in the St Lawrence
valley and from To- TO 80 below the mean for the
month ia the districts on the Atlantic coast The
winds have shifted to nOTthery and eaStery In all
districts east OF the Mississippi except In New
England, where they continue from the northwest.
The storm which was central In the Ohio valley
has moved slowly over the middle states and New
England, ana the indications are that cloudy
weather VIII continue In tie middle states during
Thursday and Thursday night With light snow,
followed on Friday by partly cloudy slightly
warmer weather
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A Smooth Complexion

Sour Stomach,
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CITY ITEMS.
A COuyh
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nR. METTAUR'S
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SPLENDID GOLD GLASSES, reduced prices. Hemp
tr's, near AZ street
vAcCISE points and quilts at ". b. EAtwisle's.
THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL. OF the pupils OF the
Washington FrOebal Society was held last evening
at the E-Strcet Baptist church, and Was largely
attended it required two large Christmas trees
u hold the gifts for the children.
The WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD net last evening
for the fist time in their new emory, corner OF
9th and streets northwest, and decided tOcau
general public meeting III the interest OF their
coming fair
500 CHItDREN'S SLEIGHS viii he sold tomorrow
and Saturday below cost at X. GOitiS Inid'S Mann
moth Department Store, No SI2 9Th street, between
II and northwest
THE SJPFLY of ladies'. gents and childreD's rub
bers, Ar ties ami rubber boots Is ieXhauStihlc at
HahnS, S16 18th street and 1872 Ptnn>y lvdnia ave-
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Ann0Yance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance is annoying. Parker's Hair Balsam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color
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Society RoYlQS

Society Bellies.
On account OF its REM rkaDiy delicate and las
ing fragrance, society bellies are loud In the
praises OF FlOieStOn Cologne.
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FussElLs Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

SPLENDID GOLD GLASSES, reduced prices Hemp
Ers, near ~ street