Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-23

| LONDON, April 23-Soldiers were suddenly called
into service on Friday 10 project the lower ward
windsor Castle. The ward is now being patrolled
constantly.
IRISH coSsPIRAcIEs ORGANIZED IN AMERICA.
| LONDON, April 23.-In the house of commons this
| afternoon, Mr.. Bourke, conservative, gave notice
| that he would question the government as 10
| ties at Washington, relative 10 the copspIracies
| against England, alleged TO have been ORGANIZED
In America by members OF the Irish dynamite
party.
Sudden Death
| DOVER, y. J., April 23-Alpheus Beemer we
| known In the mining interests OF New Jersey and
fennsylvanla, and largely interested In silk manu-
racture, died at . O'Clock last night OF apoplexy
| aged 81. He was as well as usual thirty minutes
| before his death.
| Vessel tn Distress.
| LoNG BRANCH n. j., Asril pa large schooner
with her mast gone was seen at an early hour this
| morning about two miles on the shore, opposite
llle-Saylng station No d, at Deal Beach. The crew
have hoiSted signals OF distress but the sea Is run
ming SO high that 1t is impossible 10 render aid
J from the shore.
Destructive Storm in Tennessee.
| CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, April 23-Fully ten thou
sand dollars damage was done In this city by the
storm last night. The depot, dwellings and stores
were unroofed, fences thrown down and trees up
rooted. Reports from the surrounding country
show the storm TO have been very Destructive.
The wires are down. and particulars hard 10 get
CHICAGO, April 23.-Wm. L. Church, jr, the out
going controller OF the village OF Hyde Park ar
ranged to meet the treasurer on saturday morn
| Ing Tor The purpose OF having accounts verified
preparatory 10 turning his office over 10 his sue
ceSsor He failed TO keep his appointment, and
! the authorities broke opan the safe I'm his once
An exam nation OF his accounts showed a short
| age or $500 warrant has been issued for his
arrest He was last seen In the village on Satur-
day morning. He has always borne good repu-
tation.
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SAlLNA, KAN. April 23.-ln Clmhria township
last Friday night Oscar Bennett shot and killed
Elmer Reggie in quarrel about woman
Rapid Recovery Of Senior Romero.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Senor Manuel Romero, the
Mexican consul OF this city, who is attached TO the
III last night, had 50 Tar recovered to-day that he
LETT the city for Washington.
Breaking of the Fee blockade at w iu.
| - nireE
| WISErPEG, MAN. Aprii 23.-The ice began moving
on Saturday evening, but did NOT finally clear the
Louisville bridge until seven O'Clock I'm the even-
Ing. when IL started, en- bloc, ana proceeded far
as St Johns where II lodged. The water is about
the same height when the ice went out last
night, but the water being stationary would indi-
cate the hear approach OF fall instead OF freshets
as last year. The Broadway and Louise bridges
are now out OF danger The ice has also broken In
| the Assncoaine and WIFE probably pass into Red
river Tomorrow, but no danger Is expected from
II. Nsvigat on may now be considered open, and
the steamers Will come TO their moCrings At the
leyee.
Attack Of Indians on CaiRc>e Minpfs.
VICTORIA, b. c.. April 2S.-A dispatch Just re-
ceived from the mainland says the Chileoaten In
dianS have risen against the Chinese miners and
killed two OF them, and have Dir ven the rest into
their lodge house, which they have surrounded,
graph station the Indians were asS9ulting the
house. and probably others have been massacred.
TeIegrapHaic ssrIes..
me Tug boat Aurela, oW ned 10y parties IN Phila.
delphia, was sunk In the Pennsylvania ch innel In
the Delaware river opposite Bord n own. n. j.,
yesterday, by being struck by fleet o: heavy TIM
Der coming down the river.
tornado passed up the Maple river valley,
iowa. early last evening. The lnbury Catholic
Church was wrecked, three houses were blown
down and other minor damages were Inflicted
DEATH OF A NAVAL oFF1CER.-Capt. Bushrod p.
Taylor, U.S.N, died in this city Saturday night OF
congestion OF the liver. He entered tie service
April 3, lSi9 being appointed from Indiana. OF
death he was commander OF the receiving ship
Franklin. He returned from his last cruise June,
Win II. Webb, u. s. navy, having been detailed by
the Navy department, left here this morning en-
route for Indiana with the remains OF Capt Tay.
lor.
The ladies OF the General Land Office to-day
presented Commissioner Mcfarland with a md
some stand OF flowers ana rendered their con.
gratuationS on his birthday.
THE FEAST OF THE PAsSovER.-The Hebrew
Feast OF the Passover commenced Saturday even
ing, and will continue for eight days The feast
was establish ed 10 commemorate the departure OF
the Children OF Israel out OF The land OF Egypt
IL is also called the Feast OF Unleavened
Bread, from the custom still prevalent among the
orthodox Jews or eating matzoth, or cakes OF un.
leavened bread, during the continuance OF the
feast The first and last days OF the week are
considered as holidays, and are observed by some
lSraelites with much str1ctness as the Sabbath,
on which no servlle labor is done. The services at
the Synagogue yesterday were Interesting.
CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMEST On MILK BILL-To-
day. In the special Criminal Court the Trial OF the
having embezzled from F. X. Ward. I'm whose EN-.
pioy he was, the sum OF $l.c5, occupied Judge
resented by H. C. England, OF Rockville Nd, who.
In his address, kept the court jury and spectators
In roar OF laughter, telling the jury motto strain
District Attorney Moore did not reply, and the
jury found verdict OF not guilty.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to w. Y.
Hunter and Julia T. Ford; George H. Mercer and
s. c., and Rosa Kremb: q. w. Donaldson and
Martha E. Fowler; John F. Jones, OF Herndon.
Fairfax county, Va, and Mrs. Elizabeth Washing.
Barron and Mary Ella Coleman; John Casparl and
Annie Lutz; James Marshall and Adelaide Rich.
ardSon.
ACCIDRNT.-About nine O'Clock this morning q
young man named Rudolph Bakersmth, l6 years
old. working In a machine shop. at 500 x street
northwest, was badly injured by his head coming
In contact with some or the machinery In motion.
A bad scalp wound was produce1 and he also sui-
fered internal Injuries He was carried 10 hio
home, ao7s 9TH street, by the police ambulance.
Political Points.
The republican members OF the governors coun.
ell OF Massachusetts, understand that they have
been dismissed until further wanted;" that Is,
they have been told that when the governor wants
their advice he will send for them. Ex-Gov. Rice
took the same action with his council
writ OF custer was issued on Saturday against
Leconte Lane, OF Philadelphia, and execution was
ordered to be issued at once.
The Iowa supreme court has decided the prohibl.
ton amendment TO be unconstitutional
The South Carolina election cases have been
postponed until November next
Gov. Butler, It is said, Will remove Mr.. Wade
from the head OF the state district police
O'DoEovaN Rosa EXPECTS Hot TMk-Ths
New York Sunday Mercury publishes an interview
with ODonoyan Ross, In which the latter states
that he y going TO the Irish.American conventaoo
at Philadelphia as Q delegate from the advanced
revolutionary council, and viii test the case
whether Devoy, Mike Boland, OF Louisville; Aleo
Suulvans Of Chicago, and the other wire puuosU
would refuse him admission % o convention oups
posed 70 represent the lr1sh elcmenD o. ever
sha1e Of color" Rosa says be expects ahot umo'
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