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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-12

FRUIT CANS by the thousand, every can
warranted sound, at
#. G Stocksdales.
We are in receipt of late files of Calves
ton papers from Col. C. B. Mcclellan, Fort
Concho, Tex.
We have made very modest beginning
of wants" and For Sale" column. We
believe that 1t will be of great convenience
to our people if they are careful to give it
the support that its worth deserves. We
shall give it due attention ourselves for a
time, when, if we find that it is being ap-
preciatcd, it will be continued, otherwise
not.
REMovAL.--A. T. Lucas, the barber has
returned to his old quarters on Church st,
three doors north of the corner, where he
will continue the business otbarberng and
asks his old patrons to continue with him.
Pool ROOM AND BAR.-The pool room
and bar, one door west of the postotficc
will be continued under the management
of Mr. Thos. Anders. Wines, cider, bit
tiers and pop for sale at popular prices. A
tirst-class barber will occupy the room
vacated by A. T. Lucas.
Thousands Suffering.
Thousands of persons are still suffering
with Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney Dis
ease, when they might be entirely cured
by using Holdstcin's Aromanna. Don't
believe this statement, but purchase bot
tie at once and test it for yourself. You
will never regret it. Price 25 and IS
cents. Sold by Druggists and Dealer at
MechanicstOwn.
1t is estimated that there were 800 self
binders used in this county to secure the
harvest, Just over This represents, as
near as We can get at it, about 1900 bind
ers at say So 90 per day-$2 ,4OO-for eight
days $4,000, the manual labor they re-
presented.
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8 LOTS OF go FEET FRONT.

Schroeder's Corn Solvent for the remov-
ing of Corns, Bunions. and Warts Ks cts.
a. druggists,
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NOR SALE-A fine farm near Mechan.
II iCstcwn. See adv JER. FLOHR.
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For SALE.

LNoR SALE-A strong two-horse way.
L ON. in good repair, ISAAC N. BAR.
TON. Mechanicstown Md.
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TNOR SALE-A strongly bound ledger
Il THIS OFFICE.
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LNOR SALE-A lot of personal proper
u tv ON Saturday ; July 81. See bills. -
SARAH LIDIE.
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NOR SALE. Two shotcs that will
II weigh about 60 lbs each A. r. LU-
CAS-.
TNOR SAIL -Onc horse wears old, one
II mare 4 wears old. one stallion years
old, Hamblptonian Stock. Call on or ad-
dre+s, II. w BENNETT, Graceham, Fred
erick co., Md. july l2 3t
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BY the courtesy Of four of our citizens,
the visitors were entertained at the Miller
House.
The return game will probably beplayed
soon on the Mt. ST. Mary's grounds, which
will be the third or decisive game.
l. IS stated that II game between our
boys and the Westminster Association
nine is Oh the tapis We are inclined to
the belief that our Red Stockings will be
able to dust the diamond with the West
minister boys and still have time left to
visit the Water W orks.
PERsoNAL-Mr. f. G. Gilds and family
of New York City arrived in town on Sat
urday last. They will remain through the
bes,eL term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

ST. PAUL. MINI, August 7.-The Minnesota sta.
tistical agent OF the United States Agricultural
department. In his report, dated August I. gives
The condition or crops In this state as follows
cent, oats ss per cent, barley 95 per cent, buck
wheat % per cent, potatoes l0l per cent, amber
sugar cane S3 per cent, and beans 06 per cent the
unit representing an average good crop, being In
each Instance 100. Reports from the southwest
ern counties touching the wheat crops are UNI
s orm OF July, would send the average condition
for the state several points higher They Also
indicate fully an average yield for oats, barley.
rye and potatoes From the southeastern cOun.
ties reports indicate generally good crops Con-
siderable complaint Is made or rust In wheat ana
occasionally or blight. Storms also did a good
deal OF injury. In places beating the wheat down
and rendering IL difficult TO save. Chlnch bugu
are likewise reported 10 have doLe considerable
damage In some fields. The areas Injured
by these agencies are In each instance
small. but make together a signincant
or the Mississippi river. though favorable,
are not SO encouraging generally. They report
wheat considerably less than average I'm Yield,
though superior In quality. From that part OF the
sissippi rivers and south OF the north lines OF Big
stone Swift, kandyohi aud Wright counties, the
returns are, with two exceptions more than
usually favorable for wheat For the counties
north or the above, excepting those or the Red
river valley, the returns indicdt 80 per cent OF a
good average yield Tor wheat Thr d river val
ley counties return an average or 81 per cent as
the condition or wheat One hundred and sixty
nine answers TO Inquiries as TO the probable yield
per acre or SIN all grains being averaged give the
following results: Wheat, l5k bushels; OATS 20
bushels; rye, 15 bushels: ana barley, IS bushels.
Allowance sboul be made. however, for Injuries
resulting from rust, blight, etc, which VIII slightly
reduce these nsureS, especially as TO wheat.
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General Foreign News.

TIE BApAJoz REVOLT A sTocE-JopRTSG scuyNN
LoNpoS, August The 7SD.es correspondent &C
Madrld says the rising OF the military at psdaioy
ended Ia most unIignitie1 manner. Very little
harm was done 10y the insurgents, beyond slight
damage 10 the railway and the robbery Of regi.
mental and municinal moneys IL Is doubtful
whether the movement was ever serious In ,s
stated In some quarters that the outbreak Was
only part or the program OF gigantic stock ,ob-
oing operation conducted by a certain clidue
which has for a long time bern making cxtraor.
dinary Efforts 20 destroy the improving credit OF
Spain.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT COMING TO AMERICA
LoNDoN, August Many members OF parlia-
ment Will so 10 America during the coming re-
CeSS.
THE TRtNsvAAI AND Zrrur.Sn.
LONDON. August 7.-MotionS were offered in the
house Sf commons last evening against the policy
or thA govcTSnent In reg ri 10 the Transvaal ana
Zululand. They -e~e defeated, however. after
sDeech"s against them lad been made by Mr..
Gladstone
THS CHOLERA IN aISNASnRf.,
ALExANDRIA,Auc There were ven leatns
from cholera here yesterday.
zRALoUs SPANISH REpuBIicaN
LONDON. July "A special dispatch 10 the Ddffg
1pteyrdph irom Paris saws that AT dinner In that
cHy fortnight ago, Senior Ruiz Gorilla whose
name WAS mentioned In the proclamation OF the
insurgents al BadaJoz for president OF the repub.
llc, made a speech In which he declared In an ex-
cltfd manner that he would not return 10 Spalp
until the republic had been reinstated there
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The Kentucky Election.

PROCTOR KNOrr's MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR ABOUT
45,O00-HENRY CLAY s GRANDSON DEFEATED-FArAL
RIOT AT THE POLLS.
Kentucky yesterday elected full state ticket
and the legislature Returns from the state come
in very slowly. Those received indicate light
vote, with no decrease In the democratic com par
ative majority so far as heard FROM Knott, for
governor, W IL have about ZOO majority. this
statement being based on returns now In ana q
comparison OF the vote of tho same counties two
years ago La Loui vile small vote Was polled,
but KnOtt's majority Will be 4G00 or 5000 A solid
democratic delegation is elected to thu senate ami
legislature. and Thompson, democrat, Is re.eected
city Ju ige. Henry Clay, grandson or the great
comnoner, Is defeated Tor the legislature, after
hot political fight Both he and Caldwell, who de-
feated him, are democrats.
special dispatch to the Courie1'-.JO,t,7al from
BryantsVllle. KY. says fatal election row Oc-
CURED there yesterday, in which two negroes
were killed. two were mortalIy wounded, and
three other men, two OF them white, were Sc
riously injured. white man who had sold his
vote TO both parties was the cause OF the trouble
he attempted to vote. but man named Jennings
intertered, and wagon load of negroes. coming
up with Yell, started to shooting. The killed
and wounded are: Phil Fry and Geo. Smith, shot
dead; JAS. kinkcad AMI viii Dun. mortally
Woun led, and Green Broughan. VIM. Arnold and
Robert Halliton seriously wounded. Tie last two
are whites
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ChOIera Panic Caused by Cases Of
stomach Ache.

CHICAGO, August There was n sensation ON
Wrst Lake street yesterday. Twenty-seven per.
sons In a ooartlng house ate OF Ice cream. water
seized with violent cramps A report got about
tilat IL was cholera, and general stampede from
sionrr Examined the premises, which he pro-
nounced 10 be In good sanitary condition, and
gave his opinion that the sickness was a very sc.
we're case or stomach ache, the result OF eating one
OF ne articles mentioned, but the particular one
that caused the trouble IL not stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

THE ASSOCIATION OF UNION pAYNAsTERs.-The
first annual meeting of the "Association OF Union
Paymasters OF the War" was held at the New Co.
lumbia hotel. Cape May, yesterday. The follow
Ing officers were electel: President, ex-Paymas-
ter Brice, OF Maryland: Vice presidents, ex-Gov
Robe: Of M Maine % Hon. Rass.n E.rett. OF Pennsyi;
Gen. w. 4 stryksr. OF New Jersey: secretary, Col
Thomas A. Gardner. OF Washi3gton: correspond
Ing secretary; W. Penn Csasx. OF Washington;
treasurer, Go. T. fruesdaie. of W Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

SARATOGA, N Y. August The first rare s,r
Iu'iongs, Tor all ages WAS won bv Force w p
burch second and F.'llowplay third. Time, l:lbs
Inc second Face, one mile and five hundred
yards. 'or three year-old fiiies, was won by EN-
press, M $ Woodford second and Bluegrass Belle
third. Time, 2l4a.
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Actor Bangs and His Bride Separate


THEIR BRIEF SUMNER OF wEDDED BLISS TURNED
INTO WINTER OF DISCONTENT BY LAW SUIT
In the latter part OF June last, Frank C. B ings,
the actor, was united In marriage to Alice Singer
Lagrove, one or the twenty nine chlldr OF Isaac
M. singer, the celebrated sewing m ,chine in
Vent0r and manufactur r. The marri ge cere-
mony was pre- sOrned in RrO0klyn In the v.
Henry Ward Beecher'S church by the great
preacher and orator, and was quite so.'ial event
In the wealthy circles or the y " OF Chucch"s.
Ihe brides yearly income IS estimated at about
360oOO, sh" having been awarded that amount by
the courts from fathers estate. She h IL be-
fore gone through the trials ana tribulations of
married life, and obtained q divorce
The happy couple, loving and middle-ayed, the
bridegroom being fortysrven ana the bride thirty
thr'e years or age, made the usual tour re urned
home, and In exactly three weeks from the date
or marriage separated. and are no Ion ,er man anl
wi e, except by the laws OF the land. Mr. n IS
boards in bachelor-llKe solitude in the Sturtev mt
house, New York city, Will he douDly-s .paratnd
bride lives across tn river in Brooklyn. alone and
TO saken. but cOn,um lg With a desire for
v-nge. The love MIR. Bangs bUre for Mrs Bangs
in their fortnight and weeks honeymoon has
turned to a complete in iii renee and the love
Mrs. Bangs lavshad on Mr. Bangs has been trans
formed into hatred. Mrs. Bangs has promptly
taken the matter into court, and the legal battle
between the shOrt-lived lovers IS to be fought in
Phil tdelphi,. The document fled is for s. OOO
which Mrs. Bangs claims she advanced to Mr.
Bangs during their courtship, and She AYERS that
he furnished the house OF his sister, Mrs. John
ston, with that amount in whole or In part
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A Mothers Terrible Despair.

SHE SETS FIRE TO HER OWN HOusE-HER CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH-THs MOTHER DYING.
f1re broke out In the house OF family of refil-
gee Russian Jews, near Atlantic City n. j., last
Friday. The husband was away, the wife and
two children being at home. The house burn ed
up In almost single Fl St, AMI so quickly that It
was destroyed before the nalghbors could do any
the woman and her children and search was be-
gun for them About hundred feet from the
house the mother WIS fOun |. Sac Was terribly
burned ana in frenzy or agony she was rolling
ovr and over In the sand, hut despite her terrible
sufferings, not uttering sound. 1t was not until
an attempt was made to raise her TO her feet that
1t was discovered that she was clasping to her
breast charred fish, which had been but a few
moments before her \bright-eyed, little six-year-
Old boy, The child was burned to crisp almost
A short distance away and lying upon the sand
was third victim of he flames an eight
girl, burned very badly, only little fringe of her
night-drrss rem lining about her neck. 1t Is Stated
that the woman in despair set the house on Are.
Her recovery is not thought possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

An INJUNCTION DENIED.-In the case Of Stencil
ag. OtterbacK ct aL-bill to restrain the issuance
OF writ Of possession tor premises used by plain
TIL as q market garden In UniOntown-Judge
James this morning made decree denying the
injunction and discharging the restraining order.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marrtage licenses have
Foulkes. of Richmond. Va, and Ida R. Mitchell;
Ernest Jackson and Mary Brewer, both OF Rock
Vile, Md. Carl Egping; OF Rockville, Md, and
Annie w. McDevitt; VIM. Waldecker and Eleanor
II. EichhOrn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07
An Irish. a snericnu Arrc.scd.

JAMES MCDEkMoTr IN CUSTODY AT LIvERroof.
LONDON. August IA dispatch to the Exchange
Trlcgraph company from Liverpool SAYS that LAS
McDermott was arrested there yesterday on hts
arrival from America and was remainder 10 taiI
on charge OF being engaged In a conspiracy 20
murder public officials ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

BRocToN. MASS, August IA serious fire oc-
Cured last night. orig lting In HinckIpy'S bow
ling alley, ne r the corner OF Main and Crescent
streets. This was In the center OF cluster OF
buildings which occupied q space OF nearly an
acre In extent The buildings were OF wood and
the fl lmes spread so rapidly that IT was dificult
to save any OF the property. -Four families had a
narrow escape from being crushed by the falling
roof. number OF business firms were burned
out The losses aggregate $4,000; insurance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07
The Chicago Yacht Race.
raSv VIcTORv RnR THE JnJrp

EASY VICTORY FOR THE IDLER.
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE yacht race for the Chi
cago yacht club open challenge cup, 80 miles
race around stake boat anchored ~ miles from
the starting point Was sailed yesterday afternoon
by the Chicago yachts ldler and Countess, and the
Toronto yacht Oriole, all or the first class There
was good breeze for the first quarter OF the race
but It was very light thereafter. The Idler led
from the start, and won the race by nearly an
hour Actual sailing time: Idler, hours, 80 Minis
~ SECS; Orio'e. n, q m, II s.; Countess, L., 81
m. 63a The time allow nee in favor OF the OriOle
makes no material difference In the corrected
time.
A CHALLRN0H FROM TORONTO
A challenge has been issued on behalf OF the
Toronto yacht Atalanta TO the Cora, the winner OF
the Fisher cup for lake yachts on Saturday, sail
again for the Emblem. The race VIII be sailed
very soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

PHILADELPHIA, August Fire early this morn.
ing DESTROYED the laboratory OF aance Brothers =
White manufacturing chemists, on Cailowhill
street. above 9Th. Loss on building and contents
e25 0O0: fully insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

BkLrrAoxe, Nd, August Mr.. I. L Con raa r
social life. WAS shot and killed last night ny hio
wife. near t,lyndon, In Baltimore county % mile
from this city. MIS- Conrad has BEEN su fYertn9
dences OF insanity. She was visited yesterday oy
her mother and brother. who left her In the
afternoon In a quiet condition Nr Con, was
native or New ORLEANS and a son o; Hon wm IN
Conrad, Secretary OF War during the Fillmore sd-
miuiStrauon
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The Election I'm Utah.


TIE MORMONS HAVE AN EASY VICTORY As USUlL.
OGDEN. U. T., August 2-The el ,ction yesterday
passed off quietly, but little interest being taken
in It, The Mormon ticket was elected In each dis
trict throughout the territory, with the exception
of Summit county, which Is In doubt. The ma
jorlty OF the GenLileS refrained from voting.
large majority or the MOrmonS, would, It was
known, vote solid as directed by the church, and
thl, TACT deprived the election or any element or
contest
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The Kentucky Election.
90 DEMOCRATS AND 30 REPUBLICANS IN THE LEGS

LOUISVILLE. KY, August Partial returns re-
counties do not change the estimate already given.
The legislature will 6tand-demOcrats, co. repub-
licans 20, II the present estimates are UNCHANGED
The senate has 80 democrats and republicans.
The general assembly elects this winter a success
s0r to United States Senator John & Williams,
whose term expires In March, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS.
Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacific
Lawns, finest quality actual value l24c reduced &C,
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
Cheapest iks in Washington. Colored Silks soc.
Fancy 81 ks 37lzc. Heavy Gro Grain Black Silks re-
duced from 81. so down to Il.
NUNS vEILINGS! NUNS vEIL1NGs!
Cheapest Nuns VeliIgs in Washington. Nuns Veil
1rgs all pure Wool, widest double width, (42 inches
"lde)' reduced from &c. down to 37kc.
Nuns Veilings. fine quality. reduced to 20c.
nuns einngs lace effect. wool, in Black Straw
duced TO 25c. -N '"'~S WV A0
BLACK SILK GRENADINESi
Black SIX Broeads Grenadines. every thread all pure
SIX reduced from 81. so to 76c. Black Brocade iik
Grenadines. actual value 81. reduced 70 SOC
Wamsutta Fruit Of the Loom and Davol yard wide
Bleached COttons reduced to $40.
CARTERS
s26 MARKET SpAcr.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION At the 1O3, regular
monthly meeting OF the Tenth building associa-
tion. held last night at Goddard's hall, g cS1 was
WEDDIN0.-A large party or their friends assem-
bled In the parlors Of the West Washington fats
last night to witness the marriage OF Miss Ida
Mitchell and Mr. Geo. L. Foulkes The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Barker, OF st. Pauls
PIE. church. After congratulations o handsome
supper was partaken OF.
CONDITION OF THE WArRR.-Clear at all points
FUSION IN MIssIssIPPL-The Pic0yelne's Jackson,
Miss special says the fusion ticket carried at
Raymond yesterday after hard light in the DEM
Ocratic and republican cOns entiOnSL The PROPOSE
ton made by the democrats was unanimously
adopted by the republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

SUMMER GooDs
AT SUMNER PRICES.
40 inch BAT1STE NOVEL PATTERNS at I8c.
SCOTCH GIN HAMS REDUCED.
FRENCH SATINES REDUCED.
POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED.
FRENCH LAWNS kEJUCED.
INDIA ALINENo--SPECIALP PRICE.
Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Cling
hams. &c.. lOc aud l2Hc.
PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH NAINsOOK, INDIA
MULLS, DOTTED MUSLINS.
We closed out lot Of Misses Hose worth 75c we sell
for 25c.
s. L. HEMPSTONE.
803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
jy7 MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

MIwAUKIE, Wis, Angus. The fourth annual
convention OF the Photographer Association oi
America opens here to-day ana VIII continue fou!
to be present The exhibition OF work will oe very
large. The leading displays win be made h0 New
York, Rochester and Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-07

SECOND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
C0rs f1sto ls, IL. CAL ,r ssdrsSs HERZG2; ans 9f6
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DRY GOODS.
DAY GooDs REDucr1oSs."

DAY GooDs RlDuc11oSs."
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
s11 KET SPACE.
AZ the advances have made still further reduc
tons in lrlces t. close.
be xreat job which sold in HANDKERCHIEF,
at loc, reduced from 2oc., We have now made price
i2i4c
4 large lot Misses SOLID HOSE. full regular, re-
duced tn C. for all sizes. "a grand burgaII." One
lot Gents Fancy HALF HOSE &c., reduced from 5Oc.,
tull regular.
A job in WHITE INDIA LINEN. 25c.. reduced from
3719c. joo lot of plain white pure LINEN LAWN,
81 sc. never so d for less than Soc.
A big Job in all linen HUCK 1oN ELS 1910 In this
department we are offering many ba gains. Also, a
graad bargain In German amask NAPKINS. large
less than 81 so before.
Ladies should inspect our DRESS GOODS. SILKS.
&C, before rurchss Dg. as we have splendid assort-
ment at bottom prices.
SUN UMBRELLAS and PARAsOLs will be sold at
cost t. close.
Best PRINTS &c. REMNANTS
All DoMESTICS AT ROCK BUTTOM."
'ONE PA.1C-."
TRUNNEL l. CLARK
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