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Foreign Notes.

Foreign Notes.
RUMoRs ABOUT BISMARCK.
BERLIN, March a-Reports are again current
that Prince Bismarck has had a conference with
the leaders OF the national liberal party.
BERNE, March 3-The cantonal government has
complained to the federal council OF the action OF
Dr. Cramer q. s. charge d'affaires here, in having,
contrary TO usage, demanded direct from the pre-
rect OF Brfenne instead OF from the federal cOun-
Gil, The punishment OF number Of persons who
created disturbance in the Methodist church OF
which DR.. Cramer Is q patron.
NEW TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
LONDON, March a-The North German Uoyds
steamship Company has made q contract with
John Elder 4 Co. for the construction Of two
steamers. They are to be OF the same size and
speed as the Fulda, and are to run between New
York and Bremen. The names of the new steam
erS Will be the Ems and the Elder.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ASK FOR WALSH.
HAvRE, March 3-The British government have
asked for the extradition of Walsh.
What an Irish Bishop Says.
LONDON, March "A letter from the Bishop of
Raphoe, County Donegal, is published, In which
to maintain life Is through charity. He says the
policy OF the government Is evidently one OF ex-
termination.
Byrne's Release Expected.
PARIS, March 3-The friends of Byrne expect
That he will be released tomorrow.
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THE CITY MARKETS,

SCARCITY OF 'sEXTRA" FLOUR-MoRE ABOUT THE
ADULTERATt0N OF LARD-THE WHOLESALE AND
JOBBING QUOTATIONS.
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TEL EMANCIPATION DAY CBLRBRATIoN.-The I'M
peIlaI SoclaI Club OF South washington last night
vention 70 arrange Tor the emancipation celehra-
non; Tne Butler Guards have appointed the fol-
iO6inR 70 0stenQ Che convention: Major C. b
Peek ana George Burier - e --''a1
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Byrne's Release Expected.
PARIS, March 3-The friends Of Byrne expect
that he Will be released tomorrow.
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PunE AND Isv1aoRAr1so

Those who may wish to purchase either a. . delicious
beverage for medicinal purposes an unadulter,ted
whskey invited to make trial Of the celebrated
brand,
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This Whisky. upon an analytical examination. has
proved to be FREE from Fusil OIL and indeed of any
Of the modern ingredients which used to give c-
titious age and favor to this popular drink.
For sale by
BROWNING & MIDDLETON
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PHILADELPHIA
'als-7st SOLE PROPRIETORs,
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nID WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
tne best 20 is JUSTH's Old Stand knoSp for years
CLOTHING can Be sold respectable prices. address
'UsTHS Old Stand. No. go street. between 9Th and
It'll streets northwest.
~. D. Note by maui promptly attended TO- 70
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
~ nignest cash rces paid. Also. WatcAea. Jeydry,
Suns f1stoa. &C. Call or address HERZO0s sos 9th
Nrees uear Pepas ysvsnlA xyeuus naArSl
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IL Q Q OR
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE Wits.
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB A.
MONTICELLO TT,
BAKER,
OLD CROW,
ROYAL CABINET
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY
BEDFORD Rum,
JAMAICA RUM.
PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED. GUINNESS POR-
|. TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YOUNGERs SCOTCH ALE, BOT
tiled, HOLLAND GIN
(SWAND.
E. C. KNIGHT,
fe13 1892 Pennsylvania avenue.
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VyO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN sANn
IL AND GRAVEL,
We have an extensive BANK OF SAND AND Ora.
VII. suitable for building eting purpoaea
when we win give FREE OF COST to any enc Who
viii remove IL. Apply to JOHNSON BROTHERS. cor.
Rs- 18th and Water streets southwest. f24-lm
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Not long ago a small gentleman with sinuous
smile projected himself upon New York from the
deck Of an English steamer, button-holed the first
citizen he met and announced that he was about
to start society journal In New York which would
sweep the deck He went on announcing this fact
to every man he met for weeks until the paper has
been well advertised. Somehow we do not see the
journal, however. According to his story, and it
is well supported by the letters of recommends.
ton the little gentleman has brought, he was to
issue New York edition OF the London Lire which
would contain, besides the London social news
special department OF interest to New Workers. To
this end, he said. that with each weekly COPY Of
LIE would be furnished beautiful portrait Of
some well known American beauty. Everybody
asked him how 1t was he had persuaded American
beauties to allow their faces to be published In the
weekly paper, and he always replied, II stand In
with the photographers. my boy" Then he gave
q long list OF the women whose pictures he was
about to publish. They embraced the best
known names in American social circles.
have waited breathlessly ever since the first
time. met this gentleman for the ap-
pearance OF his Journal and the portraits OF the
gallery Of American beauties, but have not yet
Deen able to secure copy. tits, OF course, posi-
ole That ne Is issuing it. but II he Is he manages
20 Keep1t nom the public with astounding shrewd-
ness ana success The fact Is there Is place for
that sort OF shOddyism here. Heaven knows our
society women ape the English enough, but 1t Is
10 De hoped that they win draw the line at pub.
shing their pictures for the Denedt OF catchpenny
weekly papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-03

Reading is very popular now. Our public readers
nave more engagements than they can possibly
Iuinl. During the early part OF the season. when
people are busy with balls and parties and brisk
social entertainments OF all sorts. elocutionists
20 begging, but as soon as lent begins they are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-03

IT Is livery MANS DUTY TO PROVIDE FOR HIS
family. In the middle ranks of life few have much
capital Tor the benefit of their families in the
their early decease: but most have incomes. This is
especially the case with rks and government officials
airy in the way Of Life the head Of the family
can make sure that die when he may even on the day
after he gets his policy. his widew and children win be
endowed with certain amount Of money Office Of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association, 1909 street.
flb-lm /. i. KNIGHT, Manager.
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In feiauon 10 The subject Of adulterated lards as
prepared py several business firms Of Baltimore.
fniiaaeipnia, New York and several OF the west
ern cues weliknown dealer on 9th street states
in this city, and Consumed dafIy by our citi.ens
me maierials used TOR adulteration are several
cnemlG ~; 10 bleach cotton seed OIL, oleomarge-
ilne OH HIom tailow1, sterine (having no shorten
ing guantyl. common gut grease and water. These
s aa0s are pul upon the market under brands Of
prices, and should Be Summed 6y consaoers
snougn may look whittier and purer than the gen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

Chicago, Dec. THE round trip
rate of $50 between Chicago. and But
falo, Niagara Falls and Suspension
Bridge, which has been in operation
some months is suspended by the
action Of the trunk lines fo-dyy.
A delegation lett this city for WASH
ington to-day for the purpose Of at
tempting 10 secure the holding Of the
next national republican convention
in this city. They will appear before
the national committee at its coming
meeting.
j. W. Ma"key. formerly in charge
of the foreign department of y. X,
Fairbanks srcat lard house, was ar
rested to-day while attempting 10 me-
gotiate a national bank forged draft on
The Bank of London for Sl2,0Oo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec. John Flemming
and Frank l.. L0ring, prosecuted uu-
der the federal statutes for participi-
ton in what has been known AS fund
irauds.n and whose trial has been in
progress the last two weeks. before
Judge B,odgett, In the United States
court, were found guilty on all counts
In the indictment. The firm is known
as Flemming d Merriam and adver.
tised to do u commission business i'm
the Chicago board Of trade. They
induced "A great many people In the
United States and Caprda, to invest
in their funds" and it Is estimated
they collected In this manner sum to
exceed 81 ,G00,000, which they claimed
to be using in the form of speculation.
In the board Of trade. and sent 10 sub
scribers, from time to time, large divi
dends upon their investments. The
federal authorities exposed the fraud
and Flenming fled to Canada but wa
recently arrested in Bismarck Dakota
LOring WAS shown TO have had an
active connection with the firm. Til,
indictments were fraud. abuse o
mails, and for obtaining money uldel
false pretense. The partners wer,
very strongly defended. The law
makes the maximum penalty In sucll
cases $500 aui imprisonment in the
discretion of the court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. The Drovcrs'
Journal reports: HoGs-Receipts, 80
WW head; shipments, csc head; mar
ket strong; prices > cents higher
on good: packing, 81. i0Ca 49,; packing
and shipping, S4.9oS $50; light, A.3j
@4.s5; skips. S2.0o@ 40. CATTLE
Receipts. 500 head; shipments. 1900
head market brisk and firm exports,
s6.5o@ 100; good to choice shipping,
5000 q. i0;common to medium, s l. $50.
so. SHEEp-Receipts, 1000 head /;
shipments, 1000 head best steady,
market dull; inferior to fair, S2.Ib,
800 per cwt.: good $500: choice; 500.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Hit 70 Hit.

ROME, Dec. 7.-Lovito aud Nicotera
taught duel to-day in consequence
OF the insult offered by the l;ittor TO
the former yesterday. Both were
seriously wounded. Another account
says the men fought with swords near
the iron bridge across the Tiber, and
both were wounded, Nicotera In right
wrist. The seconds then endeavored
Ia stop further fighting, when sud
denly Lavito rushed forward and SELF.
ell Nicotera's sabre. cutting his own
left arm and infiicting with Nicotera's
weapon terrible wound ON Nicoter,'s
head who died almost instantly.
Other duels nrising outof the affair are
expected Among the friends bfboth
parties.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Military bridge Buiiding.
fChicago Times.


Among the military maneuvers in
Europe this season has been bridge
building at Presburg by a battalion OF
Austrian pioneers engineers, assisted
by 2yS reservists. At the place chosen
the Danube is 800 metres broad, with
maximum depths of seven metres, and
the velocity OF the current is more than
four miles an hour. Bridges of differ.
cnt kinds, formed both by pontoons or
boats and RATS, were thrown across on
succeeding days. Openings were made
ON some occasions for ships to pass, and
closed again in tie usual way BY swing
ing part OF the bridge back again TO
its place. Slight bridges. we're con-
strueted for light traffic and stronger
for heavier carriages. Sometimes the
bridge was male in the common way,
by add ng pontoon to pontom: some
times RATES were FIRST constructed, the
swung into their places and fixed there
On one occasion the bridge was partly
built with the ordinary military means
and partly with material found on the
spot. The time occupied varied from
an hour and q half TO an hour aud three
quartes. The opening for ships to pass
was made in two inmates and q hall
and closel in three minutes and . half
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

morning in the packing establishment
Of sinclair & Co.. one of the most en-
tensive Of its kind in the west. The
fire originated iu the engine room and
spread quickly To the renderin. rooms
where 30 kettles Of lard were being
rendered. Within fifteen minutes
after the discovery of the fire the EN-
tire wing was mass of flames. The
fire companies were on the ground
promptly, but it was ! o'clock before
the fire was checked, with one fourth
Of the building in ruins. Loss APP
proXimales Sl00,0oD, fully insured.
Three hundred employees are thrown
out of work. Insured in twenty-nine
companies in New York, Brooklyn,
Philadelphia and Cincinnati. with
not more than $1,000 in any one COM
pany. Total s5s,0DO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
He Must be Awful.

SALT LAKE. Dec. There was
held a meeting this morning and the
following resolution were passed:
THAT we earnestly protest against the
appointment of sumner Howard ms
chief justice of Utah. the reasons being
stated i'm "A former protest TO the presi-
dent. We cannot believe that candi-
date for high position, whose repu-
tatiou il SO bad as Towards while
United States attorney could receive
executive favor" The secretary was
instructed to telegraph the same to
the president and attorney general.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Fire In q sleeper,

PorGHKEEPsIE, Y. Y. Dec. IA
sleeping car attached to the Chicago
express on the New York Central
road. leaving New York at o O'clock
last night. was discovered on fire near
Carleton at o'clock this morning. A
man named Murphy, of Buffalo, was
slightly blistered ON his head. An
other Ian supposed 10 he +. Wort
man, of West Hoboken, was taken
from the ca unconscious. The eur
WAS entirely Quilted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Telegraphic Briefs.

Secretary Foiger, of Washington, is
confined To his house by illness.
There have been two deaths from
cholera since Nov. 80 in Alexander.
The rumor that Russian troops are
being concentrated on the Chinese
frontier is denied in st. Petersburg.
The Ontario government has to
agreed 10 refer the whole Manitoba
boundary dispute to the privy coun-
ell.
Tbs state register of Iowa, will pub
lish letter from Honorable John
A. Kasson, declining reelection to
congress.
The rail department of the Pittsburg
Bessemer steel works, of Pittsburg
shut down tonight throwing 500 per-
SONS out of employment.
Henry Warford, wife, child and two
nephews were drowned by the cap
sizing of skiff while crossing Notre
Dame bay, New Foundland.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Wholesale Lynching.

OMAHA, Dee. THE band Of horse
thieves, which have been operating in
Northern Nebraska and southern
Dakota for several months. was broken
mp last week by the Brown county.
Nebraska vigilantes, who captured and
hung seven Of them near Ainsworth.
The sheriff of Brown county arrested
three of the gang, and brought them
down to Fremont and jailed them to
prevent their execution 10y the vigil
antes. They will he brought Ia Omaha
Tomorrow and lodged in Jail for safe
keeping.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. flames
NJ. Underwood, for the murder OF
Robert J. Pendergrass. wealthy
planter If Yell county, was hanged,
to-day, at Dardenelles, Arkansas. in
the presence Of 5000 people. Under
wood waylaid and shot his victim
from the brush, He confessed to the
deed and imputed the incentive for
the murder TO the wife of Pendergrass,
for whom Underwood had formed IA
passion. He reiterated his story ON
the scafiold.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
. euuSb
Rrportod Expressly for tn" Dai,y rciio,c-
sfo" journal by the Eesfrrn .fssoria-
ted Press and the Ursfrra Taion
Telegraph Company.
A LIVING HE'LL.
A Heart Sickening Description
of Life and Incidents
in a Russian Politi-
cal Prison.
The Dark Ways and Convic-
ton Of the Fund Fraud
Swindlers Operat-
ing in Chicago.
The Ending of Horse Thieves
in Nebraska--A Duel in
Rome-Fires-Stocks,
Etc, Etc.
Approaching the spanish Inquisition,

Approaching the spanish Inquisition.
LONDON, Dec. "a Paris cores
pondent forwards secund letter writ
ten in blood. 10y a Nihilist, in From
bletskoi fort at 1t Petersburg. Ii de-
scrib,s the narrowing treatment OF
prisoners and says their food Is often
mouldy and sometimes putrid.
Dysentery and scurvy are prevalent,
and the doctors are afraid Ia touc them.
Few medicines are prescribed, and
when ordered are generally counter
manded. Prisoners rot away and In
hale the odors of dead bodies before
life IL extinct. The number OF those
vino 20 mad in consequence of their
sufterings is daily increasing. Mad
men are strapped down and whipped
with the knout 10y keepers. Fierce
\ ellis resound throughout the night.
Many prisoners have committed sui
eide. 1t il said that one woman was
outraged and then poisoned, but no
inquiries into the affair were iDstitut-
ed. Rats are the worst enemy of the
! prisoners. A woman with babe was
obliged to be constantly on watch and
fight to prevent the rats from destroy
ing her child. The use ofconbs and
soap is forbidden and prisoners, especi-
ally women, whose hair is allowed Ia
grow, are literally devoured by lice.
The jaiiers are kind To those having
money. Prisoners who refuse to reply
to questions are tortured and case oi
| the violation Of women are frequent.
The writer especially appeals 10 the
civilized world in behalf of women in
prison, whose situation, he says, Is faI
worse than that of the men
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Crensatien In Port ugal.
st. Paul Pioneer Press

The crcmationists have won decided
victory in Portugal. After long and
bitter fight between the advocates Of
the plan, led byphysicians aud scientists
generally, and the opponents, who we're
chiefly priests, the government has
decided to make cremation optional
with the people generally, and com
pulsory in all cases OF death occurring
in districts infected with the plague.
The government is said to favor a
general compulsory cremation law. but
Is restrained from making so radical q
change out of fear Of the church.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

Miss Jennie Chamberlain, whose
beauty attracted 81 much notice in
Europe, seeing the statement that
propositions To place the photographs
of his daughter on sale in New York
requests the announcement that no
photographer at home or abroad has
permission to sell her photographs
and any one found selling them will
be prosecuted to tia full extent Of tina
law.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Republican Executive Committee.

CINCINNTTI. Dee. Col. J.. Enos,
of Waukesha, Wis. and Major George
Mckee. of jackson, Miss, members vi
the republican national executive COM
mittee, are here OIL their way n
Washington 10 attend the committes's
meeting next "Wednesday. They will
he joined here by Others and will leave
with the local committee next sunday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

PARIS, Dec. lin the chamber of
deputies the Tonquin credit bill wac
discussed. Riviere charged the gov
eminent with concealing the truth
relative TO the situation Of affairs In
Tm,quin. The authorities have taken
precautions to prevent amy anarchist
demonstrations tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Hotel Fire.

FARGO, OAK, Dec. AT $3.50 this
morning the coffee can mt the Sher-
man house exploded. There was Il
very high wind nj the time. The fire
men Were promptly on hand. The
llames were confined to the interior of
the building. Loss will not exceed
s. 900, with sl3, OG0. insurance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

New YORK, Dec. 7.-Northern Pa
cific. o6I; preferred, 5ss. At. Paul
Minneapolis& Manitoba, 1901 Western
Union. 7ss.
New York Post says: We under
stand that the Northern Pacific has
received cash for sl5,000.0O0 Of the
second mortgage bonds, taken by the
syndicate of bankers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

BosToN, Dee. THE president o.
the workinginan's association. Lynn.
calls for for national convention of
the workinginan's party and the
nomination of candidates tor presi-
dent and vice president.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
One bad Man Less.

OMAHA, Dec. "A special to the
Bee from Valentine, says that a
deadly family feud between j. J..
Hamlin and John Smith, who mar.
ried sisters, terminated Monday in Il
hostile meeting, in which Hamlin va,
killed. Smith was eyonerated by d
coroner's jury. Hanilin was DIES.
perate character.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

boston Transcriptl

II thought said the senior Baggles,
o. he produced a suspicious-looking
black bottle fqnn is cons valise. that
there was nothing .ut your surgical in.
struments in this bag" .'rbat's wLatf
said, dad Then, sir, what do YOU
call tLis?- "rhat? Oh. thaSs NV eye
opener, dal; very usa:ul instrument;
very useful; indispensable, ! assure
voa.s +.......
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
iu..ra.ss cs,ap.ni.s suffer.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Dec. THE
most Disastrous fire this city has
known brOlie out vt two O'clock this
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08
Every Morning Except Monday

he IRuN lorGSAI controls all Associated l-r,s
isratsh,. in Ni!cs City, and is The only paper ia
E-,,tsru N0niaba that receives legitimate ieie-
pTaFaic reports.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-08

Chatham National Bank, New York CITY
Merchants Loan ami Trust Co., Chicago, H.
Merchants National Bank, 81. PAUL MINI.
Inf
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-09

Senator Vim, A. Lemma the Demo.
cratic (') member of the upper house of the
Illinois Legislature from this senatorial dis
trict, was one Of i've senators OF his party
who voted against the Democratic nomi-
nees Tor the senate offices and fof the Re-
publican machine made caucus nominees.
We call upon Senator Lemma to Sc up
and explain. His constituents have u
right to know his reasons for such action
on his part. He may have had good rea.
soos-hc must have had very good reasons
for an action so apparently in violation
OF the known will of his constituents; but
these reasons are not known here and are
not to be guessed at, and unless be furnish
es them he must rest under tho grave sus.
picion OF having wantonly sacrificed the
interests Of his Democratic constituents to
those of machine Repubicanlsm, We
shall wait anxiously for an explanation.