Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-15
A STATES RIGHTS DECISIONp
TIE CIVIL ACT OF 1875 UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
AMERICAN AscnsIsHops GOING TO aone
KEENE's .sBOOKMAKER" pEFEy
PRUSSIA AND THE v
THE DUKES MUTT
The Dynamite Conspiracy.

THE DUKES MUTT TRAGEDY
The Dynamite Conspiracy.
TIE SENTENCES APPROVED BY Tus LONDON pRrea
. LONDON. June l5.-The Times IN editorial says
the sentences passed yesterday upon the dynara.
son sns cursn ARE Saghs5 VIII
nervousness OF the ofYense the convicted men
have not received more than their deserts All
the London journals express approval OF the SEN
tences The Ddily Netcs says the convicted men
deliberately declared war against society, and
QuenceS
THE FREKMAN's JOURNAL APPROVES THE SENTENCE
DCBliN, June ls-The Freemaa's Journal in its
sentence OF penal seryitude for ME imposed on
DR.. Thos. Gallagher, Henry Wilson. John Curtin
London yesterday OF treason-feony In connec.
tion with the dynamite conspiracy.
Mississippi Rtver improvement.
ST. Louis, June 1a-The Mississippi river I'm.
provement committee OF the merchants exchange
nave conclude 70 request all river improvemeng
committees which have been appointed at differ
ent places In the valley TO send one or more dele
gates to meeting to be held here July nth, TO
winter for securing the necessary appropriation
Tor the Improvement OF the river.
Weeks Busimess Failures.
NRw YORK, June l5-The business failures
throughout the country during the last seven days
& Co. number 1856 as against Ia last week. or
these the New England states contributed "a
middle states e6. western 3d. southern 81. Pac,nc
states ls, New York city II, and Canada 10.
Horse Racing in England.
KEENEs BooKMAKER DEFEATED TODAY
LONDON. June l5.-At the Hampton summer
meeting to-day the Bushy Park selling welter
n.ndicap was won by Reeds Lady Macbeth:
Sawrey Cookson'S Spring Gun second, and Keene's
Bookmaker third. There were ten starters The
bettlng at the start was 10 against Lady Mac
against Bookmaker. Lady Macbeth won In q cam
ter by three lengths.
A PIenary COnucn in This Country.
AMERICAN ARCHBrsHoPs SUMMONED TO RoMR
PEORIA, ILL, June l5.-In an interview Bishop
Spalding this morning corroborated the statement
mat the arch6ishopS OF the United States have
been commanded TO assemble at Rome next Octo.
Der TO arrange the program for a penary council
to be held In America. The business or the coun.
Gil will only pertain 10 ecclesiastical ofces In this
country, not involving Irish affairs. It is three
months since Bishop Spalding left Rome. and the
ABOVE was the pontifical intentions at the tme or
his departure. The plans for the establishment OF
tured.
The New Orleans Soldiers Sm BOssOm.
~a,. BOSTON, TON June 1.-THE Continental Guards OF
members OF the city government and the National
Lancers, as the guests OF the city.
General Foreign News by Gable.
MR. HEALBY's INTENTIONS.
DUBLIN, June 1a-Mr. Healey Will resign hts
seat in the House OF Commons for wexfordborough.
and will contest an election In the county OF Mo.
naghan for the nome rulers.
REWARDED FOR THEIR SERVICES IN EGYPT.
LONDON, June l5.-The house OF commons last
to Lord Alcester admiral seymour) and Lord
MolSeley for the services they rendered during the
late war in Egypt
rRussIAN NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE VATICAN.
BERLIN, June 15.-Herr Won Gosser, minister oe
public instruction and ecclesiastical affairs stat,d
yesterday to the committee OF the lower house OF
la0QCaE. which cOn
S1deratlon, that Herr Won SchloeZer Prussian rep,
I;,h Tessnoarse % OF tne natican was not entrusted
position which shows that the negotiations VIII ID
LONDON, June l5.-George Ashworth Son. cot
ton, wool and pottery manufacturers, or RochdalN
Hanley and London, have failed. Their nabiliriea
THE ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
LONDON. June 15-At a meeting to-day OF stock,
holders OF the Alabama Great Southern railroad
toned
The Good Telnplars and the Colsr
Question.
HALIFAX, N. s., June 13-The Grand Lodge OF
GOOD Templars OF the world last night adopted
the report OF the committee on the color question,
rejoicing In the vindication OF the fundamental
principles OF the order by the Institution OF the
America. The session then closed.
Civil Rights I'm Texas.
THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 1875 HELD 10 BD
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, June 15-In the Us. district
court yesterday an opinion was rendered I'm a
criminal prosecution under the civil rights act or
Congress OF March. 1875, for penalty OF $500 for
excluding Laura Evans, coOred, from ladies' car
on the Houston and Texas Central railroad. Nine.
teen similar cases were also disposed Of The
court held the law as unconstitutional and that
the things alleged were cognzable by the state
tribunals only also, that the act was infringe.
ment on the rights OF the several states.
The Dukes.Nutt Tragedy
PETITION PREPARING FOR THE RELEASE OF YOUNG
MUTT.
PTTTsBUEG, June 15.-The Chronicles special
says: Quiet refgns once more In Uniontown.
Young Mutt was visited again by his mother and
two uncles. Jim, as he is familiarity known, takes
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