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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
THE PRESIDENT ANDNp RAILROAD
TIE INDIANA CONTEST IN THE HOUSE.

The Senate.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT DEDICATION CEREMONIES.
The chair appointed MessrS Sherman, Morrill,
Allison, Bayard and Lamar as members on the
part OF the Senate, OF the commission to supervise
the dedication ceremonies In connection with the
washington monument
The chair also appointed Mr.. Platt to be one o
me visitors to the naval academy at Annapolis In
the place OF Senator Miller of California who had
been obliged to decline
a,Ii number Of petitions were presented for and
service.
Mr. sLATER's RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY.
MI. Slater's resolution directing an inquiry 1ntt
the authority by which the President caused Ger
tain sections OF the Northern Pacific railroad to bt
accepted after as is alleged, the land grants had
within the time prescribed by the terms Of the
gTant, was, after considerable debate, referred Il
the judiciary committee
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
on motion OF Mr.. Call, the Senate proceeded tt
the consideration Of bills on the calendar providing
for the erection Of public buildings
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
number OF such bills were passed, and the
senate then resumed the consideration OF the bill
10 ESTABLISH bureau OF labor statistics
The House.
THE INDIANA CONTEST.
Immediately after the reading OF the journal the
House resumed the consideration OF the English
Peelle contested election case, and Mr. Browne
Qnd) submitted an argument In support Of the
rights OF the contestee to retain his seat.
Mr Blackburn (Ky.> supported the claims of the
contestant, contendng that fair election had not
Deen held, and had not even been contemplated by
tne republican managers The case was Steeped
IN fraudulent purposes and fraud executed
Capitol Topics.
APPROPRIATIONS WANTED. ETC.
Mr.. James appeared before the House appro-
pr1ations committee to-day to urge that an item OF
one hundred and ten thousand dollars be included
IN the sundry civil appropriation BILL for repairs
tne ory dock In the Brooklyn navy yard. He had
win MIN documents from Secretary Chandler,
showing the necessity OF the appropriation to save
tne structure from utter ruin. Mr. James also re-
eighty thousand dollars for the purchase of sea-
mans Retreat, Staten Island, for a marine hos
pltal Tor the port OF New York.
FUsILADE OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN sPIT-BAL1s
was opened upon the House for few minutes yes
terday during the consideration Of the Peelle-
English contested election case. The old flag bear
Ing the names ''Tilden and Hendricks" was shaken
IN tne race OF the House by Mr.. Lowry. The re-
pubic ms pointed their fingers and cried "cypher'
10 get even with them the other side cried stat
tooed" The Peelle-English contested election case
was not disposed OF. The debate was rather inter
esting, several tilts having occurred between Mr..
Lowry and members on the other side.
The House conferees on the shipping bill will be
MessrA SlOcum, Cox N. " and Dlngley. The
senate conferees are Messrs Frye, Miller IN. "
and Vest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

The sixth musical festival I'm Cincinnati, Ohio,
began last night at Music hall The hall was filled
and the performance by Theodore Thomas and his
orchestra and chorus heartily applauded-
Hughes picture frame factory and three cigar
stores on Chatham street, New York, were burned
last night: loss $4,000.
The workmen at the Glendower iron works OF
Danville, Pa, left work last Saturday on account
or not receiving their pay.
meeting was held In Toronto. Ont, last night
10 protest against the spoation OF the property OF
the propaganda by the Italian governments
Mahmond Pasha Damod. who as ilterned at the
same time as Mdhat PaSha, Is dead.
The Siamese embassy to-day went on q tour OF
inspection OF the educational Institutions OF New
York city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

ST. ALBANs, VT, May 2I.-The authorities think
they have clue to the Myers Krouse mystery in
volying the supposed murder or Herman krouse,
Tor which oscar Myers Is now awaiting the action
OF the grand jury. telegram TO "A New YORK
paper from Chattanooga tells or the finding among
the baggage at the depot there or a soap box cob-
tanning decomposed human remains. The box was
addressed 10 one Wallace, who keeps q saloon at
Clinton, Tenn Myers, the supposed murderer,
pawned some articles belonging 10 Krouse, the
missing man. The clue will be followed up closely.
krouses body, ft was thought, had been put
through the Ice into the lake. but IL has not been
found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Fire I'm a PirtsburR Hotel.

PITTSBURG, May 2l.-A f1re In the cellar OF tho
Seventh Avenue hotel at 10 O'Clock last night GRE
ated CONSERVATION among the guests and Tor q few
minutes panic prevailed, but fortunately the
nanes were eAtlngulShed before any great damage
was done.
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Notes from Chicago.
AN ISSUE OF Sc, ,OOC. 900 RAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

DISTINGUISHED JAPANESE VISITORS.
CHICAGO, May 21.-The annual meeting OF the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad was held here
yesterday. 1t was decided to issue six million con-
solldated SIX per cent mortgage bonds TO take the
place or the bonds now outstanding. and TO provide
for the completion and bettermenJ OF the road
Prince YamaShina, aged sixteen, a member OF one
OF the imperial families OF Japan, and two atten-
dantS and fifteen other young Japs have arrived
here. The prince is on tour OF pleasure and OBJ
servation, and goes hence TO New YORK. The other
members OF the party will become students Ia this
country, Germany and France.
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The Mcthodist Prote.sauss.


80 .seANv Nhl hOh DISCIPLINE
bNTINoRE, ND, May 2l.-In the general confer
ence or the Methodist Protestant church this morn
lng the question OF admitting az alternate In the
place OF representative Temporarily absent. was
referred TO the committee on judiciary
Inc convention refused 70 strike from the discirA
uhe tne clause permitting the choice by the candi-
date OF the mode OF baptism.
II also refused 10 make any change In the pre-
scrloed marriage ceremony. A number OF verbal
alterations were made In the discip,ine and con-
sutuuon The word ''Church" was substituted In
many instances In place OF the words ',classH $50
cietyr and .sctrcuita
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National Convention Of Mechanical
Engineers.

PITTsBURG, May 21.-The National Society OF
Mechanical engineers met In annual session last
night Seventy-five delegates were present from
all parts OF the United States. The evening was
occupied In the reading OF lengthy paper, pre-
pared by the western Pennsylvania Engineers
management The convention Will adjourn Friday
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The Usual News from Mexico.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN EMBRYo.

GALVESTON, TEX, May GA special TO the Ne,rs
from Matanoras, Mex, via Brownsville SAYS:
Reports have reached MatamOraS that a serious
riot occurred on Monday between the people and
government troops and officials at Lnares, about
200 miles from MatamoraS No particulars Fears
are entertained mere by both citizens and officers
that q revolution has started which will spread
over the entire republic
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An Insurance Agent Charged with Lar.
NDICTNENTS AGAINST LORENZO DIMICK AND Hls
BROTHER AND BoOKKEEPER


BUFFALO, NY, May 21.-LOrenzo Dimick the in
surance agent, who was arrested some time ago,
was yestefoay t alIaignea on several indictments
gree The first charged him on three counts OF
appropr1attng, stealing, ETC., from the Thames &
MerSey Insurance Co. A.S9. The second fndict-
ment charges him with doing the same by the
Union Insurance Co. OF Philadelphia, the amount
In this case being 81 500 Dlmick pleaded not
guilty to each indictment, with the privilege of
changing his plea before September lst. He gave
bail In 5000 on the first indictment. and $1,000 on
the second On several other Indictments he gave
no bail One OF the indictments states that he
changed the risk OF 5000 held by the Continental
Insurance co. on the vessel James Ward to the
Thames & MerSey Co.. and then notified them OF
the loss OF the vessel, and they paid it. Richard
Dimick, bis brother, and Charles II. Marshall hts
OOOkkeeper, were also charged with forgery In max.
ing erasures to conceal Lorenzo UtmicEs feloptex
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Desperate Deed Of a DISCHARGED Switch.

SCHENECTADY, n Y. May 21.-Thomas Kfday, of
Mechanicsvllle, discharged sw1tchman, was ar
rested in this city last night charged with running
away with the locomotive from Mechanicsyille
yesterday, and sending 1t against the Montreal
sleeper He practically admitted his guilt He
was taken to Mechanicsv1lle by three officers on a
locomotive. The arrest caused great excitement
here and at Mechanicsv1le, where the feeling Is
very bitter against Kilday.
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widows Of Distinguished Officers.
4 LIST OF THOSE DRAWING PENSIONS OF $50 PER
MONTH.

LIST OF THOSE DRAWING PENSIONS OF $50 PER
MONTH.
Commissioner of Pensions Dudley has sent to
the senate list Of the widows OF officers OF the
army. navy and marine corps now drawing pen
sions at the rate OF $50 month granted by special
act Of Congress. In the list appear the names OF
thelwid0ws Of Gems Hackleman. Richardson, Wal
lace, Plummer, Stevens Baker, Whipple, Sumner
BOWEL MOTIFS, Berry Lovell. Anderson tRoberp,
tJames. Helntselman, Finley, Mitchell, Casey, Ros-
cham; also the daughter of Lieut. Col Zachary
Taylor.
The widow 4 Admiral Farragut heads the naval
list at q 600 year. The other names on the nayy
and marine corp list are those OF the widows OF the
following, At eo0y month: Surgeon General Wood
Rear Admirals Reynolds, Hon, Bel, Davis, Wins
low, Lardner, Pending. Rodgers SpottA Colds
borough, Capt Gallagher, COmmOd0ree Frailey,
McCanby, McKeepf, 0uesto. and Cola Harris and
DulAney, ana Ae1qk TWiggS and Lieut. Collins OF
the marine cogI9 the latter lCOlan4 at 60 per
month.
GEN Dudley requested that the list BE- printed, as
there are freQuent calls upon him tor these names
and tho pen00ns they get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Failure OF the Penn Bank, % Ptsss'
burg.

FITTSBURa, PA, May FL The Penn bank
OF this city, closed its doors and posted the
touowlng: "Owtng 10 continued run for several
DAYS we have decided that it wise for our ceposi
tors ana al concerned 20 suspend payment for the
present. 1here Is great excitement, and a large
crowd surrounds the bank ofllcers have been
placed at the doors
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New Hampshire Des.ecraas.
TIRE STATE CONVENTION At cosool

TIE STATE CONVENTION AT CONCORD ro-oAx
CONCORD, n. H., May 2i.-The democratic stee
convention met here This morning. There wae
large attendance OF delegates and spectators Ine
convention was organized and the Hon Hosea W.
Parker chosen Chairman Arer the appontmeot
m the usual committees Mr. Parker MADE an a.
dress In which he denounced the protection poncy
n the republican party. lie devoted much OF bis
speech 10 exposing its falacies Tar1n tor revenue
only was demanded. and this was 10 be the kseue
IN the coming campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Lord Churchill AstOntshes the Con.
ServaliyeS.

THE LONDON PAPRRs SAT-.
LONDON, May 21.-All the morning papers COM
ment upon the attitude assumed by Lord Randolph
Churchill last evening In the debate upon the
franchise bill His opposition to Mr.. Broder1cku
amendment 10 exclude ireland from the operation
OF the bl and his vote against II, seem 70 have
taken every one by surprise.
The Times does not hesitate % declare that his
acton shows that despite the reconciliation OF the
tory leaders Lord Randolph Churchill has not ma
terially restrained his native Independence and
dacity."
he Daily ye,os hints at an understanding into
Which Lord Randolph Churchill and the Marquis
OF Salisbury have entered In accordance with
which the former appeals to the Irish vote OF Br-
mingham. The Marquis OF Salisbury" IL sayH,
"appeals to English fears; Lord Randolph Churchiu
TO Irish hopes"
The Standard pronounces Lord Randolphs con-
duct mischievous, and likely TO entail dlsasteR
upon the conservative cause"
The Telegraph however, declares that Lord
Randolph Churchill showed a staJesmanuke grasp
OF the exigencies OF practical politics." IL says,
further, that the young aspirant TO the conserve
tive leadership "is gradually leaving the present
The Morning Post considers the arguments an-
yanced by Lord Randolph plausible, and says they
"deserve and will obtain respectful attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

A Ny D AZ
WHEN YOU HAVE LITTLE LEISURE TAKE
LOOK AT
OUR DISPLAY OF BUSINESS SUITS.
1t ID our pleasure to show them. The assortment Il
arge and varied. and - nice a can b produced
ouR ALBERT FRocKs AND FouR-BurToN
CUTAWAYS
should not be overlooked Their Fit fsultless made
and trimmed in every way equal to made ear.
ments except in price, which il about third hA
dENTLEMEN WITH PREJUDICE AGAINST
READY-MADE CLOTHING SHOULD SEE
2A16 DISPLAY.
ROBINSON, PARKER / CO..
THE FINEST CLOTHING REApY-MADx
s1a g. Z, Comm sxvnrz AND D szzzzn
sp2s
AMP CHINNEYS REDUCED
II Small &c. mediums, SOC. largo, z6cper dozen.
small Burners 70c. mediuma, Soc iarsa oll0pR
dezen Mall orders promptly attended to
4. SONNENSTkAHL'2
ap2 012 7th ssgoot Northwest
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Across the Continent ON Foot.
HOW A KNIGHT OF LABOR PROPOSES 10 HELP TIE


ELNIRA, N. Y, May 21.-Ralph Beaumont, OF
Elmira, president OF the Knights OF Labor, VIII
make tour OF the continent on foot from Maine
TO California He viii start from Bangor on July
3d, and expects to make upward OF twenty miles a
day, delivering lecture every night at some town
on the route on the labor and anti-monopoly ques-
uons. He will advocate the claimspf Benjamin r.
Butler TO the support OF tndepenNent voters as q
presidential candidate. MI. Beaumont expects 70
reach California before the close OF the campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Ear1Sa HUMs1r P,vm

sLhh.E, LhE isPEGCTATok." e AN Insurance JOURNAL.
W tns Inier SITS Of the old system Of level
ph prenhum hish-rste eoInpanes came out in its lat
e wi,n tn an editorial retractus the infamous
cIArses nss oeen max for the last yesr ~, snof
lsus a. sSanst Tie Mutual Fund Life As
Harper. and other Offcerx rhn Us pfssloent L
in shis moyement Of Was; We believe. the pioneer
.ne evils E tnat have heretofore asscteS ths
systein OF asssss' nent insurance and t,s VIC
success certainly shows that the psn pinenonehai I'm
20 Sery considerable extent and i. an .pS ISYu,sS
q Tue sk, and ability with which ts affair,
That Mr Aarper and his .-sociater are con
s e pusnes openly and fairly, inviting inyss,ic.
o ths ,gs .1sc = & here Can r. doubt The obec
reserve fund Life Association and TO Mr. H.utu IutuAa
eonAS and we voluntarily make this stat.mens Pss
s.r rne INJURY o whicn we have the
CnSnnns SsQs- Once Of the association iSSa H .t
Come Ahu INSURE IL kNlGHT. esenernI As,nr .nvSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
AEEAIRS IN EaYPH
PRINCE vIcroRs DECISION,
Amateur Pugiiists Arrested.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. May 2i.-At daylight this
morning, at secluded place nine miles from
Rochester, Patrick SlatteTy, Of Rochester and
Curly Hughes OF Buffalo, amateur pugilists fought
with soft gloves. Marquis OF Queensbury rules The
light was witnessed by over one hundred Rportk
slattery forced the lighting, and whipped Hughes
In three rounds, the latter losing his wind easily
and failing 10 guard against slGtterys blows The
sheriff arrested both fighters and brought them TO
Rochester,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
stabbed HE G:raua.ou.

ST. ALBANs, VT, May 2l.-Grand Isle a Iak0
Champlain town. Is excited over a probable murder
a day or two ago. Jacob Kent, aged eighty years,
attacked his grandsons wife, who lives Ia the same
house, and when her husband came TO her rescue
the old man stabbed him In the abdomen with n
pocket knife The wound is considered fatal The
parties have been living together unpleasantly for
some time past The old man Is thought TO be In
sane. He was arrested and released on bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
l<illtur "A Wtcked wss~.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Adolph Adam, VINO last
night shot and killed Laura Watson an inmate OF n
house OF ul-fame, says that the dead woman and
he were married two years ago In this city. Mrs.
Adam developed vicious disposition, and finally
went altogether 10 the bad, and entered the dis
reputable house where she was shot He sought
her last night 10 get her TO leave the house, and
when she refused he shot her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Axninst the Wucket Shou..

81. LOUIS. No., May N-The merchants exchange
has decided not to permit the market quotations.
which y receives from other points, TO be used by
bucket shops
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR LAYING THE coRNKR efoHR
The laying OF the corner stone OF the new opera
house and armory OF the Washington Light
Infantry corps will take place tomorrow sfter.
noon at half past I'VE. The ceremonies WIN b
entirely Masonic, and VIII be conducted By ne
Grand Lodge OF the District OF Columbia, Myroa
NJ Parker, most worshipful grand master; wash
this city, with their guestA Richmond commAn6
cry, No 2, OF Richmond, Va Columbia command
cry, No, 3; Potomac Commandery, No. & and
De Molay tmounted) commandery, No. 4 W11 form
joint escort 70 the Grand Lodge The waahing-
ton Light Infantry corps wn oct e military
p m on E street, the right resting on IN, aA1
after short parade win proceed 70 the aimOFy
site, corner 18th and streets. where the ceremo.
nies viii be performed. There win be preoenf q
the ceremony, BY special INVITATION the Presddenf
and Cabinet the District Commissioner ofbcov Of
the District militia, honorary members Of the ooruA
M J. w. Aibaugh, lessee OF thcater; Col 0eufRS
b CoRkhfn, judges OF supreme and Distr1ct cour{S
General Ayres and stan. General 6hog1dan -
stan, and al the principal army ofhosn
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TIE CL110AfUN OF THE WOOLrGk0EkRS.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The woolgTowers convention
republicans to attend the republican national
ventiOn, and three democrats to attend the demo
cratic national c0nventtOn-t0 urge the claims OF
the for the restoration OF the tarn OF
1867 on WOOL and to present the ultimatum OF the
nock-mastefs as ret forth In It's platform and ad-
dress
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General Foreign Ncw. bv Cable.

THE SPEECH FROM THE SPANISH THRONE
MADRID, May 2i-AmOng the principal features
OF tne speech nom the throne Is the recommended
uoh that the rank OF the minister 10 Berlin be
raised 10 that OF ambassador. The king exnresses
the nope that the treaty with Ecuador VIII soon b<
Sgned togethr with various other treaties OF COM
nIerce The speech urges the Necessity OF improy-
Ing the condition OF the army and declares that
there only remains the elaboration OF A deflnits
protoco Ior the recognition OF Spains sovereignty
throughout The entire Sooloo arohipelago
AFfAlks N EGYPT
CAIRO. May el.-lhe telegraph line has been re-
stored beyond Dongola, as Tar as Dibbah The gov
ernor OF Dongola has beeL ordered 10 withdraw.
with his garrison, at an early date. The governor
however, Is beyond the reach OF the telegraph
having gone to Meraweh-
FRINGE vICTORe DECISION.
PARIS, May 21.-Ihe BonapartisI papers attach
considerable importance 10 Prince yictors decision
10 leave the house OF his father Prince Jerpms
tlon Plonl and reside in his ow n private apart
mentS This action Is believed q definite repturs
between Prince Jerome and Prince Victor
1.-THE MOST GENIAL CosNoPoIIrEr
LONDON, May 2l.-Both the Telegraph and the
Standard devote leading articles 10 the memory of
sam Ward He is spoken OF as generous ana sym
pathetic, and as .the most genial cosmopolitan
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PASSED THEIR Observation-Disclosures n Gross.
Of Indiana; John A Lejeune, OF Louisiana; Joseph
r Morris, OF Illinois; Willie Med. Rowan, OF West
Virginia: Marcus F. Smock, OF South Carolina: Van
B. Dye, OF Arkansas have passed their examination
cadefa
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