Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

lost ccnn1cHce in himself n .eulo.ei a tn'-i,,e
ol about eco wear. but with hl, love Tor tu, r.
pleasures tina. mon,l can lllrcnaSf he lar y ,t
hiS pockct-hOoS When Ee Received a SUNNY Z
iuDds from England he lei a sCay u,r, Ut Nal,t
soon s-et rid or his money ana .hta would bon W
nom hts friends or I've urun the money fuful--,I
INN by his acquaintarc"N. n" was a. eNIrayaa1ng
over women a. he WAS IN other igaTft ~ aud "a "A
owing 10 ads hong list If lHNV Intends taAt d. .,
into his present trouble Mere II nj tsr il- ,,1E
cscapade Re might have lived an b,l--lui is-rify
and have continued 20 Ice Loyl Ab.r -rruny sruui.
| the best people A. IL WI, ne rushed into io-
toriyty ana his record was 's Tor Ans acctsJD aud
BtIine al Rome.
HOW lib RECEIVED NEWS oF uiS NaNINArIoS-UIs
pAuGu1EkS ENTII-SIAsN.
Augusta Letter ~ Nrw York Trils,s,l,
was with Blaine while Tie news from The hql-
lojing came ana for some two hours l,.to-a IL,
related incidents OF his lifat many OF them .ye-
gestcd 10y the situation AZ That time. he seemed
10 DE- entirely free from any care trouble ar ,py-
iety. He said TO one day ~ am Al n Si,t,, az
mind where, whatever happens am ,.nu,a,r D,
lh" huulllldtlon CONES 10 M n VIII cl,,, uf-
lie no part Whatever In tl:r matter. and hay,
| steadily refused my strongest and ls~t frlsu,5
| any cooperation or advice. IN regard 60 ta
| candidacy tor the pr SicItcY.~ q VS. a,,..,
with him uuiil auUai ufr,.u' minutes a. .fsra 80,
dispatches came. During IEat tnu, he WAS t,..r-
/ fectly calm and free from 5INI.TK ar t,r.,,.r,,
IA The vote Of each state would come ia hn
would make som" comment GA n, SAILING that
such vote was LANCER or Smaller than hr sup
I j Iii
down as They came IN. / kept tauy of thea ana
when The entire vote was received is.fogy. I rad
! added the votes he s.ild: IL think Mr. VuImar
! ih4t YOU VIII thc That Arthur VIII lead ga tlus
/ ballot" ] said: No. YOU are lafOtak,u" "a.
SIZE h,ii a have ben watching the t-ure, siId
'hlhE Arthur VIII lead slightly Just al tA1t
moment Flushed tahulstibE the returns ana
! found that he had 33l VOTES TO Arthpr'- -
/ when j told HIM thl result Ia said: .-ilsr "a
! just about what some ~ ms friends ioll iur j.
would be. But thought Il uld I'm OF lt;t.s'
While the second isiat Was cainin. in he sand p,
! nm
/ INTO the gCrltn." lie went ua.t w.sh rhc !
dren ana sal down il The h:nHnocA. [ Kept -
work on the iigGr Ia the a"i>ca latte S.Hre,
bat hllalE tarA h"A3n 10 cane ~ - slow tl4ai /
gave IL ur and went ont, Too Then Margdl,s
Blaine went 20 the telephone and X, pt tally
After the third ballot the aut>,i ioa uf adjourn,
meni came NJ which MAS Il decide Abrl her ,.r
biine would gel Tie n"nnagon or uot, Tor tha,b
VINO were opposed u Liza WG'.id yois GO adjourn,
aud those who were IA his flNtr WOULD zutr a.-al,I
the Adjournment When tn's vote, u"Wn The mo-
tloh 10 ADJOURN we Knew VIVA; ~" r..r w,ai De.
| Ms Blaine and the children 49,. ss..i-,. A.i-s
Stanwuud, Mrs ana Mis- Mau.,y ga -. 81 III
Norway; Gr. Alden Sprgc0e II IA. 49, -.p.,. ! M
nal; Mrs Holman lliG Mcre Win ltl s,.,7, H.,
announcement was made. We heard - g.. onf .t.la
the hous.. where Margaret was "a Ia. i..,,..,.
and Instantly she rushed out of the hoes ail oar
The bank 40 the hammock ,sh"rr her father a5s
sitting ana threw her arms srolHd hin. ao -
az she recovered breath she made thc gnnou3,c-
ment That her father Nominated. ana IAui.eh
we did not 81 The figures uni, iatc ia a., ryeriaI
tllat was sufficient. Mr.. Blaine d.~.-ne -.I A.5.-
SCI rom M:ire1r''. arose from The hali.. t 'ynt
over 10 his vie and kissed abyr i,op, ;y,s. II
over The town were there In i itw nilnGt-.'
Nevs, Briefs.
The Investigation into the defalcatlcp of cs-Sfate
Treasurer Ihoin.' J: Churchill OF Arkansas, shows
a total deficit of 90 so.
Count sodertni was married I'm Rome yesterday
10 Miss Stone, II Philadelphia. Ctrlinal JarniLi,
the pontlilcal secretary OF state oili, irt al lIs
/ ceremony.
Marian +. Markham. the wife Of Arthur r. Mark
nam, better known ~ Frank Murlauui. The artor,
Yesterday obtained absolute divorce. IRON hiii
III Phllaieiplla The proceedings began IA isil amt
The grounds Tor the dvcrr" v ere AIS lufi.ie tly1
new Oh wei W&S oiencdat oil CITY Pa. ycstcr-
Gay, which flows at the raJo of 1900 barrels per
John r. Caldwell, a veteran Of the late ,rar. vos-
t"riay shot and killed In Philadelphia Mary KELLY.
his mistress. pretty Irlsa woman, was a5 ~
p years Old.
HYDRoPHoBIA TWELVE YEARS AFrFW THE RrTr-
German g1r residing al ohio Herr inner c,,pr.iy
y. Y, was bitten 10y dog about Twelve wears n
she suffered no serious rc- !, N,,.l, 4 scar on the
arm. The other day She b,pin pri.fu lttp a ,n,r
frothed at the mouth. aud az times lr, Ir Hio,i.
dreadiE the sight OF water. While m h.r s,a.l..s
mr. whnic arm turns purii@h color shr l-.sU.-
1cr1ng from hy4r1phnula IN liS yirul"Ht furII ..ll
physicians say She can 1--we 4 i''S days only.
LOVE AND THR PTSToI. ~ RarEIuoRP-V.aif.-
Ifrrel, Baltimore youth, twcn,y years cot .-r.
yesterday attempted suicide liz Si,tbi btu~,,,T m
IN" head with pistol on account ur hove trprn,s
lie Was sim conscious last night. and his sweet
heart was at his bedside watching win hnn-
Frank liouchat and pretty ada SnelIu-1.r. oI Sal
thnotf loved each other, but Aias la her obJ'prl,
So their meetings Were often Interrupted. ffhally
Frank persuaded Ada To 20 To his LuIne and i've
s T ad ln IN y m aa a@ a 5 ff aga 5 FRANK nd
with their pistols. but nUI,u5y was hit Frnrk saws
he viii HARRY Ada. The col4batants were both az
rested.
SPRrEISG SrrrE>rs.-A party Of Amherst senior
reused the whole nCbprlipod of that paT1 ~ Am
herSt village known "Ea,t street early SUNDAY
morning 10y rotous behavior. They broke The don
Of the East-,tiert congregational curch. louudcd
upon the doors of private dwellings and broke ~.
erai Windows large party UfclLil,.nS assembled,
and with the aid OF cnnStahl = alturcd the MOLE
party nut one six s"ulor> w'r"'b"und over g
charge or drunkenness and rloiuus behavior. anc
their case comes up oH "Wednesday at The very hour
that they would have graduated Under the COZ
lge rules TIE Offenders are no longer members OF
the institution
KILLED BY Hrs JEALoys WIFE-A brutal murfeB
WAS committed last saturday In Iendtaton county.
W. Va. Bernard Shaver, elderly man. tp'ius
fatally beaten with club 10y Amanda SiInIuuis
who claims TO be his wife. The old man sr,lns 10
have lately been attentive to n Younger ,.,ruan
which raised the Older womans jealousy and dur
ing quarrel with shaver nn the subject She l.at
him over the head with club. shaver died short
time after the beating. His asSallant was arrested.
DIVORCE IN HIGH LIFE.--A dispatch from Win
Chester, Va, states that about two weeks ago Ms.
Virginia Wright BratIon ana Edwin X A. sefg-
man. Of New York. came 10 that place, and tile
lacy began proceedings through him as her next
friend 10 obtain a divorce from her husband. who
is said TO be IN Paris She Is sai1 10 d. niece of
beauty the magniiicence Of her I0ilaTr,,. and tha
general air OF mystery surrounding her appearance
mas SET tlle village gossip All alOg the matter.
Mr.. Seligman has returned 10 New York. alld Tie
reason Tor his Interest In the case Is unknown
------s~S--
SUICIDE BY STARvAuoS-IiZZie Brasey, OF
White Cloud, Doniphan county, Kansas the wo-
man who undertook 10 commit suicide by starva-
tlon succeeded IA Sunday morning She wholly
abstained from food for the period Of fifty-ihTee
days during which tifne she stubbOrny refused to
speak. Before beginning the self-lrnp0sed starva-
ton she had lain seven weeks bed OF sickness,
and her system was, therefore, much reduced when
she began An autopsy revealed the fact that her
organs were all perfectly healthy. The formal
dict OF the physicians WAS death by stary alton.
When she took the strange freak she had al un-
pleasant quarrel with her father. and this together
with the loss OF little niece. whom she had reared,
affected her, and she resolved upon committing
suicide She first tried chloral. and that failing
quit eating
MARRIED..
ROsSETER-KEARNY On Monday, June 30th 1884,
at the residence If the parents Of the bride Mount ps-
Ait ID. c.. by the Rev. q. r. Patch, EDMA ARD g RoS-
SETER. Of kewanee. Illinois. and JEANETTE B.
daughter of James V. Kearny
BRCIN. Of cholera infansum on Monday June anst
1884. at O'clock y m, ROBERT HENRY SON OF MAJ,
tie T. and Delany Bruin, aged seven weeks
CHISM Departed this life Monday evening June m
1sS at IL 80 D. Miss ANNIE CifISM aged 3 years