Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

Before and After.
From the Chicago Herald
"Clara, what makes you sit 60 close to
George when he calls Saturday night? hope you
will not forget the proprieties, my child"
"Oh, but ma, George is dreadfully deaf"
yes, remember your father was troubled With
the same complaint before We were married, but
now cannot so through his pockets In the morn
ing without waking him up'
The WRECKED STEAMSHIP AMsrERDAx.-The
names OF the !ost on the wrecked steamship Am
Steeraye passengers, and Trelnmer BrOmmel,
coal Passer It Is thought that the cause OF the
wreck was an tnaccuracy OF the steering compass,
owing to weather disturbances.
BISMARCK BULLYING THE BRITrsH-Prince Bis
marck has Instructed Count Won Munster, German
ambassador to England, to ask Earl Granville,
British foreign secretary, what measures England
indennites also to urge early and energetic action
to punish the 0utrageS inflicted by English Usher
men IN the North sea on German nshing sloops-
Inc Worth German Gazette reproacheS the English
press Tor Its persistent efforts to incite France
against Germany.
LOVE, ANGER, AND observation-disclosures tpert,
OF New York city, a very pretty girl OF eighteen,
4uarreled yesterday morning with her lover, Aaron
BarenZ, with whom she was living in that city.
After he left the apartment she took $500 belonging
to him and 5000 worth OF 1ewelry, mostly her own.
and went to Philadelphia. BY the time she reached
there she was over her anger, and, stricken with
remorse, she started to take the next train back.
JuSC as Sne was entering 1t detective, accom-
panied by Barenz, arrested her and took her to a
stationhouse In Philadelphia. Here explanations
followed, love was triumphant, and this morning
the reunited pair returned to New York.
A DESPERATE FIGHT IN TRxAs.-Samuel Faulkner
and Henry Allen met two brothers named WoOdal
on the road near Fredonia, Texas last Monday,
and attacked them with Winchester rifles The
party diSmonnted and fought from behind their
horses Nearly twenty shots were exchanged.
Alien was shot through the heart at about the
Nth round. one Of the WoodaiS was shot in the
shoulder and neck and disabled. The other
WOOdal and Faulkner then closed with bowie
knives. and fearful combat ensued. In which
Wooal was stabbed just below the heart. Faux
Der then turned TO look after ais dead companion,
Allen, and as he did 80 he rec lived bullet In his
breast from the pistol or the cid WoOdal, who
was living on the ground with his neck and
shoulder split open. Faulkner may possibly re-
cover, out both the W0odaiS will die. The fight
was the result OF an Old feud which originated In
Arkansas, where all the men once lived
A LAWYERS DOwNFALL.-Wm. j. Lansing, law
yer OF CohoeS, NY, was arraigned in the police
court OF that city yesterday, charged with drunk
with a large stone paper weight, cutting his head
badly. AT the Statlon-hOuse he drank quantity
OF kerosene OIL Lansing was once O brilliant
lawyer.
KILLED By HIS BROTHER-TwO brothers, William
anu Thomas Jennings. aged respectively 10 and IL
years, QuarrelleG Wednesday, near P1ketOn, NO.,
when the younger plunged knife into the neck Of
the other. Severing the jugular vein, and causing
death in a few minutes.
The emperors OF Germany and Austria took leave
strative manner, kissing and huggtng like young
lovers IN their guShfngeSC state