Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-10
Nawsty Treatment Of NIr. Dana,s Pro-
tege.

NaWsty Treatment Of Mr. Dana,s Pro.
tege.
From the New York Sun
Some day John Griffin Carlisle will be profoundly
ashamed OF his nasty treatment of William s. Hol-
man In organizing the committees OF the House OF
Representatives.
KEEPING THE CONGREGATION IN THE CoLp-An
organ was recently introduced into the Presbyte-
rian church at ShannOnville Ontario, Canada. An
antt-Organ member went to the church early Sun
doors The Rev. Prof. Mowatt, OF Queens college,
Kingston who was to have preached, arrived at the
church with large number OF the congregation,
but the aEti-OrganiSt obStinately refused to open
the door. The Gay was extremely cold and after
waiting hail an hour outside. negotiating with the
rccalcitrant member inside the eXaSperated con-
gregaton put their shoulders to the door and
forced 1t.
PLANS FOR Using AN OLD ARsESAL.-The Pixies
vile, Nd. arsenal property which was given by
the United states government TO MARYLAND for
duced In the legislature yesterday proposes to
change the arsenal into a home for tmbecileF and
feeble minded children and persons Another, in
PRODUCED by Mr.. Brady. OF Baltimore county. wants
TO turn 1t into state agricultural and expert
mental station In charge Of a state chemist. The
duties OF that officer to anayze everything in
the shape Of fertilizers. cattle food. &c, offered.
Another bill by the same gentleman requires all
fertilizers in the state to be subject
10 an analysis. SO as TO determine if they up
the required standard.
X.
E. Wenrick, of Marion township, Pennsylvania. as
sisted by a posse, arrested nine desperate tramp
burglars, on a warrant Of Squire ". j. Deck. OF
StouchSburg. The party broke into the school
house ana demolished the shutters The same
party also robbed nalnber ii stores and resi-
denceS. After their arrest they made desperate
bre TX for liberty four OF them succeeding In making
their escape. The other five were forced to accom-
pany the officers TO the Office OF Squire Kintzer. In
Wolnelstor1, at the point OF revOverS and shot
guns. They We're committed to jail. The escaped
men, after whom nulaber OF shots We're fired, left
bloody marks in the snow.
FooD ADUL1ERATIoN IN BALrIMoRE.-Mr. c. II.
BrookS, Uf baltimore. who sent a communication to
Mayor LatrObe OF that city, relative the appoint
ment OF an inspector OF food called upon the mayor
Yesterday and gave him data In regard to the
adulterattOn OF food He showed a formula for
making milk, which is used by milk vendors. He
stated also that pudding manufacturers often pur-
chased diseased cattle for making buildings Other
1000. he Sa1d was equally adulterated. The mayor
referred the gentleman to Health Commissioner
Benson. The appointment OF an officer TO prevent
adulerated food from coming into the city for sale,
as designed by Mr.. Brooks. would require the
passage OF bill to that effect by the legislature.
THE WAR IN THE ToNQUIN-An explosion which
occurred at Hanoi on the 2Sth ult destroyed two
batteries OF French artillery. One man was killed
and three others We're injured. several houses
and. the barracks OF the battery We're badly dam
aged Two thousand Annamtes attacked French
post. which was held by 5Omarines. After several
hours OF hard fighting the enemy Retired With the
loss Of 100 In killed and wounded.
A MlLL1ONAlRES STRANGE NILi.-ThP will OF
Julius Hallgarten. who died recently in Switzer-
land, was flied III New York yesterday The estate
Is valued at over s. 100000 the bulk OF which is to
go to the testators Albert. now an infant when
he reaches his twenty-eighth year. In case he dies
before this time, the will provides that his share
snail be divided into II equal parts among as many
Charitable eoocallonal or pubic Institutions
PILGRIMAGE TO VICTOR ENMANUELs ToMB--The
In Rome took place yesterday. Pilgrims arrived
rom all parts or Italy, and it is estimated that
$1,000 We're IN the procession: The procession
marched TO the Pantheon, and for two hours de-
MED before the monument erected over the tomb
OF the late monarch, upon which We're placed 400
wreaths and other floral tributes. During the
opposite the Pantheon and ATTEMPTED to stab him
self, but was secured by tie soldiers In attendance
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
" BEGGAR STUDENT:"-,Mr. WIN: F. Frick counsel
circuit court IN Baltimore for an INJUNCTION to
strain Chas. F. Ford and John T. Ford from pro-
ductng the "Begglr STUDENT at Ford's Grand
Opera house, on the ground that the right to pro-
Once the play belongs to Mr. McCaull, VINO saws he
purchased the right from the agents OF the author
The hearing Will take place Friday before Judge
Phelps. F0rd's version OF the opera now being
performed at Ford's Opera house in Washington
was taken from copies published in Germany and
England, and purchased In August last OF O New
York music dealer.
WOMAN's SELF-CREMATIoN-MrS Mary Hub
bard, an aged widow, who made her home with Mr.
Bowdle near Fredericksburg, Md, committed suicide
the other night by burning herself to death. She
had only been at Mr. Bov:die'S two days and hay-
Ing before attempted to set fire her clothing was
closely watched. About dark she was missed how
ever and on going out to look for her MI BOwdle
saw lre In the woods, and at once Suspecting the
cause ran towards the light. He found the woman
completely envelOpel In flames from head to foot
In tearing away her clothes he was himself severely
burned. The desperate woman said she wanted to
die, because there was nobody TO take care or her
She fingered In the greatest agony some hours
About thrty-hve boxes OF matches were found in
her trunk.
CENrENARIAN FROZEN TO DEATH-Mr Nichols,
nom Baltimore, reported Tuesday that j.
GluDb colored. reputed to be a centenarian, who
bad been for long time servant in the employ OF
the family OF MIR: Ihos. Hall, On the road between
Baltimore and Belair, was found frozen to death
near his home on sunday morning last
NIHILIST OUTBREAK EASTERN RUssIA-It
has recently become known that nlhtism is spread
Ing with much rapdity in the eastern districts OF
European Russia bordering upon the Asiatic from
tier In the capital town of Perm, where there are
many workers In leather, wood and metal, n,lIner-
Gus arrests have been made OF members OF The Sc
cret societies, and revolutionary documents have
been discovered In their possession. Prot Bind
Ing OF the Leipzig university has created some ex-
element by recent lecture in which he violently
denounced the governments OF the United States
England and Switzerland for harboring socialists
nthiliStS and regicdeS, thus encouraging the anat
cal aims OF men who respected no established sys-
TEN OF government and Who proposed nothing but
anarchy and blOOdshed.
MARRIED A MAN TO SAVE HIM FROM JA11-Suste
Bradley, the Minersville, Pa, young lady. sur
county prison yesterday morning She asked for
an interview with Dennis Pike, the young man who
made brutal attack on her life week ago. She
sought legal advice and learned that w1fes test-
mony cannot be used in trial against her nus
band. AS she was the only witness to the actual
beating and shooting. she resolved forthwith to he
Pixies wife and thus secure his release from prison
The district attorney brought the matter before the
court. and it was decided that it would be best for
both parties to have the wedding place at once
justice OF the peace soon appeared in an ante
room, and In the presence OF large crowd of at
tOrneyS and others Dennis Pike and Susie Bradley
were made man and wife. After the groom had
received moral lecture from the court the couple
left.