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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-22
Notice.

A FATHER and two sons aged re
IA spectiyely so, 81, and IS, who have
lately arrived Oh these islands, want
labor work of any kind to make living.
Father is good Gardener. Reference
given. Apply to
611 Ivy WISEMAN & ASHLEY.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-22
BANKING NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed
i copartnership under the firm
purpose of carrying on general bank
ing and exchange business at Honolulu,
and such other places in the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable.
(Signed) CLAUS SPRECKELS.
VIM G. IRWIN.
f. f. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. 18th, 1884.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-22
AUCTION SALES
H. H. ADAM MS.
Tuesday. ,sarn. 22nsH.

Tuesday, .sarn. 22nd,
At 10 am, on the premises, Mar
shal's Sale, Honolulu Restaurant,
Nuuanu street, estate of E. G.
McUandless, Bankrupt.
Wednesday, Jan. 2;SrG.
AT 10 am, on the premises, Mar
shal's Sale, Windsor Restaurant,
King street, estate of E. @. McCand-
less, Bankrupt.
The above will be offered first at
the upset price of $500 for the whole lot
Friday, Jam. 25th,
At 10 am, ut store-Regular Cash
Sale. gsY- See Posters.
Saturday, Jan. 26th,
Al 10 am, on the premises, Furni-
ture Sale at Mrs. e. Al. Perry's, Nuu.
anu street.
Saturday, Jan. 26tll,
At IL o'clock noon, at Sales Room
Executors Sale of Real Estate,
South street, adjoining residence of
the late NJ. j. Rose.
e. p. ADAMS, Auctioneer
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-22
The G. r. Bishop,

DAVIS, Commander
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at pm. for Kukuihaele, Honokaa and
Paauhau. Returning arrives at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
4 Scene os kr0ryGr.

PANIC on BURNING Vessel on OHIO RIVER.
PIrrSBURs. PA, Jan Am ACCIDENT occurred 1t
the Davis Island dam. nine miles I.on ts CITY, Al
O'Clock Unis morning, 10y which one man Is KNOWN
10 have lost L,- lie. Wnie Lfee others nave proDa
bly, persisted. Inty stil missing Shortly alter
midnight last night the l0A boats l. " BunIOn and
Joan tase ieTt the Clty with lows for the lower
porlS. ,iclr progress SLOW, owing TO the Ice
anG strong cuIteiIL When Davis Island was
re3cl-ea JIie boats lost control OF the lows and
swung against Jne sOLla pler. Three oI the coai
boats SA 1t cnce, aua the case urIued 10 the he e1d
oi NeNllie Island. where sae lodged. The BQnc1u
was rot - l0rIUlaUe. I he sIOCs of The collislon
inreW tue ire uo,n under nar boilers, and
III two El.GgeS Has burning IN dozen
DislCs- and scene OF The Ut taa0sO confusion Io.
loHe1. The crew, numbering twenty Ine.i, beci.Iile
panic strlcnen ana several JGntea over .OTG. Mid
way between The dana and Neville Island The boat
carce.ed and went down Ia SHALLOW watcr 1ii0
Case, not having Deen injured, put cut .sAwl aud
succeeded In packing up sixteen oI The bunioi.
crew. lie other i0uT are missing Shortly 0iter-
wardS tie body OF Eng lneer Norwood Was fIlcAe0
up. IL L. possible That tle three sil missing have
managed ~ make The shore, but up 70 NOON Today
iley Lad not reported
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Mail transportation.


OFFICE COMMITTEE
The'PostmaSter General has sent to Congress the
report of the committee appointed under the pro-
visions OF al act passed las, March TO prepare an
improved plan Of Carrying the mails on railroad
routes.
In fixing the basis Of compensation. the com
m!ttae say that weight is no longer the chef factor
In determtning the requirements Of the service
space being foremost. While weight becomes a
modifying element o2lr ~ IL helps TO determine
What space VIII be required.
on he subject OF special trims. the conTaittea
submits letter from the British post Office ey-
pi1ng one method o. Increasing the value O. the.
postal service. which in some Of It's phases mi
ee applicable 70 the railway service OF tie Un.fci
Mates. The postmaster general OF Greet Britain
Is empowered TO cal upon any railroad COMPANY to
clr"y mails by train run at Slch hours Us ne ma
ufect ana at speed not exceeding t!it, speed o.
ile conn tT2!'S lr~t-cl9S5 passenger train.
ihe committee recommend thar the e0rnrnpnSa-
Jon TO the railroads Tor carrying the laai,S shall a
determined upon the basis OF the sIpeoa used ara
thH frequency and speed with when tne MATS sra
CNATeYc fn& the space factor Shal! q 1ateYrni.ci
~ me P9Sn }Sfer General, il view CT the needs o.
IN" service modified b. the weight and Frequency
or nc mills that the ray for all 2ai, t~1as..og- !
non snail hereafter be a liked rate per li;carfo9t
o. car ner MI run. II Is iGrC8cr p-0lGg1 in the
report that the Postmaster General alov !,erpa-a
ttie compensation ilDOG any ra.Ir-aI rOutn not TO
eNc.1 HitT Der C4nt1nl p2r &aa}in fp- sod :.
mar trains pe:forlGif StIlce upon sce .ules lied
iy him
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SERGEANT MASON PRESiDES A

SERGEANT MASON PREsiDES At A Strange BAN
QTET-->Gryeant IaSOn. ~" EOt0cu 10 Indians The
h3!ry woman. tie '.b0ne.eSs tnaa. the nViu.
skeleton and the Other ITedhS 0f g.ie Ph1.adei pa
Dime museum yFaa panquGted iv their nc canagar5
it-t hl-nt lac sergeant StI at tie head ui the
tl"ie ana the lat woman, iG1 pounds. WAS "a the
Ioct All 81 the cIlii0s, the PI1Gei3lia Tiblgc
saws. expressed SIlnp0taT- Tor Hiss GrGgln. HE
'iliC2SS:an lady Who vas unable - attend ne
banquet. an unle6hng prlcFit,I joker having
poured seiia' into t.:e beer Vita Whcn she SUI
Tened ner hair Ior show purposes. The skeleton
saw tne uIioTtu13fe ''Circas,an beautr'' y.Ster-
dag and informed her friends last ai-At that she
h;u been shaved and was a. II" tcrSg.j- nut it, .,as
bald IS paving stone" Tne freaks paid close IL
tenTi0n - their victuais ana dad uu ,irte taking
TIE "aE n" indians, the skeleton and the dV arr
u''Toif"t Tlot was appalling. Sergeant Mason
taL three eTc0rlo oI du,k. alJ the '.ft lady l..-
Lleti QaintilN az 4 roast tCrnc:.
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TWO CENTS.
Eioping With EEis Niece.
AN ARDENT GEossIaS FINALLY CONSENTS TO G
CP HIS NEw WIFE

CP HIS NEw WIFE
dispatch from Lexington. Ia. gives the sequel
or the curious eopealent OF Jos l. stewar, with h;s
young niece After getting married tie epJ.n,e
went 10 the g-Ocm's mothers house IN Jack IN
county, where they were Z. cel by JIle yuui :
Iaiys father and friend. When they reached s.i,'
mouse the n"y.y'i ~ led couple hal ere. sy r.
IlVei Mt >teN;lrt, father o. ire blIie. VS. s1rr-
S'i2dea - make no Disturbance .-iI allowed sHa
Trend VINO accompanied hira 10 tct A. mediator.
ne after went 10 the nupjsi chamber and -.
Jos. Stew,rJ out and explained 10 niu the hl.ul,-
ness O. The OffeI,sa committed IN contracting mar
Il re with his own niece. anu tlaG tneIe U..> f,t-
a:iN e. tlNa one 10 tA5 years in The peu.rvnt.arv
attdriied 10 such crime. be tpid A.Ll ne nll>- II
once EiNe up tue Elri 10 hCrIaURer and coGes - 81
u.e>oiIJiHA OF tie marriage for there LG ,-pa-
w isl TIE ciIIILeI word Ia which they co ala tEe
'cttiiet as I-aA AMI vie. lJc ug:t!' co4>-t I.
;it'l tle ofi4e accom- I... her 34.rr n1ra. steps
nave oe10 taken 10 have TIE lldTr.a-. Dissolved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

FEAT OF A SoMEAMBULIsr CHIID.-A strange cas-
OF SOmnambulism occurred on the Rock Island pas
senger train Just before It reached Joliet III, last
Saturday night Mrs Mealey Simmons was trav.
cling from Fairbury, Neb., with her two daughters
They were occupying berth In the sleeping car
when, about midnight, the lady awoke and missed
little Oracle, aged four years The n1ghtened
mother aroused all the passengers, but q careful
search failed to reveal the little one The grief
stricken woman WAS bewailing the fate OF the lost
child when the conductor entered with the waif
the latter crying pt1fully. He had found her in the
third car ahead, In her night -dreae, and when he
spoke the child did not heed him untl he touched
her arm. Oracle then ga2ed about in astonishment
as II awak1ng nom q deep sleep She had fOund
her way through the coaches while the train Was
running at high speed -
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Funeral oI taccs. E-:lt,gErcys.
r2vICEs AT THE HOLE OF ~TE Deceased THIS AZ
IEHS0US.

IN a""ordanca with th. wishes Of the family.
til .n1.Gral Of General \. :. ;u.i;,'.goy3 WIS
:" -h0-. military display. The services were
heit 1T the house. I!: I"unoc-ic;:t avenue at Two
Ncl0ck this afternoon. b"T. Ii. f&..t II The
Clu"c q lllo Ep. Ihan ofliciarin- tn sa.ratar7
nj Nar. vi. y. ". C0rto" u. GI!i All ;Tn.y 0i.a~ in
ta citT. together win ti":' faruiic> and many
n l"' :9.'.,i'Jt pa5J," were ;iT,r1t iona; 5rp.r
lt.Aj@ Ht ft>i-ct ~ the iu"ilJi4 the deceased.
ne :e.nall we're ta:an To tIC Conr.~5,o.lG. ceIac-
terry. me p1I.-beatc"a were Cen. II. {. Wr,gAr.
E0,. T!o-.l0o L. Casey, Gen J. 6. .'aG5r en- a. 4
Icf-, cen Il. &. Dunn. Gen. H. l.. AutyO cen -. i.
Emory Rear !inlal Al :. MURRAY III. =, H. :, n
IN. Mr. Wa Lee, iiCn. THEODORE Lyman. NJ. Tllus.
J. -, .lr. Archibald Calnp5e.i. Gcn Il. G H1at
Coz. L. H. AliDach. and zen. AivorJ.
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3 .,n.:-.an,ls. .scco.,a .s:cndca for Office

N2.Hlf, ta.at, O.ll. bei, and .lUHk.tt and near.y
;l 1i ,.l- Et'sy c- sn,ah.y delegation. waited "a
Gov t!rft. t.ehd. ana recommended ATu0s j. Cum
i..ii-# "a ilr NeN YORK SHft. Tor the position -
.itl- uJct '-.'i .,l, maze vacant by the death
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orTAW =. - %. 81 eut~ ~ the Minnesota aoitr
mis- aNe lata" ta'.- appearance IN ttl, si-Ir,t
Tor fLc ~ . az sell 'ijin- orders for American
GEEr The. are aware that "a. r. has been a shorT
yIan ~ vnas- su C.I1gia du.!aE the pasl wear ard
tat. expect % l.id good ruaraat here
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80 NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Tls U1EF FCIIpING ASSOCIATION. or,-arfzoi'
It.it- - f> w ls s. ii-st -rsIrQ tor the rg <
g-..l- Il sal. - tle Han southwest
tl1li- - l,l~y .vaf.a aHd 18th str.a on TUES
G. meetings Oh TIE s.uvi. tuesday eE,uIng OF each
Ie>t e the Offers el-ct. for tIe rstyear ere to=a
- haze Calt2E ls-rd -; afls II the associ-
~ :. tert-VALJ STfWART rs 1Ist street west
EI,e T.ss1- MITES. D0WLING corner PennsyIva-
~.-r. tGrv-y. II VFTZFT 2l31 II street northwest.
I-s,sUr.r r-L; Us D. VINE corner Pennsylvania
D.rt.tors ! , 4veoN IA alra~i-et Spare
: S. - 0t.- iE'I I street mort invest.
no Ii.N.IN - 44:h street west
\ 3 IA II, .ut} II Strts- riortI west
4 = Nt-tp1 I. corner EH-' and srs n W
$50 ) h5,Al It cor. l5tt and Pa ave.
Y IHsRNL lt5 -.>i street west
care fuI TsnagelDert % the acars Of the association
a = 1Faisef-
intent u : -e s.. eA
shares 3 70 ecl ror month. An advance oe s2oo 10
IeFce1 70 pars WI htrayvu and on advances settled
! nsw s-Tles q = CE Vii bc opened each yea.
subs tC ~J--h De les " r. and cuyies q
the ovrstitCtlC Obt ned from above named
Cffcers. or az the me- sI'- Ius eve'ira named.
" H NLIZEI. Scr .I.rv,
C1i-G-.J.. 2i.,l II street northwest
- NOTICE. TO STOCKHOLDERS TIE AN
T. nTl Ni,+.irG = 5i@ # the Washing
Ton snd AlexE.Jra Tur-f ftE- Cu,u.rauy i called I0r
Tay Statll al. Iayetts streets Alex
ardrla Va e6lou - ye directors ans. a clerk and
Treasurer s9lI.- ,iay s1i-. place
cIz-1avtta7 ALBERT HFwSoN. Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

NEW YEAR m OTHIR CIrIRa-There was gen.
eral suspension OF business In New York city yes
teray, but there was but little calling, the ashi0n
able streets being deserted In Philadelphia, Chest
nut street In front OF the state house presented
scene OF nln and frohc. Bands OF masQueTadeFs In
all sorts Of gTotesQue costumes accompanied by
bands OF music paraded the streets. New Year
Day In Annapolis was quietly observed and was Q
social failure as Tar @ receay1ng" was concerned.
Only few were eat hnme~ to callers, who. how
ever, were not very NUMEROUS.
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4 CurTD-S MyS-rpTors n->.pp

CHTLBS MYSTERIOUS !iISaPPEAE.NCE. Six
teen Months ago poor ia:.l.. rane,. ek!ns lived
near Auncie. Ind. and While there Il ciifld WAS
missed. IL IS uo'y sid that .jeaE-IS and Irt.
Nonan with whom he lived were neN Il married
and that She tod him mat she would never Inatr,
llin unless he sot rd OF TIE boy daughter OF Ih,
hlSeh0il says mat tif hoy TaS brou>iii int t,..
house oe 2ft1rnoJc. III every one kissed hi,a and
that iie went away ,i;. ilal never been seen aiTce
\ grave Ti;S Ioui.d Tie house bI. il contains
10 bOiT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

NOT RELATED TO A KNEW. j. Hampton. a
Cincinnati journalist. recently Wrote TO Jefferson
Davis, claiming relationship. He received tie fo.-
lowing good reply: "Sone years ego a cor
respondent endeayored 10 trace my reiati0nsnip 10
King George Ill. connecting Herewith the theory
that The writer and myself we're the proper heirs 10
a large fortune In England. replied that l must
surrender al claims to the fortune, being quite
sure that was In no degree akin TO George: Dut an
editor is different thing, and shall be very glad
Chat fortune in England not consGered) TO be as
Sured that am a relative OF yours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

TIE SUPREME CoURT.-The L. S. Supreme Court
met to-day after its holiday recess, but rendered
no decisions large number OF cases were sub
JnItLed on printed briefs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
SRGrn &C Their ecsorY.
FIVE CE1SA>,EN WITHOUT TTiEIR QUEUES SENT apRIFr
N TIE WORLD.

u quarter past IL o,2:oc3, yesterday morning
the heavy iron doors of the scate prison at Trenton
cDHnnd a2d revealed in the corridor witiiia tiya
q@2uieS5 Cinnamon. whose faces were i mingled
EXPRESSION CT fear an! nla3siire 4 rarlcn was
granted them after they had served nearly .iva 9.
Their twelve months term. They falgnrna n
. i :rSof. v'orn they hod a.r0co-l5lv s9--.s!.tnG a
=, l':-' Hi>iial taking il shtn~ ar err ta,
During iIn'srs,aoart they, v.~a I,l},IS q l.,sr,
giFir PERFECT |lt4Sf3Ct nG to 1e OEerSa@r5 oi Ch
ialn trl tHr2rEineft ana bccGIai-c Quita popular
Their 'ieaEie-f atificJ;oH was Tie :css o. tEsr
nFfre%, vi:.r. Eecorr isyarcE he'd removed accord
!T 20 ne rl'". There ta. fa- = ile o. i!lst!-
turing s1jt fnr IsirNy5S cn 80 Ground that =
)HSi''iti"'1i Drlri'e. %; Thn Ca cSttnis had been
-ntli,i%tG, hui proceedings wera aever esun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

: ;AaEITA A. >t7.;E = tHFLsDEI PHIA.--ifGoDl, the
ificid ltS ~ Phi 2de.Da41 ca New Tear Dav was a
ft-lt ii iiIa Go!lien Leaf Kew rear club 10 Nf.or
hing. lie c.ro numbers over hundred nt..:.b.y,S
'l al ag ana szt~. AID dressed IN costumes pre-
Sentia:, as great "A variety dis VAS ever seen in A
spectacular drama. When the ci.ib reached the
mayors Office. there was ha ordered b. CaD;air,
Sal2uei Ianufr. The bInd played and the club
oancej lie rac,iuet-tlis was on ne pavement f.!
floj OF the Office. Nh Il was finished Ct ion
c}l5l Ul,oL the mayor and reque Je3 tia. he per-
lat me ciGb 70 en- upon him Officially. The citv's
chsl executive officer saw no iniyru -iety ID this
5" a;I-stilrs tde party marched hating at the en-
Irahce OI he large receipt Oh room hen ire can
tain came forward ard recited an alleged FUNNY
POEM. The recitation Wis not directed TO anT nar-
tcaisr individual. brt during its progress tie mayor
came flo4l his private Office aaI listened 10 n IN
siience. THIS ceremony over TIE crowd iI3ef lrtD
the large reception r00sa. Where tie cant.ln I'd
Idnced and wished Mayor King 4 happy Negy Year
Ills honor made short speech. thlaktng his visit
oIa ior The courtesy Then tne htIG pla-a. sce,-
tons from Excel or. apj dIIi.g the periUrlnan- .
the n5i4tefS OF lie Cilio RECALLED his honor Win
haet aance. executed VIII IA The .bandon clarac-
TegiSglc % The gentlemen composing the .,.I,h A.
lis conclusion they Co1k Their leave, cUuIluia.-
ti.eir march aowa the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

TIT ErTITr COOLEY "Ts?EHT.-Tnrae wee'Zs AGO
Mss Ns' LCl,rl l-fC ier ~ n.iratn."c residence
~ fiIrc sire T. tn most fashionable quarter OF
"ilE"-hlrlP- Pa. since Wilicl, time nnthnr has
been sen OF heard o. ler. Tl.e sum si;ion IS II
* Con,cF has mot c0I1nlI>d sac. ie. that She
WaS aided il yr fi:.ilc t,- - s,.ttintanre rom
G-tGit CITY VINO i@r summer iuet ;iiSS c ,Cay 1T
saratoga. This person /, IS claimed. Oh the night
ot TIE 4@%nneGIan1" of tx Young i2a-, tirGy>. ID
- c-C-sd carriage II ron. - the house. and Il Il
"ts,i eI-I1t Hiss CoO-ty ieit fe- ije..ro0Tl and
I1 .Irr lover Mis- lG0iet. T. the uo5e sle let
urnin,;, st,t7G HAT sil was iite.i ct zen, burden
- 0tue1S. HnaE SO ellr M IBIS ....nent it. is
il Il 10 sly Size WIS worth $40 il .ter own
is:,le, Sh& CON iu.it- able 20 Pay all TIE
trItr snt. Us--t.,.
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Gss T~ial f1r nElDe.
TIE CHARGE AGAINST EEs:TgAa LOUDoN AND HENRY

sort.
In the Criminal Court. Judge Wylie. this after
noon, the case u BeriItm alias Joseph Loudon and
Henry Scott, two colorei men. charged with rane
on Ii coiorei woman named DolIie MOxIey on March
9.h last, was taken up for t.ta Mr. Campbell Car
ragton for the defendants ana Assistant District
Attorney Randolph Coyle for the government. Nr
CoTle, Ior The government, said he expected to
show that LOudOn had been waiting on Dolly: that
he had proposed marriage to her and had '}cen
rejected: that he then Invited her to an enter
tanment and She consented TO go, with the
understanding that a companion "a Hiss
JohnsolD should ACCOMPANY them, and on
The evening In question Loudoa brought a
carriage. driven BIZ Scott and took her to the park
where Scott ard he got drinks, and when Loui0n
got into the hack again he accomplished his pur-
pose: that she resisted and made aHoutcr,, He
claimed that Scott. not heeiing the Outcry, made
himself responsible with Loudon for the act.
The prosecuting witness testified that she fought
against Ioudon, when he drew pistol and threat
eied to Kill her. and she was overcome by him,
window glass or the carriage being broken In the
scufie., She denied that she had been engaged to
marry Loudon.
FIVE THOUSAND CASES OF MEAsLRs-The health
officer, Dr. Townshend. states that there have been
in the District this season about 5000 cases OF
measles, most OF them in a very mild form. Alto
ge.her the deaths from this cause have numbered
about 100 and those generally resulted IRON allow
Ing the patients 10 catch cold on the disease and
run into diphtheria The District, Notwithstanding
healthy condition. There has been of small
pox In the District this season.
STATISTICS OF CRIME IN BALTIMORE.-The police
records OF Baltimore for the past year show that
35s persons were arrested for violations OF law, of
whom i31 were held for trial, and 1859 were held
to bail for trial. During The year Il, ,989 persons
We're supplied with lodging ut the several police
stations; Il 1885 males and 64 females.
ORANGE EXCITEMENT IN IRELASD-There was
great excitement yesterday In DTomore. county
Down, Ireland. The Orangemen there are disap-
pointed because the meeting OF natiOnalistS an
nounced for New Years day was not prohibited by
the government, and have determined to prevent
It's being held. Troops are arriving there to pre-
serve order. There was nationalist tofchight
procession last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

MARYLAND LIE i.2TE RE EctrTS A-E0NS Tie eau
Gus Of the teinocra;c members. ~ the hou m Ar-
I'a]0Ls Nd, last evening dominated Dr. J. Penn
broke nom :0- sneaker; Thomas Moore. Of Balfi-
l1'fs c"l ~, Cliei clark D.. WA I. oie nf alri-
moo city. re'ena. cler.I. and rilIon =. k3a. Of
t4'i! in;ir'lt! "r- III without opposition. Thera
N";1 t.lrG@ clN;itteS for SeT-clDt-at-i rfils-i =
AcN1tt, OF fEut@i. !. :. lewis AM Az En'saI.5 :
A.cNu't was chosen. PEGS v- - M orS The q Aa
officers vii 10 chosen t The committee on e-a nya-
tiol 10 democratic ciS C. thu senate ala 3 the
following nominations: see as, .oin i. Miller,
of cecil: :h2f-n-, CLERK. Joan =. fGUCaIfari Os
"e":i X count; fo'r'i X *, Nln. g. l;j.GcIi, OF
:ari.: serge t.at-ar1lS, U.-.c- Nod. u Bart1Gore
city, GoorEee!1Gr. Benz. = ShGtC", q Na-iiiii.t c
county: assistant C}Tic@p2r. d. Rf:4a.; Il,.7r q
'r1t7ea Anne: ef-ToSs Cio",; (;aO~r ~ i:a.a ct
Ni"o.n!-a- 1ne lec- ,latI-o VIII mcet ro-da,
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ODONNELL NOT A MOLLIE MAGCIRE.-Capt r. J.
Linden, Pinkerton detective, who was at the head
OF the Reading Coal and Iron police at the time the
M0llie Mcguire murdererS were arrested convicted
and hung, said yesterday OF a report that O'Don-
nell. the slayer OF Carey. OF four notorious
leaders Of the MOlie Magures: SIT Is simply ridi-
culous to say that the O'DOnnell who killed Carey
was ever a Moilie Mcguire. There is a MOllie Ma
g1llre who escaped whose name is James, alias
friday ODonneu, but these men do not resemble
each other at ALL You can tell the two are not the
same parsonage by looking at their pictures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

A THOUSAND CHILDREN FED-A dinner was
given in the Old Central church. at Fan River.
Mass, yesterday to 900 poor children. The affair
was arranged by the Christmas Cheer club, which
was recently organized by members OF the various
churches Major Braiey presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

DEATH FROM TRICHINoSlS.-ETnSt Dix. one OF six
made sick with trtchlnoSiS several weeks ago. AT
Bloomington, from eating raw pork sausage, died
yesterday after enduring great agony for a long
time. Adam Gull, another victim, died two weeks
ago Several others are not expected TO live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
a Vhearer burned.

BISGHAyPToN, NY, Jan. 2.-TLe Academy of
Music and Doyies hotel adJoining were burned
cary tas mo- hing 1Ae loss Is about &l2,000, sld
the Insurance $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

GEN. MAcKENzIE's CoNDITIoN.-Gen Mackenzie
arrived at the Bloomingdale Asylum, New York,
last night, accompanied by his sisters, DR..
Middleton, Of the army, and corporal The as
sstant superintendent at the asylum said last night:
s.Gen- Mackenzie Is nearly recovered from the Ia
Cxue incident to his Journey. He LOOKS much
broken In health, but Is cheerful and hopeful. He
made no objection 70 coming here, and complies
readily with all advices given him by his h1e0dA
Ae Is ct times hiladous, but never noV.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

COMMISSIONERS AFPoINTED--tpon the rPcoM-
mendatton Of the governor OF Irdiana the PreS,-
dent has appointed Clem Studebaker ami " F.
Nlshet. OF Inliana, to ha commissioner: to the
World ; Industrial aud Cotton Centennial EXpoai-
ton IL 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
A RcIliyerena anu Keeper.

OTTAWA, oST., Jan. 2.-Donald McNullln, WHO
keeps a sort or halfway house on the River du
lieyre about sixteen Ellles above Buckingham.
deTJook Ia II L.gJ 10 put dlsorderly crowQ Out o1
his mouse by uslIlg sword. one OF those expelled
made his way 10 rear OF the premises, and, nnd-
ing a sno-el, attacked McMuliin Win il, aI1iicuag
a severe wound On his shoulder. AcAClliu, II .
said, then took up loaded musket ana nred upon
his aSSallanIs. MounQAng Two Of them.
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kilograms to The Star.
MURDERED BY Russlss HiRluSrs.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN THE wEsr.

A FR1GHTFUL RAILROAD COLLISION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
Washington News and Gossip.
GOvFRNMEST RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internal reve-
hue, S226 G5Q4s; customs. 1854. .239 46.

JUDGE MCCRARy's REORGANIZATION. Geo. ".
McCrary has written to friends in this city stating
that he has positively resigned his position cir
cult Judge OF the eighth judicial district He has
resigned il is said, i'll order TO accept the position
OF counsel for the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe
rairnan-