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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

'"G!SE9 ay His y MIFz It i believed the man
Who i1'ri@Er- Hecd tue ri } bunker 1t, WaaDa.;:
49, IL III Il yer &Co. / Ole Van ;ey:r r-n..a
W'' = H|N serving = terra IjF assault me ii.5.I-a
0t correction II Milwaukee,. I.p has been ari'a-.
on the following. statement ci :.:S wife: .'TarCer
lass his ..aine n stevens POINT The nJ before the
lHniH'. jl.'t With }!i.'t iriiil. s.nl 1r2iszsi TO
.rt"cHL \ Gdnrir Shot dc d. bat t..ia;I T..r,
la- VIZ II an ar-c3fi"llta. When n7xf sS7, him
20 nst -. ne shirt 1rs: the lthr oi ,n lil,;r-
DER : " :. ined With blood. ~ aS3.pG ne -
l,a- II, Wlicl: 1. lie then told lne h fad killed
EiCtL."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02


FRENCH WINE PRoDUcrroS--Gen Walker T. s.
consul general at Paris In his annual report to the
Secretary OF state says that the production Of Wine
In France in 1859 Was 1904 $50 heetolltres below
the average for the preceding ten years. Since the
appearance or phvoxera the vintage varies each
year between 25,0)0,oo0 and 100000 hectolitres
THE GREESBAcK TEST CASE. - In the United
States Supreme Court to-day the greenback test
case was submitted Oh briefs without argument.
Nr EfiGunds stated that the principal br1ers of
site had not arrived. but he mad telegrarhed Cen
buter. and had no doubt they would ba here to-
morrow. This is the cose agreed upon some time
ago by Cen Butler and Mr.. Chit tenden TO tas. the
constitutional right of the government TO continue
the 5reenbacAS in circulation after the civi war
ceased.
LIEUT.. HARRER AT TOMSK.-Sccretary Chandler
has received the following cable message from Min
lister Hunt, at st. Petersburg. dated yes;cr lay
'HarheT telegraphs from TomsE his arrival there
Yesterday, anu expects TO reach Creahurr bv the
l5-n last" Lieut.. HARDER has charge OF the bodies
oi De Long and comrades. and is bringing them
home Via st. Petersburg.
LIEUTENANT VIA. J. Moore has b8en detached
from duty at the Washington navy yard an! or
dered to the ossipee. Lieut.. Ch.s. NJ. Mccartney,
detached from the Wyandotte and ordered to the
SpeedWell
CoMNIssIoSERs APPoISTED.-Jpon the recom-
mendat!on Of the governor OF Indiana the PreS,-
r
Nishet. OF Inliana, to ba commissioner: to the
World ; Industrial and Cotton Centennial EXpooi-
ton IL 1884.
TIE PRESIDENT has signed The commissions OF 4.
l. NT!lian 10 % L. s Treasurer. =. o. Graves 10 be
Assistant Treasurer. and Walter Evans to be Con-
missioner u Internal Revenue.
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senator German and Representatives HeIaer-
soii bifSna,n and Adams.
t'E,. H. l. ABE0TT. commanding the torpedo de-
Dot atsWitlet5 Point. came to Washington to
attend the funeral OF rt'n. Humphreys today.
PEELINIsAsV DEBT s;TAr;.Af.;7-T!ta l!..ijt stste-
HlHnt ISSUED to-day snow le 'iecTa Of III nr,i1,1
DEBT during the month Of December 81 ll3 ;;i
deere&S' oi debt since .IlnH 70 1S:, - is3 cash
aVallafe January j, l-si. ~ T., -
TIE CEDARs or LIE ,SaN.-2.l: Eo1es9n, L. s.
consul II Beirut. SYRIA IN III anE,al report TO ,hn
Secret ~; Of State s.y' th3i IL >yTil there il npt
such thing, 2s i1T. :. There &!h S9,i,n sftI q,
2roTe' IN the LebJupn, the ;aher % wA.c is u.s..
n making ri;i,c1 i. Iie iti4rls C. - .4rc. -
thH LED mon !, notHipg }aog" thaU -.oIl Of tr,'-
in"Nt oi WAith have been caUnai u.li >.a:- "a =.
many Ways. Til" lCral au-lur,Es az. ,p., i.-,-
tL-tg Wif1f l. eft ~ ttz~ G.,: cs An eu ,!,t Il.
Ms DS.n tU.' arct,. tt'i'Ig cedar. ri
people are no iGn.,1r allow ri - til "a ~ .;tftsy
l-th nor it' th' .-Tfr' = ~ III" r.ca;,- , :,.!
- 90 used a. taIErt~r. - ~ EHlI- :, - an
RS; ce4Ifs Fl. tlI- is.:s.ated -,t were cU GOWN
uDa DyILeti l3T Eitcii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
TIRE FoUSrARY SEVER.

The York on tie boundary ineryng,t.Ilr sezv4r i
making slow progress 1J this sel-pa. Contractor
ACi,erS SectiGn.; e third, r. usiie with thpcrcr,l-
jiJp oi less than 80 feet. /; yer iins!ar progress
The fourth section is tied IN Tnr northwestern
pnrtan, which is 10 De discharged into Rock clea.:
IS IN ii fair way of cOilTltt on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

VICTIM OF THE IAZoO CITY R3or.-EritZ Eo,-
der. who was wounded IN The ARRAY 1T YazOo CITY,
Mss, on Christmas exc, died Monday night. MI.
Io.der was county treasurer Tor The ,I.st four
years, ard was highly REGARDED as q citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

LIEUTENANT VIA. ]! Moore has been detached
from duty at the Washington navy yard an! or
dered to the Ossipee. Lieut.. Chas. VI. Mccartney,
detached from the Wyandotte and ordered to the
SpeedWe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

TIE HrRDER or IIECT. col sUnEIkrN.
~. .lHf>5t R6. Ian s.-fhe Official who was
W.tA Lieut.. col. SiideiAln when he WAS killed last
Friday rigat in a house ar New,Sy PrcsY.. 1 tui
"to vas badly Hounsiel n The time. D. d!.t
a. ui- l Gst.s. An Investigation q! rl,. ,lr,tuu-
s. in"-@ cuiiie' Il Ni,h t..e inar shows there .
q 4 -F.sa struggle hCtW.,I. tiie a~~.Iiiaute ana
iht ~ Gst1 l.l.A. Blood ais been traced IRON IL.
room IN Winch the al ia was made 10 the str--i,
aAaFding eFidrnc" tndt one aJ least uf he l1ur-
nrIerS must have been severely wounded. II has
teen aSrert ng'l That Tll. Llalf-t- s,sfn-r,l an,
deH1, The nrlnrli - leader lLsr,Jf iripE an ~
ar.lrry officer u.tnei Itrai.n who +, relieved TO
;le Identical with JalousAi. Th' nihilis' The aitt
has been arrested. Co. Su,l..in ana hIs tpntrat-
'uB welr att3cSei While they gcre sitting With
ihtir back "a tn" door. 5auisdSHl WAS f.r.lrfiv a
mein''1r Il he terrorist party. uui brcame s.lpar-
th-it cenfelt 10 HIuaarrlicdl pIfnclp!e, and las
Geno1iued 10 the u;AU1Ies tyvCIii y- ga niaiIiss
An Hc>oR FOR GE,. IG>ArIYFF
IT. PETIFshukG. Jan. 1t * runored that
minister OF commerce j. about being created Dy rht,
czaT. aHl thai Gen lgndIirn VIII bc made It's ch.r
TIE PROPOSED FURNISH EAfEDIIoS To THE soU-
VIENNA. Jan. 2-It l. stated that the negotiations
between England and Turkey TIA relation 10 the dis
raich of iurl- II expedition 10 the Suudan, I'D
operate against III Mahdi. haNe fallen through
CAB nRIVI ~ STRIKE
PARIS. Jan. IA number oi the cab drivers OF THIS
city have organized sliAe in order 10 enforce heir
oo!ls,i TO pay The company frnn which they hire
Tie eADS Tor the use oi jaem Oh sunday.
RECEIVED BY THE czAk
st. PrTERsBURG, Jan 2-Ihe car yesterday re-
c'lNea N'tl Apperl. ILe Ee~Is appointed sIuba-sl-
dor from France 10 Russia tien. Apper; made a
formal presentation oI ri, credentials.
Ma BIGG.R USES HARD LANGUAGE
DUBLIN, Jan. 2--DcSilt. the proclamation OF the
lofi lieutenant prohibiting a gathering OF the
n-tiondi>tS NJ ,out- niit county Calm. lion. J. &
Ei--aT. member o. parliament aRd member OF the
oi-iliZlI committee Oi the Irish national league
S-iIEvd = TIE depot there and was eu-
Enthusiastically received by large crowd. The
Magistrates and force of police We're also
prcsen al the depot The magistrates waited ulsOu
Mr. blggar. and handed hun copy of the procla-
NATION prohibiting the meeting MI Biggar
mounted car and drove of. followed by his friends
ahd the police the latter preventing any assembly
c tn crowd ia mass meeting. az was expected
At a dinner given IA his honor IN the evening by
tHe ndtlonallsls Mr.. blggar made an address. in
which n" : ~ that lac was not aware how Earl
spencer lord eiitenE IL or Ireland obtained title
u AIS property: bEt ess some Successful prosul-
lLte or cAuIra f0bbcr ataaSSed IL years ago Eari
spencer would probably. at the present day, have
been d DRUM eu lUroeDre2Aer.
z Strike A-ainet a Reduction.
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KILLED pw LIrE Srrrn,1.---r-,,.

KILLED 2y HER STEPDACGTTE9-The report tel-
elrol,Ael i.un Eastal. 10. vas-r~1ii n mn
t-Gl ilh Bartholomew. = wei.-t o-Co farmer. q.
.o9rt township. had been .ognd dead. Vftl hts
ln tue same toWh...i.i, a4d VINO s4ys Ia, II Ia
guest Is niig Aclt. "il - BODY o r. ~ at Go.a.v
iHt That ST. led From ,.C4l I>I-luI Uy aer
u tidG. .,,ELeT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

FRENCH WINE PRODCCTIoS.--Gen. Walker, Z. s.
consul general at Paris. In his annual report to the
Secretary OF state says that the production Of wine
In France In 1889 Was l605i $50 heetolitreS below
the average for the preceding ten years. Since the
appearance OF nhv!loxert the vintage varies each
year between % 0OO, ,0O and IS 100000 hectOlitres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
The Mas~achu.otts Legislature

BOSTON, Jan. 2.-1 be state senate organized this
morning Oy Clgcting Geo. 4. Bruce, OF somervfile
pfesie-it l4ie house Reelected Geo. A AaTden, OF
IxOMelI. sneaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

A THREATENED FLOOD IN THE OHIo.-To-day a
special bulletin OF the weather bureau says At IL
O'Clock last night the river at rittsburg stood I6
feet; at this morning it had fallen two feet
but report from Freeport, on The Allegheny, this
above the danger line, and rising. This win give
an additional rise to the Ohio aI Pittsburg. The
river Will rise between PttSburg and Cincinnati
and near Paducah and Cairo, approaching very
near the danger line at the last named stations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

ToRJNTo. JAN 2.-ihe latest accOullIs pitce lie
nu1uei "a dead al q. Several OI the injured dlb
badly manned thai they not eA,Ieclei 10
cover. Tine Inquest "lu be head tais slterIoOl-
iiH has DcoA elnpdnleltu and has viewed tie
DOtieS .Ae a.IalT cst5 gloom over the ClIy. lie
Wouhuei trc Isln IL. tine mos, lts, and several doc
tors are glV.i. JIlta every atle4lUIl- All eye VII
hess uesI1uco Jiic scene al Jue HTcck Hrdrtrcli-
ing la TIE eAt.c.4le- The luUJIIated OoIles iI1s
gIoanS OF Tie y IiI anu iiic Srlehs OI Tie Ouu1ei
Was Cnoil.a 10 aplati the atiol.sest. 1Ae news
paper oICt here .Te CROW uea wil citizens eagerly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

A HUSBANDS CRuK. TRRATaENT.-As social scam
dal in aristocratic circles OF Milwaukee has been
granted divorce to Lucy ". Hamilton, wife OF
Waiter s. Hamilton. The divorced lady was q
daughter OF the late L B. Day. In his finding
Judge Mann says: 1.-THE treatment OF the plaintiff
has, during most OF the time Of their marriage,
been cruel and inhuman, and without cause or pro-
vocation, rendering for the plaintiff tOlive
with her husband any longer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
Frigf,tful Kaiiroad Accident.
MEN KILLED IN CoLIIsIoN-A SE0-
LlaESL CONDuCroR AkkEsTEp.

IIGI.ST CONDUCTOR ARRESTED
TORONTO. ONT, Jan 2.--One OF the most harrow
i3G ciianiJe- thai l2S happened IN this neigntOr-
HOOD tDr IoGE UlIIe occurred here tllo morning
oa iue Drand trunk railway. A suburban train
IeIt nun station 1t 6:iO pne or the cars attached
Was uilrl AIUn employees OF The bot works, Hno
i've IA the CITY, ana VINO are convey I'd 10 Iaelr daily
labor 10y this means, tie train stopping for them
opposite the works After turning curve at f2lh-
OATS boundary. IrrlgHJ tram MAS ob-ers 81
coming CltN ward. but tue impetus bOJa trains
WIS too inGcl 10 allow The brakes 10 do duty ia
time and Tie result fearful smash I'D. ending
III a shocking Tragedy. Nineteen Uf the eia-
plcyod 1t the bot works now reported 10 have
been killed and twenty or tillrTy injured. The coll
Quctor oI the Iries4t tratL, George Barber 1, said
" De ouNDe the horrible aff air. az he " a.
running Al, train without orders. lie has been ar
rSolS1i.
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KILLED Br HEs E.r.rR-rs-LAK-,r %

hiLLED BIZ HES ftrT!ER-GS-LAw.-tr Conway :
- S1i li''at n.siit t9:1iiJS y. Baker stabbed Jas
y. itts! nf his So'lill-iW - tHe :G'cH. iniiiet-
lag WbGRI tFo-.1 wi.ca IL eed sunday morning.
- illnohI III core thecc~og"r> :'3. showed
i4' cutting wa. entirely unprovoa5d Iogh r,arJt,-s
Wr!eiltoNic1td. After the killing X ksr vent To Ii
iipl>". ht hiS Family 'glosi-5,yt. for yer" saUiel
"a! morse AID lute away. :, - ii. al lsrse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

ASUHP0SEn EfrTt1d d II - E'Ett.IST>.L.rut. Gen.
81 .e ftn russian ciiicer supposed 40 rave been
l-'u;'.ct b. n.i-.et5 il M0scot:. I'd during l!e
IN OF tI-re- two years 20. II an ted l1t tue
Nli..iIS9 ar preparing :;lE funeral. fl,t VIII fad
i er@Y d..iit'l.. % irh 0lt th"r Ia =lji9nS. i,
am AWAY; a.; AtiipAa.Si %, ST. de;etiyeS-tirae
hi;.Itd snd TIM II 'front.'. Lieut. cen Sude.Hiii
StoCd almost six ifat AID hall liz II s Stockings
and y:1s ot it"'G.2 2l strength 10 Judge iFGi jhe
broken flrnitte '.eo,.S IN the y.aer n
iii@ bDd iCGnd he nl. l. L desperate 81 ,icr..a
Il" AT. IL yas hsl!E lltetg al 2ni Nam ne a
i,heW his Di.nes5 nsJ,tf J.dn ily;,Oi Delore aim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

ONE ARTIST ASSAULTS ANOTHER.-LouiS S. Craig,
twenty-eight years old, an artist OF New orleans,
was a prisoner at police headquarters New York,
Monday night. He is charged with having felon-
iously assaulted Samuel E. Thompson, fellow
artist, OF Bourbon county, KY, at No Lafayette
Place, by firing q pistol at him during quarrel
which arose between them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

TIE PRESIDENT has signed the commissions of 4.
|. Wynlan 10 De L. S. Treasurer. = o. Graves 10 be
Assistant Treasurer, and Waiter Eyans to be Coin-
missioner ui Internal neyeuua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

DISTINCTION tG,IEsT rHE NEGRo-ife coIorad
pnGpf 2e.nhIi"G emancipation da. at A.lauta. G3..
T'sfefFi2N, 4fsd TURING, nUt. RisiGD TE.ner col
v-Cd, sad IN Snaeci hat lie devil in nell wu.id
ii@C \ AXE ta :; .leio4Is az lnsr Eerrpes that are
-, l;iT II this cpl,I..rs-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
4 Strike s-asn.t "A Reduct;ou.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Jan 2.-THeIty-one spin.
neio ana eighteen back boys struck against a 10
per cent reduction ia the Or1nneI, ml yesterday.
Ire NIL Is running wlIA mules stopped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

VIRGINIA ToskCCo.-fne IOja. niUa,rr ot hacr,-
h"!d- % TOBACCO Inspected il the ,.!iista,t y =
L@d~-o IL Peter bur- a fer ~. year c:.,tl .-.-
isf:i NtS 10 .sa &GFil-t = 80 tir yt'.r -iit.
!ic tot-! - ) q. tHG1a to3Ar.o tuYirr i,la .n4r
past W. ,:.6 ~! .;o!n Is, against 44Uu! pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

IRON MILLS REsUM1NG WoRK.-The iron mills OF
PittSburg, which closed down tor the HOLIDAYS will
resume today. Most OF them report enough orders
ON hand TO run them for many weeks A reduction
OF 10 per cent in the wages 6 their efnploveS Is
talked OF by the tube manufacturers but no definite
scrton bpen taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

SoCP HOUSES FOR THE Poor. Tho five som
houses q Plll Geiph.G 2v1 been rpoD2netl .or ~.
winter The L".:gzt' says they dD I great De t! ol
good II helping the needy TO nutrition, cOi r.pe-
t:,H IN r. aud are among the iy"sl us CHARITIES
h"2ll,e 50 Il Tie OF tue:r moi;"y is eXpsnGal upon
idii!liSfratlJ expenses. Ele deserving Door get
fiop&h!H niEety-iiye per cen. o: every LDiar con-
iTuuseu auf their benefit thiUus 81 tlpsn sccie!icS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

NICE POINTS TO BE SETTLcD.-There are one or
two very nice points 70 settle In connection with
the recent burning OF barn I'm WeSlboro, Mass
The f1ro Was discovered at II IS a IA. Al noon an
insurance policy in one company expired and one
In another took effect. Query: How much OF the
destruction was accomplished before IL O'Clock, for
which the nrst company is responsible. Also. win
the new standard or time [the fire Originating at
RESIGNATION or A READyusTER sRcRErAKr.-
WaveTly n. Ragland has resigned the Office OF pri-
vate secretary to Gov. Cameron, OF Virginia and j.
s Browning, who formerly 0lled the olice, but re-
signed 70 run for the legislature nom Washington
that NJ. Ragland has more lucrative POSITION
offered him IN Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
bOOl\S, Wc.
RAuus EcoxoN1 COOK Book.

RAuns EcoSoN1 COOK Book.
The secoEd Trstallilent Just Received
Ihese Books coHa ISL pases; REGULAR price IS cts:
to be cio-ed out al % cIS
number OF Books which. during the holiday trade
have been handled rendered slightly shopworn to
De closed out al 4 saCrilce-
Special Bargans offered in sets Of Thoks including
NorASoi History. Iictl0n. e.e
nice assortment Of New Years Car'ls Albums etc.
Call early to secure bargains
BAJM'S BOOs DEPARTMENT.
US 4I6 .fh northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

TRAIN RoBEERs Fo.iED.-Noni,ay- fn0rnlng the
no ice oi Coilinju5 frustrated Vel ld se:le or
IL" robbery - Tie me- lean Express car the
C.tveiafNt CDiu.hDuS. Cincinnati and Iniianapo.i-
raiiICt.i between tl.ulu..ils and Cleveland. and
captured two o. the expert safe bl1gGegS AID
troti1 robbers IN tie country. The lIiSt t made iy
te Ir.,. robbers. which led 10 Jer capture, con-
sisted in confidIny thel. plan 10 Depot Policeman
John Mahoney, who apparently feli in vi. h their
pans rcGiiy enough. !jiIU quietly informed the po-
lice OF the matter. tolr O. tiie party oiri
tne *. s,ahu passenger trIn ea:!lg at lOr' am
WCilii contain about $4,000 one member OF the
gang. who gives his me John Williams. started
III buggy Tor Worthin 5tGn TO ASSIST In making way
with the booty, and was arrested en- route. TWO
robbers on the train perceiying thar they were
fo.iei, attempted to escape Gy dropping from the
train. The officers followed and arrested Cle OF
them named Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
District eseyernr,,en. s.sa- ~.

ftE I. ILft'I PI.lt'.f
DrS II. :. Leach and John Il. MunGeN have been
Recommended by their friends a. surgeon for a,
polio - Till the place made vacant by The Death of
Or. Johnson I..lGt.
CG-I.ECTIOSS DCPIEG DECEMBER.
The total collections Tor the month euafnr Do"
81. $50. wee within S;} SO Of the amount ID
!Or the corresponding month last reAr-tur amount
't" being s9l f'6., and Ipsthe month just Passed
81. io5.;.1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

AN ENECCTfoNEE FALLS 4 NICTM-He.r B,.tf
the pubic py"cutioner oi Austria has iea fiInll
dead in iIa bed. III IS supposed tlat has fallen
victim 70 tie revenge OF some cIla.uy An ,nnuirF
into the circumstances OF his death Is proceein :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

\ New AND RICH GOLD FIEIn.-Ea:aaN Cole ir
editor am prop. .ietOr uf the NDta,rrSt ,-tcs OF
fn, jiNnG, oregon. is en vOu'e 10 Washington. He
S:y> ti2 cilft matter Uf interest IL t.;f region
since the completion OF the Northern Pacific rail-
road IS The newly discovered COiler 0ait.slt god
n,r district 'iedr tUrt land. which has seen i,
llOuncei b. experienced miners the most pIQnisug
mining I'D aver O.haaai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
EEty Dg,n U-u-yr Ercu-r,-f,

FELL DEAD NH-LE FIGHTING FIRE.-The Thorn
d-a3 co.nHany'S new COTTON mill A. Tbo.afi!r
lass. c;su mt fire in the upper story at o'clock
last evening. and was b;irned to the ground. c.
iaon. TIE company agent, lei dead IroTn heart
disease While Ii lltirg Llst flames the roof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

AMONG THE CALLERS at The White House to-day
were senator German and Representatives Hent:er-
sOii, bi4Sla,n and AsiaIuS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

I-IELT HAFRkR AT IOMSK.-SpCreLery ChanuIer
mas received the following cable message from Min
lster Hunt. At st. Petersburg. dated YESTERDAY:
'Harher tnlegraphs from Tomsi his arrival tnera
EP>F F.iuly, anu expects TO reach CTeGburr by the
l5-1 last" LieIt. Harder has charge OF the bodies
Ok De Long ana comrades. and is bringing them
home Via ST. petcr- burg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

TIE D0CruaS STRANGE STORY DrSGGEpIYED-ft
IS ..ow .,li"-'i tlat -ns were seen iiittI- about
Il house o. !.lEt-;Juf2 near Ihe looatE 81 II c;u.i.
elaine. WicIe lie ;,Upi- ui hood were discovered Gi
sunday morning. and Il is tao;!"ht the nlan Vnc
was seen by Naheiie.d and Kelly was the one
treated ny DE-. Grafton. although. tler. diSrlpp-
uncy between DT. Grafton and them 10 The
time. THIS to'Se. Kept by one Cough. las been
searched twice. b Il nothing Was iouu 10 Indicate
Sl..'.l 4 condition as tnit described by Df. Grafton.
in@ scarf which ne Sa!S WAS lett Epcn hin by the
VINO called him he admit was his own.
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PEELINISAsr DE3T Staten E.;7-T1in ti,.3jt state
Hl'fi ISSUED to-day snow ie 'ecTa Of III nr,i1.1r
debt during tire month Of Oorcln5arf9 h. IL 1l3 III
detreas, oi debt since June a 1S>, - Oi9 ;s3 cash
aVallafie january j, l-Gi. =lI1 - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

C. W. Savage Sons, dealers IA general merchAn-
disc al Miles, City, Montana, have n,s6ae an ass3gn-
nent. Their assets are estimated at $4,000, with
liabilities stated al about the same figures
Last night, in BOston, Timothy Nhailey We
bru;ally kicked ana pounded by his brotnerln-lxw,
Daniel O'Leary. Whaiiey Is probably fatally M
Jured. Ole2ry, aIier severe struggle, wsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

t'E,;. II. l. ABE0rT. commanding the torpedo de-
Dot atsNitlet5 : Point. came to Washington to
attend The funeral OF t2n. Humphreys tO-G.y.