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Truly has IL been said that one mans meat is an
other mans poison, and that It's an Ill wind that
blows good 10 nobody. Already our wholesale drug
dealers are reaplng large benefit from the cholera
scare, On account OF the advance In the price Of
disinfectants and drugs used in treating that dis
ease Opium has gone up 25 cents per pound in the
last few days Sulphate morphine Is % cents per
ounce higher, and oil Of peppermint has also adj
vanced considerably. Chloride of lime is higher,
and carboic acid crystals have advanced from 25 10
80 per cent orders all these articles coming
over from France and England.
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According to Senator Beck, Surgeon General
Wales s an honorable man, high In his profession,
and high in all the social walks OF life.' This
settles the NATTER presumably. and makes all talk
about court martial idle gossip. man "high In
all the social walks of life mustn't be fooled with
Still, there seems to have been lot OF money lost
eorne way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-16

Opinions Will doubtless differ according to pOlit-
Cal predictions, as to whether Secretary Chandler
or candidate Hendricks gets the best OF it in their
present newspaper fusilade over the frauds in the
naval bureau Of medicine and surgery; but there is
likely to be pretty substantial agreement In the
public mind that wordy contest like that is In
bad taste and out OF place between Cabinet officer
and the candidate for so high and dignified posi-
ton as Vice President OF the United states. That
sort OF thing had better be left for the stump
speakers OF the two opposing parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-16

The Philadelphia Times and Press are wrangling
about circulation and news enterprise. Probably
the orag on both sides is a case OF false pretenses
Neither OF these papers seem 10 have the enter
prise or the means To keep correspondent at Wash
ington. and both have 10 manufacture their s.spe-
ciais~ rom the Washington papers. Thus both the
Times and the Press use to-day exclusive .sspe-
Gals" The STAR interview with Ben Butler The
Baltimore American, which is a newspaper gave
TIE STAR credit for It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-16

William Purcell, of Rochester, of Kelly's chief
neutenants in his anti Cleveland campaign, refuses
TO eat his crow. He has resigned his place on the
Democratic electoral ticket for New York and the
editorship OF the Rochester Union ana Advertiser.
and Is going abroad until after the election. Disap-
pointed by political failure, he is content with
simple Salt river, but must take the whole ocean
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Republican ratification meetings were held las

Republican ratification meetings were held last
night In both New York and Boston. In view OF
the independent revolt In those cities the party
managers shrewdly put TO the front those speakers
who have been identified In the past with better
element republcanism- Thus in New York, the
principal speakers were ex-Secretary Evarts and
Senator Hawley, and on the stage were John jay,
Governor Cornell Senator Warner Miller, Elliott
=. Shepard, John c. Fremont and Thos- l. James.
The Boston speakers and managers included Sena-
tors Hoar and Dawes, Representatives Rice and
Long Mr. Grape and Gov. Robinson.
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"A serious evil now claims the attention OF New
York IL Is said that the engineers and conductors
the elevated railroads are so given To flirting
with the chambermaids along the line Of the roads
that they Eeeiect their Business and endanger the
lives OF their passengers
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WHrrE Nun DRrssrs. WITH Cor

WHrrE MuIL DREssrs. WITH Coz.
CRED EABROIDERY. REDUCED FROM SIT 80 TO
-.
Beautiful CHECKED SILKS AT &c.; THE OPEN
ING PRICE WAS 81.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS At sl.OO 81 % AND 81 50 THAT CAN
NOT BE DUPLICATED.
LARGE STOCK OF FRENCH SATISES
WE ARE CLOSING OUR STOCK AND ARE OFFER
ING DECIDED BARGAINS
SILK HERSANIS AT REDUCED PRICES
INDIA PONGEES Al REDUCED PRICES
We ARE OFFERING GOOD STYLES In SCOTCH
GISGHAMS AT l5c.
FRENCH sATINES AT DC
GOOD QCALITI SUMNER SILKS AT soc RFISo
ABOUT HALF THEIR VALUE
ONE PRICE
". N. SHUSTER l. SONS.
9is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST iva
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NJ. Dorshemer Is looming up as the democratic
historian. He has life OF Martin Van Buren, In
press and now he Is going 10 write q campaign LIE
OF Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-16

II Ii new Germany that Is afronted, the cause
being the tearing down of some German flags in
Paris yesterday during the celebration Of the
national !ete- The Paris mob doesn't have much
regard fo- diplomacy 1t believes IN a vigorous
foreign policy" IL frees It's mind, whether the
offending cause Is Spanish king or a German Tag,
and then lets The government apologize.
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The franchise BIZ Is still hung up between the
commons and the lords, with likelihood that the
struggle VIII end IN n compromise IN which the
government will get all the ma erial advantage
Meanwhile the adversaries OF the house OF Lords
are setting the opportunity 10 array the masses of
the people more strongly against II than ever
monster outdoor meeting In Hyde PARK. London is
fixed for next Monday, which is expected to be In
size and character OF the utmost significance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-16

Gen. DIaz has been formally declared president OF
Mexico by the unanimous vote OF the electoral COL
lege. The sentiment OF the college was altogether
too unanimous not 10 be suspicious and II is doubt
less true that the government resorted TO high
handed measures 10 ensure the victory OF Dlaz
But what Mexico wants Tow first o. all Is good
order, and this, under the vigorous rule of Diaz,
may be looked on as assured. A tree ballot and
fair count Will come Later
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JOHN II. MAGRUDER
FINE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
14l7 New York Avenue,
JuDD & DErwr11rR,
PRINTERS.
42O-422 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Are now ready in their
NEW BUILDING
To do Printing of every description in the best STYLE
short notice and at reasonable rates
NEW TYPE. NEW PRESSES.
Ane the finest qualities of Paper and Cards on hand
Bill Heads, Statements Business Cards and everything
prices prices " '-' ''''H''S 'i''n % "~'D'A jyls.aW
Do'U LASS
NINTH STREET ST CLOUD BUILDING.
UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Ladies' GAUZE UNDERvEsTsa at
Misses GAuzE UNDERvEsrs Ss at &c. 'o'' ''c' &C.
Tasss a goods "a the prices those
HOSIERY
An unlimited assortment of all the new and choice
styles for Ladies. Misses and Children.
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
We advertise this department very little for the
that the quail OF the garments their full size perfec
ton of make and fit do it most efecually for US.
PARASOLS! PARASOLSu
Our stock Of PARASOIS has been very much reduced,
but have yet of the better grades left which
we Will close out at your own price.
JERSEYS.
We have made still further reductions in prices fol-
lows:
Our $3.50 and $3.50 will be S225
Our 81 90 and "a Al will be $3.50
Our 500 will be So co.
And other styles III proportion
QUALITY, PERFEITION OF SHAPE AND FINISH
GUARANTEED, AND MONEY RETURNED
IF MOI SA lSFACTORY.
DOUGLASS.
iy15 522-524-526 Ninth street.
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PROFESSIONAL.

VNEET. CORNS &c
Dr. " HI son. Surgeon Chiropodists lIls Penn
sylvania avenue opposite wiard's Hotel Washngtou
ID C., and III North Eutaw street, BALTIMORE sucesa-
fully treats Corns Bunions ub and Inv ertesf Nails
Vascular Excrtsences and other ailments VI the feet
1r Whites thirty-eghth Of lrnctics Fee III rr
VISIT ior putting Tile itet IN order yl2
NINE ROSS.
RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANT AND hsTRoIoGrsr.
can be consulted business and all affairs Of liza
sie has. Tor ole month, reduced h. fee
Residence 1910 llth street northwest Hours from
a. m. 10 y. m ana from y 10 . ~ m nhlI
NINE BROOKE 1EILS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NI LII 4. All business confidential. Ladies'
telnen 30 cents each 4S street between 4;h and 5th
streets northwest tel4-5sws
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Geo - Z < Odd
IT IS NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE, BUT OUR
AvOwED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC-
TONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE
ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS
PREVIOUS TO ANNEXING THE NEXT DOOR
BUILDING.
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR; THEREF ORE,
| RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM sOILED,
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW, AND GIVE OUR Pa
TRoNs THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERATE THE
PRICES. so WE WILL ONLY MENTION FEW
SPECIAL ARTICLEs-FoR INSTANCE:
GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE,
WELL MADE, AT &C.
BETTER GOWN. WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT $780,;
FORMER PRICE sI2O
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. Sc AND SO INCHES
LONG. CSC. THIS GOWN IS SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS IT IS LONGER THAN THE
| AVERAGE GOWN.
CAMBRIA CHEM1sE. WITH LACE AND EN-
BRoIDERY YOkES. CSC; GOOD VALUE AT 81 25
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE.
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE SAME PRICE
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS. REALLY THE CHEAP
EST EVER OFFERED.
RUFFLE TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCKING. AT CSC.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND
1UCKING. 9sc
IN OUR MISSES AND CHILDREN's DEPART
MENT. WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
aa9l PER CENT OFF MARRIED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMs, PIoUE. MAR
sEILLEs. INDIA LINEN. LAWN AND CAMBRIA
DRESSES
CORSETS. CORsETS!
5000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION. WE
SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
MAKES. AND WILL SELL THE LATTER AT
GREAT SACRIFICE
LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
jy1e l20-422- 424 SEVENTH STREET
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

I,oh SALE-oN ACCOUNT OF h NoyAI FROM
Il city. Restaurant SIS ION sirer, no,aSy. 80
ana rtsrectahle busi~e~s Also one 1-yesr-
au oS suSl roadster. sound and gentle with wagon
,Ns sets hairless etc and one Tocave piano rclent
mr. s,G ~ in,S vii t sold oAoAp TO cash custo-
-Nil4s - lOIn slreet northwest lie
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Il dwelling. half square from Pennsyiyania avenue
Capitol Hill. Good stand for grocery store Inquire
423 18th street northwest tyl6-3t.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RI NT-A REAL NICE PIANO. AS OWNER
L. has no use for it. Would rent it nominal rate
as long as desired Add Box lat. Star office
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lice condiSon .' $40
81 Sd St 10 rooms. all conveniences......4 Is
1882 18th st n. W.. modern, nearly new. all convent
enoes cheap. Observation-Disclosures, %
1886 18th ST. q. nearly new all conveniences Is
| DUEALL MARI
,y11-6t 925 street
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INOR SALE - BRICK DWELLINGS $1,000 To
Il $500: all convenience: eth and oh street cars
Lots Is to so cents water sewer. 81. Apply A.
L. BARBER & CO. lie Droit Building NIO lOt
IL street northwest few doors north Of PennsyS ana
avenue sixteen ROOM feur story Brick with all modern
improvements, occupied by a prompt payIng
tenant To prompt purchaser will be sold very cleap
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200 ST IT'S
$4,000 WORM Or Funs1runr
Fon SALE

The undersigned offers fcr sale, either at wholesale or
retail h. larye and magnificent stock Of Furniture of
the late q Nj Wight deceased ct his late place Of bust
less No f7 AID CO Louisiana avenue, opposite City
ost ofhce comprising Psrior AID Chamber Suites Of
Walnut. Ashogshy, Ash and Pine Office. Dining room
and other Household Furniture OF every description
mostly n.ade 10y hand and Of ! very superior quality
salesman WHO has been i'll Mr. Nights employ for
over twenty Yeas viii be found the premises au-
REGINALD FENDALL.
Admn.st. ator
Ter1ns cash
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l. BEAUTIFUL HOME
AT SACRIFICE.
LARGE DOL RI.SIrrNHr

LARGE DOT BILE BRICK RESIDENCE
centrally lot eI94 nicely set in shrubs
flowers, fru and ornamental trees enclosed with sub
stantal wrought-iron fence. The RESIDENCE is a very
fine one, contains sixteen good rooms steam heating
apparatus, ceilings painted aud frescOed floors of wal
nut, ash and Florida zine The property in good
repair Cost 200 three years ago The owner now
living in Chicago. authorizes me To sell for $1,000
j. V. n HUlCK
1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
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TNOR sALE-shvKRAL NEW HOUSES SIX AND
nine rooms modern Improvements Lear l%th street
ten per cent price Inquire of Owner. l<44 Pierce
Foce. .y.-luls
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I>oR sALE-fINE LOT. 72xisa IN THE PREF.
TEST part % Howard avenue. Mount Ilea.snt -Four
teen cents bought immedi lately
yN-I W T. BURfOkD eo< r n pcrfhweuA
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

nor RENT-SEvEN ROOM FRANE HOUsI All
Massachusetts sve n. water in yard rert go
In advance, Inquire 500 Indiana avenue Or 1871 +
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-02-23
LATE NEWS ITENS.

In the Senate on the 18th a joint res
olution passed appropriating $4,000 for
the food sufferers. Consideration Of the
bill relating to National bank circulation
was resumed, Mr., Plumb speaking at some
length in support of an amendment to au-
thorize the issue of Treasury notes as fast
as National bank notes are withdrawn. The
amendment offered by Mr.. Sherman was
rejected.........In the House, the food relief
resolution was adopted. The Chal-
mers Manning contest was debated
till $3.50, when the previous ques-
ton was ordered. Curtin marched
Manning up to the Speakers desk and de-
manded that he be sworn in on the certif.
cate of the Governor of Mississippi. The
Speaker declined to administer the oath on
the ground that Manning's right to the
seat was under consideration. The major
ity report was finally adopted. This dis
charges the committee as tothe prima facie
case and leaves the seat vacant until the
case is decided on its merits. Both houses
adjourned till Monday.
TIE river continued slowly falling
at Cincinnati on the I5th, and rising at
points further down Relief boats were
sent out from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Louisville and other points, tho Secretary
of War having chartered seven in all. Re-
ports of great distress multiply daily. All
praise the activity with which the War
Department has acted. People on he Low
er Ohio were hopeful that the food would
not be as high as lastvear.
A BUILDING occupied as a boarding
house in Cincinnati, III which upward of
thirty people resided, succumbed to tue
pressure OF the water on the 10th and col
lapsed, causing the death of ten persons,
the firemean and others heroically resculng
the remainder. Fears OF oSher such calan-
tiles are not ungrounde ].
THE tobacco factory strike at Peters,
burg. Va, IS ended
OTTo L. DIERBERGER was found
guilty of murder in the first degree at st.
Le'lis, Mo-, nm the 18th.
TIE net earnings of the Denver &
Rio Grande Road for the past year were
s., 732, 900.
A GREEK Judge and other officials
have been carried of by brisands Oh tue
Albanian frontier.
BANKERS are urging the passage Of
the bill for the extension OF the bontsd
period on whisky.
THE Chinese Imperial Council had at
last accouns. decided .o-tlefend Bac Ntnn
to the last extremity
The principal chiefs near suakem
have warned 10 rebels 70 respect their ter
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-02-23
CRIMEs AND CAUsUALTIEs.

OK the 9Th block of ten buildings
burned at Bridgeport, O., opposite Wheel
ing, W. Va. The fire was caused by an ex-
plosion Of chemicals in a drug store.
On the 18th eighteen drunken men
boarded coal train at Dayton, o., and
beat the train hands numerically. One
brakeman will die. The engineer cut the
locomotive loose and escaped.
Two desperadoes, Mike Mcdonald
and Ed. Carey, were consumed in the jail
at Wausau, Wis, when that structure
burned down the morning of the 18th.
FIRE destroyed an entire block, in
Guiding the Post office, Odd Fellows Hall,
Town Hall and stores, at Albion, Pa, on
the 18th.
A DISPATCH of the 18th from London
says Captain Gardner and seven men of
the bark Champion, from Baltimore for
Hamburg, were washed overheard. The
remainder of the crew were rescued by the
steamer Sirocco after being in the rigging
four days without food and badly frost-pit-
ten.
WHILE coasting at Biddeford, Me-, ON
the 18th, Henry Colbroth was killed and
several others were injured.
IN Philadelphia, on the 18th, a pair of
comic valent mes led TO murder.
On the night Of the 18th the Bluff
City Hotel at Council Bluffs, Ia, burned
Emma Neiser, of Crown Point, Ind, was
burned to death.
On the night of the 18th, burglars
stole from DR.. II. Brainard, Of Cleveland,
o., the finest collection OF coins in this
country.
On the 18th, George Emory, engineer
in the Hoosier -four mill at Indianapolis,
Ind, was caught on shaft, and was torn
to pieces.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-02-23

on the 18th the Red Cross Society OF
St. Louis, No., collected S535 for the food
relief fund.
THE negro, Allen Moore, charged
with the murder Of Preacher Hankin at
Cote BriIlianUe, a suburb of St. Louis, Mo-,
has been released.
On the 18th the well-known trotting
horse Compton Boy, dropped dead in his
stable at Quebec, Canada.
THE flood reached its height in Gin
cinnati on the 14ta, the gauge showing over
seventy-one feet. after which the water be-.
gan to recede. The cold weather, as antici-
pated. has caused terrible distress in the
submerged towns all along the Ohio. Re-
lief measures have been throughly organ
lied and every effort making to effect the
most systematic and useful distribution of
the funds available.
THE treaty of commerce with Spain
takes effect March ].
The telegraphic cable between Hal
Phong and Saigon has been completed.
The National Council of the Union
League meets in Washington March 6.
The faculty of Harvard University
has adopted the rules OF the intercollegiate
conference.
A MILITARY band and cadet corps
will be among the attractions from Mexico
at the New Orleans Exposition.
AT Davenport, Ia, company has
been organized to build another bridge
across the Mississippi river.
THE Commissioner of the General
Land Office claims that 274.o0) acres have
been patented to the Burlingeon& Missouri
River Company in excess of the quantity
they are entitled to. He wants to cancel
the patents.
TIE stir made in Congress over The
hog products restriction is painful 10 the
Nord Deutsch Zcttang, which says il hostile
legislation is enacted in America Germany
will simply make reprisals by increasing
customs duties.
At Dubuque, Ia Mr.. Joseph Quinn
fell into quarry thirty feet deep recently,
and now sues that city for $1,000 damages.
The Legislature of Wyoming was Of
fcially received at Salt Lake City, on the
18th, by the Utah authorities. AT night
the visiting legislators attended grand
ball.
On the 14th the seventeenth annual
of the OHIO Y. NJ. c. A. began
its sessions at Dayton.
A MEETING was held in Cooper Insti-
tute, New York, the night of the 14th, 10
approve bill giving the Mayor absolute
power in appointing the heads Of depart
ments. There was large attendance.
a Texas criminal, named John
Heath, is sentenced to be hanged in Arizo.
ma, in March, for murder committed
while aiding bank robbery near Tomb
stone. Heath is said to have been the
leader of a band in Mexico.
A CALL has been issued by Enos
Brown. of Denver, Col, Chairman of the
Colorado WOOL rower's Association, TO the
of Colorado, Kansas, Ne
braska, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico,
to meet in convention at Denver, March -,
for the purpose of forming State organiza-
tions and combining to prevent further res
duction of the tariff on wool.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-02-23
PERSONAL AND poL1TTcAL.

On the 18th nolle prosequi was en-
tered in the Blue Cut robbery case against
Frank James at Kansas City, No., and he
has been turned over to the Federal author
titles to be tried for the Mussel Shoals rob-
berry in Alabama. The case against Char
ley Ford was also dismissed. Three cases
against James at Gallatin were also nolle
prosecuted. The Incompetence OF Dick
Liddil as witness brought about this ac-
tion.
On the 18th. Bradlaugh again attempt
ed to take his seat in the British House of
Commons, and was again excluded.
TEE Democratic members of Con-
gress will hold joint caucus on the 21st
to. select Congressional campaign COM
mittee.
TIE Committee on Commerce Of the
House has decided, by vote Of fourteen to
one, that legislation to regulate interstate
commerce is needed.
OK the 18th Geo. Davidson, chief
clerk in the subsistence department. of the
United States army, at Chicago, was ar
rested on charge Of embezzlement.
REPRESENTATIVE Potter, will with
draw his two percent. funding bill and will
substitute q new ~ per cent. bill, which
culation one-haif
ACTIVE measures have been adopted
by Secretary Lincoln for the distribution
of supplies to destitute people in the
flooded regions.
GENERAL GORDON in recent dis
patch says the rebels are putting forth their
greatest efforts to spread revolt among
their neighbors. They are not making war
on loyal tribes in the soudan, but are try
ing to make proselytes of them.
On the 18th General Sheridan went
to New Yo,kto call on General Grant.
TIE English cabinet is growing more
warlike. General Gsaaam has been as
signed to the command of force of British
troops for the relief of Tokar.
TIE Queen of Tahiti sailed from New
York tor France on the 13tn on the steamer
st, Laurence.
o. the 18th verdict of not guilty
was rendered at Pittsburgh, Pa, in the
case Of DR.. G. II. Marshall, charged with
attempting to blackmail Mary Anderson,
the actress.
on the 18th Mr.. Gladstone was as
saulted an the streets in London.
THE sales Of Queen Victoria's book
the first day Of publication reached ten
thousand Copies
FoR his gallantry at The wreck Of the
City Of Columbus, Lieutenant Rhodes o. the
revenue cutter Dexter is to be promoted.
On the 18th President Arthur was
visited by the members OF the Educational
Convention in session at Washington.
On the 1fth Mrs. Emma Uhler, who
was the cause of a sensational murder in
New York last year, died of an overdose OF
marahine.
IT has heen decided BY Attorney-Gen-
araI Brewster that goods remaining in
bonded warehouse beyond three years
should b. seized and sold by the Govern
ment.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-02-23

4 MAJORITY of the members Of the
Madison Avenue Congregational Church,
in New York, who are antagonistic to Rev.
). P. Newman, secured the passage of a
resolution on the 18th disseminating his
services as pastor after March 4.
On the 18th, Judge Chadwick, of
Omaha, attending wedding in that city,
complained of feeling ill and stepped out
of the house upon the sidewalk. He fell to
the ground and within five minutes was
dead. His disease is supposed to have
been anop1exY.