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FATAL SHOOTING. IN BALTIMORE.
Augustus Slater Mills william II. j.
MCS.OWan.

BALTIMORE, Nh, July S.-A few minutes before
O'Clock this morning two pistol shots were heard
on Fayette street, between Gay aud Holiday. on
VIM. I. j. MCGOWAN lying In the street, With two
bullet wounds I'm the neck. Just below the right
ear In the middle OF the street, near where eMcGow-
an had fallen, stood Augustus Slater, a young
man well known In the city. As the ofncers ap-
proached Slater threw pistol across the street
Into an area way, where II was found 10y Policeman
Doyle. Slater was arrested. and with MCGOWAN
taken 10 the central police station, where the lat
Ter soon died. coroners inquest will be held to-
day. MCGOWAN was widely known throughout the
city. When sober he was peaceabe and quiet, but
When under the influence OF liquor, which was fro
Quent, he was quarIe.SOme reck less and desperate
uslng his pistol freely he was formerly O CON-
posftor, and latterly kept saloon and gambling
house at the corner OF Holiday and Fayette streets
Not long ago the place was raided by the police
and the gambling outtit captured. In a shooting
anray ID which McGowan took part little over
year ago, In Onno Gort,r's saloon. the latter was
killed. MCGOWAN was indicted and tried for the
murder OF Gorter and acquitted.
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Changes in House Committees.

Changes in House Committees.
In the House Sunday the following committee
changes were announced: To be members Of the
ways ana means, MessrA Browne, OF Indiana, and
Reed. Of Maine; judiciary, Messra Parker OF New
York, and Valentine, of Nebraska, in place OF
Messrs. Browne and Reed; agriculture, Mr.. Fun
ston OF Kansas in place OF Mr. Ochltree, OF Texas;
manufactures and militia, Mr.. SIN lie, Of South
Carolina; labor, Mr. Funston, OF Kansas patents,
Mr Chalmers, OF Mississippi; on presidential eicc-
ton, Mr: Chalmers, OF Mississippi in place OF Mr.
rarsef =, APPROPRIATIONS Mr Long OF Massachu-
rency, Mr. Kean, Of New Jersey, in place of Mr.
Hooper. OF Virginia; public buildings and grounds
Mr.. Libby, OF Virginia, In place OF Mr. Kean; public
health, SIR. Hooper, OF Virginia, in place OF Mr.
Libby; commerce, Mr.. Hepburn, OF Iowa, in place
OF Mr. Long; shipping, Mr. McComby, OF Maryland,
In place Of Mr. Long.
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The commission Of nve sent to Havana from
Madrid have prepared their report regarding the
condition Of Cuba and the question Of selling it.
The majority report signed BY three OF the COM
missioners gives the opinion that the interests OF
Spain demand that she should be relieved OF Cuba
before an insurrection shall succeed or bankruptcy
1821-1025, when the Spanish American colonies
were wrenched from the mother country. The re-
port suggests plan which has been elaborated by
one OF the commissioners and the Spanish minister
at Washington. The other two commissioners VIII
make minority report
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CONTINUED in the Second Edition-l !
Rad Blood I'm the Warrtng New YOrk
Democracy.


Special Dispatch 10 III HE EVENING STAR:
New YORK, July S-John Kellys organ the Star,
is wrathful to-day over the expression In Gov.
Cleveland's official home spokesman, the Buffalo
NerS, that "the south Will give heed to the hired
rascas who go 10 Chicago TO talk against Gov Cleve
land" The Star says that the rascas" In question
are the representatives OF the $1,000 members OF
trades unions in the state whose votes have been
alienated by Gov. Cleyeland's monopoly admins
trat on, his veto OF the mechanics lien bill the
tenement cigar bill, and the bill shortening TO
twelve hours the daily labor or car conductors; the
representatives OF the 5000 workingmen In New
York city who are being daily bbed by the ele-
waited roads through the governors veto OF the ve-
cent fare bill; and the representatives Of the $1,000
anti-InonopoSts throughout the state, the execu-
tive committee OF whose New York league recently
addressed the Chicago convention protesting
against Clevelands nomination on account OF his
sympathy with monopoly interests The Star
Winds up with the II. nitlCant threat: "Mr Cleve-
eighty thousand voters in this state WILL In that
event. join these hired rascals' IN defeating him"
Rockville Crowded With Stramxers.
THE ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION OF ZEE
N. F.. CHURCH SOUTH.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, July s.-The 18th annual con.
vention OF the sunday school convention OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South meets here this
p. IN. large number OF strangers have arrived.
among the number Bishop Wilson, Presiding Elder
Thomas 4. Carson, OF Baltimore, and Dr. s. X.
Coke and A. Z. Noel OF Washington. j. T. Magru-
der, OF Baltimore. Is president. The annual report
Will be received tonight. and the election or ON
GERS for the following year will be proceeded with.
The town is crowded with strangers. To-morrow,
Thursday and Friday Will be days great interest
The last day is chiidren's day. Distinguished
speakers from all parts Of the county will be pres
ent. Fully three thousand children are expected
on this day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July ga dispatch 70 the
Ee,cs, from Brenham says: c. C. Leib. the default
Ing treasurer OF Washington county, was surren-
dered by his bondsmen and lodged In the county
jail last night lie says he cannot tell where the
money has gone. as he did not speculate or gamble,
nor was the safe burglariZed, and that not much
over 10000 Is gone. His father and brother have
offered To transfer their entire property, valued at
Sls.50O. TO Ills bondsmen which o1er has been re-
JecJed Criminal charges have been preferred
against Leib.
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New PupLrcAr1oxs
Al REDUCED PRICES AT
u A VI s.
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An Average Man. bv Robert Grant
Dearly Bought The Giants Rob-, by Anstey
The Sa:l Rosario Ranch, by Maud Howe
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THE NEW HAIR TONIC AND 1NvIGORATOR
This great and vauabl. discovery is in many ~
spects superior TO all others; promoting lnxurisnt
owth and xving vitality and lost color to the hair
II stimulates se weahensd glands Of the sca)p whereby
th~y are nabl t. eliminate that nourishment and
support hereby supp led which rests the falling out
Of the hair rlnnvrs all dandrqff and makes the ir
rrow long and Siyes youthful soft appearance and
Picduces thick lead ol hair bal head y con.
nmed VS. as PER dirsstions YES more cylindrical
tendency which nattened hair has to curl aud kink.
riGfGly observabe III tie Lair Of rsons Of African
sired by all urUIcan races. conta ms NO oil or min
eralA tTepared by STEPHEN T. BARRON co.
Jamaica Plain Boston. Mass
d. p HI king, 319 Pa ave,j
and Have Oxono for sale
G. CH lSTlANI. lS4 Pa. ave-, te2S.2ws
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r AIDES ATTENTION.!
LATEST PARIsIAN MODES m FAIR GOODS
MILE n. j. PRANDI
Ar MRS ii. ] .RUNIaS. 1909 STREET,
6kGi SHADi S!
RBEA WAVES. nHINGLED BANGS
1hGsf styles need he lii bands
Always in order BY plain co1abnat 6Ar dressed aud
SAnes ShiuSpisd avian
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An Ohio COmpromise--Thurman's
Name to be Presented.
A BITTER TARIFF FIGHT IMPENDING
THE CONVENTION OPENED.
CHAIRMAN HUBBARD's ADDRESS
Wild Applause in the Convention al
the Name of Tilden.
THE UNIT RULE UNDER DISCUSSION,
JUST BEFORE THE RATTLE.

movement in Favor Of Bayard-It De-
presses the Cleveland Men-Ihe Feel.
ing Against John kelly-Thurnlan saa
Dark hOroe - The Convention
Opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

NEW York, July 6-The steamship Gulf OF 81
laurent, for which MessA Pickering Co., q
Beach, l. i One Of the nrm said that the carXo
was being taken out - rapidly - p0osble and thsf
win endeavor 70 get her on. at Z impoGfh1as :
said he. ITO tell exactly what the damaQe n Unf31
the entire cargo is removed" The sea was runninG
were carried away.
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Spreading the Cholera.
FOURTEEN DEATHS IN nARsEILLEs LAST KvKNno-

MARsErrIEs, July e-Fourteen deaths nom chol-
era occurred I'm this city last evening. The panic
l. increasing and all those who can are leaving the
city. A feeling OF general uneasiness prevailS
CHOLERA CASE AT NICE
PARrs, July at Il feared that the exodus from
Marseilles ana Toulon viii result In spreading the
cholera The migration from Paris 70 the seaside
is unexampled. The Gdta0is states that there 4 q
case OF cholera at Nice
DEATHS FROM CHOLERA IN NARsEuLEa
MARsEILLEs, July e-Two deaths from cholerA
occurred here to-day.
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Mas SELMA IsUppzRr
tCs 9TH STREET. Opposite Pa.en. ofsoa
Complete and hands me line Of
BLACK A, YFITE LACES. EGBROIDERIEs
FLOj ~ iNGS tLI-OVEkS,
IL Swiss ard Nainsook.
arFe stock Of ZfliN and sH 1LAND SHAwI.S
Ilyl: and tHibEolae-ed NULL FICHUs half their
value.
aides and Ciiii9rr-'s HOSIERY. 81 MMER UNDER
VI AR SILK and L!SIE IHkE GLOVES aud Nit
4LNS al frtOCesI E.iCtS- tel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

MARINE BANK DIvmEND.-The controller of the
currency will probably declare dividend Of Is per
cent In favor OF the creditors OF the Marine national
bank OF New York within the next ten days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08
LIEUT.. Col NATHANIEL II. MCLEAN, q. g. A.. re-
tired, died In Cincinnati Saturday.

INDIANS IN WANT OF FooD.-Agent Llewellyn, OF
the Mescalero Indian agency, New Mexico, reports
that the rations are exhausted and the Indians will
leave their reservations and make trouble with the
cattle men il supplies are not furnished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

CoNFIRMATIONs BY THE SENArE.-The Senate in
executive session yesterday confirmed the follow
ing combinations: Garland c. Broadhead, OF Mis-
souri,; William j. Broatch, OF Nebraska, and Majors.
Charles r. Suter, Alexander Mackenzie and Oswald
II. Ernst. corps OF engineers, Z. s. A., to be MEM
Patten, OF Maine, to be commissioner of vtgation
Major William H. Johnston, paymaster, to be
deputy paymaster general, u. s. A., with the rank
OF lieutenant colonel. William NJ. Redpath, Of
Indiana, to be Indian agent ut the Quapaw agency
indian territory. 1.-THE nomination Of Thomas H.
Reeves for this Office was withdrawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

TUE DAMAGED SwATARA.-The q. 8. 8. Swatara,
Which, while at anchor in New York bay last Fri.
day afternoon, was run into by the Cunard steam.
ship Auran1a, had large hole cut in her bow: A
Doard OF survey, appointed by Commodore File
brown by direction OF the Secretary OF the Navy,
has estimated the damage to the Swatara at
$780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

INTERNAL REvRNUB AGENTS DIsMIssRD.-In pur-
suance Of provision Of the legislative, judicial and
executive appropriation bill, reducing the number
OF internal revenue agents from thirty i've to
twenty the commissioner ofinternal revenue has
oered the discharge OF the following named agents:
A. j. Mckusck. California; Thomas Powers, North
Carolina; John Young, Tennessee; John NJ. Burns,
kentucky; J. b. McCOz Wisconsin; James A. Ray,
Kentucky; c. B. Harrison, tennessee; Jacob Wag-
ner, Virginia; John NJ. Raum. Illinois; j. T. Wilson,
Virginia; Jasper Packard, Indiana; w. l. Holister
Minnesota; james E. L.rkin, New Hampshire; A.
NJ. Crane, California; j. L. 1rumbull, Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

NEW OFFICES CREATED By CoNaREss.-The pres
ent Congress has created quite number OF new
officials. Besides the commission to secure more
intimate relations between this country and Gen.
tral and South America, bureau OF animal indus
Try, bureau OF labor statistics, bureau or navi-
gaton, and commission to inquire into the signal
service. coast survey, etc, have been established
The latter is tue only body to consist OF Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

NOT ENoUGH.-1he officials OF the Post ONCE de-
partment say that the $4,000 appropriated in the
sundry civil bill to pay substitutes for letter-car-
rierS on on their fifteen days leave OF absence Is
oy no means adequate. They say 1t will not cover
The expenses for more than seven days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

THE SPRINGER COMMITTEE REPoRTs.-There Will
be two reports upon the Investigations of the
Springer committee. One upon the expenditures
in the Depar ment OF Justice proper and the OF her
upon the star route expenditur s Messrs. Hemp
hill and Crisp will prepare the former and Mr.
Springer the latter. They have six months to
complete their work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Allison, Miller, Hill, Palmer, Van
Wyck, Cameron tWls.), Sawyer Henderson and
Cullom, Representatives Tucker, Waite, Horr,
OHara, Evans, bingham, Nutting, Laird, Weaver,
Henry, Henley, Brewer (N.Y.l and Kellogg.
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the flags OF all nations radisting therefrom. All
OF the side balconies are similarly decorated. Al
together II has been an elaborate decoration day"
with the democracy
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WORK RESUMED AT THE NAVY YARD.-Work at
the Washington navy yard was resumed yesterday
afternoon. after half days suspension. 1t is not
known that any Of the other yards shut down work
on account OF the failure OF Congress to provide
available funds Commodore Semmes not receiv-
Ing any instructions from the Secretary OF the
Navy on the point, interpreted the law literally,
and stopped work when there was no money to pay
for IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

The NEW MINISTER FROM ECuADoR--Henor An
tonic rlores, minister from Ecuador to the United
States. was presented to the President to-day by
the Secretary OF Sta e. Senor Flores has twice
before represented his country at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

The NAVAL BOARD OF INSPECTION made q salts
factory inspection OF the Wyandotte at the Wash.
fngton navy yard. The board has gone to Norfolk
Franklin. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

Among the .. 9. Senators present, either - dele
Rateas alternatee or simple Spectat0ra were
HAMPTON. Vance, Beck, Williams, kcPherson. COR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

NEW CoUNTERFE1T-Thes secret service division
OF the Treasury department has received advices
that new counterfeit $40 silver certificate has ap-
peared in the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

SEVEN HUNDRED APPLICANTS FOR THREE
PLAcEs-The new legislative bill provides for three
additional watchmen In the State War and Navy
brought to bear upon CHIEF Engineer Snyder the
superintendent OF the building, for the positions
About seven hundred applications have already
been filed.
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Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT REcEIPrs TO-DAv.-Internal reve-
nue., Sl6O. .S56.2l; customs. s6O6.U7sl.

The SECRETARY Of the Treasury has appointed
Wm N. Heaggerty an assistant inspector of steam
vessels for the district Of New York.
DURING THE PAST session OF Congress the Presi-
dent approved three hundred and seventy bills and
vetoed One-the F1tz John Porter bill Seven bills
became laws without the Presidents signature and
SIN PASSED within the last en- days OF the session
failed OF becoming laws because they were not
signed and returned to Congress before adjourn
ment
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special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CHICAGO July a-The first day OF the conventfo
Is typical in its climate with the democratic situ
atlon-warmer and Showery. The only movemen
looking to any change In the strength OF candidate
was begun last night, and continued until thl
morning, under the leadership OF senatorial &C
torie, In behalf OF Senator Bayard. Nearly all G
the southern delegations have been visited, an
strong appeals made for his support. The genera
TENOR OF these appeals was that Bayard could CON
mana all OF the democratic vote OF the norther
dent republican vote as could be secured by Clevs
lano Letters from Massachusetts republicans
tnlS erect were shown, and In which they also DE-
ciared that he Dover speech would not lose him
single independent vote. II was also urged tha
such nOmlna tion would unite the party in Ne,
YORK, anu insure the state in November. The de
clson OF several delegations TO support Bayard ha
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MARINE BANK DIvIDEND.-The controller of the
currency will probably declare dividend Of Is per
cent In favor OF the creditors OF the Marine national
bank OF New York within the next ten days
THE NEW SOLICITOR OF THE TREAsuRY-Mr
Henry Neal the new solicitor OF the Treasury
mally entered on the discharge OF bis duties tOdayl
One OF his first to direct that suits be In.
Siituted IN about fifty cases. which have been pend
Ing IN the of1ce since the death OF Judge Raynor.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN-THB WEEKLY
STAR will be sent postpaid to any address in the
United States or Canada until after the presidential
election for fifty cents. tits large eight-page
matter-poitical, miscellaneous, personal. news
ana gossip, etc Send Tor sample copy.
PERsoNAL-Dr. w. T. Barnard, weIl-known in
Washington, has been appointed assistant to the
vice president Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company.-Mr. John B. Wright and wife, Of Ken
dali Green. are spen ling few days at Saratoga,
Of washing on, was registered At The ONCE Of The
New York Herald In Paris DISQUALIFICATION
senator Hawley sent his regrets to the Hamilton
s25 for the college .hbrary.-Mr. Won Eisendecker,
late German minister here arrived in Berlin yes
terday..-Mr. Minor w. Bruce, who Is well-known
as register Of lands at Niobrara, Nebrasxa.-Hon.
H. f. French. Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
LETT Washi' gton this afternoon for New York,
wnere ne Will take passage on the steamship
Aurania, which sails tomorrow for Liverpool he
Is accompanied by ills family, and expects 70 re-
mp oa past IN so9Hs two months the TIP
returned TO Washington last evening, and win be
at their old quarters 1900 street. unt they leave
Edmonds LETT last night for his home in Burlington,
vI-The following named Washingtonians were
registered at the Potomac Hotel. st. Georges
4. Crawford. MISS Bessie Flynn, Addison walker
and vile, J. H. Carl. J. ]. Lnney.
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THE NAVY DEPARryErr INvEsTIoArIoN.-The
board OF naval officers investigating the Navy de-
partment frauds to-day examined Commodore
Earl English, chief OF the bureau OF equipment
counts in his bureau and the methods Of doing
business
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rrF ALI. TIE NJ NIB RS or PETER OGDEN
s-S LO- q No. 1914 U Q; of o. F: are rrques ed
to meet At their hall WEDNESD L. at o'cloc p.
to a. end e funeral Of Bro rAIToN MISFrELD. BY
ord -r OF the Lodge 3 + DABNkI. =. u
1t WN n JOHNSON
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander George Dewey, Or
dered to temporary duty at the Navy department,
LIST OF August; Ensign Geo. r. Clark to the Michi-
gan l4h inst; Ensgns w. r. NJ. Field and w. l.
deiro, to the New Hampshire; Lieut.. A. B. Speyers,
detached from the Saratoga, 12Lh inst, md placed
naval observatory and ordered to the Saratoga;
Lieut.. Jno 7. Sullivan. from command Of the coast
survey steamer Endeavor and placed on sick leave
Assistant Engineer II. T. RhOadeS granted three
months leave. with permission to 60 abroad.