Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-25

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST FATHER.-Chas
| Tyree well to do fatiner, living On Little Brier
creek, In West Virginia. has been arrested on a
charge OF incest preferred by his daughter, Ieltna
| V. Tyree aged IS. Tel1tha has an infant a month
oio' whose paternity she swears upon her fatEer.
QUEEN VICTORIA WORRIED BY HER soN-1N-LAw-
| 1t Is rumOred that Queen Victoria is q rain wOr-
ried by the behavior or her son-in-law, the Grand
| DUE Louis OF Hesse- DarmStadt According TO the
latest reports he is seeking still another matrmo-
NAL alliance. notwths anding the troubles broug 1t
| about by his norganatlc marriage With Nine. KALI
mire His latest fancy, 1t is said, is toward lady
who IS connected with the ducal court at Darn
stadt but who is much his Inferior in rank She is
also very much younger than the grand duke and
Is said TO be very beautiful.
! THE DUBLIN ScANDALs.-The Dublin jury were
unable to agree to verdict in the OF eX-Secre-
| tary Cornwell and Capt. kirwan, who were tried
jointly on an indictment for conspiracy and solic
itlng." The second trial OF this case was postponed
to the next cominsS on, and the prisoners set
at liberty on providing suitable ball James Pillar,
who pleaded guilty to the various indictments for
! ielonies and conspiricies against him, was SEN
fenced Saturday to twenty years penal Servitude.
| A SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CAsE-The Philadelphia
Sunday Item publishes the particulars OF sellsa-
tional divorce case instituted in that city, in which
the plaintiff is Henry ID. Gipin, member OF an aris-
tocratic family, and son of the late Charles Gipln,
| who was the mayor or Philadelphia from 1850 To
| 1851 The defendant, Mrs Nellie Martyr Giipln,
wife Of the plaintiff. is beauif woman OF excel
parties We're married two years ago, but the union
was not happy one. the Giipln family refusing TO
recognizes Mrs Gilpin The plaintiff charges his
wife with fnfldety, and Gen. JAS &. Lynch, dis
| fnguished volunteer officer OF the late war, and
| now protpin Mt business man OF Philadelphia, Is
| made correspondent in the case.
| REMARKABLE FINfoF SILvER-The silver excite
ment in Richie county, W. Va, is assuming ire
mendous proportions, several rich mines having
| been recently discovered iD the valleys of Shore
Run and Buck Run, near Cairo The most valua-
BILE OF these belong to the Rev. John Walters, Cyrus
| Dallon, John Ferribee ana NJ. d. Bartlett The
mine Of the Rev. MIR. Walters Is in operation and
| silver and sl1 in lead To The ton. The Bartlett
mine comes ntxr with sl75 to the ton. The re-
manning mines are not 50 rich, yielding only about
300 per ton. In digging we'll on tie farm OF
Widow Pool. near Cairo piece of almos. pure sill
ver measuring eight Inches by lve and weighing Is
| pounds, was found
TWO MORE BANK suspENsIoNs.-The Webster
County Bank, OF Marshneld, Mo-. has suspended,
and Z. F. Brooks has been appointed receiver. The
liabilities are reported $4,000, and assets est1-
mated at frum $4,000 TO s25 900. All The school
deposited In this bank. Speculation III grain Is
said to be the cause o1 the faillre.-The Bank OF
Windsor, at Windsor, Va, has sus ended. and Will
not II Is thought, resume business again. The de-
poslots, however, Will probably be paid in full
ARREST OF COLLEGE PRoFEssOR.-The Rev.
James A. Towle, one OF the faculty OF RipOn COL
lege, was arrested at Milwaukee, Saturday by Dep
uty United states Marshal Marshall Oh charge OF
Violating the Gust ON laws lie was taken before
Commissioner Bloodgood and bound over In the sum
OF $500 TO await trial The Rev. Or. Towle has
ege since 1876 1t is alleged that he has systemat
icaily imported books from Germany and France,
and by making affidavit that they We're for in
the college anu part OF the library belonging to
the institution has avoided paying the duty upon
them. 1t Is said that the number OF volumes i'm
pOrteC In this manner and on which no Import duty
has been paid is nearly 800 and they valued at
nearly $1,000. Prof: Towe has a wife and two
children in Ripon. The VIII up for trial
| at the next tell OF the United States court.
FIGHT BETWEEN A WILDCAT AND A BULL DoG.-A
fight between I. l. Montgomery's mountain Wild
Cat anu George F.Robnson's bull dog toon place at
CanneltOn, w. Va, Saturday afternoon. The dog
six oc.Ock. Alter great deal Of noise the dog at
tackled the cat, but was driven Off The cat then
took corner and fought the dog off, but finally
followed IL up to The center or the cage the dog
being driven back AS the dog was TO Ueat the cat
IN TWO minutes, and as time was up Referee swan
decided that III cat had Won. and the dog Was
Taken out The hight Wa, FOR $500 size
MURDERER PURSUED BY DoGs.-A. V. Raleigh
conductor or freight Train ON the Macon aud
Brunswick railroad, III Georgia, was XII led Satur-
day BY Eli Taylor, NegrO, striking him the
head with light "uod Knot l he difficulty arose
roM kateiYh's reprna1idiIIX the negro neglect
OF duty. Taylor TOOK 10 the sWalIlys, and being
pursued by dogs.
! HANGED ON THE SCENE OF HIS CRIME.-A Next
Can named Luciano PddiO Who was sent TO st ate
priet III Nebraska from New Mexico, W, liberated
a month ago. week a,o he assaulted thir; cen
| year-Old girl. Th. lCiln Wa, horribly mutafed
| and fears were entertained that She would die
The Mexican was arrested, but a mob took him
from the officers and led him before the GIRL She
positively identified him. The officers were placed
under ,,uad ard the Mexican WAS taken 10 the
identical spot where he committed the crime and
hanged. He was Civ n five IN nutes pray, which
ne did, and then made tull confession Of his