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Hra. Jarrett Alse C0avieteA In ths
AEAaHenmG Ahnmesa0m Cna4.

Hra. Jarrett AlDs COuvteeeA In tho
Armstrong ASaUesaoo Case.
LONDON, Nov. THE trial of Mr.. stead, ed'-
tor Of the Pull Nau Gossue, Mr.. BrAmweh
Booth, OF the salvation Army; Nj sampson
Jackques, OF the stan OF the Pull Mdu Gaseiie.
and Louise Mourey, defendants In the Arm
strong abduction case, was resumed al the oen-
trail criminal court to-day, before Justice Lopez.
The judge In his charge 20 the Jury argued that
tney bring In o verdict according 20 the law,
and not 70 allow their personal sympathies I'D
influence their decision Mr.. Stead, Justice
Lopez said, filled the Pun Mall Gdseffe with MI
thy, disgusting articles OF obscene nature, the
publication OF which was not connected with
the present charge. The only material question
Tor the Jury 20 decide was, whether the child,
Eliza Armstrong, was taken away from her
home against her fathers will" They were
also 20 determine whether the mother sold her
child 10 the prisoners as alleged by the defense.
The jury retired at $40 p. m. The foreman
asked the judge before the jury LEFT their seats
10 allow them to distinguish between Mrs. Jar
reft and Mr.. Stead Is Ia their criminal liability
in case they concluded that Mrs. Jarrett hsd
disobeyed the instructions OF Mr.. Stead.
Ssead aud Mrs. Jarrett Convicted
The jury brought I'm a verdict OF guilty against
Stead and Rebecca Jarrett, and acquitted
Booth and jacques.
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Teunesaee Lahor Comyentaon.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. THE state
labor convention met In this city yesterday.
The convention is composed of delegates from
the various trades unions Of the state and mum
beers about one hundred. resolution was
passed demanding the repeal Of the law leas-
Ing convicts; demands longer terms of schools
and discounteuances discrimination between
labor on account Of color Resolutions were
adopted strongly endorsing Hon. J. n. Heating,
Of Memphis, tor public printer.
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Desperate Fight Between SOldBers.
A NEGRO SHOOTS AND KILLS TWO WHITE MEN
AT JEFFERSON BARRACKs

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Tt is reported this morn
ing from Jefferson barracks, which rs Is miles
south OF this city, that fearful fight took place
there last night between colored soldier, who is
said TO be a desperate character, and two white
soldiers, in which the former shot and killed
both OF his opponents, and, I'm spite u every
effort TO arrest him, he succeeded in making his
escape. Names are yet wanting.
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MADISON, Wis, Nov. THE secretary OF
state has completed the official census details.
Total population, I. 563.4 ABB; white males Sosl,-
342. white females .4S, $40, negroes in full
s 5-6 Indians 2,695.
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The Majority Of Larrabee. Rep.. For
Governor, Placed At 1894.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Nov. From returns
received up to an early hour this morning, the
Register places the majority of Larrabee (repl
for governor, at Z, 664.
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LIMA, Nov. THE newspaper Bien Publico
has been fined 500 for having made mention
In Its columns OF Gen. Caceres president Of
the republic, contrary 10 the government pro-
clamation
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OGNIZEIl

THE POPE REPORTED TO HAVE RECOGNIZED
SPANS AUTHORITY.
LONDON, Nov. THE Tunes this morning
says IL is believed al Rome that the pope has
recognized Spain = sovereignty over the Caro-
line Islands, and that concessions are allowed
Germany.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-E. HI. Bucklin's fourstory
building, on Michigan avenue, occupied by him
by fire to the extent Of $1,000 this morning.
Otto Miller, q fireman, lost his footing on the
third floor when attempting to cut away some
woodwork, and fell through the elevator shaft
to the basement, receiving fatal injuries.
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AuarIu Tex Nov. 7.-Nemor1al services In
honor a Gen. Mcclellan win be held here Sun
day Address win be delivered By Hon. Jno.
HSncook- Col Terrfil Gen. Shelly, Col. Miller
md Judee Rectoe. All the caeEYy OF the city
Win s. "a atAendAnoa Eulogtsdc resolutions
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Adjutant General Drum and Civil Service Oom..
missioner EdgertOn called on the President to
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
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~ OAS'
One Man Killed by the Fall Of His House
at Carmi-A Baptist Church and Three
Other Buildings Destroyed.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE cyclone which passed
over the southwestern part of the state last
night was more serious in its results than was
at first believed. At Carmi the house of JOS
Burrell was blown down, Burrell being in
stantly killed and several members of the fam
lily severely injured. Four buildings were
blown down, including the Baptist church.
Reports from Jacksonville, Duquoin and Pitts
field, state that much damage was done TO
property, although no further loss Of lie has
yet been ascertained.
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AN INVISIBLE ARMY.

OF the JOhnsOn.Stan.
ton Controversy How ex.Detective
COomes Hunted for q Regiment and
Found Only One Man-Ex.Detective,s
Miiler's Work In Running Down
GrOundless RumOrs
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An Ohio Opinion.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS AN INDoRsE-
MENT OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
Representative Hill, of Ohio, in talking with q
STAR reporter to-day, said he was more than
gratified at the result of the elections In New
York and Virginia. He thought the result was
positive Endorsement of the democratic adj
shadowed democratic rule for many years to
come.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 n. OF G.-Oft1CERS AND MEMBERS
D~EA ofCALANTHE LODGE, No. IL, will meet
at their Hall TONIGHT at 7:30 O'Clock to arrange
for the funeral of our late brother, F. r. KIMMELr
1t By order Of G. G..
Tf~ A CARD.-HEREAFTER THE PHOTO
O>A GRAPHIC STUDIO of JORDAN, Photo
grapher 1927 Pennsylvania ave, will be under the
management and personal supervision of Mrs W. X.
Jordan, who, in assuming the name and proprietor
ship of the Studio respectfully thanks patrons for
their most liberal patronage solcits Continuance
of the same: Permanent arrangements having been
made with the able corps of assistants by whose skill
and experience such general satisfaction has been
gwen. grade of work unsurpassed is offered to the
patrons OF the Studio and to the general public Its
Tf~ A SPLENDID 10 PER CENT INVEST
49, ment. Two new Groom brick houses; all
modern improvements; between two lines of cars.
Address Box So, Star Office. Its
ia For the past ten years there has been no
practical Cabinet Maker In this city who has made q
specially of repairing fine furniture Having had ff-
teen years Of practical experience in the manufctur
ing and repairing of fine furniture take pleasure in
saving that have enlarged my place of business and
introduced such tools and appliances that am pre-
pared TO repair all work in a thorough manner, and
will guarantee all work which 1 undertake. Thank
ing for your support in the past, and asking
unuance OF the same, remain,
G. f.. BIRCKHEAD,
n1-6t> 112 o St NV
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several months longer than the Boston and
several times as much money.
SECOND CONTROLLER MAYNARD in his an
nual report says that the transaction of public
business would be facilitated and the ends of
justice promoted if the government would i'm
pose reasonable limitation of time within
which all claims, either in favor of or against
the government, should be presented through
the accounting officers.
GEN. SHERIDAN FILLS THE VACANCIES ON
HIS STAFF.-General Sheridan issued general
order yesterday afternoon appointing Captain
s. E. Blunt, of the ordnance department, and
Capt: S. c. Kellogg, 9Th cavalry, to the vacancies
on his staff. Capt. Kellogg. who was an aide-de-
camp to Gen. Thomas during the war, has lately
returned from Europe where he attended this
years "autumn maneuvers' of the French
army, and is now serving with his troops at
B%nt SSa aE indian FRI Captain
year as inspector of rifle practice at hesdquar-
tiers Of tho asaay, the duties of which position
those of aide-de.camp. He is the author OF the
Manuel of Rifle Firing adopted last year for
use in the army. Capts. Kellogg and Blunt are
widely and favorably known both in and out of
the army.
ALLOWED TO REsIGN.-Yesterday the secre-
tary of the Treasury revoked the order of dis
missal in the case of George N. Saegmueller,
chief mechanician OF the coast survey and &C
cepted his resignation. Mr.. Saegmueller was
dismissed July 23d last on the ground OF col
ments, and he appealed to the Secretary to re-
woke the order without avail. Yesterday, how
ever, the point was made that the chief of the
bureau having been allowed to resign, subordi-
mates should have the same privilege, and the
Secretary consented that this should be done.
PERsONAL.-SenatorJ JONES' OF Nevada, is con-
valescing from an attack of pneumonia
Admiral and Mrs. Porter are the guests of their
Son-in-law, Lieut.. Logan, at Newport-senor
Elmore, the Peruvian minister; Representative
tennessee. Theodore A
Dodge, were registered in New York last night
Gibson, Of Maryland, is at
Willard's-Mss Cora. Clements, of this CITY,
after an extended t. tour in New York and New
New York city.-Representative Kelley, of
Pennsylvania, is at the Riggs-.The illness of
Senator Miller, OF California. is due to a wound
received in NJ, the war, which has never fully
Fanny d. Reed, and Col. j. F. Head and family,
have located for the winter at the Peterson
f1ats.---Lieut. l.. H. Walker, U. S. A., sailed
from New York tor Europe yesterday
John A. kasson, of Iowa, is at Wormley's.-
Mrs. Judge Gist, who spent the summer visit
ing her son, c. s. Sloan, formerly of this city,
Drum has returned from Fort Leavenworth.
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JUDGE l.. X. CHURCH, of New York, the newly
appointed associate justice of the supreme
bench of Dakota, is in the city. Judge Church
distinguished himself in the New York legisla-
the Presidents attention by his honest devo-
ton to the public service
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me Population OF wtsceu.

The jury brought in a verdict OF guilty against
Stead and Rebecca Jarrett, and acquitted
Booth and jacques.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut W. c. Cowles has re-
ported MS return from the Kearsarge, and has
been placed on waiting orders. Lieut.. II. T.
stockton, detached from the Minnesota and
ordered to report to the New York naval hos
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ADMIRAL JoUErT, commanding the north
Atlantic squadron, will leave for New York this
evening, and the Tennessee will probably sail
from there early Monday morning for Hamp-
Ton roads, where the vessels are to congregate
prior TO sailing for Florida waters. Admiral
JOuett mas not yet received his orders officially
from the Navy department
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AIRS. NJ. b. BRUCE
Announces a Series of Four Lectures on
ART PRINCIPLES AND CRITICISM,
BY Mr. Edmund Russell. the distinguished Delsartian
Artist The Lectures viii be given at the Art Rooms
Of Mrs Bruce. 9l5 street northwest. The first ON
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV.17TH, AT O'CLOCK.
Subject = FRANCOIS DEISARTE, HIS DIS
COVERIES A BASES FOR CRITICAL ART
STUDY"
To be followed by illustrated talks ON
HOUSE DECORATION" DRESS TABLE
SETTING" and "FLOWERS"
Subscription to the Course. So
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26

The Birthdays 81 General GrAo
Louis kossush snd i.srt~rs spsne.f ~
cur GA the sam. dsy of thu year
MIS-. Anns. i.spp rcosi IT fhiIsSea
paia. d~aush;cr % Grace srrss~oo-t.
Ia. made = nc .ssful debut IN orse
in Trssssc. Her stag nanse = Ass
Armour.
-rfata-ra sass that u usss;h-ae
made . gloomy axzic Of hs nrsi s5ss
IN dit not 4 scsersEs huh he snail
became ths, sna oofhgst orator "a al
eesn,ry.-N y. IesI
The London TrsA ssys ii NAV N
,ers.. .Aszr Who a scnss Russlsn saair
,o knox thai the naaIe 81 VI - as II
use RussIsa Minister u. ior-i<n AhAs1
Is pronounced "tseerch
Josh Riiiuys ~fli spent 10
usnm~r in the " - tie viii Tsmsss
on th. Facshc Coast next wnisf. aaa
shevaft~r no has \ two YEAR foyvg4
tour in contemplation -CAaoaso Ir|
ss<
The oiiest book in the too{
gresorai Library - said Ia b~ Ind
Olive Leaf" by ont HssseS a. t,~prwiA
= ,une book concors~d ''ioS the gIoSs u
God snt the good o. mankind Hsa
sa1sos Post u
Row John Hall. The noted Ncs
York divssr. = al irissmsa bs bril-
v ho W. seat To ,hts coas,ry % the|
Ulster frrsby,crisns and Furnished ~i,h|
q rr,a passage tcke,. ~hah b. has|
never yre asei-S J. fsl
Leopold Voc RaEks il Tie oiie-' iiv-|
ing European historian Who retains bal
m.atal powers unimpalr-i III" hss|
passed his nin-ticih year. and ssy. be
expects - b. writing history shen s(|
age has covered q rounded century
The brst article on ''Loa1'u 40
cicty." which appeared In Mr. Adams
.kosss!s kerGs. tr.sts of tar Qssssn and
the Roysl family Of Grea, BrItAsa The
portion relA,pg IA th. Qu~sn ssk~s the
view ,hs, h-r reign L. paving tbs Way
for . krpab'ic.
Mr.. Martin =. Upper. the snikos
Of "Froyrghaai ihilose phs. apf~zis IN
the American pabl.c too MONEY. lilo
sa,s hc never had ans prohI from Ire
American edition 81 hs work lie |.
~ veil of ~ hts reader. ~. '. Frsaa
ssas's yoasr.a. =
-~t.eneral .shiu~~sl Gordon ~ss m
in,ctrra,e smoker. lie u.e,i a long
pipe. and es.fy masuiag n, sunr'sr with
psp- O telescope hs moantei Ia the
roof of bis pm ace xssd carefully no IL
every condition IL HE surroundings 10
b. sad tina, lao f~rrqusn,l, spent sis. "a
tire night upea tho rampsrt- with 10
NEE. cheer NJ than sp. and .ssisg "a
person that every a "a &c military
va. performed
Capitals Howard. whore bravery
sawed th. ia, TAI the pous IA ga tFssols
In their rrocni light With siss R~ in-
- . nalsss IT tonnestigaE
II. s~r,.d in tias var 81 tho REBELLION
anil also i've wears ia ths ~ A. army.
where he haa consd rahls ssf~fi nrs
la Indian warfare. he ]. y brave ous,l-
hesde soldier. ,hssous ibis fanilsaf VIA
army iifs. aud he j. also a very ssilfssf
machlnist, Possessing a c'smpie,- kn"wf
al III mechanism al a Gsilins
gan-Aarslord iesl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
FASHIONS
Line Upon Line About New Notions
Millinery and the !

Line Upon Lin About New Notions b..
Millinery AMI the .
The prevailing styles in spring man
ties show combinations Of plain and
brOcaded silk ana velvet and lace net
They are made short in the back and
long in front and are profusely trimmed
with chenille fringes. plain and beaded
laces, passemcnterle feathers and cOrl
For young girls cloth jackets are made
PLAIN with loose fronts. GroS grain
will be more used than other silk ma
~terials, and costumes Of this fabric and
poplin will have coats or jackets to
ma CHI. Dark silk NANTES are usually
lined with contrasting surah
A walking dress Of green serge has
the skirt made with clusters If kilt
Plating alternating with de box-
pl its. The OverdrcsS has n tablier
front and full drapery ut the back. The
EtOn lacSet is bordercd with officers
mess buttons. The sleeves are trimmed
with a row Of the buttons which run up
the outer \ nearly To tn elbow.
Short jackets of cloth are made with
the vest fronts or are but on.d dow
the front. They are trimmed with bit
tons and braids. The vests are often in
contrast TO the material of the iaeNet
when it is made up rs part Of the COS
tune.
Parasols are shown in canopy AMI
Japanese shapes. TIE coaching para
sol. Ia q canopy top and is in all b.
new color, and in checks. French PSF
. OILS covered with pulled crepe are in
every available shade.
Tucks are much worn they often ex-
tend only acros. the front Of the dress
with a trimming Of braid above them
PolOnaises frequently have the body
and back drapery Of plain material and
the front drapery of embroidery.
Silk marabOut is more durable than
feathera IL is 70 be had in black. white.
PINK ard blue.
Sateens will be male with snnSiy-
fitting bod ces lined with muslin o. thin
silk.
Open froat drapery. falling in .
point on either side. is quite fashion
ab;e.
Persian and Indian brocadesa are 8ach
used for short nantes
Ponxee and foulsrd win he worn over
velvet skirtA
Sat-ene will be worn ever velvet and
surah skirA
Printed muslins with hoRal designs
are to vem.
Heavy-beaded cords are a>ed for
looping skirtA-N. j. Commercial i'd
ceseSsen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
Abuse Of Hono

II woald surprise many O. kno0 wh0
number of horsesare annually sAcKifiss'
by ,gusrance asd carele8oess n tAS6
management Good hoses sAoabi ~
main sarviccssie until twenty-five -
tsirtp ear ed but . horse il ssua,ly
rgaszAfd oAl by tho tine - rearSe.
half the~ wars And The worsf feature
in his usataer is that 20 maay Win kill
ftssr hosuas Cd so u~nsDrrcifuily are men
si.ae iinaeine that icy arc treating
vbeir 81 & .. wi as Circumstance
sn at~ O~serf-edsnx VII impair
auc digestive organs y1eker than not
|GeAag enoagh. yes handrcds of hor-s
own - pcr.i.s 10 gosging thesr horses
AZ ~ expenss Il their own purse. -
vel - ss the exrense Il tbsif horses
healsh- The character Of The food pro-
vs4ei 10 Also os greater imyostanre than
many imagine A small An aunt Of tie
night kind al food i much better thas
as abundance al interior sssG The
di6tssa: ways in which he lives a sbs
- horso are shortened arV too -
neroas % nession IN detail II ys0
woaIA hare your Aones . live 60 geod
Cd agc. and Be - sesvicesh1e Whes
thss afs twesty yeass old - vAss thsy
asI Eve a "a. give skp0 noeAl1g -
~ ~ tE0akDeol-keeh1112
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
oLo.FAsn,oMeo WHIPPING.

-
The Qualifications ~ . Public school
seh u tie Par west
A teacher. whose school was In the
Tar West, furnishes the following &C.
count of his examination by the director
Of the district:
lyon ever graddyated?''
mo. SIR"
Glad Of It! Graduates don't hall
If 'em know beans when their head s
in the bag. Ever studied stronomy?"
mo. sr. never"
big ,ool if you had. Ever 60 nosius
round siudyin' the iiory Of \ country
bottomy. they call iiT"
Never. sir"
''Ioa couldn't teach young uns o
mine il YOU he'd. They was 8 crank
here n irwin to make Us b'leeve ,hes
was scch things ez male and female
plants Must . thought we hadnt Lc
sense. Do you 90 much on grammar
Il think il, a very useful study
"i think il q pack o stuff and clut-
terbosh! Don't callaie ter hev my BOYS
an gals talk by rule an ro;e. an min
elm things up tel they amt no sense in
'em. DO YOU fool way much time ON
70 nolOgy'"
Physiology? Yes: | think it an ex-
ce!lent thing for boys and girls &c
study
well. l amt so awfully set agin
that ! reckon it's \ good thing ter
know what ter do when one bu>ts a
blood vessel or breaks = leg. 'Taini
much Use to gals. though. They
would do nothin' but set up a yell in
either diiemmy. not If they was chock
full y Technology. DO YOU go any on
what they call tizzognomy'?"
Il do not teach it."
I'VE hadn't better. A man did once.
He boarded with me fu.t week. an
ketched him up on his iizzoSnomy. Nv
woman had fell down sull.r an raised
u turrib.e bump on her head. ! got
this smarty to mappin' ont her karac-
ter from her bumps. an he said the
welt she got fallin' was combative-
ness unusually developed. He meant
fightin' siren tn. Wy. she could u
whaled q lion eli it he'd been 50. an here
she's SO delikit it c,ean tuc.crs 'er out
ter hOr up the hind eerd o thu Vaughn
when I'm a-tarrin' Of it. Kin sou spell!
clean through the diet onary?'
"NO. sir. am not a good speller.'
'Haint? Better brush up thar then.
or some o our youngsters'il down We.
That's their main holt. How arc you
on iiggers?'
Very good. l think. l can teach
a%nvthying you would care tn have
taught here. even to higher ALGEBRA
.AlSebray! we amt no us for alge-
bray here! Some men blat way bout
a esallin' b or X. who couldn't say the
multiplication table backwards ter save
'em. Could you hau! off yer a an
vest. crack yr fists. an lam u sin
fOoter of a youngster Of he was ter be
SASSY at ye?"
Il would try to punish a very re
bellious boy"
'Well. Ill give We a chance. We
b'leeve in good old fashioned corp raj
whalin' here. No soft sawderin' ii do
instid Of it. Learn the youngsters good
hOss-sense. an do way with all fol-de-
rOl. Learn 'em the vally o me an
money, an how to figgcr. write. read
an spell. an then turn 'em loose to
paddle their own canoe. sez L.
Youths Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-26
he JUMPED

4 Desrs1e Nas Whs HAk tae Gop Thss
L4apeA frso the Brsokiys bridge.
"Hsard Of OdluA haven't yOu'' he
askeA - he entered an osice on the
Fourth floor Of > GrSwod street block
The jumper
YES; the casp thss junped from the
healge and met MS death
.-Nell:"
..welI. I'm q eseT Jumper than
Odaum ever vas and / came here Ia
j1np from youx big b.itge"
..6at We hssen't any.'
YES; I kamsd The hcs only sssR
arrival"
III Sc. Ard yen ere Acsd brokeS~
well. pa mieAs ell il th.L ~ n
80 yoa ~ like"
.Ya; ltd hhA always fed rke.
Cs0e@
h Iouowod him out. into IL
AAl. 81 - gsnelsnaA drew hack kks
ugAthe paisssA % tie stairA and said:
.Boe 0diu0c
.sYaa hser' chiETuped - straaSsz.
I'D - lanAod q - ssvsnsh sssp.
~nsd eva and rsaeAsA - iasfisG
dGAe - - nod . bov - the sa1f
80 ~ taEDsA - euDax-DskUa
- ~