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NO FEAR OF TRVGHLE IN UTAH.
What is Said Regarding the Situation
and the Movement OF Troops nj the
War Department.

1t is stated at the War department that no
fears are entertained of any serious trouble in
Utah. 1t was thought lest to station COM
pany of infantry from Fort Douglass in Salt
Lake City, rs the municipal control there is
entirely in the hands Of the Mormon,, and in
view of the course recently taken by them, it
was only right that some protection should be
afforded those who might he unfairly treated
by them. An artillery company was sent from
Omaha to Fort Douglass to take the place Of
the company stationed in Salt Lake city. This,
ii is said is the whole extent of the movement
OF troops, and no other is regarded as neces-
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A Diet OF Vans and VINEGAR.
COMMANDER MGLENSEY'S REPORT REGARDIN


COMMANDER M'GLENSEY'S REPORT REG ARDING
THE WRECK OF THE CASHMERE.
Commander McGiensey, commanding the U.
s. S. OSsipee, reports to the Navy department
from Hiogo, japan, Oct 14th, that he left that
port September 3Oth in search of the wrecked
bark Cashmere. He returned October 18th
without finding any trace of the wreck, but
found on his return that the men had arrived
October Sth. They had remained in the wreck
until September 10Th with nothing TO eat but q
few yaIns and nothing to drink but a little
vinegar. They LETT the wreck on a raft and
reached the island of Tanegasima on the 21st
September and were forwarded to Hicgo from
there. Comm luder Mctiiensey intended sail
ing Tor IOldlOma rs soon ;Ls possible, although
the cholera at Eio"O WAS still confined to the
natives. All the men had been brought aboard
ship from quarantine.
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IaEBrG coMPANY's EXTRACT :.

AIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Finest and cheapea Meat Flavor
ing stock for Soups, Made Oishes md SsuceG
Annual sale 6.O00.OU0 jars
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT An invaluabir tonic srs n succesa
and boon for which nations should feel crate
fhl"-6ee Medical Rrem," Lancet" &C
Genuine only with the fAc amiIe Of Baron IIe-
big's signature In blue Ink across the Label
TIE title baron Hebtg' and photography hav-
Ing been largely used by dealers with no CON
formed that the Aebig Company alone can
o0er the article with baron Uehag's guarantee
Of genuineneA
LIEBIG CONPANY'e EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be had OF III esorskespers, Gro
Gers and Cheuafsts sols Agents Cor he United
States twholesale onlya C. David Z Co. 3 Fen
church Avenue. London, EngisnA o0o$h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
Criminal Court Juries.

FILLING THE VACANCIES FOR THE DECEMBER
TERN.
The December term of the Criminal Court
was convened by Judge Macarthur this morn
ing. The grand jurors drawn on the 25th of
November were called. and all answered ex-
cepting sidney I. WALES and C. Morris SiOusa,
returned "not found" and w. A. Bartlett, abb
sent, who was excused Nicholas PistoriO was
also excused. The grand jurors were excused
till Monday next.
The petit jurors were called, and twenty-five
out of the twenty-six drawn answered. E. G.
Davis, H. +. Grant, w. II. McElfresh, James T.
Fry, l.. C. Bishop, NJ Weller. K L. Frey, K. II.
Martin and John Sherman were excused. The
court directed the vacancies to be filled by to
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange noted to-day:
y AIS 1891: COUPON. IL bid 1lSs asked; y.
50year fund. Se5s. iS24. currency. lies. bid, III
sskea. S9year fund %, 1902. coin, l25 BID i27la
costia r. R. Is bid. Washington Gas. 40 bid. 4Ul4
mems ms. a asked. III gs Ins e4s bid 81 asked.
Washington Brick Machine. Ill bid. bank Of Wash
ngt0n, 80 bid. Great Falls Ice. 100 bid. Real Estate
Title Insurance, 1OU'4 bid, los asked. Penn. Tel.
Co.. 47la bid 80 asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel.
L. l.. first mort, IS bid, % asked. ". L. l.. second
mort 60 bid, 70 asked Nat. safe Deposit Co. 1881
-
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 500 pm. and
extinguished at 800 am.
The Junior class of the National University
Law school has elected officers as follows Presi-
dent. VIM. VI. Potter; vice president, c. e..
Clokey: secretary, \. l.. Morsel; treasurer, j. j..
Mr.. Henry Wise Garnett has resigned the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Ascension p. +. church
Rev. Robert Collyer. of New York. preached
yesterday at Ali Souls church upon the ten
d.ncy of churches to DRIFT towards sensuOus
commission, delivered an address before the
Ethical society yesterday afternoon on "The
Moral Sense aud it, Education
The Bancroft literary and debating society
Organized January 10th, 1855 Its officers are:
Lanman; secretary. W. Mulhali; treasurer, Miss
The National base ball club will not send a
representative to the meeting of the American
recent action of the League.
Edward Harbour was charged In the Police
Court to-day With disturbing the salvation
continued until tomorrow. He was arrested
by Special Officer Coulter, and was released on
John smith, the colored man, who was ar
rested on suspicion Of stealing an overcoat from
the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Stringer, was acQuit-
VIM. Bright and VIM. Robinson. young col
oPed men. were sent to Jail for sixty days each
Hour from the store Of Chas. Butts
Kate Goose and Maggie sullivan, two young
women who live in South Washington, ap-
peared in the Police Court to-day to testify
against Sam. Morris, who was charged with
bruising Maggfes face. Sam. said he WAS guilty,
and the judge gave him six months.
Rev. w. II. Milburn, the blind preacher, will
lecture at the Mount Vernon Place church Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings on
What . Blind Man Saw in Europe " g. 9.
Prsntiss, the Greatest American Orator." and
" r II. Sheridan, the Orator and Wit"
From j. Shillington, Brentano Brothers and
the International News Co. we have the Splen-
did holiday number of the London Graphic and
illustrated News, both accompanied by double
page cartoons in oil colOrs.
The application Of Arthur 8. Brown for ad-
mission to the bar was referred to the exam
lining committee to-day by the Court In General
Term. Martin A. Cumming was appointed an
examiner in chancery.
The Court in General Term adjourned sine die
to-day.
A report from New MeXicoi Is to the effect that
Robert HuntOn, nephew of Gen. Eppa Hun
ton. who went TO New Mexico two years ago to
benefit his health, is dead Mr.: Hunton was
employed for several years q clerk in Lewis
Johnson & Co. 8 bank.
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The COuffA.

CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1.-Judoe Cor.
To-day. Haywood agt. Fitzgerald; leave to
amend. U.s. agt. Grant and Hood; on nearing.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-.Judge .Me'rick.
Today, Anderson agt. b. 4 P. X. r.; ON hear
ing.
EQUITY COURT-Jtdoe Hdgner.
To-day Peugh agt. Davis; sales finally ratified
ana reference to auditor. Cuttings agt. Bl0g-
liot, executor, allowed to intervene. Home
ms Co agt Curtic: rule on defendants returna-
bic december 14th. HOlmead agt. Esifn, ex-
ceptlOns to auditors report Overruled In part
and re-reference ordered. Lansburgh agt. Ker;
testimony ordered taken by w. w. Mohun.
POLIcE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, William Bright, and William Robin
son, colored larcency; 90 days each.
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KIDNEY PAINS" and that weary sensation ever
present with those Of painful kidneys weak backs
overworked or worn out by standing, walking or the
sewing machine, cured By CurIcURA ANrI-PAIN
kPLAsrEa q new, rgnal, elegant, and speedy anti
dote to pain and Inflammation. At druggtsts 25c:
five for 81. Mailed free. PorTER DRUa AND CHxM-
ICAL Co., Boston. decl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

SENATOR ALDRICH WILL REINTRODUCE THE
BILL TO HAVE THE QUESTION TUD. CIALLY
SETTLED IF NO ONE ELSE does.
Senator Aldrich, who is no longer member
of the District committee. said to a STAR re
porter that unless some member of that COM
mittee shall at an early day introduce the
bill directing judicial test OF any and all
claims against the Potomac fats property, he
will do SO himself The Senator add. d that he
regarded 1t as very important to have the
status of those claims determined as early as
possible. He said that the country at
large is interested in having the fats
improvement completed, because that improve.
ment will benefit the general health Of the
national capital; and that q feeling of appre-
hension that the claims of individuals might be
eventually sustained and thus deprive the gov
eminent OF the flats, might operate to deter
Congress from making the necessary appropria-
tions for continuous improvement OF the
pending work. The Senator wants to see the
governments title established beyond Question
and then have the work pushed forward to COM
,n1atiOn.
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BALTIMORE, Nd December 7..yirginia skies.
new 81 I'D ne" ten
BALTIMORE. ND, December 7.-Cotton dull and
easy-middling. 9as Flour nominally straightforward
street and western super 261aS w: DO extra 3.25
800; do extra. aSOaIi5; DO Rio brands I. 75a1. az
Patapsco family, 5.65; do superiaIlve patent. 600
and dun: southern lsa saas do amber Uo
No. z western winter red, spot S0l9 bid fresh; De
bid Ccrn0sSuthern easy and irregular: western tern
lower and dull southern white. 44l2a4S; do. yellow
44sss41 western mixsd a Spot sIaa peeemeer
western white. 3sa4O; do. mixed. 35a87: Pennsyiva.
70 and and
Bulk mes.s-shouiders and clear RIB sides. packed Cd
hams 11allla Lrd-redned, 7As Butter firm;
western packed, 1la15: creamery. 2Oa27. Eggs
7l2a7ss Coffee duiI-kio cargoss. ordinary to fair
7laSh. Sugar steady.-A son, 6ss' copper refined
steady i0,~aiU. Mh,sky steady and hrm lesl 20
-FOUR Is; grain. 4d. Receipts-hour. 1.@65 barrels
wheat, 900 bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels; rye, 100
wheat. 26O. OOV bushels: corn. 81. 600 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, December z, HOO q. m.-Wheat
market opened weak this morning, declined y, To k7l
,1r ,'snry but rallied =. Snde9 koed buying 70
Oats unchanged Pork ~ higher Lard pa higher.
BURNED OUr-A house belonging to William
johnson, colored, on TiilMans Hill, negro
settlement about half mile from Rockville.
from q defective due, and Was burned to the
ground in short time. Johnson, who was In
Rockville, was hastily summoned To find him.
sell, wife and seven children homeless He
In the house. The Insurance on the house had
just expired.
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Amusemeuts Tonight.

NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures in "Cricket
Oh the Hearth and "Lend Me Five Shillings."
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-"A Night Off"
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUsE--'Siberia."
ALL SOULS CHURCH.-Lecture by Rev. Rob-
ert Collyer.
ME. RUssELL's ART LECTURE.-915 street.
HERzoG's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Mikado."
THEATER COMIoUE--Variety.
DINE MUsEUM.-Edward Lang Comedy COM
pany in ''Scheming
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Fire At Federalsbnre Md.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IA special from Federals-
burg, Md, says the large steam saw and floor
ing mills OF Jefferson d. Stacks, about mile
east of this place, was destroyed by fire early
issuing from the eng ine-room and ia sup
posed to have originated from spark from the
engine. The loss is about pa, 600. No insur-
ance.
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A Sunday Morning Mail Delivery.

To the Editor Of the The EVENING STAR
While believe in the religious observance Of
Sunday, think there should be one delivery
OF mail early ON that day. Scarcely anything
Is SO important as the prompt delivery of
letters If anything is "a work ofnecessity and
mercy. that is. In each days mass Of CORE
spondence received at such an Office as that OF
W "A hlngton there must be scores of letters that
II Il OF supreme Importance should reach their
oestiEation as quickly as possible.
DO not suppose that the city post office Off
cials refuse this service from religious scruples
as mails are collected though not distributed
the general delivery window Is open all day
the iock-ooX mail Is sorted and the carriers win.
dow IL open for an hour The Question take
IL Is simply one OF expense, and am sure that
Tue additional tax involved by this extension
OF the service would be most cheerfully borne
by the public. CORRKspoSDESr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

MONTREAL, Dec. THE French Canadian
wsrkingmeh agitating the question of I'M
assisted emigration, except for agricultural
labor shall cease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

1T, ~ nnnouncea IN LOnoon tnat M. farneil
Chicago convention, he will send q deputatio1
To represent him, consisting probably OF Messrs
The illness OF the great English preacher
Spurgeon IL very serious, and now causes the
greatest anxiety to his friends. II IL reported
that he Is suffering from heart disease.
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The Hughes safe Robbery.

" AANo HELD To BAIL IN So0'
This morning in the Police Court Mr.. Camp
bell Darlington called attention TO the case OF
Williss A. Hawkins, the young man charged
with robbing the safe at Mrs. F. B. Hughes
grocery store of 1897, as stated in saturday 9
STAR, and said that after talking with the de-
lendants friends he had concluded to waive an
examination. He stated that he would De aoie
felonious Intent and ibat Hawkins put the
money In q hotel for safe Keeping and TOOK
rrcslpt Tor 1t. The judge said he would NIX the
Mr.. Thomas said he would object to the bail
Delng nxed at that amount. He thought 1t was
TOO small, as he expected to prove case oil
house-breaking.
The court in view of these facts fixed the bail
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LOCAL MENTION.



OFFICE OF THE CHIET SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec. :, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states generally fair
weather colder tomorrow morning followed by
slowly rising temperature, westerly winds In
north and central portions, northerly winds in
extreme southern portions, becoming variable
In the district
For Tuesday, fair weather is indicated for
New England and the middle Atlantic states,
colder in the morning, followed by slowly ris-
ing temperature, followed during Tuesday
night or Wednesday morning by threatening
weather and light SHOWS. Warmer weather
and light SHOWS are indicated for the lake re-
gion, the Ohio, upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys
tism, sore feet, bunions and corns. 81 hand
sewed boots and CATERS equal To $S custom
made. YoUNG's; 402 9Th street,
Heilbrun's old stand.
See: The Old Lady in Window.
PANTS to order. s5 and up. Eiseman, eth and E.
Gloves, Cloth Gloves. Wooden Gloves in fact
everything in the Glove line. Splendid stock;
bottom prices; at Francs. corner 9Th and ID,
the only strictly One Price Hat and Gents Fur
nishing Store In the city.
MES's Prince Albert suits. Eiseman, 7th and E.
Goods, 80 per cent reductions until January L,
1856. Avail yourself OF this rare opportunity
and call early, so you will have a good pick.
HERzoG, s1s 7th st. NV.
CHILD Newmarket overcoat Eiseman, 7th
and r.
LONDON COUCH SYRUP, only 1Oc., at druggists.
GOLD Spectacles and Eyeglasses, for all ages,
At Vienna Optician Co.'S, 900 Penna. ave. NV.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and singers fn1 b. H.
Douglass 4 Sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure
remedy for hOarseuess-
To ORDER $25 suits. EiSeman Bros, 7th
and E
BREATHEs there a woman with soul 20 dead.
who never TO herself has said-"1Oc. Royal
giues everything!
JW. BorELER Son invite An inspection Of
their French and English china dinner and
game sets.
BOYS CHINCHILLA REFER and vest Eiseman
Bros.
FACE and eyesight fitted 81. Hempler's cor A..
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IATARRH.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, WITH INHALER FOB
EVERY FORM OF CATARRH, 81. ASK
FOR sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed and
healed, breath sweetened smell, taste, and hearing
restored and ravages checked
Cough Bronchitis Droppings into the Throat, Pains
in the Chest. Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength and
Flesh, Loss of Sleep, &C, cured
One Bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and DIR. Sanfords inhaler In one package, Of all
druggists, for 81. Ask for SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE
pure dstillation OF Witch-Hazel, Am. Pine ca Fir,
Marigold, Clover Blossoms, &c.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO, BOSTON.
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General FOREIGN News.

JEwELRY ROBBERY IN VIENNA.
VIENNA, Dec. 7.-Jewelry valued at 500, 900
florins was stolen by burglars in this city last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: J. 7.
ARM 10 Nancy T. " nitney, sub lot 22. so. 1893;
sub lot 1. 50. 7S2; - 900. James A. Bates to
$3.50. Ann i. Ciary 70 ]. r Arms, part "a IA,
Johnson. part Dry Meadows: si2s. Ariana sr J.
Lyles 10 Joseph n. Curran, part tract on Grant
FsrEsr part is So ssS $50 T. 3 Davis "a 10
aPe he In SUB iS; 81 So 2as ss goo
las; $1,000. A. Bouldin to James H. Muse,
property in sherwood extended; g. JH Muse
70 Eliza A. Bouldin, same property; -.
III and 122, So 62l; $500. Catherine ~
H. Jones To Thomas Kirby, subs IL TO Is and
Seste e " W ss SaS os 90 warner n to
Meridian Hill; 81 500. G. Z. Pearson To Isaac
Scott, sub IS, So ga; LOO. q. T. Neatly to
Bond to u. c. Page sub g., So. iii: $500 u VI
ID Wright to Arthur H. Baker, lot 40, &. =. BIS
sub. Mt Pleasant; - 200. NJ. j. snowden to
Lucille Morrill, to W. K Butler. lots IS and
~, So. si3; $500. Jennie II. Crummeil to c.
H. Chase, pit. Is, blk. l., Meridian Hill; $415
n PLAUSIBLE ROGUE SENrENCED-A white
man about 35 years old, Who gave his name as
Albert III. Kelly, called "a. the. residence OF DIR
q. l. Magruder, on Vt. ave. On November 2.th
Ana Claimed to be friend OF the doctors
brother aud father-in-law. He spent about
he borrowed q dollar After he had left the
house n pair OF silver salt sha kers were mi s,inp
4ut salt were subsequently recovered
from IA saloon where the visitor had put then,
up for drinks. Saturday night while In one OF
lie uptown hotels the doctor discovered his
supposed friend. placed MIN in n cab and had IL
driven 20 police headG quarters where he turned
the prisoner over tn Detective Carter. the pris-
oner Was locked up at the seventh precinct
station. This IIOsnlus in the Police Court
Kelly was charged with the larceny and seu-
fenced 10 six months in Jail.
THE CIfILDGES'S CHRISTIAS CLUB, OF Can't.
tGl Hill, have IDtuguraIed their work for the
coming EO.ii,lays and going 10 give the
poor children ga that section II luxurious ana
substantial dinner ON Christmas day. Several
meetings have tecs he'd Uy the members u.
the club, and prov ssIols are Oeins collected to-
gether Tor eood cileer.
THE O2DE:: or TIRE GOLDEN CgosS.-At 8.
meeting of Halcyon Comnandery, No. 1913, IT,
%. u. C., the best ethotis Of extending the or
der In the District amt in territory were
discussed The plan proposed by the supreme
comniande-y l"r - oie-do.lsr subscription was
lhuorsed by every CDe present.. The election OF.
omcers wiii take place on Inc 18th inst.
ATTENTION is directed 70 the card of Mr.
waiter faria, who Is now prepared to receive
pupils IL orawin., etc. Mr.. Paris stands hiy.
oOth ~ An artist and ins L. ucto. and the oppOr-
UNITY ne oi-e-s - one mot oltsn enjoyed BY
students.
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CONTINUED FROM THE FiR,T EDITION.


-ARRANGING FOR TIE MEETING.
d.. Irving y. Watson, OF Concord, Y. H., sec
rotary OF the association, arrived last evening
and established his headquarters at Wizards
hotel. where he and his associates have been
busy to-day arranging for the coming session.
The executive committee will meet this even
lug and arrange The program for
the meeting. 1t is proposed that the evening
sessions shall be devoted to popular subjects
and discussions, in which the general public
have an interest. Papers on cremation, ON the
hygiene o. the dwelling and kindred topics of
popular interest viii be presented in
The evening. At the day sessions
topics OF technical character or OF
special interest only to health boards Will be
presented.
Tomorrow evening the president will deliver
his annual address, and short addresses are ex-
prcted from Senator Harris and Others
DIR. Watson said thiS afternoon that the prOS-
poets We're that the meeting would be of I'M
usual interest and unusually well attended.
Many members are expected to arrive tonight
and tomorrow morning.
DELEGATES FROM CANADA.
This session of the association Is regarded as
OF special interest, because for the first time del.
egates will be admitted officially from Canada
Hereafter Canada will be represented on the
advisory board. An effort will be made during
the session to induce the association to meet
next year in Toronto. The recent smallpox
epidemic in Canada will be discussed probably
on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

LONDON, Dec. THE election returns re-
ceiyed up to O'clock this afternoon show that
S19 liberals, 245 conservatives and 10 nation
alists have been elected
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The CRuSeS asi the ID NaIha.

Prof. De Smedt reports as to the sudden
deaths of Mr.. Bowman Sailer and Mrs. Anna
Sailcr. OF Georgetown, OH Dunbarlon, n ar 81
street, who were found dead in their bed la t
week, that after careful aud exhaustive analy-
sis he finds no poison in the contents of their
st"machs, and that their deaths must have
been occasioned by asphyxy, principally by tn e
poisonous gas oxide of carbon which is pro-
duced in great quantity from imperfect COM
bustiOu of coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

A DISTRICT CASE IN THE U. s. S1rpREmr
COURT.-In the U. s. Supreme Court to- dav. in
the case Of the Davis sewing machine com nonv
against Richards sheriff, executors of Andrew
the District in favor OF the execn tors ,vo 0
affirmed with costs A 0O,e was
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The First BIixzars, Of the Season.
EXTREME COLD IN CHICAGO AND IN THE
NORTHWEST,

CHICAGO, Dec. little signal service reported
the temperature as one degree uelow zero here
at eight O'clock this morning, while other
reports said eight to ten degrees below. In
many houses water pipes burst. The signal
service quoted the TEN perature at Winnipeg mt
20 degrees below zero; st. Paul, Ii below;
Fargo, 10 below; Dubuque. q below.
OTTAWA, ONT, Dec. THE weather is very
cold here to-day. The mercury during last
night iell to Is degrees below zero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

No District APPOINTMENTS To-day.
EXPECTATIONS OF DISTRICT DEMOCRATS
WHICH WERE NOT REALIZED
There has been an impression for the past
few days among District democrats that the
President would appoint register OF wills and
a recorder of deeds before the meeting of Con-
gress, and it was reported that c. E. Creepy
would be the former, and that George F.
schayer, the present deputy, would be pro-
NOTED to be recorder Of deeds. It was argued
that the President realized the delay that
would be caused by waiting tor confirmation IL
the appointments were not made before
the meeting of Congress. Twelve o'clock came
and went. however, without any sign of Dis
trict or any other appointment by the Presi.
dent. It Is TO be presumed, therefore, as stated
to be made until Congress is we'll under way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
The Powers WORKING for Peace.


VIENNA, Dec. THE powers have again
urged Servia and Bulgaria to hasten the def
mite conclusion of an MS ice.