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A BATTLE ATA CoLoRED CAMP-MEETING.-A
Ptney Hill, Rutherford county, n. c. a north
ern Metnodists (colored) camp-meeting was at
tackled by Zion Methodisis, an opposing fac
ton. The Zion Methodists fired into the north.
ern Methodists, and the latter preacher and
all, fed. The invaders then collected the effects
OF the vanquished, piled them up, applied a
match and made q bonfire of them. seven ne
Eroes were wounded by bullets, one probably
fatally,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-28

.PARsoN KRoPE REsIGNs.-The Rev. William
Krope, pastor of Christ's German Lutheran
church. Of Woodhsven, L. l., who was recently
nned FOR threatening 70 shoot his wife, has re-
signed. The synod had ordered an investga-
ton Of the pastors conduct on complaint OF .
member of the church.
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The Arrest Of Matthew sexton.

OFFICER COSTELLO SAYS he USED NO MORE
FORCE THAN WAS NECESSARY.
Officer Costello, who yesterday arrested Mat
thew Sexton ct the corner of 7th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, denies that he used any
more force than was necessary, and states that
he used his baton only on Sections knuckies to
compel him to let go the treo-box. The case
was called in the Police Court this morning aud
continued till tomorrow.
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The Caroline Islands Dispute.

SPANISH OFFICERS ON FURLOCGH ORDERED TO
REJOIN THEIR REGIMENTS. -..-------
PARIS, August 28.-Ld Fr1nce states that all
Spanish officers now on furough have been Or
dered to rejoin their regiments. The same
paper Is authority tor the statement that sew
eral large Spanish mercantile houses have can
celled all their outstanding orders for German
goods -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-28

HIS THROAT CUT BY JEALOUS MAN
"Wednesday night Richard Williams was stand.
Ing in the road 1T Govanstown, a few miles
north Of Baltimore, talking to the wife of Israel
Brown, who seeing them, crept up behind VIII
liams and deliberately cut mis- throat with a
pocket knife. The wound extended from ear to
ear, but Williams walked three miles TO the
nearest police station, where fully q pint OF
blood was found in his boots. The wound was
sewn up, but the man is likely TO die, and his
assailant is In Jail. Jealousy was the cause Of
the attempfed murder
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Busfness Failures OF the Week.

NEW YORK, August 2S.-The business fail
ures during the last seven days, as reported 70
r. u. Dun & Co., number for the United states
165. and Tor Cunada "a, or total of 1S9 fail
ures, as compared with total Of lit last week
and 1913 the week previous.
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w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL.
w ROAD

On and after JUNE 14TH, 1855. trains will Leave
Pom and Arrive AT 9TH and streets Depot follows
Leave Washington an and ABS D. m. daily. ar
Nr2 il1i N and O:36 arrive at Round Hill
tl:i3 and s:iS pm. Returning leave Round
dil. btJ3 a IN and 500 pm: pass Lee S:42 q IN
and 3:i6 pm: Belmont Park 6154 a m. aud :,:5S
pm, aid arrive Al darlington al Ss35 and 5:lO
pm
Special excursion rates aud Sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates To
Ill pointa u If. BROPHY.
Superintendent. Alexandra.
Z J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent.
SO. Penn. ave. washington te13
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To-day, st one o'clock, the case Of John +.
Ford against ]. w. AlbauRh. 8. Fort and Harry
Allen, bill to restrain the defendants from the
performance Of the comic opera Of The Mix
ado," - infringing upon the rights OF the plain
till, was returuablc. Mr.. G. A. Carr appeared
for the plaintiff and Mr.. Robert r. Dobbin for
the rsspondenss- Judges Hagner and Mstrick
eat together in chambers. The respondents
died answer, Denying the infringement On the
Copyright and claiming that they distinctly
state that the orchsstration, &C., IN the work OF
Adam ltsell, jr., and IL was stated that they
had no intention Of performing the opera after
this week. Mr. Carr stated that With this M
Outstanding he would be content With an In.
junction % prayed, not 70 take efect until
sfter Saturday night Judge Hagner there r.
upon drew the order In compliance with this
agreement, with the proviso that the com.
paatnant execute the usual undertaking.
- was stated that the question: involved
were pending In other Gases; that Judge Wal.
lace bad one Of them under consideration, and
the judges here suggested that - that decision
would probably htad the other cases, the most
proper course was TO continue the preliminary
Injunction.
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Three Leltss Carried OF ~ Brigade
From the London standard.
The province Of Epirus, especially near the
Greek frontiers, has recently been the scene Of
frequent outra&es BY briganda. Yesterday, Au-
entered Mex1ovo. and although the place is
guarded by two battalions Of Turkish troops,
they carried OF into the mountains three Greek
ladies belonging 70 the Weather class, for
whose liberation they have demanded large
sum as ransom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-28

From tho Lancaster InttlH4encef.
From California comes the news that our
senior Senator, Don Cameron, has not recovered
his health. A story goes that he 10 leading O
plain and simple life a& some modest hotel out
there. The other day q lady guest, new arrival,
came down stairs for some ice water, and seeing
an unobtrusive man In his shirt sleeves walk
ing about the corridor, asked him 10 I'LL her
pitches, which he graciously did. Next morn
ing at breakfast she was surprised to lind the
man whom she had mistaken for an attendant
at the table, to see her husbands man of
note-greet him Familiarity and to be herself
presented to the stranger as Senator Cameron.
She apologized for her mistake and was made
to feel comfortable with the courteous remark
that nothing was TOO much trouble II to be done
for q lady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-28

WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-A dis
patch from Oil City, Pa, TO the Philadelphia
Tunes says: Henry sutton 10 seemingly about
70 make one OF the most remarkable recoveries
on record. A little more than two weeks ago.
while engaged In agitating an oil well near
polish rod, TO the sand pump line and lowered
IL TO the bottom OF the well. A sudden rush OF
gas threw the rod from the well and about
thirty feet into the air and In falling IL struck
Sutton on the right side OF the neck, came out
on the side below the breast bone entered again
knee. The vital organs were not penetrated,
but it was thought there was very little hope OF
his recovery. In spite OF this sutton has con-
tiDued to improve, notwithstanding the fact
that his physicians say that In 995 out OF every
Loco such cases the victim would die In less
than minute after the accident and that IL
would be almost impossible for even knitting
needle 70 follow the course through mans
body which this iron rod did without entering
Q number OF large arteries, whereas the rod
which passed through Sutton was three
quarters OF an inch In diameter.
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TW ;
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. No.
239 TENTIi STREET SOUTHEAST, IN THE
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DAILY LINE To NoEF3lK AND FORTRESS
one of which leaves 9Th street wharf DAILY except
sunday, at $50 p. m. Exclusive connection with
rooms at 1851 and oIs Pennsylvania ave, ST. Marc
hotel. and oc. Knoxs Express 9th ST. and Pennsyl-
va1ia ave- VINO viii also check baggage from hotels
For urther particulars inquire at Office 7th street
jy7 ". P. WEIGH. General Agent
T oW FARE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LADY
II OF THE LAKE leaves 9TH street wharf. Wash
stops at Colonial beach on saturdays Fare 80 cents
aon Hss %nsanss
day and Friday. : am isIs
ENoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
1s.v NEW 1s. IRON STEAMER STEAM; .WAIKEr1ELDr
fkl5s2s and 8 sH p Rs.q soass
o .asd 81 a s Bay ss S Nm
with q O. r -'sih %RRN See s sssS
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager spii
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
y Frs JOHN 'IBSON and +. c. KNIGHT leave
a. eh st Wharf. Washinston every syi w EA 81
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates ap4
poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
CAPT ". c. GEOGHEGAN.
VIII resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
9ppns St1
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY. and
must be prepaid.
All accommodations frstclass. Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, 7.h st. wharf
Once:-l2th st. and Pennsylvapl av. n W. mil .6m
STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH- STREET
y wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, at Z
o'clock An. for River Landings - far Is Xattox
Creek, returning on Wednesday, Friday and Monday
<'n''nA .'s saHSfs sRep He p. .va NV
mh9 q. 7. JONES. Agt, 7thst wharf
Mt. VERNON. MT VERNON,
STEAMER ". w. CORCORAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily te1cepx eunday1 fbf
Nj EerLon at 10 o'clock q IN; returning FSech0o
Warrington about $50 p u.
ssl6 I. L. BLAKE Captain
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LARcENY.-Maggie Lewis, Q coiored servant
girl, formerly In the employ of Alexander
Peterson. the caterer on 18th street, was to-day
arrested by Officer Murrell on charge OF grand
larceny Of about $75 worth of silk
dresses aud nne crockery ware belonging
70 Mr.. Peterson, and she is held
for hearing. The girl has been looked for by
the police for several days, and to-day being
being ofncer Murreirs day on, he went TO
Arlington, where the girls mother residcss,
and told her he wanted q servant and
wonld like to hire her daughter Maggie.
He then returned TO he city. shortly
after Maggie called aud he tooS her into GUS
complete confession. portion Of the goods
was recovered In the house OF O rag-picker, In
Sumner alley
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COMMISSIONER ATKINS REGRtT.-The com
missioner Of Indian affairs, Mr.. Atkins, ex-

q
pressed himself rather strongly recently about
the reports Of Indian disturbances coming from
the west, and while denyine their truth, attrib-
ed to be appointed In charge Of the Indiana
After seeing what he had said in print, the
commissioners regretted that he had used such
strong expressions, not because he did not BE-
lieve what he had said to be true, but because
he does not think one branch Of the public SER
vice should criticise another In suoh public
manner. He regrets on this account that he
allowed himself TO speak 90 freely to thu repre-
sentatives Of the press Il Is not stated thatthe
commissioners explanation IN due to any init
nation received from army sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-28

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and $50 pm. prices
If the New York Stock market to-day, reported ~
special wire to H. H. Dodge $40 10th street
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DRY GOODS.
To CARPET Burrns.

-------------------
To CARpEr Buyers
Those Of whom are looking around for the most
attractive styles in
NEW CARPETINGs
Should Not Fail to Cali at the New Firm.
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE
And Examine an Entirely New Stock just opened
Nd OLD STYLES TO SELECT FROM
IS bright elegant. rich styles of Extra Supers Just
received
$50 rolls of rich Moquet styles of Tapestry Brussels
just received
25 rolls of Velvet patterns OF Body Brussels Just
received.
100 rolls choice patterns Of Ingrains from IS cts 30
cts. 81 cts, As cts. SO cts
500 Of Moquet, smyrna, and Tapestry Rugs and Mats
just received.
Floor and Stair Oil Cloths. all widths.
Carpets sewed and Laid at short notice.
JOHNSON. GARNER & CO.,
636 Pennsylvania avenue, South Side
au27 Near Center Market.
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ratus in the Washington monument has been
completed. The work Of setting the memorial
stones or slabs on the walls Of the monument
will now be. pnehed forward. i IL expected
also that the work on the iron stairway win be
mitted to the monument, and the elevator ia
not running. There is no fund for running the
It will be used 10 aid in the work of erecting
the stairway and setting the memorial stones.
After the work Is completed. 1t Is expected Con.
gross will provide funds for running the eleva-
tor during the day for the beneit Of visitors
The cost, 1t is estimated, will be about %, 600
year,
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
street. New York
st. Germain, Tt auh, Wednesday Sept 2, IL an
labrador. PeEisr D Hautsrins, Wednesday, Sept. O.
Normande, Frangeul, Wednesday, Sept l6 IL am.
ain. 49,
Checks payable sight. In amounts to suit, on the
RRan9ge 1ransati antique Of Paris. LOUIS DE BE-
d, AN, Agent, No Bowling Green. New York.
Messra BILL Il CO., Agents for the District OF
60 uinbie, lA37 Pennsylvania avenue,
au2S Washington. D. C.
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It 10 strongly suspected that a r Harvard
to TIC iorgery IN the Eastern peniten
the spring Garden bank. OF Philadelphia.
President Cable, OF the Rock Island rHilroad.
Pscinc he had no right to speak OF it, INV"
making counterfeit BraEiis notes, pcrs,sts D in
saying that he Intended 10 the notes Tor
cigar box labels aud meant no fraud.
for completely In the robbery OF the Imperial
Bank of Hamburg In June last. Their names
are Thompson, Anderson and WHITAKER.
gate the defalcation of w. r. Smith. -lnte CHIEF
clerk In the auditors office. fnds that the detal
cation will probably exceed Sloo,ooO.
Gov Hoadly told New York reporter YES.
terday that he thought the democrats would
carry Ohio this fall, but that the maIorities
There were 10 deaths from smallpox In Mon
treal yesterday, the largest number In any one
day since the epidemic broke out
Sullivan reached Cincinnati yesterday amer.
noon. His fight with Mccartney will be called
at O'Clock Saturday afternoon at Chester park.
Measures have been taken by citizens 10 pre-
Considerable snow fell in Clearfield county,
Pa, and the adjoining counties "Wednesday
night.
Fire In Norfolk, Va, last night destroyed a
large stable and several thousand feet of lum-
Der at the lumber yard OF J. w. Barbour & Co.
The Rorsea (Berltu) Courier has a diSpatch
from Constantinople which SAYS that Russia s.
making overtures for an alliance with Turker.
ihe ilteenth annual reunion OF the Engineer
Brigade of the Army OF the Potomac was held
at Oswego, n. Y, yesterday. About I 900 vet
Grams aud four times as many visitors were
present
The various companies that have charters %
build underground railroads i'm New York city
are trying TO consolidate In order 20 build q
single road.
Henry Foulds, postmaster AT Lanark, M, for
fifteen years past, suicided last evening by
hanging.
Charles Norris, driver OF the stage between
Rio Grande City, Texas, and Pena station which
was robbed OF valuable mail on the night OF
July 2sth, was arrested at Pena yesterday.
-Four hundred dollars taken from the stolen
mail bags were found on him.
The post office at Clinton, Ind was blown
stamps We're taken. There Is no clue TO the
perpetrators.
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Allen G. Clark 70 Alexander Hawkins, lot 8,
g: sSs - su:sn Curtis 70 Ann Rsy y 20 4
1900 Hines s . & n c1 Moor r. os 81 S. =:
les; S2.soo. y. Funk 70 sa.Ah +. Boyle, lot
As 81 ss 81 60 se scss %
TO Charles Hartel, part ], SO. S64: sA25. Mary
]: Snowden to Karl w. Heinrich, lots l and =,
block z, Ivy City; $500. Nathan &. Eddy to w.
w. Curtis and s. s. Burdstte, sub. 81, SO. Az:
S2,S.5. J. ssum 70 r. A. Schneider, lot "a,
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ALIENS 10 BE ADMITTED TO CITIZENSHIP
The Secretary Of the Interior has decided that
the county judges of Colorado may admit aliens
tn citizenship. There appeared to be a conflict
between q section Of the FEDERAL statutes limit
ing this function to courts having clerk and
seal and q Colorado statute authorizing the
merging OF the Offices Of judge and clerk In one
person, but the Secretary holds that In these
cases there Ia no conflict
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- only reliable Lsdiss Ply sician IN the oity. can
be consulted daily, 464 st., bet 42 and 9TH n w.
ions strictly cOnhdensis separate for ladies'
ONCE always open. au2l- St.
7 .AHRpIIEs5 ~ NEEDINa AZ ESxPERIENCER3 AND
i.. MS Dr. WILSON, Park place. 18th st. between
nR AND NINE sELDEN. sac MISSOURI AVE.
special treatment for LADIES' over thirty years ex
t ttnays experiences; remedies prompt and reliable:
ence strictly confidential; call wri ONCE always
open Madame Selden visits ladies any distance. 2S4w"
DEAD AND BE WIsE-DR BROTH ERS, BOG
he the Oldest EstaSshed specialist in this
CITY and viii guarantees cure in al cases Of private
consultation and advice free any hour during the
spd e bsors Sd1sry y Pubic RE
in and for the D. Of c. this Sd day ofJuiy. 1855.
aul5lms
i i sSe Sars. EtaSssea aaxer
Using Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies' you can
Particular attention paid to ali disease peculiar 10
lsd.es married or single. All successfully treated
Gent furnished those who may desire to stay
few days In the city unaer his treatment aulZ-lm"
nh MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
Orsanic Weakness caused by indiscreiion Poisonous
= e oRng SSss sns ssa
su ee.s Price %. Sent bv mall sealed au26-m.wf
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
Az Or two Of DR. BROTHERS, Invigorating Cor
0A WIZ cure any case OF nervous debility and loss
o. nerve power Il impsr0 vgOr 70 the whole sys
tenn. SO6 b 81 au12-lme
nR ROBERTSON, THEOLDEST EyTABLIsHED
~ specialist in baltimore, BIZ consulted every
WEDNESDAY and Saturday, q 466 ot n.w., nom to
Pm; guarantees cure In all private diseases ~
= :a . and
special attention to all female diseases Main ONCE
50 n. Liberty st.. Baltimore Nd. je6-3m
ME- Pc FOREST, LoN0-EsTA BLIsHED AND
g her residence. l246 7th g. nv. once hours from
70 Q pun. ty20-1ms
NRS BROWN tCOLOREDl TAKES LADIES
Az before and ourtng nnes9 ~ her nice home, 800
Assour ave nw.. where they viii have the best Of
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BREAKrAsr Tonic
BREAKFAST TONIC

DREAKFAST i ONIC
BREAKFAST TONIC
DR.: Lamontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic Is q
highly concentrated vegetable remedy of extrAordi-
nary merit and potency, possessing unequAiled ef-
eacy IN o1 ing and tnnlng up Your constitution pre-
the system 4 prot: c,ion AGAINST ague, chils and
fever and torpidity of the liver sure appetizer,
great promoter OF dgestion: relief and cure tor ,ys-
repsa: poten! and permanent invigoIator. and .
aid give you renewed energy and vigor.
For sale by druggists and grocers. Price SO cents
T. A. BROWN Il co
100 w. Lombard street. baltimore Md,
au1-s tn, tn BIN Sole Agents u s. A.
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THE afoxAL CoRrs vErERANs.-At the
tenth ANIMAL reunion Of the United States
Veteran Signal Corps Association, held at
o1aoen were elected: FresidsnI Col. IA. 9. Tan;
vice prssident Capt i r Foresqne; secretary,
Carthy; historian, J. willard Brown; quarter
master, Allen Z. Holmes delegate 70 Army OF
the Poeomac, Nj. J. C. Ha3ne; alternate, Capt
resDscf 2o 81 fe esen ssae e
adopted,
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The GOVERNMENTS CLAIM COMPROMISED

The GOVERNMENTS CLAIM COMPROMISED
The commissioner of internal revenue has ap-
proved the recommendation Of the district
attorney at Cincinnati that the offer OF Maddux
d Hobart to pay $4,000 in compromise of the
gSternments eiaiin agains. .nem Ior balance
and the case is now before Acting Secretary
Fairchild for final action.
Mr.. MuLLIKENs RESIGNATIoN.-Mr. Samuel
Mulliken, formerly chief clerk Of the Depart
ment of Justice and until recently chief Of
the assignment division, Patent Office, has re-
signed MS position OF first assistant examiner
to take the agency of the New York Life Ins.
company for this District. Mr.. Mulliken has
had the respect and confidence Of all in every
position which he has held.
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W BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE.

M 4GNolIA TOOTH powDEn. ron ;nHAU1I,
Am TnoSbfnS Ise!esvtaG The toeA ~ enlaE eqq
r. RI1asoSs S,ass ssEasl ss e 81 as & -
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ONE KENTUCKY HORSE AT AUCTION.
Tn-HtORkOW SATURDAY, AUGUSTTW
NINTH. 1855, AT TWELVE NJ. in front of sales
TO- ms, VIII sell one dark chestnut Horse. seven
years, y hands. warranted sound. kind and easy
driver, and has be used a. hunter 1t
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SPECIALTIES

Il Ni.. AND NINE SELDEN, SO NILSSON RI AVE.
L. special treatment for ladies; thirty years ex
teiisive experience: remedies prompt and relable
CHI rges reasonable and consultation feG; correspOu
deDce strictly confidential call write: office always
open; Madame Seden visits ladies any distance 2SSws
l)ILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES By
direct treatment, without the Of knife, caustic
or nsature cure guaranteed Can be consulted as
.2S 6t h ST H. from 10 q pm. ap2-5ms
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvF.NTSOF
AN1 LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gen
!lemen 90 cents EACH 4OS L street between eth and
9th streets nor ihwesl m, 6rl6w>
hR RoBEKTsON, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
l(specallst from baltimore, be consulted every
"Wednesday and Saturday al 4o6 C W., from to
y y M, coniideutaliy. by gentlemen and ladies who
need medical sdvce and services 81 ecial ntiop
TO AL Diseases OF women. over twenty years expert
ence Main office ~ n. Liberty ST.. baltimore Nd
hR- ". T. PARKER, OF BOSTON MASS. NAG
II Ie,ic Healer: Wonderful Cures by laying on OF
hands; Nervous aud ChrCnic diseases specially WIN
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ToRN 10 PIfcn n SAVAGE BuLLDoGs.-
Last Monday night, as John Caboge, an Italian
employe OF the new Baltimore and Ohio road,
tackled BY Our savage bulldogs, and before as
distance came was bitten from head TO foot
When rescued large pieces Of flesh had been
TO the University hospital, and is in . critical
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a Ns.s.s.r,. Crs..s.al Career Checked.

a NtatsaeeSa CeiMdNaI Career CHECK ed.
FLKErNo TO CANADA TO ESCAPE SECOND
PRosECCrfor foR BiokNr.
A telegram 20 the New York Ssan from
Lowell. Mass, August %, says; John ". Wash
burr, Baptist minister. hiss just fed 10 Canada
TO escape prosecution. He was sent from this
city by the Home Missionary society TO be edu-
Gated for the ministry at watsrville. Ne. There
ne was detected IN the robbery OF a Catholic
church, and expelled. He married a Maine
teoy, aud was subsequently married IN Yer
mont. He was sent 20 prison for bigamy, duped
the prison cfficials by pretending piety, and Sc
cured pardon. He then went west, married
y tuiru vile, induced her 10 transfer her bank
account 10 him, brought her here, and deserted
ner, taxing all her money. Mrs. washhurn No.
was SENT back 20 her western home by her
alnisl neo the presumption GO apply tor the
Passorste 0i the Wortnen street Baptist church,
a sa,, actually onped another TO accept his pas.
church, and washburn ned