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Evening star., 1886-09-28
Riot at Carca>sonue,
RED REPUBLICANS FoRCIBLY TAKE CHARGE
OF THE UNWILLING Of a SfATE r..


OF THE tSNEfLi>G of a SfATJ e.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-A riot took place to-day
during the unVeIing aud dedication al the
statue of Armand B,rbes, the red republican
colleague oil Blanqul, at Carcassonn., in tns
department of Ande. 1he committee having
the ceremony in charge were nearly ALI mude-
latists. The reNUiu1onisis became proVoaci
at TINS predominance ia the case oi sucn "A COM
spirator "a BarDes. whom they regarded one
oi their creed, and attempted to control the
demonstration themselves. In lnis they were
resisted 10y the committee, assisted 10y the
police. The revoutlonisis gathered reinforce
ment> and made an open light ior control of
the situation. With red ha-s Il ilnE they
sauited the enclosed site, breaking down lIs
barriers, trampling over the women and chill
dren, and driving the moderatists and their
police allies away from the place.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Washington News and Gossin.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE STAR to-day con-
tains an Interview with Col. Ludlow on the
waste OF water; an account OF the colored In.
dustrial exhibition; reports of base ball game;
articles relating to the ejectment of Lord Ions
dale from New York hotel; the general assem-
bly, knights of Labor last nights earthquake
shock In Charleston; Gen. Grants tomb at Riv-
erside park; degradation among the northwest
Indians. and an explorers trip across Africa,
and kilograms to THE STAB. The advertise
ments are classified as follows: Auction Sales,
Summer Resorts, Proposals, Dry Goods. Ladies'
Goods, The Trades, Books, Family Supplies,
Sewing Machines, Gentlemen's Goods, Finan-
cial, Professional, Pianos and Organs. Wood
and Coal. Medical, Dentistry, Attorneys, Under
takers, Potomac River Boats, Railroads, Steam.
ers, Specialties.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Assassiuatinr His A~snilant.

BROWNSVILLE, TEN, Sept. 2S.-1esterday at
Matamoras Lieut.. Trevino. OF the Mexican
cavalry, and Sub-Lieut. Reiugio Pas. Of the
artillery, had a dispute over a question OF
authority. and the latter slapped the former ;
face. Trevino procured a pistol ard approach
ing Pas from behind shot him i'll tie back. in
fiicting a mortal wound. Treyino surrendered
TO the military authorities and Will be court
martialed.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
No Treaty Even Talked AbOr,f.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept. Isl am informed ON the
highest authority that the alleged treaty be-
tween Canada and the United States, published
last week, is a pure IA rication. No treaty
whatever on the subject has been under con-
sideration. The United States indeed, have
declined to negotiate with a view 10 amy new
cOmpactS.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
There Will BE War Ii MadagaSsy HnGe
DeHlencp is Threatened

Special Cable Dispatch to The EvENTNG STAR.
LoNpoN, sept. Isl have had an interview
With General Willoughby, the English COM
mander OF tie native forces IN Madagascar. He
takes a serious View of the French action and
declares that Freycinct is endeavorin= To re-
pudIate the acts OF his own agents. He says
II the Independence of MaiaAasclr is threat
ened, there viii bc another war. He i "a fine
soidierly man, a splendid type OF TIE English
soldier and auventurer and is enthusiastic over
the gallantry OF the Eovos and The resources OF
the
Evening star., 1886-09-28
PIcruKE FRAMEs AND P1crUREs

Nothing helps TO beantlfy a room more than q
preitly framed Picture, and house well fur
hisleA unless Pictures adorn walls Years ago we
started the really made Frame business In a small
Ay no" We ean with pride. that only do
Keep the aIssi assortment Frames the city, but
also That We sell them n.ch lower than any other
mousse ahe further that any size Picture
- onSe HoAi ZoASo Crayon down q Card size
flcfure To give yoG slight idea how we sell Frames
quote:
SxIU Is-
A4V Zee moulding 99c.
oxl2yery wide deeD Gill rafnes win Plush 81 0S
LrOad lar Gill Frames. PiLsh inside y:,c
,aOh<e frames. last tilt, new aud ricn, 9sc
Isei41sonie ConbanatI n frames, Sx 10 asc
r,t Giit Frames. Jig in moulding in all sizes from,
~oAis 70 &oxSt, from 81 -9o up.
cheaper grade OF csilt Frames all sizes r nm,
,oC I'D hssides IulI line of O. and Wanur Ers mes
a. al S<e>, and Oak, Plush and Gill Cou,blnarIon
- NC. &c our prices always include g!sss Tor
81 anu ulsats Tor photos ~
NuT ijanseISe asSOrtu,er. of P,ctures faso~,.o. -
@ saAn passing notice. We offer a line of i5S11 i'm
uois'sflpi1s in 81. "a. Gilt Fra AZ s,s,. each
We sell of ln"m a guarantee that thev
-. - 80 sOOi oGt ve-y cheap We offer the same
81, te.e ID zoN2S. also in handsome t;ilt
I.,- . Our Ca Paintings have established
80 10 % n>. ives We offer s2x:56 OH PANT
As ceep rAt1les- f.ot :,
We A'so cal your attention l., our Panel pas,al
faintiigS Ia nne Broaze Er.Iu. ar 81 os ~A ~''e1
Nisit 10 our Picture hoom Will s,IreIy ren.vx xo,,
so SCH i~Aies and Pictures a wholesale
NJ sILyERBERG d Co.
sea 3l2 eth S. n w near pa ava
Evening star., 1886-09-28
AyrounI az TIC Liu.isan-
PREDICAMENr or THE STEAMER SARA
ANh rFs-ts ,n N..-r.--

PREDlCAMENG or FHE STEAMER SARATOGA
AND HER 25O PASSkNGIES
PoUGHKEEPsiE, sept. 2S-r8c steamer sara
to@;i. bound south, from Troy, with 1hp passc.l-
gers ana "A heaNA lrcighA IAN aground south at
IlVoll, on the east shore, last Night, and *
still there. The water II shallow. aud no craft
can reach the steamer. The passengers must
therefore remain on board uutil high water at
\. IN. to-day.
The passengers have all been safely landed
from the iil-iated Steamer Saratoga.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Affairs i'm Alaska.

THE SCHWATKA EXPLORING PARTY-LIEUT.
COMMANDER NICHOLS BUDGET OF NEWS.
Lieutenant Commander II. E. Nichols, COM
mandiug US. ship Pinta. reports to the Secre-
tary OF the Navy from Sitka, under date of Sep
tember 10, that the Pinta had returned the day
before from a trip to akatat alter the Schwatka
exploring party. The party was found at
YAK atat, and all its mem bers were well. They
were able to ascend Mount ST. Eiiso only 200
feet, and the most experienced of the party
considered il impossible 10 reach the top. Conn
mander Nichols says a special grand jury
been sitting during the past week. Attempts
were made to procure indictments against the
but no evidence could be obtained and no in-
dictmentS were found.
The captains and mates of the remaining
English SchOOners were tried for the illegal
taking of seal in Behring sea. They were found
guilty and sentenced to short imprsonments
Commander Nichols thinks appeals will be
taken.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
EET sMALl.s RFHoNINATED,
Killed by a itat;,e~uaI>e Hite.
THREE CHILDREN BIITEN WHILE PLAYING
NEAR THEIR HONE.

MAX I1E4k lltAt"
CHICAGO, sept 2S.-Near AaGalusia, Ala,
the three children al a iai.i.lH rtl.tu- ,rvul Ino
To SIX years ola. went out on SUNDAY afternoon
10 pIaS near iise house. y i:,r-c pune tree had
been bIoNa down and ihcE Were fii.A InE around
in thc.ho.c made 10y the lOnis OI tnc Tree being
torn up. the afternoon PASSED and al hisnl use
children were missed. ihe l'dfCnts Instituted
search and soon found luUni lying near lhe
roofs ot the failcn Tree. Inc Ino younger ones
were Ocad and the eldest WAS IN "A dying cou-
GltIon. Upon iHN.siiS Sullon is was found mat ihe
children nau all been biitrn bH ratIlc>naiSe
wutch had maze at den under Tie roots ni tie
tree. Their bodies were terribly swollen aud
looked il tney had been bitten Iu several
different places. The elGc,t child uicd dur ng
the night, ANA the three inBocents Were buried
together.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
The Mexican ReyOlutiOnists
GATHERING on THE RIOGRANDE INTENDING TO
CAPTURE y.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-The Brownsville, Tex,
correspondent of the GiO6e- Democrat reports
that advices from Santa Maria are I'd the effect
thai Col. Hernandez is dangerously wounded.
having two bullet wounds in his left side, re-
ceived i'm the recent fight with revolutionists at
Tinojas del Trangino; also that he hanged the
prisoners captured there. 1t is stated that the
revOutioniStS are gathering force up the river
and will attempt to capture Reinosa or Cana rgo
TO get supplies. Gen. Pedro Gonzales, with a
regiment OF infantry, one OF cavalry and two
batteries OF artillery is marching To MatamoraS,
aud Gen. Nela with 800 soldiers is expected to
arrive there tomorrow. Ii is stated that Presi-
dent DaZ intepGs to promptly stamp out any
revolutionary foolishneSs on the frontier.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
A Chicago Shoe Factor

CHICAGO, sept. .S.-tieor.e ". Ludlow * e.,
Wholesale manufacturers oI shoes, were burHri
out TINS morning Loss StU,UUU; insurance
$4,000. Four hLudrcd employees are tempo
raIIiy thrown Out OF Work.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

TROOPS ORDERED OUT To INTERCEPT A CROW
RAIDING PARTY.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept 2S.-A special to the
Pioneer Press from Fort Shaw, Mont, says:
Troops here have been ordered out i'm the di-
rection OF Judith Gap, it is understood to inter
cept the Crow Indians from the south. 1t is
said the Crows surprised Piegan camp and
stampeded two three hundred horses about
the same time raid was made on the ASsina-
BONES from the direction OF Fort Peek. in
which two sauaws were killed. The Crows and
Piegans are hereditary enomies.'
Evening star., 1886-09-28
To visit Sir Iehn Macdonald.

OTTAWA, ONT, sept 2c.-Crowluot, CHIEF OF
the R.ackivei Indians, passed through NInni-
peg last night on has way 10 Ottawa 10 visit Sir
John \. Macdonald.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Nominated Tor Congress.
THE CHICAGO LABOR rAl,ry rurs cANprp,

:
IN TEE fiELn.
Chicago. Sept 2S.-fhe Uuls a labor parfy V
convention last night nominated thc .oiloMtu.
candidates for COI grrs>: i'rTNsy s~hcldon, a
lawyer. lur the first district; Daniel r. tivi>pu.
a. memuer oi tne triCSlaAci~' GGi. n. Ior the
second; Benz. Guodhuc, u kEiShi oi labor. Ice
turcr, Tor The third. and Samuel \. haW 1IBS, a
foreman iof 4 machine works. Tor tir iuUrth.
lIIISBI RG. sept. sS.-GUl. -. L. IA h-,ln, Of
Newcastle, Pa. aaS been Tcnuluindt"d 4ur Con
grc>s by The republicans -; iAc twenty y-Iuurta
district.
ROBERT SN AII.S RFSoNI>AgED.
CHARLESTON. =. &, sep. .S.-isobru Smails
WAS renomiuated to-day Tor Congress from the
seventh district bN the republican convention.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
No ouaktu= a. charleston Day.

CHARLESTON, :. G., sept. 2S.-There h;,s bccu
no recurrence of earthquake disturbances here
to-day. the Work Of repairing the houses is
making good progress.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

A DISPUTE OVER ITS USE CAUSES AN EXTENSI
LOCknIrT IN MILWAUKEE

A y
LOCKOUT IN MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2S.-The men employed
i'm Phillip Goerre's cooper shop have been
locked out for several days. The question at
issue is OF general interest to manufacturers.
The difference, as stated by Mr. Goerre, is that
he employs Knights OF Labor coopers, and that
one of the clauses in the agreement between
the employer and workman is that the union
stamp shall be affixed 10 every keg made in
his shop. He claims the men insis:
that the stamp shall not be placed
the kegs until they are sold. He asks that
each keg be branded as it is made. Mr. Goerre
says that he, with nearly every tight barrel
manufacturer IN Milwaukee. makes more kegs
and barrels than he has immediate sale for.
He now has 1000 kegs in stock, and in six
months lie will have, he claims, 6,o00 uu-
stamped kegs in his shop and he will toe under
control of the men, as unstamped kegs un-
saldbie. Mr. Goerre locked out his employees
in preference to placing himself in this predica-
ment. The master workman OF the Coopers
assembly, Knights of Labor, supports the work
men in their position, and as the manufac-
turers will oppose the stand taken by the
knights further trouble is expected.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
The Baukers' d. Merchants Telegraph
SALE OF THE LINES RETwEEN HERE AND
NEW YORK FIXED FOR OCTOBER 3.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The sale Under the
foreclosure OF the S3oo,Q00 first divisional
mortgage Of the Bankers Merchants teie-
graph lines from New York TO Washington was
10 have taken place TO day at noon. Referee
John Whalen was notified Today that the bond
in the stay Of proceedings had been liked at
$1,000 pending the appeal to the general
term. The sale was postponed until October
6th.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

The ship Hoogly, at Boston from Singapore,
passed through q large quantity Of lava In the
Indian ocean, supposed to have come from the
great eruption In Java . few years ago.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
THE EVENING STAR
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEw NATIONAL THEATER
Every Evening and saturday Matinee.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
EVENINGS
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
MR. FRANK MAYO
And his excellent company in the beautiful romantic
play ~ Wilson ant Mayo. entitled
NOEDECk.
Fr day and saturday evenings. 5iayos own adapta-
lion OF Dumas thrilling romance the
THREE CT UAi:lE>AEN,
Presented under the management of Mr..
>hs ri,ian COrbyn-
ONLY MATINI.F. IN SATURDAY AT 3
Next week-Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Minstrels.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
BAxSEsLEr Is In YoRksu1RE,

DARNEsLEY is In i ORKSHIRE.
ENGLAND,
And is celebrated all the world for its superior
LINEN DAMAsKS
They are the heavies; and best wearing Linens and
will look better after having been washed than before
The only wear that Table Linens are sub cted to is
in the laundry.
weight then should be the principal merit. Hotel
Keepers understand this and Barneseys in prefer
ence TO all other linens We are showing the creates,
bargains In Double Damasks of this celebrated make
at Sl.oO per yard, fun yards wide that has ever
been offered at retail. German and Irish Linens Nap
kins. Towels. scarfs. Fancy Linen Sets. &c.
Barnesiey Double Damasks at 81 so per yard: ueye,
sold under 81
W. NJ SHUsTER & Sons
SILK vELvETs AND DRESS GOODS
We receiving daily large additions to our eegan,
stock Dress Goods Plush and Wool Novelties
elegant Camefs Hairs; Paris Robes; Silk veivets
Beaded Ottoman, for wrappings and trimmings; More
Silks: White Faille Francais Satin and Moire silks
for weddings illusions. for dresses and veis Grea,
bargains in elegant Moire sashes Morning Goods O,
newes, fabrics Bonnets Perfection Black Silks Gui
net sBlack Gros Grains.
NEW STOCK GREAT VARIETY
PRICES AS Low AS NEW YORK FOR SAME
GOODS
". NJ sHUsTER 4 SONS
019 Pennsylvania Avenue n w.
ONE PRICE seas
4 (yONCRETE, ARTIFICIAL STONE AND MAS
~ Tic SIDEWALKS AND FLOORS
ARTISTIC AND FINE WORK A SPECIALITY
We are prepared wllh skilled workmen from Paris
TO lay in the best STYLE sidewalks and Flooring n
Granoiithic ssyie. Asphalt. Mastic and Artincial
stone. References WORK DINE: Walks In { Capto]
Erounds flooring and walks Ia. the COnservatory IN
the Presidents House tIust hnishetll; hundreds ol
other Jots at private houses IN this city.
All work guaranteed ny
THE ScHILLINGER CO.
Once l4lS n. " ave,
se2S1w II. ]. McLAUGALIN,G Gen'i Manager.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

THE SCIENCE OF DRINKING.-Consul Tanner,
OF Chemnitz, has reported to the Secretary of
State that the beer production OF Germany in
1885 was one billion one hundred million gall
Ions. He says the consumption of intOxicantS
in Germany per head is four times rs great as
hopeless drunkards in the United States TO ten
in Germany. The difference arises largely. he
says. ii not entirely, from the manner OF drink
ing in vogue In the two countries.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
Shooting ARRAY at a Religious Gather
ing.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-Iesterday morning, at a
religious gathering Of colored people at Cascade
schOol-house, Little Caney township, Kansas,
Simon Smith shot Benjamin Williams and
W.n. Andrews killing Williams instantly, and,
it is thought, mortally wounding Andrews. The
affair was the elimination OF a misunderstaud-
ing between Smith and Andrews, and the shot
which killed Williams was doubtless intended
for Andrews. Smith was arrested.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~, MAsoNiCSA AZ On & a. SPECIAL GoMMnNttcA- I
~ a: Nj; viii be held WEDN NESDAI. Sept. y. at !
OF our late brother WM D1xoS Rretbran Of sister
lodges fraternally invited to be present
BY order OF the w. NJ
IL -- Thus. B. CALVER, sec.
nEhEbS WYE NJ Than Ms ~
AMERrCA bti,c. ea + - Inr th . ~ ~, Cr
of nv husbsn,is claim whn was p, dpo.naI pH the
Kline. Germany. ELLEN WIERICK, lO3 Sd s,.s.w.*
TT NOTTCE-ALI PARTIES WHO ARE
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in order that n na, G ci aaU ; ot1 stiee. IN,
be settled the business being continued by the
son. Henry = Zimmerman, In the name of The under
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Evening star., 1886-09-28
Real Estate Sales.

kx08t EOt0te S0leRs
Curtis ]. Hillyer has sold to Fannie A. Moore,
southwest corner of 18th and p streets. A trans
ter of sub-lots % and 20, Plau's subdivision OF
square 23S fronting 40 feet ON 18th street. be-
tween $ and T, from Mary G. Duvaii to Thomas
q. Yeats, has been placed on record.
Political Notes.
Congressional nominations were made yes
terday Is follows: Andrew Hero, republican,
second Louisiana; John Powers, democrat,
eleventh Michigan; Zachary Taylor republican,
tenth Tennessee (renoininated); Or. A. u.
Markly, democrat, seventh Pennsylvania.
The Northa0estern Chronicle. OF st. Paul, Minn..
Bishop Ireland's organ, and an influential
Catholic paper, mas come out In favor Of the
Senator Voorhees, was the principal speaker
at democratic mass meeting in Indianapolis
last night. He charged the republicans with
wholesale frauds, especially in connection with
the Pacific railway and whisky rings. He de-
Tended the administration and the character of
its appOintees, and proclaimed himself in favor
OF tariff revision, with the view TO q reduction
OF taxation. He defended Pension Commis-
sioner Black and .s his adainistra'iSn OF u the
favor of an income tax, TO raise revenue Ior the
payment of pensions
At conference Of the leading democratic
politicians OF Queens county, New YORK. last
evening at Long Island City, ex-senator James
w. Covert expressed his Willingness TO accept
the nomination for Congress now held by Perry
Belmont. who is seekins o denomination.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING A FELLOW EN-
PLoYE-Edna Joyce alias Jennie Kadell, a
young woman employed in the bindery AT the
governme en- printing office, was arrested yester-
stealing two dresses from Helen Merritt, who is
also employed at the government printing
once. This morning In the Police Court Miss
Edna was charged Wlto larceny ana Sno tOr-
fsited SO collateral.
The ST. Louis, Salem and Little Rock railroad
was yesterday sold to agents Of its bondholders
tor $3.50, 600.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

THE VICTIM FULLY RECOVERED AND THE
THREE SUSPECTED MEN RUINED

THREE SUSPECTED MEN RUINED.
TAYLoRvILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-As "A result of
the famous Emma Bond case the fine iarm
owned by tine Peitus heirs is advertised for sale
under foreclosure OF mortgage. In order To de-
TEND himself from the charge Of assaulting Miss
Bond Lee Peltus, one of the accused, borrowed
81 200 on the farm, all the heirs TO the estate
signing the mortgage. The amount raised 10
satisfy the mortgage insufficient Tor
the purpose and the farm must 60.
Montgomery and Clements, fellow de-
feudanIs with Petus were also
impoverished in attempting TO prove their In
nocence. The prosecution cost the state many
thousands OF dollars. Emma Bond has a, last
fully recovered her health, after years OF terri
bic suffering. She is still a beautiful girl. Her
father has prospered sufficiently TO recover the
financial losses Occasoned by his unreienting
search for his daughters assailants and by the
expenses arising from her illness, which for q
long time baffied the skill OF the best physi-
clans
Evening star., 1886-09-28
so IALIsT OUTBREAK AT LEIpsuC.
Tae Police Have "a Stubborn right 10
R-eak Tn a prnces~iop.

LEIrSIC. sept. 2S.--Four hundred socialists
,-day made a demonstration 10y marching
through the streets with the expelled socialist
leader Schumann at their head, waving rcd
uigS ana denouncing the government. The
police attacked the procession and attempted
10 capture the red flags. The >uCiuli> beat tle
officers back after a stubborn fight, IN which
many on both stdcS were injured. The police
got rein5orced ami returned. Tnis iime they
suCcceucd in dispensing the socialists, captuT-
ing seven, including SchUmann.
Evening star., 1886-09-28
THE PoLICEMEN's FUND.

luttti States
to the District "A statement Of the condition
OF the poiiceman's Iuud. He says lac head at
the opening OF the fiscal year S233Jo District
bonds, the annual interest DeinL SSo2 %. and
cash invested 81. 1868. This cash has since
been reinvestcd, ana on the 10th OF september
the account stood: $50. 800 District 81 Column
bia bonds. annual Interest S92o.21; S2,UoO
United States bonds. annual Interest ST %;
tois.l annual interest S9So.2s; cash uuinNeSled
S354.l3.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

THE p|Ew OLEoMARGARINE TAX STAMPS
will be ready for general distribu ton about the
middle of next month.
Evening star., 1886-09-28

ARMY LEAvEs.-Leaves OF absence for three
months have been granted Post Chaplin ]. w.
jackson. U. s. A.; Lieut.. H. A. Leonhaeuser,
O6th infantry