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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-27
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR
to-day contains a report of the Easter elections
IN the Protestant Episcopal churches Of the
District; the Odd Fellows celebrations; labor
troubles; grea: cooperative scheme; Lord
Hartington's plans; Geographic dispatches, etc.
The advertisements are classified as follows:
Auction Sales, Dry Goods, Ladies' Goods, Edu-
cational, Hotels, Housefurnishings,G entlemen's
Goods. Specialties, Attorneys Books, Pianos
and Organs, Sewing Machines, Proposals, Family
Supplies, Financial, Professional, Medical, Wood
and Coal, Dentistry, The Trades, Undertakes,
Potomac River Boats, Steamers, Railroads.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, s21S.2s2; customs, S53s,7S
THE LIBRARY BUILDING COMMISSION did
not hold the meeting appointed for this morn
ing, as Secretary Lamar was compelled to give
his attention to some other buiness. =
ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut. p. p Powell,
9th cavalry, has been relieved from duty at
Jefferson barracks, Mo-, and ordered to join his
proper station. Capt. r. b. Benham, assistant
surgeon, relieved from duty in the department
Of Texas, and ordered to the department OF
Farss Lieut. ut Frank H. 1s
regimental adjutant. Leave of George w. H.
Stouch: Sd infantry, is extended two months
Lieut. R. Il. Stevens, 9th infantry, extended
one month. Leave of Second Lieut. s. A. Wolf,
1th Infantry, extended one month. Leave OF
Capt. C. NJ. DeLany, 18th infantry, extended
three months for disability. Capt. G. b. Sears,
engineer corps, granted four months leave.
Presentation. Roscoe Conkling and wife
are at Chamberlin's.-Mr. Joseph Pulitzer,
editor and proprietor of the New York World,
sailed for Europe on Saturday-Col. Frank
Bridgeman and F. X. Ward, of Washington,
were In Chicago on Sunday.--Hon. I: Brad
ford Prince, OF New Mexico, Rev. DIR. Ellis, of
Boston, and 1. w. Andrews, of Marietta, O., are
at the Ebbitt-Mr. e. NJ. Hendley, Of the
w hite House, Is in New York.
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. LONDON, April 27.-The Marquis of Lorne
has written letter to the Times IN which he
attached to approval expressed by public bodies
in America and Canada of Mr.. Gladstone's
bills. Ii is always polite for the two political
parties in America To enlist Irish sympathy The
approval expressed Of the bills in genegai hard
ly embraces their details. The American sys-
tenn OF government is as far removed from the
program of autonomy for breakfast and much
more for dinner expressed by Mr.. Davitt as
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kilograms to The Star.
CONFLICTING NEWS FROM GREECE.
ArouSeS Little Enthusiasm.
NEWS OF THE LABOR CONFLICTS
A HEAVY SNOW STORM IN DAKOTA
The Missouri Evangelist Murderer Lynched.
HARTINGTON'S PREDICAMENT.
HIS Break With Gladstone on the Irish
Question Not Increasing His Popu.
lnrifv


larfty.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, April 2T.-Lord Hartington's APP
pearance before his constituents at Rossepdale.
yesterday, to justify his action against ladstoue
was far from a striking success. Al a private
meeting of the liberal council in the morning
Hartington's supporters failed to get accepted a
resolution they had prepared for the evening
meeting. After much discussion a non-com-
initial one was adopted, simply thanking Hart
ington Tor his address, and expressing the hope
that any legislation adopted might be for the
peace and prosperity OF Ireland. AT the eve
ming meeting the names of Trevelyan and
Chamberlain, says the Times, were received
with very marked disapprobation," and Hart
ington himself "with some cheering" His ad-
dress was subject to much Interruption. Let
tiers were first read from Lord Derby and John
Bright. The former wrote: AZ wish Ireland
could be governed in accordance with liberal
ideas, but OF these liberal ideas neither the
CATHOLIC PRIESTS NOR THE AMERICAN AGIrA-
TORS
can be considered suitable representatives
Catholic priests and American agitators will be
the dominant influence Of the Irish. If Lord
Harrington and those who think with him are
accused of causing split In the liberal party,
our answer is simply that the disruption is not
our work. We stand on a platform which six
months ago WAS that OF the entire party Those
VIII plolcsL against tue cDange are threatened
as seceders, because they are not at a moments
notice prepared TO reverse the policy of a life
time" John Bright sent letter so care
fully worded that it conveys no informa-
ton about his future attitude, and CONVEYS
OILY a generally hostile tone. The statement
may seem strange in America, but il cer-
tainly Is not far from the truth that the opposi-
ton of Derby and Bright to any measure
would, taking the liberal party right through
help as much as hinder q measure. The whole
school OF younger radicals have long ceased to
regard Bright as anything but an obstruction
list. Harrington in his speech
REPUDIATED COALITION WITH THE CoNsER-
NATIVES
but declared his belief that no possible changes
introduced into Gladstone's bills could remove
his fundamental objections. He tried his best
to show that he and Chamberlain occupy SINH
lar positions, but Ii is becoming clearer daily
he will soon have either to retire from political
lite or join the tories His preference will prob
ably be the former, but the Pal Nal trcfztffe
says this afternoon: Harrington may lnger
shivering on the brink and fear to launch AWAY
but the time will come for him to decide and
he can only decide one way. He Will have TO
break with his old friends and consent to lead
his old foes. 1t is cruel but inevitable. All the
protestations in the world can not prevent its
BY Associated Press.
n I.ntf F~o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-27

HE WANTS A THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR INFoR-
NATION FURNISHED IN REGARD TO ALASKA
The House committee on claims have sub
mitted favorable report upon a bill to pay
Col Henry C. De Alma $1,000 for valuable
Information obtained and furnished and i'm
portant services rendered the government re-
speeding the resources and condition OF Alaska"
Col De Alma Is quite well known in Washing
ton where he has resided principally for SOME
years past. II will be remembered that he
created something OF a sensation during the
administration OF President Hayes by making
threats against Secretary Sherman and since
the advent OF President Cleveland the Colonel
who then had O position under the general land
Office, bearded Commissioner Sparks in his
Office, and something of a row ensued. In the
summer of 1877, Col. De Alma was appointed
collector OF customs for the district OF Alaska
and he proceeded at once to his field of duty:
but at the ensuing session OF Congress the
Senate failed to confirm his appointment and
his official tenure expired. He returned to
Washington, and charged that Secretary Sher-
man had prevented his confirmation. Hence
his ire. His claim for 81 900 for valuable SER
vices rendered the government during the
short time he was in Alaska-from October until
December, 1S7!-Was presented in the 18th,
46th, 47th and 4Sth Congresses and now
comes forward In the 49th. The committee
report that The was very active and faithful in
the discharge ut his duties In Alaska" and that
he sent to the Treasury n full and detailed re-
port OF the condition OF affairs in that territory
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GERoyIMos BAND KILLS FIFTEEN Mrxr-
Geronirnos band attacked ranches near fmuris.
completely destroying all the buildings az
Casita, small way station near Imufis on the
Sonora railroad, killing fifteen persons, ali
Mexicans. company OF soldiers were sent
after them. Two soldiers were killed. The
Indians were moving In the <ifreOtiOn Of acorjS
In the Slcrre Madre mountains. A reirn al
terror prevails throughout the district.
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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movements and Massages-Prof NlsSEN.
HVS 18th 81. Ladies and gentlemen assistants. Patients
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TE@s ;. VI. CATE, II. d.. 9l6 MCPHERSON
- Square. washington u C., gives special
Natures and Potts disease. Telephone CALL 44o.
mht,2n.
0E>, ESTABLISHED 1852.
D~--@ X H. FERGUSON, Pharmacist,
Prescriptions specially. FL
TCs W. Z CLAYTON CONTRACTOR AND
Invites those who desire build TO call him for
estimates for buiIcing and will guaranteeafter the
OF May. that the cost Of building by him Will not be
naore ths1 so TO the $1,000 more than in the past,
and employing none but the best Union hands he will
take ANA push through in thorough manner all work
intrusted to him
Orders LETT
Fourth and Boundary sts n.w-
New houses ID 1T near 7th st. s. w,
New houses, ID 81. near 10th ST. s w
Office, ST. ST.. after April 10th,
shop. ZIG LIST st. s. W.. ap5-aw"
THS-sPoTBURY & LEE,
D the well-known leading sentlemens boot
and shoe manufacturers of the city are temporarily
occupying store 1913 st where they will be pleased
70 receive their patrons until about June 1st when
they will remove to their new store. HOS St
ap22-6ts
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A SLEEr SrolsM WHICH Cosr MrI1ror-
A correspondent Of the Boston .Jossysal writing
On the losses sustained by farmers and Others
In New England from the Ice storms OF last
winter computes the loss in Worcester county
alone at 81, O00. 600 In some localities acres 0f
thrifty young forest trees were ruined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-27

and TO be of the very best Quality and we
the Family ~ cSrn Mea eSe
white or yellow, buy that ground mills By our
'"A ''' % Wv ". Il. TENNEY s. SONS,
ap24-3t Merchant Millers. Georgetown u. c.
% ~ S1s THE TV 1p toI1S SPYsr OF THE
1n kxss e. . The ys x saS Hsss
This cause being referred TO me to state (among
other thingsl distribution OF the and portion Of
Truman Knight ia the real estate sold in this cause
his order Of reference on Wednssay. the s,h day Of
May. !ss6. AT ~ o'clock Il m. at my Office in the
all creditors Of the said Truman knight and ether
persons interested in the said distribution re-
AD anu 'sD JAS ase T. GsHsSas and
ap24stu.thtmyo Auditor.
meeting as o. E &iP IN fLA sEeskhg
Associations s u FRID I'D, EvENING APril so.h.
All members are 70 0 Be a PRESENT. a
Ss q 81 oasf sc
ers o. he RIGGS G FIRE h s iSsakh Ghn
r. M for t s election Of mine will be
west, o on w WGDS s IA, May IT, issa ST. north
% a on the sy
spis-im ' FRAScis B. MonUS: s es rsi.o"
[frs PHosviTE THIS CoMBINATIoN, OF
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IENs A iAnGE ASSORTMENT OF GAS
lI FiXTUREN
No charge for Hanging,
Fine line OF Brass TENDERS aud Andlrons. Also,
Fancy Goods 4. L. BROOKS,
mI3 531 18th st.
TCP CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
This Is to notify the public that Mr.. JOHN KEY
WORTH IS our only pgent Tor the sale OF the ~
LAND SPRING WATER In Washington. D. G.
senting 1t To- be POLAND WATER, those desiring TO
derive The benefits arising from this celebrated water
can rely only upon its purity by purchasing from
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Proprietors OF the Celebrated Poland Spring.
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RS wONAN'S CHRISTIAN TENPERAN nee
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Union Mission goom1, o0e Pennsylyania avenue
northwest. every WEDNESDAY. at 1:30. All mem
oers and friends invited. aha
IIE~ SAMUEL = sHEDn
GAS FIXTURES
MANTELs, LATRoBEs, RANGES, FURNACES,
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Estimates given lmh26l 400 9TH Sr. NV
ft<s c. L DlRCKHEAD.
Manufactures Of Store ONCE Fixtures and Hardwood
fF-Ss CHAS s PRICE,
- DRUGGIST, l26 Jth 81 Aw.,
lhe most complete Drug establishment In South
Washington Our prices are exceedingly Low. apla
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The Easter Egg Rolling.

DENT.
The crowd In the White House grounds
greatly increased yesterday afternoon, 20 that
the grounds were literally packed with chill
dren. The crowd was the largest and best an
pearing that has collected there in many years.
The Presidcnt and Col. Lamont watched the
children for some time nom the library window
Al the Presidents reception az haifpast one
O'Clock hundreds OF children gave up their
sport temporarily aud thronged the east rOom
70 shake hnnds with the Presidanf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-27

{E-<y-s CHAS s. PRICE,
1SA DRUGGIST, l20 5th 81 Aw..
ihe most complete Drug establishment In South
" ashinston. Our prices are exceedingIy low. apIa
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Plenty OF rain.
M. +. Senninaer Il making big prep
arasions for celebrating the Sd Of J uly q
HE place.
Mr. Ben. Ue:ein had : particularly
smiling countenance yesterdsy-a little
girl at HE house the cause.
Mr.. J. Henry Beckmsn he's remodeled
his residence and former store-r0Om, %
o 10 make nice and convenient resi-
dence.
Harvest d nearly over. a number Of
self binders in this township have done
the work well and fast. and without q
many hands.
Mr.. John Altman's new building Il
about finished, aud shows that Mr.. Joe
RoeIIe, Of Jasper. 10 q splendid carpenter
IL adds greatly to that neighborh0od.
Our big merchant, Mr.. Henry Beck
man, returned Saturday from the Ess'
with an immense stock Of goods for bis
new store building. Look out for bar
gains.
The Lindsucr B 0eger's brewery men
are happy. Their beer goes down q
fast - they can make il. Mr.. Ben. Vol
ter's is their boss brewer, and good
one.
People are too busy to get sick, 90 its
hard times for doctors. and there Il 90
time 70 have frolic q weddings. 90 mar
riages are few, and preachers have dull
time We have no Squire in the town.
ship. and 90 no use for lawyers.
RI Rev. Silas Chatard. Bishop Of VIM
cennes diocese, came over from St. Mem
rad and confirmed sixty children here
Saturday morning. The Chapel Of the
Sisters Convent was also ccusecrated.
with impressive ceremonies. A schol-
arly sermon Was listened 10 BY an i'm
mense congregation, from miles around.
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The rail road boys or this place, q.
ohough they were unorganized snd had
never played . game together, challeng.
a he Jasper base ball club for : game
1pon their own grounds some time since.
Thar reply Wa that they would have 70
practice q least two weeks before they
coold play the rsIl road boys. Two
weeks have elapsed since that time, and,
. yot. there he's been no acceptance,
What y The matter with the county seat |
Batter more IL Huntingburs Argus.
Don't b 80 too big : hurry about
moving, Argus. The Jasper club cay
they will give your club plenty % do
July ID. They couldn't accept right
away because their pitcher got % FIT be
~! over every time be threw The ball
go i ~ neoessasy for him 70 have {
Supplement.
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RY virtue Of certified copy OF . de.
- cree TO me directed from the Clerk
70 the Dubois Circuit Court. in q cause
wherein John ID. LytIe and David Lyle
are plaintiffs. and Absalom Cooper and
others are defendants. requiring me e
make the sum Of Seven Hundred and
Six Dollars and Fifteen Cents. with
interest on said decree and costs. will
expose q public sale, 70 the highest bid.
der. on
SATURDAY, rHE 3RD DAY or JULY
A. ID. 1886,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. m
and ( O'Clock p. m, Of said day. NJ the
door Of the Courthouse in Jasper. Du.
bois county, Indiana. the rents and
profits for = term not exceeding seven
wears. the following Real Estate, situate
in Dubois county, Indiana, t0-wit:
The West-half Of the northeast quarter
|ot the southeast quarter Of section thir'
teen. township one north, range foui
west. twenty acres the east-half Of thu
south west quarter Of section twenty, il
township one north, range three west
eighty acres, and the north-west quarter
Of the south-east quarter Of said section
thirteen, in township one north, range
four west, (excepting therefrom one acr'
| in the northeast corner thereof, is rod
long north and south by 10 rods wid
| east and west. owned BY Christian Chap
( pel), fhirty-nine acres. containing IN q
one hundred and thirty nine acres.
1 II such rents and profits will not Gel
for sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree
t;nte,esf and cosfs I Ill N the same tim
and place expose TO public sale the fe
simple or said Real Estate, or 90 muc
thereof @ may be sufficient to discharg
said decree, interest and costs.
| Said sale will be made without any n
Iliefw hstever from valuation or appraiss
ment laws.
GEORGE cox.
4 Sheriff Dubois County.
!! o. A. TRsPrEr. At'ys for PIN.
i June II. 1856 ~ 3w. tpE $40. !
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Jase Whae You uoo6s
"a betssr thas quinIne h CoIns Ague Care. uese-
" bseskiDg Ne ehl q not sslceat he eause uusl
liver m bows. n orosehIy cissssnr ~ sysssn y
all gesns ofmaIariel poison. thus edectng radicaI
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MARRTAGK LICENSES have been issued
70 ths following parties By Clerk Schulz
mscher.
Henry W. Richardt and Emma B.
Bretk
BslIisgsr }. Payne end Elizabeth B.
Bsels
Louis LAnmers and Carrie Vessel.
Henry q. Rinne and Susan Gardner.
Ihcmas J. Culbsvtsoa and Malisso
Wheeler.
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EXECUTRIX APPOINTMENT.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the IN
~ dersigued has been appointed, b,
the Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit Court
Executrix Of the last will OF william
Collins. late Of Dubois county. Indiana
deceased. Said estate IL solvent.
SUSAN j. COLLINS. Executrix.
TRAYLoR 3 HUNTER, Attorneys.
June q 1886 -3w.
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saw -LOG TEAM RSALB

THE undersigned has THREE YOKE
Of GOOD WORK CATTLE. LOG
WAGON. LOG CHAINS. &C., which
he will SELL CHEAP. For further In
formation apply 10
FRITZ MUM. near Haysville.
June 10. 1886 -3w.s
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opRight Rev. Silas Chaiard, Bishop
ofvfnceunes Diocese. visited St. Joseph's
ooogregati0n IN Jasper yesterday, and
vas jcsfulIy received BY the members Of
That large congregation. Four large and
Beautiful arches. trimmed with ever
greens and flowers, and surmounted BY
Che holy crosse were thrown across the
streets ut intersections where the pro-
ooosi0n would pass on It's way from the
depot 70 the priest's residence. One q
IL corner Of the Public Square and
Main street bore the inscription in Latin /:
e6ooerdote Del, Benedssite Dominum,
0orvi D0mini Hymnum Dicite Dei,v .
yothor free translation OF which would
~. ~Oh priest Of God! Praise the Lord
4orvaots Of the Lordi Speak hymn to
0odIn
On Main. q the crossing Of 9Th street,
between the residences OF Mr.. J. Fried
nan and Mrs.. Gasser, the arch vas in
ecrioed, "Benedictus qui VENT in nomire
Donine. or sBenediciions on him who
comes ID the name ofthe Lord
4 number Of carriages were in wait
Ing q the depot when the o'clock train
came % Wednesday, and the Bishop and
Ne Prfests In attendance were escorted
q oeats and procession formed headed
~ the Star Rand, and proceeded to the
Erteet'e reeidence, accompanied BY q
large number Of people on foot.
thursday morning about 80 children
md some adults were confirmed, and .
number Of Priests ordained. A very
large congregation ~ present and the
ooremonies were imposing and impres-
Giyo.