Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16
A Victim Of HydrophObia.


| Miss Daisy Trick, aged Is years, died in Chi
! cago sunday OF hydrophobia. She was very
| fond OF a Newfoundland dog belonging to the
| family. Three weeks ago the dogs nature
Seemed TO change strangely, and he attacked
Daisy and only left her when shot by a neigh
Dor. Daisy Was picked up fearfully mangie
thirty wounds were found upon her. Dr. Steb
| bin cauterZed them; two mad stones also " ere
| ap. led. and all seemed We'll. A week ago the
Wounis We're almost healed. Last Thursday
| t,e rst sisns OF hydrOphobia became apparent
AID IN Friday terrible spasns overcame the
| girl, an AWFUL thirst consumed her and the
Gould tame no iOod, Ind one spasm no sooner
passed than she was In Tue agony of another.
Cnloroform was adm. nislereu with no effect
She WAS conscious lnrou,h 1t all, aud u lew
hours before her death she prayed for God to
enu her mlserles, and then exclaimed ooh, ii
could only bite some one" Physicians dlu Ior
passed out OF u vomiting tit and iell back on
| the pillow dead.
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Jones ON HIli's Candidacy.
From the Ph,iadeiphia Press, to-day.
Lieut.. Gov. Jones, OF New York, who arrived
last evening TO attend the grangers' conven.
ton, was found pacing the corridor of the
Girard house and asked If Hill would be pitted
against Cleveland for the presidency in 1883.
"IL is safe to say there will be no dissatistac
ton In the democratic ranks" lie replied.
"rnen Cleveland will be the candidale?"
II uidnt say tnat,' and the lieutenant gov
ernor declined to say anything more
OPIUM SMUGGLING SHREwDLY DoNE-Ad.
vices from British Columbia state that the
United States customs officials are finding il
almost Impossible 10 put down opium SNUG
g,lng from Victoria to Portland, Oregon. Capt
Gardner, of the United States customs mas
peep investigating the several methods en-
ployed to deiraud the revenue in opium SNUG
gang, with good results. Al his instigatlon
Chinese Interpreter named Huestis has been
| arrested, and the authorities nave discovered
several Of his pals, whose arrest Will shortly
follow. This gang would send demijonns nav
Ing false bottoms, filled with opium, from Vic
toria to Seattle and from there to Portland.
filled up with spirits over the opium. Tuis
little game has been going on for some time
right under the nose OF the revenue officers.
The large number OF demi JOHNS going throus h
empty 10 seattle, wnere they were filled with
spirits and shipped, attracted the attention OF
! the officers, wnicn led to the discovery OF the
game that was beng carried on.
MORE MONEY FOR Mrs HANCocK-The New
Yorh Commundery OF tue Loyal Legion vi the
United States has sent TO j. PerponL Morgan,
Us treasurer OF the Hancock Iunu, its check Tor
o1,OoO. IL represents the amount OF subscrip-
tons by the members OF the commandery Tor
the Ieiiefoi the widow o. the late Gen. Hancock.
HELD FOR ALLEGED TALLY-SHEET FORGER-
IES.-A specal from Columbu o.. Nov g. saws:
The examining trial OF the persons accused Of
committing the Columbus taily-sheet forgery
OF last fall was concluded to-day. Gen. Fora
ker look part personally, in the Investigations
Ex-Deputy Waruen Is. H. Marriott eX-prison
Physician c. X. Mon, goinery, Otto Horn, an ex-
guard, and Algernon Granville were each
bound over to court. The accused, it Was
charged, stole the tally sheet and took it to the
stale prison, where expert criminals, who were
The principal witnesses, were employed to
Change The face OI ii. All charged with being
duplicated by the cOnvicis We're bound over,
except Fred Steube, a watchmau in the court
house, who hau the election returns in CUSTODY.
RECRUITING FILIBUsTERs.-The two emissar-
les who came to Dallas, Texas, in tue early part
VI last week, after 1--WE days of most aruuOus la
k,S.n,
expedition to Mexico for me purpose OF creating
u new republic, left Sunday iOr ST. Louis
whence they will go east. They did their work
very quietly, and ii Is positively known
tl.at they enrolled thirty men In DaikiS