Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-01
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The Condition of business.

Special kilograms to Br0dstreets, while re-
corjing somewna; improved movement in
merchandise at Chicago, Burlington. Kansas
city ana New Orleans, reflect or the whole a
coD tinuance o. the late check TO general trade.
The total OF bank clesrings at thirty cities this
week il $685.. 9II I20. against > ,O9U, 1862 9S4
last Week ana 80. ST. 1876 i'll tue like week
last year. Special repor.s oi earnings oi forty
hive railroad ccmpanIe, during the third week
in October give a total OF S4,691,I.S. against
SI,5o3,I1 In 1855. The western money mar
ket> generally continue quite iirm, with the
current of funds still to tie west. The distri-
tributIon of dry goods lIonl eastern centers mas
been notiCeabiy checked. though prices are
strongly held. The demand Tor raw wool from
Manufacturers is not SO large in septem Der,
though The decreased demand from the eastern
knitting mills mas caused no weakness yet.
HE WILL NOT SCALP ANY INDIANs.-Last
week Marshal Fox, ol FosIoria, OHIO, re-
ceIved "a telegram from +. j. kaldenbers, of
New York, asking Tor the arrest his fiIleeIl-
year-oid son, VINO had run away from home
alter purchasing ticket via the Baltimore and
Ohio road for tie tar west, where lac expected
10 engage the Indians in deadly combat and TO
collect scaips. The lad had 10 change cars AT
FostOria, and found waiting iCf "A train
He was taken ia charge Dy Marshal Fox, who
lett with him for New York, where he will be
restored To his parents
GOING To BE MAKRIED AND Cur HIS
1hkoATEN lillian tluerty, aged twenty-eight,
OF Waterbury, Conn.,, eus his throat with a
razor early Frdas moralns an,. bied to death
III bed. lie 2oIu- Ia he married in :. te W
days No reason il assigned for the rash act as
he mad shown signs OF mental alteration
lie was aquIet, steady youEg man, who nau ac-
suired quite a comiorI.oie property.
AN OLD LADY KILLED BY BULL.-Mrs.
Abbott. a widow lady aged seventy Years re-
siding at Z aatry ont, netwith a terrible death
Thursday. In the morning heT daug alter leit the
house to be absent ali day. on her return
III the evening, was Mortified to find the dead
and mangied cody Oh her parent i'll IA small
held near the house. Ii i supposed that the
cattle belonging 10 "A ei.Ibor broke into the
held, among which was !. IIoro>e bull which
attacked the old lady and gOred her TO death,
the brute's horns having entered the lower
part Oh her neck, severin.s the ju,uIar vein and
passing On into the lungs
Ex-PRIEsT sREEdAN ANDJULrA MULvANEY
W iIllam j. sherman appeared in Justice
@ishs court, broohiyn last FRIDAY, To answer
Inc Charges MADE Uy Sii,s JuIIa MuiV aney who
aiiees tadt ne deceived her before his marriage
70 Bliss lliiie Mccoy Al the request OF A W
Ienny, his counsel. the trial postponed Tor
Two Seehs. Before SheTInau icft tue court room
Mrs. Dora DAVIS, %! l01 last 1854 street New
YORK, approached him aud demanded the pay
melt of =. board bill Ior himself aud I, woman
Who, she says, was neither Miss MeCoy nor Nj lss
siu. sane!- ohefluah passed ous without
In'iiiis any response.
ENGLANDs WONDER OF THE TURF.-The race
iof the pflHate sweepstakes not run al
Newmarket, England, Friday and OrnaoDda
had !. saiA-oSeT. OTntonUe now goe, into win
Tea quarters he has not yet been beaten and
has gained one OF the greatest records OF any
rdee horse OF the century.
CoLoKED CHURCHES TREATED As NuIsAxcFs
a dispatch from New Orleans October -, s;,vx.
OF months past "a sreas many persons in tins
ely have been omplsiaing thai lie W., nn:e,e
tiiisStaoio by the negro churches, at which
prayer m"etiDgs were kept up al. night long
rendering IL Impossible for the neignbors 10
sieep; iney appealed TO the mayor who or
1erea Tue police 10 Keep the churches in order
The negroes of Mount Calvary BAPTIST church
hIed "a suit III the United States court to-day
progressing against The police Interference W hic
tHSs say has broken up their SUNDAY school
lre'en'sd their holding sunday services and
tuIhed thelr congregation The action OF the
mayor, lhey complain, II a violation of the Com
stIauilon OF the L nited States, aud they pray
iof an injunction against him and ask Ior a,l.
t4ofltS I'D hold meetings whenever they choose
without lnpiestaiion iron, the police. The case
Is test one, as "A number of other negro
churebes, here and IN other towns OF Louisiana
anu iexas, are under similar police regulations
tae CONGREGATIONS being required TO sing low
hiiu close up their churches early AT night
Under penalty of being treated as public nui.
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