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THE BLOODs AND GkOsvENTREs.
Six Of the Former Killed Just North Of
the Canada Line.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. Ga TT. Benton. Mont,
special to the Pioneer Press says: Parties just
arrived from FIT. Assinaboine say the recent fight
between Blood and Grosventres Indians took
place on Canadian soil. a war party of Bloods
came south OF the line and raided the herds of
the Grosventres The latter after "A long chase
overlook the Bloods on Ghost creek, six miles
north OF the line and killed SIX. The Canadian
mounted police are eNertlng themselves Io pre-
vent the excited Boods from attempting re.
prisals on American soil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06

THESUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-
day contains an account Of the busy times in
the departments making the annual reports,
Powderly's annual address to the Knights, the
proposed labor Congress in Washington, annex.
alton talk in Nova Scotia, telegraphic news,
etc. The advertisements are classified as fol-
lows: Auction Sales, Summer Resorts, Dry
Goods. Proposals, Ladies' Goods, Housefurnish-
fngs. Sewing Machines, Professional, Pianos and
organs, Wood and Coal, Attorneys, Books,
Family Supplies, Gentlemen's Goods, Medical,
Financial, Dentistry, The Trades, Specialties.
Steamers, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Un-
dertakers
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Affairs I'm West WASHINGTON.

BASE BALL.-A very small number OF Specta-
town university nine yesterday afternoon, at
Olympic park, by score OF IL to 3. The bat
teries were Fowler and Rackey tor the Olympics,
and Taylor and Mccarthy for the college nine.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-Th fifty-third
monthly meeting OF the First Cooperative
Building association was held last night at the
hall on 32d street. Money to the amount OF
$500 sold as follows: 500 at 81 per cent;
$500 at 90 per cent; 81 900 at 20 per cent;
cen
mand for money and liberal subscription TO
the new htthl series of stock: The profits OF
A WEDDING.-The marriage OF Miss Annie
n. Tenney daughter OF Wiiilam H: Tenneyl TO
brides father, on West street. in the presence
OF a few invited guests.
FINED.--Edward Woltz was before the Police
Court to-day tor violating the Sunday liquor
law, and was fined $40 aud COSTS
CUMBERLAND coal. Trade The shipments
for the week ended October were rs. .492 tons,
crease Of s23, ZIG TONS. as compared with cor
and Ohio canal. Week. E II .Ga1 tons: se year 1sss
$40 tons; decrease, ~, 1919 tons.
IEMPERATuKE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; con-
dition, SO. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
65; condition at north connection, 36 south
perature, &C. condition at infiuent gatehouse,
SO; condition at effiuent eatehouse, SO.
THE GAINES WILL CONTEST TRANsFE ERRED.
The motion to discontinue the proceedings in
the will OF Myra Clark Gaines was granted by
Surrogate Lott in Brooklyn yesterday, on the
round that since the petition was filed 1t has
been discovered that the court is without juris-
dicti0n. The prepayment should not, therefore,
be forced TO proceed. The case will be taken to
the New Orleans court.
The annual Grand Army parade In Pittsburg
yesterday was participated in by fully fiye
thousand veterans. Addresses were made by
COmmander-in-Chief Fairchiid and others. II
Is estimated that $4,000 strangers are in the
city.
The winners OF the Brooklyn Jockey Club
races yesterday were Cleaner, Climax, Bessie
June, Volante and Beggurbush. The winners at
Latonia, KY. were Taxgatherer, Glen Almond,
Llera, Mona and Goliah.
The temperature In London yesterday was
the highest known In forty eight years in Octo-
ber, reaching 80 degrees In the shade. Torrid
weather prevails ali over the continent
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Bishop wing field Declines.

1sossOP "sWB1C DcCt1MeBs
special from Centreviile, Nd, reports the
receipt there Of q telegram from Bishop Wing
field, dated Benicia, CALIFORNIA, declining the
bishopric of Easton.
Bishop Wingneld Is the fIfth who has been
elected by the Episcopalianso of Easton diocese
TO fill the vacancy caused by the death OF Bishop
Lay. There Is q hope that DR.. Wingdeid may
yet be induced TO accept.
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The Bartholdi statue Ceremonies.

PARTICIPATION OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.
Rear Admiral Luce, commanding the North
Atlantic station, and Commodore Chandler
commanding the New York navy yard, have
been directed to consult with Gen. Schofield
relative to the participation OF the navy in the
ceremonies attending the completion of the
BarthOldi statue on the 2Sth of October. The
Y. $. s: Tennessee, the flagship OF the North
other ships of the squadron If available The
only vessels at tine New York navy yard just
now are the Atlanta, Despatch and Alliance
month or more to sail for the South Atlantic
squadron; but it Is thought that perhaps she
the celebration, -
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Pushing on Into Oregon.
PROGRESS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIc's OREGON
BRANCH.

SAN Francisco, Oct 6.-The Central Pacific
railroad company are pushing their Oregon
branch and have il definitely located as far
Klamath river. They surveying up the
Klamath river into the klamath Lake country.
as they are anxious To reach tie extensive and
fertile region of eastern Oregon. The engi-
neers' reports OF the feasibility and practicable
ity of the route are very encouraging, and
il is claimed that the proposed route, pcnc-
trating eastern Oregon by way OF the Klamath
river and lakes, will be constructed at early
date.
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FREsu Goops.

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AN OLD WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN BURNED
40 DEATH.
BALTIMORE, October Ga special from Co
lum bia, $. C.. says terrible accident occurred
at Chester on sunday night, by which TWO chill
dren and an old woman were roasted alive.
meeting, leaving their house and two children
in charge ol Caroline Berry. Upon the return
OF the parents they found the house in flames,
and heard the screaming OF their children upon
the inside. An unsuccessful attempt was made
10 save them. The charred bodies were recov-
cred from the ruins. 1t il supposed that Caro-
line Berry went TO sleep while smoking, and
that the bed clothes caug ht from her pipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06

The cutter Stranger beat the sloop Thetis
In the match race OF Marblehead yexter day.
Gov. Lloyd's staff will make him handsome
wedding present.
Miss Winnie Davis, the daughter OF Jefferson
Davis, is now guest OF Gov. Etzhugh Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06
TuE Recent ADvAScE

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[T EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION

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The Saith meeting of the Association for making
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Armory, 6, near 9th street X ' NJ northwest SUB sub,
scr tiSn books the twelfth issue Of stock will be
THOMAS soMERvILLE. President
JNo JOY EDISON, Secretary. 917 st oc4-3t
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06

New YORK, Oct q, IL a. m.-The stock mar.
ket opened very active and strong this morn
ing, first prices generally showing advances of
from d 10 as per cent, but Missouri Pacific was
up per cent The market ieyerish and
excited, and fuctuated several times UP and
down, but finally the strong tone asserted itself,
and now stocks show advances over opening
figures. New England was conspicuously weak
in the early trading, and lost IA per cent.
i'm the first half hour. Western Union, Michi.
gan Central and Iackawanna also were notably
weak at first. In the later trading Canada
Southern was the conspicuous feature, and
gained Ia. per cent. At III O'Clock the market
is active and firm with the exception OF New
Eng LAND, which is again weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06
KAULBARs' INsOLENr ACTIONS.
Are They Due to Want Of Tact or Secret
Instructions from st. Petersburg.

Instructions from 81. Petersburg.
Special Cable dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct. Elm well informed quarters IL
is believed that in Bulgaria matters have
almost reached a crisis. Either kaulbars has
played his part with such complete want of
tact and foresight as have actually precipi-
tated the very trouble he was sent to avoid, or
else acting under secret instructions from ST.
Petersburg, he has been deliberately provok-
ing the eXcitable Bulgarian popuace TO CON-
NIT either a personal or diplomatic outrage.
Whichever of these explanations is true the
situation is equally critical, particularly SO on
account of the determined attitude OF the Bull
garian assembly. Churchll's visit to Berlin is
being watched with great curiosity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06
FROM MADAGAsCAR.s QUEEN.
A Valuable Present Destined for Presf
dent Cleveland.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct. 6.-General Willoughby, the
Malagassy commanderin-chief and ambas-
sador, informs me that besides presents from
his queen TO a number of European potentates,
he has a valuable gift destined for President
Cleveland, which he proposes to send to Min
lister PhelnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06
The Political Field.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS-NEw JERSE
REPUBLICANS, ETC.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMISATIONS-NEW JERSEY
REPUBLICANS, ETC.
Congressional nominations:-John E. Car
Isle, democrat, sixth Kentucky {renominated
by acclanation(; w. H. Whiting, republican,
eleventh Massachusetts (renominated by aecIa-
mation); VIM. H. Earle, prohlbitionist, tenth
Massachusetts; Henry q. Burieigh, republican,
eighteenth New York (renominatedG Miles L.
Granger, democrat, fourth Connecticut; John
b. Weber, republican, thrty-third New York
eighth Kentucky; John w. Latta, democrat,
twenty-frst Pennsylvania. This nomnatio
was made as M protest against the recent noni-
district. Latsa and Rafferty are both in the
race. The labor party Of Chicago, has nomi-
mated the following candidates: First district,
Edgar Terhune; second district Frank Lawler;
third district, William 4. Mason; fourth dis
trict William McNaiiy. Terhune and Lawier
publican candidate and McNally is a working
man.
In the New Jersey republican state conven-
county, was nominated for governor on the
first ballot by one majority. John Hart Brewer
and q. r. Colby We're the other candidates.
neDL chairman OF the convention. Benja-
min Franklin Howey, the nominee, was a
member OF the 4sth Congress. and is we'll
as was evidenced by his election 10 congress in
q district having 5000 democratic majority.
Hundred, political faction that was recently
organized in New York, last night nominated
Orlando b. Potter for mayor OF the city and
Theodore Roosevelt for president OF the board
Of aldermen.
The executive committee OF the Maryland
state central committee OF the republican party
met in Baltimore last night and made plans Tor
an aggressive campaign. Letters accepting
congressional nominations were received from
Col Hodson, OF the first district, and Dr. Tuck,
OF the fifth.
WIS. Thomas, whom the democrats of the
second Pennsylvania district nominated for
Congress, has announced that he will decline
for business reasons.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC

H0 FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
Il BIZ DOE~->ieam Packet EXCELSIOR will
MAKE her regular trlp 10 GREAT Fails ST NDAY
WEDNE>D<ii \ and FRIDAY at $50 clock from her
whaIL High ST. ana canal, Georgetown. Boat can be
Chartered Apply 10 the Captain. oc5-2w*
"ARSHALL HALL.
Steamer w W. CORCoRAN
VIII make DAILY excursions Marshall Hall and
Glymont eaV Dg at 10 am. arriving Washington
g. \ PHI The Old Manor House Marshall Hall
fttsu with elegant reception ladies and
gentlemen. and meals served "a la Fruit milk
he. Ice cream and lunch supplied excursionstS
Pare Tor Touid-trip - cents.
On sundays the Boat will make two trips TO Mar
thdIl "a all leaving lU and SU m. returning
ai 1 and pm Pare Round trip 2:1c.
Steamer Nv. ". CORCORAN" an2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06
Changes in the Offices.

The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed DIR. ]. j. Kenyson, of Missouri, to be
an assistant surgeon in the marine hospital
service.
The commission of George H. Whiteside as
local inspector at Appaiachicnla, Fla, which
has been held up for some time, has been signed
and mailed him.
Frank w. Cross, formerly master machinist
In the bureau OF construction of the navy yard,
which was among the bureaus lately abolished,
was yesterday re-appOinted foreman Of naviga-
tion work in the yaru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06

LONDON, OcI. 0.--Hanlan has accepted Ross
challenge TO row race on the Thames Tor $500
a side.
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THE RICHMOND LABOR CONVEN.
TION.
Preliminaries Not Yet Completed
Bitter Feeling Over the Race Ones

Preliminaries Not Yet COmpleted-A
Bitter Feeling Over the Race Ques.
tiOn.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 6.-Although Mr..
PowderIy and the members of the executive
board of the Knights OF Labor were up until a
work in connection with the propositions
which they intend submitting to the conven-
tion, they were ali up early this morning and a
majority OF them on their way to Armory
hall before O'Clock, the hour fixed for the
beginning OF the session. The corridors OF
Ford s hotel, the headquarters of the knights,
were early busting with throngs OF delegates,
but soon relapsed into Quietude, as group after
group OF delegates departed Tor Convention
hall. From all quarters of the city delegates
hocked thither, brisk, alert and ready for the
work of the day. Soon after = O'Clock there re-
manned only few idlers outside OF the armory,
and passers-by would not have suspected that
such large body OF men was within its walls.
engaged in work in which more than a million
OF their cOuntrymen are SO deeply interested.
THE EXCLUDED BROOKLYN DELEGATES.
Although it was the third day OF the conven-
tion its members were not yet ready TO begin
the actual work they had come to do. There
still remained be settled the question OF seat
ing eight or ten delegates whose cases the COM
mitlee on credentials has referred TO the COLI
yention. Mr.. Powderly and ali the other
leading members refused to say whether these
eight or ten men are delegates from Brooklyn
MOntauk Protective association or not. but IL
strong feeling excited by the efforts of the
Brooklyn nen TO obtain recognition made the
committee on credentials hesitate, il is be-
iieved, To assume the responsibility of deciding
the matter, and they threw the burden upon
the convention itself. They were further
prompted to such action. 1t is said, by the as
sertiOns made by some that the committee
was prejudiced against Brooklyn men.
FOOLISH TALK ABOUT THE RACE QUESTION.
Throughout the city to-day the principal
OF colored delegate Farrall to q seat In the
orchestra circle in the Academy OF Music-a
section of the auditorium in the Richmond
theatcr hitherto sacrediy guarded from the in
trusion Of all persons OF his race. The general
feeling among Virginians here is one OF bitter
District No. 40 with any thing but friendly feel.
ing. 1t Is said that majority OF the local
Knights are much provoked ut the action Of
their visiting brothers, aud IL is was reported
that few Knights living here declared their
intention OF abandoning the order and joining
the Law and Order League organized here In
sworn opposition TO the knights.
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Now Thar HIS FArEruI Pnop,

Now Thar HIS FArEFuL PnopH-
ecies have proven to be simple chestnuts. don't you
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Geronimo has sent for q Catholic priest for
religious guidance.
Mr.. Parnell and his mother and sister intend
10 spend the winter in the south OF France.
Two shocks OF earthquake were felt th rough
out Balta, one OF the Shetland islands. Monday
night
Public betting at the BROOKLYN Jockey club
races was stopped by order or the district at
torney yesterday.
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THE NEW HAVEN YACHT RACEs.-The fall
regatta OF the New II ven Yacht CLUB was sailed
taking part. There was good wnole-sail breeze
at the start, but it died rapidly away until the
race became little more than u drifting match.
Padelford's Ultdla won u prize Tor the best
actual time over the cOurse, 6:O2:57, beating
had no contestant In class B. The cutter Mona,
OF the Larchmont club, owned by ]. Leflie Cot
ton, took first prize In class c. The Stranger,
J. N. MacAuley, took first in class D., and the
Lille Il led the open yachts The course, except
Tor open yachts, was from the mouth OF New
Haven harbOr, around stakebOat 10 miles to
the south-southwest. The open boats had
course five miles shorter.
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TIE FvFNTNe STAR Is served to subscrber, n ., :.
City by Carriers their ount al In c., VI.
week, or 44c per month. Copies at the counter ,
cehts each BY mail-pos;age prepaid-5O cenIs :
month. year. Sd; six months S.s '~
tEntered at the Post Office al Washiny,on n n -
secDud-class mail matter.I ~ ~ -
IHr WEEKLY STAK-puhlished m Friaav-sr a
year. postage prepaid Six rnonths so c.ntu "
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MAexErlc Il PuYs,c,,x
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06

CHICAGO, Oct GA Times special from Evans
willie, Ind, says: In the United states court yes
terday, before Judges Gresham aud Woods, the
Louisville, Evansville and st. Louis railway,
better known AZ the air line, was taken out oil
the hands OF the receiver and turned over to
the syndicate which recently purchased IT,
The receiver has the right reserved 70 him, BY
order OF the court, 70 pay on all claims incurred
against the road during his recetvership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-06

THE Observation-Disclosures of
some OF the new oleomargarine stamps were at
the internal revenue bureau to-da For the
special manufacturers (the $500 tax the stamp
is large. 1t is embelllshed with an engraving of
the Treasury, the north front being presented
For the 1Opound packages the engraving repre-
sents farming and industry, and the stamp has
coupons enough to make it available for 10
pounds of OleOmargarine. The others will be
completed next week. The work is very fine.
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from the increasing demand for those we SELL
Our stock hasincs eased with the demand until
now We candidy believe that no intending
purchaser Of fail Overcoat does himself
justice unless he examines our display.
Whether he makes q selection here or else
where, he Will be better informed as to the
possibilities In ready made Overcoats
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oc4 6O7 SEVENTH STREET.