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Evening star., 1886-06-08
From wall Street Te.D.x.

NEW YORK, June 8. - The stock market
opened irregular this morning, generally within
Is 70 Il per cent Of last evenings closing prices;
and Nashville N per cent There was active
trading in Lake Shore and st. Paul only, with
Q fair business In Omaha and Northwsstern,
gan to decline Immediately after the opening.
and Ia the first twenty minutes were down -
TO n per cent They were then rallied 10 near
the opening figures, and the market became
steady: Late In the hour there was . sudden
York and New England. The former gained
per cent aud the latter q, part OF whith Waa
afterwards lost AT IL O'Clock the market =
dull and steady.
Evening star., 1886-06-08
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF The EVENING STAR
to-day contains an article on the city post Office
site, accounts Of the commencements of the
law departments Of the National university
and the Columbian university, the defeat OF the
home rule BILL Archbishop Gibbons, kilograms,
etc. The advertisements are classified as
follows: Auction Sales, Educational. Proposals
Dry Goods, Ladies' Goods, Books, The Trades,
Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, Special
ties, Dentistry, Family Supplies, Pianos and
Organs, Financial, Attorneys, Professional,
Hotels, Potomac River Boats, Steamers, Medi-
cal, Railroads, Gentlemen's Goods, Under
takers,
Evening star., 1886-06-08
THE HONEYMOON TOUR OVER
The President and His Wife tO Arrive
I'm Washington This Evening.

BOTH WOULD LIKE TO STOP LONGER IN prEu
PARK, But THE PRESIDENT FEELS HE oUGHI
To GET BACK TO woRK-A VISIT To oRskkv.
AToRY HILL.
Evening star., 1886-06-08

Hon. e. b. Wasbburne, president q the
American exhibition TO be held I'm london in
last evening by leading merchants and imam
ciers Of that city.
The Pennsyivanfa state convention OF tho
Harrisburg August IL
Evening star., 1886-06-08

MoRICHEs, L. l., June S.-The steamer Ber-
nard, from Cardiff for New York, with q cargo
OF pig iron, ran ashore ive miles east of here In
a fog, about O'Clock last night. The crew are
sale. The vessel is high on the beach, but may
get OF with the assistance OF tugs at high tide
Evening star., 1886-06-08

RELEASE OF THE SPANISH VESSELS.-A dns
OF $4OO each has been imposed at Key West on
Isabella, under section 2773 Revised Statutes.
The lines were paid and the vessels released.
THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
LIEUT.. F. H. TYLER, and Ensign Harry
Minette, of the navy, have been ordered to ex-
animation for promotion.
CAPT. Jos. E. WILSON, I'd artillery, has been
detailed to inspect the 1st Regiment OF Ala
bama State Militia at its encampment at
mobile, from June 14th to June Z2d.
THEY WANT TO HEAR FROM THE JUDGE
First Controller Durham has addressed q let
ter to the United States judge OF the northern
district Of Ohio inclosing copy OF the letter of
the clerk of the court to his deputy, which came
10 the treasury Department by mistake, in
string out the journal entries from Gay
to day, thus increasing his per diem.
The clerk stated in his letter that the judge
ment wishes to hear from the judge on the
subject.
FIRST LIEUT.. H. T. FOSTER, Goth infantry, has
been granted four months leave. Second Lieut..
+. II. French, 10Th infantry, granted three
months leave. The leave of Major B. E. H.
'ySAS Soi 6Sou, 10 SAIeuucO SlA MOutuS.
THE GRADUATES AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY
| are: Philip Andrews, N. j.; ]. G. Berry, Maine;
VIM. o. H. G. Bullard, Pa; VIM. H. Caldwell,
Ky; Geo. F. Cooper Ga; Wizard L. DOC Dodd, tSe Ma.
Webster A: Edgar, N. Y; VIM. H. Foust. Ohio
John n. Grswold, Mass; Geo. F. Have, Pa.
n. Y; F. A: Lewis, n. Y: John +. Mcmillan, n
osfPh e. sre Ma Tsdas q KaRRsey Rxy MS
D. NJ. Young, Va.
PERsoNAL-Senator Conger started for Ian.
sing, Mich. this morning to attend reunion
on Thursday of all the members and ex-mem.
bers OF the Michigan state legislature, expect.
ns amt to- Of hs oho Gn and sI
i ator Sawyer and Rear Admiral Rus.
DR.. Braham, Of the Agricultural department,
has returned from visit to his friends
in Mississippi, during which time he attended
H. Sharp, OF the Baltimore and Potomac rail
road, lett this morning to visit friends in Balti-
MORE more York and d harrisburg B and recuperate bis
Madden Of Chicago, J. I: Flutz and G. ?. Rabaut
burg are at willard s.-Baron de Majuba,
the Brazilian minister, and Representatives
s.oG,,o Nofwood Scott and Ward, of illinois, were
Ex-President Arthur was not in good spirits
yesterday, and did not drive out.-Commo-
dore Quackenbush and R. l. varnell, Of Wash
ington, were among the arrivals at Fortress
Monroe Observation-Disclosures McLane will re.
turn to Paris in about three weeks-J. N.
Son. Gen IeWs Merrill and Edwin vi haEe
and Hon. Jno. Richardson, of London, are at
the Ebbitt.-Dr. G. l.. Loomis will sail from
months in the northern countries of that conti-
nent.
Evening star., 1886-06-08

BERLIN, June S-The infantry regiments &C
Frankfort-on-the-Main are being drilled 20 the
use OF bicycles and tricycles for military Dur.
poses. The men ride the machines In marohs
Ing order
Evening star., 1886-06-08

THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance
Evening star., 1886-06-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal
revenue, $17S,75 customs, 1886, 10.
Evening star., 1886-06-08

RELEASE OF THE SPANISH VEsSELs.-A 1ne
Of $4OO each has been imposed at Key West on
the masters of the Spanish schooners Paco and
Isabella, under section 2773 Revised Statutes.
The fines were paid and the vessels released.
Evening star., 1886-06-08
IRELAND'S HOPE DEFERRED.
honorable Scenes Attending she De-
feat Of the Home Rule Rill.

MANIrY-THE CLOSING DEBATE-PARSELL
BEGINS NERvoUsLY BUT WARNS UP AND I'M
PRESSES THE HOUSE AS HE PRocEEps-wILD
UPROAR WHEN THE VOTE WAS ANNOUNCED
Evening star., 1886-06-08
killing the OleOmarSarine Bill.
LOADING IT DOWN WITH TARIFF AMENI

MENTs.
Senator Beck has offered the Morrison
! tariff bill as an amendment to the ole
Olnargarine bill and had it referred to the
| committee on agriculture. He says that
as the agricultural committee have with the
approval of the Senate, assumed the functions
Of the finance committee, they should now
have jurisdiction of all questions involving
revenue and finance He intends to offer other
amendments of the same character and send
them to the agricultural committee.
Mr.. Dawes offered an amendment TO include
wOrsted cloths and knit goods in the tariff list
of woolen goods, and to construe various pro-
visions of the tariff law, and had 1t referred to
the agricultural committee.
Many ofthe Senators share Mr.. Beck's indig-
nation at the reference OF the oieomargarine
bill to the agricultural committee, aud it would
appear that there is movement to render the
proceeding ridiculous by loading that commit
tee down with questions OF revenue and tariff.
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.
CONFEDERATE MoNUMENT-A movement
for the erection of a monument to the confed-
crate dead is in progress here. The late George
w. Rock, SONS years ago, raised some money
for this purpose, and as the time did not then
seem auspicious for the purpose he deposited
! the fund in the bank, where IL yet remains.
Gen. NJ. ID. Corse and others will, it is under
| stood. forward the project, and meeting in aid
OF the design will soon be held The monument
will probably be erected near the Cameron
street entrance to Christ church.
CAUGHT AT LAsT.-A negro boy, named VIM.
II. Bundy, is held in Jail here under the COM
mitment of Justice Birch, charged with assault
colored girl, in Alexandria county, last June.
Bundy lives in Washington, on l, near 9Th St.,
county, when arrested.
NoTEs-The funeral of Mr.. VIM. s. Hough
took place yesterday evening from the resi-
dence OF Mr.. +. Stevens, on Washington street.
Mr.. Hough was "a years of age. He was by
trade printer, and published, at various times,
has hon
Evening star., 1886-06-08

Two DHcu LynChe0.
ONE IN MARYLAND AND ONE IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
Last Wednesday Charles Whittle, muIatto,
aged 1S, was arrested and thrown into Jail at
Prince Frederick, Nd, charged with an attempt
to outrage the 5-yearold daughter OF Rev. L.
M. Lyle. He was brought from Virginia by Mr.
Lyle, and employed as a servant In the family,
and IL Is alleged made the attempt while the
family was temporarily absent. At q late hour
Sunday night forty masked men appeared at
the iail and secured Whittle and Immediately
took him to o tree near the jail and hung him
from one of its limbs.
Alfred Long, who was charged with the mur-
der robbery, and burning OF the bodies Of A. J.
Mcbride and wife, together with house and con-
tents was lynched about i've miles from Lex
ingtOn, Sc, about 8 o'clock Sunday.
Evening star., 1886-06-08

LIEUT.. F. H. TYLER, and Ensign Harry
Minette, of the navy, have been ordered to ex-
animation for promotion
Evening star., 1886-06-08
THE EVENING STAR
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENIS.
TI,HERE WILL BE AN ENTERTAINMENT AND
II SOCIABI.E
For the benefit of Northeast Branch Y. NJ. c. A.,
On WEDNESDAY, ny, EXkNISG. M June % 9. 1855 At Y.
All are invited Admission 10 cents. 1ts
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
beginning
MONDAY, JCNE1 IA
NCCAULL OPERA COMfQUE COMPANY IN
THE MIKADO.
Charles W. DUNCAN, Digby Bell. Harry McDon-
ough. Charles Plunkett, Hamilton Adams Lily Post,
Nellie McCartee. Lily Walter Laura JoyceBen
Reserved seats, soc. adm ission. 26c-
Sale of seats Thursday. June lO. JET
a LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A Every Evening at SI5-Saturday Matinee
JEANNE WINSTON as KENE QUAR-
Admission, DC Reserved seats Soc.
Next week-LA FILE DE NINE ANGOT. JET
TIARRIS' BIJOU THEATER
rendered MADAME ADELINE DUVAL MACK By
her patrons and dramatic classes. Gilberts comedy
Engaged." so successfully performed at Abaughs
MURPHY has kindly consented to give his celebrated
impersOnatons Tickets Tor sale Metzerotts music
store Admission SOC. Reserved seats. 75c. jessie
FI,RICYCLE PARK, OPEN NIGHTS PRACTICE
rent by hour or day: largest assortment wheels in
US CAPITAL CYCLE Co. I4OoN.Y. ave. ie3-3m
THE PAsoRAMA Or THE BATTLE
OF MANASSAS. OR SECOND BULL RUN
CORNER 18TH ST. AND OHIO AVE.
Two Blocks South of Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Most Realistic Battle Scene Ever Produced
11F n On SUNDAYS FROM i To IL p. II. Lighted
st night by 800 Edison Electric Lights ADMISSION,
90 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 12YEARs 25 CENrs
Tickets can he had at Droops music store 925 Penn
syivania svenue my19
Evening star., 1886-06-08

| CAPT. Jos. E. WILSON, I'd artillery, has been
| detailed to inspect the 1st Regiment of Ala
bama State Militia at its encampment at
Mobile, from June 14th to June Z2d.
Evening star., 1886-06-08

The Senate.
ADDITIONAL SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
In the Senate Mr.. Morrill,, from the committee
On finance, reported bill creating an additional
Secretary Of the Treasury. He asked imme-
diate consideration of the bill, in view. he said,
of the emergency known to all Senators.
On objection by Mr.. Hoar, the bill went on
the calendar, Mr.. Hoar saying 1t was q bill of
too much consequence to consider on the in.
stant
RELIEF OF THE ANNAPOLIS CADETS.
The Senate then resumed consideration of
the bill for the relief of the Annapolis cadets
and MI: Hale continued his remarks in opposi-
ton to the bill.
Evening star., 1886-06-08

IE.G~s THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
rt,7eSs THE MASTER MAsoNS ASSOCIATION
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING at O'Clock, at Room
No 100. Corcoran Building. E. F. JONES, secre-
Evening star., 1886-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rHn THHRE MksTrk MHs hasoSs s5 IESTdSG SS
n. No 100. corcoran Building E. F. JONES. sseTs-
lf~ 4 sPEcIAL MEETING OF BAKERS
held at 0dson Hall, Az st. and Pa ave- on WEDNEs
snps e at @ @
to use them Ay order 0f'he eAS AssemIly n nv,r
[C~p DAT AT An.oM1sI MEETING r. OF THE IL Local Al.
nleht Pork Butchers Protective Association was
dent chsrss g. faassT Mm Sids
49, members of Benjamin B. French Lodge, No.
, 10 f. A. A: is called to the important nature of
tion to be held DNEsDAY. June 8, 1886, at Z
asst M By order %M ss the e.
R~T THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE R. H.
nephew NJ III se By
been associated with him partner for the past three
years He will be assisted by the various heads of de-
so many years identified with the business. jeS-6t
~, - week sick benefits paid. ORDER OF THE
ing every second and fourth Thursday. At PM. by
apesy 5ssas. t. HUGO wokcH as AseesR'sn3 9aS w.
To- MRS. LA FETRA HAS LEASED THE
~ M ., Washington Grove Hotel and will open
\
be kept open as usual. jeS3t*
FTs SECOND WORKINGMEN'S BUILDING
D~I> ASSOCIATION.
Ine above-named Association after two wears of
succeSstui operation, have decided issue second
series OF stock en- hch the second payment of dues
at nSO O'Clock at the Hall. n O., 615 9TH street W.
S2OO may be obtained one share for q return pay
ments.
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH
The regular monthly meeting for the payment of
QneS ana sale OF money will be held the same even
Ing. THOS BRODERICk Pres
JOHN T. LYNCH. Sec: 20O4 81 h ST NV. jeS-2t
i1~ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS SEC
D>SA tion 8, of the Integral Cooperative system
are now bidding all work in their line, including
the erection and completion of buildings of every de-
scriptlon Plans and specifications furnished appli-
cation. Owners will do well submit plans already
made Address Lock Box 500 City Post Office. Shop
olo n ST. NV. jeS-lm
TF~ THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
Ne-1a who have Plastering work to be done that
the members of Local Assembly 1914 will cheerfuily
Irnish Estimates on all PiaStering and do the
the best workmanlike manner. and we most respect
fully solicit that we be given chance furnish bids
By order ofthe Union. s. A. CLEMENTS,
Recording Secretary,
Address II. G. TRADER,
Box 23l, c. F. o. ieS-5t&
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
DIR. ID. &. Strong.

The Inter-Ocean does not seem to
like Mr.. C. S. Taylor the Republican
nominee for Assemblyman III this dis
taict, and its editor being of an indie
pendent nature and not welded TO any
party, HOSTS the banner of DR.. ID. G.
Strong, of Chetek, and proposes to
fight under that flag during this cam
paign. After alluding to both the
Democratic and Republican candi-
dates, the Inter-Ocean says of It's
candidate:
"Neither of these gentlemen being
fit to represent us we hoist our flag for
DR.. d. c. Strong and place him as an
independent candidate for the office of
Assemblyman in this district, asking
the honest portion Of both parties to
unite with us in sending to Madison
next winter representative who is an
old soldier, friend to the farmer, and
an honest intelligent and capable GER
tleman, who will gain many points by
his manly bearing.
Mr.. Strong is a resident of Barron
county and one of the old pioneers of
this northwestern Wisconsin and we
feel proud in presenting the name of a
man who understands so we'll our many
needs and who is capable of represent
these needs in an able manner. Almost
non-partisan in views he is able to
work for the side of right and justice
without regard to party interests. He
practices medicine at Chetek, and is
interested in agriculture to some
extent.
Once more we call upon our party
and the Democratic party to support
DIR. Strong, or else feel the degredat-
ion of sending either of two men who
with their lack of ability would make
their party blush at a country school
house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
How AN Erishman ''Got ;nc Best Of u
Railway Company

MADISON, Wis. Sept. %. The
Chicago, Milwaukee q Northern Co,
bought some land near the Wisconsin
border, south of Monroe, on which an
Irishman had cabin and three
years lease. The company gave him
$500 for the lease and agreed to move
his cabin to any place he might desig-
nate. When the workmeu appeared
to haul away his cabin they asked him
where he wanted it placed. ION the
banks of Lake Killarney, in Ireland, "
was The answer At first he was
thought to be joking, but he soon con-
yinced the railroad company that he
was in earnest. He still lives on the
company's land and keeps the $500.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
Hope Deferred.

HoPE, Oak, Oct. IA terrible
prairie fire passed a few miles west of
Hope Saturday, doing a vast amount
of damage. Jacob Lang's barn, gran
airy, and $4,000 bushels Of wheat we're
destroyed. Myron Plumb lost all his
buildings, wheat, oats and farm mach
mary. \ number of farmers lost all
their hay. The wind blew a terrific
Gale
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

Gov. Rusk has done wise act in
forbidding the importation of cattle
into thisstate from Illinois unless it be
officially shown that they be free from
pleuro-pneumonia. 1t will meet with
the commentator of the people of the
commonwealth and prove particularly
agreeable TO live stock breeders. Gov.
Larrabee, has also issued proelamat-
ion calculated to keep the dread dis
ease out of his state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
HOW IT HAPPENED.

ANExANDRIA, Oct. 12.-Congress-
man Nelson regained consciousness
this morning and was able to tell how
the almost fatal accident happened
He was fishing from a boat when he
felt pull on his line from an enor-
nous pickrel and stood up in the
boat to manage it. He lost his bal
ance and fell in the water where, al
though an excellent swimmer, he lost
consciousness, being chilled through
before he could regain the boat. The
physicians labored several hours be-
fore he showed signs af life. He was
taken to the house, and is now able
to walk and talk with his friends.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
NOTICE
Of the Redemption of Lands
Sold for Taxes May 90, 1884.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County OF Douglas. 60.
OfF-cE or THE CoUxTY CLERK,
SUPERIOR, September 9th 1856.
The following pieces of land having been sold
By the County Treasurer of the County of Douglas
Oh the 20th day of Aay 1881 for the interest
and charges for tie year 1853
TuEKEFoRE Notice is hereby given that unless
said lands are redeemed from said sale or be-
fore the 10Th day of May loS6, they will be con
veyed TO the respective purchasers or assignees
according 10 law.
The amount of taxes interest and charges cal
cuaed up the last day of REDEEM ptiun Is set Oi
pcsite 10 each piece respectively.
GEO. +. H0LCOMB,
See Foot Note. County Clerk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16
Knute Nelson's Accident.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 11-Hon. Knute
Nelson was found floating in the mid
die of Lake Victoria about s O'Clock
this evening Just how the accident
occurred is a mystery. Physicians
think he bad slight stroke of apo
plexy and fell into the water, but as
he is still unconscious it is impossible
to state. He still lies in a very pre-
carious condition at midnight, but
there are hopes of his final recovery.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

ne people tltG CldtG OF Nl@cGItSln. represent
cd IN Senate aAd Assembly, do enact as to-
lows:
Section /. Every woman who is citizen of
this state. Of the aye Of twcuty-oGc ears up
Wards except PaUPers persons under guardian
snip, ami persons otherwise excluded By section
., Oi article 3 of the constitution Of Wisconsin,.
who has residcd within the state orc year. and
III the election district where she oi.e1s 10 vote,
ten days next preceding amy election pertain
Zig To school matters, Shall have right 10 vote
at such election.
Section , At the general election TO be held
on Lne Tuesday next succeeding the first DTday
in November i. ID. 1856 at All the usual places Uf
holding elections in this state. tor Inc election of
n! officers rec ulrcd 10y !aW t&cn Ia De elected, the
question Wltelhec this act snail 20 into elect or
i'll any manner be ia force, snail be submitted to
the people, ana II the same shall be approved Of
by majority Of all the votes east on taut subject.
II shall 90 into effect ami be III force from aud al
ter the date of said election, otherwise i, shall not
go into effect OF in any MANNER be ia torce
Section 3. The votes east upon the subject Spe-
cited in the last preceding section shall be by
separate ballot, ai.i shall have written printed
or partly written and partly printed on each OF
them the words, For Woman Suffrage III school
dHIJcfs." or Against Woman Su.!ag" ii school
Matters which words shall iaGicatc The vote of
The Clcctor Tor against tie approval of this act
aud Tie ballots SO east shall be CamvaSS.d and
returned IN the same manner as the votes cast iOI
state ofICerS are required by law TO be CanVaSScd
aud the Secretary 81 state shall Immediately Oh
the completion Of sid canvas, ga!3lish q state
ment of the result thereof, IN stIme newspaper
printed the seat al government aud shall com
nluHicate the same to the next legislature at the
commandments OF It's session
Section I. This act shall take e.teC, aud be IN
force from and amer lis passage ui:I publication
Approved Apri4 /. 1855.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

nAaA nnein presents GIVEN AWAY Send rs
nZUQ. g0k5 cents postage. and by mail you
Vii gel FREE package of goods of large value,
that viii start yo- in work that Will at once bTlng
You in money fas er than anything else in Amer
lea All about Il e sos coo in presents with eacn
ny AGENTS wanted every here. Of either sex, OF
ali ages for all the time or spare time only 10
work for us al their own homes. Fortunes for al
walkers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
II uELLETT & Co Portland, Maine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-16

Her features are not regular, vet
what an attractive face she hasln 1t is
her beautiful hair. Once it was thin.
grayish and fading. A few bottles of
Parkers Hair Balsam wrought the
transformation. 1t will do as much
for anybody.