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Evening star., 1886-11-12
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR To-
DAY contains The Columbia Hospital report,
the Peabody fund, shot dead at their post,
blackmailed for quarter of a Million tele-
graphic dispatches, etc. The advertisements
are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Edu-
cationai, Ladies' Goods, Housefurnishings,
Financial, Specialties, Attorneys, Dentistry,
Family Supplies, Wood and Coal Sewing Ma
chimes, Gentemen's Goods, Professional, Books,
Pianos and Organs, Medical, Railroads, Poto-
mac River Boats, Steamers, The Trades,
Undertakers.
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The Northern Pacific.
GEN. ANDERSON, THE VICE PRESIDENT, TAKBA
ROsEATE VIEW OF THINGS.

CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-Gen. Anderson, vice
president and chief engineer OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, was in the city last evening Tor
the purpose OF meeting the commissioners ap-
pointed by President observation-disclosures Good
year, of Buffalo; RiNes, OF Virginia, and Fuller,
OF New Hampshire-to examine the construc-
tion OF the last forty miles of the Northern
Pacific. The general said To "A reporter: "In
getting TO Puget sound We have been using 2l4
miles OF the Oregon Navigation company's
road. We have built branch across. The
distance TO Puget sound and to Portland A
about the same. We cut OF 1875 miles, getting
TO Puget sound, the greatest narbor ON the
Pacific coast" General Anderson said that
settlers were going into the eastern part OF
Washington territory rapidly. IL an excel
lent wheat country. The soil was volcanic ASH.
and wheat raised at the rate OF sixty
bushels TO the The Northern Pacific WAS
never i'm better condition financially. Abiding
TO Willard s return To this country, General An
derson said they had had some controversy the
latter having made charges in "A letter concern
ing him which had been disproyed. He had
heard that Willard was I'm New York with
S5,oO0,Oo0 of German capital behind him,
and he Was doubtless casting his eyes around
10 get control OF some American railroad. Gen.
Anderson and the commissioners LETT last night
Tor ST, Paul.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FAIL8 no
PASS IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia special TO the Neus
from Springfield, H., says: The returns from all
the counties in the state, excepting Cook, now
in the hands OF the secretary OF state, chow
that out of the total vote OF 4...23l i'm these
counties only 21. ,Oos We're cast for the consti-
tutional amendment prohibiting convict labor.
Cook county gave 63555 for the amendment
and 993 against il, leaving majority Tor the
amendment of CO., ,562. With Cook county the
total vote OF the state WAS 51O,4 OF which
211 ,6l9 were cast in favor OF the amendment
or r.5S5 less than was necessary 10 pass IL
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Able ChlOrOfOrnlerS.
TWO YOUNG BURGLARS WHO HAVE DONE
LARGE BUSINESS.

TWO YOUNG BURGLARS WHO HAVE DONE A
LARGE BUSINESS.
Two desperate young burglars have been
operating at Saybrook and in other parts of
Connecticut, chloroforming and robbing at
pleasure. From X. w. Bushnell they stole $500
in silverware and also attempted the stores OF
g. o. Bushnell and T. o. Acton, jr., and they
robbed ID. w. Holmes of $40. De Witt Latham's
house was robbed in Mantle and John w.
Luce's house was visited. They are supposed
10 be the burglars now under arrest In Hart
ford, named Gustave Anderson and Eddie Pc
terson, the youngest aged sixteen years. They
have chiorofOrmed and robbed people in houses
at Hebron, Colchester, Marlboro and Gaston.
bury, and have claimed to be United States de-
tecuves. Their track through the state has
been marked by q continued series Of b Id
bnrglaries. They chloroformed the family of
Mrs. Lawrence, OF Montr0se, robbed the house
and stoie q horse. October % the mouse OF H:
w. Peckham was entered. A sponge soaked
with chloroform was afterward found by the
bed OF Mrs. Peckham. aged seventy years. Here
they got nothing. Their career appears unex-
ampled tor speed In work and the number Of
burglarfes committed.
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THE CREW SAVED THEMSELVES.


NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The stock mark
opened irregular but f1rm, changes from IL
evenings final figures ranging from 4 below 10
A above generally, while Richmond and We
Point was up per cent Inc seneraa ms3S.
ing the active stocks with q good business In
ST. Paul and Richmond and w est Point Prices
we're weak from the opening until after 1890,
when Jersey Central had lost z. New England
and Reading each &. Manhattan la. and Others
from = TO y per cent A rally followed, and In
some cases the early losses were rexained, the
market at IL O'Clock being Qutst but nrm.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAsTEEs.-Thef following
PRESIDENTIAL postmasters were commissioned
yesterday: Edward +. Meeker, Bridgeport.
Conn; Henry c. Tyler. Deep River, Conn.,; Luz
Gus NJ. Monroe, New Canaan, Conn; George w.
Hess, Evanston, ILL.,; John II. Turner, West
Ellis Briggs, Roadhouse, Ill; Frederick Puher,
ADA, Minn.; John Stuart, Pipe Stone, Minn;
Andrew Dardis, CaZenOvia, n. "; and Edward
X. keyes, YOnkers, n. Y.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-A fire In four-story
brick building, 55 To 65 West Van Buren street.
this morning caused total loss of S45, 600,
partially insured. The building was owned by
Detamble Bros, ana occupied by the Chicago
cracker company, the Chicago embossing COM
pany, the Weaver packet company, the Belle
vue knitting mills, and Z. III. kassel e. Co.,
cigar manufacturers. Fireman Michael Leahy,
while at the top OF "A ladder, was severely burned
about the face and chest
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ALARM IN MADRID.
The Government Fearful Of q General
Uprising.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Information has been re-
ceived here that much alarm exists in Madrid
in consequence Of reports OF q threatened out
break against the government, and that exten-
sive military precautions are being taken. The
news from Catalonia shows that a bad state OF
feeling prevails among the people and a rising
is feared. In Cadiz also an Incident has
CURED which leads the government TO believe
that trouble is imminent This was the refusal
of seven hundred soldiers 10 embark for Cuba,
to which place they had been ordered.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

CAPT. JOSEPH c. CLIFFORD, ordnance depart
ment, has been ordered from the Frankford
arsenal, Philadelphia, to West Point, Penn, to
inspect work on boilers now in process of con-
struction for the ordnance department.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

CHICAGO, Nov. ia heavy gale has been
blowing on Lake Michigan ali night and con-
tinues this morning, forcing a large number of
laden with slabs was driven on the beach, within
Q quarter of mile from shore, early this morn
ing, and Is now q complete wreck. The beach
is strewn with her deck load and spars. Among
the wreckage 10 u trunk and some mems
clothes. Nothing can yet be learned AS TO the
schooner's name or the fate Of her crew.
THE CREW SAVED THEMSELVES.
The wrecked boat turns out TO be q little lum-
ber craft called the Nellie Wanderiach, OF Msri-
nette, Wis. Her entire crew consisted OF te
captain and one seaman, both OF whom SAW ID
themselves by jumping on the break kwaterlw
their boat was driven ashore.
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COnsressmen in Town.

SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES WHO HAVE
so FAR LOCATED IN WASHINGTON FOR THE
WINTER.
The following Senators and Representatives
have located in Washington for the winter al
the residences designated
SENATOR'S.
Logan, John A., ILL.,, cor. 18th and Clifton sts.
Kenna, Jno E.. w. ", 14O 3 ST. H. e.
sherman John. Ohio, 1919 X st. n. ".
Blair, H. W., n. H., POI East Capitol st.
Jones, ]. K, Ark, 915 NJ ST. n. W.
Call, W., Fla. 1917 14th st. H. W.
Edmunds, Geo. F.. VT, Pill Mass. ave.
Morrill,, ]. s., VT, No. 1 Thomas circle.
Cameron, j. D., 21 Lafayette square.
German, A. p, Md, 14O5 Mass. ave.
Pugh, J. L., Ala, 1913 Rhode Island ave.
Vest, Geo. g., Mo-, cor. Del. ave. 4 G ST. n. e.
Senator Cameron is absent from the city, on
a horseback tour through Virginia with Gen
sheridan, but the Senator's family are here.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Dunn, p, Ark, 223 East Capitol St.
Springer, w; NJ; Ill.,, 226 New Jersey ave.s. e.
Gibson, E., w. Va, ZIG North Capitol st.
kleiner, Jno. j., Ind, 225 A st. II. e.
Ward, 7. b., Ind, 327 East Capitol St.
Hit, K. r., ILL.,, 1907 Rhode Island ave.
Wilson, w. L., w. Va, zoos n st. n. W.
James, D. r., n. Y, 1412 st. ny
Rogers, }. H., Ark, 1909 r ST. n. w.
Singleton, O. r., Miss, 1920 18th st. n. W.
Wellborn, o., Tex, 1916 18th ST. II. w.
Wilkins, b., Ohio. 11O1 X ST. n. w.
Harbour, Jno. s., Va. LA b st. ne.
Swope, j. A.. Pa, pa A st. s. e.
Matson, c. C., Ind. 1924 18th st. n. W.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

THE ALLIANCE sailed from the New York
navy yard this morning for the South Atlantic
station.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
D EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

ASSETS OCTOBER. 1856. SOL. .57626.
Monthly Payments. 81. so per share.
81 900 Advanced on Each Share
The first payment the 18th issue new stock is
due in November. 1886 and he paid and shares
subscribed daily from $40 a. m t. $50 D. IN at the
Office of the Association, 81 Est
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of
the Association furnished upon application
THOMAS SOMERVILLE. President.
JNO. JOY EPSON, Secretary. nlU-2w
fUSs MRS. FLORA c. DENNISON, HAVING
D-la secured Mcleod Hall, No. 1918 18th ST. n. W.,
Will form evening classes in Dancing for adults.
mencing WEDN t1>DAY, 9Th inst. at pm Ladies
and gentlemen desirops of Joining such classes will
please call at my Aca ademy, National Rifles Hall. any
Tuesday, Thursday or saturday afternoon. All the
latest dances taught, including the Octasou the Ga
Vote. the Columbia. &c. nlOdtd
lEsSs NEW ORATORIO SOCIETY.-LADIES
ia and gentlemen desirous of forming Ora
tOrio society will please leave their names and ad-
dresses at the music store of JOHN f. ELLIS g. CO.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. Internal
S373, 500; customs, S715979.

Union Pacific railroad, arrived in Washington
to-day to confer with the Secretary of the In
terror in regard to the accounts of that COM
pany.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

FOURTH CLASS OFFICES DISCONTINuED.-
The Postmaster General yesterday ordered the
discontinuance Of ninety-two fourth class post
offices, mainly for the reason that there were
no candidates for the postmasterships. In a
large number of cases the business OF the offices
did not justify thir continuance
Evening star., 1886-11-12

New YORK, Nov. 12.-The business failures
during the last seven days, reported TO X. u.
Dun & Co., number for the United States 1873
and for Canada 33, or q total OF 231, COM
pared with q total OF SO last week and 2 Is the
week previous TO the last The noticeable in
crease in the mum Der of casualties arises In New
York city. Canada and the southern states
Evening star., 1886-11-12

WILLS FILED.-The will OF the late Mary Nc
Knight, filed to-day, leaves her property TO her
single daughters, ana in case Of their death or
marriage all living are to share the property as
tenants In common. The will Of Patrick
sweeney was also fled, leaving his estate 70 his
wife.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING

rI'HE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
Electric Hair ReStorer Is the only reliable root
and herb tonic in existence free lead sulphur
grease Is now for sale by all first-cIass druggists
generally tOr TWO the public of this and other
Giles Eas asked 10 have the Electric Hair Restorer
put upon .he market bat for many reasons we did
not No" lie pubic " III be able purchase without
t8. necessity Of a months treatment Wholesale and
retail al the psriOrs OF MIS- DT. J. sEMMES Derma-
to4OSist- lilo pennsylvania door Palais
Royal Consultation free scalp treated sipgly OF
q! ire month ShaInpootng and Harcuttng.
oc3U.Sm
Evening star., 1886-11-12
GOLD MEDAL
PARIS. 1873,

Warranted Absolutely
Pure Cocoa. from which
the exeh6s Of Oil has been
removed lthas three times
Tie strength Of Cocoa mixed
with starch, arrowroot or
sugar, and Is therefore far
more economical. costing
iess than one cent q cup. IL
Is delicious, nourishing.
strengthening, easily digest
cd, and admirably adapted
for invalids rs well As for
persons in health.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-Secretary Whitney
and Solicitor General jerks had interviews
with the President this morning
Evening star., 1886-11-12

The decision in the American Bell Telephone
case by the United states court in Cincinnati
yesterday caused the stock or that company TO
advance from 207 TO 216,
Evening star., 1886-11-12
THE EVENING STAR
'nhisHED DAILY, Except SUNDAY,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
m no''nEess Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and nth e. Nv
ine Evening Star Newspaper COMPANY,
;. H. KAUFFMANN. Pres,

c,x ~ ENsNINe STAR is served subscribers In the
carrterS on their own account a, IN cents ner
eep,S OF, or CSC per month Copies at the counter
Hionth one year, 50: six months So ~
sesn nndered al the Post Oce " ashington D. c. q,
III III NFEKLY STAR-prhlfshes IN Fridsy-Sl a
year. postage prepaid. six months 50 csnts
80 All mail subscriptions muSf De paid in advance
aPer sent longer than is paid for
rates OF advertising made known on ar,,icaton
Evening star., 1886-11-12
Into Alien Hands.
A GREAT CALIFORNIA ESTATE SOLD TO An ENC.
LISH COMPANY.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Nov 12.-Ap agreement
TO convey the L. ]. Rose domain to ]. IL PuIes-
ton, Of London, England, ior 81, ,031, 800 was
nled Tor record yesterday. The property In
cludes the Sunny slope vineyard aud orange
grove, consisting OF l.9oo acres, and all the
appurtensnces. Payment Is 70 he made In
shares OF = joint stock company TO be entitled
l.. j. Hose Go. liimited). with q capital stock
before January i next
Evening star., 1886-11-12

JUDGE COwING DECIDES THAT HIS FAMILY
MAY CARE FOR HIM.
NEW YORK, Nov 12-Judge Cowing In the
court of general sessions to-day disposed of the
case OF Doodle Alderman McCabe holding that
ne need not be sent 10 institution, but that
he might be cared for by his wife. The Judge
xed bail at $4,000 for the prisoners produc.
ton in court should he recover his reason.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
District Government. Affairs.

The engineer department OF the District re
| port that of the $4,000 appropriated for Inn
| hausted. The money was expended az fol
lows-eastern district, SO, .aS. Is; central dis
i trict, si5,42o.24; and western district
Inc commissioners have received commu
nication from Vim. w. Mills, captain, com
express a desire to participate in the national
drill, to be held in this city next May, but the
captain says the command as now equipped
cannot take part in that drill for the want OF
breech-loading arms, which they have been
unable up to the present time to obtain. They
ask the aid OF the authorities in their efforts "
get them.
MISCELLANEoUs.
Henry H. Haynie has been appointed an
additional private of the Metropolitan police
for this District Tor three years.
MIR. David A. Windsor asks an extension O,
sewer on n street, front of square 50; referred
to civil engineer.
commissioners to the unlawful obstruction O.
the public alley in rear of lots to II and a.
and o., in square 3O6, A. Il. Ha!eys subdivi-
lawful obstruction.
The health officer calls attention of the Com.
missloners to an obstruction in the main
sewer on the west side of 18th street, between
Is and = streets southwest. He also calls atten.
ton to the filthy alley between r and S and
ltn ana sth streets northwest. and foul and
offensive sewer trap corner Sd street and Mary.
land avenue.
BACK FROM OHIo.-Messrs. John T. Clark, p.
B. Dunn, John Dwyer, d. Murphy. Capt. John
Lewis, j. j. DermOdy end Rev. Father Don
nelly, who accompanied the remains of Rev.
Father Horgan, OF st. Dominics church, to st.
Josephs, Ohio, have returned. They report
that they arrived there and the remains were
inferred after services at the church on Sunday
last, an immense congregation, coming from
all parts OF Ferry county, being present
A CHARGE OF TKEsPAss.-To-day, in the
Police Court, Mr.. John +. Waggamann, the real
estate agent. and j. Frank Federline, the con-
tractor. were charged with malicious trespass,
1t being alleged that the latter while in the
employ of the former dug O trench through a
portion OF LIE Droit park without the consent of
the owner. The court held that they had
violated the law. Mr.. Darlington thought it
was q case for the civil and not the criminal
courts. fine of So was imposed on each of
taken.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
TAMMANY TALK
Mr. ODonOhue Against Civil service
Reform.

he SAYS CLEVELAND COULD NOT HAVE CAR
RIED NEW YORK THIS YEAR, BUT BLAINE
COULD HAVE DONE so AGAINST ANY MAN Ex-
CEPT HILL.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IE<~ EMPLOYING PLASTERERS' ASSO-
- ClATION meets THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN
ING AT q m. at their hall, st. between 9th and
1th sts NV. All members requested to be present.
lt* By order of the President
lfS@ THE ISRAELITES OF THE DISTRICT
- OF Columbia are respectfully requested to
meet on SUNDAY MORNING, November 14th ten
O'CLOCK In the Sth ST. Temple. Object: The compile
tlon "f organization for library and reading rooms.
All, whether they have received circulars or not,
whether they have been personally seen or not arc
invited By order =. WOLF.
nl22t Temp. Chairman.
TES GOOD HOPE PARK. ALL PARTIES
ia who were promised building sites at present
prices VIII please make their selections on or befre
MONDAY. the 10Th instant. On and after that date
there Will De an advance prices s. I. SUIT, 4O2
9th ST. NV. n12-3t
Tlxs LAIRITZS PINE WOOL CURES FOR
80 Rheumatism. Sole agent for Bandages. .Wad-
dlng OILS. Extracts. Soaps, Knee Caps etc. EDWARD
+: MERTZ, 1O14 + ST. corner l1th. Descriptive pam
phletS mailed n2-1m
(fSs p. HANSON HISS tS CO.,
VIII continue business usual until further notice.
ul26t CHRISTIAN DEVRIES. Trustee.
IEscSs THOSE CELEBRATED HOMEMADE
ia Cakes of Miss Martin and Miss Colt are
the most delicious. JOHN H. MAGRUDER,
n11-:St 1417 New York ave.
fFs AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
D>--a CLERKS ASSEMBLY, X. OF L.. the reso-
lutions passed at the BARRIERS Convention, Not To
patronize Barber shops keeping open later than 3
O'Clock PM, and those not employing Union Bar
6ers. were unanimously approved. BY order of
Clerks Assembly. nolO-3r
Evening star., 1886-11-12

THE DEMAND FOR SMALL COIN-The
director OF the mint, Prof. Kimball says that
since September the Philadelphia mint has
been uninterruptedly at work on nickles and
pennies, turning them out to the value of
$4,000 a day. but the demand is 5000, 900 ahead
OF the supply. DIR. kimbal thinks the great
demand is due to stores charging AN odd cent
a trade custom of recent growth. He estimates
that there are 81 100000 worth OF pennies in
the United States in circulation
Evening star., 1886-11-12
kilograms to The Star.
CUTTINGS AGENTS RECRUITING
Enrolling Volunteers to Invade Mexico
THE CHICAGO STRIKE DYING OUT.
The Russian Ambassador Quits London.
A FAMOUS CHICAGO CHURCH BURNED
CUTTINGS FILIBUsrERs.

A Negro Criminal Burns Himself to Death.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
A CARD.
AN ELEGANT STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
A CAnD.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING SOME OF THE
MOST ELEGANT DRESS GOODS WE HAVE
EVER SHOWN, AND LADIES IN PURSUIT OF
THE NEWEST FABRICS WILL FIND AT OUR
ESTABLISHMENT THE HANDSOMEST STOCK
OF ELEGANT GOODS EVER SHOWN IN THfS
CITY; AND AS WE PAY PARTICULAR ATTEN-
TION To THE NEWEST STYLES OF DRESS
GOODS IN NTHEMAEKETW WE DO NOTHEsITATE
TO SAY THAT OUR PRESENT STOCK FAR SUR
PASSES ANY ASSORTMENT EVER OFFERED
IN THIS MARKET. AND AS OUR GOODS ARE
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. AND NO DEvI-
ALTON ALLOWED. YOU WILL SEE AT ONCE
THE ADVANTAGE OF DEALING WITH US.
AND YOU WILL NOT BE IMPoRTuNED TO
sCY.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
Evening star., 1886-11-12
STRIKERS APpLTING FOR WORK.
Another Report that n Boycott Has
Been Placed on ArmOur.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE general situation at
the Union Stock yards shows no essential
change. beyond the tact that the applicants for
work Were more numerous than on any
previous day, and many OF the old menwere In
Guided II. the list, having apparently concluded
10 accept the protection afforded them and
cure their former places while there is still an
opportunity. The troops guarded all the main
approaches this morning. but encountered no
turbulent crowds.
A BOYCOTT AGAINss ARMOUR DECIDED on.
n local paper says this morning: The result
OF many hours consultation between Commit
teeman Barry, Master Workman Butler and
the members of the several executive boards i'm
district No. 81. as 10 the ne xt move against the
packers, was the issuing of "A boycott circular
against the goods OF Armour d 90. This has
been in consideration for some days, aud the
boycott circular was prepared Tuesday, but the
fear that IL would not be sustained by the gen.
eral executive board has caused IL to be with
held. Mr.. Powdery's well remembered advice
last spring that the time nad not come for the
eight-hour movement stood i'm the way of the
board Is ordering boycott TO sustain a fight Tor
the eighthour movement solely. This n
serious obstacle, and IL has not yet been fully
overcome, but the situation demanded some
heroic measures and ID is evident that District
No. 81 has determined 10 take the risk OF hay-
ing ats work overturned by the higher au thor-
ity rather than not try at all. District Assem-
bly, No. pa, Knights OF Labor. held special
meeting last night. IL was decided To grant Ia
District No. 81 power To add the name of Dis
| trict No. "a ~ all boycott circulars sgainst
Armour Il Go.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

Or. Fisher, the African traveller, has died Of
gastric teveT.
Evening star., 1886-11-12
MCDONALD TO BE SENATOR.
That's What House Postmaster Dalton
Says.

HE SAYS THE DEMOCRATS HAVE TWO MAJORITY
ON JOINT BALLOT, AND THAT THE JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE MEMBER OF THE LEGIsLA-
TURE IS ELI CHILE,
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Mr.. O'Brien Net Going 10 Parliament.

THE IRISH POLICE GATHERING EVIDENCE
AGAINST THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
DUBLIN, Nov. l2.-Mr. " lillian % Brien, edi-
tor Oh United Ireland, vino was offered the seat
In parliament Tor the south division of Sligo.
which Mr.. sexton vacated, has declined 10 SIT
for that or any other seat ior the present.
The police nave been instructed report
ings i'm each district oi Ireland 10 state whether
those evicled are able 10 pay their rents, and
whether The national league influences those
who are able but refuse 10 pay The rates de-
manQed by The landlords.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

HUDSON, n. Y, Nov. 12.-The case of Beck
with, the Austeriitz murderer, who has thrice
new phase. Today Beck wlth's counsel served
papers on the district attorney ON n motion for
new trial on the ground OF newly discovered
evidence. The motion 10 70 be argued before
Judge Ingalls, nj Troy TO morrow.
At yesterdays session OF the shipping and
industrial League In Pensacola, Fla, reso-
lutaons were adopted favorang the re-estab-
lishnlent OF the American merchant marine.
and Hon. J. II. MarIin, OF Ala, WAS appointed
chairman of Q commttsse 70 present lhsm -
Congreo2
Evening star., 1886-11-12

CONSUL kEIM Observation-Disclosures has
been received at Reading, Pa, of the resigna-
tion OF Henry May Keim, United States consul
to Charlottetown, Prince Ed dward Island A dis
patch from that city says The resignation has
been accepted, and MIR. keim Will shortly
return to his home in this city. The only
reason given for this act is that important busi-
ness matters require his attention nere
Evening star., 1886-11-12

SECRETARY WHITNEY returned to this city
last night and was at his desk this morning.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

GETTING READY FOR CONGREsS.-The Senate
chamber and hall of Representatives at the
Capitol are being put in order for the approach
ing session of Congress. The desks have all
been taken out and given a thorough cleaning,
and now the carpets are being laid.
Evening star., 1886-11-12

THE YANTIC arrived at Newport News at 8
O'Clock last evening.