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Evening star., 1886-06-09
kilograms to The Star.
DISSOLUTION FHE NEXT MOVE.
Orangemen the AggreSoE at Belfast.
FRANCHISE SCANDAL IN CHICAGO
Grave Charges Against the City Council.
PLoTToPURcHAsE MAxwEursEscAPE
Policemen Involved in Burglars Conspiracy.
THE CRISIS IN ENGLAND.


No Doubt Of q DissoIution-Chamb
lain's Insincerity and O'Shca's Ambi.
tiOn.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 9.-The ministers are ex-
tremely reticent, but there Is practically no
doubt that Giadstone's dutifui communication
sent in briefly telegraph yesterday morning
and by special messenger last night to Bal
moral, was the announcement of desire TO
dissolve parliament This is universally be-
lieved. Interest, therefore, is transferred TO
the general elections. The chief news to-day
is Chamberlain's decision to form a new ma
tional radical association i'm place of the ma
tional liberal federation, otherwise known as
the Birmingham caucus, which recently de-
cided lminglyiagainst him. The head
quarters OF this organization will be in Bir-
minglam, the object being TO secure large eX-
tension of local self government TO England,
Scotland and Ireland under the authority OF
one supreme parliament OF the united king
don. This action places
CHAMBERLkIN IN AN UNPLEASANT LIGHT.
For years past he has been the chief advocate
of the caucus system, and has preached every
where the doctrine OF the duty of the individual
20 submit to the majority. Now that the eau
Gus has decided against his views he is the first
TO throw over the elaborate and admirable Or
gauization. formed with great labor. He will
be president and Jesse Ceilings secretary of the
new organization. A number OF members OF
parliament are reported willing TO become vice
presidents. Another interesting item Is
CAPT. o'sHEA's RESIGNATION
of his seat. His abstention from voting on Mon
day made it clear that he would never again
contest an Irish seat His present resignation
apparently means that he throws in his lot with
Chamberlain instead of Parnell, and recalls the
fact that during the recent election In Galway
he exhibited from Chamberlain a letter, in
which the latter said, should he ever be pre-
OShp. ShDlll1 a
chief secretary of ireland.
On Thursday Gladstone will probably inform
the house that the queen consents to dissolu-
ton. Notice will then be given of a motion for
the votes, an account 10 be taken the following
DAY. Ii the votes were agreed To and a sitting
TO vote the supply We're held Saturday the APP
preparation bill could be ready "A second time
on Thursday and the different stages could be
run through in "A week and on the 10Th parlia-
ment might be ended with speech from the
throne.
In spite OF his great efforts Gladstone remains
in excellent health. He is up early and late,
comforting with his supporters in London and
the provinces. He himself, well as his most
intimate colleagues, is Tor making a strong fight
at the coming elections, but he is more conf
dent than the Others.
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abandonment Of his well-known position ON
civil service

civil service.
NATIONAL ART COMMISSION.
Mr.. Hoar yesterday introduced in the Senate
bill to authorize the President to appoint q
commission of fourteen members to constitute
q national art commission, which shall decide
upon all questions relating 10 plans of public
buildings, monuments and works Of art which
may be referred TO it by either branch of Con-
gfeSS OF he select congressional committee on
the library. Four of the members shall be
eminent sculptors, four eminent painters three
architects and three from other walks of life.
Ihey snail receive no compensation beyond
their expenses.
THE SCIENTIFIC BUREAUS.
The bill reported by the majority of the Joint
commission on scientific bureaus to restrict
printing provides that the reports known as
monographs and bulletins OF the geological sur
vey shall not be published, and no engravings
for the annual reports or for monographs or
bulletins or of Illustrations, sections or maps
shall be done until there are specific estimates
and appropriations made therefor; also that all
printing and engraving of the geological survey,
service shall hereafter be estimated for separ-
ateiy and separate appropriations made there
for In detail.
NOTES.
The Senate yesterday after debating the bill
Tor the relief of the naval cadets for some time
laid it over. The bill TO appoint a commission
OF three to investigate the causes OF yellow fever
was passed.
In the House yesterday MIR. Oates from the
judiciary committee, attempted to report the
1ected. The point was made that the delegate
nad not the right to object, and the Speaker
TOOK the matter under advisement.
Inc postoff1ce department estimates that 1t
would cost 1,344 ,S22 to the government if the
eight-hour law is made applicable to letter.
carriers
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More SuspiciOus Cases that Became Less
SO On ExamfmatiOm.

The Senate committee on public expendi-
lures to-day continued the Investigation Of
Pension Commissioner Black. At the last ses-
sion Gen. Black commented upon the fact that
in the case OF Capt Schereck. of Illinois, an ap-
piicaton ior pension WAS not filed until after
a lapse or uiieen years, and he thought that
suspicious circumstances. This morning Sena-
tor PI2Inb pgeseD Led the papers In the case OF
Elijah Smith, Oi Kansas, whose application
was not presented until twenty years after the
the alleged injury occurred. In this case pen
sion was grained by Gen. Black. The pmnt
sought 10 made was that the lapse OF time Ia
hing the application should not be construed
adversely To the merits OF the claim.
Commissioner Black said he had never had
tile ease called 10 lis attention before.
pasny l. "a @isconsin regiment, % being one S' Of
JslOSe submitted by Gen. Black TO show that
political considerations had influenced tne pen
sion Once was next taken UP. kowlsna's claim
was liea ia 1850, based upon the allegation
that exposure in the line OF duty produced an
attack upon the lungs resulting in permane nt
disability. Numerous affdavits were died. hut
the feature that brought the case before the
committee was letter from Charles c. Horton,
special examiner Of the pension Office, dated
Auscatine. Iowa, February 10, 1854. II was
addressed TO Commissioner Dudley, and mark ed
conndentiaL IL stated that the citizens of Mus
catine lwhere the claimant resided) had for
warded to Hon. j. Ill. Murphy, a oemocratic
member OF Congress, npmerousiy signed peti-
tion urging Immediate action upon Rowland 3
application; that Rowland was In "a DIVING con.
dition, and had a helpless family. Horton sug-
gested TO Commissioner Dudley that the case be
taken up at once and made special. as for
"oDvious reasons" it should be passed before
Murphy should appear In IL. The application was.
Just subsequent 70 the receipt OF Gortons letter.
endorsed with an order In Gen. Dudley's HAND
writing 70 make tt special. The pension wns
allowed, and Gen. Black maintained that tllfs
prompt action after three years previous delay
WAS eyfoence that political reasons governed
the action.
In reply 70 Mr.. Plumb, Gen. Black admitted
that the case was . merttorzous one and that
admitted that the statement Of the claimants
condttson and inertia, set forth I'm Horton's latr
lt was also shown that Congressman MufJtV
did put IA the petition before the claim was
allowed. The amount OF arrearages allowed
was e2,744.60. Gen. Black said that Horton q
stu special agenI that he ts wounded o0lr
der, and because OF that he retained him.
There are tour more cnsoe 70 be examined hy
the committee Of those furnished By Gen. Bin0k
70 sustain the charge that the pension of3oo 0n.
pO11taca1 machine. =
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A Friend From England Bound %
Save Him at Any Price.

ST. LOUIS. May 9-The following letter WAS
received at the Four Courts by sheriff Coax
ley yesterday. 1t was mailed at the Union
depot and was written In q bold ha nd on a half
leaf OF yellow paper torn from a book. Ii is ad-
dressed 10 John Coakiey, Esq, deputy sheriff,
and says
Dear Sir:-I notice you have charge of Mr.
Brooks and as L AIN friend OF his sent by his
family and friends To save him at any cost
would like 10 secure your assistance. 1 have
unlimited means at my disposal aud IL il takes
$4,000 am determined 10 arrange Tor his es-
cape. 1t can be easily effected when you lead
him through the crowd at the time he is
brought up 10 be sentenced. / have watched
you day after day when you were taking him
from the Jail TO the court room and can ar.
range how the escape Is To be made when L
meet you, IL you are willing TO go into the
scheme and make a few dollars. 1 will deposit
the amount OF your price in the hands or any
secret and responsible person. know you by
sight. No person here knows me or suspects
my mission. Meet me at Peckingtons, 9TH and
Pine streets, Tuesday evening AT O'Clock. 1
Will speak TO you and tell you my plans. Act
the man, save my friend and make enough 70
secure your independents for lie. Yours etc.,
Charles Hunter.
Evening star., 1886-06-09
DAVITT CALM AND CONFIDENT.
The Irish Must be Patient and United
and Victory il Certain.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The following cablegram
has been received by Mr.. Patrick Ford, dated
Dublin, June 9th: 81 received your remittance
of $500 sterling Tor the relief of the distressed
people OF Ireland, and will leave for the islands
of the west coast tomorrow TO Investigate and
report upon the present condition OF the famine
stricken there. The Orange ruffianism in the
north OF Ireland is the work OF landlords and
the English tories. Don't encourage retalia-
tory violence. Patience was never more needed
than nj this time. Victory is certain il the Irish
race throughout the world will stand united
and calmly persevere on the present lines
"MICHAEL DAVrTTo
Evening star., 1886-06-09
Joining the knights OF Labor.

CHICAGO, June 9.-An aii-night secret meet
ing OF the conductors and drivers in the enc
pioy OF the South Side railway company was
held, lasting until an early hour this morning.
II has been learned that they Joined the
knights of Labor in a body and many were in
itiaIed before the close Of the meeting. No
other action was taken.
Evening star., 1886-06-09
THE RIOTS IN BELFAST.
The OranEemen the ASgressOrS, an,
the Police Almost POwerIess.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 9.-The riots in Belfast last
night were Of a disgraceful and savage charac-
ter. The riot act was read, and the police fired
on the crowd many times. Compelled to retire,
the crowd seized a Catholic tavern, threw the
furniture out the windows, burned it in the
street, smashed whisky barrels, and seriously
injured number OF the constabulary, who
were quite helpless. My special correspondent
telegraphs that the mob made a few aiiusions
to hoIie rule, the general cry being Ito hell
with the pope" He asserts that the Orange
party emphatically were the aggressors. The
police urgently need reniorcem ments, as the
whole rowdy element of the city seems to have
broken loose.
Evening star., 1886-06-09
The Printers will Not Join the K night.

THE SENTIMENT OF THE TYPOGRAPHICAL CON.
vENTION AGAINST CONSOLIDATION.
PITTSBURG, June 9.-The morning session of
the International Typographical Union was
occupied in receiving resolutions ana memoir
ials. very large number OF memorials were
received opposing consolidation with the
Knights OF Labor. This subject has been made
the special order for B O'Clock this afternoon
when an executive session will be held. There
is no doubt of the defeat OF any movement
looking toward consolidation.
Evening star., 1886-06-09
Failure of R Big Butter Maker.

CHICAGO, June S.-Ihe Journals, Woodstock,
ILL.,, special says: Late last night II Was learned
that W. A. Bois, the owner of twenty butter
factories. :had Iailea. More than S1Oo,oVO
in claims have already been filed. The failure
has also caused the banking house OF b. ~
Parker TO close.
Evening star., 1886-06-09

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June "a posse OF
revenue officers made a raid in Cumberland
county last night, capturing three large Illicit
distiileries in luu operation and q crowd o(
moonshiners.
Evening star., 1886-06-09

SHOOTING A YOUNG LADY AND HIS RIVAL FOR
HIMSELF.
CHICAGO, June "a special from Galveston
says: At Terrell, Tex. Orange Terrell and
Miles henderson have been counting Miss
Sophia Wickson. Monday night Terrell went
to the lady's house and found Henderson
ahead of hun. He Immediately opened fire,
shooting Henderson in the breast. Terrell s
aim was then directed to the woman. After
emI'tying his pistols, one OF the shots taking
elect in her leg, he fled. Reloading his pistol
he returned ~ the house, announcing that he
had come back 10 die in that house. In the
meantime Jim Keller, city marshal, was noti-
ned, and in company with several Others, sur
rounded the house. Keller, entering the
house by way Of the back door, passed through
the kitchen and came TO the door of the
front room. Seeing Terrell lying on the bed he
commanded him TO throw up his hands and
surrender. Terreils hands went up, but i'm one
OF them was his pistol, which he fired at Keller,
barely missing him. The marshal then fired
five or six times, completely riddling Terrell
with bullets. Terrell was killed instantly.
Evening star., 1886-06-09

HE HAS AS YET FORMED NO PLANS,
A number of reports are in circulation about
where and how the President and his bride will
pass the heated term this summer. 1t was
stated at the White House authoritatively to-
day that the President has made no plans
Whatever TOR the summer. He will remain at
the hite House attending to his official uuties
until after the adjournment OF Congress. In
the meantime he may decide upon the manner
of enjoying his summer vacation
Evening star., 1886-06-09

MANS 10 AR. PABNEIIs
SCRANTON, Pa. June 0.--The state division
OF the Ancient Order of Hibernfans Is in session
I'm this city. The convention Is considered one
lowing cable dispatch WAS sent 70 Mr.. PArnell
last night: IBID Ireland be OF good hope. Let
coiors. The Ancient Order OF Hi6ernians Ia
Pennsylvauia, In state convention assembled,
pledge their kindred In Ireland united and
generous support until Irish national tnde-
pendence - secured. God haste The day. ~.
p. Wuhere, state delegate."
Evening star., 1886-06-09
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. -1nterna
revenue, 1921 ,O66; customs, S675,677.

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., 1886-06-09

NEW YORK, June 9.-The stock market opened
firm this morning, generally at IA to a per
cent advance, while Erie and Union Pacific
were up n each, and Western Union was down
4. Texas Pacific Y and Oregon Transcontinen-
favorites were Lake shore, ST Paul and West
ern Union. The market was firm, except Oregon
Iranscontinental, which was weak IN the early
dealings, and Western Union, which was
strong. Toward IL O'Clock there was increased
activity, accompanied by greater strength, and
western Union and New York and New Eng
land each gained "a per cent, and the weak
stocks regained their early losses. Northwest
ern common sold ex-dividend of 3 per cent
and the preferred ex-dividend OF IL. per cent
this morning. At IL o'clock the market is quiet
and firm.
Evening star., 1886-06-09
SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoYA1

seventh STREET PALA1s RoYAL
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
Ladies' Japanese Hand Satchels, 47c
Pure SIX Nitts, black. cream and wnte, 22c.
Ladies Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handker-
Chiefs, SC.
:, iaaies Colored Embroidered Hemsutched Hand
kerchiefs, I7c.
Ladies' White Embroidered Hemstitched Haudker-
chiefs, 19c.
Ladies Kid Gloves black and colors, sizes 5a O. g.
o. so ia and IA. 42c., worth 7oc-
ChiIirens Fine India Linen Dresses, Trimmed with
inserting and embroidery, - n: WAS SS41.
Children's White Pique Dresses
Ecru Guipure Lace Tor Ponxee Dresses all SILK Ane
and heavy. u inches wide, 4Oc.
fsiack Suipure Net for OverdreSSe6, FL 80.
Black Escria Lace, 40 inches wide ~ 80 and 90 60
SresmADd Beige Egyptian Flouncing 30 inches. 93c
navy Blue and Brown Egyptian Fionncing 81. 10
Eeather Fans pink, blue, cream and cardinal, Ice
Chlidren's Lace Collars. beautiful styles 24c
Satin Coaching Parasols, 9c. regular price 81 Ii
Ciosng Out Jerseys ~ ridiculous prices
$l..5 100 ss'AA '"f
Russian, Nottingham and Applique Tidies
Cream Colored Lace Ties, &c each
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL
my1s-lm No 9lA 7,h street NV.
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Society.

state reception will be given by the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland On Tuesday evening
next, to which the cabinet, the diplomatic
corps, the judiciary, Congress, the officers of
the army and navy, the heads of certain bu-
reaus and the ladies OF their families will be
invited. The hours of the reception will be
from until IL o'clock. A general receptiOn to
which the public is invited without cards, will
be given on the following Friday evening" June
18th, from until IL O'Clock. Mrs. Cleveland
Will not be at home to callers until after these
receptions.
MIR. James P. Garrity and Miss Mary Dunn.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Dunn, were
married this morning, in the presence of q large
gathering of friends, at st. Matthew's church.
DIR. Edward A. Balloch, son OF Gen. G. w.
Balloch, and Miss Lille F. McGrew were mar
ried at the residence OF the brides father. Mr.
J. NJ. McGrew, on NJ street, last evening The
Rev. ). A. Newman, pastor OF the Congrega-
Ionai church, performed the ceremony. The
bride was attired in trained robe of hite Otto
man silk long tulle veil with garnitures of white
roses. splendid collation. was served after
Mayor, Mrs and Miss Emery, toi " efs r. Fitch ea.
or Colorado; Senator and Mrs. Teller, Represent
tative and Mrs Butterworth, Mrs. A. L. Barber,
Drs. Carpenter, Campbell, Caldwell and Town
send. Mr. William Small, DR.. and Mrs. Lippin
cott, Mr.: Frank Williams, Mr.. G. H. Stafford,
Wickersham, Mrs. Monypenny and Mr.. b. r..
McGrew and the Misses Patten. Mr.. and Mrs.
Balloch left on the 10 o'clock train for a brief
trip in the east.
Miss Jennie Winston held pleasant informa,
reception in the lobby at Albaugh's yesterday
afternoon between two and three o'clock. Miss
Winston looked very handsome in black satin
dress with jet and black lace trimmings and a
large black Gainsborough hat with black and
white plumes She was chaperOned by Mrs,
Thomas, OF Georgetown. A large number OF
ladies attended, and shortly after three O'clock.
when Miss Winston retired, the lobby was
crowded with people. These receptions Will be
continued every Tuesday during Miss Winston's &
stay in the city.
Admiral Rodgers gave . dinner last evening
in honor Of Major Bates. The table was taste
fully decorated with a profusion OF roses. TIE
guests were Gen. N. L. Anderson, Col. Gregory.
Major Berry. Col Kellogg, MIR. Markiey, Col
Hopkins, Major Lydecker, Gen. Bingham, Com.
mander Picking, MI. Ruth, Major McGinnis. Col
Poor, Mr.. John Poor, Col. McAIichael. MIR
Smith, Mr.. Kent, Col. Blunt, Mr.. May, Mr. John
A. Baker, and Col. Sheridan,
Evening star., 1886-06-09

THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Cleveland and
Col. and Mrs. Lamont arrived at the B. and o.
depot from Deer Park at 7:2O o'clock last even
ing, and were driven Immediately to the White
Evening star., 1886-06-09
Wanted I'M NInrvIana

A NEGRO CHARGED WITH COMMITTING rupur
OUTRAGES.
This morning Maj. Dye, superintendent Of
police, received letter from the sheriff of
Dorchester county, Nd, dated Cambridge June
7th, in reference to the negro arrested here on
Saturday last by Officer Burns, OF the first pre-
perpetrator of the Gaithersburg ontrsSe Im0 Ino
mediateiy after his arrest Lieut. Greer and his
% omcers ontainea information leading them to
believe tnat the man was wanted at Cam
bridge, Md, 70 answer charge OF committing
an O9tlaee, ana Lne result was the sheriff was
sheriff states In reply that the man whose de-
scrlption Is gwen was known there as Horace
hands OF constable dated August 21th last
cnarging MN with having committed e rape
that county, and that there are two other ike
0nenses charged against the same man. He
requests his detention here till he can be sent
for: With charges of three such offenses
against him many here are still; under the im-
preston thatthis IL the man wanted st Gaifh-
ersburg.
Evening star., 1886-06-09

Boston, June 9.-Thomas s. knight, for six
months past the leading actor OF the Stanmore
dramatic company, has been arrested for en-
bezzling $4,000 nom the Flower Medicine
company, for which he was confidential book
DR.. Il. c. Flower. knight had been living ex-
pensiyely at . hotel and had allowed bis wife
and children TO be turned out Of doors for nom
$4,000 ball
Evening star., 1886-06-09
THE EVENING STAR
ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
W LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
rendered the Delegates the Fourth General Assem-
the United staes at carroll Hail G st., bet. 9th and
llth sts- NV, THURSDAY EVENING, June 10th
1ss6. at y So'clock- Tickets 25 cents je9-2t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Beginning
MONDAY, JUNE14
McCAULL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY IN
THE MIKADO.
Charles w. DUNCAN. Digby Bell, Harry McDon-
ough, Charles Piunkett. Hamilton Adams. Lily Post,
Nellie McCartee. Lily Walter Laura Joyce-Beil
Reserved seats, SOC: admission. 25c-
sale of seats. Thursday. June 10. JET
a LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A Every Evening at S:l5-Saturday Matinee,
poNNA JuANITA
JEANNE WINSTON as RENE DUFAR.
Admission. 25c- Reserved seats. soc.
Next week-LA FILE DE NINE ANGoT. JET
PAKER a JAMIsON
I'D (Formerly Of Washington Cty)
Will deliver q lecture the
LIE AND CHARACTER OF LAFAYETTE,
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Admission. 25c- je7.eo-3t.
YINRICYCLE PARK, OPEN NIGHTS PRACTICE
II in park free. Trcycles Tandenls and BICYCLES for
caFITaI SYcLE Co. i4Ss aSe ~9ssis
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Ihe Mos; Realistic Battle Scene Ever Produced
1lrM ON SUNDAYS FROM 1 TO IL p NJ Lighted
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Special rates for schools societies ard excursions
Tickets be had at Droops music 925 Penn
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