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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11

The Passengers and Grey Well-Misseai
by the Search Boat.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Oct. 1.-THE Anchoria has
arrived here in tow. Passengers and crew all
well.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia dispatch from St
Johns. n. F., was received by Henderson Bros
the agents of the Anchor line of steamers in
this city, this morning. 1t stated that the
steamer Anchoria arrived in that port at 3
O'Clock this morning; that the PASSENGERS were
we'll; that the Miranda that left ST. JOHNS yes
teruAJ ia search OF the vessel had missed her.
and that the long overdue steamer had sailed
" Within three miles OF the port when she was
tOweG In by q harbOr tug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11

ASKING FOR MORE PAY.-A committee of
plate printers from the bureau Of engraving
and printing waited on Secretary Fairchild
saturday to ask for an increased rate OF pay for
Printing the new one dollar silver certificates.
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What Representative Glover Says.
HOW THE ADMINISTRATION STANDS IN HIS
DISTRICT.

Representative Glover, of Missouri is In the
city. A STAR reporter met him in the Treasury
department to-day. lie says the administra-
ton is not in good standing in mis-
district Certain bad appointments there,
he says, have hurt Mr.. Cleveland. He
says the democrats will probably re-eect the
members they have renomInatet with The pos-
siDle exception of MIR. J. J. ONIeI, against
whom there is very strong opposition. MIR.
Hale Jailed OF denomination, but Is running
"indepeudent" with the Endorsement Of the re-
puulicans, and Will possibly be elected over the
regular democratic nominee,
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The Collapse or the Rolling MIN.
THREE MEN DEAD AND THREE MEN FATALLY
INJURED

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-The damage to the build.
ing oi the North Chicago rolling mill com any
by the cave-in of yesterday will amoupt 70
pared 70 what the rolling mill company WIN
lose by the disabling OF the repair shops et this
Time Edward Divons WAS dead when taken
out and Michael Hoffmau's dead bodv m s,tii
Ia the ruins. Anton smith died this morning.
OF the men rescued, three cannot live and one
other 10 In q precarious condition. II A feared
that two more than at first thought are buried
In the debris.
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FINANCIAL AND COMNERCIAL
The New York stock Market
The following the opening and 300 D. m prices
OF the New YORK stock Markrt to-day, reported ny
special wire II. II. Dodge. 1SA lli SIreai:
NdnN.
Washington stocX Exchange.

The following changes from saturday. quotations
on the Washington Stoc~ exchange noleJ to-day:
Z. D 42s, Iooi, coupon lila bid liz asAeI. =. =.
As. coupon, l-S bid 2s4s asked. U. >. 4s. regis
tered, 40 Oiu. l1SsS al,ks ID. G. per imp 6s.,
.osl, In, liza fund. ;S-65s, 1874
currency, ll9a old. l2Ols asked Washington Gas
oS bid, SSAs asked National Union IIIs .OL,
asked Gerli.--, iIIefican aus, las Did, 100 asked
~ onac I> o1 Odd Ati,gs ins., "a bid os4 Hed.
" washington Brick Machine. lI2 bad. Rex. tsts.
st,r 400 bid .,es.ieAAe rOl. Iel
c.. ASK cd "
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BAZAINE'S TREACHERY.

Gen. Dfaz Says He Offered to Betray
MaxlmlliaD for q COmside ration.
PARIS, Oct 1.-The Noureau Monde publishes
a sensational letter from Gen. Diaz, now presi-
dent OF Mexico, to the effect that during the
late attempt to establish an empire In Mexico
Marshal Bazaine, through third party, offered
To place Ia his hands the towns occupied by the
French and to surrender Maximiiial, MARQUEE
Miramon and others ii he accepted certain
proposal, which Diaz rejected because ne
deemed it dishOnoraole.
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JERSEY CITY, n. j. Oct. 1.-the disaffected
faction OF the Hudson county democratic con.
gressional convention that met at Roches hall
Saturday, have issued a call for the purpose OF
nominating a congressman AT Odd Fellows
hall, Aoboken, tonight. Mayor Edwin j. Kerr,
of Hoboken, Will be the nominee of The CONVEX
ton.
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The New spanish ministry

MADRID, Oct 1.-THE new Spanish ministry
Is rather more conservative than the preceding
cabinet. The first act OF the ministry will be 10
raise the SIEGE 1t will endeavor to check the dis.
affection III the army, and will pursue "a policy
coinpatbiewiLh the gradual execution of the lib
eral program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11

ORIENTAL GOODS These new goods made up
scarfs for drspng and covers for furniture. The
colOrs and matria unlike that used in choice
Persian shawls but being worked In tinsel and che
nile the effect is even still more elaborate
PRICE LIST.
Fringei Oriental Table Covers 15c. to S69S.
Job lot "a Oriental Table Covers 81 So worth "a.
Frnged scarfs. for drapins. $l.25, SL39 sI.4S
Sl6S.
job lot Fringed Oriental Scarfs 9Sc worth 81 SO.
Choice French Table Govern deep borders. exquisite
work
Lambrequins. Applique designs, Csc yard
Embroidered Felt Tides, Scarfs and Covers Low
prices
ss- Black and colored Satin Rhadames are offered
az the Paais Royal for Csc New York price Is
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MAlIAGlEap.

BESTOR-JONES Al 81. Pauls Church. Wash-
ington wednesday evening, October Q, lSs6, by The
Rev. john 5. Lindsay. ID. d., CHANcEY G. BESfOR
OF Wa keeney, han, to IRENE HUNTER dnusheor
OF the Late Ricn&rd n Jones, Of Baltimore Nd .
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Fire Mt HagersfOwn.

HAGERSfowN, MD, Oct. 1.-The carriage
factory OF Schau brothers was destroyed by ire
last night and several other buildings were
damaged. Loss So, 900.
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HUI A SSS So So
II a 4 Nm ODD eSS

job lot of pure Linen Hardkerchiefs opened Mon
day October 18th. and the best value offered by
the Palas Royal.
80 dog. sheer Linen. hemstitched. wide and narrow
borders, plain white l2lec.; worth Ice.
90 dOz- heavy Linen Handkerchief, wide hem
stitched borders plain white. l217c.: worth 19c
30 dOz- Colored Borders, genuine French designs
pure and Sheer Linen. l2l2c.: worth 19c
90 doz- White Linen Handkerchiefs tucked borders
exquisite quality. 121sc.: well worth 25c
So Freize Wraps. trimmed with Russian Hare
Fur and Hares Tails, SIS. Advertised by q leading
New York house for SIG 80
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The Alleged Terry Irish Scheme.
nIYeHaENT YIRXH or THE NEWaPAPIRA

LONDON. Oct ll.-The Tmss attributes the
DAILY Nes0s story about the governments in
tentions relative 70 ireland 70 Che despair OF the
9ladstonian and Parneilits parties over the
growing power OF the government ana the
unioniSt cause, and the failure Of the rent var
through the inclination Of Landlords 20 ones
and teuanta 70 accept Ieaeouable remiasions.
scribes the alleged tory home rule sche1ne -
deliberate plan. 70 split the national league
orgAui1atton and mtntmtSe the national oe-
that the present goverumeut inland 70 propoce
Home Rule bill 90 pAipahle canaro that ~
y wopder any Journal could have oeen o.
ceived By 1t
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RESTRAINING ORDER IssUED.-Nancy II.
Johnson by her solicitors, Messrs. Ogflvie And
eop, In Dill In equity filed Saturday against
delendants be restrained from levying upon her
premises, No. 6O5 Twelfth street northweet
under wi1ts OF execution Issued by Luke IA
stry der, one Of the defendants, until such time
AS liked by the court. restraining order. re.
turnable October 13, was granted.
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Changes d the Omess.

VIM. p. Hodgsr hrs been appointed copyist
In the bureau OF equipment and recruiting.
Navy department. under civil service rules
vice Harrington, resigned.
On Saturday number Of employees In the
press.room Of the government printing once
wore notified that their services we're no longer
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Tho Presideus's Recepsaou.

Inc President held his usual public recsp.
uon this afternoon. The crowd was not
unusually large, so that the custom
OF passing the line through the main
corridor from the East room was omitted
ana after shaking hands the line circled
around the East room, and instead of passins
out the majority OF the visitors stopped 10 take
good look at the President as he ued
To SHAKE hands. The crowd WAS nof isr~e
enough, however, TO cause any incon yeuienoS.
A number Of English people were among ~
visitors 49,
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THE CHICAGOS WIN THE LEAGUE CHAMPION.
SHIP.
The Nationals defeated the Kansas City
Saturday by q score OF 8 to o. in a very hand
some manner. The cluos will play their final
game this afternoon. The Chicagos defeated
the Boston Saturday by score OF IL TO 3,
while the Detroits fell victims to the Philadel-
phia team, in two games, by tue scores of To
and 8 10 l. The New YOrks also defeated the
ST. Louis by a score OF to 2. Association
games yesterday resulted as follows: At ST.
LOuis%SL. Louis, 8; BrOOklyns, g. AT Cincin-
nati-CincinnatiS, II; Baitimores, 4. AT Louis
ville-LOuisviiles,6 q; Athletics. 3.
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s GO F $$ " T. f s.
COG ILL., 90 EER ssSS

Undoubtedly the bargain of the season viii be on
sale on and after Monday. October IL. viz-lOO
dozen 4-button French Kid Gloves Tans and Browns,
Embroidered backs, Csc. Guaranteed worth S1.25.
and . bargain at that price.
eE Short visites of silk Push trimmed with balls,
cuffs and collar of Beaver Palas Royal price $40 so
New York price SIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nnB MUuEUN
~ TAs ysveeits nsoors q She R0QQaA
GREAT An ID Fash lONARLE ATTRACTION
The Popular Young eens. LOl TIE On CBcH.
EONDAY end 7GEsDzY (snsrssss s.l 10
W&0E4DAY cd T0UUUOAY,
THE UNkNOWH.
FRIDAY an1 oATURpAY, THE 1fvEB IxDA1n
Admis.ion 70 81 oaly one dina. 1GsssvS1 go
tnsw) M sny perbrmsnos seesss4 eea1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11

The Neus Frsie Prssss publishes Q dispatch
stating that military preparations are In pro-
gress In Russian BsssarabiA. Other kilograms
afIirn that Russian occupation Of Bulgaria u
very improbable.
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Ama,rs IN west wa.h,w~sou.

f0L1CE CASE&@JOD0 brent, q young COlOrpl
man. was fined t5 by Judge Smell to-day for
disturbing the quiet Of this place on sun
day.
son, colored, were arrested yesterday by officer
Sutherland on Q charge OF assault and battery
preferred by Lycurgus johnson, who WAS
TExpERAruRk AM CONDITION OF WATER
AT z A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, %: con-
az So Receiving reservoir. ,em ys
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 60; condition at infiuent gatehouse,
80; condition At effiuent eatshouse. SO.
Alexanarsa Affairs.
Reported Nrr THE EVENING STAR
the Alexandria corporation court, Judge
Meade, opened at the Fairfax street cour,
house this morning with grand ana peti,
retired to consider It's verdict i will md an
indictment against DANDY Jim" Addison for
viii occupy 1 a week ne With its session. AUG ''
NorE&-Mrs. Lena w. Ketcham has bought
Mrs. =. E Mintons house and lot on Prince,
"a. H. Green Green has bought ". P. Rhodes nodes
house and lot on Princess street. east OF w ash
ington, for s7OO-The county court has closed
It's september term, having sentenced samuel
Minor 10 the penitsntiary Tor one year, and
issued Q bench warrant for Benz. Austin. late
clerk. charged with misappropriation OF public
money.-rhe Alexandra base ball club left
here to-day tor Lynchburg.-The Alexandria
Light Infantry is drilling nightly.
DEATH OF JUDGE SUNDERLAND.-Judge
Thomas Sunderland, who died suddenly NJ the
Westminster hotel I'm New YORK city, Satur-
day night was well known in this city. He had
been In bad health for some time. Judge
Sunderland was at one time u large owner
Oh real estate In this city, having been connected
with ex-senator Stewart and Mr.. Z. j. Hillyer
In the large purchase OF property made by what
was known AS the California sy Indicate. Al the
time OF his death he was largely interested In
property here. Judge Sunderland was born near
Greencastle, Indiana, ABOUT sixiy-eignt years
ago, and after studying law went to California
Ia 1900 and lived there Tor twelve years. when
he removedto Nevada. For a number OF years
past he has been resident of this District. He
leaves wife and three chdreu-Mrs. T. s.
Verdi OF this city, Miss Jessie and Mr.. Frank =.
sunderland. The remains expected Ia
reach this city this evening and the funeral
services will be held at the Arlington hotel.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court 70 James
H. Hill, of Montgomery county, Md, and Maria
bryant Louis dc Potestad ana Virgins Wright;
THOMAS L. How.ey, of New York city, and
Mary A. Dwyer; William Watts and Virginia
Dickerson, both OIL Greene county, Va; William
Zcnke and Corrine Liht; Charley McKelvy auc
Mary Rees; William 4. Morris and Mollie w at
son. both of Chariottesyiile, Va; w. w. Kirby
and Mary keston, both OF Falls Church, Va.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErKR.-The follow
ing were the readings AT the signal once today:
8. a. M, %. a. m, 90; IL q M, al; 2 p M, AZ:
maximum, 49, minimum, g.
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Crime Revealed by . Deg.
A POLISH WOMAN FOUND BY HrR soN NM
DERED In THE WoonS


DERED In THE WOODS.
A telegram from Hazleton, Penn. October o
says: A shocking discovery was made in the
woods near the Jeddo store this morning. by
John Bruzunski, aged sixteen aud Frank siglin
The two boys noticing the strange action OF q
dog belonging 70 young Bruzuns ki's father
proceeded into the woods TO ascertain the cause
They found the murdered and outraged body
OF young bruzunski's mother. The spot where
the body was found indicated that a fierce
struggle had taken place before the crime waa
committed. There were two deep cuts behind
each ear which had been inflicted by some
snarp instrument, and the lace WAS bndly
scratched. The place where the body was found
indicated that several persons were engaged in
the crime. Mrs. BruZunski left her home at
Highiand on "Wednesday evening for u. u,
Maikle Co. store, at Jeddo, where she In.
tenaed 10 do some shopping. She did not return
10 her home, and Bruxunski sent 10 the store 10
inquire IL she had been there. The clerks i'm
the store haa not seen her. and her husband
search, but she could not be found until the
dog revealed the mystery. squire Dobson i'm.
panneleu jury, which, after viewing the body
blow OF some blunt instrument. in the hands OF
one or more persons unknown. Considerable
excitement prevailed i'm tbevtcinity OF Highland
and Jeddo at the time of the finding OF the
body. lhs deceased woman a respectable
foie anu the mother OF Six children. No clue
has yet been ascerL alned as 10 the murderers
CLUE DIsCovERED.
A dispatch from Haxleton last night says. A
clue TO the murderer has been discovered. A
Hungarian named j. Z. Zuibina one OF the vic
TINS boarders, has been missing since the hor-
riole deed WAS perpetrated, and he IL suspected
OF having murdered the woman. Zubina was
the only person who could give Information
about the whereabouts OF the woman lust be.
lore she was missed by her relatives. He IL still
at large,but IL Is thought he Will he captured
within u few days,
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A dispatch from 6k Johns, N. F., Last night
says: The overdue steamer Anchorfa, Of the
Anchor line, 10 lying under canvas about sew
enty miles OF Cape Spear, bearing eastsouth-
east The steamers main shaft 10 broken. The
passengers and crew are ali we'll Her liSs-
boat arrived here to-day under command OF her
arst officer, who immedtately telegraphed the
New York Office Of the company. The steamer
Miranda leH here 81 9 p. N. TO 20 to the
AnchoFta's assistanoe. The nfe-boat left the
steamer last Friday and reached here to-day.
A NEW SPANISH CA1IHEx.-A new cabinet
has been formed at Madrid, - follows 6enor
Sagasta, president OF the council; Senior 0oret,
minister ofjustiee; senior Puigoerver, minister
Of nnance; senior Leon Castillo, mtuister OF the
interior; senior Rodrigo. minieter Of public
mtrai Arias, minister of maxina Senior Raiaguer,
minister Of the colonies
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APPOINTED A oExNo0RAP1Ic cLu1xs'-Ar.
Justice Miller this morning appointed Ervine
D. York, clerk - The asnats COMMITTEES ON PEN
sions, - his stenographic clerk. Mr.. Justice
NJ Everett 3. Yo1k. . brother Of Ar. Ervtne y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander Edwin
Longnecker, Lieuts. Perry Garst and E. NJ.
Hughes, Surgeon Theoron Woolverton, Chief
Engineer A. Ii. Able and Assistant Engineer
q. ". Burd, detached from the Shenandoah
and placed on waiting orders
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SECRETARIES MANNING AND WHITNEY,
The New York Tribune OF to-day says: "Secre-
tary Manning had no callers OF prominence
yesterday. He went for drive in Central Park
in the afternoon and called at Secretary Whit
ney's with Mrs. Manning. He will probably 60
to Washington to-day. Secretary Whitney Is
still in he city ana will remain here TO await
the action oil the faction ieailarS.n
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Attempt to shoot . Priest.
BULLET wHIZZES PAST FATHER MIsKEWI

BULLET WHITES FAST FATHER NISKEWITz
AS HE STANDS AT THE ALTAR.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 11.-InIense excite
ment prevails among the Polish residents over
al alleged attempt 70 assassinate Father Mis-
kewitz, of the Polish church at the head OF 10th
street 1t occurred about IL O'Clock yesterday,
while the priest stood before the altar. Mass
had been said and the father had just turned TO
address the congregation, when crash came q
bullet through the window, dattening
ITSELF against the wall. Woman screamed,
choir boys shouted, and many OF the
male members OF the congregation either press
ed forward to see II Father Miskewitz was In
jured or rushed out TO find from whom the bull
let. The priest showed great GOODNESS, notwith.
standing the TACT that the missile must have
passed within six inches OF his body. Ii IL had
been fred q minute soOner1t would have passed
tnIugn ni,a. Hs , .s Sa9 wavea ms nock
the deed could be found. There has been good
deal OF trouble between factions Of this church
in time past, the most recent being q long and
bitter fight with a company OF huzxars, which
the pastor refused 70 recognize
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THK
F. F 4 4 E.. 4 q + :: ::
ERR EEf 90 90 u "A 1 --ssss
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In addition to Silks and Coaks will be found grand
Display OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS
The stock Is now complete. and the variety such
that We can match any color dress material. and
show trimmings adapted for all styles of dresses, etc.
Any special design you may fancy made to order at
the shortest notice.
PRICE LIST:
Passamenterie Ornament Gimps, Gallons and
Edgns. Black and colors. CSC. rs. 81 4S. Sl6S.
sl-ss. 50 ~. S2.6s.
Jet Edgngs In round. square and pear shape 15c-.
24c- 35c, 4sc-, CSC yard
Jet Ornaments. lie, 25c, &c, 4Sc, &c.. SOC,
$l.17 81 49, $l.6O 1928 each.
Plain Silk Tape Trimming alsoSilk Tape and Mara
bout Tape and Mohair. and Chenille and Jet Trim
mings, CSC, s5c.. CSC. 81 35. sI68.
Moss Trimming. black and colors, 4Sc.. &c., SIC.
9sc, Sll5. SI.6S, .S3 yard
MOURNING Trimmings In Tape Friuges and
Tape Moss Trimmings, CSC. CSC. $l15, 81 81, S1.6S
BUTTONS BUTTONS BUTTONS
Large and small Metal and Ball. Reasonable prices
for the choicest Paris Novelties
So The Paiais Royal opens Monday October IL. 25
pieces striped Satins. 81. 35 yard. New York price,
81
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M. Bartholdi and the other French visitors
says the Paris G0utois, Will sail from France for
the United states on the 18th inst, on the
steamer Bretagne.
Shindle, the snortstop OF the Detroit hose pall
club, was SO severely injured by q ball which
struck him on the head In the game with the
Philadelpnians, In the Quaker City SATURDAY,
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HOSIERY,
e $'} ST + :: ::
ODD 90 ILL ILL sssS

The ENTIRE CHRISTMAS STOCK Is NOW RE-
CEIvED.
To induce you to buy early special reductions are
made In prices. Why not buy doll now and dress it
al your leisure
We don't pretend TO give a description of the hun
oreds OF sy - IN stock but would quote two special
Ties we intended for the Opening" but arrived late
VIII be on show on and after Monday. October llth.
FOR 10 CENTS,
doll Of large size with Bsque head and real hair
Christmas psice will be 25c.; to induce you
TO buy early We now charge 19c
FOR SO CENTS.
Beautiful Bsque dolls with kid bodies One foot and
. half high: real flowing hair. So perfect
are these dolls that the finger nails
are shown TO perfection
and the faces
Are the prettiest and most natural These are
GENUINE FRENCH DOLLS;
Oar own Importation aud positively worth 81
rs - pieces of Black FAILLE FRANCHISE
SILkS for sl-l3. Can prove the price of a leading
New York be 81 u
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Mr.. Gladstone II suffering with cold, which
Keeps him within doors. Tee condttiQ1 a. hts
daughter, Mrs. Drew, d still CRITICAL
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SECRETARY BAYARD 10 expected to return
from New York tomorrow,

The AFFAIRS OF IDAHo.-The annual report
OF dov' Stevenson, of Idaho Territory, says that
curing the past year the territory has rapidly
increased in wealth and population, the crops
nave been good and the mining interest also
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DUBLIN, Oct 11.-Th famous capt Moon.
light," who is identified with daring raids in
Cork, Clare and Limerick, has been arrested At
KAnturk. The Kerry night patrol found six
men killing bull0cKs. They arrested one Of the
men, who promised to identity his I'VE COM
pauiOnS.
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Chief Justice Chase's Remains.

The remains OF the late Chief Justice Sal mon
p. Chase, which were buried at Oak Hill May
10, 1873. were this ,aorning successfully trans
ferred from the old casket TO new one pre-
pared by Mr.. Barker the undertaken, for their
reception. Gen. Boynton and others, represent
ing the friends OF the dead Jurist, We're present.,
When the old casket WAS opened IL was found
that the body, which was eInbalmed before
buria., was remarkably we'll preserved, the fea-
lures being recognizable.
Tomorrow the casket will be placed on q train
bound for Cincinnati where the remains will
be reinterred. The new casket, which is very
elegant, has on its lid silver plate, with the
following inscription:
salmon p. Chase, Chief Justice of the United
States Supreme Court born January 18th, 1SOs,
died May 7tn, 1873"