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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27

1, "a also said that Gen. Got has had
senator Sherman 10 believe thst Meteor
sick is indispensable 70 hin in West ' n
lima in fac. ksis sliHdispensi5le quantity
n the Republican party OF Wes; Virgins;
Believing this 70 De true, Sherman, MoFrlI
and others tssl in duty bound 10 Their
Dsr,v - see thst Mccormick is vlndlcated;;
The Republican Senators put q great dsaI
Of reliance in sll the statements made oy
Gen. GofF aud are 10th TO accept any other
eon;yy from a Democratic standpoint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

Books on Central Asia and the Bal.
kans-Nh host tlnNeStiyaiiOna.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct. 23.-"En gland and Russia Face
to Face in Asia" is the title OF book oi travel
with the Afghan boundary commission, by
Lieut. A. e. Yate, of the bombay staff corps,
TO be published soon by BacKwood.
Edmund Gos>e will next Saturday begin q
course Of six lectures on the poetry of Shelley.
Mrs. John Chapman is engaged In putting
together material for q life OF George Eliot,
which, however, will not probably see the lig ht
for years.
Brahms has written a second sonata for the
plano aud violin, which will be performed for
the first time at one OF iierr helmesberger's
quartet CONCERTS in Vienna during the coming
winter.
A new revised edition OF Schmidt's Shake
speare Lexicon is nearly really, aud will he
published next month by Williams a. Nor.
gate
Three important works on the Balkans are
announced. Uuwin has in press Lovelaye's
Balkan Peninsula;" Murray will publish Min
cnins work on the growth of freedom in the
Balkan peninsula, and also an English trans
lation Oh Won Huhus "Der kauff den Bulgaren
Umihre Nationaleiuhett.
The results reacned by the Psychical society's
Investigations concerning ghost siories will he
published by Truuuer unuer the title, Puan-
Iasns o. LIVING" by Edmund Gurney, Frederic
Myers aud Frank Podmore.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE DIVIDED ENGLISH LIBERALS.
Little Indications Yet Of a Reunion.
YESTERDAYS EARTH TREMORS
Oily GeySerS Formed at Summerville.
ANOTHER REBUFF FOR KAULBARs
A ROW ON LORD MAYORS DAY.
The London SOCiAlGSfS wlll Cerfalm1y
THE DIVIDED ENGLISH LIBERALS.
Little Indications Yet Of a Reunion.
YESTERDAYS EARTH TREMORS
Oily GeySerS Formed at Summerville.
ANOTHER REBUFF FOR KAULBARs
The London Socialists will Certainly
Raise One Unless Bought on.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE. EVENING STAR
LONDON Oct. 23-The question of the mo-
ment here is the conflict between the socialists
and the authorities concerning the determine
ton OF the former to summon a procession OF
the unemployed to follow in the wake of the
lord mayors yearly pageant, November 8.
The socialists claim that all the radical clubs In
London are In perfect sympathy with them,
and that more than lOO. 900 people will assem-
bic at their summons. As the streets on lord
mayors day are impossible from the dense
crowds among which IL is always difficult 10
keep the rougns i'm order, the addition TO this
OF second procession will be quite certain TO
result in serious disorder.
1he socialist leaders assure me they will GER
talnly persist, despite the protest OF the au thor
lties, unless the latter absolutely prohibit The
procession and threa ten 10 call out the mil.
tary. Then they consider they would not be
Justified in forcing couf1ct between troops
aud unarmed men. They add that they expect
the authorities will pledge themselves to estab-
lish some kind Of relief works during the win
ter In which case the procession will be aban-
doned. This is extremely unlikely. The motto
or the tory government is indeed 'give peace
In our time; tut IN all probability IL Will ieave
the chiei Oh the London police simply 10 issue a
prohibition, and equally probable tuere will be
disorder VI some sort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
No Indications Vet ~ to How ID Can
BE Brought About.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct. 23.-There are signs of life once
more in political circles. The ministers are
ellis are being made. There is 10 be great con.
servative meeting at Bradford next week. The
national liberal federation holds a conference
at Leeds Immediately afterwards. At the
latter Join Morley will define the attitude of
the hone-ru.e liberals towards the government
and the unionists. The lord mayors banquet
on the 9Th of November will produce other
important conservative speeches.. From then
till the end OF January the political discussion
Will continue TO extend. Al present II is con-
fined TO
THE POSSIBILITY OF LIBERAL REUNION.
On all sides, except. perhaps, among Cham
berlain's supporters, who regard him as having
greatly triumphed, much sorrow Is expressed
at the present state OF things, which prevent
hopes OF a speedy reconciliation. Nobody, how
ever, least "a all Gladstone, mas yet shown how
the reunion may he brought about Itnout the
sacrifice OF convictions side. Gladstone
Certainly has made no sig Is OF receuing from
his extIeme home rule position.
BY AssOci.t ted Press.
Wants u Liberal Conservative Party.
LONDON, Oct 23.-i he Standard says IL hopes
to see liberal conservative party formed out
Of amply existent materals-a party which
hope to lead. Lord Harrington" II says,
cannot long maintain hfs independent a.ti-
tude The next session Of parliament will be
OF supreme interest aud will decide whether
the chance TO rescue our party system from a
false position will be seized or lost. II is not
ha. piness depend upon Tie direction the union
lists take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
The Eighteenth street Extension.

THE BIDS FOR THE WORK OPENED TODAY.
The District Commissioners to-day opened
bids for the work on the proposed extension OF
18th street from Boundary TO Columbia road, q
distance of 2, $50 IeeL This work will be done
out OF the appropriation OF S3o,Oo0 for the ex-
tension OF streets and avenues, the same ap-
preparation under which the Commissioners
will pay tor the work on the Massacn usetts
avenue extension. On the 18th street exten-
sion there Will De. IL is estimated, z, 800 cubic
yards OF ordinary excavation, 200 yards OF
rock excavation and 15 yards oi excavation for
cuverls. The width OF the road ued will be "a
feet in embapkment and 56 feet In excavation.
The bids were as follows: NJ. Shea, 50. 30 SO;
Tally d Joyce. SO. l3s; I. ii. Lyons, %, ,524. AZ;
Maloney & Mcnamara. s1,543.5o. and NJ.
Hines, 81 ,Oo6. 75. No award Mas made.
The award OF the contract Tor extension OF
Stu street, was made To rnomas II. Lyons ae
524.14.
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Burned mt. wife GO Death.

ATRoCIoUS CRIME OF A HUSBAND AT LEAvEN.
WORTH. KAN.
CHICAGO, Oct. PA special to the Times
from LeavenworIh, Kansas, says: A horrible
murder Was committed here last night siias
LaIerty quarreied with his vile, aud alter beat-
ing her until she UNCONSCIOUS, poured half
"A gallon oI coal oil over her clotuing, set AZ on
fire, aud then left her In that awful condition.
kicnard Williams saw the blaze through he
window aud To her rescue. but when the
flames were extingulshed every thread vi cloIh-
lug was burned Irom her body, while the un.
fortunate woman burned 10 crisp from
head ~ loot. The Infamous husband cannot
be found.
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Curious Phenomenon Connected with
AfecdaY,a EAclhnn make.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 23.-Dispatches re-
ceived at Am. report the damage at Summer
willie by the shock yesterday afternoon greater
thaIA at first stalled. Seventy-hve chimneys
will have 10 come down. A number OF geyscrs
have been discovered from which an oily fluid
spuuts up continually. The fluid has AN odor
similar to kerosene oil and Is accompanied by
fine sand oi different colors. The people of the
town are thoroughly worked ny again and great
uneasiness is Ielt by all The duration OF the
shock Is estimated At from twenty To thirty
seconds and the iOrce So great that persons
found it exceedingly difficult To open doors or
get out OF their houses 10 safer locality and
some cases are reported where persons were
thrown down by the shaking. There was a
slight shock in Summervilie aud Charleston at
1885 last night There WAS no damage done.
THE PRESENCE OF OIL ACCIDENTAL
The development OF geysers at Summerville
by yesterdays shocks Is corroborated, but the
kerosene oil found in the water is explained by
tie fact that refuse from creosoting oil factory
has been emptied intb the drains la which the
geyser appeared. The water did not spout up
very high from most OF the geysers, Tut IL Is re-
ported that water was thrown up fully three
feet from one OF them.
Near Ashly river the water is as cold as ice
and clear as crystal. No new disturbances
have occurred there to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK. Oct 23.-The opening at stock
exchange WAS comparatively quiet this morn
ing ana rather weak, first prices generally
showing declines of from y To Is per cent from
the closing ngures of last evening. Jersey Cen.
trai anu esteru Union were most active, with
a good trading Ia Reading and ST. Paul The
market Was rather ieSerlsh aud weak for the
nr>i Is minutes and declines, rang sipg from u
10 y per cent, were established, 81 Paul, New
Eng aud anu Jersey central showing the hea vi
esI losses rally then slowly brought prices
up near 10 the opening, but toward IL o'clock
LackAwannA showeu decided Weakness, aud
ine general list again became heavy aud dull,
SO Remaining tili Il O'Clock.
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To Connect Cleveland with Wheeling.
THE RAILROAD TO BE PUSHED ON FkoM
MOUNT VERNON, OHIO.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia Tunes special from
Wheeling, w. Va, says: Archiba,d Fairlie, of
London England representing an English SYN
dictate, arrived IN the city yesterday ia com.
pany with a committee Oh gentlemen Interested
In tue extension 10 this cay OF the Mount Ver-
non, Coshocton and Wheeling K r., u line
about $50 miles long, connecting Cleveland
with Wheeling. Hall the line from Cleveland,
Mount Vernon, Is now I'm operation,
and Mr.. FaIrlie is So iavorably Impressed with
the ouIiook that he promises the Remainder of
the line, including bridge over the Ohio here,
" be undertaken AL once.
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Sale at the Monument Grounds.
FRAME BUILDINGS. TOOLS, HOSTING ApPARA.
TUS ETC, SOLD.

FRAME BUILDINGS, TOOLS, HOSTING APPARA-
TUS, ETC, SOLD.
A public sale OF nearly ali the frame buildings
about the Washington monument, and Of the
materials, tools anu appliances remaining utter
completion OF the monument was held
Thursday afternoon at the monument
grounds. The articles sold included all
the frame buildings, with the exception Of the
Office, The building containing the unused
memorial stones aud the carpenter shop (Which
latter will be used in connection with the work
OF improving the river trout, large quantities OF
rope and stone, hosting ensiue, hoistlny
apparatus, blacksmith and stone cutters ts.ois
e.c. Some oi the articles brought u very lair
price. Tut many went Tor u mere song
The exact amount realized from tie sale
Is not yet known, but 1t Is roughly estimated ut
between nine and ten thousand dollars. WHAT
ever the amount Is, 1t will be turned over To The
y. S. Treasury. The purchasers are Messrs
bensinLer, Dreyfnss, HOwes q CO.. Winninetz
Hu .cninsOn, Hamilton & Mann, McMenamin in
Lane q Nailai, baum, Veiunleyer, FAanuury
BROS, Sprlngman. Wneeier, Edwards, ASH,
Shepherd q Hurley, Supp, Miller, Mcleod,
Merry aud Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Oct 23.-The National
Womans Christian Temperance Union this
forenoon held sectional meetings at the Henne-
pin and Centenary Methodist aud Free Bap-
list churches. Inc various departments OF
work Will be presented al the general meetings
The afternoon exercises At the Casino will in-
clude an address ON social purify by Mrs. T.. II.
Bradley, Oh England. Tue session wIil be de-
voted briefly 10 business. In the evening there
will be a young wunans meeting. The annual
report Will be presented by Mars. Francis J.
A.rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct 23.-The last rail on
the Minnesota and Northwestern second
division, formerly the Dubuque and North
western, WAS laid yesterday afternoon. This is
now the shortest route 10 Chicago by thirty
miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
German spies In France.
TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR MAKING DIAGRAM

PARIS, Oct 23.-Two Germans, named Estin-
ger and Wenzel. have been arrested al La fere
Cham l,euoise on the charge of being spies.
They have admiLted that tney were making
plans oil the forts aud routes In that part ol the
country Tor the German government They
say they received sovereign Tor each letter
they sent containing military diagrams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAiLA. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Coraer Pennsylvania Ave- and lltb q. h,
The Evening Star Newspaper COMPANY,

TIVE FvFSTSa STAR ts served IN subscrn.-. g. a.. :.
cit rs carriers on Their own account a, lO cents mar
week, or 4ac per month Copies at the counter
CENTS each BY mHll-posi age prepaid-5O ceuIs :
month: one year. 81: six months 81 ~ '
[Fntered at the Post Office Al W ashin,,on n r. a,
second class mail matter ~ ~ -
IHt WEEKLY STAR-p1hl,sheA on rrtday-Sl a
year. postage prepaid Six months 80 c,nts
aB AL mail subscriptions must be paid u ad vance
Il PAL er sent longer than IS paid for
Rates oi adverttsy- made known nm .,,,,tc,-.o,
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THE WAR DEPARTMkNT READY TO TURN THEM
OVER TO THE NATIONAL NU8EUN.
It is stated at the War department that the
director Of the National Museum was notified
some time ago that the department was ready
~ any time 70 turn over the Grant relics and
presents TO the museum.
The department MAS requested to retain
them ia Its custody until the cases In
tended tor them should be dnighed.
museum. authorities that they are al ready, TO
secure their TRANSFER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
CHANGES IN THE OFFICES.


w. r. Greathouse, OF New Orleans, has been
appointed consul at Tampico Mexico.
Mr. l.. NJ. Buford, Of Mississippi, has been ap-
pointed deputy fourth auditor The appoint
ment was secured by Senator George.
Inc following. having passed a probationary
aern' nave received absolute appointments to
ciiss In the Treasury department: Charles E.
Mostyn, OF Alabama, office OF the second audi
t1r; tt,; Henry r Hay, of Pennsylvania, office OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

sLAuGHTERING BEGUN-sMU0GLrNo =
FRoN THE oCARANTINEp pIsrILLERIE.

FRoN THE oCARANTINED DIsTfLLERIEs.
CHICAGO, Ocl. 23.-Ltve Stock Commissioner
McChesney returned yesterday irom Spring.
neiu, where he attended the meeting oi the live
sock board. In accordance with the plRu de.
cioed on II this meeting McChesney ordered
tie Work begun yesterday OF killing the SICK
Baker ana Castle visited the shuisidt distiiIsry
and set apart The sick fruin the healthy
animals. They did not md over five head that
Phoenix distiliesy two more 0f Nelson Aorr1x
cattle died. 6nuGyliug swili milk from the
QuxEansined oisIiller1es continues unnbato6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CT NICHOLAS SONGS
"A collection of original music by the best
American composers; uniquely illustrated; the
handsO;nest music-book ever produced. New
edition, price reduced. All booksellers and
mus!c-dealers have it. 1t i, "a pleasure To look
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oc23, mol 0.2i. .de4lllS
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ON THE PLEA OF TEMPORARY
lNSA ANITY.

Lawyer Haseltine Acquitted Of the
Murder Of His Wtfe's Sedueer.
STEVENS POINT, WIS.,, Oct % Lawyer Ha-
seltine was last evening acquitted OF the murder
Of A. e. Morse, q well known banker. The case
has been on trial more than q week, and has
account of the social prominence Of the parties
involved. Several months ago Morse was shot
by Aaseltine while riding In his buggy. Tue
latter gave hIinsef up, and at the trial just con-
Guided his lawyers pleaded that he became
temporarily insane by the sudden discovery
that his ultimate friend, Morse, had led his
vile astrxy. Tue details Of the trial have
brought out social rottenne<s connected with
otner leading society people OF stevens Point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
Industrial Revival tn Pttlsburg.
A BOOM In THE IRON, STEEL. GLASS AND COKE
INDUSTRIES,

PITTsBURG, Oct 23-This city is experiencing
an industrial revival just now which is growing
greater every day. Talks with "A half-dozen
leading manu- acLurers of iron, steel, glass and
coke to-day developed thai the mills. iactories
aud ovens are running TO their fullest ca Alcily,
and i'm many INSTANCES orders ahead loR
months of steady work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

yesterday lassed The sen. Of death ON Jas,
Stcvena cOiureu, fer the rape VI Alrs. Mary 1rsb-
eurn iaxt summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
District Government Affairs.


Engineer Comm >ioner Ludlow says that
next year, IL IL probable the Commissioners
viii do considerable WORK In the way OF lmprov.
ig avenues in the city, such Georg la, Nirg nia,
anu New Hampshire avenues along their whole
length, even where they pass through localities
that at present seem To demand no Improve
ment. Col. Ludlow says these avenues form
the great channels OF communication through
the city, and when they are once iuiiy devel-
Oped, the intersecting streets Will soon become
built up, aud the map Of the city Will be well
nlled out.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Commissioners have approved applicar
tions Tor liquor Iicenses from Jno. j. Bonchert,
623 Pennsy ivania avenue southeast; Jno. B,ier,
LOO street uortuwest: Robert r. Bradbury,
900 10th street southeast; Geo. W. Cooper, 2O3
l2.n street northwest; Jno. Gull, 2O41 h street;
Jno. Corrigan, $50 street southwest; Margaret
Calvin, 24Ol L street northwest; Jno. Curtin,
1888 M street northwest; Cassassa a. Sears 4O2
Stu street northwest; Ellen Dona"ue, 9o1 olh
street scuth~sst; r Dugan $3.50 street north.
Jno. Graf. 222 7tn street southeast: Jno. Hell,
6l4 4A2 street soui Invest Jno r Hainln' 3i0
Penpsylvania avenue northwest; r. HOY, 3lA
llth street north wesr J. L. Jueneman, 81 q. IA
street northwest n. ii. Janney. llIO 4 street
vest; I'D. Kelly. Rock Greek ChuIch road; Chas.
Kraemer. 7si 7tn street northwest; Geo. =.
kuzel, 1873 l4th street northwest; Mary A.
Lynn, 4s2 Pennsylvania avenue norlbw west;
Francis Leonard, s35 Delaware avenue SOUTH
Mer 7si sln 's srees Jss
Mclirath, 1000 SD street northwest; q.
Murphy, 700 4th street northwest; Mary Mar
llu, iUU4 6lu street south vest; Jno A. Pierson,
2Ui N street southwest w. II. Quackenbush.
lO4S SD street northwest; A. suppiee, GA
Louisiana avenue northwest; Henry Senge,
6I0 Pennsylvania avenue outheast; l. Stelze,
llV8 street northwest c. Sproesser. 3o6 u
street northwest; Jere. Sullivan. 1888 35th
street northwest; b. q. stewart, lOO3 Rhode
Island avenue northwest; Jno. lyman, 1ol7
18th street northwest. Matthias Nolte, lS31
7tn street northwest
AIsCELLANEoUR
The chief engineer OF the IRE department.
recon- meuds that exlru horse OF No. q, "DAn,"
ana extra horSe " Fox, /" oi No. z, be turned oveg
70 The property c.erk for disp0sal, icing uunt
for service In the department.
Tue market mAster of the Eastern market
requests that the inspector OF buildings bo
dirocted 70 Inspect the market % determlnO e
70 general repsirs needed
DUILDIXC PERNTr
Issued By Inspector Entwtsse: Mrs, Flint. 70.
par dwelling l78l street norlnwesg olO0
A,atsA bhlppen, repair frame ~ Hiiisda.e, bArry
sArm; e6VO. VIM. Miller, build frame 0poa
wsy0n shsd on 7th strsss road; $40
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Made second Lteutenants.

SERGEANT BRAINARD. OF THE GREELY ExPE-
DITION, ONE OF THOSE PRoMorED
Eight non-comnissioned officers have
been appointed to be second lieutenants in
the army follows: Sergeant u. l.. Brain
ard, ot the signal corps, to be second
lieutenant, probably Of the I'd cavalry; Ser
geant Major Odon Burrovits OF the 9th inian-
try. to be second lieutenant, 11,h infantry;
Corporal stephen n. Hackney, 16tn Infantry,
to be ID lieutenant, l6tn inianlry; Sergl Geo.
r. French, company A, 1st inIantry, to be I'd
lieutenant. 4th Infantry; Sergt. Frank Owen,
company Z, 9Th inlantry. 10 be- second lieuten-
ant Stn iniantry. Sergeant Major Harry
Fletcher, OF the Stn cavalry, to be sec
ond lieutenant 10th iuiuntry. Sergeant
Karl K"ops, I'd cavalry, to De I'd Lieutenant
18th Infantry, and COrporai George w, Martln
company H. LIST infantry, 70 be lieutenant lsth
ini:intry.
Second Lieut.. Frank Owen, who goes to the
eighth Infantry, is from TINS city. He received
hi, education at Young academy, aud always
had an ambition 10 become an army officer
Falling To secure an appO ntment TO the Mill
tary academy, he determined 10 enlist in the
army and try ior promotion. He has now re-
ceiVed Ills reward Tor several years faithful SER
vice u soldier.
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VICTORY FOR JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
He wins ME- Contest for the Seat Hell
nv Lewis for Londonderry.

LONDONDERRY, Oct 23.-Mr. Justin McCan
thy (Parneiiite) has been awarded the seat In
the house of commons which he contested FOR
10 the recent election against Mr.. Charles Ed
ward Lewis fconserSative.) Mr. Lewis has SIT
for Londonderry ever since 1872. In the re-
cent election the poll as counted gave Mr.. Lewis
Isl votes aud Mr.. Mccarthy l,s -, ana the
seat was awarded TO the former, vino up Ia date
has occupied IL, although Mr.. Mccarthy AT once
entered "A protest aud has ever since been push
ing his claim To the seat. basing his Csc
largely upon allegations OF illegal electioneerlng
methods upon the part or his opponent To-
day Mr.. Lewis counsel abandoned his ciients
claim, and the seat declared TO be Mr. Nc
Carthys. The case has been warmly coutested
from the start. and the announcement "i the
result has caused much excitement In the city.
Mr.. Mccarthy also has "A seat tor Ioneford
county, which he obtained without oppositons