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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
Escaped NihiiixiS.
THE THRILLING STORY OF THEIR SUCCESSFUL
FLIGHT FROM SIBERIA,

FLIGHT FROM SIBERIA.
The San Francisco Chronicle publishes an &C
count OF the escape OF three nihilists from Sue-
ria and their arrival in that city recently. IL
was only by accident that their presence there
became known, aud SO fearful are they of the
power OF the Russian government that they re-
fuse 10 give their surnanes, and were persuaded
to talk only solemn promises that their
place of abode should not be dlvuigeu. They
cannot speak WORD oI English. he men are
known only by their given names. which are
Denetri, Vasslil and Ivan, but their friends
VIII DOUBTLESS recoE uize tuem rom the account
of their expel fences. Tae men are aged re-
speciively AZ, 81 aud 30 years. but tney look
hi cn Oiuer ON account OF the hardships Lney
have undergone. Iney were all vi tnein active
mem bers lac great nihiilst society in Russia,
and Tor u long time were successful in eiuding
tue efforts OF The police To capture them; but
one night in 1853, while present al u meeting
Of stuleuts in Mel, the house Was surrounded
by troops ana tuirly-,our niniiisLs were arrest
ed. Denela was maaing spcecn when ar
rested, aud was sentenced to twenty years i'll
siberia White vassili ana Ivan were given ten
years each. and all were iorbidden ever " re-
turn to Russia.
On Ap,,. n, 1883. party Of 900 exiles iels
Suez canal. ne Three TRENDS had been told
tuat vn the vessel they would De given assist
ance by certain Oir1cers whom they would rec-
Ognize Ny certain signs, aud this proved true,
So tnat tue otherwise terrIule voyage WAS cuu-
sideraDiy ameilOraLed. The food Was very pour
aud tue Recommendations Oh the scan lest. For
SIC0tSA par VI Vic Itiu0 Tie c4uSS were kSpt
unusr guard between decks. the vessei stopped
at Suez. singapore ami Shanghai for supplies,
out the PRISONERS were 50 CLOSELY watched lnaL
escape Was ilnpossiuie. After u long voyage OF
sixty-two days lie vessel nnalIy reached Vladi-
vo,lOcK. leu men aud two women utid died
ON the passage. Here tue three friends were
agreeauiy surprised TO nud among tue officers
Ut tile guard a friend, VINO made himself known
by siAnS anu gave them what assistance he
could without attracting attention. The three
were SOM att6r sent W QUA, On the Auioor
river, where they remained two years. Tuen,
through the niysteriousiy exerted influence "a
friends, tuey were sent back To Vlauivostock,
aud tneir dulles were such that they had coii.
siderable freeuoln coin pared win otuers.
lu June Tue IN Aii-Oi-Waf .hoSkvA MAS ~ Vead-
ivustock, and IL Was given out that sue Was go
ing hume VIA San Francisco. Tue three nlnil.
lists ulsgu them solves and stUie board IN
The darkn LESS, taking tueir places lnemuers III
Tue crew. here, too, tney tounu friends among
tue officers, tnrouyu their private sig nuis. iaey
arrived safely in san Francisco Jew days ago.
Tue Russian Prince WiLtseustein, Prince Ga.It-
gin and Prince iarOiini, I'VE nepnews the
czar, aud Vice Admiral Ivan Sn3r .akod, miu-
isIer OF mariue, Were Oh the vessel On which the
niniiixtS calne W San trauciscO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
The Mystery Oi the sphinx.
EXCAVATIONS SHOW IT TO BE THE CENTER OF A
STUPENDOUs AMPHITHEATER

The Sphinx occupies position where the en-
crOachment OF Tie desert Is most Conspicuous
Al the present day nothing is 10 be seen the
animal except its head and its neck; but the
old Egyptian monuments on which 1t Is figured
sho n not only the entire body down to the
paws but also 4 large 50 uare splinL beneath,
covered with ORNAMENTS, Says The Acudeay.
Since the time OF tue Greeks, perhaps since
Lne reign VI Tnotnmes Nv, tuis piinLn has dis
appeared beneath the sand, anu its very exis-
tence had been forgotten.
IL is generally supposed that the sphinx IL
he we'd Out vi u large Isolated rock, whlcu over.
loONed tue pain. But N. Masl,eros Researches
suggest tnat IL Is a work yet more stupenuous.
He nas proved that the Sphinx occupies the
center vi AN amphitheatre, forming Kind Of
rocky basin, the upper r.m Of wuIcn aboul on
Y level with tue ncad 0I Tue Annual Tue walls
Of tuis am pitueater, whenever visible, are cut
ny the hanu OF man. II seems prooaUie. there
lore, tuat in the beginning tIere Was y UNIFORM
surface vi rOck, III when AN artinciaI valley
usas been excaSated, 20 as " leave IA the mid-
die u buck Out VI which The Spninx w2s dnAliy
heWn.
The excavations now being carried on will
Doubtless verIty the existence vi the plintu
SHOWN on the old paintings, aud also furuisn
eviuence, by Inc characterization vi the piiutu.
of the true aye vi the lnonumeut n. Masperu
Is Inclined u assign u IL very great antiquity
possibly uiguer tlAu the carrier uyuasliss, l. e.,
taan the nrsL period OF syptian history. Az
the result vi last winters WORK the sand round
tbs Sphinx has already been lowered BY about
thlrty meters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAB:
noticed in The STAR OF Thursday, October
21st, that the attempt at the Agricultural
annex ~ Keeling silk from the cccoons ID "the
nrst that has ever been made in this country"
fermit Inc Ia correct that assertion. More than
iorty years ago, ia the Iste. village OF Wickfo
H. l., a Venerable gentleman cascuing the silk
lever, ntied his old-iass IioEed attic With worms
and hau some bushels oi tine pretty ovaIs, IRON
which were reelsd u good many skeins OF raw
eiIk. lie eocuons were put in "a large iron
Kettle, tnat xas set In Tie garnet chimney, anu
rs they noatea la the hot water Tue thread.
were caught by u bunch vi prickly twIgs anu
wound upon the reel, vi ich was broux at from,
Connecticut, ano Operated Ny y lady VINO came
with H.
AS child I was cognixant Of the whole pro-
cess, ironi the Matching oi the tiny egg 10 The
reeitLg and spinnIus Tie silk. +. AG.
washington, u. e., october 20, 1886.
Extensive preparations have been made for
throwing open tue Mammoth Cave railroad
early neXt month.
TIE New York aldermanic committee on the
BArthoidl fete have perfected arrangements 10,
taxing part Ia The ceremonies Oc,ouer %.
One OF The counsel ior the seven coudem ned
Chicago anarchists states that another motion
iof nsw trial Will be called ~ .iie attention. -
yooxe 0Ary, On the ground u newly oiscovsrsU
oecislooA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

TWO LADIEs THROWN AMONG THE ToMBsrONEs
As The carriage OF Judge George JONES' OF
New York, was passing Through tue cemetery
grounds In Pougnkespsie. N. Y, Thursday
afternoon, the driver, James Kennedy. was
suddenly seized with dit aud fell between the
horses. The team ran away. The wife Of Judge
f.. O. Eidridye aud Mrs. Judge Jones were
thrown cut Vi the carriage, the former breaking
ner arm anu rtceiViny severe bru,ses ON her
lace aud head. She was picked up Unconscious
Mrs. Jones kept her scat untii lus Carriage
struck tombstone and upset, and sue was
Caught under the vehicle. Sue was severely cut
ABOUT the lace anu head. ana her shoulder was
badly bruised. Mr.. E.driuge j. uoiug we'll auu
VIII probably recover. Tue driver was not seri-
ousiy hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

NOTED OUTLAW kILeED.-News has just
reached DenisOn, Tsxas, u The kii,ing OF John
Ingram, alias Jonn Ward, In tue Cherukes
natlon: Iagran Nd been Irving with ms uncle
near fahieQuAh. ne was wanted ia Charles.
ION, Swain couuty, ~. u, Tor the colo -blovded
murder VI samuel Welcn shout year xgo. aud
y6OO reward was offered iOr his capture. On
w,Ih = posse, surro0ndse Ingram In . hsld
where he WAS blowing. ae haa \ sixshooter IN
his belt AID = w Winchester rine wHs standing IN
y sence corner. When called upon 10 SURRENDER
he drew his shooter. whereupon the omceu
nred upon hiin VITA fatal result One snvS
paesed shrouxh his bowels ana ausstheF sns0uQe
was mortAity wounded He WAS one 9! NE
must rossd and dsspsrats ooosws ~ AeeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
The Locomotive Engineer~.

MATTERS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE RECEIVING
ATTENTION. AT THElR CONVENTION
The officials Of the convention OF the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers, now
In session In New York, refuse TO give
any Information TO their discussions or
aims. IL Is, however, mysteriously declared
that the session Ii the most i'm i,ortant one Of
the 23 years existence Of the order. "Matlcrs."
said "A delegate yesterday, 'anectsng all the peo-
pie oi the land viii be acted upon, but We cannot
uivuige their purport until they are ueDniteiy
acted upon" Ii is said that the work IL 50 I'm.
POrt4nt that the session Mlll last two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
Bulgaria M0derates Her Tome.
EVIDENT THAT SHE WILL HAVE TO SEEK RrG
ONCILIATIoN WITH RUSsIA.

Advices from sofia Intimate that towing to the
apparent indispositiOn OF the powers to actively
support Bulgaria, which will have the effect OF
driving her 70 reconciliation with Russia.
there Ii . general feeling In Sofia that II Gen.
Kau;bars should evince friendliness the gov
eminent will agree to postpone the meeting OF
tAs aourante.
The GEAR has summoned Gen. Gourko, MILL
tary commander OF Warsaw to proceed "a tue
Imperial pAthce 1T 0atschinH TO receive tuStruc-
toms preparatory ~ replacing Gen. kaulbars "
Russian military agent IN Au,sHria.
Husxlan Consul Nekiindon Cuaryes agents OF
0ning and killing Russian syinpathisers aud
perlnittinS rapins aud rape. dsu.s Kaulban
ACCUSES tue rexency OF preventing Populations
adhoronia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

shot NJ A JEALOUS uusnAKD.-Ia Mobile,
A,n wednesday aIIsrnOop William Z. CArrSiL
a well-known young business man. drOve oown
the suell roAu, sccoiut Suied by nis sistsr, aud
paid = visit 70 Mrs. harry and her dsug hters
Mrs Lee Furdney. After soine moments spent
ia pleasant conversation farrell heard = noise
oui.ide tue house Md. thinking sotnelhing the
faced BY Lee Fordney, pistol In usna. Forduey
remarked thst be nsd hmm ~ last and dred -
Carroll grasped the pisVoL Tue bullet sutsrea
Carreli,s siue and produoed what 10 considered
= fatal wound. detecLive arrested foraney.
Neither " Lhe men wIu speak oi tbe cause a
Inc trouble. Carroll ssys bs u ths only fr1sn6
FOrdney has.
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Probation After Death.

PRESIDENT SMITH, Of ANDoyER, EXPLAINS TO
THE CoNGREGATIoNAL COUNCIL.
At Mondays session OF the national council
of the Cong egational church in Chicago, Prof
Egoert Smith, OF Andover Theological semi
nary, the well-knowu exponent OF the theory
of probation alter death, said in the course ot a
ten minutes speech:
''fne Christian church in every age has held
and proclaimed doctrines and dog mas and we
distinguish between the Two, anu II some dog
mas, Traditional or new, seen TO be true, we
endeavOr ln convey just All exact impression as
10 what their authority may be, That we may
educate Ouf stuieuts AS lar in Us lie, 10 pro-
Calm, not the commandments, the dog mas OF
men, Out the pure truth u, IL Is found III Christ.
Some OF the brethren seem 10 suppose tua, our
teacning - largely occupied with a special
no. INA about lhc ueLtnen. There is good deal
Of misrepresentation on Lni, point, particularly
As regards The time uevuted to tue LeacuiiIg Of
this particular tenet ASKED Prof. Hlnks one
Oi our faculty, how much time lie devoted u
teaching ,uis tenet during hi, lectures, and he
said lie devoted but d lew minutes In each
lect ure, IN uca more time being slveu " the reIu
tAllOn Oi Tie point ny those OI tue faculty WuO
us,enteu from H. am not now arg iuy for or
against this dogma. / would not iaAe any
sucn advantage To thrust forward my views 1
am Simply explaining tnat we do Not make any
hobby "a ttiis matter"
Sc. erai clergy men atterward said that, though
because OF the MANNER In which DR..
smith Dad treated Ii, his views were just
rs ever from being accepted by the CLERGY Of the
church.
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Shot Dead by Hix JealO


AN ITALIAN WOMAN, srUNG BY JEALOUSY
AND TAUNrs, KILLS HER HUSBAND IN THE
STREET.
From The New York Tribune October 2lst.
Mis-. Chilra Siso Cignaraie, u slender deli
cate-iookiDg, but nottempered Italian woman,
shot and killed her husband, Antonio Gig
narale i'll 1st avenue, near 1l1th street, yes
lerday. Tue couple were married In Italy nine
years ago, when the wife was seventeen years
Old, and they came to this city two years ago.
Mrs. Cisnuraie '.eacrted her husband early in
the summer and went to i've win u young
Italian bIicHlayer named Denie in Chrystie
street. Clguarale Louk another Italian
woman to 1--WE with bun in the tenement
house at IL 1th street aud LIST avenue. HIS friends
entlceu Deute up town last month, aud one vi
them cut INN across the neck with y razor.
DenIs Went 10 tine Presbyterian hospital uud
recovered, while Ills sissuilant was locked up in
the Tombs. About a week ago Mrs. Cisnaraie
hired rooms in the leneiiient house No. 2432
LIST avenue, near 10th street. Sue also Invaded
her husbands rooms and quarreied with the
WOMAN wuo had suppianted uer. While Deute
Was AT work yesterday, Cignarale threatened TO
XIII MS vie ii she entered Ills rooms a. ain.
Mrs. Cisnarae followed her husband when ne
left tine mousse taking with her pig revolver
Ielonging 10 Dente. Cignaraie walked down
LIST avenue toward Little Italy. When he was
ae the house III whcn ne lived the woman
sLoie up behind him anu fired. The bullet
struck uiin below the lett shoulder. CiynuraIe
turned anu saw tbs vile win the revOiver In
ner hand. he started To run aud She tired
again. The second bullet did not MT him, but
utes.
Pasquaie MassO, Giovanni Cava and Michael
Spero naw MRS. Clguaraie i'll pursuit OF her nus
band ana had nearu tLe shots. Iney saw her run
through 112tn street toward III avenue aud
followed her. Policeman hickey arrested ner.
She took ne revoiver from her pocket aud adj
mitted that she lad shot her husband. Cigna-
rale's bOuy Was Carried u the l26th street
police station, AND Hickey urraisned Tue woman
be.ore Justice W eiue at line Hafien court. she
calmly related the quarrel with uer husband,
apparently tnlnhin< tuat his threats aud In
suits lad Justified kiiIIug niln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

The LONDON SoCIALisrA--The officers Of the
La'nduu sociai uSmucrxtio EsdaruLon have
enI note In repiy 10 the police ie Ller, saying
mat they consiuer II UNFAIR 10 saddle upon the
.soefsttop beorenand The respuns, u log auy
hiscniei that might arise wuicn might be due,
al was the Case Ia February talst, only ~ the
.nsmeiency of the poitca. They sxy that the
proposed demonstration II ~ much entitled "
p''iice pfotection ~ 10 the lord mayors show,
-.no tnaI sucu PROJECTION bS accorded lheir
REORGANIZATION VIII be an orderly Que.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23


A dispatch from Ottawa, Ont, states that a
sensation was caused At the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Ottawa, Waddington
and New York Rsilroad company, at Ottawa
yesterday. by charges made by MIR. Reddinglon,
u lawyer OF this city, that certain stocks had
been iraudulently allotted through the work OF
one w. - Carman. MIR. Carnan, II Is belIeved
Is man Who came from Brookly 10 Washing
ton and has lived here some time, Del ~ at the
Capitol almost daily last winter, ON account IL
Is thought OF interest he took in getting the
Brookiyn post Office site changed. There were
two OF he Carnaus, Iather aud son. The son
WAS Knocked down IN the lobby OF the House
by Representative Bliss, OF Brooklyn.
Al The Ottawa meeting the dispute arose over
the allotment OF el0u,OOo la stock Ia the
directors ot the railroad company for past SER
vices. Mr. Redd 'ngton characterized the allot-
ment as fraudulent, the work of W. d. CaTuan
and Challenged the voting right OF every holder.
tie read alleged extracts iroin the courl records
70 show that Carman had been convicted in
New York oi obtaining money under Ialse pre-
In various neiarious transactions. Intense ex-
element Was created by keddington's speech,
aud the language exchanged between me IA uers
Was anything but parliamentary.
Mr.. keddiugton read an alleged letter from
the UnIled States authorities Ia tne effect Iuat
the plans Tor the proposed bridge across the 1T.
Lawrence could Not De approved OF 30 loug
Mr.. Carnlan was Oh the board, and he demanded
ms removal. he charged tust MIR. Hickey, the
president, had attempted " use the COIN pany's
franchise ior selfish purposes.
The president u tue directors, Mr.. Hickey.
defended the action Of the directors The DIS
directors, Z. E. Hickey, Dr. McIniyre, r. q.
Carer, w. +. Carinan, r. AcllorisalI Capt
Fariinser and Ira Morgan repress a.ing ths
directors. and Capt Farlinger, Z. ODuil, Dr.
ANDERSON, j. Readington, Nv ash ing Iou). MrA
Grace kserer, sirs. Eiixa6eth Inlay ana T. q
Anderson representing the kckens.
The president Of Tie board recog nissd the
former ANU both Sets OF directors orxaniyed.
Tue Carmaa supporters state that as soon ~
the organization Is completed tney will at once
take LIE necessary sJeps ~ remove the obtec-
lions vi the Secretary OF War of the CnIIed
States " granting them pc. mission 70 bridge
the 81 Lawrence, which obl0ctious they state
10 be based solely Oh the connection with
tue road vi Mr.. CarmAn, VINO haas already -
cured for himself u charter for q bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

DEATH OF A NOTED CuoorAw. - Ex-Head
Chiei lie FiOre, Oh Tue CnoctAw nation, Died
suddspty at The xxe OF IS " ednesaay. he wHs
one OF tLs naosI intelligent Indiana In the
United STATES: MAS vel informed On NIL A0xtrs
81 day; served ~ g0vsrnor OF tns CnoctAw IA.
ton ior eight years, and slnce 1870 nas held
the Office Of stale anuisor, Many years ago he
married Miss 0oodiug. QuArter blood VIM
survives htau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

A MUKDERER's CONFESSION. David Goo0.
Hen, the man who nailed up a house containing
WOMAN and two cniidreD aud set nre 70 II IN
otLawa, Ont., aud then murdered the woman
"aen she succeeded IN breaking out, has con-
iessed the crime. He claims tlia,t the woman
attacked hiuh nrss, aud by her language sygrx-
waited him into dealing blows which cause0 her
dsA.l, eut asnies having thrown tue body int
the flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
THE UNIvERsALrsrs FOR PRoHIBrrroN.-As

TIE UNIvERsALIsTs FOR PRoHIBITIoN.-At
the Unlversaiist general convention NJ Akron,
Outo, yesterday, IL Mas deciueu by unani.
nlOus vole ~ engage an u foreign missionary
worn. II Was deciued 10 hold the ue AI meet tang
la New YORK. Officers Tor the ensuing year were
elected on The temper auce question: kesoiu-
luIions were adopted Iavoring unl,eu aud earn
e,t work against the demon vi strong urilIk. de.
ciarlng Io.ai abstinence be ihe only Tor
luJemp erauce; thai "Lhe entire suppression Of
Tue nlanuiacture, importation auu sale oI In
toxlcaiins beverages IL The goal We eli. ,uld work
ior, aud Tue DOOn we should demand vi the
Stale"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

How 4 BASS BALL PirCiseR BRoxH Hu
III inister, Md. aiup, DrOkt his arm in = ratner
curious manner tue other day 1T the Hsxers-
town iair. he had gwen nve cents for the
priv llese VI turuwillg three ualls az 4 Culorcl
inan's ..ead stuck through canvas. He was
SUCCESSFUL on Tue nrst tNr0W, but In putting
more iUrce tuto nts seCon1 attempt. he Actually
snapped snort OF the bone VI ms biz rignt
ann between shoulder ana elbow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

from tue Boston Courier
Tue management OF Bsmarck's waste paper
basket illustrates the care that Is taken 10 pre-
serve the secrets Of the empire. The chancellor
carries upon his arm, when employed in his
bureau, u basket, into which he puts all enye-
iopes, torn letters kilograms, memoranda and
the like, and alter the work oil the day Ia over
ILLS confidential secretary sorts tho scraps over,
10 prevsnt tue loss ci ANY paper worth N eserva-
Ton. Inc cniei o. the secret police, NJ. dc Slit
Ter, next takes possession of tuese bits of paper,
ireaynteo Min tue secrets OF state, aud III his
presence they are All reuuced " asles. AS Lie
"olu oeiieI That Ia the enbcrs OF ail things their
prlinordi~ form exists uas fallen into disre-
pule ior want Oh The coninx alchenaist who can
restore "tne rose, perfect in aii is ineinbsrs.
iruin iS OLD asues, ,nia method Oh dispOsauY vi
the cnancstiors correspondence u piHeticAlly
Satisfactory, and the secrets OF tue 0a0ineL
cnAinoer seldom transpire " mesns Of tsii-tale
papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

The day switehmen Ia the Louisville and
NASHVILLE yards, thirty.iour In number, Quit
work yesterday until their pay ID Increased.
Goia which wiii' ASSAY 1A1 70 tue ton has
been discovered In guicn On Tho oAkt aide OF
GIeyLuc mountain. Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

HISTORICAL HoUsE BuREED.-Ths old
PeckaIune manor house. Ouiit by henry CorLin
in 1860 ia Westmoreland county. Va, Aua near
tue po,omac river. Wa totsiiy destroyed by fire
Inurs.iay lporuing, with nal tue furniture 10
couIaIned. Tuis house w.. known the oldest
coionial dwellinx In the United statsa- the
owner, Ar. A. = Airk wooas s.iued IL at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

He tried TO steal . kiss from p0uling lips
Az sweet Hnu lair
Az roses red from winch the WHO bee okp8
HIS uecsAs rare
The mai,isn blusbed aadceyly turned her bead
And though sue nsisn.r struggled. nowned nor CHA
Nvr sAid hian uays
Nor showed disp0atuou 70 reeiee
(ihe cnance had)
He hack ward drew aud s.rAitWoY I'D aeG1Dt
And Ghe Wa aaad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
A COWBOYS LIFE.


LIVING IN DUG-oUT-THE SOLITUDE OF VIM
TER - PLEASANT INDIAN NErGHBcEs - THE
BUCK1Ne BRoNcHos AND THEIR RIDERS
THE CHARMS OF LIFE ON HORSEBACK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH He WOULD
HANG the GOULDs AND NANDEKBILTs.-A
meeting Oil socialists held IA LoucordiS
assembly rooms In New York last nisat 10
indorse Henry Ceorge. Tue stage wac deco
grated with bloou-ie ed Gags. lne four IneIss
boycolters lately pardouea Dy Gov. hill occu-
pied seats on the platform. Mr.. George Was not
present. Conrad Kuhn. one OF tne speakers.
declared himself "A re,oiutionist, IL by mat was
meant y desire " have Tue country az WAS
lett ~ US by Washington and Jefferson. III
hanging the Clouds And NauderulIJs would
restore the peoples rights he wound De In favor
vi such executions. Otuer speakers ecnUed
these sentimental, which ELECTED great enthu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

THE KNIGHTS OF LABoR.-General Master
Workman Powderly, Oh the Knights ol Labor,
left philadelphia yesterday ior Lawrence, siass.,
where ue wl.I Inis evening attend a meeting VI
District Assembly No. 30, Ia prevent, a. posi-
bic, The threateneu withd. awsai from LIE order
number vi tl,e local assemblies which COM
prise that assembly. monster street parade
anu mass meeting have been arranged ior
tonight in Philadelphia I'm honor Of return
oil the delegates IRON the hicamond conNen-
ton, aud the announcement INA: Mr.. powueriy
wouIu not lake part therein caused great dis
Il. poinlmenl- IL Is expected That over $4,000
kAlgnLs OF Labor Mll pan llclpate IN The p.rtde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

Mr.. BLAINE AT HIS BIRrHPLACE, - Hon.
James u. Blame, accompanied by his two sous,
spent several hours yesterday an the Odd suan.
sion At Brownsviile, Pa, where Mr.. Blaine Mas
born, aud he also visited the graves oi hls par.
en- L aud In the Old Catholic cemetery.
Last evening ne spoke NJ an Immense uieel ing
In The puuiic sQuare. The address non.
political. THIS norulng the party leil for Wash.
.,,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23
HOW JEWS KILL CATTLE.

Practictug the system Exactly ~ Pre-.
scrtbcd by MOses-A Butchers Optm.
ion OF = Custom which Germany Pro.
htbitS.