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Evening star., 1886-06-23
Five More Bullets I'm His Body.
A NEGRO GAMBLER TERRIBLY WOUNDED BY A

OMAHA, NEB., June 23.@C. L. Bradley, q
colored gambler, was shot and probably fatally
wounded by one Thomas Sbotwell, nve miles
from Crawford, northern Nebraska, yesterday.
Bradley was lying asleep on his cot when Shot
well shot him In the back OF the head, tearing
of the outer plate Of the skull. ShotweI then
shot into his backs as he rose up, and sent a
and still another into his right arm. Shotweli
mounted horse and escaped. Bradley
never lost consciousness and Is still alive. He
carries more wounds than any man In the
northwest. He was a sergeant in troop, 9th
cavalry, until q few months ago, when he be-
came professional gambler. Bradley has been
in eight shooting scrapes and has always been
hit
Evening star., 1886-06-23

CHICAGO, June PA special dispatch from
Lincoln, Neb., says: gentle man who has
Within few days past Travelled over much Of
south aud western Nebraska brings the en-
couraging report that crops OF every kind aro
In "A nourishing condition. The recent rains
have been most beneficial. and the corn este,
cially rs making fine progress. The hay crop
Will be very abundant, and the cattle in tha
western part OF the state and eastern Colorado
will not suffer for lack OF grass.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
THE FISHERIES DISPUTE.
Secretary Chapleau Thinks Congress
Will Avert Serious Complications.

MONTREAL, June 23.-Hon. Mr.Chapleau, sec
retary OF state, referring yesterday to the fishery
question, said it might involve the people in seri-
Gus complications but he had faith in President
Cleveland and Congress, and had no doubt
that the question would shortly be brought TO a
practlcabie and equitable solution.
HALIFAX, n. 81, June 23.-Captain Doughty.
OF the Portland fishing schooner Ella NJ.
doughty, which was seized at Englishtown c.
D., last month, arrived IN Halifax yesterday
from the United States. He is on his way back
10 cape Breton to again take charge of his
vessel. bonds having been given by her owners
he VIII make deposition Of the facts in the
case to-day.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
A CoIorcd Family Poisoned.

PARIS, Mo-, June 23.-S Bryan, colored, and
his wife and three children have been poisoned
by drinking water from a barrel In which has
been placed some poisonous substance. Ths
symptoms are those OF arseni cal poisoning.
suspicion points 10 "A young darby with whom
the Bryans had personal difficulty ON
SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
81. Louis Aid for Parmell.
DISPUTE OVER THE MANNER OF FORWARDING

ST. LOUIS, June 23-Ata q meeting last night
called by the executive committee OF the Par
nell Aid society the sum OF 81, $50 was sub
scribed, to be 1t once sent aid In the election
British parliament. A dispute arose over the
method OF forwarding the money, but the ma,
Jortty finally voted that IL should be sent
through the treasury Of the Land League ssso.
citation. Mr Peter L. Foy, chairman OF the
meeting, who had opposed the course, there.
upon Withdrew his Subscription OF Sl0O and
resigned his position. DR.. OReiily was chosen
TO NIL the vacancy ant committees were ap
pointed to collect funds.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

MUskoGEE, l. T., June 23.-Governor Wolf,
OF the Chickasaw nation, yesterday issued .
proclamation ordering the Immediate removal
OF all cattle from the nation, and imposing q
charge OF 81 head for the grass consumed by
SAID cattle. Many OF these cattle have bee,
purchased 10y Chickasaw citizens, but thta
prOclamation nulllfies all such plrchAses.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
Heavy Hail In Wlsoonsiu.
THE WHEAT AND POTATO cRoRs BAprY cu

EAU CLAIRE, Wm., June 23-Reports Of 9
terrible hail storm which swept over The south.
western portion OF this county Monday might
men everything is laid dat The sharp hail cut
the wheat heads and potato vines badly, the
TOTAL loss probably amounting 70 from $4,000
winter wheat crop 10 damaged the worst, but Il
ts Thought the spring wheat is not far enough
The storm was about four miles "a Vida ~
eight miles long.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

The Fanls which o. Pound With Ne
Gladssone's scotch Meesfmgs.

LONDON, June 23.-The Times. commenting
on Mr.. Gladstone's GLASGOW meeting, says:
The remarkable absence OF mon OF intellect
ual, social or professional distinction which has
characterized all OF Mr.. Gladsttne's meetings
In Scotland, appears TO have reae he'd Its high
est development at GLASGOW yesterday. Mr..
Gladstone's efforts 10 avoid serious discussion
OF his own plans was crowned with complete
success in his GLASGOW speech. IL bristles with
misstatements of facts and Ierversionk of
arguments. IL does not contain q single At
tempt To grapple with the difficulties OF the
Irish question"
Evening star., 1886-06-23
Ending the Great strike at Troy.

Troy, n. \. June 23.-The Collar Manufac-
turers association met at 10 O'Clock this morns
ing aud adopted resolution ordering all tho
collar factories To resume business tomorrow
and requesting all the employees TO report for
duty. The molders Will resume work lo-mor.
w.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
New Brun.wick FORESTS Burning.
DISASTROUS coNsEeuENcLs Of LONG

DISASTROUS CONSTITUENCIES Of A LoN0
DRoUGHT-TowNs In DANGER
ST. JOHN, n. b., June 23.-TIe province ID
now suffering from extreme drougnt, and for
esl fires are raging IN many directions and with
particular severity along the line OF the Inter.
Colonial railway. Berry's Mills station and
Junction the fires are increasing 10 AN alarming
extent. The residence OF the late Judge fischer,
at Frederickton, was reached and consumed
yesterday.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June 23.-It is expects
ed that trouble will grow out oI he resumption
OF work at the Campbell Creek Coal com pany's
mines, six miles above this city, aud To prevent
II Deputy Sheriff Thomas lett lor the mines
this morning, ia order TO be present 10 stop any
depredations by the Striking miners.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
Telegrams to The Star.
FRENCH PRINCES ORDERED TO LEAVE
CritClSilg GladSt0nG'S Popular Audiences
HOW PARSONS AVOIDED ARREST
OHIO NOT FOND OF NEW ENGLAND
WHEN CHINA WILL BUILD RAILWAYS.
Kidding FRANCE OF THE PRINCES
The Decree OF Expulsion Issued this
Afternoon.

PARIS, June 23.-The government at 3o'clock
this afternoon will issue decree expelling the
French princes from the country. The princes
will leave France tonight A number of the
royalist senators and deputies have gone to the
Chateau ID Flu 10 condole with the Count of
Paris.
Most OF the royalist senators and deputies
Intend to witness the departure Of the Count OF
Paris from France.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
Fined for Contempt OF Court.

PEAR AGAINST THE GAMBLERS
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Mayor Maurice joyce of
East ST. Louis, was subp9naed witness in
the gambling cases for last Monday at Belle
Vile, but Jailed To appear, and the court issued
an attachment for him. The mayor was pres
ent in court yesterday and explained that his
nOn-attendance was because he had frequently
appeared as witness in the case, which had
been continued, and he did not suppose that he
would be wanted on Monday, ana did not
know anything about ii. State Attorney Hol-
den told the court that the mayor could tell q
great deal II he was SO inclined, and insisted
upon his being held for contempt OF court. AT
the time OF the raid upon the gamblers Mayor
Joyce expressed himself as heartily in favor OF
the raid, and had previously called upon Sheriff
ROpieQuet and asked his assistance to rid the
city of the gambling dens, claiming that he was
powerless to enforce the law. Judge Snyder
fined him $5 for contempt OF court, which the
mayor at once paid.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

PERsoNAL.-Mr.Wilson L. Bissell, of Buffalo.
the Presidents former law partner, is in the
city. He called upon President and Mrs. Cleve-
land to-day.-Mrs. y. 8. Kenyon and children
have gone TO Long Isand---Mr. F. d. Owen
will sail FOR Europe on Monday for the purpose
OF studying art and architecture. He and Mr.
Francis II. NOyes will go together. They are
both members of the Capital Bicycle club, and
have In prospect an enjoyable wheeling tour on
The ps, continens-E: III: Platt stratton, New York,
and Dr.. j. B. Harmer, Philadelphia, are at the
EE66itt;-Levsrett EDsdu.- Bell, of ST. Louis, S. G.
Greenwich, N. and =. ". Hoff and ID
wife, OF New York, are at the Riggs
s.: s.: George T. Bryan. Richmond; A. N. Stewart,
Philadelphia; Hon. A. NJ. Dockry, Gallatin.
Mo-; j. I: Nelson, Fort Scott, Kan; II. w. Dur
han, wife and family, Wayn ne. Ill.,; George L.
Norton, New York; r. Roche and wife. ST.
Louis: Hon. r; W. fownshend and family, Ill,
are at Wiilard's.-Paul Matthews, the son OF
Mr.. Justice Matthews, was one Of the Junior
orators at Princeton college Tuesday evening.
The Following Washington ans are at She5-
andoah Alum Springs, Va: Miss Elsie Allen,
Mrs. Major George A. Gordon. Mrs. Dr. Prentiss'
Miss Louise p: Pren.iss, Spencer b. Prentiss,
Webster Prentiss, Elliott c. Prentiss, Miss
Ioshi kuki, Toxic. Japan, niece of the Japan
ese minister, Washington; Mr.. X. Saigo Toxic,
Japan.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, L. l., June 23.-Herbert
Meaton. the English lightweight jockey, who
was injured In the fourth race here yesterday
while riding W. L.. SCOTS Asteris, died at l2:45
O'Clock this morning. His funeral will take
place at IL am. on Friday.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

APPRAISER APPOINTED.-The President yes
terday appointed John NJ. Galloway, of Kan
sas, to be an appraiser of the right of way of the
Southern Kansas railroad company through
the Indian Territory, vice John Martin, de.
clned. -
Evening star., 1886-06-23

EAU CLAIRE SALOON MEN TRYING TO pm
VENT ALL SUNDAY LABok.
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.,, June 23.--As q retalia-
tory measure against the law and order league.
which has caused tue enforcement OF the sun.
day law AS applicable To saloons, forty three
warrants Will Dc issued to-day Tor she arrest Of
the employees of The bells Improvement com.
pany, on the charge OF sorting logs On sunday.
Florence NJ. Burlington, secretary OF the com.
pany, Is included. The leading members u
the company active IN the Jaw and order
league. The Dells company will set up q de-
fensc tnat Sunday work ID necessary ia order
70 project its vast luuYber interests.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Interna,
revenue, $175,1 152; customs, 1898, 9,261.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
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Evening star., 1886-06-23

CONSULAR CLERK.-The President has ap-
pointed Geo. II. Murphy, of North Carolina, to
De consular clerk of the United States.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
Giving Up the Eight Hour STRUGGLE.

A BOYCOTT To BE ORDERED
CHICAGO, June 23.-The strike OF the furni-
ture workers Tor eight hours was last night Off
clally declared at an end at meeting OF the
union. Every furniture worker NAV now re-
turn TO work and work as many hours a day as
he chooses. AS a matter of fact nearly all OF
the members of the union returned to work on
the ten hour system some time ago. The ques-
tion OF boycotiing the Brunswick-Balke billiard
manufacturing company was discussed at some
length, and IL was finally decided that such
boycott should be ordered. Prominent mem.
bers OF the union say that they have number
OF grievances against the company.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
HOW PARSONS HID HIMSEIr
Washed the Dye out OF His Hair and
Retired to q Nebraska Town.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The Daily Neews this
mornlng prints an account of the movements
OF Anarchist Parsons subsequent to the Hay
market riot. 1t says when the bomb exploded
on that night Parsons leaped from the wagon
and ran to his home. After a conference with
his wife they decided that his flight was neces-
sary. BY morning he WAS on the Rock Island
train Win u ticket To Omaha. His disguise WAS
thorough. Parsons hair and moustacne are
iron gray In color, but personal vanity has
ever led him TO the use OF a dark dye, and even
MS most intimate acQuaintances have known
ana described him as a dark-haired man. Be-
lore leaving his home on the night OF his flight
be removed the dye from mis- hair and NOUS
tache. The result was q thorough change in
appearance On reaching Omaha Parsons went
directly 10 the home Of Anton kuhe, the patron
OF Nebraska anarchists and the proprietor OF a
suburban road house. Up to that time the an n.
ETY. To apPrehend Parsons had not reached the
pitch IL attained subsequently, and no one
mad started in pursuit Of the anarchist
The newspapers kept him informed of the
progress Oh puoilc sentiment and the growth OF
the desire III Chicago for his return. He then
took alarm, and, through the mediation of
Ruhe, secured q refuge on a farm near PapiIlion
small town ~ miles west of Omaha There
he remained until Friday last, when yielding
70 the advice of Captain Black he started tor
chicago. He boldly entered Omaha, purchased
his ticket and made the journey Of 500 miles
without an attempt at concealment. His beard
during his absence covered his face and when
ne appeared before his wife at O'Clock Mon
day morning she scarcely knew him. In the
forenoon he secured the services OF a barber and
after taking dinner at the home of friend on
Morgan street he took cab tor the criminal
court.
1t is now certain that Balthazar Rau's mis-
sion To Omaha was partlyto see Parsons but
as he has said In a previously published letter
10 an attorney, Rau was shadowed by the Do
nee In Nebraska and abandoned his project,
Parsons constantly communicated by letter
with his wife and latterly with Capt Black
Evening star., 1886-06-23
The Bladensburs Spa Springs.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY ABOUT TO BE
TRANSFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENT
Scott's geographical description of MARYLAND
and Delaware has the following reference to the
Bladensburg Spa Springs, which property is
about TO be formally transferred to the govern
ment, as stated In yesterdays STAR:
"At Biadensburg, in Prince Georges county,
is q fine chalybeate spring, to which a great
many people resort In the summer months. 1t
is impregnated with iron and contains a great
deal of carbonic acid or fixed air. The water is
exceedingly clear and remarkably cold. In ali
cases of debility the most s,lutary effects are
produced rom the use OF it, and In many In
stances where it is drank for a few days the ap-
petite is increased"
Another description of the springs ia "a fol.
lows: "Ihe mineral spring is pleasantly sit
Branch) near q fine clump of trees at the en-
trance Of the village. 1t would not REQUIRE
much expense to make this an agreeable
water is 55tso. Some years ago a public bath
was constructed near The spring, but the tenn
perature was found 70 be dlsagreeably cold and
light and agreeable and are drunk during the
summer months by svaletudinarfans' rom
Washington and other neighboring places,
These waters are also used for culinary pur.
poses by The people OF Bladensburg and yicin.
tty. In the year 1904 the surface around the
springs was completely inundated, aud after
, ane nood mad subsidized to the level Of the min.
eral waters their current was not greater than
usual, which proves that the spring is not sem
sibiy affected by the rains. During the
s'hn. season The location Of the spring Is
suDlect 10 bilious and intermitting levers"
Inc late Bishop Pinckney made the location
OF this spring his residence for some wears priOI
10 nis decease, and he said that the waters sus
taineo nlm and prolonged his life.
~ Is commended that to carry out the wish OF
Inc oonor Dy conveying the water into. the city
ana having it supplied to public buildings and
Gets At convenient l0cations, would have q very
oeneAclai enect upon the public health here.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

CHIEF JUSTICE HOWARD REsIGNa-The At
torney General has received the resignation OF
Sumner Howard as chief justice of the supreme
court OF Arizona.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
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Rates Of advertising made known on application.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

BERLIN, June 23.-The German Colonial a.
soclatlon has purchased from Lhe Denhart
Brothers 5Uo Kilometres oil territory ia Nitu,
Zanzibar,
Evening star., 1886-06-23

MARRIAGE LICENSES. = Marriage licenEeo
nave been issued by. the clerk OF the court I'd
George Albert Russell, of Baltimore, Nd, ana
6mma eM,,,,a. r Donayin; Robert ii. Hall and Anna
Thomas Keat0n, OF Hamp pton, Va. and Mary l.
simpson; A. w. Mack and Mary A. Holmes;
Wm. betz and Anna u 6oper; Lewis Brown, OF
Atianta, ia. and Annie Watts; Frederick Rob
inson and Katie Brooks; John 81. Riley and
Mary f Carter, OF Iynchburg, Va.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

Gen. SCHoFIELD arrived at Fortress Monroe
yesterday. He is the president Of the board to
examine the class at the artillery school.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

LYNCHBURG, VA, June 23.-Answers to IN.
qulries by the Daity Adpaace throughout south.
west Virginia report unprecedented u wheat aud
Iruit crops. Harvest has commenced.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

THE ARTILLERY stationed at the arsenal bar
racks started this morning on march to Get
tysburg, Pa, where they will go into summer
camp.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

ExSoLDIrEs And THE CIVIL SRRvIcE Law.
Gov. Robinson, of Massachusetts. has vetoed
the Tobin bill giving preference In appoint
ments TO ofdice to honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors without civil service examination.
The governor reviews and combats every argu-
ment advanced against the civil service law.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Evening star., 1886-06-23

AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS to-day
were Senators Mcpherson, COckrell, Van Wyck,
Logan aud Harris, Solicitor General Goode,
Evans, Breckenridge, Ark; Boyle, Allen,
Weaver, Wait, Rogers, Morrison, Cox, Riggs
Henley, Barbour, Bragg. Geddes. Iawler, Calo
well, Sowden, voorhees,, Owen, Dougherty,
To0le aud HALEY, Ex-Representative Elliot,
Pa; Gen. Gibbon, Mr.. Wilson l.. Bissell, ol
Buffalo, VIM. A. B0urs, OF Florida, w. w. Red.
and Mr. C. R. Bowers.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
COST OF GAS IN WASHINGTON.
Testimony Before the Senate Sub-COm
mittee.

PRESIDENT MILHENNY NOT ABLE TO BE PRES
ENT-TESTIMoNY OF HIS BRorHER-GAs FOR
40 CENTS PER 1000 CUBIC FEET-PoINTs
FROM SATURDAYS HEARING,
Evening star., 1886-06-23

A MILITARY BOARD OF AssEssMENT.-The
Secretary of War has appointed Capts. J. C.
Clifford and Chas. Shaler and First Lieut.,
Frank Baker, of the ordnance department. a
board to meet at FrankfOrd arsenal Pa on
the 2Sth June, to assess the damages to the
United states by the grant Of right OF way to
the kensington and TacOny Railroad com pany
through the arsenal grounds at BridesburS.
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1886-06-23
NIAksHALL HALL.

Steamer W. ". CORCORAN
VII make daily excursions TO Marshall Hall and
- mont iliN n al 10 m, arriving Washington
- ! pm Ih- pid Manor House al Marshall Hall
htiri up with elegant reception rooms for ladies and
feiilelii'n- aud meals served la carte Fruit milk
H., iCe g cal. aud lunch supplied excursionsts
fare fcr ruunf-tTiu - cents.
On sundays the BO.aL make two trims IN Nor
sh.-4 fiali leaving al 10 and 30 p.rn returning
. s.ile = PIN + are Round trip 20c. m5-tm
Evening star., 1886-06-23

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., 1886-06-23

ARMY ORDERs.-Capts. r. H. Montgomery,
9th cavalry, Adam Kramer, 9Th cavalry, and
5. NJ. Swigert, I'd cavalry, and First Lieut.. F.
w. Sibley, I'd cavalry, have been relieved from
duty at Jefferson barracks, Mo-, and ordered
to join their regiments, and the following Off
GERS have been ordered to duty at Jefferson bar
racks: Capt. II. w. Wissell, jr, Sd cavalry; Capt.
Adams, 1st cavalry. First Lieut.. L. A. Craig,
9th cavalry, is relieved from duty in the re-
crultlng service, and ordered to JOIN his regi-
ment