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A Vfomnesc Sensation.
TIE YOUTHFUL KAisERs QUARkKL WITH TIE AUS
TRAN PREAlKk


TRAN PREAIKk
From the New York Herald
A great sensation has been caused In Vienna by
the German emperors omission to decorate the
Austrian premier after having paid such marked
attention TO NJ, Tisxa, the chief OF the Hungarian
ministry. Count TaefIe twho, by The bye, has
Irish blood In his veins) was not even granted a
private audience, and IL Is said the kaiser point
edly avoided speaking 10 him.
Count Taele has been prime minister for nine
years He Is the most confidential adviser OF his
sovereign, whose playfellow he was when both
were boys, and he Is undenlably the most powerful
subject In the empire II has been suggested that
the German emperor may feel boyishiy piQued at
Count Tactics having done his utmost 70 prevent
him from getting q rousing popular welcome In
Vienna Seeing how German most OF the Viennese
are and how Lney pride Themselves on their kaiser
stadt being German city, it would no doubt have
been easy 70 set them doing great things In the
emperor's honor. The whole city might have been
behagged and festooned during the day and nlu-
minated after DARK. But had these compliments
been paid they would have illustrated the senti-
that part one which b IN . parliamentary MI
n0r1ty.
Count Taeffes supporters In pariiament-the
Cxechs the Poles and the German ultramontane
aristocracy-although more or less friendly 20 the
0erman alliance on purely poiiucal grounds.
would have strongly objected 70 the emperor
Williams getting such q reception In Vienna ss
might have induced him TO believe that Austria
considered herself 20 be living under q sort OF
German professionals and was delighted win that
position.
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Mr.. blaine ALI Right Again.
He AND HIS PARTY LEAVE DETROIT FOR GRAND

DETROIT, Oct. &-The Blaine party, composed Of
James G. Blaine, Walker Blaine, Gen. King,
Gen. Alger, Col Noyes, Major Hopkins, Gen.
Mulliken, James II. Stone and several
other prominent republicans left by special train
for Grand Rapids at O'Clock this morning:
Mr.. Blaine'S step was vigorous and
buoyant, his eye bright, his voice
clear and strong, and his cheek had q healthy
glow In response 10 an inquiry he said that he
now finds no difficulty in speaking, ana has been
advised by his physician that he Is entirely cured
OF his cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

On account Of aches and pains such %
rheumatism. Sciatica, Lumbago, Back
on ache and Kidney Affections. We sdvise you
to use BHSsoN's PLAsT1R, which enjoys .
world wide reputation for the cure of such
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The Drowning Of Mrs. Dellin9er.

LANCASTER, PA, Oct. S-The coroner's inquest In
the case OF Mary Catharine Delllnger, returned
verdict this morning that she met her death by
drowning at the hands Of an unknown party.
Calvin N. Delinger, the accused husband, is still
In prison. and will be given a hearing next week.
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MAX liIED
coIrNIx Rrcuapns On .,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On September ls, lsss,
by the hey. NJ. l.. sullivan. J. MONROE COLEMAN ~
CECILIA q. RICHARDS. both VI Washington. u. q.
TAfLOR-fA0UE At the residence the brides
parents, October O. lsss by the Rev Dr. Alex 1sb-
son. VI Baltimore. Md. HOWARD TAI Ok ~ MAO
GLE l. EAGUE. both Of this city. No cards.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q6lGglamS to The Star.
Chicago,s Collapsed Bank.

THx OFFICERS CHANGED WITH FRAUDULENT O0NvKk-
SION or FUNDS 10 THEIR OWN USES.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6,-Harvey Woln, who had Q de.
posit OF S3 900 In the Traders Bank when IL failed
few days ago, applied In court to-day for an
order for an immediate examination into the
affairs OF the bank. He claims that the FUNDS de-
posted by himself and others were frauduiently
converted and Incorporated by the Officers OF
the bank TO their own private uses. The court di.
rected VOLTS attorney TO prepare an order and
submit It later in the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08


PROVISIONS OF THE BILL INTRODUCED IN THE SEN
ATE TO-DAY BY Mr. STEWART.
In the Senate to-day Mr. stewart introduced q
bill to provide for the formation OF cooperative
business corporations In the District OF Columbia.
1t provides that any I'VE or more persons, citizens
OF the United States, being engaged or proposing
to engage In any lawful business or individual
pursuits, may file with the Commissioner Of Labor
an instrument in writing TO be called the articles Of
Incorporation; that the latter shall set forth the
name OF the corporation It's purpose, its proposed
place OF business its proposed term of existence,
actually subscribed, and by whom. II the
corporation is to conduct manufactures or
any other industry involving the employ
ductive corporation. and majority OF the sub
scribed capital stock must at all times be
owned and held by laborers performing service for
the corporation, who shall be known as the labor
shareholders. The shares Of no labor stake
holder shall be sold or assigned except to another
with the consent OF the board OF directors A
minority Of the capitol stock may be issued
to persons contributing property or money
be known as contributor stockholders. The de-
tails Of stock ownership and voting shall be deter
mined by the bylaws Al least per cent OF
The proceeds OF the business shall be appOrtloned
to the payment OF wages which shall MOI be In
the interpretations; to the payment Of such
to the contributor stockholders shall be deter.
mined by the bylaws. The net surplus profts
shall be devoted to the accumulation OF such guar
anty fund against loss and for the ac-
emulation OF capital as shall DO nxed
by the bylaws, but such fund shall not be less
than one third of the net surplus profits. he re-
mainder Of such net proceeds. II there be any,
s
the amount OF interest and OF wages each shall
have received during the period In which such net
proceeds accrued. The bill then goes on to pro-
vide that II the business OF the corporation shall
be to engage In commerce II shall be known as
q distributlve corporation, and It provides Tor
the wage-workers In substantially the same man
ner a. Is prescribed In regard to productive corpo.
ration. Referred 10 committee on education and
labor.
NJ Iinuf ND
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WHAr Scorrs EMULSION HIS Done
OVER % POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS.
EXPERIENCE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
The CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR rHE)
SUPPRESSION OF VICE
EAN EBANCISGn Inlu 9Th 1899

THU
SUPPRESSION OF VICE
SAN Francisco July 9TH. 1885.
took . severe cold upon my chest and lungs aud
did not give it proper attention lit developed into bron-
chitis and in the fall of the year
with consumption. Physicians ordered me to Q more
congenial climate, and came to San Francisco. Soon
after my arrival commenced taking Scott's Emulsion
Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites regularly three
times day. In ten weeks my avoirdupois went from
loo to $50 pounds and over; the cough meantime
ceased c. r BENNETT.
Sold BY all Drussista ocS
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NEGRO SHOOTS THREE WHITE MES-A prob
ably fatal shooting ARRAY occurred about 10
O'Clock saturday night on the James River bridge
at Lynchourg, va Three young white men had
an alteration with a notorious cOlOreI man.
"Jim" Scott, ana all three were shot Jo.eph
Spencer and Patrick Byrne were wounded Ia the
abdomen and Charles Ford IN the hip. The Two
former will likely die, but Ford may recover
scott escaped 10 the woods on the Amherst side
or the river, and a large party OF citizens are IN
pursuit OF MIN with shot-gunS Scott Is an ex-
convict but recently out OF the peuitenUary
where he had served term OF two ears Tor shoot
Ing coiored man. The wounded men were on
their way home IRON the NUrIolG and Western
Railroad, where they were employed They were
unarlned.
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The Chicago Strike May Extend.
WEST SIDE STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES WILL QUIZ
WORK UNLESS YERKES MAKES CONCESSIONS

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The executive committee OF
the West Side conductors and drivers held q long
secret meeting this morning to consider the QueS-
ton Of a strike In sympathy with the North Side
men. 1t was decided 10 call on President Yerkes
and endeavOr to secure some sort OF q concession
and that, II this should fail, they would at once
return to the West Side and order a strike imme-
diately. They have now gone to talk with Mr..
Yerkes. 1t is not believed that any concession will
be made.
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The District in Congress.

THE INVESTIGATION RESOLUTION THROUGH BOTH
HOUSES OF CONGRESS-.
The Senate this morning passed the House reso-
luton for an investigation of the work on the
Washington AQueduct tunnel, with an amend
ment extending the inquiry to include the sub
contractors. The House concurred In the amend
ment as soon as the resolution was returned to
them this afternoon. The committee Is expected
to be appointed at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

CAPTAIN ANsoN's MEN At THE WHITE HOUSE,
Captain Arson and his aggregation OF base
ball players were at the White House
this afternoon and were presented To
the President by Representative LAWYER. Cap:
tain Arson introduced each player 0y name and
intended trip 10 Australia. The President ex-
pressed an interest In the welfare Of the balt
ers ana said he hoped the foreign Trip would be
BuCce1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

Prom the New York World to-day.
AFTER Capt Francis ~ Bance, OF the steel
cruiser Atlanta had called his ocicers and crew
20 general muster yesterday morning at the
Brooklyn navy-yard. an orfcial order nom the
Navy Department was made pubic. directing The
cruiser 70 DC In readiness for sea service on Tor
eiyn station within Ihree weeks The Atlanta has
peen unoergong extensive repairs &c the naval
Ianuc squadron Three months ago. The port siils,
which Were DAMAGED during the ships INST target
after s-inch barbeite gun mas already been
tnountedi also Tour OF the e-lnch broadsides b.
meath the s1perstructure deck The forward BAR
bette and Two 6inch broadside guns VIII be
hoisted on board within few dayS Although no
direct sailing orders have yet been issued IL is gen.
etaly unaersoool mat the Atlanta VIII be dis
patched 70 the European station
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A CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATS.
The Senate Tariff bill and the General
Political situation Discussed.

The Speaker and Messrs Scott Mcmillan, Brock
inridge and Turner, Of the ways and means COM
mittee, held a conference late this afternoon.
The policy OF the Senate tariff bill was dis
cussed at length, and IL was decided to have an
expert 60 through IL thoroughly and make an ana
lysis.
The general political situation was dis
cussed and Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Hatch
WhO was also presently brought forward
very encouraging reports as to the
state OF the canvass In the various localities re-
Gently visited by them. The adjournment Ques-
ton was also touched upon, but
against the proposition for adjournment coming
from the House side, although they expressed a
readiness TO adjourn whenever the Senate Is ready
to make O move.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market reported by special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

District Day in the House.
NO BILLS CALLED UP BECAUSE OF THE ABSENCE OF
QUORUM
According to the rules OF the House this day
should have been devoted to District business but
there were no bills relating to District matters,
cept few TO which there was strong opposition,
so that 1t was not worth while to call them up In
the absence Of q quorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALON METROPOLITAN BR.. HOUSES.
500 cJ6SE fSS1sS fla si,i:
WANTED..A FARM OF $50 TO 300 ACRES
w within 10 miles Of the city Address with price
terms, location, o. e., Star office. oc6-3t'
EoR SALE Or ExcHANGE-FoR WASHINGTON
SIDE, 2lOl n. Calvert ST., Baltimore. Nd. oc6-3t'
WANTED-EARMs AND COUNTRY PROPER
same 81, .e9gla address McLAcHLEN, BATCHELDEk
y iea-65O acres, halfway between Baltimore and
caas n srG price Is per acre
roh sALE,CHEAP A THIkTY-sIx ACRE
suitable for gardening. dairy farming or for sub
i Il sYPhEKD CO. isai F.a new 'e os Iss
EoR sALE-FARM OF 223 ACRES. SIX MILES
ground Of unsurpassed nds,y: several Springs and
APyy to a. T'er house and other buildings
Eok SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
from Landowner, the Baltimore and POTOMAC Rail-
cheap 2, only $40 yer acre Also 100 Acres two miles
yns q on the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
Apply JOHN STEPHEN Bseen.SarI E fsrs sseip
EOR sALEzFAKM OF l45 ACRES, IN PRINCE
nom seabfaot s Fd ten %. ; Of mile
seTs s d y, ana
H. r. r. X, eight miles from city Eesutiful build
ing sites, MARION DUCkETT tru,tee and at,ornsx
Bladensburg, Md 80 2 noS'
IOR SALE-AT MELkOsE PARK HYATTS
Evidence OF the late L.. h. Elilot ESQ Lots SO by
40 feet fronting on Melrose ava Price 05O0
each Liberal terms TO purchasers Of more than
svDisS to TzTEa SHfi fsF tafsA''
LoR SALE UNDER IHE PROVISIONS OF A WILL.
Iro tracts OF land sbout3 miles from Washing
ton City, Will he sold separately one tract con
tanning 35A. the other AN acres; would msks Az
eeiient Dairy Garden Poultry Farms or residepces
nicely homes and. unless sold at private ale
VIII be sold al puolc auction October 10, without re-
serve. Terms; One-fourth cash, balance in one two
three. four and nve year, Parties Will be taien to
Price tl2o per For further Information sea
T. ii. sYPHERD CO.. 1871 St NV
au2S-dtocl0 WAshington ID N
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TaY Ir,

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merits its reputation a. the Peoples Remedy" and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved efficacy and
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Ia Won its Greatest rsnown - subduer Of all paint
fONDs ExrhACT cures burns. Sunburna, Chafng
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

Grand banquet VIII be given Mr.. Polydere De
KcySer lord mayor OF London, at Brussels ON
Tuesday. Mr.. Do Keyser 70 Belgian BY birth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

MAJ. GEN. ScHoFrELp and UeutA Pitcher ant
Bliss, OF his stan, returned TO the city last nigh
from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

TYYHoD FKvER m Baltimore SUBuR1s--There
are numerous cases OF yphoid fever In the VII
lagos OF woodbury. and Hampden, part OF the
district recently annexed 70 Baltimore. There are
twenty cases OF FEVER In the Iormer, and IN the
latter there ale ten cases In one row Of houo1zA
caused oy using well wafer CONTAMINATED ~ the
waste frum Y lAuGhter-houSe.
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+. CODY,
Buffalo Bill.
SNEEz1xa CArARnH.

The distressing sneeze. sneeze. sneeze, the acrid
wafery discharges from the and nose the painful
Inflammation extending to the throat the swelling Of
the mucous lining, causing choking sensations cough
ringing noises in the head and splitting headaches
how familiar these systoms Thousands who suffer
periodically from head colds influenza and who live
In Ignorance Of the fact that single application of
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE for CATAARH will afford
instantaneous relisf.
But this treatment in Of simple Catsrrh gives
but . faint idea Of what this remedy will do in the
chronic forms whore the breathing 10 obstrncted by
choking putrid mucous accommodations. the hearing
Affected smell and taste gone. throat liberated and
hacking cough gradually fastening itself upon the de-
bihtated system Then it is that the marvellous
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from the first application. 1t Is rapid radical perms-
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the RADICAL CURE one box Catarrhal. SOLVENT and
an IMPROVED INHALER; price, 81
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CUT ron cLEvELANp
Ex-Sscrseary MeCuuiech WIN Wee the
De0ocraasc Ticket.

Secretary Mccuiioch, who served as Secretary OF
the Treasury for q short time under MT. Lincoln
then under johnson, and was again called 20 that
once oy President Arthur during the latter part OF
MS Term. has authorized the statement that n he
sD.e 20 get 70 the polls he win vote for Pres dent
THIS BY his faith In the soundness Of MT. cleve.
lAn1s tarlu-reform policy, which L. consistent
WIN MS uiteranoes on the subject
On Trial sor RSusebreakswr.
fHs hosBERY At the sroxK or CHARLES y. MOORE
This morning Chas Rudd, alias smith. and I'd
ward Ward, two colored boys were tired IN the
Circuit Court Judge Montgomery. for houseoreak-
Ing In the night at the store OF Chas y. Moore on
the 2ad OF June last Messrs Brandenburg and
southland for the INST named, and Mr. Campbell
Darlington for Ward.
II was testined that the store corner nth street
ana pennsylvania avenue was robbed OF cigars
and other articles with some money. The princi
al witness was Leonard Johnson, q colored boy OF
ulteen years, who testified that he was with the
other boys and they showed him over the transom
Onicer Elliott testified 70 the arrest OF the boys
that Rudd advised johnson TO put the blame or
W ard, but he told without any promises having
been made 10 him how the robbery Was planned
the day before. The counsel for Rudd made IN,
point that corroborative evidence was wanting Il
his case. In the case OF Ward &c was claimed that
tne testimony OF the accomplice as TO Ward Wa
VERDICT or GUILTY.
The case was argued by Mr.. c. Darlington 10
Ward and Assistant District Attorney upscoml
for the Government After three hours delibera
ton verdict Of guilty was returned
THE SCOTTISH RrTR TENPLE-The blue lodg'
room In the new Scottish Rite sanctuary, 1907
street northwest, will be dedicated with apprcpri
ate ceremonies tomorrow evening by the GRAM
Lodge OF the District This room Is on the seconS
floor OF the new structure erected as an addition
TO the old building. The hall Is spacious wei
lighted, and well ventilated. Three blue lodge
will meet there, Columbia, Arminius, and Acacia
part OF the building, will be dedicated with Scot
fish Rite ceremonies on the Goth inst The dedi
cation would take place earlier but the new orgaI
10 be placed In the sanctuary will not he read,
until the 18th inst. II Is expected within yea
or two 70 reconstruct the old or front portion o
the building and ornament II with q white marb,
facade.
RoBBERIEs RKPoRTED-Frank Condone No. "a
20Jh street northwest reports that on Friday las
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

GAMBLING FAKIRs KILL A CHuD.-At the fair
grounds oi Loogootee, lhd last FRIDAY afternoon, H.
strasser, skin gambler, With a companion NAMED
Hawkins, were working the snlde Jewelry racket
on a crowd OF rustics. When the faAlrs had gatl-
cred In big lot OF money on their dupes strass..r
seized the relns OF the horse, gave the animal cut
with the whip and drove away. Realizing that
they had been robbed the crowd tarted In pur-
suit Strasser Increased the speed Of the horse
aud drove rignt through a crowd OF women and
children The animal ran against Mrs. GOOdey
whose infant daughter was Knocked out VI her
arms and the buggy wheels passed over the childls
head inf1ictlng fatal INJURIES. The scOundTes sue
ceeded In escaping into town and have not yet
been found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

RoBBERrEs RKPoRTKD.-Frank Condone, No. 113g
20lh street northwest, reports that on Friday last
his house was entered by a burglar, who climbed
over the back shed and forced open the back win
dow and took $o5 from trunk W. j. Moore, No.
III 81 street northeast, reports stolen from his
house 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

fEksuNAL--Mr. SlmUu WOu leaves Co-uay "
speak under the auspices OF the republican ma
tional committee In New York, Connecticut, and
New Jersey,-W. W. White OF New Haven, Conn.,,
John W. Young OF Utah, Geo. H. Durham OF Gin
cinnau, X L Durham OF Portland, oregon, VIM.
Macpherson OF Philadelphia, ID. j. Hennessey OF
Dubuque, Geo. ]. Chambers OF New York, Chas T..
Thompson OF Minneapolis, and Z. Bertram Pike OF
Boston, are at the acknowledgements
the Missouri Pacific system, is In the city and is
staying with his friend, Col. Lawrence Sands
c. H. Wood Of Chicago, Lewis Nixson OF the Navy,
and X Marshall OF Glasgow, scotland, are at the
St James-Representati Tracey and Bayne
were In New York last night.-MaJ. Jas. Gilliss
has removed his residence to No. 1884 2Sth street.
Gen. Pleasanton Is confined to his room by an
attack OF his old enemy, rheumatism, In combina-
ton with the weakness arising from his wounds
To-day he is reported 10 be doing welL-Chap-
lain Geo. w. DOrrance OF the Navy has been very
III since his return from Oakland.