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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28
Telegrams to The Star.
STARVING INDIANS TURN cANNlsALs.
LATEST SPEECH.
ls Brings the Usual Crop 81 COrrecstons
and COnlradicalOas.

and Contradictions.
Special Cable Dispatch 70 TIE EVENING srAA
LONDON, Sept 2S-Chamberiain's last speech
brings the usual crop OF corrections and
CONTRADICTIONS Redmond's chicago speech,
which he quoted, Is shown 70 be the
same speech as quoted in the house OF CON-
nous, wherein Redmond showed that vital pas
sages had been omitted. These passages Cham
oeriain again omitted Justin MCCARTHY gf-es an
emphatic contradiction TO Cnamberiain's state
mtnt tnat every lrisn leader pronts by agitation
MCCARTHY says: al know well what am wr1ling
ABOUT and stigmatile the statement as Q CAL
umny.'
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From Wal, Street Te.D.v.

NEW YORK, Sept 26-The STOCK market was ex-
tremely active at the opening this morning. and
nrst prices were generally IRON Y TO 9. per cent
above last nights ngures, the only exceptions be-
Ing ST Paul and Wheeling, and Lake Erie preferred
each OF which was down y per cent The unusual
activity coptiLued throus nout the first hall hour
and was especially great In St. Paul, Northwest
ern. Z Union Pacinc and New England While the
rest or the business done was Large and widely
distributed. The market during that time was
somewhat irregular, but prices generally advanced
small fractions at nrsl, Omaha showing most
strength with gain OF 4 per cent, and arIerward
reacted 10 slightly below the opening figures. In
which movement New England Is most conspcu-
Gus, losing u per cent Missouri Pacinc aruerw ara
became very active and strong and quickly Shot
up per cent, but the rest OF The list Jailed 10 re-
spono. and during the remainder OF the hour were
feverish and arregular, though the fluctuations
were connned 10 the narrowest limits. Considera-
bic strength was shown by E1e, but at IL O'Clock
the market Was still very aclve but unsettled and
feverish at but sugnt changes from the opening
figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

PAGES AND OF T0-DAYs STAR CONTAIN: More
ABOUT the Bad Work on the AQueduct Tunnel;
sharp Personal Debate in the senate; Gen. Harri-
son Talks Tariff 10 Ohio Men; Virginia Politics;
Telegraphic News &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS " ERE
1s,..s unnan mously adopted by the Cleveland
uuhurman and Compton Club OF Bladehsburg, Nd, on
Meunesday last aud ordered to be published in 1HE
compton Democratic Club of Bladeusburs Md,
nunoerlnx one hundred and ffty-nine has heard
tuat tar,n discussion Will be held at Richardson's
aS.el ~ ol4uensbury on saturday next between our
ursI Nice-presldent, Marion Duckett Esu nd Gen e
y. .CafriLeton anu whereas, owing the Mass meet
, ny - nt,anenvie on the same day. and the accept
snce on tue paft OF the Club to attend
tne same nor Know ng at the time he day fixed for
ss11 iarlu oeo 1t viii be impossible either tor us az
CIuo or ior The Democracy OF the neighborhood to
attend on tn occasion, and,
n nereas though knowing. these circumstances Gen
snc % mas dec ined 20 postpone the discussion to
sucn une as VIII suit the con venence OF The club
anu M. Ducketts many democratic friends to attend
tnougn Mr.: Duckett had consented to one postpo e.
h 10 sut .he convenence Of Gen. CarrnYton's re-
Resolved, 1h-t the club request Mr. Duckett not to
@ ~, zen. Sarrnxton un er the circumstances having
no lear whAtever that the cause OF democracy here
Will oe injured by the advocacy of this gtnteman of
"1uy po1ticAl evoluu ns be he red or not
he,oced hat the ouly objection that this club has
10 TINS reQuest Of Mr. Duckett that IL will be
u aote 70 wines what would have been the complete
3vertnfow 1y our abe vce.president of this new
found friend Of republican high ON the every
Necessities VI the poor mn '
Resooed 1rther that his club extends its copgrat-
uations 70 the National Democratic Commit h. q tor
uecnnlg the recently offered offer of Gen. CARING
ton 70 take tne stump Tor the mocratic ticket and
the General that he hally succeeded
IN IN akng an engagement regardless Of prInclpies
By order OF the CLEVELAND, THURMAN and
SSoMfLoN LUb tn above resolutions are ordered 70
Attest: Z A FOWLER Secretary.
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Political Notes.

senator German arrived yesterday at New YORK,
and went al once 70 the oenocratic headQuarters
70 attend 9. Inference OF the members oi lhe ex-
AT MartinsUurg. ". Va, the democrats had
Iorcniislt procession ana mass-meetIng last
buru, kenna and Faulkner.
The republican convention at Trenton yester.
Gay selected Gardner X colby ana ex-senator
AleAAnuer q. Callel as elccLor~at-large. Inc
electors Tor the various congressional districts
were also named. After the conpletlon of the
business a mass-lneetiDg WAS held
Tue republican judiciary convention, composed
OF nine oeiegates frosn eaca OF the twenty-two
wards OF Baltimore, nominated last evening Nj.
George NJ saArp. as the Candidate Tor Judge OF Inc
Tne democratic convention at Philadelphia yes
terday nolninat John & Davis Ior Cay treas
urcr: Robert B. Patterson for register OF villa
ne nomination OF Judges hare and 1hayer. OF
he Court OF common Peas and Ashman and Zen
rose, o. sne ofpnAns court, ior n-e'eeuon, msoe @
the democratic JUDICIAL consenuon- 1ne CAM
paagn IN Iue state was formally opened oy me
Democrats last night, ,2Oo nseeIngs oeing held
Judge Tuurln.n n.s .ccsp.ed "a invilalson 20
SPEAK al Fort Wayne, Ind, on The Ism OF o.
Tue following congressional nominations wer
made yesterdAy: seventh south Carolina dislr1ct-
WIN EilloIt, orinocral Ieeom.n@ted lniity-
renouinaIedL Flrs. hass@cuuss.is-ChAs X Nan
da.L republ.c-n n. Third New Jerssy-Jacob A. 0eis-
ss.s-lssr ,spsSe-rn rnu, Nv soSk az:
YORK d.strictJ. n. " iiey, repubiic~D. Toe demo
crsIs An Psll~aelpnia no.ninated an nrsl dA.Ir,ct
Geo. aclsowAns sucond, y. W. Dougnerty; lhard,
n !. kA.sdAl; nIlh. q. A herwx-
hT. 0c0pve bancrVfl tue hAstor1an, became .
nemuss0 a sae Cievsl.na and Ihsr@An c.uD .ormed
&C newport last night
i'wrSty-Lve thousand people listened 70 an a.
dsuss ~ senator hiscock at Lhe stsubel Counly
Tair NJ bath, n. u, yesterday.
a kew YORK bovta SPECIAL from Philadelphis.
eeptemoer n. sAys: 1he impreazaon u prevaient
sa.. Als:,t a s-ri.on. o. tns ysasrai sxscuuvs
ooeru OF the kn1shts OF LAoOr wln rsaRn ms poss.
uoo 70 enter tne camp Ign IN ths inseress ol me
rep1oucan parry. ne has given has v1sws on tbe
says Thai he must perform h1s oGl1os - taktzer.
even tnough they should be inoonrfnsnne VIA
o0c1nl 0ul1es N any 0rkan1.auoA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s. J. HAISLETT.
~ Awnings. Tents and Flsgs,
Removed to
32l Pepua ~ lvapia avo n -
MEDICAL nEpARTMENT Or

100 Pennsyivsnis ave. NV. se28-1m
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
T6a1 UNIVERSITY Of GEORGETOWN.
men,s ~ eIn snnual course OF lectures will COM
.n'e on MONDAY, October l. at 3 O'Clock D. m , ct
sne college building sth st, between 9th and 10th
$1,000 Win an introductory add ess by John J.
icns a p Professor Of Chemistry and State Med
.ehS; On Evidence OF Design in the Atmosphere. The
Ruotic are invited For iurther information apply to
~. - AA1hUDEh. NJ. D.. Deal, SIS Vermont
~ MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CLUB!-
nsS = 5y vote Of the Club every member, with
81 81 ana 6enner. will meet 1T the B. and o Depot
$1,000, sept %. and take the 635 p. m. train
DrAncnvlue to attend the Mass. Meeting, under the
E.rpss OF the Vsnceville Democratic Club Hon.
Round frip. ~ centa. CHAS. @. LANCAS ER,
se<o-St President
BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO MY FRI NDs
- and the public that have been snxax,d TO
manage the branch store Of G. WAKEFIELD sIMP-
s, HM, oSS i4tn 81 n. W.. and shall be glad to have
IGNATIUs r. MUDD
Having placed Mr. Mudd in charge Of my branch
~ eesleak for him the patronage of my frieuu7
ue west Eno snL shall give my personal supervision
W AL work leaving either Of my establishments
.. q. WAnkIE,.D >IMI SON,
AZ Expert in TrouserA
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Faaal,v Shot m,s Dauxnser.

CHICAGO, sept 26-Waclav Zanezky, Q Bohe-
mian laborer shot his daughter, Ars. Mary Jelick,
last evening, turicting q Ialai wound ZAnelzky
had been drunA and Quarrelsome all day and
nnally began 70 abuse his wife. The daughter
took her part This brought on q quarrel between
Nrs. Jel1ck and her father, ana Zaneizky packed
his trunk anc prepared 70 leave the house As
he was going out OF The room he turned and nred
at bis daughter whoee back was turned, the bullet
entering near the spinal column. Zanelzky ran
out OF the house and hred two snvJs Al an offlcer
who attempted 70 STOP him. He was finally dis
armed and locked upL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

MARQUETTE, MIcH Sept 2s-Tne republican
con- gresslonal convention yesterday al MenOmInee
the Hon. L NJ stephenson, OF Menoml-
nee, on the urst ballot
DETKoIT, sept -2s--Representative - o. Fisher
has been nominated by the democrats u the l0Sh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28
Heavy Fss hitting About Saakim.

LONDON. Sept 2S-Adyices from suakim state
that there Was heavy nnng between the rebels
aud the BRUSH forUe undl Midnight last nigaL
Deserlers report that the rebels suffered severely,
one shell killing seventeen or them
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ADJUSTMENTS.

L STREET RINK
ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY, october L
Two Performances DAILY
Evenings at 8.
bkoSkMANNs CELEBRATED EUROPEAN cow
fASi Of TRAINED MONKEYS. PONIES
DOGS AND GOATS.
Inc Most Wonderful Animals In the World
THEY ACT DRAMA
Eacn money being for Character which
@ 20 NE or her temperament and blity They de-
~ pstnos rsge Jealousy. hatred herbism and 1--we
ponies 90 erything but tslk they are Javanese
thorouznbreds. The doxs ride horseb back leap Sc
Inc =. al Ierform ON o pyramid of bntte<
- MANY OTHER THRILLING FEATURES,
NC enid deserves so severe 4 puni hnent q beins
orIrised OF seeing this m lrvelouS exhibition.
ADMISSION. Z5c.. RESERVED SEATS. SOC For
sale oy " O. Metzerott Co.'S. 1110 st. se2s-6t
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AN nPoRTASr DECISION OF The ILLINOIS spPRsx
COURT AGAINST A RAILWAY.

CHICAGO, Sept pa dispatch from Decatur ILL.,
8 ,ys: Tue supreme Court Ia, Just rendefeu a ue.
cision OF yi.aI Importance In Illinois The city OF
Illinois Central Railway TO pay FOR pavlng street
UPON wnlcn tue Centrals right or Way auutted.
1 le central resisted the assessment Claiming The
road Dy virtue or ITS Charter, which Compelled IL
10 pay per cent OF Its gross earnings into the
staVe treasury, was exempl from all taxation.
Ihe courts nave ruled the Central was bound 20
pay the assessment and now the Supreme court
afnrms this ruling. The attorney ior the defense
VIA TAX the Case to the Supreme Court or the
United states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

NEW YORK. sept 2S-Among the passengers who
arrived to-day on the city Of home from Liverpool
were the Eng ish oarsmen W. last aud Geo. su-
bear, who are TO take part IN the rowing tricycle
race In Madison square Garden october :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

Racing as Newasarkes.

LONDON, Sept 2s-At the Newmarket 1rst octo-
Der meeting to-day the race Tor the kouse memo
-ial stakes was won Dy Mr.. j. Hamnond's chestnut
,olt Laureate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

The stairway was Burned Away.
SIXTEEN PERSONS LOST THEIR LIVES IN A FIRE At
CkoksrADT, RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 2S.-Sixteen persons per-
tshed In the nre at Cronstadt yesterday. The
build ng destroyed was q LOFTY wooden tenement.
The staircase was burned away and number OF
the inmates leaped from the windows TO tue stony
street TO escape the flames and were mortaIly IN
1ured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

H~ MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPAKT-
% M6Sb a 5asossr s
l. st O'Clock I'M The introductory address viii oe
ton and announcement sppIy to d. II. bAkKnR. N.
D.. Dean. 1116 II st NV se.s-3t
@ sovAh-ldAS SlAqfoSl AqHfo5SSFEEATIvE Ass0I
b, Members win take G notice that subscription. will
lsss-'ss after MONDAY. October i, 1855. "
.so7A JAMES A EDGAR Secretary.
CARD. > AsPHxLT CONCRETE FOR
- dwellings stables. walks. &c. tarring walls
;ss q s,ss% Power Works i's and
.hd %se 9Ns ZINES Shm dGsp dsss,
from IT. = .ns Insieno0k vineyard NsPa County CafOr-
l4l7 i;!l.j New York ave. and
ALL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS IN TIE
nd ths snd h o District Of
tempo srily residing in georgetown may secure
Sfkss 70 sheiS hSmeI Js ~ spyns at the oiee of
kssstraon in these di.tiiets closes on Tuesday O
80, c L S. g. WESLEY CIRCLE WILL
and 4. address, Members Of other cirss invited
N~. PROF. JOHN z. CARPENTER WILL
ns>,,.s deliver the address at the opening Of the
MSSpaI q uM prdssar01 assaLa
and public are invited to attend se30-4t
K~ THE GREAT HARRISON CAMPAIGN
~ BALL
WILL ARRIVE IN THE CITY,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s, 1883. AT 7PM
All Republican Organizations and Clubs are cordially
invited 70 totn the Republican National League ia
uAi All 9rxsaizat,o1s M will report to Capt: DONALD
sylvania avenue for assienment Of rostion in line
1.sus Eou. Be bs S sSs
seIts avenue and 14th street "a 'N' '" -
By order Vt the COMMITTEES.
Col W; A. COOK;
CAPT tPan PHI'K Is VFAAkRELL
.sas-s. NJ NJ. 1 4. 4 3. HRaMs' HasE
TIE AMERI6AN w kkNEkSIzEE l; MANU-
NoKIHwEsr GBssementj. THE -' GNEhGIzER, a very
ing. &C., employing the force OF Momentum in Re
II has met with the approval of the most eminent
limited number Of the Shares of the Stock Of the
Company are for sale. se25-6t
80 NOT I c E.
zEk HAMMER CoTpANY viii Be held at Il the "o Once
shs s MNAf h n ses sns LSa
sSs for the Of esc:ns
n-s LEX i5Iss StESs Secretary
odHs2E dHs2ETANT TS sEoEasS
Collector and Treasurer Of said County, will Be at
Jo..n A. Bsker's 926 Louisiana avenue WsshinYton
y: O.. on Thursday Friday, and Saturday, september
~ S and ~ Tor the Of collecting taxes due
J. r. PEkKlNS,
seZo-4t Collector and Treasurer
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OYSTER DEAF
~ ers.-From this will sell Oyster Fry
BOXES ~ 300 lots for 80; or single hundred &lIO
sCHMlD'S tox Factory 3l7 12th st n se19-4ws
hss s.se Once Dafa y Isos a4s
R~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
sPeci., meeting Of the stockhOlders Of the
CO. will Be held at the ONCE OF the company in Ana.
costa TUESDAY, October is, 1883. ut 2:3O o M
suace OF mort9age bonds the purpose OF the
company svziling itself Of its franchises.
H. A. GRlsWOLD PreEdens.
A. Christi. H. c. McCauley,
j.. Z haley j. ss wiilis%:. Il ls,:n''n D''''s'r'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28
THE SAFFRON SCOURGE.
Official Dispatches from the Yellow
Fever Districts.

Surgeon Hutton has telegraphed Surgeon-Gen
raj Hamilton from Camp Perry that there are sew.
eral good people reported as discharged, and who
cannot leave for want Of means.
Writ johnson, secretary OF the Mississippi board
of health, telegraphs that there il suspicious
case reported at JACKSON, Miss, and one death ior
the twenty-fo hour ending pm. yesterday.
date.
Dr. Hutton wires that DR.. Posey has fully recov-
cred, and desires to 20 to Fernandina for duty.
Mr. j. o. Carlisle, from Gainesville. Fla, has
IS nsIs Ssr
case previously reported, and is supposed TO have
contracted yellow fever while engaged In fumi-
gatlng houses OF the sick
INSPECTION OF SOUTHERN TRAINS
Dr. Stratton reports relative 10 the inspection Of
passengers stopping In this city: H E Virgins,
OF Charlotte, N. G.: ]. b Patten, Of Columbia, 8.
c.; 7. D. johnson, OF Asheville, N. c.: J. Z STE
phens. g. c.; Mary Walker, Salisbury, n. c.; DR..
Miss fss sass o. & sns
mer, Mrs. ldolls and son, New Orleans; c. n.
ysacs ssS Of oSss HSn n. sCSsk
ton 2, Atsn1a ca Dr. Charles Carter q BCw
bsvs ssH asas ana S xss iSn SId
and niece and Miss Hopkins, Craubury, N. c.; w.
D. De Negree, New Orleans; Harry Williams, MISS
Miss Bessie Groves and sister, selma, Ala; John
B. Dodd, Charles on. 4 e. ]. Tudetson, OF Bristol,
Tenn; J. NJ Carvalho. w. G. p. BrecAenr.dge.
Lexington, KY: =. Hutchins L h. Began.
CINCINNATI: r. A. WeDdall Kansas Guy;
VIM Twombly ana wife, from Battleboro, n. G.
w. = Porter Louisville. Ky; c. c: Todd. wife and
three children. from Pensacola, with certincate;
g 9. Worth and wife, Clinton, n. c. Il E ousta,
wife and child, With health certificate. rom Penn
vidence, r L; r: 7. Roche and wife. from Camp
Perry for Phnadelphia, g also e. v. Dlsckw u.
for Boston; 8 HuHhe4 from Atlanta, Ga, passed
thruugh 70 New York; 4 Z. Barnes, from ALlantA,
Ga. lor Baltimore; Ma Everett and two daugh-
terx and Ms DoinnG three children and Two
maids. from Ashviiie. n. C, % New YORK.
The Spanish 00lct0l Gossfes publishes decrees
ordering the constructlon OF crut1er Of the afst
class ~ Csoi1; one Of 1000 tons q Carthagena;
torpedo boaas q 1errol Theo1 are u addlt1oa 70
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THE EVENING STAR
EoDLishED DAILY. Except SUNDAY.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
'ass>- Cornsr Pennsylvania Ave. and llth g.. h,
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49, or ttc rer month Copiss the counter 4
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III MEExLr srAk-published on Fr1dav-ar .
-, postage prepaid Six months, so cents
" AL mail subscriptions must bs paid m .d....
pe payer sent longer than Is paid for >s'S
Rates OF advt rtising made known ON ,,,t,.,.
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Cold Weather N the Northwest.

speciai ouLetln from the signal ONCE, Sep
temoer 2s 10 am. says: Freezing weather is re-
ported In Northern Minnesota, killing frosts from
the southern portions OF Michigan and Wiscon.
SIM and light frost in the Northwest as far south
as southern Missouri. The Indications are that
severe Irosts Will occur tomorrow morning in the
states OF the ohio valley, and that light frOsts Will
occur In exposed places in the northern porfions
OF the Gull states and in Tennessee also In the
wess portion OF North Carolina and Virginia ana
ID the interior or the Middle Atlantic states and
tne interior OF New England. :
Society Notes. iFs-
Mrs and Miss Fuller, wife and daughter OF the
new Ch1ef Justice, returned to Chicago on Tues
day. Mr.. Fuller did not come to the city during
their visit. The entire family expect fo reInr1
ne, ners next Week 10 remain permanently. Mrs Full
ler mas Iorce at work In the Barbour house put
ting II In order. The house has been laased for
one year only.
Mrs Cleveland, daughter OF Justice Matthew'S
arrived from Glendale, Ohio, yesterday.
Ex-Governor John Lee Carroll and his charming
family VIII return and spend this season here so
pleased were tuey with last winters STAY Mrs
Acosta, who Is Mr.. CarrOll's sister, will again Oc-
cupy the house she had on I street last year this
winter, WIN ano MT; and RS. Horsey and their daugh-
ters. who are also relatives OF the CAROLS will be
Dack Tor the gay season.
Miss Gilpin, of Philadelphia, who spent a portion
OF last season here, and IL well-known to a large
circle, will be married next month.
MIS- Lay, OF Jefferson Place, is lying very Ill in
sAS
Mrs Padelford spent the summer quietly at Deer
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riggs have returned 70 the
city from their summer loitertngs In pleasant
places
1t Is said that Miss Knowlton is soon to marry
General william Henry Brown, q retired br,ga.
dier or New York Volunteers aud Mexican war
veteran.
Miss Mary Campbell schofield, only daughter Of
General Schofleld. and Lieut. Avery Dvlauo An
drews were married in the little chapel OF ST. COR
nelius, at Governors Island, New York, last even
Ing. Guests were taken from the Battery TO the
Island In the Government tug. The church was
beautifully decorated Tor the occasion. The cere-
mony Was performed by the post CHAPLAIN, four
pretty Army girls resident on the island being the
0rldesmaidS and General SchOfield and four lieu
tenants OF the artillery school In full UNIFORM
leadi"g the way.
pleasant birthday surprise party was rendered
MISS Hattie Backenheimer last night a. her resi-
oence, III street southwest Music and dancing
anu refreshments were enjoyed.
City-Postmaster Ross and bride arrived last
evening and are at the National Mr. Ross was at
MS ONCE to-day attending 10 business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1896, 1855; customs, s726, lsO
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CHIcAGo, Sept IA dispatch IRON Des Molnes,
Iowa, says: Judge Given, OF the dIslrict court
struck another bow al the liquor sellers OF Iowa
yesterday. The p.ohibitory Jaw has Ueen evaded
In many counties by sellers who have claimed 70
be agents oi Cnicago mer and 10 be selling liquor
Ia Original Packages, and several cases against
sucn uedlerS nss IN the courLx Judge Given
whose almost uniform correctness In Questions OF
Law gives his opinion great weight decided In
such Cases mat the right 10 bring liquors into the
state does not carry the rRnI 10 sell indiscrimi-
nateN, ana tnat The original package must be de-
nned as the package OF the dIs,ilier with Gov
ernment stamp attached, ana Cannot b. Construed
TO mean Packages puC up py dealers with the ex-
press Intention VI evadlng The laws OF the state.
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Fumeral or Mrs. Fairfax.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ada Fairfax took place at 2
O'Clock this afternoon from SC. Johns church, La
fayette Square. The casket containing the de-
erased was met at the entrance 70 ths church by
the ofnciating clergymen, who preceded It 70 the
chancel, the organ playing Q soir and solemn
dirye. Quartette from the vested chair Of the
cnurch chanled the opening anthem. Tho lesson
from the 18th chapter OF the 1st Epistle 70 the
Corinthians, descriptive OF the death and nnA
resurrection OF tue body, was read oy the Rev. Mr.
the nyinn s'Nearer Ny God to Thea" The creed
and prayers following were read by Rev: NJ. Hard
Ing, or 81. PaulA at the csoDe Of which the choir
sang the hymn "Abide with Ma" 1ne tnterment
WAS at Rock Creek cemetery
The Northwestern lines have decided to make
The through rates from sonbOard points 70 St. Paul
via Chicago g. 10 nrs-caas, 20 conto on second,
a Gu third, 81 on fourth, - On nth, ana 50 on
six b, subject to the o11cial clAoslncatSon.
nre In . wooden house ~ Cron1tAoe yosteC0ay
causkd the death of ~ persona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

IxplAxAroILA Sept 2A-The streets OF the city
are badly torn up and have been ali sumner win
the laying Of natural gas nsins and the cooi
neas very lively tor the gas ntlers They are over
whelmed with threats and thousands OF applica-
lions from hotels and private rcaoences for the
immediate Introduction Of natural gas as 4 fuel
tor their CRATES and kitchen ranyex 0radu NV
the streets OF the CITY are being illuminated uy
this eame agency, ana several Naming arches
ALREADY upan tne cornen with large advertising
lettxfS suspooocd.t wiLhin few weeks Indisnap-
olis VIII oecooo one oe tho mosG brllItantly
.DeAah ood 00bAery - shlpDoarA.
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caoin passenger on the steamer Ctty o. Rome, and
laeev reus1ent 0f BALTIMORE, agsd ufIylour
yearS oteo september p q oxha0oGiou. Her BODY
rs Drought 70 thss yort A packsge containing
Qv40O Was stolen from MA Il = Ryan. cabin
pas eagee On ~ stsamse Clty q RoWe during n
Cen u0sx1sooss 0usv T1oen.
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