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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28
ID Ed,

WHEELER BEALE- second son OF John v. and ksiL.
Funeral private l.
BKooKEs. ON Thursday. September %. 1856, 20
0ye chiid Of 1. p and Al W. Broois.. sSsd thirteen
funeral Saturday nj II q m. from the residence OF
its grandfather. Mr. William NOnrse $20 Third str -
northwest. tDstImore papers please copyl
at z: is an. A MARkEN CALLAHAN. mar . shsrs
Funeral notice in Saturday,. Star.
an, Ma ( EfaER 6ioSrd y vie 30 q John ~ =
Inner. IN the thirty third year OF her Age
Ills hard 20 break the tender cord
lis hsrd 90 hard. 70 ii e.k ia. vords
Must we forever part
Her sunsrs vii. take Il.os from her late rssas.es
sSet u ~ invited q .,,snd s' A1' irsaa' ."
GAs al ERE Friday, september 2s lsss. :,
OF James aud sophiA Gallagher. aged ysar 10 months
FuneraI .ill take place Sunday septerabe- 30 nom
his parents residence. l2ls Thirty second street
northwest friens aud relatives invited TO sttspd -
lsss Ms. anna L JeRi IL in the sisais -.,rh.I
year OF her at The resiasnos Of hsr dAughtsr r
Funeral private
LAhS IIs on Friday, September %, lsss, =,
and ouly dsushter q the lat q N heed
northwest. on Mondss ocsoSer !. At 80 :. N.
4;Jo ocl'ck IN. u M GENEVA. only ehild OF WI
ham h. aud Jane u. hichsras, ssed fVur ma n hs
Funeral private. sun1sy. september 81. % o'clock
p M -
sTEIN. On thursday. September 9th. 1855. Of
consumption. OTTO J. h SKIN. sssd tweDv-s,shi
years
Funeral from the r<sidsnce. l3e seventh ssrset
northeast saturday. September 2yth. CT 2. m
Friends Of decessel invited 20 attend. lNsW fork
Pal ers please colyl
TOwNER On september "a, 1855. st An q
CONSUMPTION. Ms LIMA NJ 1ON MIX wife Of oeeAr
a. 1owuer. and daughter Of Mr.. and hrs }. A fraak
Funeral SERVERS saturday, sSpt ~, 81 hamAiue n
Z Church corner 9th and stresn north q = ~
pm
WALKER. In Terre Bsute. Ind. on Tuesday, Sop
tember Is. 1855. WILLIAM H. MAIkkh. s6Sd nifty
niue ears, formerly OF Washington d. &. ouv 500 e
the late LILA Allen.
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MRS. JAMES d. BLAINE, n.
She will not sue Her Husbaud.s Haa.
lily for Alternating Hss AstsCstOus.

The New York Mai and Express last evening
published dispatch from Augusta. Ne, sayins
that a report was current IN that city that hrs.
James O. Blaine, Jr., had left her husband and had
begun suit against Mr.. and Mrs Blaine for alien
ating her husbands affections MrS James q.
Blline IT,. when seen by a reporter at her home a.
east 18th street, New York, said that this not
true. Size had been visiting Mr.. and Nrs Blaine
al Augusta. but Was forced 10 return 20 New YoIs
with her baby, as there was whooping cough IN
the Blaine family.
A special from Augusta In to-days New Yors
Blame Jr. OF her recent visit TO Augusta hsd bee
treated with GOODNESS by her relatives and sipoe
returning 20 New York had begun q suit agalnst
Mr.. ana Mrs J. q. BlaineT because they have peen
instrumental In alternating her husbands affecs
TONS is believed here u be one OF the thinnesl
newspaper stories which has been printed TO-
NJ any day. and deserving OF the censure OF al
fair-minded people. The fact Is that the lsdg
while on her visit 70 Augusta remained st her
fath r-in-laws house the entire period except one
night, anu there 10 not q particle OF evidence q
show that she was not treated with the utmost
courtesy. The child and nurse stopped At The
Augusta House, rs the Copp.nger children had tbs
wnooping-coush, aud the mother-in-law visited
him at tue hotel james q. Blaine, 1r., says therp
Is no GOODNESS between himself and ais wife ana
he KNOWS nothing OF any ni-treatment the par
OF his relatives The wife completes her visit here
on September and DEPARTED Tor New YORK villa
her baby. Young Mr.. Blaine has been stopping al
his fathers house siuce. and Is there tonight
W lker Blaine was approached In regard 10 the
have absolutely nothlns 10 say In regard 10 The
natter"
Mrs James @. Blaine, r., Is n well-known. wes
Formerly Miss Marie Nevlns, OF this city.
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TINE AQUEDUCr SCANDAL
ls Has Grown 20 the Diseussooo q
National scandal.
rur IMPERATIVE pity on rur rxrspsu

Gen. Boyutou In Cincinnati Gsretss
ahal great cavern discovered, and Described ~
reporters OF known reliability, condemns the whole
portion Which has been executed under the pre-.
cut CONTRACT and slso connemDs inspectors and
engineer ofricers alike. What must Lieut. Town
send think OF the Intelligence OF tins community.
when he Is the oroer directly responsible for the
supervision In the tunnel-slnce Major lyoecksr
the one legally ana oriclAIly Responsible never
sets MS dainty FOOT inside the work-snd there
lore, fuly responsible throush his utterly insfl-
Gent Inspection. tor all that has occurred thas
MS report made IN the DARK. with no one near hin
% observe Win him, will DE- accepted In placs q
SUCH an Investigation should tasr plsces
hls undertaklng SUCH a secret investirnsiou.
a.; asd enciadins eysry one who could sivs me puo.
nc mo- nation. l. an insult 20 the wrongeo and
swlndled SItizens OF Wash ington- m A were not
Aldeous farce IL would BE- Iaushab.e. The Press
ni W. Mno . mus oear much OF 'he responsibility.
and since the matter now 10 q CRYING scandaL
must see the gross improperly OF those VINO, q
say the least are guilty ot the rossest neglect OF
duty. Assuming 70 carry on 40 ioyr-tigssion. N
the secretary OF War does not see THIS no other
proof VIII oe required OF his unntness for his po-
sltlon. As 10 Major Lydecker, ne probably mess-
ures the public by the same standard tuAi Lieut.
Townsend employs and both have ABOUT me aAms
IL Is reporte, that Col Casey, Chef OF Ens,pesrx
has simpy referred the charges nled with me Sc
rctary OF War 20 Major Lydecker TOT report Tni-
these afidavits 70 Major Lydecker Tor his informs
ton, but when the reputation OF the Kns1nrer
CoTps-a reputation d,-seryed,y high throp. nous
The modern worlds Involved. the Chez OF Enxi.
neers n he Is orncially called upon 20 10 anything
Will never rest with directing lhe Officials oharred
with gross neglect 20 investigate themselves sna
let him know what they think OF the case.
II the President ana the SECRETARY OF War com
prehend the magnitude and importance OF this
great Work, Win the execution VI which they
have been charged by Congress- q day VIII not
pass before every Ofrcer and inspector oonnectst
Will tnis aqueduct extension Il suspended pend.
ing h searching examination OF the work wklcl,
they have uouo less we'd nIgh ruined
Any hing less Than THIS viii De a mockery q
the ciJizy ms OF the District ana OF Congress- Ths
case has already reached The dimensions OF =
National sandal The only way Tor the Pres.
deut 10 break the force OF Il, 50 Tar he ID con.
cerned, Is 10 act. MhaI that action should D.
OusGt 10 be as clear 10 him and 90 his secretary
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GOV. GUYS COUP ID, ETAr.

He Quietly Occupies the Chickasaw
Capital, Striking Byrd Dumb with
Surprise.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2a-Information comes from
Dougherty, Texas, that Gov Guy marched into
Tishorning, the Chickasaw capital, yesterday
with an armed force and took his seat. Gov
ernor Guy was legally elected governor, but
was counted out by the Byrd party,
and Byrd took his seat as governor.
But as IL was illegal he could not ex ett 10 be
recognized by TIE United States Government or
by the Guy party. Gov. Guy quickly gathered
some OF his party and
TOOK TIE CAPITAL AND BYRD's PARTY BY SURPRISE
The legislature had not adjourned. The ad-
minlstrat1On had been calling on the Guy officers
for the possession vi all moneys, reports, &C., but
was quietly put on until GOV. Guy was ready
to take possession again. Mr.. Byrd was so dunn
founded when he recognized Gov. Guy at the head
OF his men marching TO the capital that ne was
unable to speak for several moments
TROUBLE LIKELY TO ENsUE.
There was NO trouble, but II Is expected at any
time, ana Gov Guy will do all In his power TO pre-
vent It, As soon as all the Byrd faction
are aware OF the change in governorship
hot times are expected. II was rumored that
Government troops will be held in readiness to
move to the capitol at minuIe's notice II trouble
occurs between the Byrd and Guy parties.
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CURED By CUTICURA REMEDIES.
John J. Case D. d. g.. having practised dentistry
IN this county for thirty.hve yearn and being we'll
Known to Thousands heresbouts, with view to help
any who are alcted have for the past twelve
yearR testify that the CuTIcURA RHxfpus cured me
OF Psoriasi 6caly Skn in eight days. after the doc
tors with whom had consulted gave me no help or
encouragement
JOHN J. CASE. D. d g., Newton. MI
We have been selling your CurrcuRA RxxrD1rs for
year and have the first complaint yet receive from
purchaser. One Of the of Scrofula ever
saw was CURED By the Of Ave bottles Of CurIcuRA
RHsoLvxNT. CuTIcURA. and CuT1cuRA soar. The
soap takes the cake" here n medicinal soap
TAYLOR TAYLOR. Drueyista
Frankfort, Kan.
Your Cuf1cURA RKMHDrKs performed Q wonderful
cure last summer on one Of customers old
tleman OF seventy years Of age, who suffered With
fearfully distressns eruption his head and face,
and who had tried all remedies and doctors to no pur
pose. f. SMITH 4 Co.
Texarkana, Ark
Sold everywhere. Price: CUr1cURA. Soc; Soar, Csc.
RHsoLvENT. 81. Prepared BY the PoTrI1 DRuo AND
pIMPLEs. blAckhesds. chapped and oily skin pre-
vented by CuTIcuRA AKDIcATkD Soar.
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A COLOSSAL SWINDLE.
Palotng OFF . Rotten AQueducs Tun-
mel On the WashsmgaOnsams.

mel On the Washing aOmsams.
Warrington Correspondence Baltimore American.
The lse.ing OF Indifference and incredulty with
which the charges against the aQueduct tunnel
management were mist regarded has given pace
70 an intense Indignation that grows daily as the
outrageous character OF the done on this con-
tract Is made more and more evident No one doubts
now the existence OF Q well-organzed ''ring, I"
whose hardest work was In conceaIing their frauds
In the tunnel, and getting into their own pockets
the vast amount OF money that The Government
ring extends, or how many IL includes, cannot AL
present be estimated II may be counned 10 a lew
subconractors and inspectors, or IL may be raised
its members some u v sshingtons army stocracy,
whose bright shoulder-slrsps are seriously In dan
ger OF being tarnlshed by The moisture OF this same
tunnel II not directly guilty, they can be branded
Is tue most incompetent Sci OF men lhaI ever ham
died O piece OF Government work.
When II 10 remembered that 10 building an ordi-
solidly seltle down mass OF earth and rock on
the top OF the arch, will easily We seen how i'm
BACK OF an arcLway that is 70 resist pressure OF
wafer standing more than 100 feet above IL In
the case OF tue sewer, the water flowing through
tunnel Il Will not only reach the top, Gut exerts
on each brck an enormous pressure oI from 800 70
1000 poun"s As the arcn IS now constraeted
no more resist this great pressure Than would 30
much paper. wherever the clayey assures men-
toned noOve are encouuteIeos the wafer NOulu Ut
di,charged from the tunnel and would prooab y
WASH M into some tmpover1sn District iarm aud
wash IL down into kock Creek Al all events. Uut
little OF II would ever reach its destination, and
such as did would be 80 impregnated with impuIl-
ties as 70 be unnt for use.
From tins IL will Be seen that all the b1ck-work
done 30 lar the tunnel VIII have TO be torn out;
or n any OF IL II torn out and tue rest allowed 10
remain, new difnculty VIII arise-that of plac-
inY the key bricks OF the arches and packing ABOVE
them. No engineering skill yet evosved can solve
thus problem unless IL be by the use OF an inverted
arch abutting on the roof Of the tunnel ana co.,
s,derlng the irregular character OF The roof tabs
will be found severe task Tor experienced
engineers and Will be found an impossible one
for the army incapables In charge OF Laiis work
Lieut. Townsend reconsioered his action In ex.
GLIDING the reporters from the tunnel being In
cit thereto BY the strong current OF puoc opin-
ton directed against him by tue presa Tue pubic
are already showing signs Of dispeasure that one
OF the parsons In charge Of the work and agalnst
whom tbs charges are directed should oe PERMIT
ted TO conduct the Investigation. IL 10 wisely sug-
rested tnat Q committee OF me- In no way istef-
Sated IN to tunnol should conduct the inves0gA-
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THE MELLKNoWN CARLSBAD spRUDEL SALT
OF CARL BAD. BETTER 1HAN ANY
OF The SO:CALLED BLOOD
Inc cashier Of II. Gugrepheim's Sona. 81 and %
1rsnkln street. Of the largest import houses In
- follow, Nv '
-, For year, I have suffered from ahscsases which
c9t IRON time g time 70 obtain relief used All sorts
would always rosppoar. / suffered very much rsin
until my physician advised TO use the Fenuine i'm
ported Cersbzd sprudel salts (powder form). used
this for about four weeks and since that time have
oeen e9tirsly free from the disease Ny complexion
cann2t speak too hehly Of this really valuable remedy
and have reconmended Il to all my friends. who also
~ ours very respectfully, MIYHRs
The Genuine CsrSoad Sprudel Salt Powder 10 put up
IN sound bottles Each bottle In paper cartoon
end hs: the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad aud the sigma
tur~ Of Eisner Mendelson Co, Sole Axeuts around
me neck 4 every bOttl All others worthless INIT
Ssuons Pamphlets and DR.. Toboldts lecture mstled
Iree upon application. EISNEh MENDELSON CO.,
Q Aarclay ST.. n. Y. Sole Assnta- sul-m.w&f
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Affair tn West Washington.

CLOTHING sToRE R0BBED.-Ihe clothing stor~
OF jacob Lew, on NJ street. " as entered naght be-
fore last by the rrOnt door being forced open A
Large quantity of Goth. OK was stolen
III CosT HIN 1ES DoLLakS--ROO-It Krouse, who
was charged at the sJaIlon yesterday with using
profane Language aud destroying q street lamfI.
forfeited $40 collateral IN the Pollss Court today
NEkY IL--Mrs FrisOle, vile oYPnuI Frspie 10
seriously Ill at her residence on 3lst street.
lEhPkkarUkk AND CONDITION or MAruR At 2
A h.-Great Falls temperature. g.; condition
30: resolving reservoir, temperature, IS; coDdis
ton at north connection. 30; condition AZ south
connection, 10: dlslrbutlns reservoir, temperss
ture, 81; condition al innuent gate-house u con.
ditlon at ef1uent gaJe-house, IL hlgn toe Ia the
river to-day at i 20 pm: lou TIDE al s:l4 pm
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Again In rrOu BILE.

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY NO. "A, Z. OF l., OF CHICAGO,
ONCE MORE PUTS socialist TO THE 'FRONT.'
CHICAGO Sept. 2S.-Trouble is brewing again in
Knigts OF Labor circles District Assembly "a IA
nous for It's ouce narrow escape from violent dis
ruptiOn and the social ST ideas which dominate 1t,
recently selected George Scnillng, the well-known
sOcl al1st as delegate to the national assembly 400,
and others who opposed the choice made formal
protest 10 the general master-worklAan. alleging
as cause or the dissent that a number or the as
semblies which voted for the delegation were iIel-
lglOle from the fact that they had not paid their
dues to July l, as required. Mr.. PowderIy, In his
reply, nnds the objection well taken and declares
that the district Will have to hold another election.
A local paper says that the letter, in other re-
spects, Is but repetition OF the general MASTER
wOrkman's o1t-repeaLed sentiments against the
syclalist faction or the order, and that he Almost
much as stated that Scnillng would not be
seated under any circumstances II Is said that
the district will probably defy Mr. Powderly and
send to Indian apOlis It's deega as now chosen.
Personally Schlilng declares that he Is going TO
present himself with his Credentials and demand
q seat. Some interesting consequences are ex-
pected to follow.
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ssOLD RUTCH' KEEPS HIS WORD.
September Wheat Up to S1.5O Before
NOOa and Likely 10 Reach a. Vet.

september wheat Up to S1.5O Before
Moo" and Likely TO Reach - Vet.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2a-At IL O'Clock september
wheat was quoted at l45, and six minutes later
1t touched $50. october was quoted at e97t, No
vember, 99x; December, 99X; May, 1OlX Other
articles Tor october were quoted follows: corn,
AZ; Oats, 23s; Pork, Ii. 10 1920; Lard, ,lO7o;
Short ribs, $40
The DAILY NeUs says: The bulls were not sat-
lsnrd with the whole barnyard this morning.
They wanted the pasture too. There was none 10
question their right to It: In fact The whoe field
was conceded. December wheat which closed
last night at 0Ska9SH, opened officially at 99k;
but, as matter OF rdct, there were lew sales ut
this price and hardly any between 99x and 81, the
price 10 which II al once jumped. Five minutes
aiter the opening 1T sold at tO0h, but
there was disposition to draw II rather mild
above this figure. September wheat was 13l Old
on the curb, but In the pit there were trades at
12d Hutchinson said he had september wheat
for sale, and did not know the price or IL. He said
ri thought would wait until noon to see what
pri Vie bears would put on IL, and also see how
mucu Is coming from Milwaukee and Chicago.
want the bears TO get good price Tor It."
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THE WEDDING DID NOT COME OFF.
The Groom Failed 20 Appear and che
Wedding Guests Dispersed.

A young man named Eugene Lowry, employed
in the ofdces OF the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, was to have been married
Wednesday evening to the daughter OF his land
lady. All the arrangements for the wedding were
completed ana q company OF friends had
assembled at the home OF the prospective bride.
Time sped rapidly and no groom appeared, so
that the mother Of the young woman was
compelled to announce the fact and the friends
dispersed. On Wednesday. the day nxed for
the wedding, young Lowry was not at
Officers heard from him by telegraph that be was
at Charlottesville, Va. He has not returned
TO work, and nothing further ID known OF his
Whereabouts 1t Is Assumed that the young man
decided that his income was not sufficiently large
10 warrant his being married.
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Club House supervision.

frOfn tft BAItllIlOft Nntrlctu
Washington Is greatly stirred up over discover.
les OF wretched Encouragement In the construcs
ton OF the aQueduct tunnel which IL TO supply
large portion u the capital with water Captain
hoxIe was removed from the control OF this wors
toglve the retiring Engineer Commissioner berth.
Hoxie Was an energetic, painstaklng O11clal who
thoroughly inspected every foot OF the tunnel as "a
was built, but IL l. rt-d that MS successor has
done the most OF bis supervision from the luxuris
Gus surroundings Of the club mouse, with the nAtus
raj result THAI very much OF the work must Be-
pulled ~ pieces and done over again
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u ths verdict Of al who hks Ayss's Pfla
Promr: md effective IN THAR action. they leave
noni-s6sctA and may b administsrsd to old o.
youns. Herbert KlwsI. Of East SAGINAW. Mich.
says' Il vas . great sufferer from Coustipa-
don Headache. and General Debility. Ny skin
vas yellow. and had constant pain In my sids
and back othsr medicines failins. took three
boxes Of Ayers Pills sndam cured"
Il vss severely afaictsd With Dyspepsis and
Enlargement Of the uver. most Of the time b.
ing unable 70 retain any solid food Three bo1ss
OF Ayers Pills cured ms."-Lucdus Asxandsr.
Aarblshsad. Mas.
AYER's PIILA
Prepared By d.. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Masa
Sold BY al DruSTists and De alsss In Medicinea
nh13
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The lmprjsOned Anarchists.
COUNSEL FOB FIELDEN AND sCHwAB STILL wORKN
FOR THEIR RELEASE.

CHICAGO, Sept 2S.-A local paper says: The
cases or the two Imprisoned anarchists, Sam1 +.
Fielden and Michael scnwab, 1t appears have not
yet been entirely given up by their attorneys Mr..
Solomon and W. p. Black. TheS. attorneys have
been Carefully studying the records OF the supreme
Court and claim to have discovered vital errors IN
them which they are hopeful will prove 0enencial
tO their clients now at Joliet. Last evening
Attorney SalOmOn started Tor Ottawa, where the
Supreme Court Is now In session, armed with the
joint aI1idav1t OF himself and capt Black, which
Will nile this morning. The af1davtL sta eS that
in the decree OF the court II Is set forth That The
defendants In person were present in court during
the argument and the rendering or the opinion
refusing them new trial This they claim Is not
true and will ask the court to alter It's record III
that particular. II that order Is issued IL Is
claimed that the prisoners attorneys Will take
further steps which they nope Will result In secur-
ing their clients release.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGlGglan5 % The Star.
ILL.LUCK PURSUEs HER.

The Ctty OF New York Has Another
bad Passage-DeGective Machinery.
LONDON. Sept 2a-The big steamer City Of New
York, which arrived at Queenstown to-day, made
the passage from Sandy Hook In z days and %
hours Her circulation pumps were defective, and
for days only tine s,arboard engine coull be
worked she met severe gales, during which two
Passengers were thrown TO the floor and mad sew
eral ribs broken. During the gales another pas
senger became Insane, and IL was found necessary
70 put him In Straignt iacket