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Evening journal., 1888-08-06


Personal Paragraphs.
George w. Du Vail left for Atlantic
City this morning.
Miss M. E. Powell has gone to Ocean
Grove for short stay.
K. F. Bailey will spend two weeks at
the Penhurst, Atlantic City.
J. Harry Cahoon of New York City,
is visiting relstives at Dover.
Edward Shilling Of Camden, Del, is
in the city to-day on business.
Miss Anna Billiard of Media, Pa,
is visiting friends in this city.
L. E. Wales, Jr., will spend a. por-
ton of his vacation at New Castle,
Pa.
Miss Blanche De Camp of $40 Jack
son st. is visiting friends in Philadel-
phia.
Jacob Pusey Of Centreville, Md, for
merly Of this city, is in Wilmington
to-day.
H. A. Richardson and Henry @.
Collision of Dover went to Philadelphia
to day.
H. l.. Cannon. clerk with 9. A.
Allen, has gone to Sea Isle City to
spend his vacation.
j. E, Carroll, principal OF the public
schools at Dover, with Mrs. Carroll, is
visiting friends at fredericksburg, Md.
IL. B. McCullom, stenographer in the
Wilmington and Northern railroad
Office, has returned from his vacation.
J.R. Whitaker OF Dover. vice-pres-
ident Of the National League of Repub-
Iican Clubs, was in the city this morn
ing.
Thomas II. Slavery, vice president of
the Pussy a. Jones Company, is at the
Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y.
Miss Edith Davis of Philadelphia is
stopping this week with her friend
Mrs. j. ii. Mehaffey, at s1s jackson
street.
Miss Auna M. Craig OF this city is
visiting Miss Anna M.Bennett of Phila-
delphia. She will remain a couple of
weeks
II. @. Carpenter OF the Dover Index,
and Mrs. Carpenter and their little girl
returned home from their trip to the
Blue Mountains.
w. r. Phillips of Milford, Del. went
to Wilmington, Md, this morning TO
erect three evaporators for Attorney
General John Biggs.
Miss M. Kate Cullen, daughter of
Charles M. Cullen, Esq., of George
town, was in the city on Saturday,
visiting her brother, Bevans M. Gull
len.
Francis Skunk Brown, Esq. of
Philadelphia, son OF the late Hon.
Charles Brown. of Dover, returned
from Rehoboth to-day, and will at
once resume his practice.
Rev. Robert Wright was in charge
at st. Andrews p. T.. Church at both
services yesterday. Mr.. Wright few
years ago was pastor Of Grace P. e.
Church, Brandywine hundred.
Lewis j. Spence, former resident
and well known young man OF this
city, was in town yesterday. Mr.
Spence is chief clerk in the Southern
Pacific railroad Office in New York,
The yacht Falcon; with j. Taylol
Cause. George w. Stone, Horace w
Cause and II. B. H. Stapler on board
anchored at Annapolis during the
heavy wind and rain storm of Sat
urday night.
Captain Edmund Mitchell, president
of the Y. M. II. c., has been appointed
an aid to the marshal OF the Republi-
can League Division OF the Blaine re
ception in New York City on Thursday
James p. Foster, president Of the Ma
tional Republican League, will b.
chief marshal Of the league division,
Evening journal., 1888-08-06

The recent Hve-mile championship at
North Shields, England, was won by
suyer, the one mile champion, in Is min
utes, 4 3-5 seconds. The first mile was
made in ass As.
Whitaker is able TO be out again.
The Columbia Athletic Club OF Wash
ington is constructing quarter mile
track.
At Amsterdam, Temple, Woodside and
Allard, cyclists, bear horseman in 25-
mile race by three miles, in hour, 10 min
ut y, 50 rs secondk
Evening journal., 1888-08-06

Pupil Gin country SCHOOL, Teacher,
please what is the name of that place
on the Sandwich Islands right near
Hilo? Its blotted out in my geography.
College Student (who is doing the
vacation pedagogue act)-Must be Jack
and the game, guess.
Then all of the younger pupils fell
to wondering, and two big, rude boys
on back seat laughed out loud. -Bos-
ton Herald.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06
wigwam, ConcIave ana Castle.

Eureka Council, No. 1. Jr. o. L. A.
NJ, reelected it's old officers on last
Saturday evening.
The Grand Conclave of Heptasophs
held an adjourned meeting on last Sat
urday evening. The degree OF past
archon was conferred upon j. L.
PYLE,
Evening journal., 1888-08-06
For soiaiers ana sniIorr.

William H. Hayward, pension attor-
ney,will be in his Wilmington Office,
No. 10 Exchange Building, from Mon
day noon until Thursday. Every ex-
soldier and sailor should see him,
whether pensioned or not.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06

having score of s in 25 The badge is now
on exhibition at 106 E. Sd st.
The Wawaset Club will be in charge OF the
shoot on Warren Club excursion D. Wed
nesday. 1t will be open to all. The
Peters cartridge will be on hand. w. Il.
HartloYe ia agent for them.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06

Ross has removed from 116 Market
st. to his new store Market with
large stock of latest styles of Hats,
White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, I'm
derwear and Notions at the lowest city
prices. Money returned if goods are
not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06
THOUGHTPUL MN. TERRY.
He is Granted a -Four weeks Va
cation by His People.

by Letter to EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. August 6.-The Rev. 7. Z.
Terry of the Dover NJ. e. Church has--been
given four weeks vacation, which he
proposes to spend at Saratoga Springs, N.
Y, but be will not leave Dover until after
the return Of Mr.. Stonscipher Of the Pres
byterian Church and Mr.. Williams OF the
Baptist. who are both taking vacation at
present.
The rain OF last evening was very heavy
at Harrington, where two showers met
This morning the streams were much
swollen and the corn was badly bent down
A few peach orchards have been sold 10
the local canneries at Milford for 80 to SO
cents per basket.
Miss Jessie s. Butler will 20 on a visit 10
Kentucky in few weeks 10 visit Miss
Annie Craghead.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06

The only case before the Municipal
Court this morning was Title Hamil-
ton charged with disorderly conduct.
Tilhe was allowed 10 depart upon
promise 70 do better.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06
AMERIcus.
Score bV innings:

Earned Wilmington, J. Two base blts =
Knight Passed balls-Hinke, 3; Thompson,
Base on balls-Americus, 4. Hit by pitched
balls-Neister, Gormley and Camnbeli Struck
out-by Day, IL; by Neisier, 3. Stolen bases r
Gormley, Doherty, Jones' Day and McCaherty
Two hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire, Nil
ton Ferguson.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06
wAwAsET GUN CLUB.
Their Regular monthly shoot on
Saturday.

The regular monthly sheet of the
Wawaset Gun Club took place at the
grounds on Saturday afternoon. The
shoot was at clay pigeons, 10 singles and
doubles. The scores we're as fellows; T.
weldIn, %; a. Kisnls. s; C. Ruckmastsr,
IL; A. Stout, IS; W. X. Hartlovs;
81; l. Fox, II; W. E. Buekmaster, Is,
A. t. williamson. II; W. sfllisos, Is; p
AmboId. l6; R. Miller, 20; q. KembIe. 49,
J. Ewing, 81; @. Miller, 10; A. B. Mack.
Is; n. B. Hill l6; G. Cloxd, IL; w. Smith,
20. The tie between J. RwiRs and w. H.
HarsIove viii be shot of nsxt Saturday,
and the winner viii receive the gold badge.
The club is now using Peters cartridges
exclusively and is doing good shooting In
the. match q. Kierle wen the lew ba5se,
Evening journal., 1888-08-06

Miser to wifel-I hear, madam, that you
say witty things at my expense.
Wife-Oh, no, dear; you couldn't afford it.
Evening journal., 1888-08-06
Now is Your Tim

Suit of Clothes. VIII.
we mean by a bargain
a good, stylish suit, we
made and trimmed, an
one that will not only /
a satisfaction to tx
wearer, but a credit |
the seller. Such a 81
you can get Of US at
very much reduced pric
We must sell off a bi
lot of our stock. w
are making up for Fa
and taey are beginnin
to come in. Well hay
have to have the rool
for them. Then we wal
the cash and are maxim
q special reduction Of !
per cent. on all cash sale
We still have a goo
assortment of Flann
Suits, Serge Suits, ligl
and Fancy Colored Suit
and a full assortment (,
thin goods; also Unde
wear, Balbriggan Shir
and Drawers, Gaus.
Shirts, Hosiery, Ties, ct
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THE rRESaYTERsAN AxsEMnuy.


o
Grccsinrs from Raisiuscrr-R.per, Of
the Cousmitsee ON frccdsaeu,s Mts-
stons.
PHnlpErfHIA. May 2l.-ln the Presbyterian
General Assembly this morning the following tele-
gram was received from the Presbyterian Assem-.
hly &C Baltimore: The General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church OF the United states. IN 49,
sion AZ Baltimore sends its cordial fraternal greet
ings 20 the General Assembly OF the nited States
OF America The Lord make you 10 Increase and
abound In love one toward another ana toward all
men. even we do toward YOU, 20 the end that
he may establish your heart IN holiness oefore
God. our Father, az the coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ with all his saints" congratOiatorl let-
Ter was also received IRON the fro1estSh, hpisco,
pal Convention OF the olocese OF fennsylNahla anc
another IRON the General synod OF the heioilneN
Churches OF France.
ON motion OF Dr. Herrick johnson, the report OF
the committee on the question OF organization WITH
the southern church was made the second order
OF The day Tor Friday. May 25th. Following Tue
this city.
MEASURES FoK FRx EpxES.
Rev. Charles A. Dckey, D. d., OF Philadelphia,
sioas ior freedmen. it showed rSneiprs IRON tho
churches amounting 20 sl3l, ,0S3 gain of srta.l3l
over the preceding year IN addI Ion 10 eonal con-
trioutions from colored people OF over sS OoO ho
report showed very satisfactory condition uf the
work among the freedmen. The secrtsry of the
freedmens committee, Rev. n. n. Alien. ID. ID,
spoke eoquently In behalf OF the colored race and
was followed by Rev. ". W. Bingham DID,
Thomas Lawrence. OF Biddlc University. char
lotte y. e., institution tor the colorcd people,
also spoke Tor colored eNangehZatiOn and advert
ing 10 the hope OF Organic uIhon between the two
great branches OF the PresDJ terrain Church, said
lhe Work would be greatly advanced by such union.
The report VI the standing committee was
cepted- The moderator announced the addition
oi Rev : ~ Brounel- oi New York. and CoLM. \.
Herroi OF flttsburlg. 10 the committee on the ceu
tennial fund Oi si.oO0,ooo Tor ministerial relet.
and also the following 10 art with the moderator
as cuinmitte To confer with President Cleveland
In relation 10 the Indian question: Rev. Herrick
johnson, ID. d., Rev. Eyarard kempshall, Elder NJ.
w Dodd and PrOf. T. ;. PraUJ. A Arecess until 2 30
As then
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ACHARGE OF DrsORpERLY CONDUCT DISMISSED
6eore JUdre Mer % tS;s
to plead TO charge OF disordery conduct preferred
against HIM by Barton Fisher, colored policeman.
Judge Walker appeared for the defendant, and
made a speech arraigning the policeman for
making the arrest In the manner In which he did
and said that his client was in court not Tor the S.
but because OF the tndign1ty 10 which he had been
subjected. The testimony OF the ofhcer was that
the defendant exposed himself near the market
ence OF liquor. The DEFENDANT denied that he was as
unker the influence OF liquor. He said that he had
only taken one or two drinks or whisky. "lt's a
said the judge "Do you know where you are?'
81 beg your pardon" said the defendant. In
speaking OF the law, MI. Padgett said that there
sure in West Washington. Judge Snell he SAID
had always neld that IL came under the ordinance
Furnishing persons for disorderly conduct The
act OF disorder he could not hOld that It comes
within the provisions Of this act. and the charge
To Be PRssENr At THE LAYING OF THE CoRNRs-
sr0NR.-At meeting last evening OF the parish
ione Of Trinity m church ~ =.
parade at the university CORNERSTONE laying, on
Thursday next The procession win form on N
e. tSs Benz a6ena Sc socssy
Knights OF ST. Bernard, Georgetown Cath0lic
Union. and memoers q the parish. The procession
nom there 70 Brooks station: ~. >. =. Cox was
elected marshal and Nj. J. q. Walsh was appointed
IN AID 70 Genera ko6octAo2
HousEDRxAKMa CAsEa The restaurant Of
Patrick r. mcmahon, No. COS 18th street north
evening By thieves, who got from an adjoining
hou,e 70 the roof OF his house ana thence tArougn
4 skyliQht to his place. They stole 800 cigarH
bottle 81 whisky and bottle OF champagne. The
house OF VIM. p. Welch. No $40 9th street south.
west was entered through rear window, between
Is, was taken. A. A connolly, 1908 Rhode Island
avenue, reports that between the 1lth and 12th
the kitchen window and caxTlsd OF IN ov6rcoAt
and slx suits Of CioGh1nS.
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Severe Pumtshmemt for a Syyindler.


FUNDS MONEY FRAUDUIENTLY OBTAINED.
CHICAGO May 21.-A dispatch from San Fran
cisco SAYS: A heavy Sentence has been imposed on
SIMON Hamburg Tor swindling man out OF elo,
600. Last November Hamburg and an accomplice
sold TO a man named Parker, an oregon iarmer,
certain real estate In this city TO which they had
no title. Parker did not examine the title, but
gave them $1,000 In cash and his farm In oregon
worth $4,000 Wnen recently the title TO the city
property was found to be detective, Hamburg
entered a plea that he sold IL under BELIEF That
the title was perfect, but he would not refund the
money, Later .Hambarg's accomplice confessed
that Hamburg had deliberately planned 10 rob
Parker OF his money. The jury then found Ham,
burg guilty. and the court in sentencing the prls-
oneT regretted that the crime OF which he was
guilty was only msdeneaDor In California. The
fudge then sentenced him 10 inprlsonmcnt'in the
county Jail for one year, and mat he pay a tne
equal TO double the amount OF money he fraudu-
lently obtained from Parker, namely, a nne OF
sl9 600 and that In default OF payment OF the fine
he be further imprisoned at the rate OF one day Tor
each dollar. IL The nne Is not paid Hamburg Will
therefore have to serve altogether ntythree years
and twenty days
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index To Advertise naents.

AMrsrMENTs-1st paga
ArronSEYs-3d page.
AUcrIoS SALEs-3d page
BoARDINe-2d page.
BooKs-4th page
BUSINESS CHANcEs-6th parA
CITY IrEMs-6th page.
COUNTRY BoARD-6th page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-2d DATA
DEArHs-oth PAGE.
DENr1srRY-3d paea
EDUcATloNAL-6th page
EXCURSIONS. PIcNIcs, &c.-1st psga
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-4Ih paSa
FINANcIAL-4th page
FOR KENT (Rooms)-2d page,
For RENT CHouses)-6th page
FOR KENT r(Stores)-2dpaSa
foR RkNT (Miscellaneous)-2d page.
FoR SALE (Houses)-6th page.
For SALE Uots)-2d page
FOR SALE (MiscellaneousI-6thp paga
HoUsEFURNIsHISGs-4th paSa
LADIES GooDs-4tb PAGE
LOCAL MENrIoS-6th paza
LOST AND FoUND-2d paxa
MONEY TO LoAN-2d paxA
MEDICAL-4th page.
OCEAN SrEAMERs-3d page,
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-3d paga
PIANOS AND ORGANs-4th page.
PERsosAL-2d page.
PRoFEssIoNAL-4thpay paya
PRoPosALs--4th page.
RAILRoADs-3d page
SPKcIALTIEs-4th page.
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lst psra
SUBURBAN PRoPERRY-2d, ,Ifa
SUMNER RESORTS 4th pasa
The TRADEs-4th page
uNDERrAKERs-4th page
WANTED Board)-2d page.
WANTED tHelp)-2d page
WANTED tSituations,-2d para
WANTED Rooms)-2d paga
WANTED (Houses)-2d psgs.
WANTED (Miscelianeous)-3d nays
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Seven Men Indicted for Murder.

LouIsyrLLE, KY, May 2L-At Hazard, Perry
County, B. +. French and six others have been in
dicted for killing j. G. Eyersole six weeks ago.
Eyersole was shot from ambush His murder was
the result OF a feud between himself and French or
four years standing, during which at one time the
factlons occupied opposite ends or the town q
hundred strong and heavily armed. IL was set
tied at that time by a compromise, but soon broke
out again.
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Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made

The following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
ONCE Of Indian Afrairs-appointmen under the
civi-service rules: John II. Hinton, Of Missouri,
clerk ON depreciation claims, s. day.
Patent ONCE: PyomOtions-Nicholas NJ. Good
lett, jr., OF Indiana, fourth assistant examiner,
loo, TO third assistant examiner, $14, 90; Frank
Warriner, OF Connecticut third assistant TO second
assistant, at 81, 800.
Pension Once: App0lntment-Joseph Limbach,
OF OHIO, special examiner 81 400, under civi-serv-
ice rules
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bond OfferinxS To-day,

Acting Secretary Thompson to-day received offers
for the sale Of bonds to the Government as fol-
lows: -Four per cents, coupon, 500 at 127; four
per cents, registered, $4,000 at l27A, $4,000 at
l27s, 5000 at 1263x, 5000 at 127A, $4,000 at
12S; total, $ll4 600; fOur-and-a-halr per cents,
registered, $4,000 at 1OS4, g., 600 at 1OS $500 at
los, $4,000 at 1OS3S; total, $67, 500; total Oer-
tngS, S1Sl, 600.
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BOSTON, May 2l.-Fire was discovered saturday
I'm the cotton stored in the forward hold OF the
steamer Gate City, which arrived here this morn
ing IRON Savannah. The steamer lies at Lewis
wharf, and a nre-boat is now playing four streams
OF water into her. IL Is Thought the whole vessel
viii have 10 be hooded before the fire can be ex-
ttnQutShod.
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Three Lumberme. Drowned.

ST. JOHN, n. B., May 2l-On Thursday last nve
lumbermen were crossing the Aro0stook River,
when their boat upset, and three OF them, NAMED
Feemey, McQuade and Cole, were drowned. They
belonged near Fredericton.
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To the Editor of TIE EvEsISc STAR:
Alexandra Affairs.
Reported for THE EvEslSs STAR.
AIrNaNnnfa CANAL TRAnE -Nnll


ALExANDRIAs CANAL TRADE.-Notwithstanding
the entire destruction OF the Alexandra canal it Is
believed that the canal business OF AeNandria
wiil not entirely cease and even now the supplies
from the canal line needed here comes without
difficulty, as formerly, ia canal boats All the
soft coil needed for consumption or local sale la
this market, tire limestone 10 supply the kilns
here, and other material sti comes IN canal boats
that 20 out at the outlet lock above Georgetown,
and are towed 10 this city. Lately there has been
some return trade and MeSsTs. Perry, Smoot a GO.
have Just sent a canal boat loaded With lUmoer to
Harpers Ferry. Tue Chesapeake ana Ohio canal,
10 Which Alexandria subscribed s:s5U.oo0, may
stiI be reckOned one OF AleNandria's facilities Of
trade. Indeed had steaIn-tugs been Ia use when
the Chesapeake and ONO canal was designed ne
Alexandria canal would never have been cOn-
structed, for ali It's advantages could have been
utilized by steaIn-towage between this city and
that canal
AN MPKIsoSEp BABY-At one Of the houses on
..Jamiesons HUI near Royal and Madison streets
afternoon leaving the father at home and the babe
quietly sleeping. The father OF the family went
out IN search OF additional drinks but carefully
locked the door, and carelessly lost the key, ana
later found himself In a ponce cell When the
family returned the baby was awake on the inside
OF the door, the mother awake on the OUTSIDE, but
the father was asleep at the station house. An
hour so was required 10 discover the father and
tainable, and, ON Capt webster's advice. the door
was broAen open and the babe restored 70 lie
mother.
and the onicfals are now making up their accounts
for settlement with the nnance committee. The
corporation Court which closed It's May term on
SATURDAY afternoon admitted probate the Will of
b. X Mason, and reopened the case OF jackson agt
Smith, which Will 20 over % the next term. Next
week Collector Robinson, OF the custom house,
Will open The proposals Tor furnishing the local
supplies for the United States courts. customs and
postal service here.-whit-Sunday services TOOK
place AT the Catholic ana Episcopal ana Lutheran
churches herr yesterday.-The station house
had some 10 occupants OF It's cells last night ana
the mayor about 20 cases before him THIS MORN
tng-all however drunkS disOrdernes, unllcensed
liquor sales and other minor onenses --Ihe lat
eral railway into the new bark mill al the TUNNEL,
is now complcIed, and bark cars viii soon bring u
their burdens
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MI. ChambeTIafm'b EmgaXemenl.
THE DRNIALS ALLEGED TO BE DUE 10 MRS. RNDICOTT's
OPPOSITION.
A London special TO the New York World, May
10. says: Last week the announcement OF Mr. Jos.
Chamberlain's engagement to Miss Endtcott ap-
peared in half a dozen Birmingham and other pro-
vincial papers 0fficaL In well informed circles
the engagement Is looked upon as an accomplished
o statement according to which both Secretary
and Mrs. Endlc0tt are opposed to the match.
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DIR. WOODH0w,s CASE.
The Southern Presbyterian Assembly
BeRins Consideration Of Il To-dnA.

BALTIMORE, May 2l.-The general assembly of
the southern PTesby terrain Church reassemOled
this morning and was largely attended by those
who took an interest IN the of Rev. Dr. Wood
row, OF south Carolina, which Affects his clerical
standing because OF his ideas on evolution.
The special committee 20 which WAS referred
the subject reported IN favOr OF granting candi-
dates Tor the ministry Sl25. and 10 make cuilcc-
lions In the churches for a supplemental anpI0-
priatlon on the LIST OF April. Adopted
resolution was offered In relation 20 The ar
pointment OF a committee ON temperance ordereO
on saturday, directing a report 20 be made on tha
subject TO the next general assembly on thai
question, when Rev. Mr.. Brooke moved 20 -
amend as 20 have reference 20 liquor alone.
Amendment accepted ana the resolution adopted
The case OF Rev. DR. James Woodrow, complalI.-
ing OF the action OF the synod OF Georgia, Con-
deInning his utteraDces on evolution. was thea
taken up and the record or the case was read.
Seventy Horses Burned ca Death.
SEVERAL PERSONS NARROWLY ESCAPE sUFFoCarIoS.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-At 2 O'Clock this morning firs
broke out In a barn In West Monroe street.
seventy horses were sunocated. Two famllieg
lived over the barn. John FeOrUn and his wife,
with rve children, were nearly sufiOcated and ons
child VIII die. sampson stafford, wife and ons
child were rescued by the nremen In an unc0n-
sclous condition. The barn belonged 90 A. VI.
Forbes Mi. Forbes thinks the fire was inccndlary.
The seventy horses are estimated to have been
worth s215 each, insured for 500 each. The har-
ness was damaged O., 500 and the building 500
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Knights OF the Golden Eagle; The Catholic Uni
versity cornerstone laying; The Baptist ahniver-
saries; secretary Farchld on civil-service reform
and the tariff Political notes, local and telegraphic
news, &C.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 2l-The body OF man,
appareplly about twenty-five years OF age, was
washe<ho the shore at painesvIlle, Ohio, yester-
Gay. Fastened 10 the BODY were two nour sacks
fllled with sand and stones. over the right ear
was a pistol shot wound aud ON The left temple
was bad bruise. IL Is believed that the man
was murdered.