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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-30

,DR. EDNAhD MAYNARD HAVING RE-
60 tired from the Irgctice Of his profession
dsIges to refer his paents t. his aud pupil John
ID. Maynard, VI D.S, who having practice ed many years
in London. Paris and this country. is establish
at % Last 12Jtn street third door from 9TH ayenIo
New York city. m26-6ts
R~wAsH1NGToN SAFE DEPOSIT co,
49, - -. Sl u and 81 s Pa ave
S1OkAGE DEPARrMENT Rooms: fire and bur.
lar proof: rooms all above ground; Particularly
adapted Tor the Storage Of Furniture. PICTURES, &C
ni2T-im
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WHAT CONGRESS WILLDO
The Programme Laid Out for the
Coming Week.
Silver and Politics to be the Topics
In the House-The Con-
tested Election
Case.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Sllver and poll
tics are likely to be the topics in the house
Tuesday. Either the silver bill or the
McDifIle vs.:Turpin, the Alabama election
case, will come up. The order has not
yet been determined, but il the leaders
who are canvassing the republican repre-
sentative's progress far enough 10 insure
adherency to the main features of the
caucus bill, they will call il up Tuesday
under the special rule which will limit
the time for discussion and final action.
The bankruptcy and postofiice appropria.
ton bills are also among the probable
subjects for early action. In the senate
the silver question promises to he the
principal topic. However, it is likely to
be interrupted by presentation of con
fidence reports on several measures.
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THEIR HONEYMOON AT SEA.
The Beautiful Yacht tn which Hermann
Oelris hs and His bride VIII Sail.

Oeiris ms and His Bride VIII Sail.
Hermann Oelrichs, who left New York
last Monday on his way TO San Francisco
TO claim the daughter OF ex-senator
James G. FAIR as his bride, made q num-
ber of purchases before his departure.
says n New York special 20 the San Fran
cisco Examiner, that indicate that II will
not be case of love in cottage for Miss
Fair when she leaves her California home.
Miss Fairs fondness for driving must
have been called TO Mr.. Oelrichs' atten-
ton, for no small part of his purchases to-
ward his future establishments consists of
vehicles. He recently bought five car
riages, and, rs they are all marked with
the initial of his future bride, it
seems proper to assume that they
are intended for a part Of the wedding
present. The carriages include one OF
the most beautiful victorias turned out in
New York, an elegant brougham, n lady's
shopping coupe, a britoka and n park cart.
What Mr.. Oelrichs intends To do i'm the
the way of horses is not yet known. He
has quite n number already, but they are
road horses, and not quite the thing for
carriage work. He is reported TO have
purchased magnificent team of silver
tipped sorrels that attracted "a great deal
of attention when put up for sale a couple
OF weeks ago, but the seller refused to
give the name of the buyer, and Oelrichs
is not the sort of man TO talk about any
| presents he may have for his bride.
But the most costly present of all, and
mined TO live on n scale befitting their
| joint fortunes, is a steam yacht OF DO
tons burden. She is n new boat and has
not yet been named. Workmen are fin
| ishing her interior decorations now, and
| il is said that for elegance and comfort
/ hn will nnf ha hy hp
floating palace of James Gordon Bennett
or the magnificent steamboat of Gould.
| Mr.. Oelrichs has ordered that she be put
into commission at once. She will carry
about twenty officers and crew and is To
| be ready to sail for Europe as soon as Mr..
| and Mrs. Oelrichs cross the continent Ia
New York on their wedding tour.
The couple will spend the summer and
| autumn cruising round the English coast
and up the Mediterranean. II is evidently
the intention of 4r. Oelrichs to make
| rather long stay at Cowes, for an init.
n beautiful cottage there near Egypt cor
ner and overlooking Princes Green, a
short distance from the clubhouse OF the
Royal Yacht squadron.
Mr.. Oelrichs' affairs have prospcred
| considerably of late years, and he is in a
position to maintain in New York as fine
an establishment as n gentleman of good
taste could wish. He moves i'm what Is
absolutely the best society in New York
the society that does not concern itscli
with either wealth or title and cannot be
entered by the newly rich. He has al
ways led n correct life aud has never beer
mixed up in the scandals that are SO com
mon among the rich young men OF
Gotham. He has always paid strict at
tention To the business of the steamship
company of which he is the president ant
has an enviable reputation in commercial
and banking circles.
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KANSAS CITY, June LA grandson and
nephew Of l.. NJ. Simms, in his life
time congressman from Tennessee
and Missouri and state senator i'm
Arkansas, went to the house of
Reuben Ford, a wealthy young
planter Of Sharp county, Kans., Thurs
day night, captured him and took him 10
the county seat and procured "A marriage
license. He accused Ford of having
ruined his granddaughter, Miss Cora Dav-
idson. She at x o'clock in the morning
went before justice Of the peace
and had the marriage ceremony per-
formed. Yesterday Ford swore out "A
warrant for his captor, charging him
with abduction. Deputy Sheriff Morris
went Ia Dayidson's house To serve tho
warrant, when Simms and three ncphews
and Isaac Davidson, "A grandson, opened
fire on him with shotguns. The officer
received "a shots in his body. The four
shooters are missing.
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A DEADLY DUEL.
Two Frenchmen Arrange % so That Ons ar
the Other Was Certain To Die.

.
the Other Was Certain 10 Die.
A Parisiau duel. which caused a great
sensation at the time Of its occurrence,
was one between Henri Delagrave and Al
fonso Rivierc, the cause being the success
of the former in wooing a young lady To
whom they were both attached. Riviere
insultcd his successful rival by slapping
him on the cheek i'm a gaming saloon, and
II was agreed that "A duel should take
place i'm which the life of one should be
ended.
The details were left to their seconds
to arrange. and until they faced each
other upon the field neither Of the young
men knew in what form they were To
brave death. On the following morning
the four men met in a quiet wood. They
were Riviere, with Monsieur Savalle, his
second; Dclagrave, who was accompanied
10y doctor named Rocquet. The latter
| informed the rivals that Monsieur Savsllc
| aud himself had arrived at the decision
| that in order to secure fatal result Ia
one Of the principals, II would be best to
| leave ont of the question swords and pis-
tolls, and to trust to the more sure action
of a deadly poison.
As he spoke he drew from his pocket a
| little box, in which lay four little black
pellets, all exactly identical in shape and
| size.
'.ln one of these" he said, II have
| placed "A sufficient quantity Of priIssic
acid TO cause the almost instantaneous
death of any one who swallows il. Mon
sicur Savalie and will decide by the toss,
| of "A coin which of you is To have first
| choice, and you shall alternately draw and
swallow a pill until the poison shows its
| effects"
| While speaking the last words the doc :
| tor spun into the air "A glittcring gold
piece. and as IL fell Savall" cried tails" "
| Ii fell with the head uppermost, and Sa.
| vale said:
THE first choice is yours. Monsieur
Delagrave."
The two whose fate was contained in
those innoccnt-looking black balls had
shown no signs of trcpitlation, while th,
doctor explained the awful preparations
that lie had made for the death Of one oi
them; and Delagrave's face was perfect,
impassive as he selected and washe,
down with glass OF claret one of ia,
globules.
"And now. Monsieur Rivierc," said ia,
doctor.
Riviere extended his hand and took q
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Must Quit the brotherhood.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The rumor
that the Philadelphia 4 Reading have or
dered its conductors to withdraw from
the Brotherhood of Conductors or leave
the employ of the company was confirmed
to-day by Assistant Superintendent Bon
zano. The action was resolved upon by
officials of the company, said Bonzano,
after the last convention of Brotherhood
Conductors at Rochester. At this conven-
ton of the brotherhood the anti-strking
clause IN the constitution was repealed
and shortly after this action notice was
issued Ia the conductors that they must
either leave the brotherhood or the com
pany's service. I'VE have had enough of
labor organizations" said Bonzano, "we
want no more union men. All the con
ductors, engineers, brakemen aud fire.
men on the Reading are now non-union
men,
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IS 1T FOR PRESIDENT HARRISON?
Speculation as tn the Occupant Of u Cottage
Now Building at Cape May Point.


ACape May, n. j., special to the Chicago
Times says there Is cottage approaching
completion at Cape May point that is at
tracing as much interest as Jersey politics
and Is envelopcd in as much mystery as
Jersey murder. The cottage is destined
10 be one Of the finest on the coast, but
the uses for which Il is intended consti.
tute the mystery. Popular rumor has il
that II is owned by and is being built for
President Harrison and there is not n resi-
dent outside of the secret who does not
believe the cottage is being built and is
To be occupied by the president and
his family. The curious part of il
all is that there is no one who will
either deny or confirm the rumor. Cape
May point is an out-of-the- way end OF the
sand, about three miles from Cape May.
The cottage is being built under contract
by A. n. Hamilton, the virtual owner of
Cape May point, and he will not say for
whom the cottage is intended. The con-
tract was given out, he says, by a proml-
ncnt democratic politician of Philadel-
phia. He calls the cottage the "Demo-
cratic Club House," but will not admit
that IL is intended for club house pur-
poses. The rumor that il IL to he occu-
pied by President Harrison aud his fam
lily is accepted as a fact by almost every
-
those at this resort.
The contract calls for its completion
June 10, aud Mr.. Hamilton declares that
il will be finished by that time. Ii is situ-
ated four blocks from Postmaster Gem
eral Wanamaker's cottage, where the
president and Mrs. Harrison were enter
tanned last year. II faces directly on the
bay with the brcakwater outline like a
thread against the horizon. To the left Is
the broad expanse of old ocean. The
light house is within gunshot and the
new hotels are on either side. The red
roofs OF Cape May, three miles away ARE
in full view, and back Of the cottage are
the placid waters of Lily lake. The cot
tage is 40xG0 feet, and is gir,llcd with a
wide. airy porch. The 40 foot hall has an
ornate carved wood fireplace at the
back, and ON each side are the
reception and dining rooms. upstairs
are the bedrooms and on the third floor il
| n large billiard room and Others that
might be used for any purpose. There is
nothing in the structure of the house that
| antagonizcs the theory that IL is for the
Use of the president.
| Whether the cottage il intended for him
/ or not the fact IL pretty clearly settled that
| the president and his family will pas.
their vacation at Cape May point. Mrs
Harrison recently told friend that sh,
| considered this the most charming spo
for summers outing she had ever seen
| The president spent most of the las
SIMMER at Deer Park. Md. which becam,
| the mecca of politicians during the warn
season. III Cape May point is To bc hi,
| home this summer the place will enjoy !;
fame il never had before.
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Knocked silly In On. Round.

Ell PAso. Tex, June 1.-The SIP orting
fratetni,y has been in fever heat for the
past three weeks over the battle between
Charles Herald of st. Paul, aud Tom
Standard, the colored hard hitter of the
southwest for $3.50 side and this gate re-
ceipts. A chartered train left the South
crn Pacific depot early this morning with
the pugilsts and n hundred spectators,
under the management of James Nc
Dermott. just over the line into Mexico
the train halted, and ring was quickly
made and Charles Dowd chosen referee.
Time was called at 5:l5. Standard led
with a right handler on Herald's side and
made two clever ducks, when Herald
caught him i'm the neck with right hand
blow and knocked him silly. Standard
failed 10 respond and the fight was given
Ia Standard. The battle lasted two min
utcs and ten seconds. Standard weighed
143, Herald 1857.
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T.rriti, Thunder storm.

PITTsBURG, June l.-Dispatches from
various towns report terrific winds, hail
and electric storms, numbers of barns
struck 10y lightning and many ami
mails killed. The storms also ex-
tended over the line into West Virginia.
Al Warrenton the Baptist church was uu-
rooted. The storm was accompanied by a
violent dclugc of hail. and hardly whole
pane of glass can be found outside of
houses on Main and Winchester streets.
At Summit Point, W. Va, two frame
churches and half dozen houses were
blown down. Several persons were in
jurcd and miles Of farm land devastated.
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Alleged Murderer. DISCHARGED.

ELDoRADo, Ia, June Lit is now over
six weeks since Charley Marx and \. j.
L. Rice were brought here from Cali
fornia, charged with the murder of Henry
Johns in 1885. For three weeks the grand
jury of Hardin county has been i'm session
investigating the matter. Yesterday II
came into the court reported and was dis.
charged. Judge Weaver made the fol.
lowing entry: 1.-The grand jury having
reported, ignoring the bill of Indictment
the defendants are ordered discharged
and their bonds exonerated."
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Call Revoked,

LINCOLN, Neb., June 1.-The proclama-
ton of Governor Thayer revoking the
call for an extra session of the legislature
was made public to-day. The reasons as
signed for this action is that the legality
of the acts of the legislature convened I'M
and might he entirely nullified by the
courts. The alleged illegality consists in
calling session without giving time 10
fill vacancies in certain legislative dis.
trcts.
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4 Tough Gang.

New YORK, June l.-James +. BREWER,
aged %, leader of the "village gang"
probably fatally stabbed his step-father
John Mcintyre, Saturday night. When
caught by Officer Foleyhc showed fight and
slipped his knife to his mother. who, aided
by members of the gang attempted to res
cue the ruilian. The officer was rescued
from the mob just as Foley's mother was
about To plunge the knife into his back.
The policeman was badly cut and is in a
critical condition.
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Body Found In the River.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The body Of an ac-
robat named Murdock, who has been
missing since Friday, was found floating
i'm the river to-day. There are ugly
wounds in the head, which indicate mur'
der. The murdered mans watch and a
sum of money said to have been i'm his
possession are missing. The disappear.
ancc was very promptly reported by his
partner, West. The latter left the city
saying he was going TO Racine. The po
lice telegraphed, asking that West be ar
rested
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IN The PRIZE RING
4 Plight In Indiana That Lasted fo7
Twenty-Five Rounds.
After the Wind-up the Crowd Takes
a Hand-vlsitors Do Up the
Natives Settled In
One Round.

CHICAGO, June 1.--Robert Ferguson and
Michhel Qucenan, n couple Of Chicago
heavS S-weights, pounded each other
through twenty-five rounds this morning
at Shflby, Ind, for purse of 500. Knock
out hypws made Queenan quit. Ferguson
was comparatively fresh at the close.
The &ffair ended with an all around slug
ging tnatch between n number OF brawny
Hooe.ers who were present and the Chi.
cage crowd. which included those on
boar the train. The natives were
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Dr. I,etcr- Rewarded.

IaNziBAg, June L. Adviccs from French
missionaries in Weeantla under date of
March 9TH are to the effect that Kalcma
was defeated and had fled aud Mwanga
was in complete possession of the whole
kingdom. DIR. Peters has bocu Mwanga's :
adviser and assistant. In return for these
services Peters has secured valuable
treaties and monopolies in favor Of Ger
mans.
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lies sorry lie sItohr.

ST.. LoUIs, June Mansfield King.
the Denver bank robber, was identified
beyond doubt yesterday at Clayton, by
President Molrau. To-day King has been
very sullen, refusing to talk on his case
Ia anyone. Evidently he is realizing what
a bad boat he is in and sorry he gave HIM
self away. The sheriff says he will be ex-
traui,pd I'm "A few days
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The Haley Boys Wouldn't Have u.

SDcclaI 10 the Nt.llldAfd.
BELLEVUE, Idaho, June LIN "A base
ball game to-day between the Haley and
Bellevue clubs. the former club retired
from the game in the seventh inning. he
ing dissatisfied with the umpirc's dccis-
against them. by the umpire's decision
all bets were paid Ia the hackers Of the
Bellevue nine. More than $1,000 changed
hands on the scrub game
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The Panama Canal.

PARIS, June IN. Wayse has sailed
from Southampton on n mission con-
nccted with the Panama canal. Mouchi-
coux, liquidator of the Panama canal COM
pany, instructed Wayse, after visiting the
canal works at Colon, 10 proceed TO Car
thagena and Bagota TO negotiate with the
Columbian government for prolonga-
ton of the canal concession.
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WASHINGTON, June Mrs. Harrison
and Mrs. Blaine to-day visited Alexandria
and attended services at Christ Church
where Washington worshipped. While
Mrs. Blaine's carriage was waiting their
return. the horses became frightened and
ran away. Coachman Lamb was thrown
to the ground and internally injured.
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A Duty on Coffee.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica. June 1.-Congrcss
has established an export duty on coffee
of 10 cents per 40 kilos to defray the ex-
penses of building the National theater in
this city. II is estimated that the cost of
the structure will be S2OO.000.
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Tn. Ashland Mine Fire.

ASHLAND. Pa, June 1.-The situation
nj the burning Bast mine is unchanged
Men are at work driving n shaft. II is
impossible 10 give a definite statement OF
the extent of the fire, as only part Of 1,
can be seen.
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The lBnai Birth.

RICHMOND, Va, June 1.-The quinten-
NAL convention of the Independent Order
of Bnai Birth assembled here to-day,
United States, Germany and Romania
being represented. Senator William
Lovenstcin of Richmond was chosen per-
mancnt chairman.
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SOFIA, June 1.-The northern part OF
this city has been wrecked bv hurricane
and the loss of life is sconsiderable. Among
the soldiers the killed and wounded num-
bered IL. The loss among the inhabit-
ants has not yet been ascertained. The
damage to the palace amounts To SDO,0OO.
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Death of John Thompson.

QPouKHEEpsIE, n. V. June Hon
John Thompson died suddenly this morn
ing, aged 81. lie was member of congress
during the exciting time on the admission
of Kansas, in which hc took important
part in the debate.
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Niliili-fs busy.

PARIS. June LIN connection with the
case Of the arrested nihilists il is reported
that Demski had summoned "A meeting
for to-day 10 "A concerted attempt on the
life of the czar and simultaneous rising
in different parts of Russia and twenty
nihillsts with Internal ma chimes had al
ready started for Rmssia.
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Bitten by a Mad Dog.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Seven boys bitten
by mad dog recently in st. Joseph, ILL.,,
arrived from that city to-day. They were
taken TO New York 20 the Pasteur insti.
tute. where they received prompt atten.
ton from DIR. Gibier.
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A Strike Threatened

CIScINNATI. June This afternoon
the carpenters union nj a mass meeting
resolved To strike tomorrow if the bosses
did not agree to nine hours for days
work. Nine hundred carpenters are
affected
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KASPA, Kan, June l.-Pickpockets
raided Missouri Pacific train from
Warreusburg, Mo-, crowded with Dunk
ards returning home. onc Dunkard.
was relieved Of SlsO in money
and another of 500, aud different MEM
bers Of the party lost watches and other
yaluables
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Ministerial Changes In Nicaragua.

MANAoUA, Nicaragua, June 1.-Senator
Modesto Darrios resigned his post as
minister of the interior and was replaced
by Licentiatc Eutos Paniagua, late chan
cellor of the exchequer. The govern
ment appointed the former minister for
Nicaragua i'm London.
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LONDON, June IA letter from the czar,
written in reply TO the one from the Queen
of Denmark is published. In the letter
the czar promises strict inquiry into the
Siberian scandals and To instruct minis
tiers TO draft measures for their ameliora
tinn
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Prom judge.
Imprcssario-Do you sing chest notes
Signora Harlemotti-No, sir! Every
thing in my reppytory is dead new.
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Death Nnr.h Engineer.

TRENTON, \. j., June i.-francis Low
hcrp, aged II, once civil engineer of
note and inventor of the railroad turn
table. died to-day.
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suicide of a I,anker.

MARINETrE, Wis, June loo. Brown,
the millionaire banker of this city, COM
mitted suicide to-day by shooting him
self. He had been i'll and temporarily in.
sane.
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Killed by Lightning.

SASDUsKY, o., June l.-Considerable
damage was done in this vicinity Toy a
severe lightning storm yesterday. Two
sons Of Charles johnson were Killed.
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uerb.rt I,,.mnrck Engaged.

LONDON, June 1.-The Chronicles Paris
correspondent says Count Herbert Bis
marck is engaged to the eldest daughter
of Lady Dudley.
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PARIS, June 1.-The race for the Jockey
club prize French Derby to-day at Chan.
tilly was won by Rec, Baron Rothschild's
chestnut colt Hcaume by Hermit, out Of
Bella.
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Tn. week's Excbnupe.

BosToN, June 1.-The total exchanges
for the last week, as shown by dispatches
from the leading clearing houses of the
United States and Canada, were S1.075,-
275, ,165, an increase of as per cent as com
pared with the corresponding week last
wear.
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Opened To Traffic,

CITY oF MEXICO, June 1.-The inter.
oceanic railroad branch from Pueblo to
Mntamoras, Iyucai. was opened to ira iiic
with appropriate ceremonies yesterday.
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smuggiers Killed.

LISBON, June six smugelers and on,
officer have been killed in conflict a
Provode-N NarZicn.