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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
Pistol Balls Flying In Variety The.se,

double murder and suicide occurred early
yesterday morning at the Casino Variety Thea
ter at Spokane Falls, Wash. Charles Elliott. q
faro dealer, who was occupying box near the
stage, drew his pistol and fired several shots at
the performers. One bullet took effect in the
left breast of Mabel Debabian, killing her al
most instantly. Another bullet lodged in the
back Of Carrie Smith, also variety actress, in
ficting fatal wound. Elliott then placed the
muzzle Of his own revolver in his mouth and
blew his own brains out His shots were in
tended for an actress named Lulu Durand.
who was on the stage at the time, and Of whom
Elliott was insanely Jealous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
Temperance A

Temperance Advocates Demolfsh q saloon
A riotous demonstration in connection with
the temperance crusade at the village of
Bloomville, Ohio, occurred on Thursday night,
when mob of supposed temperance advo-
Gates attacked the saloon Of VIM. Miller and
literally demolished il. Windows and doors
were smashed. the stock of liquors and cigars
destroyed, pool and billiard tables broken up
and general chaos established. Both men and
women were engaged in the fray and their
work, from the standpoint of the raiders, was
done with symmetrical completeness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28


Gov. Buckley Of Connection. yesterday
made requisition upon Gov. Davis of Rhode
Island for Thomas Garrett. Gov. Davis is a
democrat and does not believe that Buckley is
the lawful governor, but he says regarding the
case: ut seems to me I have but one clear
course. This official document bears the seals of
over the country. and especially in Connect
cut, the opinion prevails that Mr.. Buckley 10
not the lawful governor, but who IL to decide?
Ny personal opinion is that Morris 10 the law
full governor, and Il his signature with the Of
would not hesitate TO surrender Garnetf Al
Bulkeley is in possession Of the seals, Bulkeley
il governor de facto, and do not feel that I
can properly decline to recognize him as the
executive. So have made up my mind to
recognize the validity Of the pspera l am
now sending the requisition papers 10 the a.
torney general to see II they are all right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
TO BE ExrRADITED,
Hughss to He Surrendered by Gov. Pattison
for Trial.

Gov. Pattison will issue writs for the extraditon
OF James Hughes. national master workman Of
the Assembly of Garment Cutters, who is
wanted At Rochester, NY. on charges Of sxtor-
ton and conspiracy made by L. Adler Bros 4
20. OF that city. The governor says
that the papers from Gov. Hill ask
ing for the eXtradition OF Hughes
were in proper form and there remained no
other course for him to pursue than to issue
the writs. The application for ex:radition on
the charge Of conspiracy was received by the
cation for extortion. The writs will be issued
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

An Elghteea-Ysar-Old Train Wreeker.
A boy aged eighteen years. giving tho name
Of Edward Casperson, confessed to Mayor
Silphath st Burlington, n. J., yesterday that he
had attempted 70 wreck the train on tbs branch
on the Pennsylvania railroad, this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
OrEx AL NreHr.

For the accommodation of our cuss amers 90 -
oi registered Plarilacisfs
D. 3, MIaAiAMs GO. pRreeIsTs.
Cof. bth and SITS. n ".
fREsChxPTlONS.
Our prices for Iressril 9pDs have hasn redu-eAS u
IroIorilon 20 other goods, Ne u-~ only the rsrea
diuSs and chemicals from the reaLls mai -
tuners. We chesrfuly invite a careful inspef. efd
tbs department by phy sicAns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
To Evade the Liquor Law.

A special dispatch from Barnum, Iowa. says
Two saloon keepers have new scheme for
evading the liquor law. During the holidays
they had constructed saloon building in sec
tons 30 that 1t could be taken apart and stored
away. Recently the district court granted an
injunction against ti,e saloon, and tho other
night the proprietors took down their building
and stored 1t away in warehouse. 10 that when
the sheriff OF Webster county comes to ssrye
the injunction he viii find no saloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

Coal Company In y Receivers Hands.
A Birmingham. Ala, special says that r. L.
Robinson, has been appointed receiver Of the
st. Calir Coal Company. The property consists
Of valuable coal fields and the Raglsnd furnace
properties. He gave bond for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

The Boston Car Spring Company. manu-
factursr Of springs, valves, rods, &C., i46
gone into insolvency. The company is . Msssa-
chusotts corporation with capital of ESQ 200.
The LIE Page Company. which recently as
signed, has been petitioned into Insolvency,
The company are manufacturers of glus and
poultry food ON Spectacle Island, with sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
WELCOMING A PASTOR.

Rev. DIR. Waterman Entertained by the Con-
gregation OF Mckendres Church.
Rev. DR.. L. P. Waterman was appointed to the
charge of McKendree II. e. Church ut the re-
cent session Of the Baltimore conference in
this city. He has presided in the pulpit Of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
TIE New Music PALACE.
4a3, as. AS. 459. 4ol. x6s
OLIVER DITsoN COMPANY.

Washington street. I'm the trade center Of Boso
IL the present central establishment OF II
OLIVER DITsoN COMPANY,
And includes elegant large retail store Of 70 f--t
front piano rarors Of greet beauty and many hAli-
ware rooms and Offices devoted the storing and ..
of the largest stock OF music the continent aud Of
every known band. orchestral other instrument.
The store. from its situation Is accessible 20 al
music lovers in eastern MASSACHUSETTS, ana 10y its nm
yersal system OF advertising. mailing Of Isis ard
catalogues. extensive corresIondsnce and rromrt
mailing and eSpressing Of goods ordered. practically
stands at the door Of every village and s nsis-
Dor TO all the scattered farm houses VI the vhois
country.
Correspond freely for iists information or mussc.a
advice.
For Children-Motion songs f25c.. o. 2s dor L
Bordman. Golden Boat I50c. Miss Chant.
Social singing-coege sonxs l50 W sonrs
zoo. 900 sold.
Song Collections-song Classics Vol lsl ID Ospnrv
Choice Sacred solos. lei ~ songs.
Piano observation-disclosures Piano Collection tol
q pieces Popular Dance Collection, tsl od piscua
Mailed. posi-psid, receipt of above prlosa
OLIVER DITsoN COMPANY. BOSTON.
lie. pITsoN 4 co.,
Ioes CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
d1l-eo5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
N JIMMY HUNTING.
Interesting Explorations in an Alb
original Cemetery in Peru.
HOW THE DEAD WERE BURIED

Distinctions OF Caste and Conditions Of Life
Closely Marked-How the Mummies Were
Clothed-They Were Preserved From Decay
By Observation-Disclosures and NitrateBeds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
GRATEFuL-CoMFon
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge Of the natural iavp which
govern the oifaions Of digestion and nuts1tion add
by careful appcslnn Of the hne Iropertiss xeli
tables with delcately Favored beverage which
save ms many heavy doctors biils IL " by the judi
c1ous use OF such articles of dlet that constitution
may BE- gradually built mp until strong enough 70
sist every tendency 10 d1sease. Hundreds q subtle
alsdiee floating around rexd, attark ~ls-rs
ever there - q weak point. We may escaIe many
fatal shan by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and Properly nourished frame. "-CspG
Serrscs Gdzsffs
Made SIMPLY with boiling water or milk. Sold ealg
IN hsli-poupd tins By erocers. lAbeled thus;
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homsopsthic Chemisss,
fels+.m.tu London. Eneiand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

The Holland Trust Company has obtained an
attachment against property in New York city
belonging TO the John White Bank Of Key West,
Fla, for 20 900 due on Q certifiate of deposit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
/ CunE Frs.

., When ..y cure do nos mean merely 70 sop ts>s
Tor time and then have them arsin mean q
TId, &C. cur hsss made ths d,sssss q fIrs. kPi,
warrant nay remety TO the vorst essrs hpossuD
Others have failed no1 now rp~rfvins q
cure. send - for . Ir~> Boffl~ a
my infsiibie remedy. Give Expres< and Pos ONES.
sl7-ssa rs 81 FL sl.Ex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
WooDBgEys ST. F.e.n Sosr

foR TIE SKIN AND sctIP.
Prepared By Dernstolos1r with twenty yesrp expo-
nence, UneQualed Tor ecz-ms scaldhesd. oily skin.
ngiy comrlexion. &c An unfsilinr remedy for I'll
sceip affections and preventive Of all fofns 81
frice - cents.
FACIAL BLENIsHES.-12s-page Boob on Defns-
toiogy and Beauty. - chspter Illustrated all akin
sad scalp snectons and their treusieI cut tsaisdl
Tor loc- Consultation ffe~, Of once By letter.
JOHN H. WOODBURY., Dermstoloe1ss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
At Last.


'sWhat's come, mammy?"
why, de Judgement day, yo' brack ignyramus
Didn't yo' hear dat Gabriers trumpet? An
deere goes 20 coed ole ladder up ct do first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28
LADIES.


K1.vAsD. Esslasssy Az Az .j TG.s....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

Handoline 10 unequaled as beautifer Of the e<du
plenion; an Indispensable reqaisit. 20 the LAdks
Toilet II renders the skin white, smooth and soft n
prevents ciapping. Every lady should uss u. q
bottle, &c. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

Don't mistake the place-TBE TEMPLE DRnC
sIoHt, under hasunic Temple. cor. srh and y Sta
mhI1aeC3m =. 5. WILLIAMS a co.. froTrietors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-28

pierced with a hole.
THE GIRL AND HER PIAYrEISos
The girl mummy was seated on a box o.
braided reeds, which was eighteen inches long
fourteen inches wide and eight inches deem. ano
had q cover hinged on one side and fastsuine
on the other. In il were childish playthings
rude specimens of knitting with places show
ing where stitches had been dropped: tiny
spindles, implements for weaving and braids Of
irregular thickness. evidently kept for the SAKE
Of contrast with others better done. There
were needles Of bone and OF bronze a comb. !
little bronze knife and a fan similar to that OF
the mother, but smaller. The body was
raped precisely like the woman's; her hal,
was braided and laid around the forehead
enclrcling which was also a cincture of white
cloth. orRamented with little silver spangles.
thin, narrow bracelet of silver still hung on he,
OF parrot. which had doubtless been her pet
THE BOY AND THE BABY.
There was nothing of especial interest sur
rounding the boy except his sling, which wa,
bound around his forehead. The baby mumm,
had been imbedded in alpaca wool, ther
wrapped in fine cotton cloth and placed in q
queerly braided basket Of rushes, with loops a,
each end and handles, ~ II for carrying it. A
rattle was found beside the little body-a sea
shell, with pebbles inside, the orifice closed
with pitch-hke substance.
There were O number Of household utensily
in the vault. among them half dozen earther
jars, pans and pots Of various sizes. some o.
them we're still encrusted with the SCOT of The
fires over which they had been used and eacI
contained something-eorn, peanuts or Inns
beans
Having spent a long day at mummy huntinf
We rode back to africa, across the desert In th.
gathering twilight, somewhat awed by what w
had seen and by thoughts naturally induced
Of the mutability Of al things earthly; bu
feeling ourselves immeasurably richer, no
only BY reason Of the two mummies befor,
mentioned, but with q treasure trove Of petri
fed eye-balls, spindles, combs. needles, vatel
jars and q carved wooden face whether masl
or idol do not know TO add 10 my alread,
Heterogeneous ''collsetion" at home.
RAxSIy b VANS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-06
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Two Quiet Sessions by the hoard Of
Edueation-COmmit Etc

Two quiet Sessions by the Hoard Of
observation-disclosures Etc.
The board of education has been hold.
few quiet sessions of late. At the first
held August 1, Capt G. W. Durham was
elected president, but on his declination
DR.. G. 9. Carter was chosen president
and q. F. Lynde was elected treasurer.
President Carter announced the follow.
ing standing committees which were ap.
proved:
Teachers, Text Books and Discipline
Z. w. Durham, G. Bernhardi.
Insurance, Printing. Etc-D. J. Sears
c. c. Carter.
Fuel and Janitors-C. Bernhard, W.
B. Ferguson.
Building and Improvements-W. B.
Ferguson, d. J. Sears.
Finance. Bernhardi, c. W. Dur.
High school-w. B. Ferguson, c. c.
Carter
No. ID. J. Sears. W. B. Ferguson.
c. Bernhardi and G. c. Carter.
On dation of the finance com.
mittee, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the superintendent ana
clerk of the board of education of Rock
land school district are hereby directed
10 certify 10 the county clerk of the
county of Rock Island that the said
BOARD OF education requires the sum OF
>o2, oOO TO be raised on the real and per
sonsl estate, of the said Rock IslanG
! schooi district, TO meet the loss and in.
deotedness falling due, and for other
school purp oses tor the ensuing schoo
| year.
The proposition of the Coal
Valley Mining company to furnish fuel
Tor the ensuing year was accepted, the
conditions being that the company de-
liver at the several school houses the re
quisite amount of coal required at 81
cents per bushel on one years time from
August l, the coal to be from the com.
panys Mercer county mines.
The committee on repairs was directed
TO furnish Building No ? as peruotice 10
contractors July IA.
Bills were allowed as follows:
Coal Valley Mining company, ST.,
1916; Charles Smith, S42; John Kallof
$40 %; John Healy, sic; Marshall
Shaw, e 50; W. Il. Cook. $50 25..
The resignation of Miss NJ. A. B. Wit.
ter was accepted.
The second special session was held a
Building No. :. There were presen
Directors Sears, Carter and Bernhardi
q the absence CT the clerk DR.. Bern.
hardi was elected secretary pro tenn.
1t was decided to substitute Bedford
stone for Colons stone in the new struc-
ture st an additional cost of $500. Archi
tect E. S. Hamnatt was allowed 500
on account and Contractor Schreiner Wa.
requested TO test the foundations for tht
walls. and with the architect, submit al
estimate Of the additional cost.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-06

Mrs. Caroline Schmid, residing at s21
Twentieth street, came very near losing
her life this morning by being given q
dose of camphor by her daughter by mis-
take. DR.. Carter was Immediately sum
moned and she is now getting along
nicely.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-06

The rosy freshness. and velyety soft
ness OF the skin Is varighly obtained by
those VINO use PezzoaTs Complexion
powder
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-06

H. the method and results when
r-n Of Frs IS taken; it is pleasant
r refreshing to the taste, and acts
H. vet promptly on the Kidneys,
~ and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
easctually, dispels colds, head
tes and fevers and cures habitual
Ftiror;on. Syrup of Figs is tie
f. remedy Of its kind ever pro
Il, pleasing to the taste and ac-
<.able to the stomach, prompt in
action and truly beneficial in its
rs. rrapared only from the most
ftly AMI agreeable substances, its
IT. excellent qualities commend it
1 ii and have made it the most
ErIar remedy known.
Frrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
"A 81 bottles by all leading drug
h ANY reliable druggist who
II not have it on hand viii pro-
Ia j, promptly for any one who
E5es to Try it. Do not accept any
It,iituie.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
81" s9AaclScO. GIL
LOUISVILLE. ~ NEW YORk. ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-06
SIS Reward.

For return of card case containing
some cards and receip. of no value to
anyone except TO owner. Please leave at
wsterworks Office. Davenport, and receive
reward
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-06

Pozzonls Com plexion Powder pro-
dnces soft and beautiful skin; it COM
bines every element of beauty and purity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-31
raa WHITE SQUADRON.
9hs Landing Drill, With ehsm Battle,
on Fishers Island.

New LONDON. CT. July 30.-The land
Ing drill Of the White Sqsdron took place
between and this afternoon. 1t was q
sham battle, an attack upon Fishers Island,
which was supposed to be in the hands of
sn enemy. The equadron's battalion of
marines and two pieces Of field aftil-
lefy were landed in advance and took
4 position a. . defending force
The men numbered about 200 and YER,
commanded by Capt. G. C. Reid. Tho AZ
tacking force consisted Of three ba tali ,ns
Of seamen infantry, about 450 men and
three pieces Of light artillery, and the naval
reserve battalion numbering about l50 men.
The boats Of 5he a.ssckipg party were
towed into position in West Harbor, on the
northern eide of Fishers Is'aud, by stcsm
launch and formed in line.
As they approached the beach they we're
received by . b.isk small arm fire, to which
they replied with equal spirit. The firing
was sharp on both sides. the defence stubs
bonly coutesting the ground, utilizing the
stone wallis and natural advantages Of the
country, which 10 billy and broken, but fell
back under the pressure Of . superior force
until they were driven from the last posi-
ton and operations we're at an end. The
stack was made in formation Of skirmish
lines and the men advanced BY rushes.
Thousands of people came to witness the
landing, and West Harbor was filled with
sll kinds Of craft.
The Governor Of Connecticut and his
stsf went down from New London at IL
this morning on q tug and boarded the
Stonipgton. At 80 this afternoon Ad-
mirsl Walker called to pay his respects to
The Governor. Upon leaving III, Chicsgo
he was saluted with II guns and the flag Of
the state Of Connecticut Was displayed at
the main. Today, exercises really end
the drills of the naval militia. There will
be 9 brigade dress parade tomorrow after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-31

Jessie Fo,hsrsiD, the novelist, d'sd
Thursdsy, st London.
Fifteen inches Of rain have fallen within
the past ~ houra at Bombay. Ia the prov
,nce Of Gujerat 800 people and = countless
number OF live ssock has been drowned.
The foreign committee Of the Columbian
Fair commission had an interview today
With M. Roche. French minister Of com.
merce, who assured them that he was most
desirous Of snlisiing the cooperation Of
France in favor Of the Chicago Fair.
The London Exchange Telegraph Co.,
ssys Dillon and O'Bfien have declared they
cannot again accspi Mr.. Pafnelrs leader.
ship. - they are sSoDgly in favor OF cup.
porting evicted tenants and cannot UNDER
stand how patriotic Irishmen can refuse to
assist them. ,as.s.,
Messrs. William o Bfien and John Dillon,
the twu Irish members Of Parliament Who
have been undergoing sentences Of eae
months imprisonment for melting the ten
ants Of the Smith Barry estate ct TppsYsfy
to resist the syment Of rents, were released
from Galway jail as9 Is Thursday morning.
Henry John Atkinson. the Esslish N. r.
for Boston, who ~as suspended from The
House Monday. says be will spend bis en-
tire fortune, X necessary, to oempol tbs
House to rescind its decree Of expulsiou,
which be declares to be wholly upjust. H.
says he intends 10 resume his seat Monday
and defy the Speaker.
II 10 openly stated II Ltnion that The
British charge a'afsirs hiss declared that "
hs 10 not allowed u s.s The Enelisbmsu
sho are supposed to be on hoard OF the
Cbiiian war vessel E.r.zutis, he viii havs
them fortibly r-'eaei by the British var
ship when the EtrszTix reaches the open
sea and 10 no Longer e, j,smg the psotsc.
ton which Portuguese waters aRofd her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-31
BIDS FoR BIG GUNS.
The Ordnance Board Yet Unsple 70
mako Decision.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The board Of
ordnance ard fortfcation, recently in
session in New York, has adjourned to
meet Saturday Of this week, when General
Schofeld, now on his way east on his bridal
tour, will attend the session.
The board, which convened July Is, was
in session II days, and devoted most of its
time to . consideration Of the bids
recently received at the war depart
ment from thee private firms for
the construction Of the hjgh-power
guns for The army. In this instance the
law places the expenditure Of very large
amount Of mouey, $4,000. Go, directly in
its control. The phrase used in the sppro.
priation act, "st prices deemed fair to the
manufacturer and to the best interests Of
the United Ststes," complicates the matter
somewh hat, through the fact that the United
States itself has gun making establish
meut at the Watefvliet Arsensl. For ex-
ample, it will be question for careful
computation whether or not it will be to the
best interests of the United States to accept
Q low, but fair, bid from Q private manu-
facturer with the Watervliet plant idle.
This and other views Of the financial as
pect OF the problem render the case Of ua-
usual delicacy and ,hs board, after discuss
ing it for three entire sessions and during
portions Of other days. decided to postpone
final action uotil there could be q full at
communicated with by wire and on his
promise to be in New York next Saturday,
An adjournment vas taken until then.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-31

J. E Lislehale & Co, lumber dealers.
No. h Paris, Me, have gene into insol-
vency.
Fred C. Russell Of Lowell Corner has
been elected superintendent Of the Rock
land schools.
james Sullivan, Bath coal hesver vas
quite badly rjured in the head, Wednes-
day, BY being hit BY = coal bucket.
Fire Wednesday afterro1n destroyed .
set Of farm buildings near South Nofiidge-
vock. Loss, $1,000; incurred $4,000
Mr.. William D. Bfeek. fef the past
twelve yeafs . confectioner and variety
merchant on Main street, Roeklsnd, eisd
early Thursday morning Of apoplsxy.
The 14th anrusl meeting Of the Ossipee
Valley Union Agricultural ASS ciaiiop, will
occur at Cornish, Sept /, 2. ard 3, 1891.
and purses to the value Of 4l 225 will be
offered.
Tuesday afternoon While hoistiEs plate
ROLL ss the Bath iron works, the men heard
. crash, and looking up, saw he Zig crane
giving sway. They got out from under.
when il came devn with e,ssh. No ore
vAs injured, but the crane vas badly dam
aged.
A match hiss been made between the
trotters FaDchon and Lady Franklin for
$500. the race to occur early next month .:
Old Town, and much interest will be taken
BY horsepisn in the event, - . close con-
test 10 expected Mr.. Thomas McA'oon
will handle Ranchou-