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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
THE VIRGINIA ALLIANCE.

The State Convention Opened ut Richmond
Today.
Special dispatch TO The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 16.-Thc state conven-
ton Of the Farmers Alliance assembled here
today shortly after noon. The attendance Il
small, but many of the delegates are expected
to come in this evening After calling the roll
Of members, only about half responding, Maj.
Mann Page, the president, delivered his annual
address.
ate language. While the third party was not
advocated directly the "iniquities" Of both the
old parties, especially the democratic, was
shown up at length. Feeling reference was
made regarding the death Of the late president.
Col L. L. Polk. President II. L. Loucks of
the National Alliance, will make public ad-
dress tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

The Names Omcially Announced This After-
noon.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-Following Is . list Of Mr..
Gladstone's cabinet:
Secretary Of state for foreign affairs-Earl
Roseberry.
Lord chancellor Baron Herschell.
Chancellor of the excheque Sir VIM. Yer
non Harcourt
Home secretary-Herbert Henry Asquith.
Secretary Of state for Indin-Esrl KIM
berly.
Secretary of state for the colonies. Marquis
Ripon; secretary Of state for war, Right Hon.
Campbell Zimmerman.
First lord Of the admiralty-Eari Spencer.
Chief secretary Of state for Ireland-Right
Hon. John Morley.
Secretary Of state for acotland-Right Hon.
Sir George Otto Trevelyan.
President Of the board Of trade-Right Hon.
A. J. Mundeila.
President Of the local government board,
Right Hon. H. II. Fowler.
Postmaster general, Arnold Morley.
President Of the council-Earl Of Kemberly
Vice president of the council Of education
Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland.
Lord Houghton lie viceioy for Ireland. Mr.
Gladstone Is prime minister and frss lord Of
the treasury.
CONFERENCE OF THE NEW CABINET.
Upon his return from the wedding Mr.. Glad
stone met members Of the new ministry and q
conference between them is proceeding at this
hour-4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
A TEXAS STEER.
1t Kills Man and Causes . Panic In New
York Streets.

1t Kills Man and Causes Panic In New
York Streets.
NEW YoRK, Aug. ia Texas steer escaped
from the 45th street abattoir at o'clock this
morning and made wild dash across town,
followed by bowling and ever-increasing mob.
After q run Of four miles through the most
lively section of the city and a fusilads
of o half hundred shots fred BY the
police along the line Of the chase the animal
was killed ct Bank and Warrington streets.
Edward MCGOWAN was tossed In the cir and
fatally injured, and child was said 70 have
been fatally hurt There were rumofs Of many
other casualties which cannot yet be vsrihsd.
besides the steer which gored McGowan
fatally, four others ran smuck from the same
herd. The quartet ran down Broadway past
the Hoffman House, causing much commotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Malone Has Everything His Own Way
the State COmnlttAe.

Malone Has Everything His Own Way In
the State Committee.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. l6.-The republican
state committee, Gen. Malone chairman, which
met last night, was in session until o'clock
this morning. Anti-Mahone republicans were
srai had full sway and carried all Of his
points, electing E. WaddeL Of this
city and Gen. Stitt Boiling Of
Petersburg to cooperate with him on tho
executive committee 1t was decided TO leave
the propriety Of placing candidates in the field
for Congress to tho district conventions 70
settle. john s. Wise was in the CITY, but took
no part in the exercises. Jno. n. Langston
was not present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Ex-Detective Ran-s Insanity.

A petition for writ Of de lunatico and the
appointment Of Q committee on the estate of
Henry Raft has been filed by Mrs Annie B.
Raft through Mr.. Campbell Darlington. She
states that her husband is now at Sheppard's
Asylum in Towson, Nd.
She files letter from the attending physi-
cian dated 18th instant, stating that he is noisy
and excited and at times inclined to be de-
structive. There seems no doubt, unfortunately
in the character OF the disease in your hus-
bands case, paresis, and il seems to be pro-
crossing quite rapidly"
Justice James signed an order stating that
because Of the urgent necessity Of a committee
Mrs. r. was appointed such until September Is
and directed the writ to ISSUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
a Glacial Fisld In Idaho.

BOISE cIrr, IDAHO. Aug. 16.-F. J. Schor-
nsrhorn, the geologist and ninsroiogist, who ID
working In the interest Of Idaho's exhibit at the
worlds fair, writes under date Of August that
he has discovered an immense glacial Asld In
glacial lakes. The field probably covers IN
area nearly ~ CREST though not - thick - the
great glacial field Of the Alps. He had EXAM
med sixteen terminal moynlns. eleven Of which
were recsding, four were stationary and one
was advancing. Mons OF them extended moro
than 2,000 feet below the snow line. The gin-
Glars are located about twenty miles south
west Of Shoup amid . number Of high peaks not
down On The maps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
A NEW INDUSTRIOUS POTENTArE.

Omcen Chosen by the Ancient Order Of the
Mystic Shrine.
OnAHA, Aug. 1s.-At the evening session Of
the Ancient Order Of the Mystic Shrine W. b.
Mellish Of Cincinnati WAS elected to succeed
Saml. Briggs Of Cleveland as illustrious poten-
tate. Other officers chosen were T. J. Hudson Of
New York, deputy illustrious posentate; c. L.
Field of San Francisco, chief rabban; Frank
Locke Of Boston, deputy chief rabbsn. The
election will be continued today. Cincinnati,
chosen a. the time and next place Of meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Both Boy and Rear Killed.

LOOK LAKE, Aug. 16.-An itinerant italian, Q
boy and bear, who have been travelling through
the mountains, took shelter Saturday night un-
der q tree when the terrible rain storm came
on. A flash of lightning struck the tree. split
ting it open, tore open the skull Of the man,
passed down his body into that of the little son,
whose foot touched that of the father, and,
passing through the boy, also killed the bear
The bodies were buried together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Stoned to Death,

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug 16.-Mrs. Matte Looney,
fifty years old, was murdered in Cobb county. O
mile beyond Marietta, on Saturday. Her body
was terribly mutilated, and 1t Is believed that
she WIS decoyed from her home and stoned to
death. Will Ellis, young man Of thirty, who
has been living with her, has disappeared and
cannot be found. The woman has willed him
her entire property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
A kentucky Vendetta.

PORTSMOUTH. OHIO, Aug. ia Kentucky
family feud, which has existed for some time
between the Mussers and Harmans, was re-
opened at Sunday school picnic on Schultz
creek on Sunday. Frank Musser spoke to Har-
man with the intention Of smoothing the old
quarrel over. Hartman drewa knife and gashed
Musser twice. They were separated and Har-
man started TO walk away. Turning around he
saw that Musser had drawn two navy revOlvers,
and made for him with his knife. he was shot
in the wrist and groin and mortally wounded.
Musser has not yet been captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

The b. and o. and tho TeIegraphers.
baltimore, Nd, Aug. 16.-Mr. Chas. Sell
den, superintendent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
telegraph. in speaking Of the meeting Of OPP
orators in Pittsburg, said: There never has
been any demand made by the Order Of Teleg-
raphers ON the Baltimore and Ohio and there
fore necessarily we are rather in the dark ~ to
their intentions. ia demand is made we will
try to meet the committee in an amicable and
fraternal spirit; that is, they will be met In .
spirit Of fairness. ~ no antagonist, a. far -
know, has ever existed on the part Of the Balti-
more and Ohio. There are about 900 opera
tors on all he lines Of the Baltimore and
Ohio"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
THE LAND OFFICE CLERKS.
They Meet and Present Mr.. Carter with Z
Watch and Chain.

For few moments today Chairman Carter Of
the republican national committee turned aside
from politics and once more met with the en-
ployes Of the general land Office. The
latter wanted to express their admiration
for their late chief and 30 when they succeeded
In corralling him in his old room they descended
upon him and allied the room TO oyerfowing.
Then Mr.. Flimple on behalf Of the en-
ployes made a little speech full Of graceful
expressions in regard 70 Mr.. Carter and ending
up with presenting him with q handsome gold
watch and chain. Mr.. Carter was not too over
come to make o speech. In fact he made =
very good speech and the excellent record Of
the land Office under his administration
was not forgotten. When he had
finished everybody came up snd
shook hands with Chairman Carter II was
minated that there was q campaign check for
good sum concealed in the watch case, but
this story was not verified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Drowned at q Pleasure Resort.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Tower Hill, Wis, q pic
turesque summer resort, favored by Chicagoans,
was cast into mourning Sunday afternoon by Q
double trngedy-the drowning OF two popular
and handsome young people Of this city, Miss
Lackersteen Of 50ss Warrington avenue, and
George wittig Of Lakeview avenue; Miss Ger
trude, daughter OF Calvin 8. Longcnecker, pres
ident Of the company Of that name, had mar
row escape from death in the water. Mr..
Wittig lost his life while attempting to ave
that Of Miss Lackerstesn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
3ous.ou =. ( uru.r.1s
!,j} 1.S, LIZ
IMPROVEMENT SALE Or Day GooDs.

UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST
SALE OF DRY GOODS THAT THE PEo-
PIE OF WASHINGTON OR AMI OTHER
CITY HAVE EVER KNOWN. IN ALL
TIE HISTORY OF THE DkY GOODS
BUSINESS THERE Is NO OTHER In
STANCE LIKE IT.
WHILE THE IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR
BUILDING ARE IN PROGRESS WE
OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS. &C.. AT COST. AND
IN MANY INSTANCES BELOW COSF.
MANY OF QUIZ CUSTOMERS ARE TAX
ING ADVANTAGE OF THE Low
PRICES AND ARE BUYING NOW FOR
FALL USE. WOULDN'T 1T BE WISE
FOR YOU To DO TIE SAME,
THOSE OF 700 IN NEED OF q. l. 4
INCAMPMINT sUPPLIEs. SUCH AZ
sHKErIyGs. BLANKErs. COMFORTS.
b.. WILL SAVE MONEY ny TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF CUR COsr PRICE
IMPRoYBHEyf SALE
THE IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE GO
ING on TO OUR BUILDING DO NOT
INTERVENE WITH BCsINEss. Al 4
MATTER OF FACT. WE HAVE BEEN
BUSTER THAN EVER SINCE THE IN
YIOvEMRNrs WE'RE BEGUN WE
HAVE 4 LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES'
sUMMEB AND FALL WRAPS. WHICH
WE'VE MARKED DOWN BELOW COST.
AND. II YOU'RE IN MEAD OF ANY
THING IN THIS LINE, IT WILL PAT
700 TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE BEFORE
BUYING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

Will taking hsr evenings smoke Margaret
GILLIAN, dxty ysass cid, was burned 10 death d
her hons IN New York. SPARKS which fsl froa
her pipe isnitsd her clothing. and thsre being
no hsap 81 hand, the old woman was roastsd
alive.
Chaslsnanes Koahlsr, IN ACTOR Of some nets,
1Aa decided % beooms . monk. He has Ian
On1lnnA1d - enter ~ pominican Osasr ee
1lsek fri.zy d Ieaisvils, ". He = thirty-tvo
ysass oldl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
THE TENNESSEE CONVICT RIOTS.
Miners Mako an Attack Mt Oliver Spring
and Are Repulsed.

Miners Mako an Attack Mt Oliver Springs
and Are Repulsed.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. l6.-The miners at
tackled the stockade at Oliver Springs and were
repulsed Two guards were wounded. Sec
ond stack is looked for at any moment.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Aug. ia detach-
ment Of troops has been sent from Hartman
to Oliver Springs to 60 to relief Of besieged
guards. They are going over the mount ain 1
miles. The guards have one miner arrested in the
stockads, and the miners say they will rescue
him. Gov. Buchanan has ordered out the third
regiment Of Tennessee militia. II consists Of
seven companies. The colonel, Gator Wood
ford, resides here and il now recruiting his
forces.
The court house bell Is ringing and recruit
Ing onhcers are out. The governor has ordered
the colonel TO charter train to carry the troops
to Oliver Springs and the soldiers will move
within the hour. The colonel has authority a to
enlist men The enlistment is now In progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
The virVinia Democracy.

5pec1sI D1spAsch 70 The ENeninH ktsf.
RaonhonD, Va, Ans. 16-rhe state sxeeutive
committee Of the democratic party met here
this morning At 10 O'Clock 10 arrange for the
state campaign. An the ten members were
present with one exception, Chairman b B.
Gordon presiding.
The committee held long session behind
closed doors. After free and full discussion
Of the outlook IL was decided to conduct q
vigorous campaign.
Arrangements were made TO have the stats
thoroughly csnvassed by the best speakers OBJ
taipAble,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

Mrs. May J. Boyd, mother Of Detective BOYD.
In coming down the stairs of her homo. No. liza
New Jersey avenue, northwest. with her little
erandchili In her arms this morning
fell She received a broken no-e and sever.
cuts about the forehead and mouth and bruia...
aoout The body, and for two hours was uncou-
scioU Drs. Marion and English attended hes.
Fortunately the babe escaped unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

DAsBURT, Conn.,, Aug. l6.-Ths body of
Russell Benedict, who died In Austria July Is,
reached here yesterday in solid silver casket,
deliberately embellished with gold On the
top is gold crucifx two feet long. Tho casket
is carried by means OF eight gold handles, and
is supported by six lions legs. Festoons Of
gold flowers are draped aroundi.. On each Of
the corners is a gold angel six inches high. It
Is not known how much the caSket cost Mr..
Benedict was q very wealthy man, who lived
many years In Austria. He was born in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

BosroS, Aug. 16.-The disappearance Of
James Z. Gilman involves greater frauds than at
FIRST supposed. The estate Of VIM. F. Walker
Of which he was executor has entirely disap-
peared and 1t is positively stated that Gilman
took with him $4,000. His total liabili-
ties are not known, but the Walker estate repre-
sents $3.50, 900 alone, and it is thought the total
will reach $500, 900. There is reason to believe
there is woman in the case and that she did
not accompany Gilman in his fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16


DIED.
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Il. Gas.. arr sras md ~Pslsr q cLariss !esep
S:ss I.ss nd % s.:;:: q
grrs ssRf pp ss Nspsss,, ssss:t J 49, 50.
md Inli. f.cny .nd only sister q Nora, 3 nsuvs 4
May she rest In pssos
xo f.ss s Soa srse an s , ss :n 1910
, I'd fsna. r r sIsst n'sa to s''nd trhiAdsE
GIBSON. pe,.ged this Ii,e On Monday. Aususs
Isa = S g,siosh , "a VII: MLLtIaM sasesna
q: susan bssE wed iss'Ss;sh. sea, cam and c; &c
Beloved in life and In death no, forgotten.
shrs sssnss. TSusass a, SsiSss p new fr.sDa.
and rslssisss are invited 10 attend
assnss sss . S rsSs ns. k fpsS.s l s
Lowell husband Of Kate A. Hsrrinptn md son OF the
late I'm Harrington. aged thirty and three
fsnsrsl from Ms i.,e residence. No 1888 ass stress
80 E:sssisss and friends ar. T..psesiaiis y,
.. ne rs.idsse. q his sister. ar. l. i crai,. No
lns hlns.. Y %fiSa . .os " IS.
late Caleb and Lucy Marcy. formeriy "a Georss
ne fan.r.i Win take plac. from the shove pen
Ss 1 Ess, " .na sSSa q ne i.s ars s
vitsd 70 ssssnd- Insefmsn, ., Oak Mn cemetery. .
zafk HAr iSSsSss Ia lT only ,a s q Sa
= and Julia Miller. axed eisLiesn months sad fsS
1es Ssn ssS :, :: .. ySp9ss s%a fair
Just came 20 show hov sweet hover
In paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
peesh came With triendly care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

A Democrat - Succeed 11r. WsswIak.
Special Dspstch to The Evsning oesr.
CoLuAsus, ONO, Aug. l2-Attornsy 0sn-
sral Richards decided today that IL snessssee
Of Congressman Warwick must b sisctsd by
the old sixteenth district which slscted M.
Warwick. This insures that his successor wiz
Ss democrst II vim mott hiely y Juaes
strongest epponsns for nonination two ysars
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
A Bl1l 0f Iniuu~fiou

J, Henry Brooks and r. W. Walker by Mr.. ..
j. Darlington have filed bill for an injuno.
ton against j. q. Hester and the Columbia
National Bank to restrain the transfer Of GER
tain notes. &e. They state that they and Hs..
Yer were On April 10 last owners OF part q
Enclosure, at which date they sold the sam.
10 J. 4 Carr, receiving in part payment prom
issory notes divided into series which were
equally distributed but IL wns afterward discos-
cred that BY mistake Hester had received the
notes frst maturing, giving him m undue ad-
vantage over them, and said notes have bees
traneferred 70 the bank. They ask a discos.
cry, an exchange Of two Of the notes, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Chicago Markets.
Expressing Faith In Misc Borden.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. l6.-Ths woman's
Christian Temperance Union and the Young
woman's Union held special meeting last
night ct which they passed resolutions Of SYM
psthy for, and unshaken faith in, Mas Lizzie
A. Borden, who 10 treasurer Of the Young
Women's Union and has been prominent In
union work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
SUPPOSED To HAVE BEEN LYNCHKD,
Kentucky's BOY Murderer Taken From Jail
by . Mob.

Kentucky's BOY Murderer Taken From Jail
BY . Mob.
WIScaEsrxH, Ky, Aug. 16.-Logan Murphy,
the ssveutesn-yesr-old despsrsdo, was taken
from jail carly this morning BY mob. At last
accounts the party was heading for Mt. Startling
and II II safe to say that the murderer has been
strung up by this time. He begged pitsousiy
for his life while being draggsd from
his cell. Murphy killed Sc father
in cold blood, was arrested, tried and sentenced
to be hanged, but was given nsw trial. While
awaiting this he was confined in the Mount
Sterling Jail. Even hero his murdsfous
methods were continued. Shortly after his
incarceration he slashed fellow-prisonsr With
o knife made from an iron hoop.
Last week he qusrreled with another pris-
oner named Archie Steele and stabbed him to
death with knife, which Murphy said vss
given to him BY another prisoner. The fesl-
ing against the boy murderer was 20 strong
that II was decided to bring him here for
safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
CAxaAsr & L.rDx.
yzs TrH AND 7uo Z q. NV.

CAxxAxr & L.rDE
g2s 7rH AND 100 u. NV
CflALLIEs-Bs WOOL. about Is pieces. lie. quality.
Married down 10 133Se.
iDEALiAN CHAiIIEsa2 inches vids. lse- quail
ity. Marked down To l33<c
LADIES' JERSEY RIEBED vESTS-stlk suabroid-
cry around the neck and ssms. b0c.
quality. MArksd down 10 Csc.
LADIES' WAIsrs-fancy surah lawn. aisss 40 -
$0ineh. Only SOC.
GENUINE BIARRIrE KID GLOVES Only go.
Worth 1I-2a
BARGAINS IN PARAsoIs.
BARGAINS IN CHINA MATING.
MEMS ZINE SCOTCH MADRAS SHIRTS. nest
pin ssripss Reduced from 81 SO TO q.
- piecss u I'm. WHITE PLAID and CHECK MUS
LINs. Eeiuced to Sc. per yard
CAkHABT LEi0Y.
aus s3TsA ss- and 100 IT. a o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Tho Largest Engine Ever Made.

ThO Largest Engine Ever Made
From the Baltimore Sun.
4 Milwaukee arm II now completing plans
Tor monster engine to be used at the worlds
fair. The machine will be ono Of the largest
ever made, being SO feet in length and 10 feet
broad. The hy wheel viii be 80 feet In diams-
tar and II feet inches in breadth. The en-
gins viii be Of nearly 5000 horse power,
though it, full force will not be exerted, - Il
b only expected to run two Westinghouse
electrical generators Of 900 horse power each.
u y expected that tho plans wall BE- finished In
. few weeks, and that by fall the work ON the
engine win b nearly Anished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

II has been represented TO the Treasury De-
partment that many articles and packages Of
exhibits at the worlds Columbiaa exposition
have been and moro probably WI b Tor
vardsd 70 ths various ports Of sstry without
any arrangement having bssn prsvioualy nsds
by the ownss with IN agent or Forwarded 70
make the necessary imuasdiats transportation
entry. Acting Secretary Spsulding. thersfors,
has instructed customs olRcsn 10 sxsmins
the invoice Of exhibits reosivsd snd 10 e.
certain whether they have bean properly
aadgned 10 IN agent o. forwards ss The port 81
arrival and IN oass they have mot bsen % -
signed notice 70 Inst elect b 10 b ssns 70
Mr.. E Z. Jsycox. tari6 manager Of u worlds
Columbian sxposttion st Ckinage, ia orasr
that proper disposition may be mAAs
of theul. IL sams courss b 10 b pursued Il
al Gases where the trsnsportation cAaress hsvs
not bssn prepaid BY Ne eonsiSnsss. No were
house chargss Win be mads On Geods dstainsd
became Of IL failure N comply With instrue-
ton in regard to conaignsss OF forwsrdsrs snd
70 prspaymsut Of trssspertatioa chasNsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
ASSISTANT Assessor LUrrRxII..
A Boy Struck By . rr.iu.

This afternoon shortly before O'Clock q
young colored boy named Mesks In attempting
to cross . track at the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station was struck BY an incoming
train and severely injured. He was carried 10
the Emergency Hospital
An examination at the hospital disclosed
badly crushed skull and The doctors do not
think there il any hope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Rocsiverv for the \. "a y.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Seax.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1.-The motion 10 ap-
point permanent receivers Of the r. and D.
railroad came up In the United States court d
1880 today. Judge Bond appointed =. W.
Huidekoper and Reuben Foster receivsrs. An
effort was made to secure the appointment Of
Gen. Malone, but fell through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

sAaArosA, N. l., Aug. l&-Tisss sAss, puss
en-, Ter twe-ysar-oads, four fasisaes--Wesd-
bane VOL, with Maria Stocps, second, ana Asida,
third. Time, 80 seconds.
Second faee-puss era, oae mi1e. 1osi
Brad voa; 0alinAo, seeond, Csstoaads, nird.
Tina. lszo.
Third .ase, purse esoo, ssvta fuzyDnes KIae
Crab, l; Dalssman. 2; Void, Z Tina. Lax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16
Youthful Politicians Quarrel.

ANNIsoS, ALA, Aug. 16.-Tom Haines and
John Haines, cousins, each sbout thirteen
years old, quarreled over politics yesterday and
Tom was fatally cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

The renunciation OF Eliza V. Cornwcll Of her
rights under the will Of her husband. Geors.
q, Cornwell. aud her election 10 take her dove
In lieu, was fled with Register Wright today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-16

PErrrIoS FOE writ Of de lunatico inquir-
endo in the case Of Margaretta Price Norris
has been fled by her brother, stating that her
insanity was caused by the death Of her mother
in June last and she IL now in Butler Hospital,
proyidence, RI