Evening star., 1894-11-05

as the shot was fired Church ran in front
of he window, the ball striking him in the
region of the heart. o. ...-
The LeXow committee at New York has
closed its investigations for the time being
and no further attempts will be made to
probe the depths of the crimes of New York
until after election. An adjournment has
been taken until November 10, when the
laOors Of the committee will be resumed.
The interest in the investigation continued
undiminished up to the close.
Capt. Hinde of Pinkertons detective force
arrived at Fredericksburg, Va, Saturday
from Cincinnati He says Morganfields leg
Is very badly broken and that he will not
be able to be moved for some five or six
weeks. Capt. Hinde- bought for Searcey,
the Aqua creek train robber, in custody at
Fredericksburg, new suit of clothes and
took away his old ones Morganfield Will
not he on hand on the -21st, when court
meets, but will be indicted. There will be
several indictments against the two men.
Capt Hinde left in the evening for Wash
ingtOn. No interviews with Searcey are al
lowed, and all newspaper men are denied
access to him. "---- -..s-
Fire did about $4,000 damage yesterday
afternoon in the building occupied by the
Louisville branch of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Manufacturing Company, at Louis
Vile. Just as the firemen had the fire under
control, the rear wall of the Singer build
ing fell and five firemen were caught under
II and badly hurt. Two of them, Valentine
Riehl and James Mannix, may die.
Eugene Oudin, the well-known American
singer and composer, who was recently
stricken with paralysis, died yesterday in
London.
Princess Alix was received into the Ortho-
doX Church of Russia on Friday. The cere-
nrony took place in the chapel of the i'm
perial palace at Livaia. She received the
title of grand duchess in Russia, Blagover-
raja Velikaja Knagina. After the cere-
mony of confession she received the ortho-
dox sacrament.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales have
reached Livada. The Grand Duke Alexis,
the brother of the late Gar Alexander, and
the governor and mayor. welcomed the
prince and princess. Gar Nicholas has con-
ferred the decoration of the Order of St.
Anne in diamonds on Prof. Leyden, the
German physician, who attended the late
car. The professor has started on his re-
turn to Germany.
The Empire Music Hall In London re-
opened Saturday evening. but the bars In
the auditorium were closed. A large crowd
was present and the sight OF the barriers
caused great indignation among certain OF
the spectators. crowd attacked the bar
riers. which were soon torn down ana
broken into bits. Amid the uproar there
could be heard cries and yells or Down
with Ormiston Chant. Long live the En-
pire." Mrs Ormiston Chant was the prin-
cipal leader of the crusade against the En-
pire.
A bomb exploded last night outside a
house In Tilney street, Park Lane, London,
two doors from the residence Of Sir Henry
Hawkins. one Of the justices Of the queen S
bench division Of her majesty's high court
of Justice The front of the house was
much damaged and the windows of houses
on the opposite side of the street were
smashed The explosion occurred shortly
after IL O'Clock. The house was occupied,
but nobody was hurt.
The wharf of the West India and Domin-
ion Steamship Company, 100 feet front on
the river the sheds and houses, 400 bales
Of cotton and other freight awaiting snip
ment at New Orleans were burned yester-
day, the total loss being s165,Ooo. 1t is the
general belief that the flames were started
by the white strikers on the levee. or their
sympathizers to prevent work being given
negroes