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THE DAILY BEE SATURDAY , FEBRUARY H , 1885.
GENERAL NEWS
Tnrtlior Particulars ot tlio Asylniu
Fire in Philadelphia ,
Eightean" Lives Now Known lo
bo Lost ,
The Other GOQ Inmates are All
In Custody
In Other Departments of the
Almshousa Buildine.
British Hnzzars Strike an Am-
and Retreat Hastily.
"VlHltors to tlio rnrlUmcnt
T Bo I'rohlhlted Kroin Cr
Djnsmlte.
TIIIJ ASYM'M HOltUOK ,
TIIK NUMI1KR OP VICTIMS.
TlllL.Mil-.Ll'HIA , February 13. The lire last
night'nt the nhinhome entirely deitroyod that
part of the Institution set apart for the Insane.
Of eighty-four lunatics confined many are
missing , but it is thought the moi > t of them
wandered rway. At niao o'cluck this mornIng -
Ing two tr. ? charred bodies were found in
ward No. 2. They had been roasted beyond
all recoaniti'in. ' Several human bodies cm ho
Been in tlrnlng wrok ia thu cellar. It ia
now tliQugi ' twenty-eight per ! li9d. That
Dumber of violent patients were locked
tn the cells > the third floor and could not be
reached.at > eoe.iis no doubt they are lost ,
nnd tin ; reroutes are among" the ruinn. Dur
ing thu ' ' any Insane jivrsons were found
wandi . ITerent p > rU of the city , some
nearl. The poor creature ! generally
eeviued o to understand the _ lituatlon ,
rnd In Bone cases begged their captors
piteoualy tc < ot throw them into the river.
The others 'ok it as a peed joke and laughed
gleefully w ' 'n the fi o wi8 mentioned. One
man came "tmlng down the street early this
morning T vumnaclea attached to his wrist
and feet , .s of thu chain danpling from It ,
H , 51RIEKKI ) AND LAUOIIII )
and struck yht and left among the fright
ened poopliIt was found necessary to kuick
him dowi. uefore he could be secured.
Another * .ited a panic 'n ' a street car by
imhing in tulf clad wlih n faca scorched and
blackened JIu bank cowering In tin corner.
The repot .iat the streets were full of escaped
maniacs r < 3ed much aUrm In West Phlladot
pliii am. Grangers looked upon each other
with iniii i distrust. The fir meu are still
working thu mini. They nro wo.iry and
half fru > i nh appearing as if in armor , but
search . thu bojles continues steadily.
'There appears to have been much trouble on
ncconnt of rotten hoao and scarcity of water
apply.
Alter n thorough search , the almshonn
authorities to-ntahtSare convinced thatthu
eighteen binned and tuffocated mntiaca all of
whom occupied rpla ) on thn tLud floor of the
building aru all that perltheil , nnd that the
tiGC inmates were lescued , nnd are now in
custody iu other departments cf the building.
KOllHKJN ICVIOXrs * .
AGAINST IUNAMITK.
LONDON , February 13. The recent dyna
mita explosion demonstrated the fact that
under oxuting rulen governint ; admiaslon of
atrnngera to the galleries and lobbies it would
bo au euiy matter for dynamiters to convey
explosive ! ) into the building during the st
nionof rarliarri'nt : iud caino tbo death of
many of its members. The government de
cided to adopt rnoru stringent ruk'j regulating
admission of visitors. Mumb rs of parlia
ment In the future will not b9 uljmed to in
troduce ell-augers into the galleries and lob
biee.
CANADIANS WANT TO TAKE A HANI ) .
OTTAWA , February 13 , Applications con
tinue to be received by the militia depart
ments from those unxious to paiticipata in the
war in Soudan.
ATTACKINa JIETKMNEH.
LONDON , February 1 ! ! . A dispatch from
Korti nays Col. Sir Kedvers Duller will proba
bly attack Motamnoh next Sunday. The reb
els are tailing no aggressive step ) .
OALLINQ OUT TUB lUHKUVKS.
It hai been icidod to take no stops lookIng -
Ing to calling i the roturvcu till after parlia
ment aasemb' '
, .isit .U-KAIIM.
JtADHin , ' \ary HI , The Impartlalo
makes a Her ! cliarge that Franca luw edtab-
lUhed n pn. . > raten\er lands on the west
comt of Africa which belong to Spain.
The oartliqn , > > rhockH to-day ut 1'arro del
( Jarnpo , forty I'lilai north tf Urunadu , eeii-
outly danugod a hospital.
A ECll.U * AT BPAKIM ,
SUOKISI , Fehruiry I ! ) . Sma'l ' paitlc * of
hoitllo Arabs rtuppenrod tn meanace the
Rarrhon. A spy returned from lUuhrim , the
p'aca wheio n reconnoltering IVfty of Ilui-nara
fcnd Idiptu'ii' weru attacked on thn third
imtant. The Hussam got at far as Handout
without opposition , but having oa their way
burned tut a native vil age without reaenn
they were attacked on their return lit Hen-
helm , about throe miles from
llnndout. The nttacklrg party lay
In ambush and thti Arab lira WHS eo torri-
lilo tlut the hasK.ira could not face It am
rayed thenuelven from unnihila'.ion by retreat
inj { at full callop , in tha n'.ir to Kuakirn
> 'ight himtaiN and three Kgjptiana lout. Col
Ntfimin , commdiidint ; a4. Suaklm , In reportIng -
Ing the inculett e'a'ed that thu uflicer
in coinmnnd of the husdsr * had ex
ceeded his authority in ordering the burning o
the Arab villuge. Spys ueiu ut ( ince sent oul
to aiceitaln the fain of the niUsing troop ? .
A apy rt'turrml and aild bo could ascertain
nothing , but foiled In the dcseit near the
scene of the fight articles of cloOiIng , nvldent-
ly belongirg to tha tniating men. The rpy
brought tbesu articles to Suakiin , all piercet
ns If by speare. Tha iiiy reports he found tha
enemy encamped at lleshelm.
TIIK rOl'E AND THE KNQLI8I ! CXIVKUSITIIH.
HOME , Febnury IS.-The Po | > e hm written
to the Cutlolic bishops In Kogland tc publish
tne instructions of the propaganda against the
election of Catholics in Knghsh universities.
A luitoto DIKD , it' Tiieu.
LONDON , Frhuury IS , Tha conservative
pupf r charge the goveinment with luppresi
ing lieu. Gor-on'i ! diary and letter ) , in whicl
Gordon itaUa that lie lent Col. Stewart away
f rum Khartoum In order to save lilt ( SUiwurt1 *
life , intanding biui'elf tu meet death at Khar
toum , ai be knew no help could reach there
in time to rescue him.
Bondemon County , Tn. , Court lloaie
lliimoa ,
OALVIITON , Ter , , February 13. The Ual
vettoa News special eayi ; The county oonr
houie of Henderson county burned this morn
Ing , Court wai in teasion during the morn
ing , The fire. i > believed to hive been Inceu
diary. The criminal docket had jtut been
reucned , on which there were the tnurde
caics let for trial. Valuable records wera de
stroyed. Xo insurance.
Mr , Ev rls" Itcoepiloa at the Union
< 'lut > .
NEW YonK , February I'J. At the Unio
Club reception to United States Senator-elect
William M. Evartf to-night , Judge Davl
preilded and ] B , Hinsdils made the tu.
dreei on behalf of the club. Judge L > v
then presented Mr. ErarU , who ws * greets
with great appUute.
Mr. Kruit'itld thacccuion marked Boroe-
Uiing more than honor to hiuuelf. He the
refened to tin record of the republics
ry , _ atd ! d that the republican
New York sUta could uo
C no al the fact Uut th
rlt-t--fcttjl.ll
. i
enter of the array of the great rtpubllcan1
arty bad Iwen pierced at tbo part by en >
rusted repuMlcani. In reference to hi * rivalj
or the cen tor hlp K\ arts said that he did
ot feel It his ditv to have his n mo left out
f the list of cnndid tco if any of hf country
m > n th. . unlit it fhould properly bo there.
Vhlle Mr. llvarts wn * iienkin | ; hUcolleftRue ,
Varrcn Miller , c m3 upon ilu stage and wa
warmly cheered. At the close of nis sp-och a
Dilation was served.
Exposition Notcf ,
NKW Oni.KAS * , Fibruaiv 13.-Tho Influx
f Manh Oras visitors hai firly begun.
In the government building ft mecting 'of
owa citizens attending thn exposition was
tld to day. It wan called to order I > 7
iporgo Sneer , ot 1V < Moinoi , M jirT , H ,
larahall , of Cnmril KlnlTi , was made chair-
nan , and T. . II. Calkins cbo'fin cecraiaty ,
iecolutiont were piwed carne tly cummond-
ig the exposition.
Cleveland Octs n. Knst ,
Ai.nAN > , February 13. Cle\e'aad wni com-
aratively trio from visitors to- < lay , in accor-
aneo with 1m di-Mro , The delegation from
ilichtgitn called. Tin mcmbfra of the dclo-
itlon ued Orlanl ) M. Barnes for secretary
f the interior. Cleveland promi sd he would
emember ilia camo.
A Facsimile of Hie KcnRan Bill
PORTLAND , On. , February 13. Hoult'a
nilroad restriction bill has passed both
ouses ot tha leglslatura by Urge majorities.
ho bill ii almost an oxsct copy of the
U'.ifrin bill in conRrew "o far as it rolatci to
Iscriminntlnn In ratt . The maximum fielglit
ales ara limited to tha clwges In force ou
anuary l t , and tlio maximum passenger
atoi ara 6 cents psr mile. The bill cow
waits the governor 'it signature.
MilwauUoo Police Crookedness.
MILWAUKEE , February 13. The mayor tc-
ay requested the resignation of Chief of PC
co Kllswoith. It was charged Hut n couple
f city detectives retained S2DO as n "reward"
or finding toven hundred which had bean lolt
y au old noldior , whlla Intoxicated , in the
ands of a friend. Investigation showed that
ley divided the "rownrd"wlth Kllaworth.
, " \V. Murra.x Handed ut Portland ,
Oregon.
PORTLAND , Oregon , February 13. J. W.
lurray was hanged nt 1:20 thla afternoon
i the presence of Iwia than thirty witnesses.
he prisoner maintained good spirits to the
ait. He talked a great dtal during the after-
ooii abd ate a hearty mcil , Ha neck wrs
roken by the fall , and dcUh wcs Instant.ino-
us. . _
Flro At VaBsar , Mich.
DETROIT , February 13. A fire nt Vasaar ,
lich , to-day destroyed a large part of the
uslness portion of the town , Loss , $10,000 ;
nsuranco , SS.OOO. But for the tnow on the
oofs the whole town would hnvo burned.
1'otvdcr Mill l-
CLEVELAND , February 13. The powder
nill near Hubbard , Mahouing county , ex-
iloded this moining. The force of the ecplo-
Ion shook the crou ad for miles around , and
In mill was blown to atoms. Mike Kgan
, nd Otis Hurlburt were shockirgly mangled ,
ml may reco\er. The damage will not exceed
' ,000. _ _
Three Colnrcn I'coplo CrcnintPd.
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , Fehiuary 13. This eve
ling it was learned that the dead bodies of
William Fraier , wifa and grandchild , all col
jred , were found in thi ruins of a house about
ift"en mil's from New Albany , Ind. It is
opposed that thu hmn ? caught fire on Thurs
lay night whou the inmates were asleep.
-The Bnckliyera Union gno n ball last
ight at Grouse's hall which was largely at
ended by the members of the orderand other
riends. Dancing was kept up until a late
lour , and was the main feature of the oven
ng's pleasure.
Newspaper Ownership.
fobraika City Press.
The Omaha Republican of a recent
seuo aayo :
Senator Van Wyck writes a friend in th's '
ity that he intends putting Pearinan at the
lead of the Press , his organ InNebraska. City.
ilnj. Puarman Is bright and would be an
iccuation to Nebraska journalism.
The BKK aseerts tbat "Senator Von Wyck
las no interest in the Nebraska City Press or
\nyotherpnper. " How and why does the
3uit know thi- ? Does Senator Van Wyck
ender Hoaowater an account of all the money
IB expends ?
Now , can anyone bo moro idiotic than
the above , when everybody knows that
ho Preis ia owned and operated by a
oint aleck company , w.th William E
jladetono ni president , and Otto Von
Jismarck secretary end Orovnr Cleveland
treasurer. Senator Van Wyck never
app'iedforn ' ahcrj cf the block and
couldn'e afford to buy it if it waa on the
marki t. As for the Repub'lcan , wo have
lover been able to learn who tloes own
t At times wo think the proprlo'.o
must bo an infant , of tender yrara , and
iin we are led to believe that it lo
operated by Beelzebub in the intereat of
lades.
M
St. Petersburg ia a city of gourmets.
The long nights in whiter , and the ex
cessive cold and discomfort out of
doors , drive the inhabitants to iu-door
pleasures. They consequently pay
great attention to the cuisine , and the
e nohs bcconio cordon-blcus. The best
cuisine is , of course , the French , and
thcro nro French chefs in many of the
houses , but tlio IlaEsiuus bavo a number
of national dishes tlioy are fond of , es
pecially eonps cabbngo eoup eaten
with sour cream , cucumber soup , and u
cold , sour soup , which they swear by ,
but which is not very agreeable to a
foreign palate. Tlio root vegetables ,
turnips , beets , etc. , are remarkably
good ; so are watermelons and
cucumbers , while game , pnipe , wooel-
cock , partridges , white partridges ,
hazel grouse , black cock , coqs
du bois , and bare are all abundant in
their season oiiel good. Iu the way of
fish , the salmen is excellent , and they
have trout , pot-fish , perch , grayling
soquis , somewhat like a striped bass ,
and tbo famous sterlet , which I do not
think deserves it reputation. Its roe
makes the best caviare. Tko regular
Russian restaurant is not to be seen in
St. Petersburg. There is ono in Mos
cow , they call the Hermitage , which is
thoroughly Russian. A feature of those
refltaimuita is aa immense mechanical
organ , which grinds out lively airs dur
ing dinner. Ono can hardly talk. Tlio
correct thing to do is to toke , before
dinner , a "zaconska , " which being in
terpretcd moans a preliminary lunch , s
small gloss of liqueur , generally
"wodki , " with salt fish or cavi
are , or a little cheese. This
is supposed to whet dulled ap-
petito. Besides tbo pleasures of tb
table , th Riusiuns rely greatly upon
cards to pass tbo long winter evenings.
They play a great deal and ploy _ higli ,
Whist , with , some modifications in the
counting ; baccarat , and a game they call
"quinza , " something like "Boston , are
their principal gomes Cards are n
monopoly in Russia , and their importa
tion is strictly prohibited. The profits
on their Bale go to the support of the
Foundlings' Hospital , and it is magnifi
cently supported. Any iufant can be
brought there , and na questions are
asked either as regards the mother or
the chilel , and no payment is necessary.
It is said to be the only place in Rusair
where no passport is required , Tht
I'enn Monthly-
THE GRAND JURY
Closts I's ' Wk Fi-r - the Felirnar ?
Term anil Is
An Important Hatch nl Indictments
Uounly
The grand jury coinplatod its lal > ere
ojlorday sftorncoii , and w $ s formally
discharged by Jtidgo Wakel y.
Tin work of the body liaa been rapid
md salitfactory , ts the oraoutt of bual-
ios3 dispotud of wi'l nttesi.
"Tnia blllj" irero f jnnd in a number
of cases , in addition to thosa already put-
llshod. Following isUio , rcglttjr :
Three prjsontmonta were trade against.
JIw. Alica P. Mills and Jaaics Mlllt , her
msband , on clmrgci of libel preferred by
Miss Alleo Dal'oy. Oao of the Indict-
monta ia preferred sgjicat Allen Mills ,
Iho oilier two Against , ) m < s Mills.
InlicttuMit No. 1 i brought pt < nU
Al'Oi MillsjOti tailnnoDy of Alice D.i'ey ' ,
nco llolilnaon , and charges that defend
ant , in a letter written to llav. T. U.
tlall , patter of the Southwest Pioibytor-
an Ohurcli , lutdo Bta < omit.t3 ! referring to
ilatntitr of a malicious , Hamhloiu and
tofnmatDty obnvteter , tnylcr. ; that eho
v\j a woman of loose * habits.
Indictment No. 2 , hrjnght agaiint
James Mills , husband of Allco Mills ,
charges tbat hn wrote a e'asder ui letter
o ono Jarpus Shootz , of Minoola , Weat
Virginia , in Avnich Allco Daley vres ac-
cuiod of having boenaodnced by a man
who efiornard mo tried her , and that she
was delivered of a bastard child which
ho surreptitiously killed.
Tha th ri indictiuont is brought on
charges of libel substantially the same as
hose plroidy indicated. Mills circulated
it turnouts about the plaiotllT , Alice Di-
Icy , to the effect tbat aho had boon guilty
ot adultery with certain persona , and
hat shohad compelled Diilty ( o marry
lor while aho was In a delicate con
dition.
Mr. and Mrs. Dailoy are well known
and highly respected in Omaha , and
Sirs. D. has always birne a good charac-
.or. It Is to 1)9 regretted that the mat
ter has thus boon brought into promin
ence.
Another indictment was presented
against Wylii D. Clejfg , charting him
with converting to his own us ; $229.25 of
the funds of the Union Pac ( to Riiliray
CG'npany.
An Indictment was returned against
F. E. Morris , who , in addition to being
accused of atenltng on May 1 , 188 1 , sev
enteen railroad tickets of tbo value of
§ 100 from the Union Paclhc railway , is
charged with so altering a ticket of the
company , wh'ch had already boon used
between Council Blull'i and Schuyler , ai
to make It appear that it had never teen
punched. The alteration , it la claimed ,
was effect 3d by tearing off tlio lower
section of the ticket.
In the coUbrated case of John L.
Thompson and Lizzie Howard , charged
with tbo bmning to death of Nettie
Howard , an indictment of murder in the
licit degrco was returned. Thu detailed
circumstances oE the case are too fioih
In the minds of the read 117 public to
need recounting. On the night of No
vember 29 , Nettio Howard , a proslitut ,
living oa Ninth ttreot , betRoeu
Douglas and Dodge atrootH , was discov
ered In flames by parties breaking into
the hoaec , which was occupied at the
time by the victim and the two defend
ants accused of the crime. Tbo flames
wera extinguished , but not before the
girl had sustained injuries of which on
the following Tuesday she died. Subse
quent circumstances developing pointed
to Lizzie Howard and John Thompson
as bolng guilty of the crime of cctting
tire I o the girl. They we ra arrested and
have since bupn in jail awaiting the action
of the grind jury.
An Indictment wai returned againtt
Charles Weslgud , clurced with stealing
a mule on November 10th from Lncinda
Jones.
The last indictment is preferred against
U. M. J'othory alias John McClelland ,
the notorious gentleman of alleged con
nection with ill ? Duke robbery. Ac-
cueed is oba-god with "holding up" one
Edward Ct > llabiu on the night of Augutt
28h , ] 884 , and taking from him a
ailvor wa't-U valued at ? 23 ,
COUMIY JAIL HEI'OUT.
Bofcrc the formal discharge of tha
; rand jury a visit of otiic'al inspection
was madu to tlut county jiil Too tm
if the rapott is herewith appended :
To the Honorable Dhtrict Court of
Dauglaa County :
The gi-ani jury for taid county for the
February tiroi , 188-1 , of said cDurt , beg
leave to report tbat in pursuance of law
and Ilie directicn rf said court they have
in : i bo5y vi-ited the jail of said county ,
and made a full and thorough examina
tion of the samo. The discipline of the
prisoners h humane tnd kind , diet ample
and good , the jail in a healthful condi
tion , and the tyatem and mauagmn > mt
theraof rt Meeting credit upon the clfi.ula
in charge ,
The jail should be repaired in several
places. The floor is badly out cf repair
and should receive immediate "attention ,
The cage should bo repaired abont the
bite aa it is rusting away. The windows
and window eating alto need immediate
attention. There should bo a biloony
aroucd thu second tier of Iho main cage ,
The lever locki need some repaiis. _ The
inside of the building should oo painted ,
whitewashed and calsomined. And the
jury are of the opinion tlut the suggested
repairs should bo attended to t once ,
Uiciuim KIMDALL ,
Foreman of Jury.
DE OHAOONS DEATH ,
The Fate of a Man a "Wro 111 t Daft"
The associated press dispatches of
Thursday night detail the latest holocaust
horror in the burning of the Insane de
partment of the Wet Philadelphia altnti-
horjBo. One of the victims , Frank Ds
Chacon , wai a former resident of Omaha
where his peculiar w yi and eooentrlci
ties made him ono of the characters ol
local life.
Ho was a mnn thlrty.five years of age ,
and before a harmless form of insanity
seized him , a man of brilliant powen
and some loclal position. Ho formerly
lired in Chicsgo , where In a mysterious
and sndden mumer ho lost a young wife
and only daughter , now burled In that
olty. Ilia terrible shcc't ot bereavement
destroyed his mental balance. He drift'
out to Omaha In March 1883 , where he
eon became a'moit universally known ,
tie was without a f cany , and through the
kiudnoes ot fiipnos was clothed and fed.
The poor fellow , drcesed In a butternut
biorn faded and ragged mil , with an old
ttylo Derby liat wbich for many years
lad withstood rain and sunshine , might
jo seen ovtrr day , hurrjing in a nunner
of violent buMnos thronsh the ilreols ,
under his arm a palcnt wi ngor for which
bo WAS rgjnt. Do Chacon was neyor
verBuccossful , however , gni many a
meal the boys of the Cofl'm Club
of wh'cl instil ntlon ho was rather
favoritp/as afford ioi ? a butt for gaueral
joke ? , donatid to hioi by genera ! sub
sctlptton. As ftr lojginj ho ussd to
slcrpiu halls , lawyers' rcoms , atd toin---
timcs , wrapped in a heavy horse blanket ,
brrroncd , cf coirsj , ia some old dry
Isolds box
Onoiof tlio jokes pcrpotratcd upon h'm
was by a heaitUsi waj ; , trho gave him a
roclpo tor making i l'y , whereby S2o
worth of thtfacticlo could l > a made out of
S3 vsluj of material. Ghcoso was ens
of tbo ctnatlttiont * lnf rjdianls Quo
mornlnj alt r first tf'rxl of the roiipo , Do
Cbncun bunt into Uroxol iV Maul's na-
dcittklnt ; establishment , erylng ,
" Do } s , I saw a glust
hsl cijht , that of a boautlful woman
try 111 ; to tempt uu. I lao > v that It's a
\vAnilng for mo never t ] use glucose
again in that uceipt. It's all wrontr , al
wronx. May the Lori help me. 1 wll
never again msko jelly ! "
A subscription waa finally raleod for
Frank and ho waa sent last M > rch to
Chicago , whonca ho rode in a box car to
Philadelphia. Thera ho was afterwards
placed in thu asylum in which hornet
liia death in so horrible and shocking u
intnncv. _ _
Tratlo Note1- ,
The freight biuinots over the Union
Pacilio ia fast recovering its normal vol
urac , after the recent snorr blockade
which , of oourto , temporarily suipendcd
traffic.
Thursday'a local receipts of freight
merchandise fnm the west , is as fcllons :
Bullion , f ) cars ; oro. 10 csri ; hogr , G
cars ; hay , 1 car ; coal S cars ; wheat , 2
earn ; corn , 12 cats.
The recoipta at the tt'ck yards ycator-
day were very light , 105 head of hogs
consigned ts Goo. U. Hammond * Co.
Iler's distillery ship to-day IfiO barrels
to Germany , the consignment bolne for
Wilhelai Fojritor , Hambcr . Thus
does the beor-imbiblng Teuton "cat oh
on" to American mineral water.
fleeting of the First Society of Hpliit-
unlitti at Metropolitan bill , comer Four-
.senth and Dodge streets , to-morrow ( Sun
day ) , at 2 and 7 p. m. All invited.
EDrOATlOXAIi.
The beBt taachcr is ono who keeps cool.
The University of Michlgnu has 1,377 etu
dents , ISO of whom .ire womt.ii.
Gorman public schools nro about tn adopt
llawtborne'o works for the BtuJy of English.
Yun I'licu Lee , a Clilntsa student of Vain
College , recently lectured at linrtford , Conn.
Kx-Gov. Hoyt , of Penncylvanln , tella that
woen he wa ? iu college ( Lafayette ) he and his
classmates got board for $ T a week.
Of the $200,000 deemed nccsefary for the
proposed feniile college at Faltimorn , under
thu auspices of the Methodist Kpiscopal
church , $135,000 haa bscn subsciibed.
"Oau't you give ma n definition cf notli-
iDg ? " ' 'Ytp , mum. It' * a bnrgl , 'c w tliout
a barrel aroucd it , " shouted little IVd Saunders -
ders , whoso papj ih a cooper. [ Cooper's
Hecord.
San Frfliicisco ia ones moro in conviilslocs
over tlio ChineHO qiie3ti D , because a court has
decided that Chmesa children tunnot bu ex
cluded from the public tchools. There are
1UOU or mure of them of school ago in tbo
city.
Harvard ia considering the .idvisiblli ty of
allowing her Btudentn to hereafter have a cer
tain share in the government of the college.
It might he of deci od benefit to the student !
to place them under the semeof responsibility
that would naturally follow such a hfep.
The Turin Royal _ academy of science will
award In ISSli a prize of 1'180 , founded by
S'Riior ' Breera , to the author of tbo beat work
pubhshid between 1883 and 1S3G on phjfiics ,
chemistry , physiology , Natural history , geology
logy , history , geography , or BtatisticJ or to
the author of the discovery made during the
same period which may bo pronounced the
moU brilliant or the moat useful. The com-
I > etitonwill ! be open to the euvnnta nf nil
countries excepliop the ninmbera of tha Turin
Koyal academy , who will ho called upon to
adjudicate.
Kallcn
One more uofortuni t' ,
Trusting the fates ,
Richly impirtunate ,
Tried ou thi ) skate ? ,
Pick her up tenderly ,
Loosen the ttraps ,
FasMoncd so slendei vy ,
Unused
Oh. It was pitiful
That sbo should Hop ,
Whfre a wh < In city full
Must see her drop.
Pick htr up tenderly ,
Smooth out her dieaj ,
Fashioned FM slenderly ,
IMada to cares j ,
Out she struck trustfully ,
Skating galore ,
Uottu she cainn buttfnlly
On the hard lloor.
Pick her up tenderly ,
So goad and * o tru ? ,
F fhioned so f tenderly ,
What could she do i
Bumping inhumanly ,
Joltlnz thu iccn ,
Si is pure womanly ,
And tries It again.
Plelc her up t'-nderly ,
What dr iii ghocarc ?
Fashioned sn rldiulfrly ,
So plump and to fair.
[ Merchant Traveler.
A 8jidfr'ts ! fctmpcnsion Hrldgc.
A now fecturo in the way of a suspen
tioii bridge was recently seen across
the Honsntonio river , a short elistanco
north of Falls bridge. It was n single
thread of a spider's web suspended
from a tree on ono aide to some object
uyon the other , between 300 nnd 400
feet in ler.gth. How iliel the creature
manage tc get it oorosa ? It is conjectured
that the engineering spider must have
calculated the 'listnnco , spun a thread
of the required length , and then at the
right moment have thrown it out.when
it was earned on the wings of some fa
voring breeze , to the opposite aide ,
where it bccntuo attached. What was
the spider's object unless to seek some
retired spot to prey , or else to seek new
adventures ? It is not known whether
the epider perished m the attempt at
crossing , or whether it gained the shore
in safety. A'eto Milfard ( 01) Jity ,
Mn. E Ellli , 228 N , B ey St. , Bal-
tlmore , Maryland , writes : I suffered
with a painful cough , and wai promptly
relieved by a few doses of Red Stir
Cough Cute ; 1 racominend it for throal
and luog troubles.
Mr. Cleveland TrarelH on Ticket ! .
Albany Correspandence Butfalo Xewi.
When Mr. Cleveland was leiving for
BatTilo the other evening the t'cket ' Inspector
specter at tli9 Central depot gat ) failed
to recognize him. "Ticket ! " bo said
"Show your tickets , " The president
elect held tiia ticket in bis hand and was
pasjfng thrcugh hurriwl'y ' , when the inspector
specter called a hah. Then punching the
president-elect's ticket bo allowed hint
through.
RATES OF PENSIONS ,
Important Legislation Pushed Through
tlio Soiialo liy Van Wyci
the I'disloiii \Vltlo\\s
niul Minor OliHdrcn ( if
mill Sailors lo.StIVrMont.i
Tlio Debate.
Congressional Kecoril , 1'eb. S.
The bill ( tl. U. , SOO ) for the tiMof of
Satah 13. Jackson was conaldetod as in
cciumitteo cf the wholo. It proposes to
p'aco ' en the pdis'cn roll thu uaino of Sa
rah B. ilaskson , widow of William B.
Jackscn , Into of company A , Ninety first
roclmont Now York volunteer ! .
Mr. Yin Wyck I move to amend the
Dill by adding a now sect ou , as follows :
Sec. 2. Tint all widows or minor children
f soldiers nnd tailor * who , as such , are now
reeslving , under existing laws , genrr.il or spe
cial , the sum of 5S per mouth , by reason of
Lli9 death of such soldiers and I.II | M In err-
vlco ur from n disibility contracted iu the
military or n.ivn' ' tprvko of the United States
and In line of duty , shall , from mid after this
d te , bs entitled and receive the into of $12
per month in lieu of said rate of § .Sj mid all
such widows or minor children Mhoshull hcia-
ifter bu fnuiid tu lo entitled tn the rate of $ i
l > er month under etiug ! laws shall l > o en-
litltd to and ncelvo the inte of 12 in lieu of
tatd rate of $8.
The presiding ollicor. The queition is
on agreeing lj tbo our.ndmcut proposed
by tha nt utter from jNeb-askn.
Mr. Van Wyck Mr. Pr.'eulent , that
is precisely the eaiuo langnngu which tto
toaate incorpontid in the Mex'em ' pen
alon bill , aa it is called. The majority of
the senate no doubt felt then as now that
if I hero WAS any general Icgiolnt on to bo
had it should bo to increase tve mocger
coaipcn a'ion civon to Iho widowi of
sold e"s who had /alien upon tiio field of
bittlo. I hive felt it my duty to call the
attention of the Bonato to the nutter by
Vi'iy of amendment to this bill. It is
proposed to a hiino bill. If the eccnto
adopts it and places it upon the bill and
the house refuses to concur , tbcu wo can
readily consent that the senate shall ra-
: edo from its amendment so ES cot to
Imperil the bill for the relief of the pet-
sou now Bcokirg this pension. I am
inxious , inasmuch na there is no possi
bility of legiilatlon en this branch o * the
question unlesi it bo dene in this way ,
mat the senate tltould at haat seek thla
oppoitunity to do this act of justice.
! Mr. Mitchell. I should like to ask tlio
souator from Nebriska whether his
amendment covirj the caeu cf daponrjeut
Mr. Van Wyck. No. There is also
anothir provision which should bo put in ,
and the senator from Pennsylvania Is de
sirous in regard to it. I should have in
corporated tint In the amendment eicapt
tv.ai I feaiei some Senator might think
wo were propsing : to do too muih. If
the senate r will adopt my amendment
tl 01 \\onld auggaet to the aonat r from
Penntylvitiia thru \vo like the sense > f
the souate upon an amendment giving to
depondoat parents au Increase of pen
sion.
sion.Mr.
Mr. Bltir. Of course it is a very dif
ficult thing for the friend of the soldiery
of the country , d'sabled ' or suffering from
their cerv'cis , to oppose an amendment
of this kind ; bat the senator from Neb
raska must on reflection ace that attach
ing the amendment ti the bill In the first
pUcj Imperils eomewl.it Iho passage of
this poor woman's application ; and a'si
that inevitably it is the defeat ot the
Mexican pension bill itself.
If this bill should bo amended ai/d re
turned to the house of rep csentatives and
the amendment ihcrc concurred in , the
man must bo less astute than I tMnk tha
senator from Nebraska is , especially when
ho brings his faculties to bear npoa a sub
ject , who docs not perceive that the other
bill with its numerous and exceedingly
important provisions for the relief of o h-
o.'s who have tmlTered on account of se'-
vice to their country will be entirely
passed by. 1 had hoped that the light
might bo fairly and clearly in the otho
btanch of congress upon the pas age of
tbat bill giving general and almost nni
ve sal relief to all those who havn d -
soivcd well cf their country from the
Mexican Avar to the present time. Wo
know very well that there is no inclina
tion to pass that bill in some qiiar o s ,
and that tlrn may bo an inclination , if
some slight CACIISO can be avail til of , tn
defeat the lull and fall back upon a com
parativcly nnimpoitant provision onactul
by law.
Mr. Van Vyck. Mr. President
The prcsdicg clliir. The senitor
frim N'bfaska haa once spoken.
Mr. Vun Wyck I fail in all the aog
geeiiona of the senator from Now Hamp
shire 1) aeo
The f residing oificor. The senator has
already tpaken ouco on the bill ,
Mr. All son. Can 1 be rocogmVed and
yield to Iho senator from Nebraska ?
The presiding ollicjr. - No , sir.
Mr. Van Wyck. Is another amend
ment in order !
The presiding oflicsr An amendment
to the amendment will ho in oitle * , 01
the locator may proceed by unaulmocs
consent
Mr Van Wyck.I propose lo amend
the amendment by making the amoutt
$13 instead of § 12 per month.
The Presiding Oliber The chief clerk
will report the amendment to tie amend
ment ,
Tbo Chief Clerk In line 7 of the
amendment it Is proposed to atriko oat
" 12" and insert " 13 , " BO aa to raad " $13
per month. "
Mr. Van WycV I failed to ECO any
force in the suggeitlon of the senator
from New Uanipihlro that wo ihould
place the Mexicin peinlon bill In peril
by agreeiog to the amendment I prjpoie.
It ia in peril t3-d y , and it is defeated
substantially. The only question la
whether we ihould attflmpt to do some
thing which I think bath branches of the
American congrjes desire and which the
nation universally desires , to inm-iB )
the pensions of those whose peniions are
far below wliat they ehoold be in the es
timation of the nation. The Mexican
pension bill stands defeated , and as f r
as tbo veteian of the Mex'can ' war li con-
coined the bill is defeated by the action
of the cenate. The senate were 10 un
willing that that measure should itind
upon its own mi rlts that they placed
amendments upon it which they believe 1
to be just and right. The only pract'cil
quottion which we are to meet to-day In
regard to pensions U whether we alall do
this act of stern justice , or refuio ta do
it and do nothing in the direction which
my friend , the senator from New Damp
( hire , desire * .
Neither tko Mexican soldier nor the
other clasaoa who were considered la the
amendments of that bill will receive any
coniideratloa at the hands of thla em-
gteia before the 4th day of March. We
can now sara somith 113 for the rno t
needy of all these classes , and that Is tto
idows who are racelvlngonly 8am nth ,
asd 1 ju gett to my friend that it pais
nothing iuptr.1 , not even thu bill. If
wa plaje tbi > a-nendment on tlie bill and
the House relate to concur , then I
: > 3 Killing that the anuto recado from our
amendmtnt.Vo shall Invo dcfno til in
Mir power ; wo shall hnvo sRtitfitd tlio tn-
ion thnt wo irj disposed to ilo justice lo
: hoipwhoaro receiving le an from its
Mimty and generosity. Wo can cotno In
icro i > ? clal'y ' and give Ilia nidons cf
sumo itdiniruband QUi > r < ili $ , " 0 a month ,
and c f otherj SL" 000 a yon That in-
letilo tothliig ; but when wo resilvoto
Uko cut of the dlHuu ty in which they
ate placed that class which , cf u 1 othars ,
s entitled to relief , wo are to'd wo should
isuso a moment to give the subject con
aidofAtlon ; and when a remedy is within
> ur reach , ss it ia no\v , to save them and
; o do them junice , it will bo no answer ,
and my ftieml from New Hampshire can
lot answer the widow3 in Now Damp-
shire , and No * Eaghnd ami the United
States , who are rjcoiung tlii pittRij ,
jy eaylng tlut it i sought to do snuc-
; hini } else , nnd ho fears this wou'd put
something else in peril. If ho scos lit to
ombrsi-5 iho opportunity 1 trust ho will
do It now and horn.
Mr. Blair 1 u k unanimous cimsent.
as I have sp ken oneoou thi-ami'tidinent ,
* n bo pcnnittL'd to speak again.
TlioPresiding Otliccr No ; thp son.v
i > r iin order in speaking ; live inimres on
anieiuhncnt to tlu atiiiMulmvnt.
Mr. Blair. 'Ilii > distinction botwcn
twelve" and "iliirtc-i-n" is of
, course , cn-
: iiely unimportant. The seiiat. t assumed
that the Mexican pension till was d nd
when ho made his motion. Sir , that was
a \ioliMit assumption , anil , as 1 belic-vo ,
iu untrue1 assumption , however hom-sl ho
may have been in making it The Me-\i-
can pension bill is now dead , nnd dead by
virtue of the offering of the amendment ,
in which 1 shall now concur.
filr. aiorrell. 1 shall vo u against this
uiR'iidracnt , because it is not jjorniaiii ; to
the bill. It ia
general legislation up n n
privnts bill , nnd a-jy olio who is ac
quainted h Iho pr.ccodiiiirs of tlio two
houses uill see fct once that it is a measure -
uro that will to lost if sunt to the other
liouso in this form , not ncted upon , and
this poor woman , if she is entitled to a
pension , will lese it , at any r.ite for the
iiroseiit scss on ,
Mr. Shoi man I wish to nsk the chair
parliamentary question. Suppose we
I'tach ' this amendment tj llio bill and
: ho house falls to Uko soiiou upon it at
all , could the senate recede without hav-
Inp possession of the bill before it ? .
The Presiding 0nicer The chair would
think , on caiual reflection , that the son
ltd could not
Mr. Sherman-There is tbo difficulty I
11VP.
11VP.Mr.
Mr. Van Wyck Lat me suggest that
it would bo competent for thoaenato then
to recall the bill from tha house and
strike off Its own amendment.
Mr. Shennan I suppose that course
ould 1)3 pur lied. 1 should vote for this
amendment with gtoH pleasure , if that
could ba done. 1 think the request
ousht lo bo granted , and if the lonator
will see to it that this lady ii not aflecied
injuriously by thii amendment 1 thill
vote for it , but I shall hold him responsi
ble for fie recall ot tha bill in time to
secure its pan'sier.
Mr. Yan Wyck. I will say tbat 1 in
tended to put this Amendment ; oa the
last bill on the calender , but the chnit-
mnn of the committee suggested that was
for the case of en exceedingly old lady ,
tnd then I had belt 3r tike the first op
portunity , and no I cllared it on this bill ,
l will , with pleasure accept the sugges-
lion of the nena'.or from Ohio , and see to
it that if the amended bill i ? not acted on
tiio bi'l ' s'aall bo recalled and the amend
ent reccdid from.
Mr. Hoar. It may be letter tD put
it on sorno bill that tha Setatsr knows
willba otted on.
Mr. Van Wyck. 1 think Iliero will bo
uo difficulty in ace nipllahiag whit wo
desire.
The presiding oflicer. Does the sonn-
tor from Nebraska insist on his amend
ment to the amendment ?
Mr. Van Wyck. I withdraw that.
The pnsldlrg oflicer. The amend
ment to the amendment is withdrawn.
The question recurs to the amendment
propo-ci by the senate r from Nebraska.
The amendment was agrted to.
The bill was reported to the senate as
amended.
The presiding officer The question la
on concurrli g in t e amendment mode as
in c ( m-nittao on ths whole.
Mr. Gill. Lot it bo read.
The presiding officer. It will bo read.
The ehief clerk It is proposed to add
to tha bill :
Sec. - . That nil widows or miner children
of pnldiers and railora who as tuch ara now
receiving , utder existing lawn , general or
fpeclal , the sum of 8 per month , by reason
of the death of such soldiers and Bailers in
aervictor fioiu n dis-jhihty eontractod In the
military or navnl torvlfe of tha United States
and in line of duty , phall , from and after Una
date be entitltil tu and receive thn rate of Slli
per mouth In linu of tiid : rate of § 8 ; and nl !
Mich widousor minor thildrcn who ehall
hereafter he found to be entitled to the rate of
§ 8 I er month under exiitjng laws Khali bo
entitled to nnd iecei\o the rate of
312 in lieu of said rate of § 8.
Mr. Sheraton , 1 think wo had bettor
havn the yeas and niys.
Tha yoaa and nays were oidered , nod
thn necictiry proceeded to call the r ll.
Mr. Harrison ( alien his name was
called ) 1 am piiccii with ( he renator
from Loulsfarti fAlr. Jonu ] , If ho was
here I should vcta "yea ' on thij amend
ment ,
The roll call wna concluded.
Mr. Fryo. I run paired with the
junior senator from Louisiana [ Mr. Gib
son ]
Thn result was announced yea 37 ,
cays 12 ; aa folio we :
AMrich , Jones , of Ne\nda ,
Allison , Lapham ,
Blair Mc.Mlllu ) ,
Uoweo , filahone ,
Call , Mauderson.
Cameron , of I'a. , Miller , of Cal
Cameron , of Wi . , Millar , of N. Y. ,
Conger , Mitchell ,
Cullom , l' luier ,
Uawe ? , riatt ,
Dolpb , riumb- ,
Oarland , Sabln/
Hale , lawyer ,
Wampton , Sherman ,
Hawley , Blateir ,
Hill , Van Wyck ,
Hoar , Voorhees ,
Itg ll , Wilaon.
Jackson ,
Ni.YS-12
llayaid , Jlarrif.
15 jck , Alaxey ,
Chace , Mor ? n ,
Cokrell , Kiddleh rger ,
Coke , Haulthury ,
Fair , Vtit.
AB.SENT-27.
Uroun , Kenna ,
Butler , Ijmar ,
Camden , Ixifan ,
Colquitt , .Mcl'hargon ,
Klmund" , Merrill ,
Farley , 1'endleton ,
Kiy , 1'ike ,
Cietige , 1'ujh ,
( iib < ton , Hansom ,
Gorman , H well ,
Groome , VSEC * * ,
Jonan , Walker ,
Junes , of Florida , William ? .
So the amebdment wai concurred In ,
and the bill , as amended , patted.
Choice California cauliflower and cab-
luxe at Winners' ,
EAILROAD BATES ,
jifclmoim cr Dlsfflnitniitton
tlio liourt X'nllrj.
Conejprmlcncoof the BIT.
NOUTII Lei p , Neb. . Fe-bnmy ] o. -
hi' pi'oplo of this tici liborliood , fa-iurri
nd im-chiUiics , nro close1wntchiii tin-
u > : k of tbo legislature. The nilnvul
liby may succeed In oijo'ing n majoii'y
[ tha1. body , but when the membera
mo lioiiif with n ii'conl sullieil by cur
oration iiitlueiici' , tlioy will get a rocrp-
i"ii i'iuivnlpnt | to an imitation to Icavo
IIP country.
Lot mo give you a fov luttiincos of
ghwiiy robbery , prnctice'd by the rail-
'
oads a Biuupli' of the uui'hoila om-
ilojcd by fho roaungora to boo t f vor-
toi into ttlluonco nttho oxpcnao tnd
uln uf rii\l ; . In the firs' place Ills
.li'rond ' company toll thr UKh their own
nt all the COR ! used hero. Uo t.koa
roui thitty to 100 pounds from tnsh ton
i\ca Iho tior.lusjr to inidoislaiid that
' 10 balance Is n ton. In tin-next place
ho company controls the gr.iin trido
icro , nnd whou wlidt was worth
ighty conta In Chi 1130 the c uipiny
mid only S'2 to 115. Some merchant ! here
isy $19 for shipping a car of horses from
Jriwd lalaud to Korth Lnup , and othora
iaySl9ovcr the sttuoriad , The dis-
auco ia only fifty miles. Simo men pay
2 cents per hundred pounds from Grand
s'lind to North Loup ; othora aio chirked
7 conti for the aamo clnai of goods ever
ho enmo road.
Is not such extortionate methods nnd
uinous d.4iimiuation : tulliviont to ttnlto
ncrchant nnd pioiucor alike in nu otlort
3 secure lijrld rnllund rcgulttini by
aw ? Merjhantj cannet openly light the
lilroada as the msmgir would put the
ilgh rnto screws to ticm so quick tint
hpy would ba forced to thut up shop.
1 can furciih proof for for all I hnvo
'inrgod agahifl the rnilrond companies ,
ud will do BO if needed. A FAUMEU. J
Kor CoiiRlin and Tliront Dlsordcix
iso Bnowx's BnoNciiiAi. TIIOCHES. "IIa\o
e\er changed my mind respec'ini ; them , ex-
ept I think better of that which I Iwgan
[ linking well of. " 7Vt. lltnry U'diiJ Jlttchtr.
old only iu boxes.
Chlc ? ; < > AVhiH ilu > Itnnncr fiom
Onialia.
lansaa City Journal ,
After tht robbery cf the peat homo at
nmia HO were forced to ttio conclusion
bat that city possessed burglars with
ess pride for thulr profession than any
) tlur clty ln Iho country , but eireum-
tancea haa imlucoi. us to accord this high
loner fo Chicago now. The other even-
ng a Oathol'c church in Iho latter city
was entered , acd besides carrying awoy
all the silver and gold plat o they could
ind , which was a largo amount and very
i-altiablo , the burglara oven carried oft
ho box containing collections for the
25 YEARS IN USE.
Iho Greatest Medical Triumph of tha Age !
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER
Ioa ofncpetlte , llowcli coatlTe , 1'aln In
the bead , wltlr a dull icnBatton In the
back part , JL'nln under the ihoulder-
bladr , KallnciR after catlnir , with ailli-
Incllnnilop to exertion of body or mind ,
Irritability oftcmpcr , lovr iplrlti , with
a fccllnffof Iiarlnir neslcctcd lomoduty ,
Wearlnon , DlKZlncia , Flullcrlngrnl ( ho
Heart. Dots before tha cj-ei , Ileadacho
over the rlffht eye , Jlcitlcmnon , with
Otful drcnmi , Hlchly colored Urine , and
t CONSTIPATION.
TDTX'S PILtB are especially adapted
to such cases , ono tloao c tic eta such a
hand" of fcellnpaa to astonish tnoBuirorer.
Tbcy Increme the Ai > petltennd cause the
body tra Take ou Flcilitthui tlio jrstem 1:1 :
notirUhetl.anil bythclrTonlc Action on
nrmlur"il. 'JBc. 4 Murray St. . N.Y.
H J ff B Ttff MM '
( iBAT IlAin or WIIIHKRHS changcil to o
GLOSsr BLACK by a sliiRlo application of
this I > rE. It Imparts a natural color , acts
InstnntancouBly. Sold by UrugBlitB , or
ent by express on receipt of 91.
-JfTTco,44 Murray St. . Now York.
I t vo a posltlToreinedjfor Ilio boTOdlieaxby ; 1
Old thnQffaniliorcavcaol ttie worit kind nntlof lolj' '
DH.T. A. SLOCfll.lll I'.irlSl. , Mew York.
OAP1TAD PHIXB $75,000 ,
Tlckctn only $5 , Bh rcB In Proportion
Louisiana State Lottery Company
tirtirj o ua iup < rtd ( ki ci *
tsnatfitc nti fcr all the Monthly cr.d Sinl-Annvzl
Dtou\ngi of Ike Lcuiriana State I.ctttiy C'cmpany ,
ituJ ( ncertcn manage and centre ! ( A Drawtapi
t * , andthat Aaiatn are conduced uil
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the people of any rtato.
It never ecjJn or poitpODea.
Its grand tingle numbei drawingi Ukt
plioe inonthljr.
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DIIAWINQ.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
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Fifths In oportlon ,
uer or puuxa.
1 OAPltU PBIZE
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do do . 10,001
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