THE OMAHA
TWENTIETH YEAR OMAHA , F1UDAV MOUSING , FEBKUAKV 27 , 1891 , NUMWCK 251.
in > m pflp vi'ii i * . 'PHI' vpfiin
1IL HECOGM/ED lilt MM.
Prcsiilcnt llnrrlson Appoints n Colored Mnu
to Bo Postmaster at Vickslmrg.
SOUTHERN MEN CALL IT AN OUTRAGE.
Wlii-n Uio Mi'imtoiH Will Sll-'l lut lu
ll Inn Di'pi cdiilloii Illll l.cgMatlng
Ibr AlnsUnCnngfoisinaii Dot *
HV liiili'Mt Appointinont.
WvsinsciToN Hi in-M Tinllri ,
nn Pot HTI i srn Srni'i r ,
WVHIIIMITON , I ) C , Peb jr. .
The nomination by Iho inedilont this aftor-
norm nf James Hill to bo postmaster at Vltks-
b .tizh Mls < , comes at a sort of sequel to
tl < light over the fedeial I'lectlom bill As
KOOII 1-1 Iho nomination was nniiounced , the
Mississippi delegation. In cotigie < i weio In
gnat excitement , and therowereopen tlneats
that Hill would bo prov'ented from goingluto
oftlri The llrst objection tolllll was thitlu'
u < i" a ncgio , mid the next that ho illd not
luoal Vicksbuig. but was sent there fiom
tbooutsldo In order to force negiosupiemiev
on the chlof city of Mississippi Hill was tbo
man who contested the congressional soit
now held by C5enor.il Cutcldngs lit * miulo a
good show lug on Intimidation and fiaud , but
was n nablo to Rocuro Cu tellings' place Ills
appointment b ) the picsldent Is niecognitlon
of the negroes In n locality whcie thov nio
moil tnimorous , but least roprosc'iitatlv e
1 Jill lives at .Ineksonvllli * , Miss.
deiir * ] il ditchings echoed the sentiment
of tin * Mississippi delegation and , In fict , of
limit of the southern congiessnicn "It Is mi
itifi'i mil outrage upon the people of Missis
slppl' ' said ho. "I'lioro weio six white
candidates , any ono of whom would have
bom .atlsfaetory , and yet a eaipetbag iiogio
is civ-en the loidlng federal position In tbo
oh" f city of Mississippi The president's
lu turn Is taken ns a maiKeil lecognltion of
tbo negroes of the south , and as a mo ins
vim h tbo president has adopted to olTsct
tbi llase'o over the federal elections bill "
i VTS IN nn : i NTI
In thoshnlllo for e.its In the next senate ,
1 * nines about that ( lovcrnor Hill vIII taUo a
HIat bcslilo Senator C'nlvln S Hrieo Gov-
PIIII > I Illll tnlies thoseat vacated by Wade
lliniptrn , anil Mr Biico takes the pluct'of
tin ictiilng Senatoi Hi own of ttcorgli Tint
fail t hut the Now Vorlc novel nor \\ill bo In
sjih close e-ompaii ) with the t halt mm of tlio
di muriatic central committee causes inueb
speculation The seat which Senator Pin
MM ! Micatis is aciv desirable one and bus
n ii-adv been spoken for b ) benntor Alton of
the state of Washington , vv ho moves up fiom
iiuiir place Tbeseat which has been made
tonspitnnus by the oecupantv of Senatoi
, Ingallswill liPieafUT bo Illltil bSenatot
Viishbuin of Minnesota Senator Hv nits' '
rettrcmont tunes him ftoin the seat whiib IIH
solong sojiaiato-l Cameron anil ( , Hiiv , who
will now be.ihle to got tegotlieiolcottof
( uliir.ido. who has i-uiihly Jumped to the
finiit innk of the senate or.itois , also t nicest a
stiidii liom the back low ton commanding
position in the i ight i-eutei of tbt ; tepublU m
side , nt the scat now occupied by Mt
Spooncr.
AV 1 NfVSV VVUMIII.
The ghost of the fidcral elections bill Is
again stalking around the senate , although it
Is Int ly Inluiigililo foi in. The death of Son-
liter "Wilson and the anticipated death of Sen
ator Hearst will probablv mnko a change of
four votes in favor of the leimbllnn mnjor-
itv IJotbof thcsoscnatois weio pilied with
rennbllcans against the elections bills Tneir
tteath icmovo-i the possilitllt * . nf tlen- two
vote's going against tbo bill , unit I * would also
lelonso the U\o pah-s nnd thus jicimit two
mote icpublicnns tti veto for tin- bill The
fact that John I I.i\enpoit ) eime over fiom
IM \ \ York todav biought about theloiegoing
tali illation Tlitto is MUle likelihood Mint it
will take piaetic.d fium , 01 thatanv thing
fuithcrill bo beard fiom the elections bill.
A gi Vllltl I t ( IMI > Wllll HIM
Them will bo little "scnutoinil lourtcsj"
between the twosenatoia from Now * I lamp
fliuc when ( ialllngpr , the new senator from
\ that state , attives lien * Senatot Chandler
nnd Congressman ( iiilllnger hive had u
Itniir fiietiou.il light , \\lilih is now taking on
a piisonul aspect Mr ( Jnllmgoi chatged
that Mr C'handler has nmdo disiepittable
hargaiiis with the detnocints , anil Mr
I Ininaler now comes bark with counter
i hinges of dishonesty and disiepnto on the
juii t of Mr , Cialllngor It is aorj ugly
personal feud , and the strained lelalions
whieh will exist bctv\oen the two Xevv
Hmnpshire senators muse' , much comment
among senators goneinlly. Doth aio icpub-
he ans
ixwvN m 1'iirimioN < i. MVI .
The confeiciico committee , appointed to of-
fe < ta compromise upon tbo Indian deprecia
tion bills , has icachecl a Until agreement.
The committee practically accepts the sen uo
bill , but with amendments The house , or
Ilctinnnii , bill ptoposcd to create an inde
pendent Indian couit , while tlm oilgmnl sen
ate bill pioposed to coufei Juusillction for
the consideration of Indiui depredations
claims upon the United States dish let comts
throughout tbo countiv , and the c < tut of
claims la this cit ) I'ho bill which the con-
lorinoo lomnultco bus ntrrced upon , and
\ \ \\illunilotiMcdlv bciomo nhw within
a few di\s , centers jurisdiction upon tbo
cotnt of elaiinsonU It was concluded bj
the committee that the United btatcs district
e-otiils tiavo as much business as the ) can
utlontl to , mid the estia work
winch the depict ! itionsvould iralco
for thorn would possibly leatilt
In too much ilcla ) in other Impoitant busi
ness The eonfeienco bill maUes amrlo rro-
\ ision for the paj ment of these Judgments
obtained hi the couit of claims It makes it
iho tlutv of the court of claims to promptly
uertlf.s Judgments to the seerctaiv of the in
terior , and the latter olllcci to ti.insmit them
tocommss lorappiopiiatlon. The bill lim
it.- , the fees foi attoinejs for handling depre
dation claims to 13 per c nt for all sums over
f.'iW. It Is piobabloth.it in the piovisioiib of
this bill theio will be a larger contingent
fund appropriation for Indian depredations
nml Indiui cxpcnscsso , that Iho secietarj of
the treasury in u inrot \ \ Uh prompt pa ) mcnt
small Judgments for Indian depieditions ,
\\hencver there nio circumstances suiroumt-
iug the claim calling for iinmcdlitc relief.
VVII I. DOOM \I I'-KV
The conference committee hiving unclei
consideration what Is known as the 1'mtt
Alaska bill , for whlth Captain Carroll dele-
pate fiom Alaska , mil Miner \ \ Bruce , rep-
ivsenting the business association of Alaska ,
have been labotlng during the present con
gress , ngt ceil upon a favorable ruiwt this
afternoon , und the bill will probablv pass
both houses within n dav orluo. It u ill
make laud titles good In Alnsun 'Ibis Is
practically the tirst legislation Alaska bus
ever icei'cct , and the piovisions of the hill
will seivo to 01011 up a new era for our vast
iioithwestr-rn possessions , and the next four
jcnrs will see\\ot.iloifill dovelopmcu'.i of its
many nnd vnrio i icsotiri'es.
mm r M-.miv-Ki U'i'oiNTi rs
KoprcsentiUlvo Dorse ) secured three ap
point men u. from the pivsldent todav The
most piomlnentas that of James W L.OVO
of rromont to bo consul to Sin Salvador ,
South America. This position is woith
probatil.v , in foes and salar.v. W f > ooa , year ,
nml U considered very ilt'sh.iblo on account
of its pleasant suiiouiidlngs mid the business
opK | > itumtics It % vlll affoid Mr. I.ovova >
former ! ) a school teacher , hut for se\ oral
> cars past has been a prominent real citato
dealer at Fremont. Ho Is \\tll to do lie
owns Love's opoia house uud a beautiful resi
dence lu i'romont , nnd farms nnd other
property. Ilo Is about fortv ilglit jears old
anil n man of cu'turo and ability
James II. Hlggsvvas apvointcd | postmaster
ntO'Nulll. Hlggsvvas deputy of the oftleo ,
Rail is appointed to lill u vacancy created by
( lie resignation oftho present Incumbent :
Tlao tblrd iinpomtuiuut tor Mr. Dott-cy w as
lhat nf.Tohnll Ciorton to be tmHti'iiustorat
inuvford ( lorton hits he n doput ) in the
iinu-o , nml Is app Intod to UII thcvaeanc.v
eivutoJ by loslgnation
MISI 111. vsror .
P.x-Stato Tionstiror .1 A r PtiilrUi * of
1'viitMvlllu , Iiiil , tin I veil hero this cvonlng
Ills belie-vcd he was sent for bv the piosl-
dent. and tint ho IH to suicocd I'nited SHtos
Tioastirer J N. Houston of Indiana , who has
Or Hoyor , whoivas Indian .i pnt nt I'lno
Ridge until Ids removal was donnndcd by
the militatv iiullioilUcs , has boon in the tltv ,
but has left lor ld homo In South
Pattern This fvi nlng's Still sivs :
"t'ho army Inn full control nt Pine
HIdgo now , hut It Is genernliv
beltovoit that wiildn a few months , should
thiMOIiei nootitbieaic In tin * spring , the po\vir \
will bo rettinsfi-n'otl totlio Interior dcpirt
itiont.Vlicu this oec'iiu Or Uoyer stands n
vor ) gootl ihanco of toippohitmenl Thnro
uics no charge iiiMiiislhtin In tbo ilep.irtnient
and his removal was the direct effect of vUiat
tlio war ilcpartincnt called 'inllltaiy ' iiee-cs-
' "
sity
A ! ' Touno of Hedllelil. S I ) , Is here
P \V S Pratt of l-'ivmont was todav ap
pointed in ill " plghor uetweni L-'icmont and
Missouri Viulov
Kosa Merger bus been nppolntcil post.nls-
tress at ( tenet , t'nstoriountv
Papers were exei-nted tml.u at the podof-
Ilcodepailmi'nt Inr the ostiblishinont of a
ralhoid mill set vim inini Dmlloj.S I' ' , to
Icndv\ond , vlii the H A. M l illroiul , to begin
Manli LM
.1 Ij Howe wan todav appointed n member
of the bond of examining suriroons at ( lieeii *
Held , lu. 1'iimi S Ilnnt.
ji i'it it r. nr : it / ' ! > .s IJA 7 IA c// > .
ilnilgo Slipp Ovennli t the Motion lor
a Niw Trial.
Orrvw \ , 111 , 1'eb. 9 ! ( Special Telegram
to'I'm-Hi i ] After ovc riulltig the motion
forna auest of Juilgment In Chaillo I'ord's
ease this morning.I tnlgo Stipp pissed sen
tence of death upon him , ( King the time of
his execution between the hours of 10 a in
nnd I p. m on Sittiriliv , Maioh Jt. In keep
ing with his bra/on elTrontory during his
long and eventful trial for tbo plotting and
ciirvingout. with Dill O'Hrien's assistance ,
of the muicler of David Moore of Omaha ,
v.'hen nskeil whit ho hid tosi ) before sentcnco
shoultl be jiasscd , ho stood up In full view
er tin * hundreds of people In the couit room
nnd saidI ntn innocent ' ' After icceiving
blsscnte'iicii ho walked out of the court room
with n cigar In his mouth , chitting u ith
Shu Iff T i > lor Konl c-ontempi ites suloido
and made an attempt last night to gain pot-
session of ii couple of boxes of Hi itches with
the evident intention of eating tjiophosphouis
olTof them Pnlesnlbo siipieinc conn Intel-
feies nnd It is not likolv that II u ill Ponl
will be hingeuln n tempoiai ) bull ling in the
Jill j ml on the day set at a
few inlnutos after 10 o clock Ilo % \ill
bo tbo sccon I man ever hingia In I-i Hallo
county , the Hist bdng a mm n lined O.ilcs ,
who stietchcil hompin is'il 1'enl is n dos-
ixrate cilniiii.il , his inthci having been hung ,
liis inn le now bc-lnglti Jail and In * himself
bung a giadmic of several penitentliiiics
ami man ) Jails
i > .isti.\ < ; MnniT rr nt ) it in : it i.
lileiiicmnit Oo\einor Majois' Ollluo at
t In- Capitol lnt ! i-icd.
LIXCIIIX , Neb , Tub. Jrt | Spechl Tclt1 ; ,
ginin to Tin Hi i.J Tbo mutter bis been
kept < iuiot all day , but his nt length leaked
out , that ono of the most daring attempts at
robber ) of an executive's desk ; was miile last
iileht in Liientonant CSovcinoi Mulois * olllco
nt the capital The olllco of tbogentlemauln
tpiestion Is sHitated oust of the luign recoil-
lion room , \\litcn7 some tlmS ( ago was occupied
hyGovcnior Thajeriis his main ofllco. Prom
this reception loom on the cast sidoopens a
closet Fiom this closet theio is an opening
about tweUo fet above the lion whleli looks
Into the privati'otllcoof Lieutenant ( Sovcinor
Majois l ast night somebotlj gained ue'cess
to tbo leception loom , made his wav to the
iloset and thence climbed up tbo wall , leu-
ing punts of his boot too ou the planter
w Idle lie wasendeivoring to icach the open
iug into Mi Majois' oflleo In the lalli't-
place wore * two de-lcs , one nsod b ) tlio llou
tenant gineinm- , the other bvValt Scelv ,
his pilvato--ciie-t.il ) In the key hole of the
litter gentleman's desk was found a key
which did not be'ong ' toil The oval handle
hut been biokon oil In the attempt toun-
loilc tlm lid and was fast In the lock ,
so fast that It loquiii-el an c\peit to toiiiovo
it The umglar , fulled m his attempt , inulo
his cheapo through the door leadinto the
main hall of tin * building , which w is loiked
only with a spting loe-k , which icmiluvl no
kcv on the inside Tbed'-sk which win at
tacked wits one of fun r bought four v uais ago
nnd was supiioscd to contain impoitant
pipers lolatlng to the gubeinitornl contest
'Ilio would be thieves must have hi en fiight-
oned nvity bet on * the ) seemed their boot ) .
' 1 ho key nsid , however , is u dtiplieite ot ono
now used in the eipltol , and somebody will
have to account for it tomoriow.
AVosi 1111 People in Chicago.
Cmeviio. PebSpecid ( [ Telegram to
Tin : Hi i : . ] Among the western people In
Chicago tothyere the following
At the Tiemont C. H. Morgan , Helena ,
Mont
At the Aiiditoilmn Aithm S Potter , Or
Geoico II Paistll , Omaha , N' . M.clls
l.iiiuiln ; A M. Tlioinbnigb , Heleni , Mr am
Mrs , .lobn \Vilght , Dos Moints. Cieorgo
il Kcvcs , TM Kvaiis , iilcnsilulo : , X. I )
At tlio helniiil II A I'hompson , Omalia.
At the Wellington \ \ U. ( lillighcr , Dillon
Mont
At the Palmer-W. T Swan , 1) ) A. Tar
ic'l , Con IK II niulTs.
At the Shoiinin Mr and Mrs J 13 Ken
drlt-k , Sbeiidan , U'o . , Mis U. U Uboades
Chovenno
At tin * Windsor F C I-ilir , T incoln
At the Connneieial 1 } llolsheimer and M
.1. Shell , Lincoln , If M Richmond , Omaha
Attho.taeo-J. M Illll , fc > . J , b.iguin
Omilm.
At the liiiggs-A. C. Hojtl , TJncoln ; 0. B
Mungcr , Lonniil Hlults
At the CinultV Callv , Beatrice
At the McCoy-Mis Hlako , .1. h. Clalro
.1 P Pl.\nn , H II ( loodm.in , Omaha.
H 11 Persons of Sioux City is a guest o
his brother , P K. Persons , of Chcstnu
street , Ijii
I'oniiij IHIII in KiiiplojeN Still
In Iiiilcri-inii.
1'lTTsntiio , Pi , 1'eb 'JO.-Tho gricvanc
commltteoj of the various orpanUatlonsof the
1'ennsylvanla svstom locelved fiom the com-
panv's onielnls today a tlotail answer lo theli
deminds , setting foith Jiibthow the company
\\ould efiualizo matters. It was iccolvcd
\\ilh appirunt dlssatlsfuotiou. though there
v\as no discussion. Oenoial Supeilntcnilont
\Vatts still hopis theiu will bo no ttoublo ,
but says there U no telling what may hippo n ,
Slilki-i-s Sliot Down.
DIUIUIOI K , Pa , Pib 'JO A. coiiiinlltco of
stiikei-s going pist the Uraddoclt wiio works
this moinlng nnostcd some non union men ,
and locelved In icpl ) a voile ) ftom rovnlvers ,
vvliich filall ) wounded John Hobiliy nnd
.lolm Trainer Thustiiki'is assort thotoas
iioprovotntion lor the shooting , \\hllo the
other men sii ) the slillieis were about to as-
.snult tutm.
l-'mor I'IM I i'i ul I on.
AitKVNnsCin , KnnFob 'M. A convention
of Southwestern rallwaj rmplocs ) , with del-
cgates fiom Tcvas , Indian Territory , Kansis
and Missouri , reptx.entini : telegraphers , en-
gltieers , tlreincn , conductors , switchmen and
other associations , today voted In tno ulllriii-
atlvo on tbo question of fedi'iatiou of the
illnYicnt railu.ioiganiatlons ,
Tlio WtMithrr PuroeaHt.
Tor Oiniiha and Vicinity Fair , -warmer
Per Ncbrustti , Iowa and houth Dakota
vfiriublo wIiids. becoming southcily. warmer ,
fair.
JUAllttELEDViriITIIE \ QUEEN
Friuco of Wales nml His Poy.il Mother
Have n.Littlo Falling Out.
IT WAS OVER A BREACH OF ETIQUETTE ,
llnipiiorVIIIInin ( Jtinti * * Ijimlo llln >
in nuU Pope lco Iil > plcn i-tl wltli
the Nnlillnnlluits lot * Illsli-
iipi-PotdKi
PniT'Mii ! ( TII , Pob. 2rt.-h-oat ( thioilBs of
looplo leathered hern to see the rov.il pim-'ant
iccoinpunjln thu launching oftliotuo nou
iiipolron-clails The iiii < en buinchod them
vttb the usual letoni inlos Actordlneto 10
vort , protons to tlm coroinonvbllo the
liu'L'ti , inil tlio pib.coofVales wcio stutullnn
) oneiith the bo of onu of thu sbipj they
juiinelod for several inlnutos , Tlio ( i\icoii
v.is iinpeiious in horinvnnnr , and tlio prince
vas Irrilibly on the ilofonsl\o llolli the
liictli nnd the nrinco , as a ronilt of the
Itiiiuol , haO tin apoplectic appsir.inci1 when
t teiinlnitod. Thoinyalriuaiiel is lioliou'd
to IhU u oilginatod in u brcicti of otiiinotto by
tbopiiiue
Upon the aitlval of tbo qtiocn at the riil-
\\M } stiittoa heio her majesty w is met by the
[ uinio ofWalos mid Ills suite. , the dnko and
duthossof Kdlnbur li , tlioilulio and duchess
of Continught , together with the lonKofttio
atlmlraltj , a nutiibcroC iiovuinmcnt oftlclals ,
ineinhoHof the housu of loiils and of the
house of toinmons. Tbo tp.ie.ou , iniinuliatcly
upon nlU'lilliiK' from the rojal tialn ,
\\as coiutnctcil with much pomp and
eeiemony to the state cnmimo , which
\vas waiting foi hir mtijestv and
\ \ is tlien drncn to the dock juids , ns the air
raiiif with heivy iheeis and the nilUtny
binds pii'sont | ) lajed tboalr of tbo nixtlonal
iintlioin , "Goilhaxotho Queen " The state
equipage buaiin tlio queen on Its uav fiom
the railnn.t station to tbo dock virdw.is
ilii\ou between lines of soldiers , sailors and
in it lueslio woHntod nnns as the ioj.il
can i ago passed All of the vessels In Ports
mouth lmrbur unil in tlio dock jml weio
ali\o with buntliiir , and io\rl salutes were
thiiiuleteil rotlh lioin tbo w \osscls In ttin-
nnssion as soou us the niri\alof the ipucii
w is tnado known.
Upon in rival , it the dock yard , liertnajcstv
was escorted to u licbly decoi.itoil andbtll-
liintly draped plitloun , over which the
loMil stand ml of HiiKlimdvaed in tin ;
bicuzo. The ( Hioen ntconikil the
platform , wlicro she \ \ is nijiln 10-
iclvetl by the print'e of Wiles , tlio ilultoof
Kdinbui h anil the ho'-t of unifoinieit and
unuiiifoiinud tlignltaiies who woio pie ont
upon the occasion A short solemn tolicious
sou i t.'o follow oil tlio cotonioin nnd leception
of the queen , the blessing of tbo Almighty
hiIIIK asked for the inlthlj engine of war
\\hlcii\\iis ihout to hosont glulini ; into tlio
\\atoi At thu tonolusioii of the lollgluus
suvues , ibo ( pjoin toni'liod a button pro
tinding lioin u small clcitllilni : -
clilni * , whii h Ii ul boon placed in
fiont of liu nuji'stj , and the tiadltional
briKlith boribbontil bottle ol chiiniiiafjne , tlc-
tacbodbj tlio ctiuo it fiom its position over
tlio bows of the ; K > j ul Aithur , clashed upon
tlio out water , and the iiueen oxclaunuil " 1
name tlioo Itoyal Vrthui "
Hciinnjcstj , then pusliuiRasecond button ,
tins time raiij ; an electric boll 011 tlio snores ,
tlio piops holding the Uo\iil Aithur upon
lind were Unoclted out ot pi ice. and the oig
ironclid lliled MiioothH , iinttly tlo\\n the
\M-11 fcoipod wajs Into tlio v Her
The loyal family present anol other dlfrrii-
tunes hurried by n'shovt cut through tlio
dock \ards to tlio vvu s upon which the second
end nmmnoth lion clul , the lo\al { bovot-
iiBii , was ribtinp 'Ilio toremonins
aho.uh described in connection with
tbo InunchliiK of tlio Kin.il Aitlimvete ro
pe.iteil In the cisoof the Km al So\cioliii
uml the latter , ininnod by litindieds of blue
jickcN and mmnies , wis lloit d as success-
lullis Ibo forini r vessel
Upon loaMiis ; I'oi tsmoiith , tier majesty ro
tiirnrd to \ \ indsur castle.
The onlv fuioicii war vessel piesont was
tin * ( ! ciman wai sbipObhnbuip , the llar'
ship of Ail mil al Von del ( Jolt/ , who \\as
spoil illy I'onuiilbsioiu'd b the cnipeior of
derm my to be piosent at tlio tiieiiionC ,
as tlio .ropiobontatixoof Clorniiny's jeung
mloi The Kinal Aithur is a ocrou
tiuisor of * ti)0 ) tons , l.MUil here power and
cariics tvtolte guns. Her name was nnuIn :
all\ the Contain , which w.w cb ingtil h ) the
nuenns eider to DuKe of Conna lylit , nnii
lin.ilh , almost at tbo hist moment , uy the
queen's command this name wa clianged to
UoMil Aithur riio Ko\al So\oienii is a
so row battle-slilji of II , l.'iUtons , 10,000 hoiso
pox\cr , anil eauics fouiteen
iho I'opo Displeiisril.
Rii\irl\b 2il [ Special Cablegram to Tnr
Hrr. ] The pope has infounod tlio prom
gaudi that ho isexcetdinglj displeased \vitli
tbo hst nomiiiitions for bishopmndo in the
Lulled States and bent heio for the npproul
of lils > holiness Tills explains the delnj in
limbing the iippoiiitincits 'Ahioh , aceoidiiiKto
a previous nniiouni'cmentoro \ to bo made
on 'iluiibdiiy , I'ebrniry 1J Upon lepicsin-
tatlons undo by the American blihops as to
tbo siid leli ious condition of the Italian im-
migiaatslio Innil in the United States , the
propiijiuiiU which Is in iltlnf ? an oxhmstho
studv of the question unilir the popes order ,
has issued n pistoi.il letter addresstd to the
Italian bishops upon the subject Tlio letter
states th it the pope Is trrentlv shocked at
learnlncr of tbo neglect thu innniuiants aio
subjected to , nnd announces th it his holiness
is icsolvpd to taUo energetlo measures to icm-
edj this evil.
CfMilcnaij ol Weslcj's Di'illli.
LOMXIN , -i-Special ( [ Cablegtam to
Tin Un ] Weslo\ins nro cagcily anticipat
ing great events of the centenary of John
Wesley's death , \\hieh occuriod March 2 ,
ITU I The pie rninmu opens next Monthy
\\lth tlm uiuclling of a splendid broiv.ii
statue of U'eslev in the citv ion ! The gicit
dhluo is reprobentod wearing his Oxfoitl
LOUII nnd with a bible in his tmnd , as be ap
peared while addreidiiR some \ast audiences
111 his piopigamtist iltis Hundreds of leul-
ingVoslej nn preachers have alrendj nrrhod
nt Lnnilon to assist in the pielindnarles of
the metiopolltln celebration. Kquallv cirn-
Cbtwoik is going on all o\cr the kingdom.
I'liiporor \ \ Illl.tin to IllsiniucU.
I.OVHOS , reb. Jil ( Special Cablegram to
Tin ttn ] It is btuicdlu n norllndlspitch
lhat KmpcrorVilllim has coiniu.uidcd Illt.-
nnrek , a major In iho arm ) , to preserve
sili'nco in political aft alls. 'Iho cmportii has
nlbo iitilnted out to the ox-chancellor nhw ,
sanctioned by I'iUmiiiok lilinsolf , whereby
state tnlnlsteis aio prohibited from publish
ing comments on state afluiis without the
consent of tlio sou'iilgn. anil ho Instances
from the tnnums tiuil of Von Armln in sup-
poit of the Uw. The empeior also licenses
lilbinaick of exeltliiK aquauclith liusslu.
An Ainci'lt'iiii liira llet'olno.
LOMIOV , 1'ob. Stl. [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : lit i .J .JTiro Maiquls ol I-iOino1 * new
novel will appear this week Tbo hcrolno of
the story is siid to bo drawn fiom a fair
American \vhoin the author met nnd ijicitlv
ntlinlird durlnc hU stiu in Cumuli Tliero
Is un e.iijof demand for ml vane. copies of the
book among Iho ro.wil lamily ,
AMI ) Cunt < 'M tlicU'ill.
LOMHIV , 1'eb. 'Jtl ISpeclal Cablegrim to
'Jin : DPI -runner I Hutchmann of Waltls.
hut , In linden , Oermmi ) , loft un I'stuto nf
l'H U inai'Hs all of which ho bc < | tioithei ) to
the pope. Natural hells bin In Kuinlj be-
sougtill'opo Lee to loleaso thorn on piling
to his holiness pirl of thu amount , are con
testing the will.
Hun la ngi'r'H .
Hui8t > i i. , Fob , Sin. | Special
toTm : 131.L.I- mysterious luil } husjoluud
Ctciioriillloulingorlu this city , The go\ em
inent \ \ \ If no en
gapes In any polltluil intrigue.
lliltMi Victory In Iliiriiinli.
CUCITTA , 1'ob. 20.-TUO HrltWi fnrcos
under command of Major Smyth hnvo cup-
turi'it the itocVntlcs of the Tsnwhwa
'uiitlio hi I'ppor Hui mih. Idlltug Uuntv-
scion of the offendurs 'Iho pdaco WIIB
lootctl and dcstroml. Clio llritlsh loss \\iis
tldttoiMi killed unil wounded Tsmbwaes-
iapci.1. _
"ISplliiod llclliist I n rd. "
HiMif-T , 1'ob. a ) rHpefiid Cablegram to
Tut Hir'ibo | allorni'V-gener.il for liohmil ,
Mi node-son Hamilton Mudilun , tj C.lius
Instituted proceedings aealnsttwoinfi'i hunts
of tills eit\ for \loluttoiis of the Marks not
It Is clnrgod that these merch mts hu\ > been
I'xpoitlng Amorii in luul to nnglind after
tn\liiJ labeled It "Purest Uotliied Jklfust
hirel " The i-a.se Is still proceeding
pr I'liolpsn < i il-
Hriuiv , Tob. -Speelnl [ f 'ihleKiiim to
Tnr IHr. ] The cernn.ony . f the biptisin of
the liifuit daughter of Count and Countess
I'oppenhoini , nee \V \ loeler. wlneh took plai-o
toilaj' wns qalto a soeiet\ event Count
SihoiunlolT , tlui Kus'lan einbassndor , and
Mr. 1'holps. the United States minister , weio
the god tutiier-s. The ofllclitiug tlergjmon
were Obeipfaricr , Midler and Kov Or
Oivon , of the Anglo- merit , an chuii-b
Aftoi tno ceremony luncheon was set veil
at tlio Vopponhoim reslil"iioo Among
Iho guests were Count \ou Don-l enfold , the
Iliivaii m minister , CScneral von Uauch ami
se01 al ot hi r onielils of high stumllng ( Ion
eniM on Uauch propoiol tbo lioalth i > f Mrs
I'holps , Mr Julius Wolff u ul a poem and
Mr. I'liclp spoltofor the ompcroi and for tbo
ptcslilent of the United Staler.
A JL'l'lt ft , 1C SI lit A
Gcvimui ( lll/i'iis Mill Hesent T'louoli
liiHjtlls to I iiipiem rrodrrick.
13 1 11 ! iv , I'cb. 20.Tho Cologne O/ettc ,
commenting on the coiieillaton o\citmes
Kmpcior William has made to Prance , of
\\hich \ the \isit of thoex-Kinpress Fivdorlck
is icgartlid as pioofi sais : "I'ho Trench
ha\oa light to think of ie\ongo , but tho\ \
huvo no light to injure tie fooliiKsof the
lie.nl of this efnplio and his mothoi by in
suits that e'O'lld bo c'spcctcd only of
scoundrels The Herman pootilo fet 1 doepH
the outrage upon the pei m of tbtlr oni-
poroi , tintl tbo1m , von right to o\.pict tint
the riench people anil the go\iinincnt will
give ninplo sntisfacllon and \\lpo \ out the
stain upon the lioiipp of rianco by inorgct-
ii'ailv calllni ; to order the mlseiablo wieti-hes
\\hohavoinsulled ot-Umpresb 1'iedeiick. "
I'lllIH N KitOll. < .
rAin , Feb JH. 13x-Kiiipross ricderiik
and daughter \isitcd th J cathedral of Notre
Dame , the Oluny inusoum and the Luxuin-
botng giidcns todav. Exciti'U groutis
gathered In the lobbies of tbo chnmbci of
iloputles tills e\ening discussing the Cologne
da/ctte's article Lil ibcrtesi\s ; tlinartlelo
will enlighten the Iljjnhiugists us to the Im-
prinloiicoof their occcntriiitie-f
Sonic of the Ticnth iioivipapcrs 1110 11111-
ninr'i lot In their romauks I o .lour sa\s
"Our iirmj is icady , our armamoiit lomplcte
aiidour iesor\es thoroiiKhly tialnod "
Do Koulono and ten othpir'niciiibois of the
Patriotic league Jiavo .sout a lottci to the
pioss in which thoj suy : "Out object has
been nchlovoii Thoclimlc to the Pinssian is
1'i'onch isEa\ed Fur-
complete anil illgulliy \ -
thei doinonstintions would only iloti let fiom
tbo gioat spirit of patriotio pride Hint Ins
) u t united all b'lroiiclifvjt | . Jt thoicforo be-
us to abstain Irqui such demonstra-
J
Only Kmsiu Pro\ents.
nKiii.i\'F'ob ' UiH rtiii'I'ost- eomr'.ontiiiff-
on tbo I'll isian incidents , sa > a it will evi
dently brinp the necessity for a struggle
iip.ucr. 'Iho sword \\oulillimc been loucred
long ago , sajs the Post , were it not for
Kusslu.
. \ienna \ papois attribute the agitation in
I'aus to Kusshn dcslKiis , cnnled onthiough
Uo Kouledo anil Ins followers.
's Last rMtcmpr.
ItiuiiN , i cb. 31 Dw Prcmacnblatt ilo-
clirc's thoCiOiinaiininbustilorat 1'nnco In a
long conference \\lth the minister ot foielgn
affairs give notice this would bo dcimanj's
in tl attempt to conciliate ITi nice.
1'oui1'efson * * licet a 'JYirlble Dtalli
at 1m in , Coin.
CIM--TI ' n li ! 1 1 1 , Cole , , ' -Fob. 2il [ Special
Telegiiim ; to Tin Ii.i.j ( : Onoof the wort
snowslules e\er bcnid ofiti , this country came
down fiom the Ruby peaks near Iinin about
1 o'clock yesteithu aftoiuoon , sweeping over
the Hiillion ICniK mine , carrying death and
ilcstructlon in its \vaKo. Mi's , liopcll , the
suui'i'liilondent's wife , Mrs Clark , tbo wife
of ICO A Claik , wlip kept the boarding
bouse , with tier two-joir-olJ bo } , and Cap-
tiln TJ P. Ltiidoj , thoongir.ecr of the mine ,
weio buiiocl deep tindo tlio snow , whicti is in
places llfty foot deep. lYcd II Gcimaii ,
ono of the cinplojos of the mine
was also buried , but was dug
out ali\e after four hours of hard woik Ilo
U badly hint nnd bruised but ho will re
cover The whistle of the inino uns tieil
open and ihe\v the attention of tlio people at
Irw in who turned out en nnsso , and soon
uorj able-bodied man in tbo town was on
then > to the mine. 'Iho wind was blowing
nhuuliMiioit the time and snoivas like
powder , but they faced it like heroes The
biby was found at 11 o'clock , bulled In tbo
snow It had e\ldeiitlj boon killed
when struck bv tbo slide. The
body of Mrs. Kopoll was found In
the cellar of what had been the house. Stio
had c\ltlenth tiictl to get into the cellar , but
was caught by the falldo and was instantly
killed.
The bodies of Mr. Clai'k and the onglneei
liiivo not been rcco\eieil. Xulljiur of the
bodies rc-ioi orod wem maimed in unjvm
The telephone wirelvura UOHII between
hero and Irw in and noMinl coulil bo bent
About 1:5 o clock , mliloi&bt , Tom Ilodgebon
and ( 'tiarlos bhaw bptv l tlio storm for a
trip to C tested Hutto.tb bring the news
They nrrived this morning1 at 4
o'clock and as fait * as people could
bo lovivcd from tliatr sloop the news
spread Snow shoes wortiruf tlul and o\cr
thill ) men stalled , hpptug to bo of some as
sistance nt rescuing thp bodies of the \ictnns ,
as the Irwln foito \ \ i wurked looxliaustion
\Vhcii huiii.iu Ihes nroatstako then o aio al-
wa\s men enough in this cotintiy to face the
jieiils of dangcrto irscuctbein
1 ho slide stalled fn > m' Huby peaK a inllo
awn ) and gathered SHOWIIS it traveled , nnd
wht n it uachc.il Mr. UopUPs lionso It struck
It with stub lorto limit literal ! ) crushed it
into kindling wood . uud mattered It
humheds of feet jdcmti the moun
tains 'Iho same biippcnod ulth the
big boarding houso. Tbe shaft house was a
little out of iliolr.ickn.ud wa- . only slightly
tliinugetl The miners were all In the shift
liyusi' , having just IliiUhed tllnner Mr.
Ropell also had Just gene ftom hU house to
tlie shuf ; hmibf IIuI the siiilu been Unco
minutes boonei thutt wutill not him ) been
onclolt to tell the s > toiy.
llurii'il Itj a Sniixv Sliile ,
CitrsTin Uirri : , tolo. , 1'obM. \ . -A snow
slides\\cpt o\er tbo Hullloii King mine at
I ruin yestotda ) , catijingthoboartllng hoase
andSuDciintiMidcnl lIoll's { | il\\ellinn' down.
Mi * Kipill , .Mi's. IM Clark unil child mid 15.
I-1. Smiley are still buied in tlio &IMo with
liltlo bopoof their ret aver ) ulUo.
Criislicil b } an I'-ngliii' .
CIII-MNM : , U'yo , 1'ob W.jSpeihl Tele-
gnuii tn Tin : Hi i IYlillo I an engine was
being tipiircd in the ( lie-on Kucr round
house it slipped fiom its sup pints anil
ciusbetl ilostph Wutsonv ho was u
uniluriicatli it. IIU injuries nto faUl.
OVER A SHIPPING SUBSIDY ,
Oojgrcssmon Air Their Opinion ? of tlio
Scheme to Encourage Mcroha'it Ihrinora.
APPROPRIATION DILLS IN THE SENATE ,
I-'our ItcpntN cin I lit * llisiiliitlon to In
vestigate Suiriaje iScilrlrlloii
ltnilurlion of I'ro-
clous J
Wino ros , I'M ) 'Jtl In tlio house todn )
ho senate bill wns passed foi the relief of
, ho tiosliico3 | of the 1 ito do'iu ' Koich 'IMio
louse then preie'eeiled In eominlttei'of the
\\holo to fcni't.d deb tto on tliosliippliiB bill
Mi CiioMVcnorspoko In fuvoi of the bill , de
voting most of bis attention to the Mi'Kln'e ' )
lilll , whiih lie e'lilo i/i'il. Ihe toison tbo
deiioetats NMiiiM bo In tin * mijority In tlio
next hoiiso ttas th'it thi'it ) hid been inlsrop
vi'MMitutlon and n ndsiinilotst Hiding of the
MeKinley nlll 'Uio tominoilltioa that en-
teicil into theu\IU life of the people aio
clu iper than on September I last , and
c'heipet than oxer befuro In the history of
thocoutitry At Ihu s.iinu time , agrlcultuial
pioducts ha\o biougbt better prhos.
Mr. Colom in of Uoulil ma said ho was nil-
thotltatlveh inftnined thutalnce the pissiiiro
ot Iho MeKlnlcy bill the prleoof Jute bigglng
nnd tics to cotton planters had been gicatl )
leduccd.
Mr. ( ! ios\eiior. . In closinghis u'lnniKs , said
congress should lake ad vantage of the Me-
Klnloy bill and send \ inorli"iuossels ,
lovorcd by the Anicrieui Ilig , and currying
Amoricm piodutts , to seek for the inirliets
ol the world
M . Mills of Texas opposed the bill anil
iiillculctl tbo leclproclt ) policy oftheptesent
administration. If iceipiooltj is wantcil
why not negotiate with I2nilauil ; , KIMIICO anil
( itrtnnnvi A few months ago the icpubll-
t ins put up the b.ns u alnst all foreiiii
Inde. yovr thi'juiut It , anil
in onler to tiado want further
to tux Iho people la older to hcntl ships lo
foieiKn ports to ! > hotbo Aincricm llig and
letuin In lidlast
Mr Hopkins of Illinois opposed the bill.
beemiiO heas opposed to subsidies. It was
ipiinst tbo pulie ) of the government , anilal-
\\a\s should lie , to talco inoiiex fiom the
tieasun topij to anv eluss of poisons en
gaged In a piivnto calling' . Tbat was all the
measute Mas Ibo gie it miss of the Ameri
can people would not bo benetlUcd ono lota ,
and jet the bill would take sOOOUOJU , of the
pioplus mono * ,
All Monow of California , snppoitlng the
nifusute , oinpliitieiilly ditiiotl the iieclani-
tioii fteipienth niidc , that the bill
was beliik' ptcssod bv nu nctive lobbv.
If thcio was sue ti a lobby ho bid ncur
heniduf it Tbo legislation was revinosted bv
lepiesent ities of the leading coinmeieml
organisations of thu I'aeiMr ooist Ilo did
not look upon tins meisnroas apiilisiui ono ,
but as ono that should boeonsldoicd on its
mi'ilts
Mi Uuinniings of New York advocitod the
bill as tending to build up an Aineilian
inoielumt in irino and t'o extend Ameilcaii
lonunoici *
Mi lltcbofNew Voilt opposed the bill ,
deinlng that it would prou * ofauv bonellt to
the liboiing linn. The st"ckholden of the
I'acille rtlnll were ilia luborluf men whom
loninoss was going to help
After fnitnei debute general discussion
elqscd the committo rose and the house toolj
.At the evening session the house In com
mittee of the uliolo lookup the general do-
llclcncy bill Mr Hicrsof TOMIS ino\ed to
btillro out Iho ii.ii.vraph appropnatin the
neoessarj anioimt for the piunent to Pa-
cilic loads foi son Ices pfifoinuvl for tlio
go\eniinviit. Mr Craln ojipoieil the amend
iiient
Mr. DnUell supported it. spoaltbifr of tbo
Cenh.il I'licille especial ! } as i fiaudultntl )
Insoh cut compiny
All IMcKonn i of Callfornli opposed the
anieinlnicnt 'Hie Union I'aeille had boon
paid for in ociselj the same kind of seuicc
Both roulseio banltitipt 'Incio was
uothliijr to justify the icfnsal Tn the
juilr'inont ot tbo supreme court aclebt due
could not bo set oft against ono not tluc
In tbo coiilhO of the lengthy deb ite an
altcioatlon toolt plan1 between Mc-.srs
Cnnnon and rithlan , the latter tonunkintr
tbat \\oiildnot hive Ids face published in
tbi'pipcis ns Camions bait he-en Cnnnon
retailed tbat lit- hid suflleicnt elmaeterto
defend him iii ; mist such ass mlUs Pinillva
motion to stiiltc out uas ajn-'i'd to and the
coininittce ioe. . The detlnonc } bill was
passed and the house adjourned.
\ V8iiistiioFob _ -'I'ho t ) house amend
mcnt to the dliccl tax bill \\is piesented mid
Inidoii the table for thopiesent. Among the
paper * presented and lefonedcro iiuincr-
ous piotebts from Nebraska against the
no'leetof ( tliogo\einnient in the matter of
disarming the hostile Sioux anil asking pro-
tcitlon ( ion ; Indian dcpiodatiotiH
Mr Slioup was appointed on the romnilt-
tee ten-Holies . of Mr. 1'ione
on in pl.no , e\-
cusetl.
The II' IH ! it'vo , executive and Juilichl ap
piopri itlons bill was lepoitcd 'Ilio suniliy
chil bill wa > taken up nnd tboioiuinitteb
amendments disposed of. Other imieml-
iniuts ue'ioiiL'rec'd to , nmong them tlm foi-
liming Uy Mr Sponnoi , ineieasing the
nppropiintion for the public1 building at Hni-
Iln ton , la. fiom $70Hl ( ) to ? r > , oiM ,
b ) Mr Stowar , * JOOl > < ) lor col
lection nnd publishing in foi nut t Ion as
to the best niethrils ot cultivating
soil b * Irngition , b.Mr . 'lellor , s-lliKh ) for
the imnoi latlon , caio and pmervallon of
leindeer for the use of natives of Alaska
The bill W.H topoiti'dto thcsenatoandpabscil
after the nincneiments u ere agreed to
The legishtlvc , executive and Judicial ap-
piopiiatlon bill was then taken up.
Air biiwuT offeied an amendinent neatlug
the oftlto of fouilh assistant postuiastor gen-
ei.il , butwltbdiort It alter objections by Mr.
I'luinb , who said theio wasalieidy too inuili
extravagance in the postolllco department
A point of Older wu nibed and Mistuinoil
against the ainendinont uppropiiiitlnir $ "iliD , ( )
for rcdlsttieling Ttnli under the eleventh
census Air Kdmunds will nppeil.
Mr Sundeis nil Died , as anon seitlon , an
amendment pimH' ' , ? fur tbo i > uuhaoof
15UKIKX ( ( ) otincos nf sllvc'i nnd tholssuo nf
tieiisuiv notes thereon , but Mr IMiniimls
ralsrd n point of oidei , whieh vis sustained.
The legishtivo lull was lln.ilU laid aside
and tlio confereiieo icpoit on the nnlitury
ai'itiemy appropiiation bill was n ieed to.
'Iho chair t ml the .MC.UMKUU eanal hill be-
fuic tlv. ' hc'nato , but Ml I'adduelc inslsteJoit
the pure food bill As no 4110111111 vuis pies-
tnt tlio Houato , at ' .i.l'i aiijonrned
ItrpoitM oil Siitrragu Ki l rirlion ,
\V\kilisi.ros , 1 > C , 1VI > yil A nmjoilty
of tlm momboriof thocoininitticou Jndleliry
have prepiied two lopoits inoppmtion to
the llouclt resolutloi , which was oulued
favorably lepoiH'd to the house , diroctlng
the Judlcluy conni'tteo to inquire whither
unj btate has In constltutiiinal or statutory
piovlslon , \Ioitcil ! the fouiltunth amend-
inenl , so lh.it a piopu * apportionment of re-
pu'smtulioii mi ) bo miilo One mlnoiity
lupnlt , sl 'iic-d b\ Cite > , ( 'ulboitstii , 1 lender-
son of North I'aiollniViUonof West Vir-
il ni i .mil SU-w ait of V. imont , hol U in brief
that until i'on nss mimts a 11provliliug
for the eniimt i ilion of II i' numbei of peisous
ilisfiaiH'liisutt foi L'liine i.nd fm other causes ,
it is InipiisslDle for the ooiniidttco to e'oniidv
with the lOholiithins , " 'Ihoe aiillnalpriiiuplo
in our aitem of ( 'ovciniiionl , " siys thu ro
poit , "is that the H | ilos Khali larh nrcicl'lbo
tboiiialiiliatiiins | of Its elec'toM "
Air KoKcrb inaUos an Individual udiiorlt )
icpoit , holdiiiK lhat the heai Ing pioceoded on
two false iissui ! ptioiis l-'iist. that if > bo
state rcitiicts utfiagu for tausootbi rlbaii
eiliuo , u \ lolatca tlio fuuiKcnth
ami'iidinout , and Unit U Is mvosiiry fursomo
stiilo tovlohitc this ntni'iidniont In older that
n pinpii' nppiH'tioninent iniiv bi'iuade 'If
tht' Ingle of tlm inajoiltN be folhn \ \ of all
st do tnnsttliiliiiim Hint init IIu , intl\ , of
fensive Is Idaho's oiu lltlli' s | < ' liiniiKlit
into Htateluwl lithl \ < cuntfross T long
labor inul n sucwssinl ui'iforinii " * bv Hut
Hpi-iUci of n Cii'sulaii opoul J gen-
ei illy known ns 't ' 'nunting quoiil ' . Mr.
I ( one rs draws uttentloti to Iho lihhifinn
foibliliilng ptl\KiuuMi or Mom ; from
Miling Other sinlci uiiirht bo tllo - t tbo
hsi ! nlrciulv so long Imsivs , as t ' gi'sl
injiln whothrr tlin whiiltt inunt not
t ipmlv groiviiuoiu ot tlin fo nth
aiiHMiilini'iil iiltoL'iMhri , bcfinnlni ; led
with tin * Ideu thai the pe'oplo ot the 0 +
should In * left to sell KiivvrntniMil d ut
o1li'iou < i 0'ilsldo Int 11 roronio
1'liL-innji nu icpnii propiictl bv Caswcilof
\\lsciinsin \ MU s the < Mninntti'O did not ilcom
ItnpivsHiuv In tvainlnc the various Mtntu
funsilliitliris , but thei'inislltutiniis ( dMItsIs'
Mppl mid Massiii'imsitts nio elcaiU within
the piov islons of the scionil siu-tlnn oftho
fmirtoentb nini'iidinent , beenn eof their edu-
eitlnhil at il piopeily ii'iinhntin'iits I'ho
niijuill * , siv It U not for them to dlsi'iiss
the \\lsiloin of the foiiiteenth ununil
im'iit , noi to dctoimine Inlnit \ iniiniur
the nnnibi'i of Hit * plop iillnn ( if Inliibit.ints
of nnv giM'ii tlato who nro disli uu hlsod
t in hi' asu i tallied Ihosoln ipiestion di'le-
( 'itt'dto the cotiunittioislntboi tlu itiu-
fctltution 01 1 IMS of nnv si ilo should inilmu
leilililion of its uuii < sinlitioii by leisnn of
siilTr.nrc ii'Htilitltms 'I UK Instances died
sho\\ that the iisiiluiluii Khiiiild puss , tint a
thorough investigation nd'ht | bo bad
J.V. . Ijovc of I 'ii'iiionl 'Imlc Consul
\V ii i \ nroPob -(5 ( I'ho president to
day sent the senate tlm following nomina
tions John .A Anilursou of ICatisn. to bo
agent and consul gencnd tit falio , ICpjpt ;
Tiuxlnn llealoof Cililoinia , ndiilstor lesl-
dent nnil consul general tn Peisiu
Consuls Snmuol II. M Uvers of Town , at
St. ( lull , I'hiliip ( ' llaiinaof lovvn , ntl i
( tiiavra ; James \S' hovoof Nebraskii , at Sail
Salvador.Vdlltim S Stanlov of Wisconsin ,
at I 'icton , N. S
lJ < Mlni.ntirs-Iowi , Willinn Al TIivov ,
llclliMii * NVbnski , lunies 11 Itiggi , O'Xoill ,
John U ( iorton , Ciavv lonl
I'rodiiclliin nl' PicrloiK IclaN.
\V\siiiM.niN , I'Vb 'iJ 'I'ho report ot the
till < * e tor ot the mint for the c.ilcntlai } oar
Is'.td , shows tlugoll pioduotof the tlnltod
Stutis was l , > sssi , line oiim 01 , valued nt
f.sr ! > . ( ) ( X ) , an intioaseof Jl > ,000 over th o
proieiliiiL' veal1 The silver pioduet for
the same ( Into fiom tlio mines
nppioim itcs "il.oOiMlOOoiincc * , cones pond ing
to S'l'.JJ'i.OOO and nt tbo folin igaluoof sil
ver to * 7ii , ltld' ! ( > , mi increase of lriiiiiiiK ) )
line ounci's over the p'vuomv im The sil
verpiotluet of out smelters anil relineiiisv.is
( > l..l.ll'U7ounics I'ho total amount ofsilvei
o fined for snle to the gtnei union * tinting the
ve.n was Os.l.H ) , 117 line ounces , and the
amount pureiiised was .J7VMiri , costlnu'
1 'lll ' < sll | 'Ibo iiliocior estimates that the
prolni'tof thovxoild for th calendii yen
vvus ? 11 > . , ) , ( ! 10 , i falling olT of S.'lilll7IIH (
fiom thnveai bofoie , and tint tno silver pie
ductof the vvoild was 1 ! 0t , "iDH)0 , ( ) line ounce's ,
an him eise ol 7 , > Vi.lTu ,
'I II-IIHIII < * r Iliision ICsigtiH.
Ni vYoiti > , Peb . ' ( I - \Vasliiiigtoii spec ! il
sas : United Stales 'lieasiner Huston tns
airiin tindcicd hii lesignatlon 01 account of
ill healch
\Vvsrii\f. KIN , 1'eb 2i ! Neither the presi
dent noi United States Tieasuier Huston
will cnntlrin or donj the ic pit ) tint All.
Huston 1ms tendetvd his resignation.
] MirvN .i'inis , liul . Teb 'JO.-A Sentinel
spcciil fiom Uvausvlllo , liul , siis : A ,
pi U ate dispatch fiotn Washington announces
'that.TrA. Lemko , ex-stato treasurer of In
diana , ulias been appointed Unito-l States
ttcastuor , vice Huston l
Nmloiial Cnpltnl
WSIIM.TOI'cb. . 2ii The eotifoiees ou
tholndim ileprod itio is bill have pncticallv
roic'hetl an .uroement on tlio metsuia , no-
coptlnghrgelv the piovisions ot the scmto
bill , whicli iirovide- . for tno adjustment of
cldins by the com I of dulms
'Iho pu'sldont has appointed Jamas M.
Kmor.v of LoAlaH , la , special ascntto nidco
allot inents of land in seveulty for the bac
and lpoInilians
The president Ins approved the net for tbo
relief of settlers on certain lands in low a.
\\oiiian Sidl'tM islM in Session.
\S'\Mlisorov Peb ' , ' . The
\ , ( > twenty-thliil
nntiunl convention of the Natio'ial Aineilian
Woman Snflrago ns'ocintioit began this
morn Ing wltn a largo numbei of delegates
piPicnt Miss Silvan U. Anthony lead the
ndiircs ) of I'rciiilent 1011/ibeth C.uly htati-
tou , who U now in Knghnd The subject
was "i hi * Degr nlation of Disfi inchisonieiit "
1'iipois neio also rend b ) Uueie htone an d
Isabella Ijirchci Tucker.
Keep on iiustiip ,
WV-IIINOTON , 1'Vb ' SOIn view of the
statements that a huge imiubei of persons
havoenti'ied , 01 contomphto cntormg , the
ChoioKoo outlet conti iry to law , tlio seeie-
t.uy of tholutenor toilii ) issuol a public no-
lU n that aujv ho attempt to do so Oofoio the
1 mils \veio opened to settlement will bo per-
omptoiili , removed and will foifeittno lights
they may nctiuiio b ) disobedience to law
Wilson's Pim < * ial.
\VvsiiiNfiioN , Peb 'Jii Tlio funeral ser
vices ovoi the rotmlns of the late Senator
Wilson \\II1 behold at the Hamilton house
this inaimug Inteunent will bo at Snow
Hill , Mo , tonioirow
I'l.T/.l IHHt.lII'.l * .
[ 'lie WatiTH Higher Hum n\er Itol'oi'i * .
Uno\Mi Daiiiagi * Untold.
SvPIUN < i i o. Cal , Fob. 2rt-Spoclil [
Telegram to Tin li ! i 1 News was received
this aftoi the Southoin 1'adtic
no/in by man-
nger that Yiinn , Aii ? , is ccrtaml ) doomed
At 2o'clock tbo ojierator wainod the oftleo
hero that he could stay at his hey only half an
hour longer , aUho water was rising so inpidlv
that it v\ouldiBOon swoop iuvu\ the oftlcc
At that time the water In the Colorado was
up to III teot nnd ! i inches , Iho feet higher
than the Hood mail ; of Mil , and the highest
ovei known there The Colorado und Cilia
me both i.iglng tonents , niinglngtlovvn poi-
lions of houses , tiees and dead anhmls Tlm
water his leacheil tin * sills of the .WO
foot rallioiiil bi la go aei oss thoColoi.idoiiver ,
audit Isexpicte'd the builgovvill go down.
Yiuna lias about twehn liimdied people ,
mostlv Mt'Mians anhaltbieeds Ms cliief
ilopindiMico isiiou thoiailioid , nnii Ills the
seatof the tenitoiial | ienitentiarv and alurgo
Indian school There uo no buildings in
IOVMI of much value , uut the llrod will damage -
ago tbo tine oicbaids along the Ui ! i and Silt
i her valley Damages are verj great , as the
extensive irrigating dlti hos and d misv ill bo
ruined bv tbo high water , and huuilieils of
iiLioi of fruit tiees have been washed u\va\ ,
"Intlio'.alle } . "
UTK \ , N. Y , IVb , 't ' ) The Alohuwk river
tlib moining was at the hln'hnst state it has
bteu sineo Alarch , IMII No trains me run-
nlnif on cither the \Vesl Shore tu New York
Cwitrnl , as all tiacks ai-o covered b ) walcr ,
und unless the ii'o breaks soon gioat dam.igo
\\lllrosult. SoMial bildgeshavo been swept
away , ami all along the .Mohawk valley
I mm heio lo bchencetad } como repurts of
Hoods ui.d damage
A Xirnm i ft'iipi * .
CIIIMENM , NVvo , Veil , 'il ISpeclil Tele-
Mian to Tin Hit -Sptrks j fiom a passing
onglno sot llro to thu I'nlon I'ncllli * depot
buildl'ig tit Hut ton station todnv and it was
buincd w 1th all its contents Iho agent and
his lamily v\orc loscucd vvnli dilll'ills , ue
lug almost uuuUierod vv httn fuuuJ.
THE NEWS OVEH THE STATE ,
A OitiEon of York Objcrlu to Mob Violcnoi
nail Wants Damages ,
INNOCEN1 , BUT IT DID NOT SAVE HIM ,
\ 'ihi-i'iii HUH \d MOH * iiiiiiimuitf
\V II lie Hull ! If tin * Mm i
liiiiini Kii'iulil Illll llr-
YmiK , Neb , IVIi .Yi | Spci-id In 'run
Un | Impositions won ) tnki'n hero today
be foi o 'I' i' lli'iinett , notur ) public , in Uio
1'itMi of U'lllis vi Briiluoit ill from Unit
county. The iiiso In one * vv Herein \Vllliiini
\Vlllls , who lives In thU mint ) , tui'i for
damages for mallioatmonl loci'Ivod ill the
hands ofVllllain n im lao and a mob neni
O'fxolll , Vob , last Huiniiiei It sooins thai
\Vlllis hid imsiniMs ul a i.inch ni'ir thai
pfni' , anil iifli'i1 ho had trans ictoil It unil luul
gotten | nrl of tlioiivhiiik tnO'Ni'lll lid
\v H oMttaki'ii bv 11 mob cf rninhniin and
net used ot having Htok'ii npocln llui.ilt con
taliiingainiantit.\ inone'.v \ \ illU denlod ,
thechaigo , vvhi'ivnpon ho was id/oil , n ropd
pi lied around liln nt'ik inul lie \vns sm-
pointed lii't\MCII licnvon unil eailh in ortki
to extent a confession fiom him. Thli
lulling to priiiluco tlio lost pocket booh , tin
mob hi.it him Into liiMnalblUIanil ttu'ii
sent a deli-gallon lurk lo thoiaui'li toiimlcon
more thorough scan It After searching for
uwhllo this owni'i of tlm niniicy roini'tnboied
Inning put II in his linnt for sifo keeping
\ \ hcioitvvasfonndVlllh \ was Uicienpoii
release , bill uatutallv objected to cilUInt
nnltois even , homo tills udlon.
Tin1 COM I i'i ( I Avvat-dcil.
I'lTTMiin ll , Nub , Poll 211 [ Special t (
Tin Hir ] Thotountv eoninil sioni'rs todn ]
tin ifilcil thoiontiaet lor tlio i onstruttlon ol
CIHS count \ s new couit hnusu loContiaotoi
O .1 King of Oiiiahi Thorn wore eleven
bids opi nod , tliohighest being tint ofilohn 1L
lluitoof Oniihn for § " ,7sl King I'ontracti
tooic'ct the stimtnii' tin fr.T.'UO ' , unil hli
bond of $ . . > llHH , ( ) fin tlio faithful perfounnnc
( if tlinnrlt , lias boon imepti-d anil llted
The building \\ill be mi imposing stiuciuu )
NMOJ feet , and lo li-et frun the sidewalk to
tlio roof , \\ltli a dock town rising from th
centi'i 'Hi ' foil higher. 'I'liooiitsiilo walls will
be' ! I Im lies nud mo tn bo composed of Iluv
Hold brown stone anil piessod oiitlc The
lute-riot will bo Ilio pioof thioughoul and will
1m linished in tlio most ltnpiov * d modern
stvlo All the inilu lulls anilestloules \\lll
h ivi * tib lloors 'I'ho rnurt looms nn tha
tliluloir \ \ \\ill \ bo models of convenience * and
boititv Tin * \\lioln miUdlngill bo boated
li\ \ st ( un , furnished \vltli tlivatois and
vv iti-i , llirhted with gis and olei'trlilty , and
Is to be ooinplotL'l l > > Juiiiiiry 1 , Is'.i.1 '
Ilic < ) t < > ( > .Inll-'Mi-ultt'i- Ili-i-aplutoiJ
Ri nil IMI , Noli , Tib 2 ( ' < ( Sp ilal Tile
liinm to TinHi i I Albert Mult ono ol
the piisoncrs that Dioko Jail at ubra lR1
C'lty , iodo up to ono of our llvorr st.iblua
} esti.i lav inorninsf ami put up 1m lioi'so and
wmitto tboStcilliiK hotel , ciiwpod a room
mil Hi-nt to bed nuil si ) pt until I p in , vhon
Ilio landlnid a\\olto liliu and bo not up. Sus
picion soonicd to lest in the inliuls of soinfl
that no was n irook , anil .it oncu got [ 'on
st.ibli A W Diillarhido , who nrivstod bhn
nnd fnuiul li'tt cis in his pocket uliouln ; * thai
ho \ % is one of the piHoncrs tbatiis wanted
nt Nebrasku City. Ho went fiom tlio Ve
brnslia City jail to Auburn , \\bore ba
obtiiliKHl a horse Jroin .lobn LUisi
and roJo to this , place , and nttor
hoa ? oapturoi ) hoiuquoilcd that Hllas bn
ti'loi-'ripbeil to eomo anil get Ills Uorso.
Oine to tlio extreme cold tiiclit bo fro/e hia
fept baillj on the waTho sheriff from
Otoo countv nrrived today mid returned
with bia prisoner to Nebrisku Cit.aftoi .
li.ij Ing tliecoiist.iolc tbo)0 ie\\aiJ
* -nitli f > iiii\ ( rilyP \ \ .
Sni TII SioiriTi , N'ob Fob 2i > , Spcrlal
to Tin : Di i ) A train consisting of ton cars
of emigrant untlltn out WtMt loll } vli tha
Sboit L.IIIO Thov settle at and 11011 Osmond ,
Pieioo oounty , Neb This is tin lirst of n
nunihor of siulicai loadsof cittern M mmnrv
to t iKo nilvantiKC ( | f l'i ' ° 1 < > prints of ( jooi )
farm I. mils in lountiespst of Sioi\ itj
A pi'titiou will soon hrpievme 1 to thfl
autliorilios at I.incnln asking to IIUP Silver
Ignite stocked wit ll INh spawn Sil\oi [ , nUo
is a line body of uator. tuoUo milt 4 1. nig uud
from one nuailor to theo-iiiurtoisof n intlit
wide 'Ilioiter in tbo lake iu r\ dot p.
and fresh and i leir On the completion cil
thoSioiiv Citv nnd C'ovlnstnn l \ % britiee
oloitiionih iinn \ Iroiu Sioux ( itj to tlm
lake , \ \ IIOIP a summer icsoit will bo estaln
lishcil Afinoliotcl isalronu piojoctod and
thiMio.Uini , ' , irUliinc ami listiin is not to bo
oqualled in tlio state
.I H IlLMinls and KV I'enwardcn , two
Omilm boys , Imvc opened a law ulloo here.
1 < * list lnlVintf > ( iniiiK Homo.
Hi.IIMI i r , Neb , Fco 20 [ Spec-tal Telo
pi am toTm Ili.c | - Si'icn tompinies of the
lir t rct'linout , Colonel . K Shifter In com
innnil * auiv l hero fiom I'ino Uidce Uili
aftci noon and will lo.i\ti for San I rini'iscc
some time toinorinw. Ttds is tlio icmnnni
of tlio I'iist lonimeat , the otbot < nnipaiilci
ba\iiiK been wolouslroinoed and disposed
clsiu tRii ? . Of the lame nuinboi of iiyulau
at I'ino Kidpo siveoks n/o thoie ii'ni.iln
now Just four ttoops of the Ninth i'tvalr\
which mo in winter ijuirteis ton inllM out
and thico companies < iT I mil in biotiis at tlx
niruicv Captain I'inico. aitinij airont , Icfi
lor his homo at Minnctipolis , and I'uptaln
Penny , who uUoa his. place , .im\o- > hero to-
tnouow _
Ail In. ) unct Inn DKsnhotl ,
( ! it\\n ISHSD , Nub , Fob 2 < i - | Special tl
TinUrr 1 The tcmporari injunction cast
instituted tho(5rand ( Islind bankint ; com
punj to proicnt thoothorcieilitois of I'hailci
A \Vielm from intorfcrlnq with theh inott
rights In tboViebo stock , was dl *
solved lust U"cdno-.d ly liIud'p \ | Hurrlson
Tills has iniiTu It noiosiurv forlbo bmlcine
coinpnnv to Ilio n bond to en.iblo thorn to sell
the slot k In for.'ilosiiro of inoitjaRo. Tlie
halo Is advertised for MnnMi li : and the stock
will iiiob 1'ily ho sold in bnlk It Is very
much lot'rottod bv MrVieb > i fii' > iids tint
ncoinuiotnUo his nol been cHuoteil \ \ hlch
\\ouiit \ enable him to rcsuino business
Coining in Noliniska.
Pi itr > Moi in , N'ob , Fob 2tl [ Special to
Tin IHr 1 Noilly a ear loitl of pissonRora
niri\cd on No "i this inoinlau from Pckla ,
111 , to boeoino Dortiunoat settlers of this
lounU AinoiiK thorn \\eio two fainilios ol
nlno niH'ins. . one nt ten anil mi of i iihtir \ -
sons , to-\\it John M 'isin r nnd fimilj ,1
( I MelihiKor nnd family , IVter Mclsinuor
anil fiinlh and A dun Mu MM .ml family.
.lobn and .1 (5. MJiiin cr will settle m Ivk'Ut
\lllo ( ! ru\o and 1'oter Melsln ; or anil AiUiri
Mooio hno bou nt f.irauii PI lUsnuutb
proi met . _
Maiitsn Hound
iKV Cm , Neb , Kob 2(5. ( - [
lVlon'iiiin to Tnr lluii.l-nhialon Supcuu
tendunt Kithbum of tbo Missouii I'.uiflo
iah\ay ! was in tlio city toJiu and \\.is met by
a committee fioin tlio bond of trido , who
ur.'cd tbo iiuilJInn of a wuiiilhniisi' in this
illy AlthoiiKli * he coniuiittio ivtci\od no
dollnito iuisr , they feel inuili em-o najrod
SpeukliiKof extensions Huthimrn > ind that
If the uustinnm liei ht ram bill uecimo n
law his tonipinyould \ not null I ui.utUor
link1 of roul.
An r.-cupotl I'rlsiinoi Ciiu lit
iiii\siv\ l'ir , Neb , Pol ) J < i Special
' am to I'IIK Iliv.l SheiltfVillnnn ro
il \\.irit tins inniiiltii ; thitt \ \ ilhs llroun ,
iu id j ul M nidu > nl lit liao been ca\ \ > -
i n U ii a b J'lio dopulj left u (
, If I ll. \ , .DUair ,