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RED CLOUD CHIEF
A. C. HOSMER. Proprietor.
BED CLOUD. - -
NEBRASKA.
CURRENT COMMENT.
Goveknsient surveyors havo ffone
to Oklahoma to asbist settlers in locat
ing claims.
THE two hundredth anniversary of
the founding of the first paper mill in
America will be celebrated at Rox
borough. Pa., in September. 1881.
A max was in Dubuque, Iowa, re
cently buying cats, for which he paid
from M cents to $1 each, according to
ao and bize. He was shipping them
to Dakota, where he said they bold for
$3 each.
The President recently appointed
William P. Hepburn, of Iowa, to be
Solicitor of the Treasury; also William
H. Whiteman. of New Mexico, to be As
sociate Justice of the Supremo Court
of the Territorv of New Mexico.
F. R. Bosellv, an attorney and loan
agent, and Alonzo Ackley, a farmer
of Corunna. Mich., have been arrested
on a charge of swindling the Cincin
nati Union Life Insurance Company
out of several thousand dollars.
Akistockatic circles in Rhode
Island are dazed by the elopement of
Miss Fedora King, the belle of Provi
dence, with fc.'.-,000 in her own right
and millions in prospect, with George
McLcod, a poor btudent of Hrown
University, and the son of a poor
mechanic
Is view of the shortage in tho ap
propriation or the present year for the
maintenance of the Minnesota State
University. Ex-OovernorJohn S. Pills
bury, who is one of the regents of that
institution, presented the sum of $1."U,
000 for tho immediate use of tho
university.
Commissioner Taxxek, of the Pen
sion Iturcau, received during the first
week of April' GO, 7.H letters and other
pieces of mail matter pertaining to tho
business of his office and the second
week he received G'J.OOO pieces. This
accounts for dblays in answering cor
respondents. Fiiist Assistant Postmaster-General
Clarksox is gradually increas
ing the sieed with which he is making
appointments. Up to March 25 he had
secured only 300 fourth-class post
masters. During the last six days of
March he made a record of 71!. In
the first week of April ho named H87.
and tho total for the next week reached
923.
It is reported that tho Standard oil
monopoly has completed one of the
biirgest deals on record. For two
years the company has been quietly
securing property in Ohio and has now
$7,000,000 invested there. The Stan
dard will abandon tho Pennsylvania
fields for those in Ohio. The consum
mation of the sch"ine means the revo
lution of the oil bu-iness.
The liquidators of tho Panama
Canal Company have informed the
shareholders of that concern that they
believe thai a reissue of the unsold
lottery bonds of the company, under
par, would realize 12,.i00,000 francs
and save the canal, but that the Gov
ernment was reluctant to propose such
a measure, fearing that Parliament
would not consent to its adoption.
The Commissioner of Patents has
issued an order intended to put an end
to a practice long in vogue about the
office of clerks borrow ing money from
local patent attorneys. The Commis
sioner in his order directs clerks to
pay back all loans of money mado them
by solicitors and attorneys who prac
tice beforo tho office by April 30. At
torneys who seek favor on tho part of
clerks by non-compliance of tho order
the Commissioner threatens to disbar.
Thomas M. Dan-sky, a merchant of
Cleveland County, and Reuben W.
Darden, a plnnter of Union County,
convicted in the Federal Court at Lit
tle Rock, Ark., of obstructing the
Congressional election November C,
were sentenced by .hulge Itrewer. Dar
den to imprisonment for two years and
Dansby to pay a tine of fTW and costs.
The testimony disclosed that Darden
had driven a negro from the polls and
that Dansby had interfered with
voters'.
A secret circular issued by the
Topper-Johnson committee of first
mortgage bondholders of the W abash
railway came to light at Chicago the
other day. The document apparently
showed that a determined etTort was
to be made to purchaso the property
at the salo to take placo May 13. The
bondholders represented by this com
mittee were greatly in the minority,
but according to the circular were
backed by a syndicate prepared to as
sume all obligations.
WntTELAW Reid announces that,
having taken office abroad under the
Government, he had retired from the
editorship and direction of the New
York Tribune. It is understood that
the management of the paper will be
left for the present in the hands of Mr.
Donald Nicholson and staff, who have
been so long connected with it. and it
is thought that Colonel John Hay. who
ha heretofore taken general editorial
supervision of the Tribune when Mr.
Reid was absent, will be able on his
return from his summer trip to do the
same again.
A year ago while crazed with drink
George Lucas, of Dubuque. Iowa, fired
a bullet into his brain from a revolver.
He recovered from the wound suffi
ciently to attend to bis business. Re
cently 1 visited bis physician and
coMpbdaed that be felt something in
his head The wound was probed aad
the doctor succeeded ia exiractiag- the
ballet. It bad penetrated the froat
lobe of the braia over an lack. The
decter cays there is ao doubt ef Leca1
tMaptote recovery. The caw fa aa
ztraerdiaary oae aadhas beea widely
iiMMMihy the aeiieal f reterait
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gleaned by Telegraph and MalL
PKfUOXAX. ASU POLITICAL
Thk Rhode Island Senate ha concurred
in the passage of a bill establishing a
naval reserve in that State.
GjcxebaL Feajcz Sigki. has resigned aa
pension agent at New York.
Ex-Pbehident Cleveland has declined
the appointment as Commissioner of the
High Bridge Park on the ground that bis
knowledge of real estate values in that
locality is not sufficient to qualify him for
the position.
The Archbishops of Paris, Lyons, Mech
lin and Bordeaux are soon to be made
Cardinals.
Minister Fbed Grant and family sailed
on the steamship Aller for Austria on the
17th. Minister Porter was on the same
vessel bound for Italy.
Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, is
soon to be betrothed to an Orleans Princ
ess. The opening of the centennial loan ex
hibition of historical paintings and relics
at the Metropolitan Opera House, New
York, was graced by the presence of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, who eniered the room
leaning on the arm of William E. Dodge
and at oace became the center of attrac
tion. Following them came ex-President
Cleveland with Mrs. Folsom and the mem
bers of the executive committee.
It Is reported that a man named Mc
pherson, formerly of 8an Francisco, has
set himself up as monarch of one of the
Aleutian islands. A revenue cutter has
been ordered to arrest him and turn him
over to the civil authorities at San Fran
cisco, as during his "reign" he had caused
three natives to be hanged.
lit a recent German white book Prince
Bismarck blames his Consul, Knappe, for
the Samoan difficulties.
TnE President ha-, appointed Edward S.
Lacey, of Michigan. Comptroller of the
Currency.
The Boulangist lenders in Brussels have
decidod to remain quiet during the exhi
bition, provided the Government adopts a
similar course.
Thk New York Legislature has pased a
bill to postpone tho cutting of streets
through the New York bate-bnll grounds
for another year.
Amom; those who called on the Presi
dent on the I'.tth were Senator Plumb, of
Kausas, and ex-Senator Henderson, of
Missouri.
J. A. E.vaxdeb, recentlv appointed
United States Minister to Denmark, was
reported lying critically ill at his homo in
Chicago.
The Duke of Edinburgh continues to
suffer Irom Revere fever.
James Campbell, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
has resigned the presidency of the Na
tional Union Glassworkers' Association.
MI3CKIXAXKOD8.
Felice Viant, un old beggar woman,
died in n miserable hovel at New York a
few days ago, and the coroner, while in
vestigating the case, found that tho de
ceased had left 4),000 in gold concealed
in an old tlower pot. Her heirs all live in
France.
In Brockton County, W. Va., the other
day Perry Wine, a well known citizen,
was felling a tree when it broke across the
stump, demolishing the house and killing
his wife ami three children.
Governor Francis has respited Bill
Walker and John Matthews, Haiti Knob
bors. to May 10, the day on which Dave
Walker, the Bald Knoblwr chief, was to
Ite hanged.
Uborue McCraven and John Harrison,
two White County (S. C) ruffians, went
to Kershaw recently, killed a policeman,
and were lioth shot, McCraven dying.
Mrs. Frances Cahmichakl, of Pitts
dale, Midi., has been acquitted of the
charge of having poisoned her husband,
prelerred by him before bis deith.
By an explosion in a colliery at Tiefblau,
Austria, receutly, eleven persons were
killed.
The Gaulois of Paris, savs that tho
Princess of Saigon, a noted leader of fash
ion, was bitten some time ago by a pet
monkey, which has since died from hydro
phobia, and is about to visit Paris for the
purpose of putting herself under the care
of M. Pasteur.
The great sugar trust was reported to
be in a bad way, for not only were the
New York authorities energetically pros
ecuting the combine, but the sugar market
had been cornered by other parties, leav
ing the old trust in a much "busted" con
dition. Mrs. Josic Gcblxt, who stole little
Annie Redmond at Chicago, was found
guilty of abduction and the punishment
fixed at Ave years in the penitentiary.
She took the finding of the jury very much
to heart and wept bitterly.
TUEcircuit court at Marshalltown, Iowa,
has decided in a test case that a note given
for Bohemian oats was part of a gambling
transaction and was consequently void.
The prisoners escaped from the district
jail at St Joseph Beauce, Que., recently
after seriously injuring Police Sergeant
Harpe,
Tax Supreme Court of South Carolina
has decided that the act of the lust Legis
lature validating township railroad bouds
is constitutional and many new roads will
be started.
J. Mcndan, an expert climber, while
carrying a box across a stringer on the
new suspension bridge at Niagara falls
fell to the water below and was killed.
Two men, named respectively Riley and
Brown, while taking down telegraph
wires, wore pulled out of a window of
the St. Outer Hotel, Sixth avenue and
Twenty-third street. New York, tho other
morning by a wire attached to a falling
pole and were both instantly killed.
At Fannington. Pa., recently an iron
ore mine, the shaft of which was 12.1 feet
deep, caved in. Eighteen men were in the
mine and a dozen of them were partially
covered with the falling mass. Hichard
Ettinger was crushed to death but the
others succeeded in crawling out without
sustaining serious injury.
John H. Swift, who shot his wife down
in the street, was hanged at Hartford,
Conn., on the 13th. This was the case
where his sister made such an energetic
effort to save his life, aad where the Legis
lature passed a bill for that purpose, which
was vetoed by the Governor.
It was understood that the sentence of
Lieutenant Commander Book for leaving
bis post of duty ia Alaska would be vety
light, consisting probably of a temporary
suspension.
CoNDCCroa Hcohxs and Engineer Con
verse of the freight train which telescoped
a director's car at Lorenso. III. the other
day aad caused three deaths, have beea
arrested and placed in the Joliet jaiL
Caitain Wbxdin, of the coological de
partment of the Smithsonian Institute,
has discovered that rats are remarkably
fond of sunflower seeds and has had great
success baiting traps with the seeds.
A TESsxl went ashore the other night
near Norfolk. Va., but as all oa board
were drowned before assistance could
reach them and the vessel went to pieces
shortly after she struck the beach, it sras
impossible to ascertain her name, destina
tion or cargo.
Febdinbsd Woxaxaa, sixtyalae years
of age, was smothered to death recently
ia a are oa Center street, N. T. 8ix girls
and three mea were baraed to death ia
the same building oa Cferistsmas eve, MfC
Tax Uaited States Coasal at Havre
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LVKK r.MEKtOX, of Bowliug Green. Mu,
was acqu.tted of the charge of murder in
killing a man named RoMnson when he
fired into a crowd in London, England. It
was found that Hobluson was a detperata
character and had first assaulted and
robbed Emerson.
The British budget presented by Mr.
Goscben in the House of Commons on the
15th show that the revenues were 1,165,
UW greater than the estimates and theex
penditures !M 1,000 less, leaving a surplus
of U,S'fG,0'JO the largest since lsTX
Lieutenant John C. Wilmj.v. of tba
Vaudnlia, has telegrapbe I to the Navy
Department from Sydney that he had
chartered the steamer Itockion for the
purpoie of transporting the shipwrecked
sailors to the United States. The Kockton
is due at San Francisco May 1C.
Cholera is epidemic in the Philippine
islands, and out of LVlQ cases 1,000 have
proved fatal.
Tux interesting matter from Paris is
Andrient's evidence alnmt Boulanger.
showing that Clemenceau offered Andrint
the Pre,idency to defeat Jules Ferry. R
uublican feeling against Ferry is furious.
His election would have provoked civil
war.
A package containing $15,000 in gold
has disappeared from the office of the
Northern Pacific Express Company, at
Brainerd. Minn. There was no clew as to
who took it,
The river Thiess in Austria has burst its
banks. The adjacent country is flooded
and the Banat provin.-e is threatened with
inundation.
A tornado passed over Hint ley, 111.,
on the l'Jtb. No one was hurt, but many
buildings were unroofed.
Humors wre current in the shirt trade
that D. H. Downs, senior partner of the
firm of Downs & Finch, of New York,
which failed receutly for $500,000, had
gone to Canada.
Five person-, perished in the cabin of a
river raft boat which sunk the other night
near Burlington, Iowa. A woman in the
cabin snved her life by finding a corner
not submerged where she kept her head
until the roof was broken in and she was
pulled out.
While attempting to ford Ephrnim
creek in the Cherokee Strip on tho 19th a
boomer, his w ife uudfeur children were
swept away and drown-d.
Tiikbe was a report at Purcell. 1. T.. on
the lM.h that United States mnr-h.ils.hnd
lirod into a party of boomers attempting
to ford the Canadian river and enterOUa
lioinu bfore the legal date. Seven boom
ers werj wounded, two fatally, tho re
mainder, numbering thirty, ieing taken
prisoner's. There were reports clsew here
of serious conflicts with cattlemen.
Sylvester Gruiiii was hanged at Vin
cennes, Itid., on the l'.ith for the murder
of his sweetheart September IS Inst.
In Dale County, Ala., live Mormon mis
sionaries were whipped recently by
regulators and their legs given a coating
of lar and feathers.
Bv an unavoidable collision between a
ia-ssenger train, the engine of which hnd
broken down, ami a local freight train
near Gleucoe, Ky., the other moruing, a
sleeper was wrecked and six persons were
injured.
The Seville (Spain) cathedra! is again
in a tottering condition.
A dynamite petard was explodd in a
church in Valencia, Spain, on the l'Jtli. The
altar was damaged, but nobody was hurt.
It is stated that lliinsiu demands 45,000
roubles of France on account of the bom
bardment of Sagalic.
Several Russian artillery officers have
been arrested fur plotting against the
Czar.
The Mexican authorities of Lower Cali
fornia have issued formal warnings to
American fishermen to keep out of Mex
ican fishing grounds.
Iwo small boys were drowned nt Uock
ville, IniL, the other evening while boat
ing. C M. Barrktt & Co.. dealers in rough
leather mid hides, Hostori. have assigned
with about jOO.OOO liabilities and unknown
assets.
The Ulth anniversary of the battle of
Lexington, Mass., wns celebrated on the
l'Jtb in the usual style.
AT a meeting of the descendants of
revolutionary patriots of Massachusetts
in Boston recently, nineteen aged men
whose fathers fought in the revolution
were present. A society was organized.
The Shah or Persia will visit the Czar
of Russia May 23-27 and will then go to
Berlin to pay bis respects to the Emperor
of Germany.
A disastrous fire occurred at New
York on the 19th, breaking out the lard
refinery of N. K. Fairbanks, destroying
the buildings of the New York Central,
two elevators and other property. Sev
eral men were injured by jumping from
windows, one fatally, and it was rumored
that others perished. The total loss was
$1,355,000.
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES
TnE number of deaths from yellow
fever at Rio Janeiro averages 10) a day.
At Santos the plague was also raging
furiously.
A boy created a panic at the Hill street
M. E. Church, at Newark, N.J . on th21t
by crying "lire." A womau was injured
Alexander Henriques. vice-chairmsn
of the New York Stock Exchange, died recently.
HENnv G. Pearson, ex-postmater ol
New York, dud on the 2Jth, aged foity
tlve. A dispatch from Berlin say: Germany
concedes the principle of absolute non
interference in Samoa, and the natives
are to I e left free to choose their rulers.
No claims for compensation for German
subjects are mentioned in tho statemcat
ami proci'cally the work of the confer
ence is limited to defining exactly the
powers of Consuls in regulating trade and
shipping, etc
Clearing house returns for the week
ended April 20 showed an averaze increase
of 8 3 compared with the corresponding
week of last year. In New York the in
crease was Si
Two street cars were wrecked by
strikers at Minneapolis. Minn., on the 21st
and the traffic stopped.
There was a riot of street car drivers at
Vienna, Austria, on the 21st Several per
sons were injured and many arrested.
Business was quiet oa the London Ex
change during the week ended April XL
English rai'ways advaaced oae per cent.
Americans were weaker. An attempt to
borrow j3.UOO.OtM to restart the Panama
canal works resulted ia failures. Tne
French and German bourses were firm
with Governments advancing.
A force of Soudanese recently attacked
and defeated a party of Egyptians from
Saakim, who were building a fort at Port
HalaiK The Egyptians lost ten killed and
wounded and were forced to take refuge
on the steamer Agami aad have returned
to Suaklm.
The steamer Umatilla arrived at San
Francisco on the 20:h. having on board
Lieatenaat Louis Ripley aad twenty-nine
injured men of the United States steamers
Vandatia and Trenton.
SecretaRT IVindom has ordered a sus
pension of the sale of tax stamps to par
ties desiring to engage in the wholesale or
retail sale of liquor ia Ok'abotsa. The
decision is based oa the ground that it
would be impossible to get liquor into
Oklahoma without crossing sosas portion
of the ladtaa eoaatry.
Tax imperial family has returned to 8t
Peterstorg f resa Gatscaiaa. Extra
oaatieas srere takea for the safety the
party. Move arrests have beea mails est
artillery islsscs ssatsfiiiasheSiaaist
Uy sMeoovese mi Earless.
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NEBRASKA STATE NEWS.
A great discovery has bem made in
Frontier Ccun:y. about thirty-one miles
south of Curtis. Two farmers unarthsl
an enormous bone eight feet long and ten
inches in diameter, resemb.ing a mam
moth horn or tusk. Not being satisfied,
they continued their work and found the
5 head of the animal which one bore this
great horn The head was fully four fet
across, and further d'ggicg found the
other horn or tuk, a perfect mite to the
other, but broken from the skull and lying
fir,t on the earth.
The recent wind storm wrecked the
court house a- llasett The building 1
lsxCJ, and was standing upon bloc's about
two feet h gh. There wrre some fifteen
people in th budding at the time it went i
off the blocks. A hug? safe otauditig on
he concealed ?J0J in his leL A few mtn
Otes attT, while he was in the act of
mounting his horse, he was knocked ene
Ies and robbed of the balance of his
money, which was uon his jxTson. His
horse ran to a neighbor's, w ho, alarmed
bv its being saddled and br died, went to
Davis and found him insensible. He re
mained unconscious for about twenty-four
hours.
The State Fish Commission raetrecently
at Fremont and instructed Superintend
factory
brook trout fry tu the west ami northwest
part of the State ami will have '.VJ.O 0
mountain trout for distiilution in Ne
braska streams by May 1.
The Great American T-a Company of
Nebraska City is 111 the hands of the sher-
ilf ami the mnnngcr has disitppettred. In
etigation showed thnt tho etiliru stock
consisted of nothing but sawdust, 'ihe
linbii ties were unknown.
'1 m: 1 oh of an iutaut was fouml in the
creek at H'yinore theotherda). Supposed
to be a case of ltifantic.de.
V. II. I'KTTIT. aged seventy-two. a well
known faitti-r living thirteen mi.es north-
w.stof K-iuuev. wis rec.-itly klllid In
hisbirn, und Washington IVttit, his son,
has b-eti urrested charged with the crime.
All that could ! letu iit-1 was that young
Pettit, with his mother and t ither, were
struggling in the barn for the possession
of a loaded gun when it wont olf, shoottu
the old tmiu in the neck and killing bun
instantly.
John MtcKiMi, twenty year old, was
r-c titly killed by lightning six miles west
of Kavenim.
Nkau Unudilla the other day a tine
short-hoi 11 cow owned by 11. tVnItoti,
while kuirermg f 1 0111 hdrophobia, at
tacked 11 splendid ill jroughbred Ciydes.
dule mare bdotigin to Mr. Wiiltou, and
in 1111 instant the auim.il was torn almost
from 11 ink to foreleg, causing Instant
death. Tho cow died m u lew moments
nftei ward.
Black litim, the ludln'i who brutally
assaulted a young woman near Hti'hville,
in Sheridan County, some mouths ago,
was arrested in Uosetnnl Agency the
other day and jailed at Valentine.
The other afternoon 11 tw, Ise-yenr-old
sou of ex-Sheriir U. II. Van Gilder, re
siding about ten miles north of Neligh,
was out hunting, ami in attempting to in
sert a cartridge into his brcech-loadrr the
shell burst and tore away p.irt of his face.
He will lose one eye and may lose Uth.
Im the suit of Jos.ph M Her, of Doiigla
County, ag mist the ed.tor of the Omaha
World, for 5-,0 dam iges for lib-l tu ex
posing the alleged mismanagement of the
j til, Judo Hopewell the other morn
ing instructed the jury to return a verdict
for the defendant, winch was done. The
court gave the instructions on the ground
that a newspaper has the light to criticise
the actions of a public olllcer.
1'KTEH Gorr, foreman of tho Union
Pacific section, recently took poison on his
wifo's grave at Elmwood. His body was
found lying on the grave by persons loos
ing through the cemetery. His wife had
been buried only a tew days previou.
1 HAMi'S set tire to a box car at South
Sioux City the other day and destroyed
the entire car ami also came near burning
the box car used as a depot ami tweuty
five cars loaded with merchandise, luin
ler, etc. The new depot at that place
was destroyed by a tire set in a box cat
last month.
Hans Mith, city treasurer of Jackson,
was lately arrested on the charge of em
bezzling $l,0u0 over thret. years ago. He
has been treosurer for four or five years,
and his arrest was a surprise to the com
munity, liu gave bond in the sum ol
$1,00) for his apjiearance,
IfKOlifJE Johnson has boen Ixmnd ovei
to the district court at Grand Island in
the sum of jWJ to answer the charge of
forg'ry by raising a check from id "" to
;(i i.T.'i.
Umifk the new law passed by the Legis
lature, counties will hereafter be liable ;
for damages for accidents from defective
bridges.
NluiiasKa fanner, are jning the ma
jority and resolving not to use b.t.d.ng
twine at th present prices.
A company is bilng organized at ICear
ne to manufacture uar from sorghum.
and a committee ha, been elit to Fort
Scott. Kin., to invou cite the plant ther. )
A.NtMIiKHof th men who have been
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discharged from the IJ. A: M. shops at
i'iattsmoutb have secured work as farm
hands.
The school house in district No. 12.
Platte County, was destroyed by fire the
other day, making the third school build
ing in that district which has been borne
by unknown incendiaries.
The Ileatrice cheese factory made W) .
0J pounds of cheee last year, which
found a ready sale In Omaha. Denver and
Kansas City,
HTDRorHOBIA has carril off a largr
number of hogs and cattle belonging
ing to a,
Hamilton County farmer.
Work has le-en commenced on th Cas
ter Countv court bouse at Itrokn Uw.
A FREE medical dispensary for th ;exi
the north hide of the bu Id ng tipped over, I ...,,, of ,h ;.raRlnr naBra.,v Vs.. r'J 'a r w x r.rn..f.ua7 grvniaj, aa4 um asin u ju.i ftx
smashing a ho.e in the floor. I TJoTl t,d -.reached I ilrum t J. J "" """ ' M " " " "t I U WAr f , a,KM ' ' '
flic o.erev,,ngwhl.H.homestea.ier L ls,. 0" ' l-l-v of the N-w Y rk Catr.l dl,ttwUsw . !H. eer,i.t. - .
named Duv.s was preparing to attend a , ZZ l lftV !??:....?. and ! r'T "" l -1 - C' - JU'k' ,-
party near Winchester, in Chase County, J that onlv an engmerr wa. .ojared. Some l'at 'lr I 'W I f.,y -
he saw two men watching him through a ! of .... - ,tried t I ,.f . x -. ' "oemn . idled in h . h-al- c3vsi wjth ta rre-n.tw.n .f sj-n
window. As he bad about tfSi) in hi. I " faV '"7 ,;'0'X i.V " y i !B C Sht UMtl h " -a "' l"1'-" '! '-""
houe. he suspected that a robbi-ry would iN-onor:Va?i '",,l UUt"T "'r Uliatl l I rler,lsX lk.I-! - Vr
be attempted. After blow.ng out hi. Iiht i :,",''. , jump.- from tb.wi.UM.f tbe bum- ltianl ..,! fv n . M.we-
ent O'Brien to go to Bay City, Mich., to .-. i, "I, .. ,, . i .. """ '"K"" -"" - p.w.e.. -
Drocure 25 000 000 wall-eved like ein:. I . Denmark. ltaleii cont.nue.1, "sn teat w hi - at wwk at the loot ofKif
procure .j.wu.ow wan-eei pike ej,i,s- t.Hn .H,,n.. ,i ..., ... .,..,,. ... . ... . ., , . ... .
These eggs will he hatched at South Bend, .""i.' .",:" -r-V x, " " ,r"rl ; r.iwaiii 11. i. .-.. ,
Mr. O'Brien reported that he had d,s- ZZ a. h l--K--. Tfc M ,. prostrated bwhe he.t It -a. .Ll-M that
tr.buted40.UO lake and salmon trout in ?,X . n- .7 '. V", ' .--' 't "" " w l'
the X,br riser and it. tnl.jtarles. and ""?. tWr" ttJ,1't''" lersoas. but .he Com, any', but.dlng
h retirt. fr.im them are 1 ,.rv .at,- Jt,lu,,u,lr,t ,ur Cargo an J took us all oil The tire broke out lit the northeast turner
tne. reports from ttiem are u-rj .at.s- .Mriiv.).lf ..,,, , U , ........ i ,.., ...-
if. t .1 1.. ...i..... 1 tj i,ht -----. ............ ... ... ............. ui nif rn iiwut iT(innt su.ir nvitui.ii
as len Ol-ne.1 a. iveaince, ""r"" p tht nh.tHlrs ll-ef it Iil It show.
au.pis of the ladies of Christ Episcopal , tJ.t x. wfc mJim ,n rattr.r t
Ctiurch. j jooa, jsa,. x, right t,d op. Th Har-
The farm-boTis of Evan William j r,,urg ( pa.) Talecraph t Is th- story at
eight ratlea from Beatrice, wjtb all lt tfci e,;r,e0.e f weh kaowa ra.sisW wfe
contents, was recent.y destroyed by fir. ;, rrry lffTt . o( trwtl fllblBr: A friend.
FlUvosof entnea arecom:ng tn rapidly i ,,. him A r,featof rubt-r trousers, at
at the Sldn-y tand-ofSc-and the officials tacad to wtwrb war beawy boots, tae
have their band futL whole arrangement fmning oa- piecw. He
The gros receipt of tfc York pt-' waded la tte streams aad ftsfce-1. s
effle for tbe year endd March 31 wer cje-l the othr fi.hrrn ! drla't
tt.lS.7i. own guai trocars, ats fci Itst of spcrt. .
The coma stoars of Cs County bav At nigtt. wbn tby cast In tird aftd
ordere-1 an addition batlt to ths jail to be hoagry. the dorj&ia.e smiJ be n d '
ased as a da elllng for tbe jailer. dry. wtj.Ie tfce tbr f l'q woatd be ; i
Tbe Seward cemtry wa borsl oTex or less weUaccordiagttieir sLap.a3l
IK. n'ltap ilir ? Ht erackls? misr el o.' cocri wmM teft,l Lsf !hs Kill! W. '
tbe tosb stones and destroying tbe picket I
fences aad trees.
A rLASTXar livtnc at Norfolk asjued
Dtak resntJy tk a little spia oa Us f
Elkbora ssith a boat aad was capisd- ,
Ha sraa taksm oat of tbe river sppareaUy
slssad. bat after vigorous trtaUtseat was
revived for a day. hat tas sbock waa
Uaa ha cssM stAad aa4 hs tisi twaaty
latssr.
a4rOsasralftlsrtwwMa4a,
it Fart Kiliiaisss. waa Issjsllr
llsesactaswsra frasa faia
lytsMaahwasssraiaf.
Aliaaa4assssawssitiirysriU 1st la
I I HSSSS !! ssaJisalBnl ml issssstsst T "" ' :"w J -
t .a - ea. e.ir..., .. Ln 1 s v- - ' - - -. ssm arre Kaaeeseses tea aaai mLM - m m a i w- -
- - a a ,... - - Hi ! I ii i ' - ataw tBaseeaaaw assas BaShsat ha - ---
- leer ej a, - r. w . mmm mmmm wmr m WKvmmr. asasw taww aw '": y . -tt.T"' " ' ."" mfL saaa sl.aTis ait
arTBSBSSaSSJSJI SaS saaasaaas V SSSSI Seawaw aSSSe I W-e Sr BSSSj . -as aajsjaaas a-aaaa-aai Maei aajp, saaas-a aasw sssa-aaasi aawSB aaa , sems.a a -- - --'
K&CUED.
The Pnssoaffcra and Crow of the
Danmnrlc Sivfo.
Destrurtlsr Fires la WIconln Tlrr
Atlautu. : l. Tlir- Mrn sa(TiK-t4
-ttrrrk on tlir Iowa
tVntr.!.
PinLAtiELrniA. April 2i Th- strsmtr
Missouri arrived off Ilaarc brwatater
at one o'clock this morning, having on
!oard 3Uof thi wrecked D-mmar t ;
r liters.
A dispatch from l.lbon. Portugal. n-
Forty-two of the crew and nil the p.
sengers of the Diumark irtta. tne Ax .ires
have armed in Lisboiu Peter H-itn, the
third officer, who U muong them, report,
that on April t the Dtnmark's hafiwa
broken, when the Danmirk was "vj mile
from Newfoundland. K ic. nrnr Kaa w
found 1 ing ilead on the ilvwrof the ru; ne
loom ami the c-tuse rf the accident oud
not te ascertained. Oi April S the Dan
mark was spoken by the Mtourl whti'b
she then pros- Tiled fr P.ula leli.hi tak
lllg I'JO 1 f tile passt'ligers lr,slds the cap
tain and allor Tin is of the en.neers
proceeded to londu on Uard tnr D.-m-erarn
steamer. Tho Slrst mil secund
III lies are still t the Ar ir.-s. nti t lb re-
, , ,m,,eru-ers a..d fon -twu .a.l..ts
.nl"d (in I.hIkjii on ihe tiniiier .-r "
The dinth of llio D.iumjrk' rnKiHeer
wns due to the bursiiil of nil engine ptpe.
TtlO engineer uiis ktib'd Oil the sp.l nil I
thti sl.ip wns bad d-imugixi. It cs;mi
m lenee of this damtg-. t-iet' er w th
III- breuklUi: of t'u halt. the .s..' sa
helpless ,n tht- bt v sn that piesaiiesL
j ,,, iT r.1KIS ,N u , ,ksN.
I i ... ,. . A,,... ... A. UiUT .... ,.k
, sllUlMi ,y ntierii-wn the M.-,.
' UVidenntire (.'iiipain fnvti
seiiwiukla
flllL-llt
J ,lr nni th(. ,(),i, c,tl,jIK .t,.. ni I
sto k were si. in n bin re While the er
burning a heu - mud set III nlld blew
sp it k on to iii!ghturti!g houses, nud soon
the li,rest fin? I'lsr seen 111 the p .ice was
ra ti Twenty dwelling hous were
huiiiidaud th total loss on them and
their conti'iits was ntt.ut ;J(.H) and it u
ald no', o.'ie-ipiarter is outer.! wiiiiin-
suruuee. The Meisenw ink:, fuciorx's
Iosei were about ClT ',OJi, with an insi.r-
mice of ?".0 ).
hen the lire stirted the (Sreeu Hnv fire
en
iglnewus sftit lor uud air ed shortly 1
ter and Hint and the li-aiiirr .etei
ui
set in tne m ildle of the tiuru 11 district
nod wi redoing go! tsork. when th wunl
changed suddenly and liemme t the
cltiz-us in. dm 111 the tire ail to that Im-
Hied ate icl!llt. The t!temll had to
abandon the engines mi I thr burned up.
The steaiiieis f 1 0111 O.hsosh arid Api-etn
airlv.il nt I'liU'H III ami suit.ee ted III
getting h lite under colltlti'
Deperr is d CUV Composed of two part.
Hast Itiol West Depere. nnd Ihe latter I
the part which caught llr ami twdav
thero is not enough left of it to le I enti
tled. Ihe people who were turned out
hue nearly nil ! en taken uu Irr shelter
liv their iKljhb rs of the Kast aide. The
full Ion Is xstlmnled to les j.."', si
The woo Is near Marian, n tnt 011 011 the
Milw ankic, like Shore fe Western road,
foity miles west of Appn'tou, itiui;ht fire
nt night mi I the H-ilii-s spread with
great rapidity nml thn small town of
Buck!;, was entirely wiped out. It I
a smill lumsriiig town and 11 great deal
of lumle-r was stored there. li eh um en
tirelv consumed. 'Ilieloss is est united nt
jH.() A tin. 11 of fiurleen ears of Ium
ber and five cars of hogs caught lli near
Marion and burned ctuslng a loss of
bIkui T.rk The full loss on the lumle-r
and dwellings nt Ituckbee and lietrMruiou
;vlil amount to uenrlr .'! ).
THIIKK MCN M'lliH ATEI.
Detiiiiit. Mich. An! '!. Micha-J
Powell, Krter at Dhu' Hotel, a cheap
lodging house on Cadillac .ipiare, let s
lighted lamp fall from hi hand In the
rear of the bar rixm at three o'clock yes
terday afternoon an I in an almost incred
ible short space of time the entire building
wns full of smoke. ! J. (ribson. a l-ar-
temler, and K T. Hollo were a-epon th J
third floor nnd both were uire-ateiL M II
Ham Whittaker, sailor, wa. en at hie
window un th fourth f! xr but before th
firemen could rench him h fell back ami
wa smothered. Powell was badly bnrne.1.
but Will probnb'y rertiver The fire wa
confined to the first Goor and Ihe loss will
....
no! exceed 1 (.
praplt svnrcK .v a nniixir.
Berwick Hi . Apr.! 22. 1 wo rnn wr
Vdled ami three injure! in th rwl of a
ill i I Irani on th Central Iw railroad
Saturday night near here. The rrck was t
CUIisisd by th break ng of i w heel as th !
train was gtng ver the i:,cl;i-:ilr
crek. Two f-ara wrr hurie.1 ImIo the
creek and took lire, turniMg tle bridge.
(.)tida- or Cvlm wa instantly kdld br
he fatl ai.'I ta- otl of .-rtto Joreraan
Savage, the only pa. e.iSer wa.drr.wna-L
Kxprrs A rent l'.oers. Hrak'tnaa IVJ
and a mad clerk were lndty injsred.
proUnl ly fatai'y
rmr. irr atxtts. uk.
AtUsxts. U a., Apr.l 22. F.r wa di
covered vaster lay a!trnon in theJsek.
s.)n tiUildiOZ. in wbirh is the WeUhoUs
Paper Com pan v the Dan aganer. Hsj'
merchandi- brokeraje and .fHct of dif-
farent kind, and tb- tl.dins w rem-
pletety destrtijr't. The total lo. I ab-ut
sl.Vi.to). Captain Jaekaon lose, m j otl
thj aXiitrfiag. Welih.oq rtona ifi, Iaa
Caprohatiy JVJ.W" Aaron list. IWMI,
I orter raing. lawyer, jj.v;. ao'J oU.esr
taVhiler un..
-JloiJam conveoleacesv" in ca of ac-
eident. oftn csn.e more trb!e thaa tbe ?
w t o( th . Iu4croQt 9MMm-
One ooraisg tfeey were .i tai4u:x
the baak. w,:caia hiss wad.c- la d--j
water ai etjTyiag him. ks all oi a )
Jda be iteped o a sUffery strs, his
wa: ap aaJ fcs- weatt la orer -s-
Ttey Isied him oat, aad fcad fee .rei.-i.ed
abcat m less, th water hatis Ci4 up his
tsossa aa4 trossswrs le th) waisC Tb
faaay iswrtos' If sm that mfesry csesUat
paH a the
aa4aiassrr
asssstaarsaa sMaO las wssssr aTf
It
tara
T
1 Mirvii. v ..v Miril ,f. lUf LTPW AUfI IK19- - It - ..... ,l--t i . J .. . .
i towed the I) mm.iik iinli! tnnl T. . .1 . . s- -m .... 1
aasllwHaai htaissahaa haa4 tmrm nrrarr rfirrari sri 1li1a. uss ''"P- wm mmm
sauaal s i i aaashil the eilir sil sae aaaS. . .. . , " . aaaaWaahl as ' - - la - - - - -
MILLIONS LOST.
DeatrarllT it re U Mew Vera City Ts
rr.rrty Iwllsy rttltM TVs
ew lurk Ontrm! Mey Luee.
Nsw YoaK. April The Orcest Mr.
'? York has witness! in Ul cnrs-
ioa swept the et tck of th North
nvrr c-sr yetrdar frvm Fifty-ninth
tret to wnst would b Suty-ftfta ltl
if taat trrt r'i to to rtvr. It d
stroysi more thn a million and a halt of
property twlonclig to lb Nsw York Cen
tral ratirusd an t half a ait!:!oa iloRar
worth of tcd. flour and othT gwd b
toacins to other jront tnion; tbra X.
K Kaubaaks. toe grt Cn.esgv larJ
tuerchaat.
Tar lJru- Jr,trovHl t! two big lera-
too A a I it of tb Vandal y t-nv
ninth rrt to Sixtieth strvt and occa -
m tm,,t!in, tut In tie v (14 tuniMl mi
. account kept of lilrm Tfte Jhu'
, hae the fo.UMltig rcrd vi the ca.ul-
j tit.: Henry ll-ntting. tl4 Tenth areuun,
a wotLmanm la.rlMink rrnnrrr . lle.l l-v
jumping from tfi.rvl storr m tiJas . Jo tin
Johnson. MT Vt Kot) -ninth trl. like-
wise a workman in Kirtnk. w, eretr In-
jure. I in the tuck lt jumping frui a ls
tlus; Chire. Hrviwn. s We.t Koitj-
thll'i street, eiee Injuries IshI' the
head f i em the same cauie, U J Jvb
were lust-at the time settlll,; u lit"
ctxdlng npi'aratus, starting huw n.i one
; knows and ptobat'lv ii un ir i.l
, know. Stxtkssl in grease as the old liwt.d-
Ing was. it was attattie in atilnstnuL KrvHo
I the i;round the tli swept upward to th"
. tvsf almoat with the apeenl of thought.
I The men at work tu rj .tO drsped
I their tools anl ran to .e their lives The
1 staircioe. formed a wlig eh m e,
' throw lug irilt fire through rirrt Ri.i and
'the windows presented the on', means f
cape. Pursued ciose by ltams men
' llitni lli.,ti..lk.. ..1, 1. .. li.ail.Bllf.
anl tiehilld thetll calite the rlslu-s
How intnv rrt there ii wi. es.uld
lelL Those hii t'aine out wr pikel
Up atid vatlld awa., b their friends, '
shuddering to think that s.iim nitgilt have
ten left Cr) lllg wises alld mothers 1
crowd.! the poi lines ahouimg for their
hilslkand all t sou alld ("CC'ng tor new
of them. They were turned luk and but
den to io k 111 the throng for those thee
iu.i, s.. ,.,.Mn...s '.'. .r. ....
...1. .-1.1 . I -l.l M.l !.-... ..-
1 he Nw York Cenlrsl also w ii.nl the
lailid.ng in whththe Im broke it It
was leased to Fairbanks a vrarag.v ttwas
j stories high. 3"Ji!3 and wa-f brink,
1 O.ie hiiinlr.'d th us.ud ,l..ltar may tvurer
I the un on It The Um un It .sailer's
stores enuj tluiet I
..t0O. The merrhant
Fairlusltka tosea
w hu Use,! th'
stole iiMima had gida thers ehlefit' it our,
'ard. straw lesird and aueh. worth easily
jiVJ.H.) At least this loss wns esiv.re.i.
So It wasaaldof Fa Ituilika 1 he rallrni
loss is at least Jl ."VsJiOi, a'so covered bs
insurance it Is .aid.
Another eatllliate of the loss In dalali
ts i:len !e!ow lloaslter atores, (ontants,
s-ai(sj. the Wileot Company, stoek.
JlVIUSi; elevator A. tsl sl. eles atr It
jTM.i'XI; dtH-k D content. J2M; dta
A. J.Y..(s): the Wi.cox biitlduiK. 2.siu),
total. iXXCf)
BELLIGERENT UOOMEHS.
Ilerre IteMIe lletweeH le(. I elle.l
atalra M-srahala anil II oe r a eral
llirlallrrrslslljniiMi.iir.1.
J'tHCKt.U L 1- Aprd 20 n attempt
to get into Oklahoma Inifure the ap-tiite,l
lime was frustrated eserday by I'nl'ed
j Slates marshala, after a fleic eniHmnler
wti.chunr result in ins of lire. 1 iftaeti
wagon were olsered for ling the Cans,
d an river t-elow this citv at davliht ys
t. rdav morning. 1 h matter was rejMirte.l
to the boomers, who hall an Indignation
msetuii; and iternanded that the tuile.l
States marshals pursue. Th'ih ef dloy
J marshsl yestrrlar aflrni
! teen assistants t.ek th trai
in with thlr
d and oTrl.k
a party of five In cami. Th.v were or
dered at onre to bltnlt up. which
they iliit. and were nl t-rk In
tharge of a dejoitjr Th7" had Dt
pre-ede. tr when h s Jl.y a sbot
from umler him tiy a parlr n an,.
bush. The deputies ram up and ma I a
charge on the ambuaheil parly, who had
thrown up a larrlr la a dp ratine.
They were met !iy a sh'iwer of Irtj at aad
foiced to retreat. Oae of their nututor
wa wraindeil. Thy withdrew to th
outlet of the rav ne. ascend! Ihe autnrut
' and fired d-wn into tbe fort. whn Ibe
j teimr hout. We urrn lr "
, Thirty prisoners were taken. n of
whom were badly woundl.
Thomas M ml an ar.d David Wlnbl are
ii. -.!.. -.. -r...
ii'nv wiuii"i sun ssuiiiie. s3 nan-E
of th- wund-t ar- Martm Kaii.n of
(.nilie. lei . John W b t of Vvti
Wortli. Te : Msmad Iofds. of rth
Carolina. id r wa.l in th-hesd; VIA
Fralasher, of Tesas. ewn-Ul n lh arm
Jw Vfemsf. f IeJ.tl-tna, shot la h
shnssi Jar The nrllawri Ware .liaarma.l I
bj avar ir v i itreeo nm r gtasr.i
D was learn. frrn thm thai lhy were
ol) th a lvtae party a ln I ttt Un or
msire eke wawre tai at.,ar These era via).
toabtedJy the uari Wif war aeeaj rs-s..
......., . . .
iag th riser ear'r riarlijr rolr
ar4 lbr are minr our of tUa In l!i I
Territasrv. Fnii-IHcie. utrnt ar- !
rtvt hsj le-daf h! Jh l'etl1 Jtat j
mrhia wni jam ;-r.s)it- Th b'.n.sr,
!! crlaln y resist if.bT la ay txrp e
sursres io o d a;
e,n s, sj,...
' .sf,.w Vr.as; Apr I 5t m.i nn news of
'the Dasmark' js.saa-r. aad rre
S K:v-n days hse elspsl affrfe the OlT
ef Chatr lgfctad trie Dsn.'nark ia alhk
mx coad'tkm. Tke mpfeaaKjn prevail
that tk(.Mi)(rrS9'use kits resvhst
the Acnr.
e
Trvew ts r-e Hi rafleee.
I'oxTtsn. as,,A;nl 5 -fr-rge msvi.
if 'ray fcs l-- jrtJ on tJie tisrf
Jsd by At-t lt.arit. kie fa!hw, f m'.g,
ag pari c' a hr A !rf-a
whCh tha fat.Has- wt IO Ike heist A
drlsklQC. Tt l!bf twU wHustl; !
.l a y vsdsy vwTiinj. Tk trans as'.4
SV9 a&eU. brt prhap ula! ..a
"Ife.
e m
Mea lslt.
AcaCrrr Ka- Alf 51. T
Hn!a V- -? tJid fcs re mil ar t h-t-a
fca-r &1 Jare4i .- f
dr frwsj 'b lat-rv, f;-r-i5-s)t l9t
tfeal if li-y 4eeus v take !aiss tVey
saist tt oxti 4 Okiaie! tl g -4vs urn
k.m ss,
fkr).
A'lnsii Crrr Kv. AixHJ 3uA-s.
rJ y yl"i " xrrtv kr ;.
terday Ty er 4eafcl4- u s
tlw nstwa ag ;. r wva uai
J r ae is fxm ia, sis n.r of fhm si
casfftt. Ts-sry were ss;trs &f -Wka-iy J
ia jfastM" cs-hf a rm 'sa.sssk kc
tS awaitia Iriai
....wlTARY LAV
,
eert wrrm ! iM
r- ma
r I
lit
0t.MM l,.kl4
i tvatt rmi.
Wtiarisjt Attt s.As lr.'-(
trwal h I jw.otMjr ftt tw-loi-
tT dtrtnnl ta ptsrOi w ul
m Itsrr aw nj SfTtA?j V - m
o-.Jtsl Ort,r; Mrtltt U t !
td tiiatw unml tt tfc a irr
forev pmrvLn; l oif U K";Skr
linD H.-i.tfjr !'rrtr " ' " '
eft, lit tntfru t t lr ( Ar
rt but fr..M aj tn t cl.t fcr
ta;vltuttM v j btro ut&MiNr W .
ttslull"4 t c ! n ja - ; s r
tiT tt aital f tvs u.' bt ' i.
f T.t jvatMfA t ts Unr 14
$ (JnI U.fHtt. ho 1 lrAt ef
tiu. Se.ttr rWstir si i4se"i
tvhwtte 4 h t Unijthir .. I tssm ar
, xt ott,.Tt u,t .Jr e
, ,uJt bm j.r,, Unt anj
ers'Bll m MO-
jwts-trs- .t4 ef
the Interim lpartwot lel.r txulnc
tor rWrk
I Aes-ssrt'nelr )oar
mtitect Ws j-c at
Cflrfefesi lle
tect Usi rv ace at tfte U ht Hn
Teslerxlas altefntsMi at wh-sh !
d.ut llffis-n. vrtetai I'issHm
aud NotJe ant MUxu(Until Muter
were present Ta sf 1 rms latel ui
tli Iteaflr 1 uMk .st fses-feisrr
llVtsr went r t, Ike ar JVfjsai !unt
where Ckenral ejiuaa.'s) iMn;
hni. ami aa onlar .iati4iatlr fe-wafde-t
ty tejr(lph U tnl U err sit.
S-eiorelarr Irreic Je'- net gise lb
order P. the press, tul It Is uniesearsl
that t jls s tlenef al si 01 rill tl ! '
dlss-rei.osiAr Mr, mt suthfS'i.'. 4n
to Use his wm H Jadittnant a te s Isms sd
haw Uj use Ike Use s under Isl evsSsXss.assi.1.
This ssadar Is Issues! In aesSnfsl sssa il!
pa'ArvssA ss 0; A ailur rsCwt saw,
wbssth, atler tjeallwg ! eswHesi
f Ihe ltes(ssl Msles awUkwsr t
Ma tha use uf Irseesss. r-ds as SasU
lsl ssssess of Ike am "SM
not peilistl llae use ssf Irsseasa uk4sr
Ihelr sosssMiaa las aid le etll' ssiSwarlssV's
a a posse , at UI. .r In s l nsilow ( Ills
laws M.sfl as suUmOs r Use fsSv
j.stwff (oaclaiMiU It sttne w.il a4lk S
apt.ll4Mt'i lur Ike km if Itsasstss ssss( sW
I.m n r et w ilk a stAtesasmat nt Use la.
tiAi list,s fttr the omis 4e4.LHaw and ras
rt Us lrsi.tea!, taul -a Cases Hi sa4iao
11 I ui'i)-iel las l. lnurte.Stsi or
rUl lender ls.g le assttsite lleslr t
the I attest State at la ssaae f !
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rsiUoi rf the t'llill hal MU
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