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BUD'S ' Cabinet Furnishes a
Sial of Discussion for
8L Christmas WBBfc ,
Greatly Agi-
/to Know How Ho
Will Manage It.
ittaVsOonditiori Extreme.
ly Critical.
( uNnnubton Famishes n Soc-
i by Kloplui : With u Laud
\Eout-Qenorul Notes.
FOREIGN NEWS.
SpecUl UiapaUh to TIM HUH.
A riUSON Ell's TUOTEST.
\pocouibor 31. The La
Trlbuuii publishes n letter from the
Oijb.in refugee , MACOO. Ho protests
Joins' ' hia imprisonment , denying
" * flmt ho la now n political prisoner ,
iMncco rolftten the circumstances of
this arrest in Cuba. Ho stipulated
Jwith the Spanish general , in the pros
/ * once of the English nnd French cm
auls , that ho und his companions
should bo pardoned on conditions ot
tholr voluntary oxllo to.Tamaici. Ac
cordlugly they embarked on board an
English steamer , but the vessel was
stopped when four miles from land by
two Spanish gunboats , and the Cu
bans were forcibly convoyed to Porto
llico , and afterward * to the ShafTo-
dine ialnndu , near Morocco. With
reference to his surrender by the I3rlt-
, isii at Gibraltar , Macao affirms that
the Spanish consul asked the E iglish
police to arroat certain convicta who
had escaped from Centax. Ho pro
tests against this violation of the extradition
tradition treaty of 1871.
nAMtlKTTA's CONDITION.
PARIS , December 31. Cbmbotta
passed a good nujht , but Buffers from
ccnfinemout to bed so long. The exterior -
> terior inihmation ahows a tendency to
disappear , no'ei'thcluss an operation is
believed to bo necessary.
Dr LounelonRUo , who loft Gimbetta
at 7 tub evening , was recalled at 0
owiiij ; to change tor the worse.
PAIUS , January 1 , 1 a. ni. Gam-
betta is much worse.
IViitis , January 1. 2:30 : n. m.
Gambottu is dying. He is surrounded
by despairing friends. His ctato is
helpless aid hopeles * .
BERLIN , December 31. The crisis
in the condition of Gambotta 13
waicaod hero with deep minpeiiso , and
far moro interest ia displayed than in
the ' . .wt days of Napoleon , ta there is
10 man in Earopo on who Franco and
Mio forti u pulley of Germany BO
( .TLiuclt depanda.
f A STEAMER SUNK.
L ( VDON , December 30. A dispatch
from Iloohe'a Point , the entrance to
the .Osrk harbor , sr.j > : A large
jeay.3i % vn yjuuh over t\re. \ ) There
a fl L- > Tiltiara. .
FOUNDERED SOU * .
DcJCPinbor 30. The
new stoamahlp Oheepas , from the
Clyde to Trinidad , waa foundered
WHO sue WAS.
{ LONDON , December 31. The steam
er which sunk off llMchea point was a
i X "new ntool voBad , 2,200 tons , namoi
the Ohoapao , on her fiwt voyage from
Olua ovv to Demarara. It ii aupponec
she utruck on a sunken wreck.
DUoINESS FAILURE.
Francis Oorvlll & Son , morchanta
nnd flhlp owners , London nnd Liver
pool , have f ailed ; liabihtioa , 300,000
THE FLOODS AI1ATISO.
BEKLIN , December 31. The llhino
has ceased to rlao and the waters o
the Upper Rhino and Main have begun
to I'ecodo ,
O'UHIEN'S CUBE.
December 31 , O'Brien it
a speooh at Mallow , aaid ho woulc
justify the article printed in the
United Ireland , and prove that pria
oners in murder trials have been con
vlctod by packed jariea. Healy ant
Sox'on , ranmbors of parliament , at
tended the mooting. O'Brien , chargec
with aodltious libel , has had 23G wit-
noseos summoned for hia defense , in
eluding Jenkenoon , director of the
criminal investigation department ,
the chief ouporlntendout of dotic
tives , crown , eolicitora and nearly i\ \
the apcclul jurors in the Liugh Mask
murder CIBO.
The lord lioutenaut to-day attotidoc
nervico in Christ church cliapol. lie
WES hlesod nt by n boy , who was nr
rested.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At the national league meeting hole
in Bray to-day , Oorbott , member o
parliament , wno proaidcd , said tha
nobody need hesitate to join the
league , as Trovylun , chief secretary
for Ireland , admitted that It was i
legaj inctitntipn. Talor , member o :
parliament , aaid ho WAS glad to ob
serve that the assembly waa mainly
composed of fighting men , by whom
he always liked to be surrounded , Ho
was certain that they know the day
might come when they should have to
use that force by which every other
country had obtained freedom. Ho
urged organization , if pouaiblo , in
open day ,
Harrington , secretary of the
organizing committee , said thai
ii ho would shoff the govern
ment that it could not intimidate
Wti. Ho was willing to go to jail
where ho could study the problun
whether Iriah politics conld bo carried
01. upon a platform or on some other
p'aa. Ho had a shrewd opinion aa to
* > v tl'B conclusion at which ho would ur
live ,
APJ'JttVINO OWB EFFOnTS TO REFOUU
lX.viON , December 31. The warm
o ! t approval la expressed hero over
the feeling shown in America on the
subject of civil service reform and thu
p > joeti of free trade loglelatlon
H Inoh httve lately come under discus
BOII. ! A great deal ot skepticism Jo
iprcescd as to the possibility of a
weeping nnd radical ruform taitiK in-
titutod all nt once by such lojlsln-
ion nn appears to bo at proaunt ui-
oinptcd , and of which thu niotlvu is
not hero bslievi.nl to bo sincere ,
ANOTIlEIt SENSATION.
LONDON , December 31. Irish nocio-
y is disturbed by the olopimiout of
Litdy MnoNaughton , wife Sir Francis
VlacNnurhten , tuul daughter ofDr W.
Li. lluoaoll , with a well-to-do laud
, ecnt name I Thornhill. She had four
lilldrun and an unexceptional ooclal
) OHition , The young man oho nut
iwfty wi'h is very good-looking , and
IRH lost hU ontlro Tncomo by the pro-
UILKK AND T11K OA111NKT.
LONDON , Discoinbor 31 Ohriatrana
week ia London haa practically ijouo
or nothuii' in the matter of buolucsv ,
and in English politico Ima produced
only . deal of doublful discussion of
Mr. Gladntoue'a ' now cabinet and how
10 is goinij to mauago it. On Thursday
Sir Onarlcs Dllko waited on her mnjes-
: y at Otborno to kits the royal hand ,
as he was entrusted with the ensign oi
jia place in the cabinet. The queen
luca not Hko him. She cannot t.tgi > t
nis nttacka on th royal family and on
mr civil llsl , but Gladstone , who ntops
at nothing , has overcome her scruples
intl made his radical friend a minis
: or. In roopect to Irish affaira
10 is in favor of substantial reforms ,
und will oervo to counterbalance Ljrd
D rby , who thinks [ the noouer
; ho Irish pooplu nro picked oil
: p America thu butter. Tao proscou
tions of
AND DAV1TV
nro to bo pushed , nu ia nlso thnt ot
O'Brion , editor of the Unittcl I.nland ,
vrho will probably bo rutuincd to par
liament for Mallow. Nothing has re
sulted from the recent investigation ! !
at Dublin castle , and the police are
apparently as far us over from the
track of the murdurors.
WEbTOiTU ,
who wt s brought back from Jamaica
nt no llttlo expense , ia simply a halt-
insane impostor , whom there is no
law to punish.
THREE GRAVE TROUBLES.
LONDON , December 31. The inter
est in the supposed inipaeso between
England and Franco in overshadowed
by Oiimbotta's Illness , which has taken
a most uorioua turn. Private tole-
Rrama iudtcato the probability of a
fatal result , though Gimbnttiata are
under a cloud in England bacauao of
their inaistanco on dual control. The
disappearance of this favorite personi
fication of u republic would bo severe
ly felt hero , evening up grnvo issuta
in the future. Franco's prospective sit
uation is intensified by the condition of
Grovy'a health. The difliculty of dis-
punaltg with the capitulations with
Egypt constitutes a serious obstacle
'for Lord Dnfforln. Foreign govern
ments accept the proposition of n
British guarantee for the administra
tion of justice , but thla guarantee can
not be given without riak ot prolong
ing British occupation. The Rasao-
German war 'scwe has passed away
without leaving ; precise indications of
it * oinia , the closing phase being the
defense by Yinnna papers of Kulnsky
from the BUggeslion ot encouraging u
separate agreement with llussia.
COUNT VON WIMPFFBN'S SUICIDE.
PARIS , December 31. Count Von
WimpfTun , Auatro-Hungarian ambas
sador , who committed suicide yester
day , pirtook of an early breakfast and
when leaving the house said he would
return for luncheon. Count Zuchy ,
secretary , and Cul. Bonn , military at
tache , broke tlio news of the terrible
deed to the Countesa Von Wlmpffon.
Litely the moat trilling nunoyaneo oc
casioned the ambassador the utmost
distress. Thutadny last ho toro up a
diplomatic dispatch bccauto there WP.S
a comma omitted. Hia body lion in
the grand rnloon of the building oc
cupied by the cmbiesy. All traces of
the wound are concealed and the ox-
preaalon of the face is calm and peace
ful.
ful.The
The condemnation of Bontoux ,
president of the Union Gouoralo , with
whom the count had pecuniary rela
tions , was ono of the principle trou
bles.
bles.VIENNA
VIENNA , December 31. The sui
cide of Count Von Wimpflen has
caused great consternation here.
Shortly before his death ho addressed
a letter to the imperial minister of
foreign afTiira. The letter is on route
and may give a clue to the corobroal
disease with which the count was
afllictcd. The deceased hud no pro.
fccRloual troubles.
PARIS , Daccmber 31. The whole
diplomatic coipi offered their condo
lences to Countess von Wimpflor. The
funeral takoa placa Tueaday. Ktnp
Humbert instructed it. Allan , am-
babsador , has expressed lib sympathy
for the bereaved family.
THE SULTAN ON TUB WARPATH
GoNSTAMiNOhLK , December 3L
Fund Pasha is again arrested. The
fiultnn suspects that Faad ib at the
head of a conspiracy. The sultan has
prohibited all ministers except Said
Pasha , Mahmond Ncdim Paaha , A -
eym Pasha and Oaman Pasha from
crossing the bridge between Stambonl
and Pora without hia consent.
TYPHOID FEVKll.
MAYENCE , December 31. Typhoid
fever has appeared na a consequence
of the flood. It ia estimated that the
loss will bo donblo that caused by the
previous overflow.
FJOHT WITH HOLDIER8.
CORK , D jcerabor 31. A detachment
uf soldiers from foreign service lauded
this evening. They were insulted by
drunken soldiers and a short conflict
ensued. The soldiers defended them-
Bolveu with knives ,
JJUBINKSH CHANGE ,
LONDON , December 31 , Baring
Bros. & Co , announce that the senior
partner , Russell Sturgla , retires from
active commercial puraulta. Tao
business will bo carried on by the re
maining pirtnora ,
MADRID , December 30 , The rod
book has just published and contains
a note dated March 15th from the
Spanish foreign minister to the Hpan-
Uh minister at Washington , oxatahi-
g nnd refuting the principles onnn-
ciittod in Blaine'a circular , supporth g
.ho view that tha best mode of guir-
mtccing n trondom of t radio in the
'nturo of the Panama canal , is for the
United States to fulfill the terms of
the Olnyton-Bulwor treaty.
A FLOODED DISTRICT.
WORMS , Dicombor 30. The dykes
on both sides oi the llhino hnvo burst
nnd all the low lying districts nro
flooded.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Vnu Wyok Still Displaying Ac
tivity ia the Intereat
of Settlers ,
of tu Homo nnd
Minor Notot of Rloro or
JUct Imjiortntioo.
CONQKUSS.
HOUSI ; .
ASiiiNaToN , December 30. OA
motion of Mr. Thompson , of Iowa , n
bill pnsaod appropriating 5. GOO to pay
tbo Burlington , CoiLir llaplda it
Nurthwcotorti railroad the amount
duo for carrying mail * .
On motion of Mr Jvaason the een-
nto bill ] ) to reform the civil service
nnd prevent ofllclal : us > ssmenta , vrtia
taken trom the speaker's ' tr.blu and referred -
forrod to the committee on civil nor-
vice reform nnd leave granted the
committee to report hack nt any tlmo.
On motion of Martm ( Ilia. ) tha son
ata bill passed extending the time for
filing clnima for horoi-s and oqulpmonte
lost by cllicaro - > r enlisted men in the
service of the United States , with an
amendment limiting the extension to
one year from tbo pat iigo of the net.
Dunn ( Ark. ) oiTored n resolution
amending the rulea of the house BO aa
to provide for a standing committee
on rivers and harbors ' , to consist of Of-
teen members , to which ohnll be re
ferred all matters pertaining to the
improvement of rivers nnd harbors ,
and which shall have the same privi
lege in reporting bills appropriating
money as now accorded to the com
mittee on appropriations. Ifcferrct
to the committee on rules.
Mr. Manning oifored a resolution
that the attorney general inform the
house what necessity exists for the
appointment of dnmao H. Chalmers
an assistant district attorney in Mis-
uisiippi , nnd forward ail correspond
ence regarding the matter. The rose
lulion wont over , Mr. Illscook ob
j Doling. The speaker announced Mr.
Calkins , of Indiana , us a member ol
the civil scrvlcD reform , committee.
Adjourned to Tueaday.
CAPITAI. NOTES.
ASSURANCES TROJl VAN.
WASHINGTON , Daeumbar 31. Senator -
tor Van Wyck has .clegraphed Bottlers
tlers on the Denver & St. Joseph
railroad lands that no steps have boon
taken by Kneavals , or others claim
ing railroad titles , to dispossess them
and that no such stops will bo takoi
nntil the question haa been finally dis
posed of by congress ; and that eon
Ijress will withotU doubt erv\ct I > rs to
protect the bottlers or omblo thci to
settle satisfactorily with the claim
ants.
PENDLETON'S BILL.
It is understood that the Pondleton
civil service bill will bo reported tc
the hcuao Tueaday or Wednesday , aud
the understanding is that it will bo
flvon ; the "right of way" botoro the
appropriation bills ,
THE MO DOC WAR.
WASHINGTON , December 30 , On
motion of Mr. George ( Oregon ) the
donate bill paused appropriating 70-
000 to reimburse the ntnto of Oregon
for moneys expended for the suppres
sion of Indian hoatilitius during the
Modoa war. An amendment vrao in
corporated in the bill appropriating
SI , 400 to reimburse the state of Cali
fornia for lika expenses.
NEW YEAR'S CALLS.
WASHINGTON , December 30. Hear
Admiral Baach of the United States
navy will be retired on January 3rd.
The usual orders for the army and
navy oflicors to call upon the presi
dent on Now Years day were iasuod
this morning.
THE STAIt ROUTE CAB EH ,
Bowen failed to appear in the police -
lice court to-day In the Dickaon cnao
and forfeited his Sl.COO bond. The
court decided to admit Driver's evi
dence und the case won closed. Thu
arguments are to be hoard on next
Tuesday.
ENCROACHMENT ON INDIANS.
WASHINGTON , December 30. Ho-
ports from the Indian bureau in Che
rokee county , Indian territory , nro to
the effect that the whitomonaro erect
ing buildings nnd fencing oft' pas
tures In the "Cherokee outlet. "
Commissioner Prlca to-day ad-
( Iroesod n letter to Agent Tufts at
Muskogee to warn the white herders
to remove with their stock from the
reservation , allowing them twenty
days for their exit. If the herders
fail to got out by that time the agent
is authorized to call upon the military
to eject them.
Welcoming 1883.
IpccUl Dtepatch to Tin D .
[ | NKW YORK , December 31. To
night exceeded any previous effort In
giving a noisy welcome to the now
year. Lower Bowery was jammed
with ponplo , Many came provided
with fish horns , drums , and every
other article from which noise could
be produced , and the consequence
was that those who cnmo to hoar the
chimes of Trinity had to go away
without li bar ing them. Horns , drums ,
etcatn whUllon and hells of factories
and steamboats made a racket through
which no chimes could bo hoard.
Snow at
8po Ul Dispatch to Tin Uii.
SIN FKANCIHCO , December 31. A
heavy snow storm sot in hero about
noon and continued with great violence
lence for over four hours. Snow fell
to a depth of Ovo or more Inches. Bach
a fall o ) snow as now is unknown
within the city for the past thirty
roars , nnd old pioneers s.iy the state
lover saw a storm of equal violence
and duration. A number of slui l'S ,
the first over soon in the city , nro out
on the otroctn.
FROM CONVEN C TO PAUI.OR
'Slstor Mnry I'AUI" Marries n Dostor
lu Vanktou.
SpoelM Dispatch to Tun linn.
ADDITIONAL 1'AUTIUULARR.
YANKTON , D , T , December 2 ! ) -
Thcro has been much oxoltcnioiit u-
iy over the innrrlago yostordfty ol
Sister Maiy Paul of the eonvei.t. ol
the Sacred Hoivtt to DA. V. Sobl.il ia
Hosf , it prominent physician of ll-n-
slrm birth. The mnrrlngo was m > co 1 >
performed nt the roaldunco of Giiotgn
Uollman , lov. Joseph Wurd , of thu
Congregational church performing thu
ceremony , Dr. Uoss was formerly
physician nt the convent , and uom
six months ago attended the fitter
who la now hia vslfo when she wna 'n
jurod by n fall. Their Biloolion for
each other dates from this ovrrat.
The niothor superior , the bishop ,
aud thu other slaters , nnd every li llo-
once , oven to throats of bodily violence
lence , wo to made to break up the en >
garment of the patios , but ot no
avail. They both stuck to their de
termination to mnrry. Yosloulny
afternoon a note wai sent by a mutual
friend , asking Sister Mary Paul to
ooino to her house. It wna responded
to , nnd the convent carrlauc , csrryii
the expectant bride , another nun , wilh
the coachman on top , halted at the
door of the mutual friend. It s'o
there for two hours , aud during this
time Mary Paul made her way to * u
adjoining house , whore the knot wa
tied. She then donned her nun'i
robes , returned to the carriage and
wont back to the convent. This morn
ing thu affair became known and
created great consternation in charoh
circles , There were many throats ol
vengeance , but Dr. lloss stood firm
nnd aaid his wife bclongod to him and
to nobody olso. To-night oho
loft the convent nnd joined
her husband , renouncing the
church and beginning life anew in
the world. She ia to bo excommuni
cated. Sister Mary Paul , who was
married under the name of Nellie
Kerno , was ono of the moat valuable
members cf thu sisterhood. By her
own efforta she lint built a costly con
vent hero and a bishop's residence
She is possessed * of unusual iutelli
guico , is winsome in her ways am
beautiful in form and feature. Dr.
Ilosa waa a nihilist in llusuia , and
snrvod five years exile in Siberia
From there ho came to America , am
ho aays "This t's glorious country.
The Indiana.
Special Dispatch to Tim Dun.
Sr Louis , December 31. The
' latest advices from the Indian Tf.rrl-
tor ; are that Splocho's foioo ha * dia
banded and that the trouble is over ,
for the present at least. Parb of thi
band retreated to the reservation o :
the Sao and Fox Indians , but they nro
now ccattored and not likely la oomo
together again. Chlcotco'a for re
turnoa to Okmvlgeot with fhs , x > juy
iJcr ; of z fer ooiM , Tfho rr'SV1' ! on
the vtbitura border.
THE HAWAIIAN IS2.ES-
Preparations for tbo Coronation o
h.alalcua Drop Notes.
SpecltlDispatch toTiii lisv.
SAN FRANCISCO , December 31. The
steamship Suez has arrived from the
Sandwich islands , bringing nown up
to December 22. Very active prepa
rations are now being inndo for the
coronation of King Kalakua , which ia
to tf.ko plaoo on the 7th of February.
A grand ampithentro that will neat
over 4,000 people ia being1 erected in
front of the palace , nnd the ceremo
nial coronation will take place in thn
grand pavilion. The whole Hawaiian
population appear to bo united as ono
man to donor to King Kilakua. The
king's minister recently made a tour
of the Island of Oohu and was very
enthusiastically received by the pee
ple. A railroad is projected around
the Island of Oohu , a very favorable
route , nnd Is estimated to cost not
more than $000,000. This will give u
wonderful impetus to the island An
Australian projector , Capt. Andloy
Copto , projects a cable line from
British colonies via Sandwich Islands
t9 San Francisco. There are ever 300
telephone wires in uao in the city of
Honolulu , and its application is made
throughout the islands on the planta
tions. Some of the planters are now
cutting their cano at night
with the aid oi the electric
light. News has baon received
thut an English und French
admiral with their Pacilio ikots will
ho in port at the tlmo of the corona
tion. It is aho stated that two Rus
sian vessels of war will bo In port nt
the aamo time , Preparations uro being
made by the government for the recep
tion. The Japanese embassy sent out
will be present at the coronation. The
crop of cugar for 1883 ia coining in
rapidly. All throughout tbo group
are now grinding. Young canca are in
first-class condition nnd glvo promise
of B heuvy crop in 1884- Sugar plan
tation stock la way up. No fear ia en
tertained hero about renewal of the
treaty with the United States.
Labor Matter * .
Special Dispatch to Tna lisa.
ST. Louis , December 3l--Sovoral
lodges of tha amalgamated iron and
stool workers' onion hold n joint moot
ing in south St , Louis last night and
discussed the question of wages. Af
ter a frco coiJterenoo they concluded
not to accept the redaction proposed
by the St. Lonii Ore and Steel com
pany. It Is not unlikely , however ,
that a compromise may bo effected ,
aud with this view the men will have
an Interview to-morrow with K , A.
Hitchcock , president of the Ore und
Steel company , The men in the me
chanical dupartmonl , Including ma.
chlnhtn and blacksmiths , are quite as
determined as the tonnage mun , and
cay they v/ill strike rather than sub
mit Jo the reduction.
PUCILISTICIPLAYERS.
A Free Fight Among Actors in
tlio Bar of a Now York
Hofcol ,
Montana ColnstklB Thrvw Out
Powdpr and Bix Become
Mongolian Angela.
Praukllu , Idaho , StrinRH Upon
, Who Killed a
Station AN out.
MCUoellnnoani Crlmo and Cnsnnlty.
Aotnri.
1)11 li toTllH Dm.
NKW \ UK , December ! JL , The
nclleli r vs in town grvvo n dlnnur
to-nlRht i thn Auiorlc.m uctorn. A
tree iuht ; . aoug notor.i took phaj in
tlio llotl' housu to-day. Goo. W.
Morton ti Chiunnd Tonrlo , of Wall-
tlio : . . ' , and the English actors
nrrlvod fn u ISuropo to-day ivud went
to thu Mm on hoiiBo , An they paeauil
through ti t ofllco of the hotel , Mor
ton , who " va intoxicated , undo BOIUO
romnrk nt * ! ilch nn Deter iuimid : Ab
bott , of E icnott's company , took of
fence , T. . 11 next moment the three
wcro cllnc'iod ' nnd rolling on the floor.
0thorn took part , nnd several eyes
wnro blaaltoni'd nnd hoadi bruised.
Morton , TVnrlo nnd Abbott were ar
rested. Oily Morton was locked up
on the clumo ; of intoxication.
i i
lUo Burnt Mail * .
Special Dispatch to Tun llss.
December 30. A Hat of
the mailyft'Btroyod on Docombcs 21st
In tho- row York Oantrnl ncoidont hns
boon forwarded to the rnllvrny m
eorvico of this city. Among the micks
doatroyod wnro : 2 for liritiah Colum
bia vii\ San Francisco , 8 for Idaho , 1C
far Montnna , 21 for Nebraska ,
1-t for Oregon , 18 ( domestic' '
for Sun Ftonclsoo , 12 for for Wash
ington Territory , 8 for Wyoming ,
for Omaha , 14 Bucks of foreign paper
mail for Ban Francisco , 3 pouchcH oi
foreign paper mail for San Frp.Lilnco.
Thin letter nnd popor mail waa jo-
coivnd at JJoir York from the atctnmoi
St. Laurent , from Havre , n\l ! ( from
the nloamora Bothnia and CHy of
Cheater , the Innt two carrying mall
from Liverpool , London and Dublin.
The above described mall from Now
York wns totally destroyed , ixcopt
GG2 foroltn ; letters for San Francisco
nnd aovoti foreign lottoru for Chicago.
AMymtcrlonB Mnrdoror.
SpocUl Dlfipatch to Tin UUR.
SALT LAKE , December 31. In Oo-
tobor , 1881 , two tramps entered the
Utah and-Northern railroad R tut ion at
Franklin , Idaho , and holding a cocked
pistol on Agent Hlnckloy demanded
the unfa combination. The pistol
wont off and killtul ilinckley.
The tramps fled , but were
soon caught , aud Michael Mooney ,
.the one who hold thoj pistol ,
waa lu.3 d at Al'rdsd last Fi'iiljy. Hu
died g&mo , refusing to dlsolono any-
tnlug roapacting himself , his family oi
his llfo. It was claimed thut they die
not intend to kill Uinckloy.
A Donclly Explosion.
Special DIsiatch ) to Tim HKI
SAN FHANOISCO , December 31. A
Portland , Oregon , diapUch says :
No wo was received this morning of an
oxploeion nenr Wocksvillo , Mont. , in
which three Chlunmcn were instantly
killed and three others norlouuly
wounded. A qmntlty of giant pow
der was being thawed out when it ox-
plodud.
IA Flnt Rofaial.
Special Dispatch to Tun linn.
HAUTFOKU , Daeembor 31 Wm. II.
Backloy , republican candidate for
governor at the late olostlou , hats
written Chan. J. Cole , chairman of thu
state ropublicin commltlo , refusing
under any clroumatancoi to accept the
govornorahlp in case the democratic
black ballots cast in New Ilaveu
should bo roj acted.
The 'Work of a Match-
BpeclAl Dlspktch to Tin llm ,
NEW YOKK , December 31 , During
rollgloua BorVices in the Academy of
Music , Brooklyn , this afternoon ,
matches in a man's pocket not fire to
lib clothing , Ho dashad down the
aisle to the atrcut whore the 11 uncu
were extinguished. The congregation ,
eoclng thu rapid movements of the
man , and the emoko in his wako ,
quickly abandoned their uoatf ) , and in
a panlu rushed to the exits. Finally ,
realizing that thcro waa not uny fire in
the building the pcoplo returned and
the corvicoo were resumed ,
Knifed.
SpecialUlapatclioa to Tun HUB.
NJW : YOKK , Djoambor 31. In the
Italian quarter , to-night , Thos. Btohl
fatally stabbed Michael Uuttonnark.
TELEGRAPH MOTES
Doatha In Now York cxccoJoJ tlio
births by 10,600 the past year.
Keil Cloud has been vliltlng hl grand
children In the Hampton normal nchoo ) .
The uteatnihlp Chlapan from Ulydo to
Trlnlilail , fouuuero 1 at QueoDtluwu , Hat-
utday.
At lUchmond , Vft , It hau been Hnowli'K '
[ or olh'litucn liLiirn and the biiow was eiylu
Inches deep .Saturday.
Oovoraor-olect Cleveland arrived ut Al
bany Saturday. The inauguration to-day
will bo devoid of ditplny.
The Wcatorn Union acquired to-day
1,5CO milenof wlro In western and north
ern Michigan which It heretofore cnly
A buiket shop at Cincinnati obtained a
temporary Injunction Saturday restraint ) ;
Llm Wuitorn Union from rewovlui ; tha tele-
iroph ; Inatiumenta.
udRO Janieaou , f Chicago , granted to
film , Marie JjiuUa Dillon , a dlvorco from
lor huitbaud , John Dillon , of theatrical
[ ame.iTho cauuo v/itt the druukenotisof the
defendant ,
Deputy Marshal Jotonh Henry , brother
of the jata marehal of Waulilugton. h a re
signed. It It rumored that J. F , Cciko ,
s.
\ 'i
-proprietor ol Wlllftrd1. * hotel , will bo
nittdo tint deputy ,
At n rncotlnft of the board of llonlon M.
( Icrmeu SMurd.iy It WM announced thnt
thu o crtc of the lionrd nt police uomniU-
If.ncM linn been n defaulter to n consider *
ft'ilo Amount , lint Imd lu.ido rcBtltutlon nnd
had been suspended.
TlioClncInni tIfommcrcM' Now I'lill-
ndelpMn. Ohio , ppoclnl unyot A younn innn
mmod Kcx Mid n girl untried Slicnrer
mmroled l t night , when Hlioiuer phot
Hot twlco , mortally wounding him , She
Buys ho ttipd to brcikk Into her mom After
bclriK wixrned nwny.
Tli Chlciino linakot Miop men wore very
ilMixnident S.turday IJCCAUBO the Wwtem
Union tclrgrnpli company ImJ icmoved
thn ticker * from them , tluindoprivinttliriii
of imotnttnna , A leinpurnry Injunction
WM secured Init night , with the nbjoat ol
preventing the further crippling ol their
Til * cxpnrtu from llnltlmnro In 188J
nnumntcil toJI'.SOO.OSI , fiRnliMt $ fl3.-lJ7- !
108 In 1SS1 , The dilforonra I * ilun ninlnly
lo tha ( irlco of k't' > ' " , which In too high to
iollftUioul , The voltimo of Imports wns
nliont thn * nmo UK Innt year ,
Tlio pis Iron furnioo moil ot Tohtch nnil
SchuylKill vnllloi luvo ! MUPI ( n cnli fnr n
luootfni ; nt nn tmrly il.\y , tilthor In I'hllft-
dolphin or Now York , tor tlio ) inrio > o of
UUui ; notion on tha tnrllt cominlnaloii report -
port , Hsojnt ivlvlco.i from \V.mliliiftoii
liulicato there U a ntronj ; itrob.tblllty i.hat
the WAyn niuininus oomniitteo will rotluco
the rnta for pir lion probtblv two ilollfirn
per ton , on , ) lha olijoot of the mooting ii
to roinonstrato ii nltmt such nctlunrhlul , ) ,
tha Iron furnitro men R.ty in thta vccllon ,
will lu\o the tlTool either of closing tvory
futimoo In tlio vullica nbnvo nnuiol , or
cnusintj a Rwcnpln nnd nilnoiu rciluctlou
in wn oi. A Icntllng Iron pro-lnccr hero
to-tiny si ul : "If oiniRrofs rnjiico-i tlio tin-
lit on pig iron to thnt oxUnt tl.orowill lie
no pie ( run made hero next yoiu. " TliU
inei > tlnK \\lll hive no connoctlini with tbo
iimuufucturcTH uf iron.
T. IT. Tucker , tcnnr. > l nnungOT of the
Illlnol * U ntrnl , nnHurod ( 'oniiiilmlotiri
MidKOly Saturday that tha Uontrnl wouli
caiiunuo to coin po to for Onmlm IIUHJIICBB no
long ns tlio other lown liars omlinuo ti
doinornllio rfttcs from Sioux City am
other polntfl on tha IOWA illvialnn of tin
llllnoln Uentwl rnUnmtl. The Jnltorhnj
n contrAct with the St 1'nul nnd Oinah
lluu for donit ; bualncM to unit fium O.nuln
vi Sloni City , It ran inukovoaUiouiu
r.ktcH , while the Omnhn roml innkon tin
eni > tlioniiii. T'HI oontrant In to tonnliinto
ut six inoi.tlih' notloo. Thin U tlio only
fi ht on liuml In llio norlhwjst now.
It ia rumored in Douvor Hint the prop
crty nnil f rnnchlcc. n of tlu Ucnivcr Oirolo
rixllro.xil nuii tlio Denver O.rob Hsnl Ka
tntooampnny , Tixluact nt 31,000,000 , W.IH
nnrchnsod BitimUy by Tnomnii M
Nlohola , of Now York , forim oitHtrin Byn
dlcrvlo , of whluh hhnnolf ami ox-Govdrnu
IMarnlmll , lowollof Conueutiuut , are inlt
to bo tha principal iiieniLorn.
At Ma'linon , Neb. , Friilny ntglit , trr
ovon-year-ohl biys niiuii'd ' Tyrroll tin
tr-jw wcro piny liij ( with a Wlnchoator rill
the weapon watt nccUlonlitlly ills
nil the lialUstrnok Tyrroll in th
A'id ticuttotod his brnlui in ever ;
'Ircnllon. '
vToitlltiB' niAtch , cath-ns-cntch-cai
hit < i can itrrMjt | > , l between John ( .irahnni
chivmu n heavy \\.lRht uf Eaplivuil , nnt
( 'Inraucu 'hlstisr , oi JCnosnH City , to cc
cur nt I.Jiu Illo , ivy , , > -jthih four wut'lcK '
foi $500 or Ju.rOO tfulq o. '
On Wodno da > ulnh * . n tro/jt'Jv / ooonrrot
after the close ol tho-'j 'M'cr lucuMiifr nt i
echool hoiiflo nhuut tt > ti , mlloti ncrth u
Abilene , Kua , A fond c 'ttod ' lint vcoi
Eovcrnl ; youu men , whicliw.M d cr&vniic
by the ploclnt ; of un lutultlnj ; vreueiil riu
a Oliriutmnu tree for the mate : of Hire
of the purlieu , named Fnuomau , Ar.ci the
of Jim Johuton. it u 'me
thut three of the FaaonmuB , Jim Jolmtoii
nnd Bunt Ooopor , who wan WAitlni ; on tin
girl , went lo tlio prayer meeting nrmod to
imuii-li tlio pnrtles ihuy auppoicil had offered -
fored tlu iiSLjlt. Tlioy waited oubitio ny-
til the conRregntion wnn dlhinicsod , HiiJ
then lDiiiu to shoot , the fracnn winding
up Innldt ) the liouxo. Aitbur Shollngor
was hliot through thn left luiifr and will
probably die , Sam Coojier received a bul
let In hid left itrm nnil ono in the right
wrlat , nnd n linllet piuetrntcd thu brain of
ono of the Vneoniana. Wurr'tnln wcro IB-
HIIU 1 tor the : inoit of .Tim Johnnou , SIVIM
Hoopur and the FannnmnH. Two of the
FiiBemMm nnd Couper were onught , r.nd
.lohuHou nud ouo of tlio FaHCiiniUH nro i.tlll
ut larp.o.
.Saturday Afternoon , when the freight
trillion the No.y York U Now Kngland
railway , drawn 1/y two cnilnoj ; , wai approaching
preaching Providence , the nlr ilium on
OQO of the cnalncrt dropped , tlirowiajf the
tender and live unrn from tha track and
down nn ciriliuiiltiiiont , They were badly
wrecked. The duinnga la u.itinutcd ut
? 1D,000. No person wa Injured ,
Secretary Chandler has ordered com-
mnndautu of navy yards to reduce by 30
per cent Ilia number of men employed
uucler the iipproprlatlon for the innln-
tnlnanco of ynrdn nnd douka. The clasj
alldctid by the order la watchmen , keep-
eiH of flro cxtliiKiilHhhiKnppnrntUB nnd per-
HODH employed In like occupations , The
reduction will not extend to iklllixl
uinchAtilcs nnd workmen generally. The
effect of tlio order will bo n reduction of
$7,100 In tlio monthly expenses of the
ynnlH , and tlna nnvlng , it in believed , will
illuvtlio y.irdrt lioinK kdpt open until
Mnroli next , l > y which data It in expected
ronijrcfiiiwill have inndo further npproprin-
.Ions.
The board of malingers of the nntionnl
.hllord'liumi uik for Stl-/'SBfoi the next
fljcnljcar. Thcranre T > 00 uioro inniiitua
tbnn lust year. 030 being admitted the
niHt vcnr. Thn mnnager < rcuommcnd that
worthy dostitulo noldioru , even llKjUh | ; they
cannot , tr.ico tholr 1IU to origin In the
otvlce , ho admitted. The Inmitoi ) of the
kotnen uuiuhor KCCO ! ,
Lloutunuiil John O'Counoll , of the
Illchth infantry , mmtoncod to mnko good u
tuliclency fn liin account of 81,179 while
acllDK upnlctnut quftrtorinMter nt Heuocla
innuckn , California'nncl to lie dlamlmod
From the ncrvlco. hn had tho'dl mlnua !
mrt remitted , ami the amount to bo luadu
; oed reduced to ? 181 ,
Now poatofllcefl establinhodi Hlloani ,
Drown county Illinois , John T. Burfaasor ,
) o tmnater ; Ollne , Knox county , Ivehrun-
( a , rJainuol Cllne. poutinnBtcr ; Under ,
fierce county Nolirnolcn , Frank II. Hub-
) ltt , postmaster.
Mian Jneopblno 0 , Sleeker , dnughtor of
f. U. Meeker , tortured and klllod by the
Jto Indlunn , In the mnaeacre of 187 ! ) , died
taturdny inorniDg f pneumonia. Hlio hnd
leeu a clerk in the Hocretnry.of the inteilor'n
oflico ,
The Indian bureau Icarna that whiten
nro otcotlni ; hnlldlngi and fencluf' oil IICH-
turoi In the Chrri'lcco outlet , ludlnn T r-
ritory. Uommi 1'Iouer 1'ilco hnii ordered
AuentTufftn , nt Minkojco ; , to wnrn white
lerdora to reiuovo their wtock from tbo
e crv tl ( < n iiirldo ( if twenty ( his. After
tli < tt military ultl will be Inrokod ,
Iwpilry Into the clinrKO made by the
cltl/.eim' oominlttvo thut certain moinbora
of the detoutivo police foico hivq r ; l d In
colludou with tlilovcr , bur lrr3 nnd for.
Kern reunited lithe \ Uino of an order liy
lie coimnlMloaura that CJiorgo W , MclOl-
'reih and Jnmog'A ' , McDovIlt , cletoctivua ,
iiliould bo hold txi anawer uuuor the lawn
; ovetnlni : the police force , nnd the direo-
.lon that they bo cuipemlcd nnd prnhlh-
Io-l from any intercourse with the pollco
wltliout the FCrinUUuu of the comtrdislon-
em ,
Tlio Pinnoy Libel Suit ,
3pccUninpfttch to Tni Dm.
NEW YOUK , December 29 The ox.
unlimtlon ot Wm. Ilnmllton nnd De
mon S nmnn , charged by Gnrao M.
Pinnoy , mnnaRcr of the Inyo Oonsoll-
dated Mining nnd Mineral company ,
with criminal libel , wns continued before -
fore Juatioo Murray In the court ot
cession The first wit
aprclnl to-dny. *
ncfBJ vrns Judge Uildoreloovo. of the
onrt , of general cessions. IIo testl-
icd ho know only of Pinnoy'd oharao-
er and reputation In Now York , and
hat it wte good , The yritnonn is
ronidf nt of tha company , but bofiiro
oiiBontlng to bcooiiui nn ofllour in.
julrcd circfully Into the condition ,
tndin it ( jood ; thn working of now
iros nml niinun have given aatiufcin-
ton nnd the procuuds nro fnlr. It
vns oxpootod that n dividend * -ould
hortly bo declared. The inlnon
Mid mills are nil paid tor ,
nil there is no outstanding
tuiobtodncss. lliclmrd McOormlck ,
lunnbrr of the national committee
luring the Innt campaign , dupotod
hai IMnnoy'a clmr.ictnr WAB Rood , but
lu did not know nhnt Congressman
I'ngo'fl opinion of Vinnoy VTM. Wil-
lam T. Styniis , of Forty-sownd nnd
lx < xinRton nvonuo , had mot Pinnoy in
jitllfornia nnd olaowhoro. Hi ] ropu-
ttloii was Rood , II. T. Wnkoly nnd
W. Thomoa also testified lo Pin-
' 'n good chnrixater nnd stated thnt
their optninnn thn prosecution
? ] iinoy in Han Frnnolaco orig
in political motivra , c.iuand by-
division in the republican pirty. 0.
LI. Spenotr and Thai , Wallace , ot
Sin Frinclnco , testified In a tiuiilnr
otrmn. 11. Orr , barkeeper of I ho St.
Dloinl hotel , lootfiod lu * know Seimnn
ind honrd a o'jnvorsr.tion , which ho
t'iok pnrt in at the hotel. Sunmnn
thnn nnnnrtcd , that Pinnoy wan a
forger , a thlof nnd a bent , In n loud
boisterous mnnncr. The further
hearing will bo resumed January Oth.
Aiiuthnr Oatlinmt from Most-
Special ( llputcli 11 rim UHI
i , D < comber III , ITorr
Mast , thn socialist , dolivoroi another
inoondipry address lo-nitjUt on the
north nido. It wns nhli.ll/ repeti
tion of hia romarkn n few evenings ago
urging thnt the only tiling to bo done
was to klll'cspltnlistii nnd for the people
ple to help thomnolvrn to the funds In
the banks and thu goods in the ntoroa * .
They should prop-iro powder , bombs , ,
etc , , in anticipation of the tlmo when ,
the nprioiug tnkos placo. lie aaid the
churches were gathering children into
the fold chiefly , nnd that churches and
nowspspors were run In the interest
of capital.
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO 340.
For IcTj'iiL-acpoclal tai for tilt construction
ninl niiitcrliilut rcni'iuoii Dlnttlct No. il.
llu It onlnlnoil l > jr tlic City Coundld Ilia city ol
Omaliii
HECIKIN l. Tlmttlie sc\ornl nuns ct opposite
to tlio follo Int ; il < * crll > ui prt'in BVD , to-wlt ;
llalicrt Muson , lot 1 , lilotk . ( I , ? IO us
P. lUConnull , loti' , li II , $ n0.lfi.
1' . iliCoiniell , out -2 fcit of lot 3. k 41 , 03 cunt ) .
hAii Itulilienlitrir , went yl Itet o ( the cost one-
liicf < ] nt , b.Jl. 8 o.U'i.
n " 01 I'Oajl \u8tcnc-bttlf I of lot : i , b41.
* M
f * i. Hinolnl , Jot 4 b 11. lfC8.30.
Tli < J v < f Irtfi , b 41 , &I3.N ! .
Jn'm .JotO , bJl , $81.00.
J Ml , - ) > A ? * > < > 41 , fZUU.
A--.ard. , j. h > ator , lotH , li ( t , fltl.Ui.
rl On.
of lot I.
li ISfiulirook , eoutu one-half ol lot 1 ?
8103' ! . % .
U Entubrook , lot 2,1 > 43 , 819.13.
IX KilnlirooU , Iot3,1) IS , * 0.13
HiilUrinn Cliuroli , lot 4 , li 13 , $ tW 07.
Mrs. H\nUln : , north JU fctt ol lot n , I ) 43,454 01.
K. l/tUlirnook , south -II ( art ol tlia north ono-
hiUI cllnt C , Ii43 , t7.38.
II.Mlticlni \
, tttutouc-thlicl ol tliOBOiith ono-
lmlli.fltr , li I' , 610.21.
C. IVixbtoolt , nut tun tlilnli ol Ilia eontli one-
liaUol let fl , b-I. ) , li. : il
II , Wl helm , ucst onu tlilnlol the north on ) *
liuloftotil , h U , 8137.
K. _ IJiUbrook-jooth onu Inlf ol lot t ) , h 13 ,
IX IMnlironk , east ( no thlrila of the north one-
h\llor.oti ( , h I.I , J , " , . 17.
loua i ol u i ol lot 7 , h43 , 83.ua.
K , Kutabiook , J ol ti J cf lot 7 , JV47.
K. Ijtalirook , o \ of j of la 7 , li 43 , IB.SO.
Hughes , o27fuot ol thu w.ll ( dot oil 1 ct
lot 7 , h'iiS13.H : ! .
U. KbUbrooK , w 17 feet of s Jof lot 7 , b 43.
KJ.83.
K. IMalnoolc , n onc-nlitli ol lot B , b 43 , 97,79 ,
I ) Khtrbroik , in i of n i ol lot K , li 1) ) , f < | JU.
K , Hitnli ak , 9 J t f n j of IctS , b ii ; , ? fl.M.
K. I jttabrook , u J of a J of lot H , b 4 , $ < ] M.
K. I Jttabrook , m J ol n A of lot H , b . | J , ? ti.r.O.
E. tttabrnok , 80110-uUth ol 'ot Si \ 43 , { 19,13.
Mary II. Mho by , lot 1 , h 41 , 654.GI.
H.J Ittncr , lot 2 , Ml , sfJID ) .
11..I , Ittner , let 8 , b-ll , SIU.OJ.
W. HittcrbT , lot 4 , li II , 8VI M.
J. A. CrciKliton , lot C , h 41 , &J8 Vil
J , A , ( Jrc'ltf iton , lott ) , b II , S--.TH.
J. A. CrolEhton. let 7 , b II , WI.UI.
John McCruary , lot K , b II f | ! . ! > l ,
11VIUoii , lot 1 , b r , ? | 0 H ) .
I'riisbjtoraliiChurihN , A , lot 2 , b 4 ? , e32.8.
John Jiiluibon , lot 2 , li 40 , $4,1.71.
I ) . \ , . Hlwic , o ] of lot 4 , IJ 49 , $15 03.
J na II , ( . 'nun ran , n 05 fctt of u 4 of lot 4 , b
46. 10 ! I9.
b'a'ii Htlchcnljcrfc' , a U7 feet of wj of lot I , b 13.
PIS fi. (
I'lrst C'onifrctnt'oinl Sooely ! , Iot5 , b 15 , WV5.57.
W. W Marnli , lii hit of lot 0 , b 4(1 ( , * K)44. )
H , HarrlHf II feet of lot II , b 4.1 , f U.89.
Cornelia II. C lu.r lot 7. b 4S , tM ti'J.
CoriHlIu It ( JIH-urt , lei 8 , b \ \ 8I7.S1.
( iuo. I > . .Mll.ur , lot 1 , b 10 , 4'J > .10.
C.oi \ , .Miller , lot V , b II , 915 OH ,
( ' ( nrgiu AnnNtu II , I til , b Hi , JI'J.IR
.lames llcKoniii , lu I , b 10 , tfOfj M.
J H , Killnm , lot fi , b 40 , 8iWll.
.1,11 liulloin , lotll , b lit , W ! Cl
Kjluums Wrlifr tlot 7 , b 4iU05. :
hyh'.uini Wrk'lit , lot 8 , b 411 , hXJ.ll.
John A Hunk nn , lot 1,1)47 , 913.71.
" " lot 12 , li 47,1130 , CO.
" " lotll , b 17 , I0.44.
Frcil K. Anilraw u j of 1 14,4) 47 , * 7.'J.
( Jen. \ \ . II uii. w ) nl Iot4 , b 17 , S1M.CU.
" " lilt [ > , I17 I , ! 0 II.
John A Crclirhtua , lot t ) , b 17 , $ 'i.7t ! * .
" " lot 7 , li 17 , $111.74-
" ' lotB , b 47 , * 13.71.
IxaUtt Iliirnlmii , n J of lot 1 anil 'l , b 18.
827.'U.
Mlti'i Ilronn , n 4 of lot > 1 and u , b 47 , 923,22.
UiorKO W Smith , lot 3 , bID , JI7.70.
" " 'ot ' 4 , b 48 , S U U.
11ron lUcd , lotC , b 18 , 43005
11 nu. < , IKIlst , lotll , li 18 , 8JJ.7H.
A. I ! Toiuclalu , lot 7 , b I * , 4J2.7B.
H'ubstur Bujiltr lot 8 , li | H , * .L'.78.
John Trlinb c , lot I , b 111 , MSM
Ktatu llnnk of ebruHkll lot 2 , b 49 , 412.'J' ( .
JUIIICB W Hma ti , n J of lotu 7 a it 8 , b 19 ,
cca ti , JlumkrhOa. u J ol lot * 7 nnd ft , b 49 ,
J1BO.I.
Iklnu the coit and expcnsi-H , ppra oJ by the
City Council , for loimtnallon und inattr'al ' of
bcuoru In fioiit of and itdjolnl ( . ' " 'I'l ' proultcu by
L li Murphy fc Co , In imrbiiaiiru of u tontiaU
tntcrcij | utob > tlu Llty ol Omaha , wlthT , L.
Miiri > hy ft Co. , ho ami ilia taniuuro hereby ro.
ipcctlv cly lu ; ltd and ru < w < o'l a'ulii3t | i'iol ol laid
IciU , luitd ot lo , end iirtiuUtu , { iijuhla to tlio
Cltj TruaHii ir wiUi.ii 11(1 ( } ( 0) ) from tlila ditto.
BV.unuN U Thluordhmnu rhall taLu illut and
bo It ) force from and aid r ltd ivui 'u ,
Vonteil ] ) < u. SJIh , IM > ' . ' .
AtUst ! J. J , l.a Ji.wurr ,
City ClnV.
( JIIAH. KAUniANN ,
I'res. of City Council pie tcm.
Approu \ Cue , S2 , IWi. .
J , K. IJOYI ) . Mayor.
Threutnioi are now duo aii'l lll buconu cc-
llniiieut | Kubtuary lutli. Ub3 , alter which Uitx a
jitnaltv ot ten pur ctnt lll be added , together
vltli Inttrcfct at the rate ol ono per cent jwr
month 1 tuyablo lu admucr.
IKUMAK 11UCK ,
TrooKurtr ,
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