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DBHOVi / \ TWELFTH YEAR OMAHA , 1882. BOOSTING THE BILLS. An Uncommouly Lively Day in the Ilou3B of Eopro- sentativo ? . C-'ev > ral Imporfcaufc nud Luora tivo Moaaurou Pushed ' Tarough , A Bayneful Ref renco to Ar thur'a Administration by a Ponnoylvanion. ill y R fa on to Prolon til * Life The Btar Route Trial * fioacli n Snal Paco. COHGRESS. i : tl4niJ AKodatod Ptevi. BSNATE rKOOBEDIIfOK. WABHINOTON. Juno 19. Senate Hanhon , tiotu tbo committee oil tor ritonoreported a bill for reapportion raont for in bin bo ro of tbo lexislatur Montana , Sdiutor V * t making a mi uorlty report. The houio passenger bill passed. Senator Garland moved to ruoon aider the vota iudbfiuituly poatponin thu whisky bond bill. Tue motio .went over. * * i Senator Voorhoos made a lou _ speech ia opposition to the natioua baud charter bill. Consideration the bill by auctions was then resumed The remaining sections worn agreed t iubatantially as reported until the 121 section was reached , to which Sonnto Ooko offered an amendment , author king the secretary of the treasury t receive deposits in silver and issue coi certificated therefore. Pending dobat the eenato at 5 p. m wout into extci tivosossion and soon aflor adjourned HOUSE PltOCBKOINOS. Mr. Calkina moved to pass , unde suspension of the rules , the bi amending section 127 of the rovist atatuteH , so as to require oificera t take testimony in election cases t forward at once to the clerk of th house committee on elections , wh shall uruit and arranga the same prio to the organization of congress Passed. Mr. K'jlly introduced a bill abolish ing t x on tobacco , enult , cigars an cigiirottea after January 1st , 1884 Mr. Dunnelt introduced a. bill fisiu the term * < > internal rovonuu coJlec tion at four years. Mr. Bij-iiu referred to the bill backed b > thu administration , but being ing asked if he opokp by authority Bald , ' 'No ; Gad forbid that I shout bo the mouth piece ot such an admin istr < tiii > n. " The huuso passed the follovrin bills : To appropriate 8100,000,00 for payment of pensions and nich drawing trade dollara from circulation Mr. Davis ( Tils ) introduced a bi ! requiring thu secretary of war to receive ceivo reports from commanding officer in the Into war , whore reports wer not made for publication in the appendix dix of the History of the War.noir boinc ; published. The bill for an appropriation to enlarge largo the Philadelphia mint was defeated feated 45 yeas , 70 nays. The p iisioning revenue marine em ploy to injured in the service and re tiring ( ilkoraon ha'f ' pay at the age o 65 years , or after 40 years service was defeated 68 to 95 , \ Thu bill collecting from ocean steam era CO conta per head for each imm\ grant landed in the Uuitod titatos V create a fund for the protection o helpltss immigrants , and to return t thuir own countries those likalv to become como public charge , passed 110 yeas 16 nays. The bill creating a bureau of anima industry , to prevent the spread o pneumonia among cattle and exporta tion of diseased cattle , passed. The bill appropriating $50,000 i enable the government tunutk * n ox hjbit At the International Fish Kihi bition , passed , The bill requesting the aecrotary o the treasury to examine the claims o Oregon , Texas , California , Colorado Nebraska , Nevada , Washington am Idaho , for money expendood in sup pressing Indian outbreaks , and roper the facts to congress , was debated but no quo urn appearing on the vote the IIOUBO at U:2t : ) p. m. adjourned. A vote on the bill bo taken to-morrow CAPITAL NOTES. Kitionil AltociatoJ I'roiS. tiTAK ItOUTH TRIALH. WASHINGTON , Juno 19 , The star route cafros opened this morning by re calling Wi ness Borderi , who identified certain map ; , nnd Nophi Johnnon. ' woman and sub-contractor , testifiet that the increase and expedition wore demanded by the people living along the route , and recognized certair petitions as being signed by reputable ' citizens asking for such increase. The"otar routa caacs closed for the day with the examination of W. B. Johnson , who identified one of the pe titions presented in relation to route Nc. 4,119 as haviug boon written by himself , liRADtEY ANI > aUITEAU. Justice Bradley has rendered a de cision denying the application for a wiit of habeas corpua in the caao ol Guiteau and aflirmtng thu judgment of the court beluiv. ruEi-AuiNO TO HAND. Guiteau received the news of Judjo Bradley'd detuel of the writ of habeas corpus with outward compoturc. He < aya President Arthur will now be uiiupollod to pardon him. Propara- t'ons ' for hanging are going on , and as Guiteau Jiearu ot them ho aaye : "Don1. , bu too sun ) of your picnic/ ' Guards aiy there is nooar of his auicide. * * " ' Strike- National AjiudatoJ 1'iutu. ) Nnw YOBK , Juno 19. The freight Inndlers1 strike for twenty cents an Jpur is spreading , causing great em- bnrasamcnt nlong the river fronts nnd nt the freight depots. The New York Central , whcro it bcgnn , rn last Monday , it U now rumored will yield , NEW Yonx , Juno 19. The strike among the freight handlora nt the covoral railroad depots in this city is still nproftdinp and the men nro thoroughly united and moro dotcr- minad tluu over to romnin ( on a otriko until they guin their points. All work TTBR suspended on the Erie road , the hands going out with the strikers. The lUrlcm River road depot on Hudinu fitroct prcaontcd a dctertttd vppoarftnoo to-day , not n p-mod of freight being tbippcd. Butt - t r , oh o and ga , and other l > cr- iehtblo freight which arrived from the country , wai being hftndlod by i ( err doreu Italian * , but much will b dMtroycd before they cn bo gotten out. A. meotioR of Agents of th lines to-day rttolvcd to ttlll rcfua the Inetvua demanded , No now dovolupmonls bavo take : place in the boilerraukera' strike , th itrikvta being i determined as eve to hold out all summer if nccoisary. fi M. MOBILE , Jnno 19. At Ohanchul yesterday a uegro and wife boat A I yonr-old child to death and throw th body into the otreot. Good IH National AwocUtiU Prua. OuinnAHUA , Maxico , Jane 19 TfrntyaT0a Apaoho prisouora wcr taken out Saturday and shot. Killed by Llcbtoloc- Natlosal Aa ociatod f roa . LITTLB ROCK , Ark. , Juno 19. Duiiol Lundy aud wife , while hooin corn , were killed by lightning am two children dangerously injured. Vermont State Fair. - * - National ABSoilated 1'rew. RDTLAKD , Juno 10 The state fai will be held in Burlington Soptombo 12 to 16 , in Howard park. Killed With His Own Gnu. National Associated Prose. GRA.ITON , Ky.f Juno 19. Dirie Hoi'pur nliot dead John Ohamblia Chambers with the liitter'o gun durin a quarrel in a wheat field in Caldwei county. Brath. ot Riv. Jaha Broxun Nitlo al A'aoiUte I I'teii. LANCASTBH , Pa. , Juno 19' Kev John A. Brown , D. D. , died of upo plcxy in this city this afternoon , agci no trJy 70 years. He was sick only Tow hours. He was president of th Gutlysburg college , ot Gettysburg Pa. , and editor of TnoJEvangclica Review , a journal ho published in th iiilLTi' i of the general uynod of th Lutheran church until within a yr > a or two , and since ho made Lancanto his homo. Fires. Nfttlonil rrcis A&oo'ftUon ' , * . Sr. PAUL/ Juno 19. nnd boardim * stable of Stephens Saors , Farfto , D. T. , was duatroycc by fire last night , including aevera carriages nnd u number of horses LOH , § 28,000 over and above insur unco. BRADFORD , Pa. , Juuo J9. A 35 , 000 birref 'oil tank was struck bj lightning at Oleati this morning ant is now burning. ' HOLYOKB , Muss. , June 19. Beebs Wellsocr & Co. 'a woolen mill , Sout ] Hadley , was dcatroyfd by fire thi morning. Losa § 10,000. insuranci $12,0000. Too Much Uliloroform- Katlnnnl AssocUtod 1'ftBS. PORTLAND , Oregon , Juno 19. Jas N. Brown , juatica of the peace a Dallas , commuted tuicido this morn inc ; with chloroform. He was tllhctoc with asthma and uned so much cliloro form the doctora refused to proscribi more. By some means ho obtaincc two vials. Both wore found nmpty it his bed. Railroad Extension * National As3"clated Press , PirrsnoRQ , Juno 19. Arrange monta are completed to ex'ond the nirrow guago portion of the Pittsburg and Western road to Attica , goiuf two hundred miles through the 01 regions. _ _ Botk Sides Firm. National Isaociatod 1'reas , CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 19. There is no change in the situation of the boiler makers' strike. Both aides are firm , PiTTHiiUHa , June 19. The iron and coal strike ia Death of an Actor- National Astiocintoit I'n m. BOSTON , Mass , Juno 19 , Jaa. P. King , aged 33 , a well known iictor , died to-day. _ Casli and ' 'Kids. " BOSTON , Juno 19. A letter to The Journal from ilorotown , Vt. , the res 3 denco of the prolific Harrimann fam ily , reports that James Harrimann , whoso wife last week gave birth to four children , received yesterday a notice that ho had been erantod a pen- eioii with. arrears of120. . The pen sion , it Beams , was granted on the day of the children's birth , The now oinera , who are now ton days old , are ,11 living and well. Mrs Harrimann is but 30 year old. Sixteen months igo she produced twins , so that BUG of ias now six little ones to care for. Hot grandmother had seventeen chil dren and her mother also has a large amily. This private family affair of < kfr. Harriman'a has created great excitement citement- this community , and per- ona came many miles to view the litter" of children. Enterprising hoirnion havu already proposed to ilace the mother and children on ox- libition , but the father declined to ntertuiaUieoJlVir. _ A Raw For 8 1,000. Aflont ! AiMadaUil 1'iau. WINNIPEG , Man. , Juno 19. It has eon arranged to have a regatta hero n June 28 , when Il' and Kennedy ill rowan exhibition game for SL OW. CYCLOI1IG CINDERS. WaiD of the Wind Waftefl Prom Various Ptart3 of the Country , The Atmoopherlo Agitatioa Covers a Vaat Aron. A Furious GUo Raportodin the Interior of Michigan. Tito Liehtatog Iiy iow Unco Tnulc of Oil in to Drnil- t rd Floldi Bpilntoro Trom tlio Iowa Wrcoka. THE LATEST. THP. IKJDHCD AT OiiioAao , Juno 19 A Marshall- town , Iowa , special given the follow ing hsc of wounded by the etorm at Griunoil : Tnomas Shaoklcy , badly bruised. Mrs. Sliockloy , fuUlly injured. Mary Shackloy , limb broken. Mrc. Girl , seriously injured Ed Griswold , badly cut on the head. head.Nathaniel Nathaniel Ellis , fatally injured. Mro. Kllis , alightly injured. Wilson Ellio aud > ufe , eoriously hurt. hurt.Dora Dora , Fanny and Jatncs Ellis , seri ously injured. Mrs. G. W. Nichols , ( seriously , and two little daughter * , slightly injured. Henry Pitman and two sons , badly hurt ; his wife Bh'chtly , and his wife's Bister seriously injured. A. llhonifort and B. Stowo aud wife , badly. Mrs. Pierce was blown through a window and badly bruised. Mr. Olandcrn , wife and child , ser iously injured. Mrs. 0. T. Taylor , not expected to ivo. ivo.Mr. Mr. Terry and wife hurt. Mr. Oullerso'n'a eon badly injured. Iko Moncer aud wife bidly bruised. A son of Mrs. Fairfax not expected to livo. Mr. Kendall's eon badly bruised. John Uurtis pcrioualy injurod. Mra.V. . A. lljod , of Dda Moines , badly injured. TKACINO TUE STOjlM. DES MOINKS , Juno 19. The Stati Loader spucmia trace the storm of Sat urdav from its origin at or near Gen tre , Green county , to the southern pirt of Henry county , 100 milca dia taut. For nearly the whole ot thai distance the ground is atrovm witl wrecks of houses , bjirns , fences and churches. The total losRot lifo willoxcsodlOO the wounded 250 , and property do atroyed $100,000. These are all Tory nwiiis.Th.e . . total jdead ai is 44 , and ten or fifloe'tfrnbri will die. Many lives were lost north we it of Grinui'll. The cyclone seems to have fprmec in the southwestern townships o ! Boone county ; thence it passed nearly duo east to Kully , then to i point five miles south of Nevada , thence to a point ton inflea north ol Grinnell , und passing to the west of that town , made a swath of a mile or more in length through the resi dence portion of the city forming an angle , und utterly demolishing ovorj thing in its way. The width ol the pathway was about two rquares. At leat sixty liotuos were desiroyoq in Grinnell. 'Iho course was changed at Grinnell to a southeasterly direc tion. IN NEW HAMPalllRK. DOVEU , N H. , Juno 19. One of the most toriflio thunder storms over known hero passed over this city and other patti of Southern New flatnp shire this afternoon , lasting three hours , The lightning wan almost in- coeeant , and struck many placed. CYCLONES IN MIOIIIOAN , DKTBOIT , Mich , Juno 19 , A cyclone - clone a wept through Bay , Tuscolaanci Honoro counties yesterday at noon. The district dovasted is remote from telegraph lines , but BO far the story ol devastation is a ead one. Many house ; , barns andorchards wore swept away. At Thomas Joyce's house , in Bay countya girl named Simpson was injured by being hurled against a Fnnco , and Mrs. Djlos Gastor was bidly hurt. A boy named Carroll bad hia skull , broken. Miaa McDon aid of Qagotown WHS terribly mutilat cd. The track of the storm was 80 rodn wide and 20 miles lone ; . THE OIL KEOIONH riHK. BRADFOUD , Poiin , , Juno 19. The Btorm which passed over the oil coun try was cipeciallv destructive to oil property. At Clean , N. Y , the ightning lired two iron tanks of oil , one containing 3 COD and the other 000 barrels of oil. Those tanks , though apart , are surrounded on all sides by the city , Besides these , sev eral other largo tanks in the immedi a ate vicinity were destroyed. In the Bradford fields , about fifteen derricks and 3,000 barrels of oil wont up in moke. In the Allegheny field , eleven igs and about 4,000 barrels of oil went up as a sacrifice to the lightning. It a estimated that the storm bos relieved ho country of at least 75,000 barrel * cheap oil. Indications- National Areoclatod l'io < n WARHINOTON , Juno 20 , 1 a. m , \ > r thu Upper Mississippi and Mis- ouri valleys , partly cloudy weather , ' nd local rains , south to east winds nd lower barometer Burned to Death National Associated I'ro'J. CHJOAGO , Juno lO.-Ohae. Graft , a c' ' Gorman , was burnad to death at the Pullman car-wheel works , by the fulling of a ladle with a ton of molten iron. Wrecked by Ice. National Associated Pitta. ST , JOHNS , N , F , , Juno 19 , The . , and BFA tfcUerod t townrd The , tfallc oapt < . with Its Pnlocos , Itfl T . .1. Munroa l The oitcf en.u.iroa fu thoJfiockoV1)0' ' d all thu Btreota s runmug t r. ' ! u nn- le8 , but thero' TTraElarrto nud lnn plnzAi which divcrelfyirtie ni < not Ji y The houBto are ncntlj a'l ouu- dtoried miu eprvadiOTCll n t'ruit doil of ground ; the waUs of t'vo ' i atoui.- msiieoly thick oiV/account uf cmtli- qu kt-fl , which uro ery frciiiu.it . and at ttmoa nuvero. 'jP" tl 6 i-ut r uf oich bouoo is & patio ' or court , nu 1 around tint on ( hejnmdo ha verandu , upon which the dtlprAht | roetm open. The interior courriu some uf tbo houjoa is vcryjjuxutitru , beauti ful with iu iotiary ? ( otiaUins uud rare fluwun. There aw coarly t > doson private r nldtnoUSin the cit > that cost over 11,000,000 , each , nnd ocorea of bousni that (100000 aud $500,000 havoHecr * expended In their atructuro/jalocc. It is indued a city of .palacts lie | x > pulatiou nuinbonTalittloovcr 209- , 000 , but it htu scarcely no , active nnd busy appcarauop at many ottier cities iu South Americ * . Mingled ith its great wtutlth there is an aristocracy in the old city where everyone knowB oycry one olsp , Nearly all of the rich have their quinta , which ia a comfort able , commodious houio in tbo ooun- try within cosy aoccaa nf the town. It ia generally finely laid 'out in grounds ana rambles with several acres of for est trees where rural life lean bo en joyed. Iu January , tho/mid-summur month hero iu the southern humii- phero , all society people leave the city to remain at their quinta , BOIUO of the seaside rototts. At this season , when the autumn leaves are falling , nearly all the people have returned from their summer ramblesA ChiJmu'u idea of earthly paradise is , to have an elegant house in Santiago nnd ba re ceived into society. Ho is fond of die- play aud ostentation when ho can nf- tord it , and extremely punctilous in matters of form. Ho .is inteneol ) proud and looko with haughty dis dain on foreigners. Ho bohovea the true aristocracy of the world 11 iwa in the voina ot the Chilian descended from Northern Spain. The Gr.ind Hotel ia ' a rcmxrkably fine building , having a dining room which , in elegance , ' I havu cocti rquil- ed by few , I c i'sit im thu ecjtcly balcony that opona from my room and UHZB fur away to the pyriks of too rising 17,000 , feet aboi'o the level of the sea. Their tiiinniitn are covered with perpatuul < * &riow , whiuh nllocts the bt'a.utitul cnlord'of thefcst- th'o laxs1 . expon3F' tura of gold can muko it. Jusc be yond is the coinbania , a largo opun rquaro planted with beautiful il'iwera ' , atidlield aasacnd ground , as it is thu site of the old Jesuit church , whicn was burned on that awful morning of Diicomber 8 , 18G3. It was a great fete day , und tlie church wai deiibvly crowded with an assembly almo.it en tirely women and young girl ? , when pome of the draperies with which the edifice was dec iratcd caught fire , and the fl.unoa spread BO rapidly no numaii hand could stay them. The doora opened inward , and the crowd in their en deavors to push out , pressed ag linst and closed them , so that no power from without could open them Smoke and il tmes rushed out the high windows , mingled with the agontVuig crits of burninghumanity. . Tiioro seemed no way of eacapa for a human soul , n few women only were drawn out by the lassoes which had been letdown down from a hole in the roof , but the numbsr was small , for those below , in their orgernesa to escape , would clutch the arms and logs of thoco lassoed seed , till by their weightthoy dragged them to piece's , Two thousand human beings perished on that awful day , and when the walls gave way it re- vcalcd the horrible spectacle of women and children standing up tightly wedged together and hands out stretched to heaven in supplication , the faces and upper par * of their bodies charred and disfigured , and the lower pirt , from their wotota down ward , entirely untouched , The ladies of/-hntiaqo / nro n prettiir than thouo of most South American cities As a ruli' , they dress in very good taste , and do not cpjil their uppoir inco with a contortionabt mixture o inharmonious colors. Thuy nro ao compliala'd and good musicians , vor many of them receiving thuir oduci ticn in Franco and other foreign cou - tries. In the morning you ecu them returning from church with n aimplo inanta for u head-drees and veiled iu black fair angels in disguise. All are carrying a pruyor book nnd many ( mill piece of wool work or mat , on which they kneel in thu center of the church. In the afternoon all society drives out to Cousino park in elegant attire , and the inanta and black rube are discarded for a hat a Ia mode do Paris and an opera cloak. You will not meet in your drives in Central uik or the Boise do Boulogne rnoro tastefully dressed , lady-iiko and ele of gant women. I looked in upon a grand aoiroo gir- m at our hotel the night of festal-day. It was aland of music lo conversazione and balls all mixed up together. The 'air Santiago miidvns sang , danced , und talked uith the confidence , Rraoo , ltd faultleianeaj with which a swal ho low flies , There was one cspochuly loticed who eeemod built for wjltziug ike A Baltimore clipper for running lee to the wind ; an unusually arched m nstep to un oxquisit foot gave. " mark of high breeding , yj' ' " oo well for a ladyt or a premiere da loaBQiit women i if lace , varyin iieia. Some kl nilure , and i for pornonnl adornment. It does not dilF r miu-h ii nnnmranco from the torclioii lucn which his been a J fr.ah- ioiidblo in lus. . It wni so cheap 1 iilmmt wonder it ii in t jcenoiMlly bn uyht fnuii on ! ; the country. Those Ronnii a'so ' ppin , dye , ivtvl wtavo the wool Itum tno lltpen uf thtir own shwp iulo bjiuht col ir d Thii JM nclicd , whio'i ' ii very n't r.i by the nntivn men , 1.1 n kind of flhp.ul , raff , or b'nnltrf. w'tth n bo'o ' in tin ertitr , thr > ngh nliieh the bend in run. Tr is vnv Miiipluniul ouvcnipnij it Mop * you ei"l inv < * riu weather nnd protects yi.u iu c < U1 the fine tines uro nn'erprouf Souiolitnes they ute woven from the hair of thn ju\nco ; rlin , nnd nro of a ytlliMMi brown c ) l > r. It givoa the mnn the hrtvnnnd i iilUnt nppearauco of a NH\Y York jMii'iut mnii with a ehnvvl on hio sh. iiilJorn. Chillis a long , uurrow strip of land cxtondiiiR in length over SJ.OOO mites , and iucrji'lii | ; iu width iibont 100 tuikc ; in 001110 places it is not over forty mile * wido. Thii topography give * to the country n great variety ol cliuiato. Thu nvor 4o ( timperiiluru of Santiago U bout US degrees In the day 11 m o you muit carry n nun uui- brolla to bo comfortublo , b it tit nipjit you must nloep under a blanket. 'I ho nighta uf Oluh ru chilly. When you nro donii in thd ioutlurn part of the country you got a great deal of weather. Sometimoa there are right con or twenty kinds of wuather in one dny , Couiiug up the southern cuaat nttiiniB wo got oit > tit or ton kinds of wonthtT aorvcd up iu lesa than an hour. It < ras the naino just nround by Oapn Horn , where a little of it went along ways. The products of the countiy consist principally of copper and sil ver ore , idtliouKh BOIUO gold is found. 1'hero are a few coal mines which supply in great part all the fuel used in Binolt- lag. The government of the country is rop'oeentativo. The president ID elected by vote , and is nnpported by n responsible ministry. Taere is a leg- iblaturo o-imposod of a congress of two houses , and courts of justice , civil and criminal. . The fire depart' ' incut of the city is a most brilliant atfur When nn aUrm sounda ovtry ineiubor of each company hastens to his homo , decks himselt in his full firu uniform , und guts to the place of lire , wlure ho unmlly nrrives about the time of thu engine , which has been drugged nloug by n crord of boyn. When the fire is over he rides in a carriage to the ougiiio houto for roll call , when every ubsotit muiabnr is titled. It mikes no particjlur difljreiico whether ho lua btion to the tire or not so long no he appcara at the time in full rcgilh. Never leave Chili with nit seeing the coaco dnucud. E oh country bus ita peculiar dance , nnd in more ways than onu ia churAcruiiatio i/f the sraco aud nmusemont appreciated by its people.A conscientious souse of duty hrs always led mo ill each country to gain ad'uiisaiou to ouch. It was this ttiat led mo to BOO the Hindoo imutch- gjrrjjt34ncrt J dia , tbo Mtittrtitu IFvUiiro , mid'tlio Jup.iiH'su girls of Yokohama , but it was reserved for mo to see in Ohifi n dance rddicnlly difTeront from all others. A Ctulian gentleman volun teered to take us to a house whcro wo ciuld see it boat performed. Thu music consisted of n single harp well p ayod by n Chilian , who accompanied the strange air with n crow-like voice having n sort of falsetto which Boomed at tiuica so high it would break through the top ot bin head , A girl with thu knuckles of her hand kept time also on the drum > t the harp , while each ono jircaunt kept time in turn with ciappmg of hui'dj and patting of fout. The dance itself is simple , a girl ututiny out alone swings her handkerchief utsome man , who reaponds by coming on the fl jor and following her about , watoh- inp her movements closely nnd imi tating themoyen eioh movement of the handkerchief , which p'ays ' an im portant pirt in the dance. Some times she swings it over her head , sometimes over her shoulder in L front of her , nnd at her eido , by ouch movement she invites or repels him , the whole idea of the daucs being that the man ia making over tures to her white she nota the part of the coquette. They never touch each other during all the movements , and tloroin conmsts one of the skill ful charms cf the dance , tor at times she passes under hia arms and at others swinga the handkerchief just over hia head , but all the time their graceful straying movements are to gether nnd yet upirt. Now there are expressions of uuportbounding joy nnd pleasure , and now the pint- oinlrnu of wrath und indig nation , How beautifully tlio hands HUi'in to aynipalhi ) and join in the dinco their tirins when they awny , more in curve * ot perfect harmony , while through all uucuisingly the harps' thumping and the cbppniK ot hands of thu inter ested lookeia-oii kept stately pnoo , Now there are intervals wherein the dancers rest , and the parched throat and lacerated knuckles of the accom panying girl are relieved by cooling drrtuuhts. It lasted over un hour and finally closed by the wearied maiden falling into the arms of her long-woo ing partner. Kilfod Under a Miiapprelioniiou. National Aitoclitcd I'roea. BOHTON , Juno 19. lr , Jnrvis Gay , Norwood , a veterinary surgeon , aged 80 , was called nt 1:30 : n. m. to attend a sick horse at Canton , He stopped on the way nt the house of George W , Edmundb to inquire about the road. Edmunds recently moved , and had often been robbed by burg- lurn. 8001113 Ur. Gay enter thu gate , ordered him to atop and UII his btiMiicos , Dr , Gay being bard of hearing , continued to approach , and KJmunds allot him. Edmunds did not dare to leave thu house during UUVAILUC VILLAINIES. Lies of Every Mo and Ooloi Displayed by tko Hillman - " " man "Stiff , Oonepir , clca , Intricactoo and Oo tradtotions Dev eloped Dtvlly , The Murderer or MiirtUi. WhlUn. Nnlloiliu tlio Detroit Court. A Bloody Border nufflnn Fl ut In In Own Territory. ORJUUJWAL KEVvS National A.ocJ t il I'rrit. OOWIIOYH AND nKPHIU.NH. Lmi.r. HOOK , Ark. , Juuo ID.-At nll'my took place between Indians nut cow boy B on tbo border of Indian ter ritory. The latter mimb rd 00 , uiu olmrio of " 00 head of c Ulo b lo | ing to Col. Alex. Poll' , of Howard couty , tliis state , nnd were pruning thtia m land belonging to the ludUua The cowboys nore ordered off , and fjdliiu to go , n light ensued in which four ol them worn nlnin. Tllti HILLUAN CASK. LIAVEN\VOIITII , KauiM , JHDO It ) . In thu § 25 000 life luturanco case on trial in the United State * circuit court here , Mr . Ilillman , thonll g d widow , was on the stand tlio moit of the day. She testified in subttauco that the dead body wna that of h r buibtud , but eho waii induced to give an order for the policies and n ro'oneo to the companion by the misrepresentations of John H. Brown , who told her it wna not her hu bind ho had killed and of W. H. liitohanan , state senator from Wyandottu county , who ingra tiated hnuHclf into her confidence and persuaded her to give the order for the polioks which her attorney who had the policies in his posscsiinn , refused to obey. Brown now tint lies that the statement he made won false , nud for the purpose of swindling the widow , nud that it wan Hillman who wna killed. Thu caio duvelopcs now intiicaciea , contradictions and vil- nioa ns it proccodo , nnd attracts much public attention and interest. Representatives of the heaviest in- burntica companies in the country are hero watching the trial. DHTHOIT , Mtch ; , June 1 ! ) A spoo- ial fui in Battln Crook , Mich. , says Stephen Turbull , the man who was castrated by Eugene Webster , a tarmur near tint place , for illicit inti macy with Wtbiior'a wife , ia worst ) to-day and cannot livo. Webster was nrri'Rtod and jniltd ntMaraliallMich. , to prevent hia neighbors from lynch- inu him , and his bill has buun fixed at 850,000. , .TitrbairaButo mortem Mrs. Webster solicited criminal inter course. I'KOl'LES NAILED. In the trial of Hugh Peoples this afternoon fur the murder of Martha Whitlain January , 187D , a sensation was produced in court by Frank Dorice , n witness who testified ho and Peoples carried Martha's dead body from Dr. Hollywood's house and dumro 1 it in thu Dtitruit river through n hole cut in the ice. Ho give nil the details and the croas-exuminntion up to adjournment of court failed to shako bin testimony , which will bo re sumed to-morrow. Peoples is thu man who sued The Detroit Evening No MI for § 30,000 damages for lib.il in charging him with the murder of Martini Whitln , the verdict being in favor of the paper , ho being arrested for murder at the close of thu trial. OIIOITEU ur. WINNEI-EG , Juno 19 , An ox-rail road conductor wan murdered last night at Portage , 100 miles oust of hero. His wife is supposed to bo tbo guilty party. The tragedy occurred in his own house. There were two se ver o cuts on his head , and an axe van found in iho house covered with blood. Biscoloy ( the name of the victim ) und his wife are reported as having drank heavy and suspicion rents on her nnd it is supposed she had ns nn accomplice a male neighbor. FOREIGN NEWS. NxtlcnM Atwriatea f o . A lllIMOU. IJONDUN , Juno 10 , It is rumored on thu stock exchange that Bright nnd Chamberlain iiavo resigned their petitions in the cabinet. HUMAN ST. PKriiusjiuna , Juno 11) ) , Count Folsturu , minuter of the interior , will shortly JHSUO : i manifesto silling that firm measures are necessary to pro- nerve erdor , Till : LIMIT 01' TltK P1HUUSHION. LONDON , Juno 10. In the house of commons this evening Gladstone , in answer to n question , uaid the propos ed conference would bo limited to dis cussion of the Egyptian' question , and would not inuludo the eunjopt of nav igation of the Suez canal iu its delib erations , CONHTANTINOI'M : , Juno 10. Said Pnslia , niinisur of foreign affairs , has informed the embatiaadora of foreign powers that the potto still maintained his objections to holding a conference. 1IBY OlIKVt ) . Ai-vxANiiKia , Jme 19. Dorvisch PaaliD , in nnnnurvhig to consuls that the Htato of Ejywas BatUfgctory , said thut Arabi ijoyvrns pajinffstric1- obedience to thu commands of the khoJivo. Arabl IJoy , Vauliob pAiha , and Ahannnod Ilusliid Paiha have arrived - d . liuvo phced bo- , v F. 0. FESTNER & . SON , AND- MANUFACTURES. Oor.UthiFanianiSt OMAHA , NEB. Magazines of all kinds BOUND TO ORDER. Send for REDUCED price-list of Job Print ing. J. T , FESTNEB , Importer of , nud Dealer iu 1121 Farnam St , Omaha. DAVITT'S DEFENSE : The Liverpool f peoob and Its Oritica Bef ro the High1 * * Court , V.Rontisi ( ; Mooting of Irishmen in Now Yoilt. NEW Yoitic , Juno 1'J. The grand Irmonstration rf welcome by the [ rish citizens of this city waa tendered iy Michael Davitt , of the Academy of \lueic , to-night. After a number of popular and patriot ! j airs had been ilayed by the band , cheers were given ior Davitt , Panic ) ) , Dillon and others. Hon , Geo. W. Van Hosen occupied , the ohnir , nnd after nfow romaiks in- reduced Davitt , wh t waa received with tremendous cheering , Ho said his waa hia third visit to America on johalf of Ireland. On each previous , occasion ho came from an English mson , and this time ho came from an :3i : > gliah prison also , The indictments lad been made ngaicst him by the English government on several occa sions , but now the charges were made igainst him by Irishmen. At cast twelve chaiges had been made against him by men who claimed n bo his fiiends. To the charges ho iluaded "not gjitty , " nnd ho would nave thn nudiencu to bo the jury. ) nc of the ohnrgofl was that hu was ) eing run by Mr. George. This was untrue. The only person that run Michael Davitt was "AlichaelDavitt. " Ho believed that Ireland should bo governed by an Irish parliament and lint the land eliould bo nationalized. The chnrgo of favoring nn alliance with the English people was untrue , ml ho claimed the right to assist any jooplo in the world without Blackeu- ng his ilfjrts for Ireland. Ho did lot believe that Parnoll'a criticisms if the Liverpool speech wore fair , but till there was not any feei ng between them. The duty of ritthmon to-day was loyalty o the Land league , fidelity o Parnoll's leadership BO long as Par- toll is true to the Land leapuo in Ire- and , and the repudiation of assatai- lations ns a means of helping Ire- and. By perfect unity of nil classes , uccess would crown their ffl > > rts. Speeches were made by Redman , Jr. , Kov. Dr. McUlynne , Dr. Wallace nd others. Marino titlonal Am cUtoU I'rcsj. NEW YOHK , June 19 , Ariived ; Gen. Weidor from Bremen/ * Spain fioni J iverpool. UiiiuuBa , Juno 10. Arrived : Gel. lort from Now York. UAVIIK , Juno 10 , Arrived : St. Laurent from Now York , lavJcurooL , Juno 19. Arrived : City of Paris , nndfiiittMW from Noir York , rtfi u > < MyfiftiMl , , , ' to m Jmtiffl 11.-Sailed :
