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THE OMAHA DAII TWELFTH YEAE , OIMJUIA NEB. FRIDAY MORNING , OCTOBER 6 THE OLD'WORLD ' , Dtfesseps Testifies Strongly in Paslia , The Shedivo Armv on Pluus to Suit the British. Archbichop SffcCc.be Throws Another Domb Into the Par null Oainp. Thirty ElvlHou I'lattinsVnutcd to Jnorcfl.no thn & Isli A Larpo Aesorttnont or Newd From Other Pomta. TUB ENGiTK IK EQYPr. Hpcclal DlspatclicstP. .U llr.r. 11KDALS roil ALL. CAIUO , October o. The khudive will give mu'laln to tiie entire Britiuh army engaged in the Egyptian cr.m p.xign. Thoin tor soldiers will be of copper , for olIicoM of cilvpr. TANK.1 IW A I'lIEATEIl. lil'.utiN , October Ji The ( mapping of a chain caua-d tlio falling of un iron curtain among the footiigMa on the stngo of the Royal oper.i houau this evening. The accident c\iuudan in .tense panic nmonb' the audience , uud many persona wore eevcruly oruahtd. No ono killed. THE KHEDIVE'S NKW AHJIY. VIENNA , October C It IB icpor.cd England has promiand the khcdive to permit recruiting of the now Egyptian military force in India , province ! the pvcaent gens d' armcs arc placed under British oflicrrs OAIHO ABI'AIliS. CAIKO , October 5. Liryequitntitica of valuiblo loot were dieuovorcd at Damanhour and other plncoa in Egypt. Thu authorities have decided to ex pel from the country the SA-issiid- viaor nf Arabi Pasha. Too khudivo will douieo reecind- to-inoirowr sign a - ing the prohibition of the importation of coal r.nd petroleum. TE.snriEs you AHAIII , PAKIS , October D DjLaswpa hr.n telegraphed the president of the caurt marti.U by which Arabi Pashi is to be tried , t33tifying that during the war Arabi exerted himself to maintain the neutrality of the Suez canal , and that ho protected the lives and interests of several Europeans. NATIVES TO I1E 1IUKO. CAIRO , Octobcro. Several natives convicted of participation in the June mnGsacrta will bs oxeauVid in Alaxar- 'duo ' THK CHIKK 11EET.LS. Arabi Paeha and Toulba Pasha were to-day removed to Gxrdo Mernbler , where other prisoners , numbering eighty , were removed yesterday. The preliminary examination in the cast * of Arabi Pasha mlbo hold sccrotly ; his formt trial will b ? public. \ ARAI1I WITHOUT i'OUNHKL. ALEXANDRIA , October fi. Arubi Pasha telegraphed hero for counsel. The persons applied to declined to de fend him , it is said , because they arn afraid of losing their client * . Arabi 4 Pasha will therefore probably bo con victed with easo. LOOIUM3 Arrcii THK unvyNUK. PA H , Octoper ft - Iho Temps sayc England entertains a plan for ro-or- ganuiUim of tlio financial affairs cf Kgypt by suppression of the control and oxti titiou < f thn powers of the public dubt commission. THK .WIM fT.HS * HK OUT. CAIUO , October C. An important phaiu ot the po'uical ' situation here H the growing diff renco between Egyp tian ministers in regard to thu future form of government. Ono parly favors the autocratic system for some years , nnd another party advmcs re tention and development of the sys tem eatabliihod under the first consti tution. COiSUI.TIM ! THK 1'OWKIIH. IteiiLiN , October 5. Negotiations with the powers on thu Egyptian "auction are progressing favorably , The exertions of Germany to bring t about a friendly understanding be tween the powers most interested in the eastern question is meeting with considerable success. OHDKIUNO IIA K HACK Co.vsTANTiNOi'LK , October ft The sultan In extreme1 } * vexed at thn departure of Baker Pasha. It is titatod that the governors of Smyrna and Ithodes wure oidercd to arrest him , nnd the khudivo has been com manded to send him back. UONOllIMI THE III'.AVK. LONDON , October 5. The corpora tion of London will present nn address of congratulation to Wolsoloy and the freedom of the city and a sword of honor to Seymour. Wolseley has already received the freedom of the city. EKGLItU MEKHV. CAIUO , October 5 , Arnbi demands a trial by Englishmen , says ho sur rendered to them and ho would have escaped if ho had known he was to bo Iricdby Egyptians , from whom ho Vpecls no mercy. -1X THK SACKED OAUl'ET. YMIUO , October 0 , The usual yearly * . Svan with the sacred carpet for a | a started to-day. A ISntish guard ° * "nor was present. TllVINO THK KEfcEI.S. - A' , October 5. It Js considered probabm tii0 trial of the reb&l loa- aora th * the preliminary inquiries HTIJI b0 protracted. Thirty of the * ? I- ? > lr'an' ' prisoners , including * ? abi Pj.aU , Wii | be remoicd to an A NEW LOAN , October 5-Tho pros- Indlan , oftn million pounds sterling to bow inter est of tour per cent , wns Uauod hero last evening. miKri.NC or VOTXIIKIUXI. LISHON , October 5. tlon. John M , Francis , of The Troy Times , minister to Portugal , had audience to-day with the king. CONHTBUVATIOX AMOMI 1'VKNKLtITKS. DUBLIN , October 5 There is con sternation among Parnolliten owing to the report that on recommendation of Archbishop McOabo , the Imh Catho lic hierarchy now in season hs refused to allow priests to attend the forth coming conference. THK COMMUTER XIHIUHTS , Si. PtTKiisnuuo , October 5. - Nihilist ist * Nugormey und JewsojofT , the commutation of whoso doith sentence by the cssar was made public yester day , we to cjiicerncd in the assassina tion of a police spy sixteen mouths ago. M'AltlSH AFFAins , MAunii ) , October 5 The council ministers refuse thu olfor of the sultan of Morocco of a strip of territory around Conta in return for rotro- coition by Spain of the island ot Santa Cruz Do L Mar , on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. The grant of 110,000,000 piastres asked for in the bill drafted by the minister of nurino in to purchase two ironclads of the luilexiblo typo , to bo con structed in England. Tno bill will bo presorted in the cortos at the opening of the ec4Mn. AN AH11UN 11RVOI.T. ST. I'KTRKsntma , October 5. The Turkestan Ga/.jtto states that Afghan tioops have revolted , against the Anitfer. AMICA1ILX RELATIONS. LONDON , October 5. A letter from the president of thu Argentina repub lic states thtt thutp is nothing to jus tify the fear of interruption of friend ly relations between the republic and Brazil. I'Osll'ONKl ) . Driu.iN , October 5 There is good roH-son to believe that the proposed national convention will bo postpone . CHOI.EU.V. IN FUANOE. I'AUIS , October 5. Several cases of Asiutiu choleiA are reported at Mo- ' dane , on the French aid'o of the Conia tunnel. The Suez canal ia to be improved and enlarged. AN UXVLOKKU DKAll. LONDON , October 5 Chna. Wnhnb , who recently madn an exploration of Bur mail , starting from China , is dead. U1SSOLVKD. ROME , October 5. lho ch.unbar of deputies is dissolved. ATTACK IN Cl AKAI1S. TUMS , October 5. The Arabs have attacked the French outposts on the Algerine border. JOINS ! ) ISY-Ucldrairtu. ' CALLAO , Peru , October ft Tele graphic communication between the United States and Europe has boon es tablished. POUT CAL NOTES. Oregon's Senatorial Contest. Special Uisvutch to TllK IlKit. SAN FIIANCISCJ , October 5. In the Oregon senatorial contest some of Mitchell's supporters are deserter ; , Kiid hove gene over to Richard Wil- liamr , ox-mecibnr of congress. Congressional Nominations- Special olspntchra to TUB linn HUFHALO , October 5. John F. Moulton was nominated for congress by the republicans of the Thirty-sec end district. IJAiriMoni : . October" . The repub- licatn of the Second congressional din- tr u have nominated Thaddcus C. BosroN , October 5. The Sixth dis- tnet democrats nominated DV. . Law rence. MILWAUKEE Ostober 5. The demo cratic cungressional convention of the Fourth district- , held in this city , nomi nated P. V. DiiUi'er by acclamation , 0.i"9NTA , N. Y. . Ojtobur 0 The republicans of the Twenty-first district nominated George W. Riy for con- greca. Mnjority. Hliothl l i | iat.htoTi lUi- ATLANTA , October 5. Dispatches to-day confirm the statement of yen- torday that Stephen's majority will bo about 50,000 in the state. The Comlnjj Mnn. Special DUpatch to Tin. Hrt _ Nt.w YOIIK , Ottobor 5. According to the evening newspapers , Howard Carroll , of The Now York Times , Is very likciy to bo nominated Tuesday next by the republican state commit tee , for congressman at largo , A Praminnnt Politician Dead. Special Dispatch to Inn HER. PAI-INK , Wis , , October D , Robert Hull , a banker of this city , died to day , aged forty-three years , Deceased was a successful manufacturer and banker , and had amaseed a large fortune - tune ; WAS one of the directors of the Union Pacific railroad ; was promi nently identified in thn politics of the state , and was one of its senators , mayor of Ricine und h.to chairman of thu republican state central com mittee. _ Wyoming Democrat * Special DlnpuUb to Tint DKK. CUV.YENNF. , October 5 , The demo- cratio territorial convention to-day ronominatcd M , K , Post , present delegate to congress. Tlio Sor.villo Iiunatiai- SpctlaJ DUpitili to Tnr. ling. CIIIUAOO , October 5. tieorgo Sco- villo li'.od ' a potiuon in the court to day , asking Mrs. Bcpvillo bo adjudged insane and conlmud in the asylum for lunatics. San FrinoUcn Hocdlcms. B.xcUl Dlipitch to Till III I. CHIUAOO , October 0. Local papers announce that Pacific coast cports tire being imported into Chicago , An inoireubivoChinainau was yester day attacked by hoodlums nnd badly beaten and shot. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. The Proposed Improvement of Hot Springs ana Its Oost , Non-Treaty Indians Notiflod to Provide Their Own Grub. Important Lo nl Questions Concerning Banks Submitted - ted to firewater. The Jnannetto Board of Inquiry Prepaying For the lii- Tc tJcutlom Missouri Rtvor luiprovoruontu TUo Amount Soont und Needed Dlfpitcli to Tun But IMI'KOVINO HOT SVIIIXOS. WASHINGTON , October C , Special Agent Bell , of the intsiior dopirt- mout , and Captain llundbur t of the corps of engineers , detailed to investi gate nnd report what improvements nro needed nt Hot Springs , Ark. , linvo recommended the creek ho wnllcd up nnd that an nrched enclosure bo con structed over it through the city. The report boon ndoptud by the sco- rotary , § 70,000 now on hnnd for im provements , will bo expended in beginning - ginning the work. It ia cstima'cd ' the ontite coat will bo § 140,000. qoL&iioNR For. iiunwsTER. The acting secretary of the tress- ury , upon request of the comptroller of the currency , stibmittod n number of questions to the attorney general for ) na opinion in rcfanmco to thn right of national banks to certify or accept chucks beyond the amount on deposit to the credit of the drawer. 11UYIKO IlULtlON. The directors of tliu mint to-day purchased § 305,000 ounces of finu til- vur for delivery ut the Philadelphia and Now Orleans mints THK JEASNETTE 110AUD OF IKyUIUY spoilt the cntiro afternoon aersion in organizing nnd outlining plans for thorough and systematic investigation. The sessions of the board will bo open and it is the present intention to ex- omiuo ovcry witness who can throw any light upon the subject. As several survivors of the JVannctto PX- padition are now engaged in the neuron for Liout. Chipps' party , the present inquiry may bo prolonged for months to allow ot tilling their testi mony. . nun MAN , TAKK NOTIOU. The following circular ii being for warded to United States Indian agents : Sin : In compliance with instruc tions received from the honorable sec retary of the interior , your attention is called to section 8 of ' 'An act mak ing appropriations for current and contingent expanses of the Indian de partment and for fulfilling treaty stip ulations with various Indian tribes , for the fiscal year 1883 , and tor other purposes , " approved May KJ , 1882 , which roads no follows : "That the secretary of the interior shall cause such Indians as are now being flubiatid in whole or in part by appropriations not required in dis- clmrgo ot treaty obligations , to be no tified that ho will rooommend to con gress at its next session n diminution of such appropriation ; that in CUIIHO- qnonco thereof their future support will depend moro upon their own ox- ortioiia. " In compliance with the aboyo you will give your Indiana the notice required - quirod by this act of congress , ussnre them that while the government is disposed to treat thorn kindly , oven generously , and to extend to them every needed assistance to enable them to niiiko a comfortable living for them selves and families , yet they must re member there is now no treaty or other obligation on the part of the government to support them ; that what they are now receiving is purely gift ; that llieromust cuino a time whoii they will bo expected to laborfor their own support the same as white men do. Say to them that labor is not degrading , but on the contrary is en nobling , that if they over expect to bccomo lich and poworfiilas the white race they must luarn the lessons of in- duatry and economy. ( Signed ) , J. II PUIUB , Commissioner , I'KUUVIAK A1TA1US. Honor Elmoro , Peruvian minister at Washington , received this evening a cable dispatch from Guayquieiu , Monador , dated to-day , advising him that Garica Calderon , constitutional president of Peru ( who during the last eleven months has been a prisoner in Ohili ) , and Dr. Logan , ( newly arrived United States minister in Chili ) are in Aroquipa , Peru , treating for peace. In commenting to-night upon telegram , Minister Elmoro said Arequipa is a well known city in southern Pern , which was lately made the seat of the Peruvian government by Vice President Mentor , who has been acting PS president of Peru since the carrying away of President Cald- oren in November last , Mr , Elmoro said the news did not much surprise him , because he had boon expecting something of the kind in in view of the solid union of Peruvians under the provisional government of Gal derpn , of the loyal attitude of the United States , as Peru's ally , and of the firm position taken by the United States during the whole war as an impartial friend of all boligeront , He had always believed , ho etuds that a lasting peace could bo made only by the Oalderon government , under the auspices of the United States , A HICK omcEit. Judge Larbell , acting first comp troller of the treasury during the ab- Bencti of Mr. Lawrence , has boon for several days confined to his homo by illnen. To-day ho was unable to per- Merchants and Dealers Throughout the Entire West are Invited to Visit the Mammoth Establishment owned and Occupied by MiJInn. . . * "M " ! WHOLESALE Notions and Furnishing Goods , \T ST.TOSIEDPIH : , Thn Brightest Lighted , Best Avp'i'ntsd ' .Tobbina ITouso In Amorici , contnlnlii ; ; the nriC3t Stock of Dry Goods and Notions wcit of the Mississippi. Solo manufacturer ! * * of the celebrated llcBonald's Overalls , Duck , Denim and Cofctonade Pants , GYCLOKE ULSTERS , . LINED SUITS AND GNEVIOT SHIRTS , In all styles now popular with the Trade. Absolutely the best Goods in the Market and at Western Merchants can more than save their expenses a visit to this Mammoth stock be fore buying their Fall Bills. Traveling agents , with extensive lines of samples , visit all prominent towns throughout the west , and will call upon any merchant anywhere - * where upon receipt of a request so to do. Send orders by mail , or write for samples. The most careful attention given to orders , and satisfaction - tion guaranteed , Remember E. L. MCDONALD & co. , st. Joseph , MO. fonn evcin the duty of signing war- r.intf. Pr Bidont Arthur har been in formed uf the nituation , and "ill arobibly dosigtmto a temporary olliouc to perform thu duties. NEW ( lOLtl OEUTIKI'JATES to the amount of Slt-180,000 v/evo to-day forwarded to the assistant treasurer of as Now York for sigru- turo. MlS'OCni ItlVEK IMI'IIOVEMRNT The annual report of General Sntor , engineer carpi , in charge ot the Mis souri river improvHniont , shows an expenditure of § 389,251 for thu work , and it ia estimated Sl83COO : ! can bo profitably expended the next fhcil year. EH.VJ5U KIQUIir.i' . The national boird of > h y 1th , r.i ' informo'd there wore fifty-six now cases of fever in Pensacola , Fin , , yes terday and throe deaths. SPORTING bpichl Dlypatolits to TllK I\KK. \ DEI11IV DAY AT UIIIUAOO. CiiK'Aao , October 5 First rcco , one mile , for two year oldx , Aztec firat , Lord Raglan aocond , Idle Pat third ; time , l-lfU. : Second race , selling purse , one and n quarter mile , all ages , George flakes first , Mtmtou second , Flnudeia third ; time , 2:11. : Third race , mile heals , for thro" year oldn , John Sullivan first , Hu'h second , Ellis II. third ; time , 1HI1. , 1:1-1 : 1:11Fourth Fourth raca , handicap puree , D.ivc Yardoll first , Ella Kowott nocond ; time , 3.07. JEUOMK I'AUK KACK-I. .IKUOMI : PAIIK , October 5. First race , two and one-fourth miles , Oirotlo won ; time , 1:11. : Second race , mile and one-eighth , Koimosaw won ; time , 2:014' : . Third race , steeple chase , short course , Postguard won ; lime , ! ) : &U HANI : JIU.L PKOVIDBNUK , October 5 , Kosto'ns 0 , Providences . ' ! . HKLMONT I'AUK HACES. PiiiLAUKLriiiA , Octjbor 5. F.ill trotting meeting at Btilmont paik , 'Jii : : ( class , Reveille won , Socratis second , Judge Davia third ; best time 2:27J-five : hnato , 2:20 : clao'i , Overman first , lir.uuly Uoy second ; time 2:22. : } , 2 21 , 2:20. : HKNTLEMEN'H DUIVINH I-AHK. YEW YOUK , October fi. The princi pal event at thu Ciaiitltiinan'H Driving park to-day was the Malt ntukes , for ihrcu year olds , in which it was known the famous California filly Wtldllowur would be a competitor. The weather was fine , and breeding und road trot , ting elements weto well represented. Those present , however , were disap pointed , aa the timn jof the lirnt heat was but 2:32 : , all live of the starters being placed , while in the second heat the time was 2:27 : ] , Meander was iccond in both hoatu. In the second lioat Senator Sprague , Ernest M ul tra ves and Lucy Walter , and three others who started , Here distanced. Of other events , Rosewood won the 3-year-old race easily ; time 25UL ; 2:31J. : Thalia was the only other titartor. Guess Not won the sequel staken for 240 ; mares ; time 2:30 : , 2:27 : $ , 2:28 : * . ' St. Gothard beat 2:30 : for'a constd- cration , trotting a milo in 2:2 : ! ) . Atlantic stakes were won in three mraight hoata by Uarrott , boating Lotta ; timo2:31J : 2:31i : , 2:38 : } . Work's team , Edward and Dick Svmoller , made n milo in 2:20A. : The bay mam laabellu showed a lalf milu in 1:0'J : , It is expected aho will trot a fast milo Saturday. St. Lout. Fair Tn li r. ST. Louis , October 5 , The attendance - anco at the fair to day was much the argest over on thu grounds at one time , The gate receipts nro not accu rately known to-night , but they will approximate 530,000 , without count- ng coupon tickets issued by railroad companies , which may amount to $10,000 moro. This uill make the lumber of people present fully 100 , CRIMINAL HEWS. Frank James Voluntarily Surrenders - renders to BOY , Orit- toiulon , A. BiHck Brute in Alabama t Speedily Lyuohod by the Deliberate flltinlor of a Farraar Konr Puliuor , j artro N > bloody Uooclo. Sarrnudor of JTrank JJIDCS- flwclal ) Dispikli to Tun Usn , KANSAS CITY , October 5 , Frank James surrendered to Gov. Oritton- don : it JcH'jraon City at 5 o'clock this evening and will bo brought hereto to morrow morning to bo delivered to the Jacknun county authorities. Gov. Crittondon telegraphed that ollicets will leave to-night with the prisoner Officials hero oxprcsi some surprise at James' action , as no overture * had been made on thuir purt towards sur render They think Frank had be come discouraged having in vnriouo ways lost all of hin old confoderatcn and concluded it wai useless to attempt longer to live in outlawry , preferring to trust to the lonionoy of the lir.v in voluntarily giving him self up. S r LTUIS , October ft. Tlio Anzoigor speciul Irom .lillaraon City sayii when Frank Jamen surrendorcd to Clov. Crittendeii he handed him his pistols and stated ho ( the governor ) wan the only man except himuolf win * had touched them for twenty year * . Frank was at the McCarthy liotiau this even ing and many prominent cituens were there ueuking the honor of shaking hands with him. KANHAS CITV , Ostobor 5 , The Ti es Jtllormm City special hau a letter from Frank .lames , ad dressed to Gov , Crittondon , dated St , Louin , October lat , and the lattcr's reply. Tlio letter from James ii n proller to ourrondor , It is u lengthy dooumunt , lloaiya lie is prompted to this act through consideration for his wife mid children r.nd n desire to retrieve hii namu from the shadow which has been cast upon it nnd through it upon a food many in western Missouri JIu makes n plea that ho is not BO bad as ho has been painted , that an outlaw has the thoughts and impulse of man und he hau decided to return to the homo of his parents and there with his family to pass his days In peace and thun gainrespcct of his fellowmen , Ho thinks it unnecessary at present to recount thu history of his life , Those who are his frionda < ire already acquainted with it , The public at pro&ent is not disposed to judtu ; him charitably Ho thinks that his sulfur- ings have already done punishment for his acts. Ho denies tlio author ship of any litters threatening as sassination in retaliation for for the murder of Jessie , which have been attributed to him. Ho submitted thu question whether Frank James , humbled , repentant and re formed before the world , will not bean an example moro fraught with good to the rising generation than Frank James , the outlaw and wanderer. Ho ays this letter n the result of a determination forinul during U'o past four yeanj of industrious farm life , which ho has spent , lie asks for amnesty , if pcsiible , and states an an swer will reach him thruugh hu wife , who is at Independence , Mo. On receipt of the letter , Governor Orittcndon replied that ha cjukl make no definite pru'inaos , huuvould recom mend that Jauien present himself be fore the courts where indictments uro aguinst him , and answer them as best became u man. In accordance there with James appeared before the gov ernor ta-day , accompan'od bMaj ; , J. W. Edwards , of Hcdalin , as counsel , and formally surrendered himself , Ho will arrive nt Kansas City tomorrow row and have a hearing at Indepen dence , the county scat , Another Inleriml Machine. Special Dispatch to Tin Ilisx. WASHINGTON , October 5. The np- proachiiii ; sosuion of the aupromo court Araa thu mouna to-day of un earthing an incident in the history of Associate Justice Field which has probably nut yet boon publinhod. Passing down the avenue your cor respondent was stopped by n dealer in lire-arms , sporting traps and other . paraphanalin , and asked if ho had cron i the infernal machine that had buun sent to Judge Field. Ho was taken into the rear of the store and a CASO otdagucrjcotypps ; was lying.-eij the " * " "Ext-mino ' " ldKo" ! counter. - this"iji > dealer , "and tell mo what you think of it. " A close inspection showed that concealed in this case were ion metal lic cartridges with their sides Glcd exposing powder and firmly embedded in wax. An ordinary picco of nand paper was connected with the rasp in the c&se , which if opened from the front would cause the ignition of 0 bundle of matches. Tha case , however - over , had boon opened from thu beck , and the infernal instrument hud failed to accomplish its design. A clipping front a newspaper pouted in the case detailed an account of a decision by Judge Field regarding the title to cer tain property in San Francisco , and it is oupposud that the machine was the contrivance of uomn disappointed liti gant. Further inquiry showed that thu package c\mo by mail , but was regarded with suspicion by the inmates of Field's ' residence , nnd the parcel wna plncad over night in n pail of water. After ward it was pried open from behind , and the deadly nature of Itn contontn divulged. Had any ono forced the clap open , as ia the custom in hand ling small cases of this kind , nothing short of n miracle could have prevented - vented the discharge of the metallic cartridge , Phippi , the Boia Villnln Ku | < cM ll | > Uch to 'Inn Un PiiiLAiiELi-HiA , October 5 The confession of Thos , J. OACII , clerk to Iho oflioara of elections held in the almshousH division , 27th ward , luHt February , jutit made public , ohcwu that thoabscondiiigix-iiuperiiitoiidoiit , , I'hipps , broke open the billet box nnd altered the election returns , The result of thin was to defeat two iudo- [ > 'indoiit ropublicnns mid fleet two Jcmocrato. Thu cli.ir o of conspiracy , it is said , will be found against several city oflicials on the Htron th of thin confession. A Dirty Brute < | ' < ( ljl llltulll ] t I 'IlIK III . CHAITANOOOA , October B. A special Lo The Dally TIIBOS from Aniiistnii , Ala. , Buyu : Ten days ago a burly nero - { ro named John lirooka , brut illy as- mulled a Iittlu girl on the outskirts of the town , Hu wan captured on the 4th und lodged in jail nt Jacksonville. This afternoon , on preliminary trial , le confessed hU guilt. Thu Judge or dered him to jail , A largo crowd took , lui prisoner out of the slierilPfl hands , carried him to the outskirts of the city and hanged him , The crowd was julot and determined. A r roil nf n Forcer. BwiUI | DUjutih to TIIK | ! rr. CiiUAdo , October ft. James E. Uoruo alias J. O. Clark , was arrested lero on complaint of the bank of St. JohiiH , Mich Ho is agent for the I'ortor manufacturing company , of jyracuBo. It is alleged that Morse , as agent , forged anddispobod of dupli cates til notes taken to the amount of § 7,000. _ Colil-Blooclrd Murder. . OiuiAUO , October 5. A dispatch TOIU Tnyloyvillo , Ills. , Bays a cold- jloodod murder was committed one nile north of the town of Palmer. JHO. I/null and James lligby , two far mers , ijuarrollod about possession of some land , became involved In a law- Buit , from which Higby came out vic torious. Ycatorday aftoruoou Loighs' ' sou npproachod Itigby nnd , pretend ing ho deiired to effect n poncoablo'i settlement , suddenly opened lire with , u revolver. Ono bullet produced av fatal wound. Leigh escaped , but a posse is in pursuit , and nn rxcitomont runs high lynching is probable. Mur- doreru have usually escaped thu law in this region. < Tlio Kon-nnoo Bank RobTiary- HpcclM Dkpitcli to TIIR UKK. ' CiiicAiiD. October 5 , A Kow&noo spechl saya a duUativo arrived with biiik robbtr Dunkloy yesterday and tliia morning af tor a walk of a couple of miloa east of there returned with * suck of gold containing $5,000. This accounts forall _ the money aud all the robocro nro in custody. uol Siwclil Uut tcl > to TTui Dn. NEW YORK , October 5. Thecpr- onur'a jurylnvoatiRating thociusosapd the roEronnibllty of the late colliJloB in Harlem river tunnel , find the New > Vork Central and Hudson llivcr'rall- road company guilty of the crime of criminal negligence ; also the conduc tor of the Now Haven & Hartford train and the telegraph operator of Ninety-sixth street station. The jury condemn the management of the roads nnd connuro the engineers. Bloody Huui- . HjteUul l > l * | > iitili to TIIK HSK , HHOWN.HVILLI : , Tex , , October ft. liamiita entered tlio house of the tar collector nt Tacubuya , Mexico , ut mid night murdort'd the collector , , mor tally woundiul his wife nnd robbed Iho ante of § 1,000. Xhn TnriU' Cominlfiilon- Special Dlipatcli to 111 * Urtt , Niw YOUK , October ft. Peter Cooper called upon the tariff commis sion at Windsor hotel , and after an informal conversation of an hour'a duration the commission was called to order by President Hayes and listened to thu reading , by Mr. Cooper'a secre tary , of "an open letter" on thu tariiT question , It opens with u proposition ( M the result of hi.i own experience ) that all trade with foreign nations is a kind of commercial war ; war of in tercuts from which evils may result and have rttiultod , that nro only CDIU- parublo with the evils of uoiuul war. Thomas G , Sherman , representing the executive committuuof the Brook lyn Kuvenue Ueform club , nddreascd the ommittcu at a representative of Lho moduriito section of thu club , and litild that tuxo * ought to bo reduced $1 0,000,000 cr $100,000,000 annu ally Mr. Oliver offered the following resolution , which was adopted , Jesolved ! , That on account of the limited time ut the disposal of the caintmrnion , the order concluding the taking of testimony at Philadslphia October 10 cannot bo changed. There fore , all persons interested will take notice that thu open sessions of the tariff commission for testimony , state ments , etc. , will end on the data ubovo named , Adjourned till to-morrow. Aiitl-Chiiioio Opluon , lfK | lul IliutOi | to TllK HKK , UIUUAOO , October 0 , The Tribune has uii editorial on the Chinese ques tion in England , which admirably answers the glaring misstatements and maudlin sentiimima which appear in Thu London Standard , According to that paper family life in California 0 would bo impossible without the OhinoBii , the 1'acilio railways would never have boi-n built , uud the vast population of Americana in California urn in favor of them , and there is jra scaicaly any disease among them , etc. US The Tribumt tays the importation of Ua. Chinese in England would breed revo \ l lution and cvun thu queen might find lI I horeself In jeopardy ohould such an act of injustice to English labor bo sanctionod. Tlio Arotln Inquiry. WASHIMITOK , October 5. The naval board to inquire into the loss of the Jeannette , convened at the navy department to-day ,