THE DAILY BEti-OMAHA MON DA r JANUARY 22
DOCKED FORTHEDUNGEOK
Th3 Rsvelatiocs ot a Member ol
the Irish Assassination
Society ,
Informer Farrell Diecloaea the
Bioody Work of His
IJreturon.
The Mnnliv I' Tit trotivj Field h
.Dubltu tfiluutaly J0oti\ll d
The Usual Vurlnty of Qouoral Koreis *
News
IHEOAND.
Jtpoclal lfopah.li to JtlK L'KF.
JHK INFOUMKll's STOHV.
DUIILIX , January 21 At thu hear
ing uf the churgua ot conspiracy ir
thu pulion court yesterday , as Farrall ,
the informer , proceeded with his story ,
smiles wcio ulsarvod on some of the
faee ( f ilio prisoners. When ho detailed -
tailed a conversation with Brady about
the chitf secretary , Brady indignantly
called him a liar. F.irrel , who ia described -
scribed on the charge oheitt as a vnn
man , ia about 28 years tf ago and ol
Bandy complexion. Witness continued
his testimony as follows : "On three
( successive evenings the came persons
wore watching for the chief aocrotary
hi Brunswick fitroot , James Our-
ley oarao ono evening in a
c b drawn by white horsEB ,
Croy , the town counsellor , remained.
Gurley spoke to hltn. Those men
were told to go home. Ou the way to
the Phoenix Park murders witness
met Brady in u public homo in
George ntroot with McO.Ul'rirty , of the
assassination club , wno received a lot *
ter from Muller , instructing them to
ba near Morrlan Square on the morn
ing of the day the attempt was to bo
made toaasaasinateJudgoLiwBon. Delaney -
lanoy , who got ton years for that at
tempt , was a member of the organi
zation. Witness met Djlanoy that
day and the latter ntated there would
bo something now soon. Ho added
ho had hia work before him that even
ing. Hanlon was with him. On the
Friday before tha murderous
attack was mido on the juror ,
Ftald , witne a was at a secret
mooting nt which Joe Muller , director
of Dublin , presided. Hanlon told
him Jo * Brady , Dinlol DoLiney and
Tiui Kelley were in Westmorland
street. Joe Brady wont on the out
side of the oar to North Frtdorick
street. Hanlon walked beside Field
and Tim Kelley in front of him. Han
Ion put a white handkerchief around
hia neck in order that ho would be
known to Brady atd Kelly. Brad ]
caught hold of Field und Field made
a blow at him with an umbrella ,
Brady knocked Field down anc
stabbed him several times whilst h <
was on the ground. Theie wen
three young men standing on thi
road. Ono of them wanted to Interfere
fero but the others would not allow
him. After Field had been slabbed
Brady and Keely jumped on a car ,
When Kelly got on the car ho lost hi :
hat. Mylei Kavanagh , of Townsend
ireot , was driver of the car
On being cross-examined by Killeen
leon , wltnesi said , "No order for thi
assassination had ever been recoivec
from the Fenian society. " Orderi
used to be given from the sssassina
tlon society. Joseph Mullet wai
the man responsible for this con-
splraoy. Ho ( witness ) would novel
be here If ho was connected only wltl
a Fenian society. From Fonlat
Brotherhood this assassination sociot ]
was established.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches to TilK Unit
TUB ACC'UflSEI ) 1'Al'Kll.
DUBLIN , .Tinunry JO Placard
signed ' "America" are posted in Clon
more , denouncing the "Accursed nm
abominable journe.l , the Irish World.1
FOU TUB I-KINOE'S SAKE
I'AISIS , January 20. Thu ligittmia
scare coutinuoa. Tlio Orleans finiilj
will hold a council to-day nt the rcai
duncu f the Duku D'Aurnalo. Tin
members of tlin party of the oxtrenu
hfj in the dbpulit-a will insist upui
thu OrlowiM prmcua being deprived t
their military command. The roynlin
p.iptTd Insist the scare la a manoouvn
to Htcaro the proscription ot tin
princes.
THE EMI'IIESS1 MOKALS.
BEIILIN , Jauuarv 0. Thopamphle
attacking the ex Emprrcs Eugenie o
Franco , confiscated by the pollen i
immoral. It purports to ba a reciw
of incidents'ln the private life of th
ex-empress. The Empjror Wllliar
intends to appoint the Prlnco u
Wales , chief of the Blucher hussar
as a mememto of his visit here.
FEARFUL OK DEATH.
Sr. PETEBSBOKO , January 20.-
Ganoral Todlebo , it is feared , will die
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
PAIUS , January 20. The cablnc
council has adopted drafts nf bill
against the pratondera to the throne
and modifying the press laws. Th
bills will be submitted to the chair
bero to-day.
A KOVAL TAILOlt.
LONDON , January 20. Alfred , tb
monarch king tailor , has failed wit
liabilities nt 64,000 pounds.
The railway strike In coal has be
gun and shows a disunion. A con ;
promise Is anticipated.
UAimNOTON ON IUEIAND.
LONDON , January 20 Thoftlarqni
of Hartington , secretary of state fc
war , in a speech last evening , rclerrin
to the condition cf Ireland , e.iid
Through miserable hatred and hideou
'
complracy hu'had loEt a re'ation ' bi
Ijvert by all , his brother , Lord Froi :
erick Cavendish. Ho had , ho sail
the greatest confidence in Eirl Spsi
cor , lord Hontennnt nf Ireland , un
Ti'ovelyn , chief secretary , who wer
to Ireland at a tlmu whan great ric
and irrespor siblo eoiaty existed then
and threatening ugiution and widi
sprdtd sympathy with crime. Sue
socisttea , the mnrquia enid , no doul
exUtod in lluaata , Germ my , Franc
and America , and whuro they oiiatt
extreme measures were alwava noco
sary. The evil must bs grappled will
the Irish problem could only bo mi
by firm determination , Marquis sal
he did not think the matter was hop
lees. The law must bo struugtl
enod to meet the exce ]
tlonal condition of the countr ;
ho povormnant must show inurdcrors
would meet their just rnward. Homo-
ule , ho sitid , could ncvi r bo permit-
cd in Ireland. It hid baoii sug-
jested , ho said , that the goveruinout
ihould find funds to establish ] icr.nitit
jroptiotory in Ireland , but ho strongly
iondcmnod the idea of p ) iny out thu
iard earned funds in the Kaglinli exchequer -
chequer for sush n purpose , unities it
could ba shown that the puopln were
capable nml willing to work Al-
hough ho could not s. y crime had
> con eradicated , theri were clearly
; oed results frm Ilio exceptional ] e
elation in regard to IroUud. The
n&rquis said ho hud cvrry reason to
> eliuvo the distress in Iceland could
> n met from local sources without an
appeal lor help frcm the imperial
ands. Flo believed u little rest was
( or Ireland.
ALI,0\VtI > TO SRK 1IEU 11UIIUV-
1'Aitia , January l > 0. The I'rlnccsa
tlatholda has b.'en potinlttcd to seu
. 'jinco Jerome. She ctuplorco the
lubllciitlon of the nnniftnto.
A ItUSSIAN TOWN Ill'BNKD.
VIENNA , January 20A letter
nin OJefca reports the ooourreneo of
u lire nt Klioraon , South Htissia , on
bo lih ( , wh'ch destroyed a gro t
part of the city It is supposed to beef
of incendiary origin.
ATrACKIKd THE F.V-KSll'UKSS.
BERLIN , January 20. The police
lave confiscated a pamphlet attacking
x-Eojpreas Eugenie , of Franco.
The Frlcndn uf Tamperaiioc.
poclal Dispatch to TUB lixi.
DES&IOINZ.S , la. , January 20. The
ollowing c ll was prepared at a late
lour last night :
o the temperance people of Iowa :
"In view of the decision this day
ondored declaring invalid , on purely
echo leal grounds , the constitutional
mondment strongly adopted after a
till and thorough discussion by o
argo a majoi i y of the people , a
onvontion of the f cionds of temper-
nee is hereby called to moot nt D.-s
lolnes on Wednesday , the 7 > h day of
Tubruary next , at 10 o'clock a. in. , for
ho purpose of consultation as to the
irpper course to b-j pursued in this
: rina ia the history of oar beloved
State. The friends of the cinse in the
evoral count'tea of the State are re-
posted to meet in mass or other cdn-
ventlon on Saturday , the 3d of Febru
ary , at their respective county Beats or
uch other time and place as may be
lesignated by the local committees for
.he purposB c'f appointing delegates to
the State convention and takiug euoh
other action as may bo deemed neues-
arv for strengthening thu cause of
irohibltion in thtir respective coun-
ios. "
Credit Moljlller
pwlal D' pat < h to Til ) : UKK.
PIIILADKLUIIIA , Pa , , January 20
The motion of Oliver Ames , the re-
elver of the Credit Mobllior com-
mny , for leave to make a settle-
nent with Thos. D. Durant , formerly
.ho president of the company , was do-
lied in the United States oiraalt court.
) urant held certain lands in Iowa and
tfebr-teka which the company claimed
> y a declaration filed In the common
) leaa court to day for Alexandei
HoEffen , a noted English financier ,
n the latter's suit against the Phila
delphia & Reading railroad company ,
The plain tl IT claims by means cf hit
exertion to have derived an income
rom the bonds to the amount of $34 ,
300,000. They have been ' negotiated
and defendants have 'received $10 , '
290,000. For this work 'he claimt
$313,000.
i % i
Tbo'llcatben Must Go.
ipedal Dispatch to Tun Bit ,
SAN FBANOISCO , January 21.
Shirply after 4 p , m. the city wai
ahukon by a heavy explosion. Foui
others followed at intervals of foui
seconds and a deneo column of smukc
rising across the bay was scih'ioni
evidence of another added to tin
numerous powder works disasters thai
iavu occurred in Um vicinity. It ii
k'urned that fire Chitmmen WOK
killed by the explosion. Two white
men who w < ! ru about the buildingi
escaped.
LATER.
The explosion of the Giant Powdci
works at Berkley , four miles distant ,
was distinctly felt 1 1 thin city. Fortj
or fifty Ghinanmn were blown ti
itoma , The f jreman waa also killed
The wrecked buildings took fire one
were oonoumcd.
nclilno Shops Burneil.
ecM Dispatch to Tni ll .
LEAVKNWOUTII , January 21. Thi
machine shops of the Great Westori
manufacturing company burned thii
afternoon. The stove work * adjoin
ing the machine shops were damagot
to the extent or 81,000. Loss on ma
chine shops , building and mrohlnery
S75.0CO. Insurance * , S25.0CO.
A Texas Blizzard.
Special Dispatch to TIIK UKK.
D ALLAH , Tex. , January 20 A bliz
zard from the north has spread nl
over Texas. The mercury has fallei
from GO to 70 degrees , reaching zer
in BOUIO places , aud that stock , pirtlc
ularly snoop , has Buffered greatly
The weather is colder than haa booi
known in that region for n good man ;
years , The weather all through Mis
nonri , Kunsis , Arkansas und souther ;
Illinois has been very cold for the pas
thirty-six hours The mercury i
some localities falling aa low as 15 dc
greos below zsro.
A fetramlnd Btenmar.
Spccltl Dispatch to Tim Dux.
NKW YOBK , January 20. Th
steamship Wisconsin , from Liverpool
In coming up the bay grounded o
the west bank , whera she utlll I
stranded ,
A Zilnonln Flrn.
Special Dispatch to Tim tun.
LINCOLN , Neb. , January 20. Th
residence of J San , n rostauran
keeper , is in Ihmon and likely to bur
to the ground. A number of girls i
the house escaped uninjured , Pai
tlculurs vrill bo sent later.
7hn Mlchlgnn Sonntor
Special Dispatch to TCK lice.
DETUOIT , January 20 Only on
billet -was taken for senator to-daj
in which there Is no significance , t
many of the members have gen
home. The democrats and Ferry re
publicans evidently paired. The vet
stood : Ferry -10 , Ktont 39 , with S
votes scattering for thirteen candl
dates. They then adjourned unt
Tuesday ,
THE MEEK AND LO-LY.
A Sketch of tlio Piuo Rlilgo In
dian Agoiioy and Promiuent
Characters Tliora ,
The Subdued Sioux Oriidusllj
Becoming Civilized on Gov
ernment Grub.
A Ptu Porlrnlt of ARout MoQllly.
ondily nnd Hli Molhoiln.
The liecont Row with Red Cloud nnc
His Followord Reviewed.
Corre pomlcnco of The tlco
1'i.NKKiiHiKAoE.suY , D. T. , Jaiiuan
5. A BEK correspondent has pro
vlously described Valentine , the nov
weatorn terminus of the Sioux Olty A
\icilia railroad , and Fort Niobrara
no of the neatest and most pleasant 1 ;
ocatod posts in the west , hence you :
orrcspondont will dwell only ot
ooucs beyond
THE MINNKCADUZA VALLKV.
Leaving the sand hills of the Nio
brara valley to the loft , the road t <
losobud and Pine Uidgo agencies pro
ooda up the Minnecaduzi valley for i
{ stance of about ton miles. Th (
loaobud road then loaves this vallo )
nd goes in a northwesterly direction ,
while the Pine Iltdgo agency road con
inucs to the headwaters of this beau-
iful winding stream , thence over a
ivido of bills to the south fork cl
Vhito river. Tno Minnocaduzi valley
s wide and has the advantage of the
and hill wash of the south side and
tie clay soil hills of the north side ,
'he hills of the north aide are qultt
> lontifully supplied with rock suitable
or building purposes. By the large
umber of haystacks observed alonp
tie valley , your correspondent is d
tie opinion that the soil of thoMlnno
aduzA valley must be cf a suporioi
qualltj ; aud , in further proof of tlnl
piLIOII , ho could but discover thai
he valley is settling with tppareutlj
ndustrious f Armors ,
TUK FUI0UE IILACK HILLS UOUTK.
Raaching the big crossing of tin
auth fork of the White river , the
CIMIO changes from a valley of hay tc
no of timber , the vallioy containing
o.\k , elm and numerous other variotlo
of timber , while the hills and ravlnei
are studded with Norway plnos , Thii
) i > ing the new road surveyed las
pring by the military for the pnrposi
f landing moro pilgrims into th (
ilack Hllie , and to ba known as thi
bird road from the Missouri rivei
rom the month of the Niobrara , thi
mile posts of the survey and thu gov
eminent telegraph line easily direotec
-ho course through the diversity o
lill and aalo. The south folk i
rossod throe times. Only the twi
irat contain timber , while tha othe
las but little brush to make one tie
he comforts of fire and a warm cuj
of strong coffee. The sand hills of th
4 tobrara valley loom up at the soutl
all the way , and their white docket
> oaks remind your representative witl
! 0 ° below zero that a cheerful COB
ire at this time is moro desirable
Coming at last to the beautiful llttl
stream at Flint Buttes , about 4
miles from Pine Ridge , wo camp th
aat night out , Naxt morning wo ar
again on the road , crossing Sprlu
creek , Wounded Knee creek , the ;
Wolf craok. The country ia beoutl
ul rolling prairie , the road rm oxcul
ent ono , and the distance 120 mile
a long and tedious journey in wit
: or , but a lovely trip in summer c
fall. *
PINE ItlDOE AGENCY.
On reaching Ptnn Ridgu agency , th
: iomo of nearly 8,000 Sioux Indium
.hoatrangoria.it once .struck wit
ho noutiiosa of its surrounding
Everything looks cheerful. The An :
erican flig waves to tlio brcezd nt tli
agency quarters' ' , and over in the dii
iuce imothur flag , consldorAbl
larger , bends a flag stall out of pr <
portion , as if to vie with the we
[ jraportioned ugonoy staff nnd Itn rcc
white and bluo. Q auctioning a f.
gentleman as to whoso flag it was ths
"ookcd too largo for the pole , ho n
plied that it belonged to lljd Clout
Deforo whose two storrusidenco
waved.
Being in need nf n ahnvo moro tha
a dinner , the poatpfliao was Bought ft
"general Information , " A sharp-eye
man , with a peculiar glance at mo c
If to s y , "Well , I wonder who In tl ;
hades you are , " directed mo next dee
Hero the tonsorlal artist did his wor
In good shape , during which time
was perusing the various agency o :
dcra posted upon the door , among tl
number being ono requiring all strat
gers to report without delay to tl
agency. The last hair being smoothc
over my loft eye , I at once proceed t
to introduce my r alt to the much talkr
of agent of the O allallas Df , V. 1
GilSyonddy. Not boin in just then ,
was requested to ba seated by the tel
graph operator , and I surveyed tl
interior. The building , ot which 11
reception office ia a part , contains tl
council room room , of ! from which
the physician's cilbo joining hln res
donco. From this otlioo , which coi
tains the telegraph operator , lute
preter and { s used as a general but
ness room , are thu ogent'H and obi' '
clerk's cflises. Kioh of theaa thn
rooms ia neatly furnished and vei
pleasant. The nails contain v.irioi
group photographs of Indian chlldrc
at the Carlisle school , and the Hat <
employes deck the ogont's room , will
each of the rooms oontfiin the li
of employe boll calls. This systc
is a great saving of time , b
cause no matter nt what an hoi
the employe may bo called , or at wh
place ho may be , he knows the nun
bor of his o ll and answers it. Lool
ing out of the window into n lar |
court , luck from which is thu ngenl
residence , the general appearance
very ut tractive. A large water tai
furnishes the agency dwellings ai
moss houses with water by means
water pipes , thus doing away wi
the expensive hauling of water 1
wagon , as is the case with most oth
agencies. The oommUsary bnildln
police headquarters , employe me
house , annuity warehouse , agon
stables , workshops , etc. , all go
m&ko up the best arranged agon
Miur correspondent has over wit.
Doctor McGlllicuddy soon undo hie
ippOAr.incd Midi UK BEG man wiu
cordially grouted by n gontlomati uf
nodium height , spare in stature , head
lightly b.iid , loin ; mustache And
; outcu a It Impcthl , n qilck oyu nnd
) f frco addrcta llu paid a c.-mpll- .
nent to Tin : Br.B for the f-i'meun '
liown him and its grnoral position In
, ho Indian c.iusi'1 lie proved a viry
titerestltig oonvorsitionalijt , v/ho had
nelhud and diaclplino down to n fine
ogulation , aud at once gave mo the
mpresslnn tlut ho was it man nhoBo
orco of chirnatcr fitted him for the
)03ttion of Indian agent.
ran PINK union TROUMLKS
The outgrowth of the Pine Ulcl e
roubles , which manifested tbrmsclvcs
Vuaiist 19 last by old lied Ctotid and
Us fillowore attempting ft raid npnn
ho ugcncy , in wnr paint and nakod-
icsii , bopau n good many yu.ira ago ,
intil finally "Rpddy" was approached
> y ono Tom Gowpill , Ind inn trader
and postmaster , assisted byMtious
other dlsoonteutod white followers ,
vlth the wicked advice "Now Is yuur
ime to strike 1" The occasion of thin
\dvlcn was duo to the fiot thnthen
he Sioux City ft Paoitio railroad was
completed to Thatcher the Indian
ruight came that way instead of the
Missouri river , cutting the cost of
transportation from $2 00 to $1 SO
tor 100 pounds. This Indian freight
s hauled oxcka'voly by Indians. The
firat outfit of freighters who started
out last August for the railroad were
iomauded by Had Olond to stop. For
a few days there waa a blockade , un-
(1 ( finally the agent Issued au order to
ho commissary clerk to issue only
loans and baking powder en a certain
lay. It : > happened that that was
ho day on whton Rod Cloud's band
irow tholr rations. The blockade was
llowcd to break away aud Reddy's
land was fed In duo timo. lie was
orrlbly offended , however , and the
otter signed by many chiefs was sent
o the department demanding the re
moval of Agent McHillycnddy in sixty
aye , or ho should be removed from
ho reservation quietly it passible and
or ibly If necessary 1
ALMOST A WAR ?
THE HEKIOOH , | afterthisdlsturbauco ,
waa given u detailed account of this
ur. McGillyouddy ordered Rod
] ioud to make hia presence known ,
which hn refused to do until after
Vollow llair brought him , when ho
was told by the ngont to "go he
wanted to hoar nothing from him. "
'his ' was the end.
POLLOCK AND MCGILLYCUDDY.
Indian Inspector Pollock came after-
yard and made a thorough investiga-
Ion as far as ho was concerned , but
ound nothing good to say for the
igont. Whllo ho proved nothing of n
criminal character , ho found some
rrogularitica that were at once admit-
od by the ogont , but were not detrimental
mental to tne government. Majoi
'ollock's report was from begtnntnp
o end prejudiced agtlnst McGilly
ouddy. This was shown In the fact ol
not obeying ordora and his beinf
snspondod by Secretary Teller. Hi
waa determined to see the agent custec
f he had to be himself. Thus far t
laa resulted to the advantage of Me
Glllycuddy.
AGENCY ECONOMY.
The fact of the matter ia that Pini
[ Udgo agency has the beat record c
any In the service. The agency i
well located ; the buildings unique bu
not costly , the management strict
each omployo being held rosponiibl
for his work ; the police force th
most thorough and the economy u
hii administration remarkable. Witl
the exception of the beef on hoof , h
has during his four years' administra
tion sr.vod soflbiont , and has that aut
plus on hand , to run PinoRulgo agon
oy for ono yoar. This ho showj In hi
annual report , and ho strongly urge
thi ) department to lut up giving Pin
Ridge any moro during that time
The question now is , Will the depart
metit take good advice ? Ho has nine
beginning this correspondence boo
called to Washington to face lid
Cloud and his stories , nnd ho wil
make a clean sweep of the whole star
to Secrctuy Teller , and dhow up In
speotor Pollard in hia true light.
11 DOWN ONjiTlIB WHITES. "
As Is usual on the frontier , nud oa
pocially on Induu rcsarvations , thur
are largo numbora ot man who h\v
marrloi Indian women. Samocf th
men are good and others bad. Th
agent has demanded that they 6b3
lib orders against gambling , bringln
whleky on the reservation and break
ing laws generally. The dupartmnn
has given him certain rules to cnforc
nnd ho has dona iho best ho could
Your correspondir.it is informed the
when ho took charge drunkennest
shooting , Sibbath-btoakit g , g.unblln
and gotioi-al wlckodnom were all pent
orful. But ho has forbidden the It
diana to danoa on Sundoya , the store
to bo opened on that day , no shootln
or carrying arais is allowed wlthot
permission , Intoxication is pualshci
by imprisonment , and ho ia Ikr. agoii
and none of the Indiana , traders
employes. Ho knowi everything the
is going around , and a man must eve
gat permission to go off the rosorv :
tlon or forfeit his privilege to returr
Such strict rules aj those make hli
unpopular with the non-law-abldiiij
whites.
A HII1EUU IN DAKOTA.
The recent troubles will no deut
causa the agent to order off the dli
turbing element The tigont think
it ia going a littlu too far to tear thct
mon from the botom tf their familloi
and thinks ho will recommend that
certain portion or' the renervalion I
sot asldo for such mon and their fan
Hies , where they will bo exiled at ;
forbidden the privilege to rolnrn I
the agency under any circumstance
Thla doou not meet the full consent <
the mon Interested , bnt thn outsit
world is large enough , whllo the rusu
vatlon la too small for Dr. MoGlll ;
cuddy and that class
In conclusion THE BKU correapo !
dent , during bu two wuoka etny her
hus hsU hb uyoi opened to whntov <
crookedness tluiro inlght ba. Tl
agent hau 'HIOII ' away a week , r.nd mu
tera go on aosordini , ' to hb method
Mra. lit drawn her rations regular
nnd in sufficient qunntitlea , while M
LD ia as ( [ uiet us u lamb
Q. QOILBKKHON ,
The YellowHtuue National 1'nric It
provement company liun been organlz
under tbe laws of New Joraojr with a cat
tal of 31,000,000 , Its corporators I
elude Rufuu lUtcb , Hoaooo Oonkllng , Ue
James A. Willltmtoo , of lioiton , i
Utobard T. Merrlok , ot
WASHINGTON SOCIETY ,
Ilio Calamity Whioli Has Befallen -
fallen the lollop Family ,
The Prouideut Ooachlnfr thi
Ohaperona in Hopeu ot
Making u Mnab.
WASHINGTON , D. 0. , January 11.
There Ims boon iho nu-at abominable
enow-storm for two days , anil the tl'ii
Hikes are s'.ill whirling through thu
air on the third morning. The anon
Urn a foot deep on the level , and It
drilling h'gH on all thocornirs. Noth
ing more unwelcome could have boon
leviud nt this scuson than thU great
snowfall , nnd except for the livury-
men it bring * no good to any ono ,
Trains nro dolaved , travel ia impeded
about thu city , nnd the unhappy horsn
tljundiir through thu looao , flyiup
snor , and pull M hard tit the carriage !
us if drawing thorn through sand. Kx <
ci'pt to the piotical , itmuans a montli
of sluHh by il y and frt7.311 and slip
pery pavements at night , and
a general rojoiclng when the
last of It h multod and gone ,
Mu&nwhllo the sleigh bolls tinklt
merrily , and the royitors sing and
hurrah as they take their rides al
night. A carnival fooling pervade ;
the air , and no doubt there will bo o
merry mask on the avenue soinn after
noon while the snow lasts. Every
thing that can oiovo on runners it
being prepared for the rush that wll
ousuo as soon aa the snow stopa fall
ing and the streets are a little packed ,
and the chief sport of a northort
winter can bo enjoyed at the rate ol
$5 an hour , or about 10 cents a min
ute.
ute.Tho giddy whirl of society knows
no respite for the weather , and in the
midst of the driving snow-storm on
Tuesday nf.ornoon , and again on Wed
nesday , ladies continued on thcii
round of call ) , and parlors hold as large
companies as if the weather was all
balm and suushiuo without. In an ;
other city It would hardly bo eontid-
01 od decent for the ordinary afternoon
vidtiagtobo kept up against sucli
oil It , but the exigencies of ofiiotalcalli
demand a constant activity , and pastiv
boards fall like SHOTtltkoa on all tin
six days of the HP- * . Yesterday Mrs ,
Teller hold ho ; licut afternoon reception
tion this winter , nnd so many avnilcc
tliomsulf of this opi > rhmlty that hoi
drawing room was ln.nl during thi
calling houra. AB assistants Mrs
Teller had Mra. E M. Ashley am
Mrs. ( Jan. Fltoh , of Denver , two vor ;
handsome and agreeable ladles , win
are spending the winter hero. LUtl
Mlto Teller , who is yet n schoolgirl
did the honors of a dainty tea tabl
with a charming grace , and wore 1
not for the cloud of sadness that hanp
over the household the compau ;
rould have been ono of the most bril
_ iant. Mra , Teller's only sister , Mr
Bruce , who lives In the adjolnin
quaro , has been seriously 111 for tw
uontha and more. For the past for !
night her case has boon inot
alarming , and the physicians no'
despair of prolonging her life fc
more than two or throe week * at th
moat. Every moment that oonld b
iparod from her own family Mrs. Te
.or has spent with her sistoi
and has not boon at homo to cat
era any time during the wintnr. Bi
yond the hour that she spent at th
white house at the request of th
president on Now Year's morcln )
Mia , Teller has not boon seen i
eosioty this year. Secretary Tellc
wished her to receive on ono Wodnoi
day at least , and her sister equal !
urgfld her to open her now house , an
in obedience to them she hold her n
coption.
At the preaunt rate of ontortainmor
no ono can tell what the town wi
come to by the time Lent nrrivoi
The engagatnonts are two and thrc
deep for every uvoning , and ono di
tinguiabed lady owns to refusing nl
dinner parties for onu night this wua
in order that she might attend u nei
iiuth , nnd afterward toke in a rocoj
tlon and a garnntn. Diunora uio
the rage at present , nnd , inatoud <
walling until Luat , society people ai
hard ut work av. their gaatronom
amutemonta now. Gen. Grni
liaa had a dlnnnr in h
Jionor every night this week , an
thura would have been thu nan :
programme Ir.st week if ho had notdi
cidodly nfasod nil saoh hospltalitit
and remained quietly atGim. Bsalo *
A moat distinguished party wi
gathered at Secretary Frollnghuyaen
on Tuaidny night in hia Irtnor , uu
thi ) ontertiUnmunt ia spoken of nn or
cf the most elegant dinnorn cf tl
soaaon , The most superb roses an
floral pioooa were sent down froi
New York , mid the guests pronounce
the table soilings most exquisite i
all the details and appointment
The President gracad the ocaisioi
and Gen. and Mra. Grint , Gon. at
Miss Sherman , W. W , Story , tl
sculptor , and wife , George Uancrof
the historian , Gou. awl Mrs , MoOlu
Ian , Wm. M. Kvarts , Sanator ar
Mrs , Oameron , Gen. and Mra. Boa
and Judge and Mrs. Bancroft Davi
togothur with the Secretary's wifa ai
two charming daughters , made up
company such is is seldom gathen
under ono roof.
The president h trying to nen
himself up to holaiug u public rece
tion , and in this rcopcct In dopar
from thn old routine of fortnight
hand Blinkirt't that mail to dlvoisi
the livoi oi niN predecessor * . In tl
daya of L'tiuolu , JohriHon and firm :
and "for the four years prccodlt
President Girftold'a ntlminlstratlon
the occupant of the white housu w
at uvury unu'w mercy on nltirns
Tuesday nights throughout thu wi
tor. Primdant Arthur's long porii
of tlliMiU mourning njnrod hi
that rort of thing until Mai oh la
year , and thdii ho hud ono mum jrab
imcountur Mith the multitude th
that hin ssrvoi him r.a u wa-
ing ever sincu. The great inui
tudo have not ceased to growl thi
disappointment tit not getting a hai
jhnko on Now Yonr'a day , nnd slu
eimtU oomitloratioii for the fcullngi
dccuitoy and rcspont that comp ll
thu president to close thu recuptl
tfcur thu death ot thu Hawaiian mi
later In the whltu house. The oat
people who take excuptiona to tl :
observance * ru the very ones who
outcry would bo the loudi
had the president boon so di
to every Instinct of delicacy a
consideration as to h vo contluu
hlo reception and band-playing nftc
one of the most distinguished guest
hiul boon carried from the honoodcad
The ( Into of tlio public roccotlon wll
ba either tlio lUth or 2'U of thii
month , nnd liniment In bolm ? ordoroc
for the White house stores in antlcl
pitlon of tint event. During the win
ter card receptions will bu given tt
the dill'tiront bodies of ( lHlalo , nut
the same couno of elegant diuuoi
table hospitality will be observed ai
last year.
A now German clnbhas been organ
Ized and holds the first of Itn enter
tikinmcuta this evening , Virtual ! ]
the association I * the old Army am
Navyolub , but fjr Uio second wiutei
Hint dashing association dances undo :
other colors. Last year the cflicuri
were all under thu ban of ollii.y
mourning for the president , nnd il
never would have done to have pro
claimed themselves the Army ami
Navy club ; therefore they caou
before society as the Tucsdaj
Club , and took a few diplomats lute
tholr numbers f > r policy's sake. Thle
year the enino old organisation Is re
vlvcd , and they nro not willing to own
up to Army nnd Navy any moro than
last year. With n loavoii cf diplo <
main and civilians on tholr lists , they
call themselves the Thursday's Aniam <
blyClub. Onotftho young olllcort
bolouging to it was proisod f ir a re a
H in the other day , mid finally said ,
"Well , you know , wo don1 !
think that It is policy to came
bnMIy as the Army and
Nvy Club ; for If those congressmen
got f n idea that wo could have anj
kind of n good time together , they'd
conclude that wo had too much inonej
aud go to cutting down our pay. And
then if wo don't invite their wives and
daughters nnd country cousins thoj
are down on the service , and novel
lese n chance to do 101110 of us harm. '
Such nro the pivots upon which socUl
events rovolvtt , nnd such the craft nnd
logic df the West Point and Annapo
lis dancing graduates.
GEBHARD CHALLENGED.
Ttio Younpr Man Invltod to Hottlot
Lima Dnpinnenntness on ttio
"Field of Uonnb. " by it St.
Louln JournnllHt.
ST Louis , January 18 A vorj
unpleasant difficulty which occurred
nt the Southern hotel yesterday evening
ing between Freddie Gobhard , of NOH
ork , nnd Col , A. B. Cunningham , n
ell known journalist < f this cltytiov
.rvlng ns n reporter on the Globo1
'omocrat ' , Is causing great excitement
irong tll'orta were undo to supprcs :
10 publication < f the nU'ilr , but oni
I the morning papers has published
ono-sidod story ol it. Thoficts an
lint Ool. Cunningham was sinokin )
cigar In the hotel rotund
when Gobhard approached bin
ud charged him with cans
ng the publication in The Globe
) jinocrat nf what pretended to bo ;
ingrnm of the respect ivo apartment
n the hotel of himself and Mrs. Lan :
ry. Col. Cunningham denied that h
ad done so , when Gobhard called hli
liar , cur. hound , and scoundrel , am
baking his G t in his face , challenge
1m to figbt. Col. Cunningham , wli
scfanoldand arlst tcratio souther
amily , sold that ho was a souther
.onttemMi and that ho was not verso
i the science of boxing , but thi
Jr. Gtbhard would hoar from him hi
ere long. He then withdrew to Th
lobe-Democrat office , if hero ho had
onsultation with the managing edlto
who coucsalod him to sloop over tt
matter nnddecido upon his action ne :
lay. Ho did so , and this afternoc
Form Jennings , Iho dramatic critic <
riio Globe-Democrat , carried a oha
ongo from him to Gobhard , astir
ilm to take a pleasure trip with hi
o Indian Territory , whore , with a
attendant friend npioce , they cou !
ottlo tholr differences like gontli
nen. Gobhard had finished wrltin
answer accepting the clmlloiifj
when Mm. Lingtry , who had gotto
vind cf the nffur , tapped on the doc
of the room nud gained ndmlssloi
After long entreaty on her pai
she gained Gubhnrd'a promise that I
would not aceopt the challenge , mi
hat if It was nhown him ho hid nctc
mstlly the previous evening ho won !
, pologi 3 for his language. Thonp
lot n lire-eater , Ojl. Cunningham
; uown as n mn of gruit person
courage. IIa entered the ojtvali
) rutioh of the confederate service whi
a more boy , nud rose to thu rank
captain , gaininir n fine record ni n ga
ant aoldior. lie is n dead shot wil
pistol und n mun of Iron nurvo , at
meeting between the gantlemoi
which mutual friends nro trying
> revent , could hardly occur wlthoi
iloodshed.
KRS. OOUQAR.
Tno Uoglnnlntf of tbo celebrated GUI
at Kinayotto Fnvora tbo De
fendant , Her Itinomy.
LAI'AVETTK , Ind , , January 18.-
Before 0 o'clock thia morning the cl
cult court room was thronged wli
uwyors and citizens , all on the an
iou * buuo'i and desirous to bo in
the opening of the Gjugar-Mandl
case a eult that has attracted mo
attention looilly and abroad than at
otlon ever brought in the history
Laf yotto. The defense oponi
with a broadside ailidavlt allegli
belief that Judge Vlnton w
blasad , and asking the appointment
another judge , I''aiiitiil'alleged ' t :
Ineufliotoncy of Uu groundjfor
olmiigo of judged , and ubkud that tl
allUuvit bo put out of court. T !
liwyoru npjirrud Imik and forth , wht
flually JuJgo Vinton ovorrulud t
motion to strike out the affidavit , ai
gr.intcd Mandloy'nprnynrfnr ' u cliau
iti judgu. The plaintiff then auk
thai a portion if the defendant's a :
davit bn utrickon out , allotting that
wan irrelevant. Tlio defense 'rail
the point that Judge Vinton , bol
sot Hsido by tholr ullidavlt , could ta
no fur'her ' judicial action othur th
to call a successor.
It wni proposed by the court to c
iludge Lilluo , of the superior court
try thu ciae , but the defense t
nouncod that LiHuo was one of th
witnciiios. Judge Vinton suggest
that thu attorneys agree upon a jnd
and ho would call him. The dofoi
said they would not likely bi abk
agree at ull , aud therefore no conf
cnco was hail.
After soniQ furlhrr sparring aim
the lanyura .ludgu Vinton decided '
on Monday , January 22 , an thu c
for the case to begin , and ititlma
that ho would cull Judge Chat
Gould , of Delphi , if he will ser
This the plaintiff will object to. 'I
struck jury was o'led ' and ordered
report on Moiday i'oxt.3
THE OLD IHHABITANT.
He Thinks tlio Present Storm
tlio Worst lot.
A Property Owner Alakos a
Kick.
The oldest itihtbltant is non-plussod
at the present wcathur. When ho
crawled out Saturday alter n forced
confinement to the houio for the past
wo days and Bought hit accustomed
oafing place , lie wai forced to confess
that ho Imd never , in all h'a ' early ox-
icriancc , seen anything like It.
The bystanrlms askotl him if the
sold snap in 1871) ) didn't lay over it ,
> ut ho answered , "No. "
"Then , " ho said In an oracular
uannor , "tlio weather was pretty cold
> ut it was only for a tiny and unac
companied by wind. Why Thursday
night the wind was fearful and the
old as bad as any strip of weather
hat the Jcannotto struck on her trip ,
nd I am betting on it. "
"It reminds mo , " ho continued ,
'ot a spall of weather wo had in 'CD '
rhioh was very bad you better believe ,
was frolghtin * then and had seven
our mule toims loaded with fbur for
Salt Lake. Wo had got to Fort Kear
ney all right mid although the weather
was pretty o ild , wo had no snow. We
tartod out of the fort after resting a
ay. Well the next day after wo had
oft the ranch , and a good stopping
ilaoo It waa too , it commenced tone
no < r. The wind raised up also and
calculate that In the course cf ono
> our it was going past our outfit at
ho rate of about a hundred miles an
tour and no mistake. We couldn't
move any farther so wo packed our
rain and tried to keep warm. The
now Increased and the wind kept up
ho same old gait. By night the
wagons were ail covered np
ml the boys of the outfit
, nd the itock were all covered up too.
Well , wo had to dig a hole to the
wagons to get out our grnb , and in
order to have a tire wo out up tbo
wagon boxes. It waa fourteen days
icforo wo could move and reach
rnlcsbnrqh , and it was the worst
ookini ; party that over wont into the
ilaco , "
1CIULES.
A rather small man , well bundled
up , came into TUB BEE editorial
rooms Saturday in a busting mat. *
nor.
nor.'Whore is the city editor , " ho
asked of the news editor , aa ho approached
preached that person in a business-
Ike manner
"lie is probably up in the city , "
replied the aoizzars mun.
"Well , what I want Is this , " said
the rather small man. An Item at-
pf-ared In THE BER Friday , toih )
that there was a snow drift on
St. Mary's avenue fourteen foot high.
I want It corrected. I am a property
hrldol on that street , and a fourteen
1'jot anew bank would work an injury
on that part of the town. "
NorvoousnosB , debility and ex
hausted vitality cured by using
Brown's Iron Blttom
Baby'i Petition.
Ufa U railed , tUyi re flietloir ,
Children tilocm.tut die In teething :
W tnlo ? Uke , all ( Hindi ind mother ? ,
Watch th jire-loui glrli and brothen ;
Iltkd the homo HJ of Victoria ,
Children nine , all b&d Caatorlnt
No ilecpleu night * by b bj iqualllng ,
Llkolaiks they lisa In carl ) morning.
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