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TWliLTTII YEAE. ' * / /MAHA / NEB THURSDAY MOKNING APML 19 1883 299
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Two Important Orders Issued
by Postmaster Qeneral
flresham ,
An Iowa Olerk from Virginia
Rejected and Ohalmei'a
Influence Measured.
The Oolleotton of Debts b'rom
Non-RoeidestB Adversely
Settled by Lawrence.
The Etnr Ronto Trial Ronolioi the
-MahiBg Point at
the Cloio.
A Varied Assortment of Wellington
News.
CAPITOL NOT 8-
8podil Dispatches to Tui Bm.
A GRAB KILLED.
WABUINOTON , April 18 The com
missioner of the general land cflluo to
day denied the application of Peter
Sherreback , of California , f jr the sur
vey &n-\ patent to cartaia tracts of
land within the city limits of Sin
Francisco.
POSTOFFICR APPJlNTMKNrS.
Postmaster General Gresham to
day direstoi that In miking postoffioe
appointments In MlsslsalDpl iho rec
ommendations of ex-Congressman
Chalmers shall b ) given no greater
weight than maybe properly attached
to them as recommendations of a pri
vate citizen.
An order was issued yesterday to
appoint Samuel Grlgg to a .thousand
dollar clerkship In the postoffije de
partment. Grlgg was endorsed by a
member of o ingress from Iowa. TJ-
day , when the gentleman appeared to
take the oath of offiso , ho was asked
if his residence was in Iowa , to which
question he repllel in the negative ,
adding that ho lived in Virginia. The
matter was referred to the postmaster
general , who declined to make the
appointment on the ground that Vir
ginia's quota la now full and that he
did not think It proper to credit a
resident of Virginia to the state ol
Iowa , notwithstanding that the ap
plication was endorsed ban Iowa
congressman.
THE COUNT OF OA8H
in the treasury will ba finished to-
morrow. The counting committee
will then examine the books and ac
counts.
THE STAMPS ON CHECKS.
The commtcslnuor of internal rove1
nuo h" decided to redeem otarnps anc
return to owners , with the word "Ra
I deemed" impiinted on ecah check , al
checks and drafts bearing the two can
Internal revenue stamps which remali
"ted on 0 nly 1 Tnese' checks am
jjk can then be used in the regnlai
course of business.
BEALL POX AND CHOLERA.
A report has been received by thi
national board of health saying tha
the cholera , which prevailed to ai
alarming extent in China , Japan anc
India some time nip , has disappeared
A report has also baon received tha
small-pox Is raging in Rte do Janeiro
LONGEVITY TAT.
Second Comptroller Upton has rendered
derod a decision on the question c
longevity p y allowances In the arm ;
which is in effaot that these allowance
are to bj computed from the dates c
acceptance of appointments , and no
from the ditto of appointments.
THE AMOUNT OF BONUS REDEEMED
nndor the circular in regard to pre
payment of bonds embraced in th
120.h call Is $4 513,550. This oa
was for $15,000,000 , and the treaaur
circular authorized the prepayment o
the entire amount ou or before to-day
The call will mature May first.
A TREASURY DECISION.
First Comptroller Lawrence , of thi
treasury department , to-day "rendere
a decision noon the following ; case
In 1880 John J , PallUn , a eitizin o
Tennessee employed a Washlngto
lawyer to prosecute a claim again !
the government The claim wa
allowed and in 1882 a treasury dral
was made to Pnlllan and delivered t
the lawyer. The latter claimed $ l,50 (
This claim ho assigned to the Gorma
American National bank , which faile
and delivered Polllan's draft to th
receiver of the bank. Polllan died I
Tennessee. An aimlnlsttater we
thjra appointed to administer hi
affairs , and an administrator wi
appointed In the District of Oolun
bla. The bank receiver applie
to the first comptroller t
instruct the treasurer to pay the dra
on the endorsement of the dlstrii
administrator , which was refnsei
because the supreme court had di
elded that In such cases payment mn
be made to the Tennessee administr
tor , The recalver then field a croc
Itor'sblll in equity In the dlstrl
against the district administrator. Ti
attorney , by published notice , a
tempted to make the Tennessee at
mialstrator party defendant. Tl
decree was made that the rocelv
should endorse and collect the mom
on the draft , retain $1,500 and p
the residue in the court for the Te
nossoo administrator. The decree w
presented to the first comptroller wl
a request that ho Instruct t
treasurer to make pyraet
Judge Liwronco decides that thelej
title to the draft is in the Tenneia
administrator. This was dnolded
the supreme court In 1 Paters , 3
Payment cannot bo made to arecelv
unloja the title of the Tennessee t ,
mlnistrator hai been dlvostod a
vested In the rooolver. Tha legal til
of the Tennessee administrator b
not boon divested , beoauie ho cot
not ba sued in the diuriot , oven if
was f jund here , and hence cannot
by notlua published , This was al
decided by the supreme court. T
decree here conld not take away t
rlcht of the Ttnnorsoo administrator or
give it to the receiver here. Posset-
a'on ' of the draft hero could not change
the result. Jodge Liwrenco adds
thfttthls conclusion is required by
public interests. 0 tlzjns in states
wilt not deal with the government If
the creditors may come from all patta
of the United States and prevent them
from receiving payment of money duo
them , so that they may pay all credi
tors alike and not permit preference
to such as como Washington to bring
suit. The treasurer will bo inform'd
that he can only lawfully pay the drift
to the Tennessee administrator.
M tT ON LAItOR
It was expected that Herr Most
would meet delegated of the Federa
tion of Labor at their hull last n'ght
for iho purpose of an Interchange tf
vi > wi on the labor question. This
meotlpit did not t&ko plsoo. Most
waited lit his hotel to bo sent fcr by a
committee , but a stormy debate took
pisco In the Federation , starting from
the book binder'union , Bomo express
ing the fear that thoqnestions of dyna
mite and violence might bo brought
up should such meeting take place.
The diicnisinn ended in a disruption
ciusod by the outspoken expressions
of knownothinglstn , Herr Mott )
aupp-irtors bolng mcstly Girmnn nd
the Federation cf Ltbor bolrg about
equally divided between nativn born
and foreigner ] . After their adjourn
ment at the hall the president and
eight of the delegate D visited Most at
the hotel , wbero there waa itlretdy as
sembled a committee fr m the "Ar-
bolter Voreln. " A delgate fiom the
bricklayers' union moved that the as
semblage con * ider itself a meotlcg of
"individual workiugmeu , not repre
senting any unions or societies " This
waa carried , and Herr Most waa re
quested to state his views on the labor
qieatlon , which ho did In a ton min
utes' speech , delivered in English.
A great part of Most's speech waa devoted -
voted to defence of himself against
the newspapers which , he said , had
charged him with advising murder ,
robbery , the burning of granaries ,
destruction of labor saving machinery
and the division of all capital among
the poor. He said : "They call ma
murderer because I said it would be
Impossible for me to lament when u
monster like the late Gzir of Russia
waa executed by the hands
of oppressed people They oill
mo robbar beoanee I showed the
people how they were being
robbed by the capitalistic class , be
came I si i 1 It was necessary to bring
forward another system of production
by which worklngmen could enjoy the
results of their industry. The writers
for thieves became very much excited
and denounced ma as a robbar. They
misrepresent ii the highest degree
when they oaid I advised a division oi
all capital among the people. All ]
asked for was the abolition of the
present UDjust division of the finite
of the industry of workmen among
capitalist ? . With regard to labor sav <
Ing machinery , I claimed thai
we are entitled to our shari
In every new Invention. He who de <
otaren tha * ; the retails , of solpnc :
should belong exclusively to a few ol
the privileged class talks nonsense anc
Is a robber. I want to see the form
ation of another system In whlcl
machinery like all capital of pro
dnctions should belong ; to the severa
societies and not to a few rlol
men. The pita for thi
miners , the land for the farmers
manufactories for operatives am
nothing fir idlers-"That's what ]
waat. " Speaking of thn condition oi
the laboring classes ia Europe he said
"All legal means for getting any re
form or progress have been takei
away from n . Nothing is left us bu
force. " He advised workiagtnon li
America tporganlzs as well and quick
ly aa posiible so as to bring politioi
power into the hands of the people
The capitalists in this country , h
said , would not give up their prlvl
lees and their power and the "tyrane
ous influences without exercise o
f jrcn to compel them to do so.
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF flPIENCES
to day elected Prof. O. 0. Marsh , o
Yale college , president , to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Pro !
Roc-era.
Toe statute of the late Prof. Henry
which is to ba unveiled to-morrow
was pi iced in position ia the groom
ol the Smithsonian Institute this at tei
noon.
THE STAR BOUTE TBIAL.
WASHINGTON , April 18. John A
Walsh was on the stand in the sta
route trial.
All the testimony for the proaocu
tion and defensn in the star route trial
is now in and the arguments wl !
probably begin to-morrow.
Oa reassembling time was ooonploc
by discussion as to what should b
the order of argument tn tbo jnrj
The court said it would see that a fit
division wcs had , The court wool
allow the government to npeu an
close. The court did not know tha
the government desired more than enclosing
closing argu-nent , bat had heard inti
matlons that the attorney genon
might wish to speak.
> I don't know that I would call tbi
too arguments , " said logarsoll , sneei
Ingly , ' bat I object to the precedon
If the attorney general wants to say
word in this case let him have tt
courage to make his argumant whoi
ho can be answered , not that I thin
ho would do any particular harm ; hot
over , if he wants to make the cloak
argumant I should ba delighted , bite
to tire closing arguments I object. "
Ingersoll insisted ho would refui
to make an address if the govornmoi
\voro allowed two closing argument
NEW INDICTMENTS.
The grand jury came in dnring tl
diiousslon and returned the foltowh
Indictments : One against Wm. Pi
Kellogg , for receiving money whll
United States noua'.or for servlc
rendered in relation to n contnot wl
the United States ; ono tgaiaat Tao
J , Brady , for receiving money whll
second assistant postmaster gonoi
for services rendered in rotation to
contract with the United States Ti
IndlotmentH are very volumtnou
there being five connU n oaoh indie
ment charging payments of money u
lawfully received.
The court reserved until to-raorn
ho aottlemont of the order of argn-
nnt to the jury , and then listened
o an argument from Davldgo regard-
ng the statute of limitations as
affecting certain counts in the Indict-
msnts charging the existence of con
spiracy. Adjourned.
BX SENATOR ICKLLCOO
said to-night that ho hsd little to add
o what ho h s already said about
? rice and Wnlih'a evidence and
Brady's Indictments eicjpt that ho
was surprised when an Indictment
was found and pro'cntlment made on
ho 27th of Match last it specified
hit the allipod office ) WAS commit-
ed on the 17.h of April 18SO ,
Although whatever evidence there was
n the case showed the offenee , if any ,
was really committed on the 16h ; of
Lprll 1870 and as yesterday was the
.7th of April when even by terms
irescntmeut of the alleged offonao It
> eoamo barred , he was nitnrally sur-
irlsod at the Indictment. HH could
lot now understand why to-diy an
ndlotmont should have been brought
n. Ho said ho believed this proceed-
ng was Instituted mainly with n vliw
of afTcctlng the pending trial , and
vhlle ho felt aggrlvod that a prccaad-
ng of this kind should have boon in
s ituted upon suoh cvidcuc > , given by
man who ho said was personally
icstllo to him , and bad boon pursuing
ilm for more thin a year , and that
the proceeding should have been con
ducted acd urged by a bitter polltlaal
opponent , still , as the evidence upon
which this Indictment Is brought was
considered by two previous grand
urles , composed of some of the most
> rominont citizens of the district , who
unanimously ignored it , and was
: assed over by a third grand jury ,
lomposed of men of equally high
standing , he had no f oar of. the ulti
mate result.
Ready tv Proceed.
Special Dlipatch to Till Bti.
WASHINGTON , 'April 18. A special
committee to investigate the charges
against supervising architect Hall met
mot to-day and road over the charges
and notified ex Congressman Murch of
Mo. , that they were ready to proceed
an soon w he appeared and then ad
journed nntil to morrow.
Oapt. Caarlea 0 McDonnell , of the
artillery , was retired to day because of
disability Incurred in the service.
. TOO SWEEf TO SPILL.
So the Firemen Took It In and tbe
Town Burned.
Special DIsp tch to Tin Uii.
CUICAOO , April -AToronto special
says : A fire thin morning destroyed
the vlllpfp of Oikvllle , on the Lake
Shore , twenty mi en from hero. The
firn brig&de from here went out by
special train , but got there too late to
savn tbo village. The loss will amount
to $100,000 or moro. The Inhabitant !
are flocking to thh ii-y by hundred !
for shelter , many on Lot , The pro
h.tt i'ion act was in forae In the count ]
where the \ i lago Is situated , but whet
the fire reached the drug store twc
IjjrrelMor wtuVy trerarolled Jjj6at ot
the street and the members of thi
villapo fire brlgide all got drunk ant
helpless , otherwise the fire niijht havi
been cmtrolled in Its first stages
Insurance small.
Corn in St. Lonii.
Special Dispatch to Tni Ii .
ST L uis , April 18 Rsports hav
ing been circulated hora and senl
abroad that corn In store was out o !
ondltlon and liable to become hot
he elevator owners and managers of
.cially announce they have had i
borough examination made of con
n the elevators , and report No. 2 con
iow In store folly as good , and prob
bly in bettor condition than for sov
rai years. This statement is en
Inrsed by the president of the bean
f grain inspectors.
Butler's Veto R a stained.
pecltl Dlapatch to TBI Un
BOSTON , April 18 Upon the qies
Ion of passing over the governor's vet
he bill appropriating money for thi
ixpenses of the various state onaritabl
, nd reformatory institutions the hens
oted 128 to 83 , not the nooesiar ;
wo-thirds In the affirmative , and th
v to was sustained. Five republican
voted In the negative with the dome
orals , one democrat voted In th
affirmative.
The executive council oonfirme
5ov. Bailer's appointment of Jno. K
farbox , insurance commissioner , an
T , H. Ohadwick , railroad commit
loner.
Suit f jr
SpojUl Dlipntch to Tui Bu.
WACO , Texas , April 18Suit wa
i ed In the district court of this count
to-day by 0. B. S.uart against th
Wdsturn Union telegraph compao
'or 825,000 damages. The suit !
sed upon the alleged failure of th
; elegraph company to deliver prompl
y a message from the plaintiff's dyin
Brother at Maruball , Tdxas , dosirin
ilm to come to htm , alleging that tb
message was given tn the operator i
Marshall February 31. and was n <
delivered to him at W.IOQ until tr
morning cf the 5th.
A. Thievlnn Emigrant Agtnt ,
SpecUl Dispatch to Till Uii.
NEW YORK , April 18. James Ros
daloagont oft ho Philadelphia Chad !
able society , and a party of Aral
quarreled on the steamer City <
Richmond , about to sill. All woi
taken to tbo Tombs. Here an Are
woman e ld 115 sovereigns belongic
to her had boon given to Rosedalo t
tha Organized Charities of Phihdo
phla to ongaga their passage to EC
rope. They agreed to give Rosada
$50 fir his trouble. When the sh
was about to sail ho handed them on
CO sovereign * , hence the outcry.
A Broknu Trust.
Bpeci&l Dlipxtch to Tui liii.
BOSTON , April 18 Both Kenned
a trusted clerk of M. S. P u & Oc
pawnbrokers , was to-day arrested i
ho aharzo of the embezzlement
$15,000.
A friend to the rich and poor ,
medicine that strengthens and heal
Is Brown's Iron Bit rs
GURLEY CONDEMNED ,
Another Dublin Assassin Oivon
Thirty Days For Prayork
Tha Programme of the In-
formera Effectively Ere-
cuted By the Jury.
The Relations of Franco and
China Stretched to a
Fighting Pitch.
BUmnrok Anxiously "Watching
fjr Belligiiront Sjmptpms
in Paris.
IRELAND-
SpecUl Dispatch to Tiu Bis.
Duuux , April 17. In the Curly
trial this morning the ctoslng orgu
luonta were mado. The jndgo then
charged the jury and the latter re
tired , and noon returned and rendered
a vordlot of guilty of murder , and
Curly wns sentenced to bo hanged
May 18.
Attorney Oaneral Porter , on behalf
ot the crown , declared the evidence
In support of an alibi worthless end
conflicting.
The judgethon delivered the charge
to the jary. He ipoko strongly
agi i ist the reliability of the ovldonoo
to prove an alibi , He pointed oat
there conld not bo the slightest
doubt that the mnrders were perpe
trated at the i litigation of secret
societies with which the prisoner
was Indisputably 'connected , The
charge was completed athalf put two
Tbo jary retired immediately and
after a abort absence re entered the
coutt room , finding Onrley gallty as
charged in the indictment. 'The
prlioner was aiked if he bad anything
to say why sentence should not be
pronounced. He said he had not ex
pected any mercy from the oonrt. It
was very unfortunate that the Irish
bench was never without s Norbnry
or n Keogh. He was a member of the
Invincible * , but was not In Phcealx
park on thn even lag the murders were
committed Ho loved his country and
could suffer for her. The witnessei
r the crown perjured themselves ,
urlcy also eald he was a Fenian. Af tei
he prisoner finished ho was sentenced
o bo hanged ou the 18 .h of May. Ai
he o fibers were taking the prloouoi
rom the dock ho cried out in a lon > :
olce , "God Save Ireland. "
ENGLAND.
pocUl Dlipatch to Tun BM.
LONDON , April 18 Andrew J. Kot
la , ex suspect , acceded from the Par
olllto parly
The homo cflho has issued a circa
ar directing the attention of local au
horltijs to the importance of vlgtlin
ibserv&tion to prevent persons got
.ing possession c f explosives and mi
omlj frori tthiflh ' . -fxolotJvQ' / jp
mado.A reward of 100 Is cftre <
'or information leading to the dla
lovery of any person engaged in th
llegal manufacture cf explosives.
In the commons the motion b ;
Pell , conservative , in favor of Imme
ditto reform cf local taxation , wa
nly negatived by a vote of 217 ti
220 An amendment wan accepted b ;
he government to postpone the con'
ilderatton of reform measured null
; ho whole question of local govern
ment is examined. The closeness o
the division on Poll's motion wa
oud'y cheered by the torles.
Lord O'Neill Is dead.
Tha Dilly News says that in tb
event ot the Annam affai * Involvln
France " % rlth Ohlna It Is undoratoo
France will confiae herself to block
adlng Chinese ports , very well awar
of the difficulties of au expedition t
Pekln. The News adds : It woul
ba a very serljns matter to stop th
trade between China and America o
England and Germany. It la wort
while for France to consider whothe
Bismarck will submit.
The story about the blowing up o
Salisbury cathedral is a hoax
The appointment of Pong Tilling a
Chinese minister of war denote * the
China la determined to resist Fronc
aggression in Annam
LONDON. April 17. The E.JSOI
City and suburban handicap wan wo
bi Riystorer , Lowland Chief sooonc
Swnot bread third.
LIVEBFOOL , Apiil 18. A ma
named Eugauo Kingston , eald to bo n
Invincible and connected with tl
PL oa ilx P < rk murders , has been a ;
rested.
LONDON , April 18. Arrived out tt
steamersSilesia , Kinsis , and State i
Pennsylvania. A box said to cental
explosives was found alongside of tl
Cathedral of Salisbury last night. Tt
cathedral is now guarded by tha polio
LONDON , April 18. Arrived oattt
steamers England and O.roasla froi
Now York.
Livenr ML , April 18. Tao steami
Sardinia , which arrived to day , roper
that on the 12th she spokothostoam <
Brooklyn City from Bristol for No
York with an engine disordered.
LONDON , April 18. The race f or tl
Stamford stakes at the York sprit
meeting to-day was won by So wan
Moonstone second , Lenontlno thlr
J. II. Keene's Crown Prlnoa came
last.
GERMANY.
pectl Dispatch to Tin BM.
BEULIN , April 18. The Noi
Djutsoho Zjltung , answering the cot
monts of the French proos on a pro *
ous article , saye ; "Ifa monaiohyl
restored in Franco , it Is not vo
likely that Germany would decla
wer forthwith. She would probab
await an attack fforn Franco , whli
would coon ba mdo , an , under cc
ttin coodltioua , the restored mono
ohy could probably bo induced to d
clare war on Germany without war
lnK. "
It Is reported that the liberals ha
abtndondod the Intention o ( inovli
on address in reply to the ompero :
meseago. The conservatives ui
ultramontanos are determined to d
cms the budget for 1884 85 , A coi
4-
mlttoo of the fortiohtltts party In the
rolchatog his Iisnod a circular con
testing tha assertion In the moisigo ol
the cmporor that the rolohstag Is
dilatory In transacting bnsinoes ,
QENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
8pcl ! IMnwtchti to Tiu ti .
Five hundred dwellings , the tele *
graph stations , postoffioo , a number of
stores and a largo quantity of coal
nd wood and mining property wore
bnrncdln | the village of Kttovr , Iwan-
oskol.
Au explosion of dynamite in a corn *
merolal establishment in 0rballca
province , Spain , killed two poisons
and wounded several. Three houses
were burned.
Two hundred Warsaw university
stndontH called upon the rector and
demanded an explanation for the ar-
roat of comrades. The rector sum
moned the pollcj and military , who
dispersed the students and occupied
the college building.
It having been discovered that a
certain nro of central Asia is sulta-
bio for the production of cotton ,
Orenburg Russians are preparing to
make the expoiimont.
PAULS , April 17.--Louisa Miohaol
bos bnoa committed for trial at the
nex * . Pirls asslaes. She is charged
withlnoltlng to riot. Sha will con
duct her own defense.
THESCAHEIN CANADA
Ottawa Agltatod by Platol Suoto.
Eptc 1 Dl p uh to Tin Di .
f OTTAWA , April 18. The reported
shooting last night caused uneasiness
in some quarters , In others the affair
is regarded as a hoax. In the vie 3
regal residence there is some alarm.
The cabinet oonncll considered the
matter. The policemen thus toll the
atcry : Shortly after midnight the
attention of Ofthcr Geddca was at
tracted by the report of a pistol
shot proceeding from the grove ,
about midway between the govern *
mont house and the reiidenco of Lieu
tenant Colonel Djwinion , Following
In quick Kuooesslon were throe other
shots. Qjddco made a rnth in the
direction of the grove and observed
the form of a tall man retreating. Re
membering ho had implicit instruc
tions from the superintendent if pa-
lice not to leave his poit on any ac
count , ho return > d tn his boat and
the party oncapod. Officer Farron , on
the adjoining boat , mot Geddos re
turning from the buob , and also
Jhcard the shots. The superintendent
\ol police attaoheu little Importance
to the occurrence , and implies that the
cflloors who reported the matter wore
drawing on their Imaginations for the
foots. In the vicinity of the grove In
a small iakn , and it Is assorted the
shots were fired by a Frenchman , whc
ononslonnlly shoots muikrats which
Ulton.nd thoro. A Toronto dotcoUvc
I stated one man is under surveillance ,
'i'and his arrest might be effected wlthii
! .lio next U4 hours , which would throv
* i light on some myatorlons movements
pecUl IHjtch to Tdi liu.
BoaoX , April 18. At the Tewks
mry examination a former inmati
> ve some startling and dlagustini
estlmony concerning the treatmen
) f inmates.
MUs Bowen refused to give th (
nwno by which she waa known In Ne\
fork , and counsel demanded it to In
julre Into her character for voracity
n the course of the controversy th <
governor said this Investigation woulc
nterest the ontlrn country when
hero were institutions like Tewks-
) ury , and ought to go before it. Al
ready It had aroused examinations li
other states , He had never had i
lollUoikl thought In connection wit ]
t , The only questions to ba decide *
were law , propriety and humanity
rat the oppoting counsel took tha
natrow vtaw of it , cf which ho wa
capable.
The chairman said the governor *
remark that another 5 to 4 votewonli
land this committee down as anothe
committee was handed down to th
country by Us 8 to 7 vote , was hlghl
mproper , and ho hoped no mor
political allusions would ba made b ;
tny of counsel. The governor sal
IB had aa little respect for the ohaii
man's opinion as the latter had to
ill , and ho had no respect for th
chairman's decisions.
Bjlng asked if MissB > wman wnnl
be present to morrow , G > vernor BJ
Icr said that If she was not hero he
testimony could bo stricken from th
record. Adjourned.
let the Nome of Charity-
Bpocf.il DbpMch to Tni Uii.
BOTFALO , April 18. The commc
council committee Inquiring into tt
county alms home , find Keeper Fro
Butch guilty of most recklois rail
management , bringing about the wi
fnl waste of $50OCO of the publ
fund * . The report includes ohargi
of pet j iry before the committee. Tt
district attorney was asked to preset
the case to the grand jury , Thei
U much Indignation felt agalni
Bisoh.
The End of a Bproe
Special Dlipttch to Tni DII.
Ciuciao , April 28 Dintel I
Donahue , the man arrested Mondi
night by Datootlvcs Elliott and Wile
on ousplclr.n of having robbed Nich
las Stanton , a recent arrival from tl
Ariama mines , of a watch and cha
worth about (180 , a diamond stt
valued at $100 , and ? 37COO In certl
catcB of m.nlng stock , whllo the coup
were on a oproo together , was brong
before Justice Wallace this mornli
fpr trial , but the cieo was oantlnui
until April 20 , under bonds of $2,00
which Donahue failed to furnish ,
Arkansas Justice.
Special IMspitch to Tin llii
LITTLK ROCK , April 18 To-day
the United Status court , ox-Unit
States Mtnhal J , T , Brown , jr. , w
convicted of perjury , having bei
previously convicted ef forgery.
Under the act pawed by the lojrli
uro dnring reoonetructlon , Ph
Up * , Monroe , St. Francis , Ji
forson , Chioot and other counties
auod bonds for various purposes , BOI
for $100,000 , others for $300,000 ,
aaklog a very heavy aggregate. Tao
counties mentioned several years
later resisted payment , dcolating the
Uw unconstitutional. Ropontly the
supreme court of the state , in the
Jefferson county case , declared the act
constitutional and to-day the United
Slates district court delivered an opin
ion that the counties owe the debt
and must pay the bonds.
PERKINS1 PURCHASE ,
The Hannibal & Sfc , Joe Taken
In By tlio Burlington ,
Terms of the Bale Outlined ,
ThoQ GobUtitliaHaiiiiilial.
BpocUl Dlipttch to Tni Dai.
BO&TON , April 18. The Transcript
arc O.mrlesE. Parkins , protidont
ot the Chicago , Burlington & Qalnoy
railroad has been In conference most
of the day with Fred. L Ames , repre
senting the Hannibal < b St. Joe rail
road , At ono time word oamo that
the purchase had actually been effect
ed , and probably has boon , save ar
ranging of papers and some minor da-
tills , though not olliolally announced-
The Chicago , Burlington it Qalncy
will guarantee all bonds of the Han
nibal & St. Joseph railroad company
and purchase the preferred stock at
par with its 3 per cont. debenture
bonds and common stock at 42 , the
prloo paid Jno. II. DafT , with six per
cont. interest since the date of that
purchase. Payment for this also will
bo m do In C per cent , bonds.
President Perking , of the Chicago ,
Burlington < fc Q ilnoy railroad Informs
the Advertiser that the proposed pur
chase by his road of the Hannibal &
St. Joseph road was consummated
this evening In a conference between
himself and Amos , The terms as
given above are correct and are thoao
oflerod and insisted upon by his pee
ple. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
7 ha Big Pool.
Bptcltl D'ljMtch to Tui I ! 11. ,
OiiKuao , April 18 , A ronrosonta-
tivo of the Pennsylvania nilway was
In the city for the purpose of estab
lishing a ticket office for the now
Chicago , St. Louis & Plttsbnrg rail
way , formerly the Oolnmbui , Chicago
& Indiana Central. The Intention it
said to bo to make a competing trunk
line between Chicago & Niw York vie
Pittsburg , to be operated outside the
pool. Oommiisloraor Fink hai Isiucc
a call for a mooting of general man
BRCO and general paosongor agouti ci
the trunk lines to bo hold in NOT
York April 25th , to tsRo final aotlot
In regard to the differential rate agreement
mont and for the establishment of at
eastern passenger pee ! , At the sami
raeotlhg the general manager will eon
aider questions In freight tnflb , cover
or log dpad and lire frtijht , and , rcor
ganlralijn of pools , eto.
and Wklssy-
Cpa bl Dbpktob so TurBs * .
PHILADELPHIA , April 18. At thi
pas trust examination to-day , Caihle
Whlto testified his predecessor , Bonj
S. Rilpy , embezz'ed $23,013. Rile
was discharged. Ho began to rolm
burse the trust , and after ho died hi
admlnlstratora continued payment/
They ranged from f4OCO to $15,41
In slcglo payments. When Craig wa
trustee ho furnished all the whisk ;
consumed at the office and Wm. I
Hirst and Richard Leldlow attendo
to the legal business of the trni
whllo members , and wore pal
therefor.
Bale of Short Hora *
BpecUlDltptch to Tni Usi.
CIIIOAOO , April 18 An Importao
sale of short horn cattle occurred s
Dexter Park to-day. The attendanc
of breeders from the cattle raisin
districts of the west waa largo aa
bidding spirited. The animals sol
were drafts from the herds of Riohsr
Gibson of Ilderton. Indiana , an
Rlgdon Houston & Son of Blandlni
vlllo , Illinois. Thirty.-five head wei
disposed of for f 37,500 ; 25 cows an
hellers averaged $1,210 ; 10 bull
averaged $702. Among the ImporUt
sales were the Daohess ot Hillsdali
1st , 2 years , sire Duke of Alrdrii
2nd , dam Duchess of Htllhnrst , Gtl
to Charles DigraQ of Wiuona , Minn
for $0,000 , Klrklovlngton , Duohei
of Hillsdale 21 , yearling , olroDake <
Alrdrlo , dam imported Klrklovlngtoi
Duchess 18 : h , to Strothos G loons , c
Ablnijton , III. , for $1,900 , Wll
Dnohesa of Gjneva , 10 years , sli
Duke of Gannva Oih , dam Wild Ox
ford , to N P Clark , of St. Clout
Minn. , for $2 , ICO. Lilly Barrlugtc
Oth , 2 years , sire Duke of Oxfoi
Mat , dam Lilly Birrlngton , to A. .
Alexander , Spring Station , Ky , , f <
$3,000. Duke of Hlllsdale lat ,
years , sire Duke of Alrdro 22d , da
Duchess of Hlllhurst 7th , to G. Alle
& Son , Palermo , 111. , for $3,600.
Fifty Thousand in Aahos.
S'ocl | l DUpatch to Tin ! ) .
WHEELING , W. Va. . April 18.
special to the Intelligencer fro
Hnntlngtoo , W. Va. , says the large
fire in the history of the town o
onrrod this afternoon , doatroyli
$50,000 In property , with small 1
snranco , rendering homeless fiftei
or twenty families 'and lea
ing but four buildings standing In
block 420 feet square. A roof f <
In , burying five firemen , but th
were extricated with only a f <
bruises , except one man , who was i
rlonsly Injured , The fire Is euppos
to have originated from the oarelt
handling of matches in Kounot'a II
cry stable. The Continental ho
has boon thrown open to thoao w
lost their all.
Nnlxnwlin , Safe.
Bpedil DUpitrn to Till U .
d NEW YonK , April 18 Arrived
State of Nebraska from G'asgow ,
A. V. s A. M.
St. John's lodge No. 25 will m
In special sommnnioation to-c
( Thnrtday ) evening for work In I
F , C. degree , Yiiltlog brethren i
fraternally Invited.
JAMKB B , BBUNBB , Master
A RUN ON BANKS.
Jin Imnionso Number Suspend
Fajment and Oloso
Ilioir Doors.
Panicky Feeling in the
Stacks of Chips Which
the ( Jopa Cneh In.
Millions of New Union Pacific
Bonds Listed by the
Stock Exchange.
Reduction of Grain Rate * From
Chicago to New Yorlr , Eto.
Special Dispatch to Tim B ,
NEW YonK , April 18 The polio
raided seven policy shops and arrested
the owners. The pollca hlrod men to
buy slips ,
The gamblers of the city Are dis
mayed. Acting ou the ndvlco of Re
corder Smith that ho conld confiscate
the gambling apparatus , and under
warrants Issued by that magistrate ,
Inapoctor Byrnes made another
raid on seven gambling houses.
From , five of thorn all gaming
paraphernalia had boon removed. In
two the f ornlturo was seized , At 159
Fulton street the faro table lay-outs ,
roulette whoolo and tables and stacks
of ohlpi were captured. The reputed
owner of this game is Charles Road ,
who Is In Europe. At the game said
to bo conductcd'by "Al" Tompklns , at
147 Falton street , moro furniture was '
selzid. AH were taken to the polloo
headquarters.
At 818 Broadway , 5 Park Place ,
and 100 West Twenty-Third street ,
not the slightest trtoa that the places
had over boon nssod for gambling1 pur
poses was found , No arrests were
mado. Inspector Byrnes says ho intends - - .
tends to follow the gamblers until \
they are cleaned out. Ho guaranteed
there was not a game open In the city
to-night. In most of them the furnl-
tnro was spirited away , and the places
loft bare. The captured property ,
valued at $1,500 , will bo broken up. f >
Walton , who retires from the St. .
James hotel this week , promises to
build within a block thereof thn finest
hotel In the world. William M. Con
nor , manager of the John MoOul-
lough combination , and well known v
In relation with race courses , suc
ceeds Walton In possession of thov '
St. James. , *
Tao executive committee of the * . ;
stock exchange listed $5,000,000 collateral - . >
lateral trust bonds of the Union Pool-
fis railroad , $3 000,000 Oregon Short
Line and about $22,000,000 common
and preferred stook and bonds of the
Chicago , St. Louis and Pittsburg rail
road ,
Railroad Commissioner Fink an
nounces that as some of the railroads
insist upon a reduction In grain rates
on and alter to-morrow , the rate on ,
eighth' class will be on a basis of 25 "
cents per 100 pounds from Chicago to .
Mew York The rates on all other ,
classes are uncharged.
The supreme oonrt grants the wife ,
of Ojmond Teaslo , the actor , $2 000 <
alimony and $200 counsel feoa. Her
man RufI , suffering from delirium ,
tremens , ran through Bleeoker street ,
screaming "I want to kill President
Arthur. "
The crow of the schooner Mary JL
Russell , with which the steamer City
of Morldan was In collision , arrived * ,
to-day. The Russell , four hours af ter-
the oslllalon , sunk to the top of the
cabin house , whereon all found refuge
until rescued.
Patrick Egan says after the Phila
delphia convention he will look Into .
the flour mill interest and then return
to Ireland.
ANEW LEASE.
A Stay ot Execution in tbe Owe o
tbe MInden Butcher.
BpocUl Dlipatch to Tui lin.
LINCOLN , April 18. The superior
court granted a stay of execution In
the case cf Matt Zimmerman , the
desperado who figured In tha notori
ous murder of three men In MInden ,
this state , and whose capture , when
his parter , Dick Bjlmont , was killed ,
created such a sensation. Z'tnmer- '
man was to have been hanged Satur
day. When the stay becomes known
In Kearney county the excitement
and Indignation will bo Intonso. It Is
the adjoining county to Adams , where
the Millet m uiders were lynched.
The Appolunlana
Special DUpatch to Till Uii. V
CHICAGO , April 18 Tno Appolo
commandory has asked the grand
commander of Illinois for a dispensa
tion to leave the state and also the
grand master of the United States to
leave the United States In con
templation of the European trip in
place of attending the conclave at
L San Francisco Their decision in this
a matter was caused by the action taken
it by San Francisco hotel keepars as
published In a Ban Francisco paper ,
g March 28th , relative to hotel rates.
i- Upon receiving this published Inn -
n formation the commandory at once
- arrived at the decision to abandon tbo
contemplated western trip without
waiting for the report of Dr. Oolllstor ,
thnlr representative.
The Oallnpaod Iron Mlno.
Special Dlip&tcb to lui liu.
MILWAUKEE , April 18 An Iron
Mountain ( tfloh. ) dUpatoh soys : No
bodies have boon found vet , but a coat
and mittens were picked up recently.
Theeo worn probably hanging in tbo
boilorhouso to dry at the tlmo of the
eave In. Some of the burled machin
ery is balng roooyeaod. Eleotrlo
lights from the Qalnnctco mlno nre
balng used to facilitate the work at
night. Pumps from the Ohapln ( nine
et are being placed In position for use in
case the rescuing party meoU with ,
Jy water.
re Tweaty-ctx hundred German lamt-
grant * lauded at BaltUaoti jfiterdty ,
\ Most of them have geM wet.