OMAHA DAILY BEE
TWELFTH YEAR. OMAHA1' ' NEB TUriSDAY MOENING MAY 8 , 1883 100
SOVEREIGNS IN SHACKLES
The Bight of the People to Rule
the Supreme Court.
The Quootlon of Railroad Rates
Clearly Within the Province
of Legislatures.
The Ooart of Last Resort Places
the Power in the Hands
of the Electors.
The "Patent Process" of Grind
ing Wheat Declared Void
by the Court.
The Fighting Lieutenant Ool.
Idgos Requested to Leave
the Army.
The HowK xt C ir > Bill * Continues
His Talk-General N m Frcm
\Vujblugton.
CAPITAL NOTES.
Special Dispatches to Till U ,
THE HOWOATE CASES.
WASIIISOTOV , May 7.Tho oonrt
In bauo through Cuief Justice Onrtls ,
dollvorcd a discussion la the two
Howgato CMOB. la the lirst case ,
where the property had been nttachod
by the government which It was
alleged had been held by Howgato to
other parties , although the deed was
not recorded , the conrt decided
adversely to the government and dia
missed the attachment. The second
case was an appeal from the advene
decision of the lower court where the
defendant had toslited the attachment
of hi * property by the government because
cause the action had been brouoht by
pedal counsel Instead of the United
Skates district attorney. The appeal
was dismissed and the decision hold * .
The United State * ha * a legal right to
employ such professional aid a * it may
deem necessary.
KAIUtqAD RKODLATIOM AFFIRMED.
The supreme court decision rendered
dorod In the so-called "granger case'
of Neal Haggles against the people of
state of Illinois , in which the question
hi ralseo whether a charter granted to
the Central Military Tract Railroad
company , now the Chicago , Barling-
ton & Qaincy railroad , by the legisla
ture of Illinois In 1850 , or any snbso-
quont amendment therefor , contains
such contract between the atato and
company as to authorize the company
to establish Ita own rates of fro and
freight beyond Intorfcrenco by the
ntato. The court answers this ques
tion in iho negative , and hold the
directors of the railroad company cannot -
, not adopt any by-law fixing rates of
faro asrt might wh'.charaJa'c 'uiUgt
with the laws of the state relating to
the same subject. The judgment of
the supreme court of Illinois la af
firmed.
On the Oth of March , 1883 , Morgan
\ A. Lewis , passenger on the train of
the Chicago , Burlington & Qaincy
railroad company , tendered Neal Rag-
gles , a conductor of that company , 18
cents as fare for hi * transportation
from from Bad * to Neponset , a dis
tance of six miles. This was at the
maximum rate of three cents per mile ,
prescribed by the statute of Illinois
then in force. The conductor de
manded 20 cents , which was the faro
fixed by the railroad company. Lawls
refused to pay more than 18 cents aud
the conductor thereupon attempted to
eject him from the car. For this act
the conductor was prosecuted before
a justice of the peace upon the charge
ot assault and battery and fined $10
and costs. The case was then carried
np through the atato courts by sue-
costive appeals , the railroad sustaining
the conductor , and raltiug. the ques
tion of the right of the state to inter
fere with Its business by fixing ratet
of faro and transportation. A decls <
Ion was finally rendered in favor ol
the state by Its highest court , and the
railroad company thereupon appealed
to the supreme oonrt of the United
States , upon the ground that the act
of the general assembly of Illinois ol
April 15 , 1867 , fixing the maximum
rate of charges for transportation ol
pusengers on railroads in the state.
Was unconstitutional and void , be
cause It impaired the obligation ol
contracts In the charter * of varloni
companies which were merged int <
the Chicago , Burlington and Qainc ]
railroad company by the consolida
thn.
thn.The
The court holdt :
First That the grants of Iramunltj
from legitimate governmental oontro
are never to .be presumed. On tb <
contrary the presumptions are all thi
other way and unless the uxemptloi
is clearly established the legislature i
free to act on all subjects within It
general jurisdiction at the public Interests
torests m y mom to require. A stM
may limit the amount of charges b ;
railroad compnulei for fares an !
freights unless restrained by com
contract In the charter
Soiond ThatIn the present CM <
hero Is no such res'ralnt The stite 5
t Is true , has given the board o )
directors of the railroad company th
power to establish sash rates of to !
for the conveyance of pnrona or prof
erty as they shall from time to Urn
by their law * determine , bat such b ]
aws must not bo repugnant to th
onstltutlon and laws of the state. ]
ho ntate had not legislative power t
emulate charges of carriers for hire tti
ase won'd be different , but that que
Ion has been settled and the amende
charter which thU company secure
from the legislature must be construt
n the light of that established powe >
The judgment of the supreme con
of Illinois 1 * affirmed with cents.
Opinion by Chief Justice Walte.
Juitlo Harlan concur * in the jnd
.meat , but not In the opinion. Ja
io BUtchf ord did not lit in the CM
A dteUlon waa also rendered by tl
court la o e of the Illinois Central
railroad company , plaintiff In error ,
agalnit the people of th ? itate of Illi
nois , which Involves preoUoly the
amo questions which wore presented
In the proceeding case. For reasons
given by the oonrt In Its opinion In
this case the judgment of the snprruo
conrt oi Illinois is affirmed.
AX ARMY BOUNCE.
The resignation of Lieut. Ool.
Galdo Idgos , Elghtoonth infantry , to
take effect January next , haa boon
rectlvod at tbo war department , hav
ing been forwarded from General
Terry's headquarters. Secretary Lin
coln directed It bo returned with In
structions that if the resignation bo
tendered to take effect Immediately ,
it will bo accepted ; that otherwise a
court martial will bo ordered to try
him upon thu charge of duplicating
his pay acoouuta. Idgos waa ono of
those who , dniiug the war of the re
bellion , appeared to have n obarmod
life , having boon engaged In O7cr
eighty hot engagements and came
through unscathed. lie warred against
the Apaohes after the close of thu
war and conducted a brilliant winter
campaign sgatnat the northern hoatlloj
in Montana three years ago. lie la n
man of iutroptd bravery and those of
tha army who personally know him
felt a sympathy for him deaplto the
charge resting against him.
BLISSFUL DREAMS.
Bliss continued his argument In the
star ronto trial this morning. Ho
declared the official records showed
within three months after the data
npon which S. W , Dorsoy came Into
possession of his twolvu routes , ton of
them had boon Increased or expedited ,
and most of the orders had been
made whllo Dorsoy was In the city ,
aud no one know how far the thing
would have gone If a now administra
tion had not come in. The
honest men , McVoagh and James ,
stepped to the front , yet
with Incomparable Impudence Dor
soy had patched up Herd ell's
affidavit addressed to tbo president
and had attempted to defame the mem
ory of Garfield by asserting that upon
that affidavit Gaifiald would have
removed two of his cabinet. Blls was
speaking of the J. B. B. check ( the
Belford check ) when Wilson asked If
that had anything to do with the mall
business. Bliss replied that he did
not know. Dorsey had told Rerdcll to
oharee It to the mall and the defence
should have produced the books to
contradict llerdell neon that point.
If Doraey had cheated bis partners by
charging ; that check to them it don t
concern the prosecution. An impor
tant fact waa that llerdell had been
corroborated In bit statement.
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
The supreme court also rendered a
decision In the patent cane of Robert
L. Downton , appellant , agalnat Yoagcr
Milling company , which involves the
question of the validity of the patent
on what is known aa the now process
for making flour by crashing grain
between two rollera. The conrt holds
the patent is void for the want of nov
elty tha process which iho r.ppoUant
claims as his Invention having boon
clearly described aa early as 1847 , In
a publication called "Anglo Dy
American and Swiss Ssienoo Milling , "
ry OhrijtUn Wllholm Frltsoh , of
Lelpsio. The decree of the circuit
court dismissing the bill Is affirmed.
After reading over opinions in a
large number of cases , most of which ,
however , involved only questions of
local or private Interest , the conrt ad
journed for the term.
THE HILL INVESTIGATION.
March had an Interview with Act
ing Secretary New to-day In reference
to the Investigation of affairs of the
supervising architect's office. Ho in
formed New ho proposed to proceed
with the Investigation as far as ho was
concerned , as soon as ho could get his
papers In shape and prepare a caee for
presentation. Ho hoped to be able
to accomplish this In about a week.
New says the committee are waiting
solely upon March and the investiga
tion will bo proceeded with as coon as
that gentleman In ready ,
A BONANZA. IN RESERVE.
Judge Lawrence , first comptroller
of the treasury , haa not yet decided
the important question whether the
earnings for government transporta
tion on nuaubbidizd roads leased by
tbe Pacific railroad companies can be
withheld HS Is norv the practice of the
the treasury department , or whether
the amounts shall be paid the com
panies In cash. The amount withheld
for such transportation on unaided
lines of the U.nlou Pacific from July '
1. 1878 ( the date when the act went
into operation ) to December 31 , 1882 i
Is $410,000 ; und the sum wlthhald
from nnaubiidlod branches of the
Central Pacific from the date when
the Thnrman act took iffdct , to Da
camber 31 , 1881 , amounts to J978,000
The figures have not been made uj
beyond the dates specified.
Flttiburc l > abor Trouble * .
SprcUl Dispatch to Till Oil.
PITT-BXJRO , May 7. The coal mlneri
In eleven pita along the Panhandli
road am reported wi.klug at n rt'dtti
tlou. Toe sUlker.ii arj vrorklcg hare
to gst all miners cus and exotic ; t. (
rnako Bueptnslon if work general b ]
to morrow. Mas ingi wera held a'
ManifiMd for that parpouo to-day ,
o Tau miners' cffioh'o uiilm that if thi
, niceejary river minsrs will clop wort
f to cut off the supply of railroad ope
Ifl raters , and If they fai1 , the aasocUtior
11 will etdnavor to gat thn m onor.ttloi
3. of miners of Oslo and Miry laud t (
10 demand an advance on n certain day
rie The suspension of mil faotorlea fo
ie two weeks , which was to go Into offao
If to-day , was postponed Indefinitely
to Trade Is good.
10
IS- Awl' * Well That Eodi Well.
ISsd Spwtai Dispatch to THI Bn.
id BOSTOX , May T. The union printers -
edr. ers employed at the Univoralty Press
r. Cambridge , * truck work to-day , beta ;
trt dissatisfied with present rate * .
The labor look out at the varlou
Marblehead manufacturer * began thi
morning and fourteen hundred opei
athes are idle at different branchei
10. Shoe manufacturer * stopped wor
10.ha rather than accept tha new price lisi
There * ro four fiotorlos Involved
The laaten union htvo not submitted
a price list to tbo manufacturer * , but
nrobably will do 10 this afternoon.
Both side * are firm ,
STOPPED SHORT-
The Coast Monopoly Shut Out a
Rival.
.Special Dlaiatth to Till ll i ,
CHIOAOO , May 7. The Times will
lay to.uiurrow : "A tripartlto agree
ment has been consumatod , parties to
which nro the Atchlfinn , Topeka it
Santn FtSt Liuls it Sin Francltco
and the Atlnntta & Pao fij railroads
Undo ; the t > ioomont a controlling
Interest In the St. Louis it , San Fran
cisco roixd U secured to the Atlantic
& Pacific , the latter agreeing to stop
the construction of Its line west of
the Colorado river for the preiant ,
but to be permitted to proceed to
completion of the work ovontcally
to .thn Pacific coast , making
Sin Francisco the western terminus -
minus t\3 originally contemplated.
Should the agreement bo faith
fully kept by other parties , the
Atlantic & Pacific will not bo per
mitted to reach Sin Francisco for the
full term of the contract , which Is
twenty yea , and the controlling
Interest which It has secured In the
lit. Louis & St , Fanclsco Is a practical
stoppage of the extension of that line
and equivalent to merging Its franchises
In the Atlantic & Paolfio. The con-
noclion of this line to the Pacific
coast will be from the Colorado river
over a branch of the Southern Pacific
to Mohave , thence by the main line
to San Francisco and Los Angolos. The
now arrangement goes Into effect at
' '
once.
PAUPER EMIQR&NrS.
Gov. Duller Aeks for Federal Inter
vention.
Special Dispatch to Tin lln.
BOSTON , May 7. Governor Butler
has written Saorotary Folger con
cerning the numerous arrivals of fam
ine-robbed poor of Ireland , shipped
to this country by the British govern
ment. He says : "I sympathize with
these poor people , and if landed I
will endeavor to ice that they are
humanely and properly cared for. I
recognize and rejoice in the theory
npon which our government is found
ed that America should bo a homo
for the oppressed and downtrodden
of everywhere. We welcome , there
fore all , however humble , who come
to us of their own free will , aided by
their enterprise , energy and resourc
es. Such people , whether men or
women , and their children are a
source of wealth to this country. "
The governor further nskn Secretary
Folger to takomeasureslegal and proper
to prevent the landing of such expor
tatlon at least within the limits of
Moessohusetta. The governor promises
the secretary whatever aid the execu
tlvo of the state may be able to give.
Secretary Folgor replies In effect the
papers In the matter of exportation of
psuip : crsl2 * oa * o tHs cunntry a
dor the auspices of the Britlsn 'gc7 ,
ernmont have been referred t ° the
secretary of the states. Folger adds :
"This subject of emigration was
brought to the attention of the de
partment by the collector of customs
of Boston , on the 20th ultimo.
Tit * Eleotrlo Railway Company
BpccUl Dispatch to Xm BIB.
ALBANY , May 7. The * , A. Ediion
and others , representing a capital of
$2,000,000 , filed papers with the sec
retary of state incorporating the elec
tric railway company of the United
States. The object is to develop oluo-
trlclt as a motor for the propulsion
of railroad trains.
The Molecular Mutual Telephone
and Telegraph company was also In
corporated hero to-day.
Jay ii Coming.
Special Dltpitch to Tin lisa.
KANSAS CITY , May 7. Thii Gould
party arrived late thia efturnoou over
the Missouri Pacific from Texas. A
considerable part of the run from
Sedalla was mad * at a speed of 50
miles an hour. Tno pirty inspected
the railroad shops here and leave to
morrow morning fur Omaha.
A Drnnben Brute.
Special Dispatch to TUB EKS
BOSTON , May 7. John Callahan , of
Winchester , wont to Wobarn Saturday
night , bought a gallon of liquor , and
went on a aproo. He brought a 3-year
old child with him , forced him to
drink all ho could , and then throw the
llq-jor into his face. The child went
into convulsions , and died this morn-
Ing. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Clgai maker * ' Strike In Chicago.
Special Dispatch to Tni liii.
CHICAGO , May 7. About one-third
of the cigar manufacturers in this city
having refused to pay the advance de
manded , the union men quitted the
shopi this morning , It la estimated
that two hundred men In all MO ont
of employment Other thops have
conceded the advance.
Shipping New * ,
Sp 'c'M ' ' Ui > i c > es to Tni Ult
N , M.\y 7 - The cteamei
El p hurr hai boon tuod Into
month ; all w 1' ' .
Arrived t OlaRSfow , S.ate of No
brrtuk-i , from New York.
NEW YORK , itt : y 7. A-rlvcd , M.iln
Bremen and Sardinian , from Liver-
pool.
C.-.lt Makitra.
Special DUiuti'h to Tin Ui ,
it PiTrnucKO , Miv 7 A. 0 Tlnnt
man & On. , cjku man-ificturcra
whoso financial embarrassment wiv
aunoanced Saturday , after proloni.ec
consultation with creditors made at
assignment this mnrnlrp Thti
liabilities amount to $310 000 of thi
( mount | 200COO , Is secured.
8tlv r Iiatxed for th
ptcUl Dltpatch to Till tin.
WASHINGTON , May 7. The lean
of standard ailvur dollar * for th
week ending May 5 , was $157,000 ,
000 ; for the corresponding period lu
jear , $143,000.
SCARING THE CANUKS.
Two American Djiiamito Vessels
Bearing Down on Halifax.
The Authorities Frightened
Out of Their Wita
Srxclal Dlrpatch to Tni llii. '
HALIFAX , May 7. Rumor * are cur
rent that a ttartltng letter was re
ceived by Lieutenant Governor Arch
ibald , warning him of the expected
viilt to Halifax of two auspicious
American vessels and cautioning him
to have precaution * taken for the
safety of lifo and property of the
city , The lieutenant governor admit
ted receiving the letter but declined
to atatu its contents or the nature of
the nuainres taken by military aim
naval authorities. From other pai-uea
in position to know thu contents ot
the letter It la learned that Ool.
Olarku Sunday , communicated to till
CITS information , cald from Sir Junn
MacUjuald , that two suspicious
vojsols manned it la bolibvcd , yb
foulan'a and carrying a quantity of
torpedoes and other dangerous ex
plosive had sailed from Boston n few
days ago , and it Is thought intended
to make Halifax their destination.
On arrival horo' It was assorted tor
pedoes with which the vessels were
laden would bo laid as opportunity
offered beneath the harbor with the
intention of blowing np shipping en
tering or leaving. The line of torpe
does waa to bo stretched from Sombro
np the harbor HS close to the city as
possible , and when the tlmo arrived
all wonld bo fired. Particular
mention was made of an extraordinary
watch to bo kept the 14th instant , the
day on which Brudy , the Ptmnlx park
murder , will be executed ; and It was
also recommended that the guard * of
varion * barrack * , powdar magazine * ,
dock yard and war ahlpa bo strength
ened. It could not be learned wheth
er the guards on the Imperial property
all over the city have been Increased ,
but on H. M. 8. Tonedoa , in port ,
thi * has been done , and sentries at
varion * point * In the city Instructed
to be careful whom they allow to enter
the gates at which they watch.
CROOK BEYOND THE LINE.
The Latest Newa from the Seat ol
'War.
Special Dispatch to Tni liu.
ELF ABO , TEXAS' , May 7. Informa
tion from General Crock by way of
Jones , Onlhuahne.'ls hourly expected.
It is believed h. * will have reached
that place by th i dato. His first
watering place w md be Ojo de Lis
Mosquito , bin so1 opd camp probably
a dry onp. B'.nn j\i Jonoa Is a town
of fifteen hnndrM'lnhabltants , and a
military district1 * the foot hill * of
the SISm'Madle/Vwlll probably be a
yohtt front' whicV iho movements In
'
2.10 * * 8-- . * , j > ]
feneral Cabro , In Chihuahua , and
onora are operating in conjunction
with Crook and our farces. This is
made evident by the dispatch received
t Hermoslllo , Sonora , yesterday an
onnolng a sharp fight in La Gnashla
anyon , 103 miles southeast of that
Ity.
Adjutant General Drum and Colonel
Barr , assistant judge advocate gen-
ral and private secretary of the
ecretary of war arrived. It Is be-
ovod the visit has been In part dl-
ected by the possible complications
bat may arise from the operations of
General Crook.
\Vlnter Wheat Proipaot.
pedal Dispatch to Tni BH.
COLUMBUS , May 7. Official dls
latches received from other states by
be Ohio board of agriculture glvo the
ollowlng aa the total probabilities
that Is acreage and condiclon com-
ilnod ) for winter and spring wheat , in
ho following states : Kansas 93 ,
Minnesota 70 , Indiana 70 , Iowa about
30 , California 87 , Michigan G4 , Ohio
0 , Illinois , April estimate 08 , Ken-
ucky , do. GG From the above and
thor data JSecreUry Chamberlain , of
) hlo , estimate a probable storage of
100.000,000 bushels from the last crop
f 500,000,000 bushels.
Tbo CathoHo Knight * .
Special Dltpatch to Tni CD.
Sr. Louis , May 7. The biennial
convention of the Catholic Knights
of America convene here tomorrow ,
About aevonty-fivo delegates ropre-
enting thlrty-thren states and four
err itorle * are expected to bo present.
Chose delegates already here were
; lvon an informal reception at the
clubroom of the local Knights , at
hich quite a number of well known
citizens were present.
A Mtandafil Hoax-
Special Dlipatch to Tu Bit.
NEW YoitK , May 7. Oirdlnal Mo-
[ Hotkey waa seen today ub > ut The
London SuncUrrt'a Il'mie dispt'ch ,
to lha cfft.cc that Cardinal Jaooblui ,
papal * secretary of ittate , cabled tht
Itquirj' i > It were true that
0 .rdlnal McOltmkey hadj recrlved
Alex. Sullivan , preoidont ot the Irish
National Le K f | > < ud ( l"uiHndlr , ( , ' an
explanation , Ordln-il McOluskedo- |
nlos that he received tnch dispatch ,
aud chsraoi-erlz- the statement at
a'jaurd and rldiculnoH en i a face , u'
injono a-qnalnted with Ejck'strtidcal
law would readily uto. Tno cardinal
d'-d that it WAS ! inpo > eible that an ;
such request should bo made ,
Fire * .
Spec'Al Dispatch to Tui Un.
ST. Louis , May 7. About a dozer
business houses and resldencea In Eisl
St Linls burned this morning.
CHICAGO , May 7 Erly this morn
Ing two children , aged two and thrui
yean , belonging to a poor colorec
woman , who had left them a few mo
menta to g"o out aud purchase bread
wore burned to death in a four-storj
tenement home , at tha oorne :
of Eighteenth and Clark street *
Tha firs originated in a room ooonpUi
by the children. Otnso unknown , A
blind man , one cf the occapanta of
the tenement , had his Ufa saved
through the exertions of the firemen.
The others escaped. Damage to the
balldlng was slight.
ATRAZY CRANK ,
The Ohief of the Boston Folioe
Shot by a Lnnatio ,
The Hub Agitated to its Center
Spmtal Dlipatchei to Tni llii
BOITON , May 7 Shortly after
noon today Mr. Wade , chief of the
dittrlot police In Pemborton Square ,
was shot In thn loft arm aud right
shoulder by Richard Bronnan , a
crank recently discharged from tha
ciy cnirnctlonnl Institution. Bron-
unit was arrented. Wado's wonnds
are severe but not dauporous. The
excitement over the shooting was
ttomoudnns. Within a few minutes
a grcit crosrd blocked the streets
In thu neighborhood of the chief's
ofliio , 35 Pemborton equare. Iho
LOR-a spread rapidly through the city
and crowds gathered In fromt of the
nowepapon dices and nothing also was
talked of. The wound In the arm Is
worse aud thu surgeons did not doom
It prudout to attempt to extract the
ball , There has boon n great loss of
blood and Iho bullet lloa dangerously
near the artery in the olbow. Bron
nan was a member of the Thirteenth
Massachusetts reglmunt and now on
thrco months leave of absence from
the soldiers' homo at Togns Springs ,
Maine.
Careful inquiry develops the fact
that Brennan had in contemplation a
number of tragedies. After falling to
find Dr. Jelly , ho vlsi od city hall in
search of Inspectors Oarraughty and
Lynch , whom ho iutonded to kill.
Liter he wont to the state house lookIng -
Ing for some ono olio. Bis Intended
victims wore absent In each case and
Chief Wade waa the first man on the
Hat whom he found at hi * post.
GEKEREAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SpcUl DUpatchci to Tni DII.
LONDON , May 7. The Globe denies
the report , put in circulation last
week , that Peter Tynan , No. 1 , la in
London , and that he is communicating
1th the police with the object of
irnlng Informer.
LONDON , May 7. The Times this
ornlng , referring to the vote by
hloh the affirmation bill was defeated
ys : "Tho authotity and power of
ho government have received a shock ,
ds , without doubt , the ministers will
! 0'gnlza themselves The spell of
heir success la broken. "
LONDON , May 7. The Prince of
Vales formally opened the eohool of
music at Kensington to-night. In an
.ddrcss . ho announced that Sullivan-
ho music composer , and Graves , edl-
or and writer , had been knighted ,
He nlao stated that Geo. A. McF
iH'&rofudttiil Ittiljiu4. * j'Tl
nd Duchess of Edinburg 'and ' Ula
tone were present at the ceremony.
Arrangement are rapidly proceeding
'or ' the opening of the universal fish-
rles exhibition. The American de-
artment has obtained 1,200 feet ad-
itlonal space from Denmark. Goods
rom America will thus be exhibited
o better advantage. A prominent
'eature In the American department
' 111 be five hundred crayon drawings
luetratlng the whole process of fish
inlture.
BERLIN , May 7. In the debate In
ha budget for 1884 85 in the relchsta ?
Rtchter moved to refer the subject tea
a committee , it being impossible to
make reliable estimates so far ahead.
The motion was supported by all liberals -
orals , torlea and clericals. It was
finally adopted , 105 to 97 , again
"rustrattng ono of Bismarck's favorite
projects.
Bismarck has Issued a circular to
fficlals of the Russian province order-
ng Inquiry Into the extent of in
uries inflicted on national wealth by
reason of the greater part of fire In
surance business being in the hands
of private companies. Ho asserts the
profits of the companies are too high ,
owing to unjust Increase of premiums
and too low In assessment of damages
by firn.
DUBLIN , May 7. In the Kelly trial
to-day , Joseph Qanlon , another In
form er , confirmed the evidence of
Carey and Kavanaugh that Kelly was
one of the four men on Kavanaugh's
oar the evening of the Phoenix park
murder.
TELOEQRAPH NOTES.
Honolulu adrlces itate that the Chinese
.mmlgrktion la iho all absorbing question.
At the rate tbe Chinese re arriving they
will soon outnumber tlio natives , jvleel-
nKB protesting againit tbe influx are being
constantly held.
A tumor was nuccessfully cat from
the mouth tf Congressman Kelly , ol \
FennsvlvanU ,
Governor B tier sent to the secretary 7
of ttote , without s'gnnture , tbe reaolutlou
apprnprUttug t-0 ? 1,000 for double tracking {
the Huoito tunnel line , and tays he shall
m.t ign it.
Tin Ma < ivhnett < i house adiped under r
euapenxion of rulen , without debate , tht
tntto rtB'ilutiou recognizing the u ! ill' < ,
not vices. 11 , d iatenrity cf Oikea Aims , nuu 1
w king fur like recurnitiou on tha puri i.l I
f Ir/tt / annual \rbor Dav eet l > y tl.e fgi'V
crnnienk of the provinca of Alontin * ' ,
ubHervid yo'ttrdny , wss an utqaalifie
niiCfBij. Treu pluntli.g WAD Indulged in 1
by almost evcryl ody.
Kx Truftsurer Marau T. IVk. of Ten
ne < > ee , executed a bond In $35,000 SB re
quired by . 'u ' < 1g Allen and ufti mleaned a <
I:3iiyc8t : rdiiy afternoon ,
The Buprume court of Louisiana has re
vened the decUlon of tbe Ijwer couit un
decide * thkt municipal bond ) cannot bi
taxed.
President Walker , of the New Orlean
ta-.lroad , makes * formal oilar of $200,000 J
to the world's Industrial and cotton cei
tennial expoiltion if the building It locatu
near the line * of that company.
.
A bill wan introduced In tbe New Yorl
legUlature making Brooklyn bridge free t
pedoctriani and wbon final action was t
t > taken on It the doting day of the ici
Ion th bill could not M found. It wa
mUlald or itolta.
BEFOULED HIS NEST.
The Wife of Senator Fair Sues
for Divorce ,
Charging the Nevada Btatee-
man With Numerous
Infidelities ,
Special Dlipttch to Tut li ,
SAK FKANCISOO , May 7. A com
plaint was filed In the first judicial
district of Nevada , last Wednesday ,
by Thoroea Fair against Jas. d. Fair.
The canoe of the action la adultery on
the part of the defendant. Plaintiff
states she was married to the defend *
ant in CaUvorng county , California ,
December 18 , 1802 ; cntno to Novuda
with him In 1800) ) hs lived with him
until a few mouths ago , when she became -
came cognizant of certain acts of infi-
dflty on the part of defendant , ninoo
which tlmo oho has not lived with him.
The complaint says the defendant
committed adultery with ono Smith at
a house in Jesslo street , San Fran ,
olooo , sorao tlmo lu November , 1881.
Tno senator h also charged with com
mitting the aamr * crlmo with lurz
Leonard. Plaintiff cnyo the defend
ant has possession and control of n
largo amount of community property ,
the particulars of which aha cannot
sUtu. Mrs. Fair prays judgment as
follows :
First That divorce ba gruutod her
and that she bo awarded custody of
the children.
Second That such portion of the
community properly bo allowed and
set apart as nhall bo equitable and
just.Third
Third That defendant bo required
to pay Into court a reasonable sum to
defray expense of action and lawful
fees , and defendant pay alimony In
such an amount as the oonrt may doom
just for support of plalntiQ and chil
dren daring the pendency of the ac
tion and such further relief aa may
be deemed just.
The senator was in Oomttook last
Wednesday when the papers were
served on him , but left for ban Fran
cisco the same evening. It created
quite a sensation In Virginia City
society. Both parties possess great
wealth. Fair also represents Nevada
in the United States senate.
The prevailing opinion on the
Comstook Is that the Nevada states
man will not make a defense In the
suit , bat allow It to go by default and
acroo to each settlement of the prop
erty so may be determined upon by
counsel. Gossip also cnya that Iho
amount haa been agreed npon as fol
low * : Three million cash , ono million
five hundred thousand In real estate ,
at all events , in case of the divorce
being granted , but this is merely ru
mor.
mor.Tho case will come before Judge
Rising , and ia looked forward to with
considerable cariosity by nearly every
p.fo on the coast , ' \
Th Trial ofjorsllaia.
pedal Dlepatcb to Tni BUB. '
CHICAGO , May 7. The trial of Jero
jim for the murder of the pugilist ,
ames Elliott , was called this morn
ing in the criminal court of this city ,
ifcforo Judge Sidney Smith. The
irlsonor appeared in excellent
lealth , and was dressed with
xtremo care. No effjrt was made
n either side for a continuance , the
ouncol for the state and defense ap-
tearing anxious to have the trial pro-
eod. A regular jury panel was
pecdily exhaused , and after ordering
a special venire to report to-morrow
morning , the trial adjourned till then.
RtiYrm In St. Iinnli.
Ipoclat Dispatch to Tin llii.
Sr. LJUIS , M y 7. Judge Van
Wagoner , ot the criminal court , lu 1
charging the grand jury to-day , drew
tholr attention to the fact that reports
had boon recently pnbllnhed charging
bribery and corruption In the munici
pal body and stated It was within their
province to investigUo thi'm. Ho
also said if the Inw ai inat duolinghnii
been violated it was their duty to In
dict the offenders.
The schools and public offijps of Brook-
_ ; yn will be cloicrt the d y of theh'idge
opening. Gov Cleveland will bo Riven a
reception In the evening. Toe board of
al einiPD of Brooklyn voted $5,000 for
illun.iitttions and -8"lvfrt that the Hone
head nrn ment nn the bridge would be re
moved and the government ooat of arms
aud Anietlctn eagle be tubetltuted.
HEREDITARY
SCROFULA.
A7 RE you aware that In your blood tha
_ C3 _ taint ot scrofula has a prominent
place ? This Is true ot every one. It Is lia
ble at any time , on the slightest provocation ,
to develop Itselt In some Insidious disease. .
i Consumption and many other diseases arc
outgrowths ol this Impurity of the blood ,
HOOD'H SARSAI'ARIMA has a wonderful
power over nil scinftilous troubles , as the re-
inarkable testimonials wo have received
unmistakably prove ,
'MR3SR4. C. I. HOOD S : Co. : flcntlemcn-
' My youngest son lias always beer
troubled with Sciofnlous Humor ; sores It :
his head discharging fiomhlscars.andarun
ning sore on thu luck of his ear for twc
jears ; his eyelids would festrr and ulcerate
discharging so that 1 was obliged to wasF
them open every morning , his eyelashes
nearly all coming out ; ho was excccilliiplj
dainty , most of the lime eating but t\M > bllghl
meals a day. Wo weiu unable to find nny
thing that fiad the least enVct upon him til
last spring , 187fi , wo gavti him two bottles o
Iltxxl'3Sarsaixirllla. JIIsiii > petltelmnrove <
at once. The back of Ills ear hcalec
lit ) \ \ tthont a soar , ami not a soio lu his heat
since. Blncerelv yours ,
MIIH. N. C. SAXROIW ,
' - No. IDS Merrlmnck St. , Lowell , Mass
"Wodo not as a ruin allow ourselves ti
use our editorial columns to speak ot atr
remedy wu advertise , but wo feel warrantee
lu siing : a word for Hood's Barsaparllla
e Barsaparllla has been known as a remedla
agent for centuries and Is recognized by al
, acnools ot practice as a valnablu blood t > url
, tier. U Is put uii In fonns of almost Innnlt
variety , but Messrs. Hood & Co. . ( I-owel
Mass. ) who are thoroughly reliable pharma
d cists , nave hit upon a remedy ot unusua
value. Certainly they have vouchers c
cures which wo know to be most extraoi
iluary. " KdUonLowtll Weekly Journal , j
* o \HOOD'S'SARSAPARILLA \
Sold bv drugrisU. [ f PriM fl ; six ( or I !
d liy C. f. HOOD & CO. ; Lowell , Mas
AMES
15O6
FARNAM ST.
8 6 room houN , 20 acru , 8) ) tnllei ( rom
I ostotllco f5 COO
16 8 rcom houit , Uthitrvct 3 000
35 b loom liouso. 3 acres , ISth street 2 SCO
SO 2 roomhcUBlj cre . I3th itrect .1 MX )
38 S room house and barn , 29th strict. . 1 ( Itu
40 I room house near at. JUrj's a\enuo ! 2 000
49 7 room house , Chicago street 3 OCO
67 3 room homo , one hail aero , 20th St , 1 500
Ci Sroom fcous , barn. 4 loia 3 SCO
70 3 room home , lull ht , north. 1 100
73-4 loom house , full lot , north 1 IRQ
70 8 room homo , IGtb itrcet S 200
82 2 room home , 1 acre land 2 too
5' 2 homo , 1 lot 1 lee
CO 2 houses 1 lot 1 600
84 4 room boute , 1 } acres 2 600
62 3 room brick , 1 acre 2 210
10 I room houi , ( ull lot 1 400
110 2 room houie , corner 1 200
111 4 room hou > e , barn , leaieU lot 450
112 5 room house , barn , Farnam 2 000
113 4 loom houie , i lot , Williams street. . 1 400
121 Small boute , 4 'Ota. near can 2 5jO
128-8 loom homo , full lot , 18tn street. . . 1 400
181-Smal bouse , ( ull lot. ISth street. . . . 1 SCO
112 S room houie , 3 loti , 12th iti eet 1 800
1S4 B room house , barn , llthitreet 1 900
130 3 room house , barn Pierce street. . . . 1600
137-4 room house , barn ; large lot 1 600
138 2 house * , 1 lot California street ! iOO
110 7 room house , Park areuue 3 500
142 0 room house , lltbsticet 2 COO
181 7 room houio , 2 acres laud , 13lh St. . 3 000
163 7 room housoHarney eireel 8 650
1C5 6 room house , 13lh street , leaud lot. 400
170 4 room bouse , Harney street 2 (00
100 8 room house , Uowaid ktreet 400
174 ( houses , 010lot , good rent 3 000
B't 9 room hcuse ; Hurt Street 4 000
201 7 rocm house , Farnim street 0 000
205 9 room house , Dodge street 7 NX )
2oy 9 and 7 room houses , one lot 4 603
214 Small house , 5 acres land , . 1 800
22J 12 room house , 13th itrcet 3 COO
iiS n room bouse , ISth ttroct 2 7CO
22fl-SinaU house , acra land 1 2CO
234 8 room house , Capltll avtnue. 0 000
238 B room house , street car * 3 603
213 11 story house , Howard itrcet 3600
244 Two Bead bouses , Jackton street 7 000
215 3 tew homes , Jackson street 0 600
231 Double house , Dodge street 8 fOO
260 7 rcom house , Chicago street 4 000
261 0 rjom house , Ihlcigo itroet 3 COO
262 9 room bouse , 10th street 7 600
233 10 room houses liavenpoit stiect. . . . 4 000
HOI B rootn liouso , c'assotrtct M 6 000
W6 astcry houn , Iltrner utrott 4 BOO. .
m 7 roomhMiw , TUvenpjvtUreit 3 lire
SOT D room hcuse , Davcnpoi't ' street 6 760
2CiA-8mall bouse , aero < l M - . - 1 20o
271 11 room home , 19th itteet ? . . . . . s ooo
27J 3 room house , Harney , corner 3 WQ
474 6 rocm house , Cobuni tti eet 2 500
275 9 room house , 221 street 5500
216 9 room house , Dodge stieet S COO
SSO 7 room house , Nelson I addition 2 000
290--Sma'l houie. two a rrs. 13th street. . . . 2 500
291 3 room home , biro , leased lot 800
284 8 room house , 16th street 1 800
206 6 room house , Webster street 3 000
297 10 room house , Webster street 3 COO
293 fl room house , Ctpliol anue , corner 8rCOO -
301 3 houi * , Chicago street 7 000
302 5 room house , Caa street 1 600
303 Sroom houss , Park avenue 2 800
3C6 Sio m houso. barn , good location. . . 3 003
SC6 broom home , SJ acres 2 200
SOS 11 room hou'e , barn , Slit stieet B 600
310 small bouse , ( ull lot , west Omaha. . . 700
313 6 room liousa , bun , ic. , Ilarney St. . 4 001
314 3 Dew houses , 1 lot , Leavcnworth fit. 5 OJO
31(1 8 room hiusj * Farntm street 8 000
317 5 room ncuse , Shlnn's addition 2 SSO
818 2 biases , 10 lots , flno location - 0 000
317 5 room brick , 3 acres land 3 500
323 2 houc , one lot , 06x133 3 300
10 acres , choice , 3 miles from postofflco. . . 1 200
Groomcottag on car line , choice 2 600
lo room house , 6 rt.li.utes walk from P O 7 000
7 room house , fine barn , large lot , St.
Marj'jar nue 7 000
10 acren , house , barnetc , 3j miles from
postofflce 2 803
room house , McCandllsh Place 1 600
room house , eamo location 1 800
CHOICE BUiLDING LOTS ,
ADJACENT TO STREET OARS ,
EASY TERMS ,
SMALL PAYMENTS DOWN
HANSCOM
PLACE
LOTS ,
ON VERY EASY TERMS.
100x151 foot 'ot , Hanicom P'aco | 2 OCO
.Small tuute and lot , Hanscom Plac 1 Coo
Very c'talrable ' 2 sttry house , Ua'icom
Place 2 BOO
Gligant ro > ldencn lots , lu all locations ,
fcjOOto 1200
Nii'a ti room houie on ICth slioU , b'ock
from can 1 P3o
8 Ict , 0 ' 4T , three blocks from cm. . . . UK )
7J ( acre')4 ) neil from pojtorco 70
Co eacielota , 1J uillcs ( rom roJtotllce. . . ,
* 700to
5 ACRE LOTS ,
Three Mllea from Postoffice ,
$125.00 DOWN ,
