THE OMAHA" DAILY BEE
YAMl " " ' " u , OMAHA" " NEB THURSDAY MORNING MAY 10 , 1883 107
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hid li * il tilnbMlfd ) lu thn
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will tiUel A en fin of nlluliicnfn In Iho
field wltintild | ! ) r , mid tha work In
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i flf ) n twiMlhld lj ( the Hwnnra rlvrr
tut Ihd ( lull til Mellon , in kltg n tldo
( f cutml lim tliAh 100 nillp In
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NS'AMiiNiitiiH , Al y ! The number
M ( HM Illl lldlfi | < in d of nnd nlrlolt
en ( Mm 'ho il'.ekHt of Iho United
HlAlM ftiipfelni ( Xitift diirliiK the lurm
( tut rlidrd I * IIH7. Ai aultiptted with
IMI Infill lliN Ii A ilr ori'n n of twclvn
III th niinihnr tit cmcn dlipnted of.
Tin hlMnber of tmni nnnUIng notion
of tli d'llltl coiltlnuni jotr by yn r
H liieffi o , Ai Iho ontl of thu torin
t | ( | H'I thtiro retaH \ tindlipotad of
Till eitmi Ml the und of the Odtobcr
Infui n f IBM thi ) number had In *
ctetM In fl.'l ? , And nl Iho end of thin
trtm hod fcntilind H7I. All but four *
iKnii nl tint titled nri < tied olid sabmlt *
led thU term lm o been doddcd ,
Aitiuni < Ihcirt whlth ) Iho court still has
tltidnf cotuldnfilloti nro the civil
< tMt * , thij AI frer ) colony Und
ff Hl 'I'jtnf , nnd thu oaoo of the
of Mitli Mittdo ifjnlnat llm
I'ncinj mllfond oumn ny ,
litfctHI'AH UUUtfi TIllAL.
tH t tth In tin * Him
SV4Hlll ! Hr. , Atny -U was dn-
elucd \ > t Ih0 df fotMd U t nl ht to go
Hh with thn Afantii nt In the slur
Mtil tfiitl , And thU morning Wilson
l ijtM the oliinlnrt Af ument for the
d > ) l Mdt tw \ > 9 bo fnllowed by Uirpon-
( ff WllllitnH , llcdklo , Duvldgo ,
And ttigorHull , In the order
WlUoti b3 n by BA/IIIR
mitllclitH ntt apnpur para-
rnlerrln to the opoalog nr
, ITAS InoAit onouuli to cay
wti nothliiK on o.irth to which
it wnld bo oimptred e.toapt the
etttfif V 4nvini If leapth
ft p freli make Inirrrts famous
tb * t < * H gantlom n who had precuded
shmikt b ImmotUI. The testimony
In tfiN tuia hdvn boon toindalously
ttil nr * ntfld And perverted Why
ta < i Ibn vtivcrnment failed to c ill John
IJ. MIWMI tti prori Irn ntuna wni on
tht * UK wfltsn liitn Aid the * ho hnd rn
rtkwl ( H'tiwy from I ) ir jj They had
Uniriwi binwltn their neglect In
matter , TS * wl-en the defense
lUlfor , thfl otirt refined tc
ft * him In Af nnythlnR lu nnssrei
ll r ' thiravit nnd hnd ssld the
but nothirn to do with th <
MOTES.
FRAUOf.
WA t : < nTOf ! , Msy 0 The spocln
miift < fe ( ispolntwl to Investlgnti
If jiiiln In the custom ser
Frnneltoo In eonneotloi
| wrUtlon of Ilawallar
in Interviair with Secro
* n-dity nnd received thcl
as from him. The com
ltd for 8nn Francheo In i
' OMMI * HO ! ER.
dMlcnated John J
b IHHftfoltor rfturreaey , to ae
I < njharimtnn0r nf Interim
tan Amm from the 10h : Inst
ItNl of I > p ky Commltslono |
oqfi is ton r will e\
U ooold not legal ) ;
ka nrt for A lnni ( r per 1ml
by Ihe prinlden
Jit of Sure
iff Witrut
rut TRA < r irrr
of th
f > eltir ] day the re
yenr wn
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"anathe ;
lha N rth.er
( H Muntun * . Thi
o'ltnpldodi ' oitontla
( dUto ( iOOi ! mllool
frt.i'.l # OU bt ( lib Allifldtitl river.
lifcHNHH Lt'Mlir.n LAND ,
HforoUft Tailor rentiffad n docloloii
tn ( JAjr Id whlell lie Imlda that the not
t < l ittldp ( I'd , 1878) ) wlilolt tiortnlts the
Ante Alii Inltiltmitn liflcn ( I ? 'J 50 per
A6fd ( i I litildj vnltiod | ) Mnolt ) ! > llr for
tlld f ( Ithttor nild tic fitr ( otiltl-
fA'nn ' , dopd hot apply ( o
( Iftlbff l.indl which mny bo
stHctpllblo f cultivation
Vjf ufdliiiUJiArllltif ! ( procoMCs Saoh
UlljA1 , ( lirt ootoinry siya , no not
* HMI ( Hid | ititpo8Pi of thU not ,
wlildi li Ititrndou to otul 'flco within
Prf jifivUlmitj timbered tr.to s only In
hfnkefi , Htti ( < pd * r tnottnUltious dla
, with oiilt unfit for ncrlotilturat
< t 4 w IIP n olenrod of limber ,
M It * li < f ION of ( HOWS.
Agdtll Mllbtlfii ) of the In *
i Illn * , will \n\va \ SNnihltiRtJii to'
Mini hut fof the ( Jruw Indian roservn
lion Itt Mohinnoi where ho will OD-
up rnlo with the resident agent In
IHAkltlfi nrrntifjotitonU for thn removal
Of IhoUrtfttslo thn vnllny of the Big
llofti mid Ijlttlo Hi ; ; Horn , In com-
( illflhoo with UiOBctof cougrecs ,
A iKItlOtN BVlti
Thd r.otiimlaslotinr of the general
Irtttd tfllin rocolvod oitnplaltits from
tltd jiogtbfltdd dopnrlmout that oittlo
llohlftfl lit Nebraska Imvo recently
Ptiolooodtllli n frnco fur | ' , rszlii ( , ' pur
( HftnH n Irtrg-i trnH > of public laud and
tltdrahy out oil nn Important mail
fotlld. Thd CS80 { boln lnvcsttgitted
nfld it IR thuught nt the Interior do-
liftfttilnlit ( hit the moAiures nbont to
be Ink ? II will result In breaking up
lhl Utilnffful prnatloa of fonolng pub-
lid Ifttldc , n urnolloo which has lately
to bu n serious ovll ,
May 9. The atton-
( loll ( if Boorotnry Llnoulii having boon
tiftllod to the report that Crook would
bo 111 dntipr of n court marl ial for
of08 lti ) ( the Mnxlcan border Lincoln
dftldl "It Is perfectly nbsurd. I have
not thn slightest ldo that Crook did
in ; thlt'K nut In ncoordRtioo with the
Agreement liotwoon Moxloo and this
jiovertmiBiit , because ho ( Oookiald ) In
liU dlnpitlohos that ho would nut "
News of a dlvorco suit between
Hoimtor Fnlr and his wife attracted
llttlo surnrlfto In Waahlngton. Fair
hni hrcught hli wlfo hero but ouco ,
nnd It lit" baoii rumored that they did
not llvo hnpplly. A congressman , who
claims to know the family history , says
ho was not surprised nt thn soi * . Ho
had knoirti lorn long time that Mr.
nnd Mr.1. Fntr did not live happily
together , nud ha thought that the
senator would not oppose thn unit , II u
enyn Afrs , K.ilrln tf n very jealous disposition -
position , nnd has often accuaoa her
husband of Infidelity. The senator ,
ho nddod , Is willing to accept a nopa-
rntlon on mcnt any terms. When
nsked whpther it might not itllaonco
Mr. 1'Vir ' to resign hla seat , the geu-
tlonmti ropllnd that ho Would not bo
surprised , ns Fair WAS not over pleated ,
ho thought , with his senatorial life.
Ho prefers the moro free and easy
turn IHo.
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TERRIFIC H'URIUCANE.
Bxporlonco of n Pftneenfjor Train In a
Utorm.
lilipilth to Tint U .
1'vAHToH , May 9. Passengers state
Hint thn hurrloano In the Lohlgh and
Wyoming valleys last evening was the
severest known In eastern Penney 1-
vntilA , Botwcon Pennhavon and
Itur.toton treoi in the woods f > r a dls
tanco of 'J 000 foot were mowed down
tlko grass. The wlna nnd rain boat
so hard ngalntt the wltdows of the oar
that ptssengors had to place the cush
ions of the teats against thorn to prevent -
vent them being blown In. The en
gineer of ono train , to avoid a wreck
by fulling trees , reduced the speed to
coal train tlmo , M Guild's ' siding ,
near Whltehavon , the engine of the
pntsonger train was struck by a falling
telegraph polo and damaged. The
Mtro polo struck n passenger
air , making splinters of Its front.
About thu enmo tlmo a trco fell and
broke the windows on the light sldo ,
alarming the passengers. All this
occurred whllo the train was running
at fall speed , A short distance below
the trainmen found two telegraph
poles actots the track , Near Itock-
port , n rock weighing eight tons
roiled from thn hllhldo nnd lodged ou
thn track , A watchman saw It In
time to stop trains going either way.
Near Stony Crock station four freight
cits of thu niornlu ! { Lohlgh valley
trim woru overturned.
Tobnooi Won Howling.
Special Uhpatch to TIKI URN.
DITHOIT , May 9 The tobicco
manufacturers of this city held a full
nu-otiug to-day at which a letter tc
the commissioner tf Internal revenue
wii unanimously adopted , protesting
gtlnst * the hardshlfs to which the
binineas Is being subjected boctuse
ot the ntterly Inadequate supply ol
Htamps rocolvod. Hundreds of thons
nnds of pounds of tobacco are now
waiting shipment hero for wont of thi
necessary stampc. Dealers dononnci
the existing situation eo serionsl ]
air-cling trade as Inexcusable and
outrageous.
r Thn Bli : Hum Sunk.
Special Dispatches to Tun Dim.
n BIHMARCK , May ! ' . The stoamei
Big Horn , which loft here April 2.h ! )
loaded with 283 tons of assorted mer
chandise , consigned to Montana mer
chants , struck a snag on the morning
of May 8sh , five miles below Poplai
river , causing her to sink nbovo heir
main deck In five mlnntea. The boa' '
r
and cargo arc reported a totnl loss
Thn steamar wai valued at f20,000
No Insurance. The cargo was fall ]
Insured.
Dawn on Dynnmlte.
Sp < * UI Dlsp.tcrei la TuiKti.
UAHKISIII-RO , M y 9. The bil
prohibiting the manufacture , eala sn <
uio of any article , di Tlce or luven
tlon for the purpoio of surnptltlousl' '
d stroylng human Ufa and injarln'
property by explosion or fire , paassi
_ the senate and went to the house fo
r oomurrenw. Ihe senate alia passoi
n A bill exempting tha lialldlntr am
UI Loan asioolatlons from state tnintlon
THE WORLD IN NEW HANDS
Joe PnlHzor Takes the Lever
and William Henry Retires ,
The frloo Paid for the LendIng -
Ing Democratic } Organ.
Special Dl p tch to Tin llm.
NEW YoitK , M y O.-Mr. Willuui
Henry Hurlbort , preildont of tbo
Press Pabllihlug company , couiplotcd
to-dny the trntufor of the entire prop ,
orty uf The Worl.1 uowcpapcr to Mr.
losuph PulltEor , of The S ; . Lauls Poet-
Ulnpatch , Mr. Llurlbort will nn-
tiounoo this In The World to-mono *
tnornim ; and the first number of The
World under thu editorial charge of
Mr PuHtz.-r will bo Inuod on Fdday
morning. It will coullnuo demo
cratic , Mr. Pall'/.ir will extend and
modify Its local features. The price
pild by Mr Pulitzer ii uuderstood to
bo nbout (400,000. This does not ii-
cludu the building erected for the
paper untlur Mr , Hurlbo7t'a directions
In 1881 , which hns been leased fur a
term of ten yours.
Mr , Jy ( Ijuld , in thus disposing
of his ontlro Intoroit In The World ,
Is carrying out the policy before an
nounced of closing out his holdings
generally , except in railway nnd tele
graph companies , preparatory to his
tour around the world. It n under
stood to bo the Carpono of Mr. Hurl-
bert to sal for Europe shortly , and in
thnt case It may bo ox posted that ho
will take opportunity alTjrdod bv his
leisure to Inspect places In Great Brit
ain which have received the atten
tions of Mr. Robert P , Porter , and to
rovlow the accounts given by the lat
ter from the standpoint of a tariff for
revenue only.
FOREIGN.
DISMAKCK'S DEFEAT NOT DECISIVE.
BEHLIN , May 9. Bijtnarck's defeat
In the roiohstsg on the question of the
budget cannot bo considered as decisive
ivo The commlsilon to which the
budget wan referred contains a small
majority of torlos and clericals , who
will probably procure n second read
ing after the Whitsuntide rocoas. The
bill cannot pass , however , buforo the
winter session , The result is directly
opposed to the wishes of the emperor ,
as expressed in hla recent message.
Daring the heated debates in the last
few days of the relclistatr , the emper
or's name ho boon freely mentioned ,
It Is generally regretted that the cm
porur should have seamed unfair by
throwing his personal influence into
the ecalo of political arguments.
Ddbato on the budget ia the Reich
stag yesterday w&s rbin.irkablu , owing
to the conciliatory tonn of clerical
spotkera. Wlndthorst , ILlramontnno
loader , said that order and true
liberty could only bo maintained by a
powerful monorohlol regime. The ex-
Istanco of a republic on the continent
of Earopo was Impossible. Even that
lu Faauco would como to an end. The
government bill iccreaeiug duty ou
wood was njectoa 177 to 150.
Notwithstanding rumors which hnvo
boun afloat that the dlosclatlon parlia
ment is Imminent , there are signs that
Bismarck's belief In'dusolntlon as an
effective weapon pg lnst a refractory
parliament la by no moans as strong
as it was.
The body of n rent collector was
found In the pond la the thlorgarten
hore. Iho man was undoubtedly
murdered by robber ? , an 25.000 marks
were taken from his porson.
IMl'OUTEUS INDIGNANT.
Thu North Gaimau Gazette says :
Gorman dealers will not fail to make
fitting answer to thn charges made
against them by Tanner , United
States coiieul at Liege , that cil , lard ,
thur , etc , imported from America
are adulterated after their arrival In
Gormuny , nnd that all articles of food
and drinks sold In G or many are put
through a process of adulteration.
AN UNKAVOUABLE 1MPKESSION.
The Garmanla's Romp dispatch says :
A reply has been received from the
I'-nfeeian government to the recent
note of the papal secretary of state.
Prussia's rcipouso to the demand of
the Vatican has made an unfavorable
Improaalun.
DISCHARGED
LONDON , May 9. Wm. Mitchell ,
amsted at Leicester with explosives ,
his boor discharged , there being i.o
evidence to connect him with the
dynamite conspiracy.
A K1HII KXIIIIIITION.
Arrangements of exhibits of the
universal fisheries exhibition will not
bo completed by thn opaningday , May
12.h. Spaces not in proper order nt
tliat tlmo will bj cjvnred with
flajs. Karopoan cxhlbltp , except -
cept HuaiU , have arrived.
Amort : the countries best represented
are ItHly , Bolgluu ? , Holland , Srsodeu ,
and Norway. Russia is backward ,
bat eventually will have a largo ox-
hlblt. Uf the Soath American couiv
tries display , Coili nlono h notlcea <
bio. All the British coloniei and pee
soselans are well represented , ospecl
ally Cinada. Interest in this scctioc
will bo tftv&\\f \ \ enhanced when the ox.
hibi's of British Columbia arrive ,
Now Fuundlaud displays a c-jrnploh
aorlea of nets , oils , otc It is uatlma
ted that the oxhtbits cf America exceeds
ceods those of ths whole contlaot ol
Earopo.
MUNH II'AI , ELECTIONS.
MA DUI D , My 9 The sucoaas ol
government candidates In the munici
pal elections wan partly duo to the fuel
that many persons abstained fromvot
ing. It Is stated that great proanun
was exercised to aecnro the election ol
government candidates. Owing tc
flagrant interference at the palls bj
municipal officers of Madrid a confllcl
arose between the mayor and the civl
governor. Both officials have since
resigned.
A "Wurnlii" to Parents-
SpscUl L If patch to Tin IJn.
OiiioAiio , M y 9. The Intor-Ojoni
Palmyra , Mich , spaclalsays : Lymai
Havlland and wlfo last night lott fen
children alone In the house. Alice
the oldest , 12 years , fell asleep whll
reading , The paper caught fire , set
ting thehonae and her clothing ablaza
She ran out doors bat was bar.-.od to
death. The boy , 9 years old , rcsou d
the babo. nnd the fourth child otcapcd.
The father returning was setbualy
burned by rushing Into the blezlug
hounr , before ho know his children
were all safe.
An EUvfttod Oolliiion
Hptclal Dlnpatch loTut Cn
NEW YOIIK , May 9 A bad collision
occorrod to-day on the Third avonno
elevated railroad , between nn extra
nnd the rocular train , ntSmtlh tUtlnu ,
between Sixty-ninth nnd Seventieth
etroots. The trnlns came together
with grout forconnd tha craohbroucht
the occupants cf neighboring houses
to the doors nnd windows. Fire
man .Tames 11 Ilarrlng wss
sitting on the right hand
sldo of the csb. The oollleon forcnd
the tondcr of thn onglno Into the cab
nnd through it almost up to the boiler
Harrlng was caught nnd forced
gainst the boiler , Oao of his legs
broken , the other badly braised
d ho w.w seriously buvned and
calded nbout tbn Jowor partcf thn
.ocy and lags. Too wntor tunk on
ho engine burst nnd the scalding water
loured down In n ll > od upon the
orscs of eno of thn surface carr. The
rw&rd platform of the first car of the
witching train was badly broken and
ho cylinder hond of the englno blown
ut. The passengers were badly shak-
p. The engines were almost
.nocked Into the street. A
orca of men with lovers nud rcpos
ulled the engines spirt. The on-
Ino of the regular train is almost n
omplote wreck. Tno tender end cab
jre smashed into kindling wood , nnd
t was a long tlmo before the Irjarcd
.iromtu could bo removed , BO close
wa tbo tender junmed against the
loller.
Rnilron d Rncnlntiou of Rntot.
psilal Dlipatch to Tni DII.
NEW YOIIK , May 9. The trunk
no representatives adopted a plan for
ercoutago proposed at the mooting
ostarday. The changes nro not ox
ouslvo and the now schedule of per-
t'jROS which the western roads will
ecolvo does not differ mntorlally from
hat In operation tbo first six months
U the afternoon scsilon thu subject
f differential fares was discussedand
was decided to make no change in
'aro from seaboard cities. The qucs-
Ion of differential faro lu the turri-
ory went cf Chicago and St. Louis
iccupiod the greater part of the sea
Ion. The plan contemplates the oa
abllahmont of additional differential
'aro to points along the Missouri val-
ey , and including Ohoyrnno , Omaha ,
Council Bluffd , etc. , nud for ihoeo it
111 ba nccoseary to catablUh a now
ijateni of ratoi. It is thought tcvcrnl
ays will bo occupied la arranging
heso rentiers. The charges' agreed
pen to-day wcro made without oppo-
itlon.
Tbo Storm in Chicago.
pec al Dispatch to TUB Bis.
CHIOAO ) , May 9 About 7 o'clock
his evening a heavy wind nnd rain
torin , accompanied by blinding Hashes
of HahtninR , hroko over the city. At
his hour (10:30) ( : ) the wind has nbout
unnt'c ] , bat it is still laltuv , , ? and
Ightnlug hoavlly. Advicns to the
manager of the Western Union tolo-
qrnph hero are to the ( fleet that thn
term Is general , extending from 800
to 403 miles in every direction ,
aud much trouble la exporleuced on
account of electric Interference with
ho wires. Many of them are disa
bled , more or less , Including seven or
eight bctwoon this city and Now
York. At ono tlmo thtro wss bat ono
wlrn to St Louis and to Omaha , none
to Ktueas City and n number of
smaller towns In the northwest. In
ho city the telephone has been liog-
ug nil evening.
Fatal Shooting Affdny.
Special Dlnpatcn to Tnx ! ! B .
NEW OULKANS , May 9 At the
'orry landing , in Roeaior Parish , op-
) oalto hero , D 0 Ilutchiuson , a cat-
: lo dealer , dollbirately wont to the
etoru of Jno. Belcher , this evening ,
and shot a yonug man named Lyon ,
who was standlt > g on the front gallery.
Lyon was Belchor's cleik. Tvo bnlU
entered Lyoti'a left breast. After be
ing bhot , Lyon stopped into the store ,
o'z'd ' a doubln birrelon shotgun , and [
fired on Hntchlnaou , who was run-
nlng , atrlkiiiK him In the thigh. Lyon
then foil on the gallery und ciod. Thi
mesa of the ttoublo is unknown.
The Uontrnon Combine-
Spcdil Dlipatch to TUB llu.
OTTAWA , May 9. - American boal
captains and owuora formed nn nsso
ehtlon , cud resolved that nil boat )
load ia turn us placed on the Hut o
arrival ? ; that ell cip'nlna of bjats
li'R olferod $4.00 to Now York auc
$3,75 to Albany , shall refer such offoi
to the tirat ban ; en the list ; tha
should tny captt in of n boat , r.fto ;
h&viug signed the Hat , lo.tvo the r\nki :
and load contrary to tuo by-lcwe , thi
prcildent iu ompowrrod to publlih hii
name in all the lending papers on thi
ronto , and Btifjmallzi him aa a man o
i.o honor , aud ono in whom no dependence
pendonco can bo plccad.
llliiOQViry of Ctolen nee > ,
Special Dlaatch to Tun Ilfin.
CHIOAQO , May 8 A short tiraongi
the firm of Ohnrles Gassa o & Co
discovered ono of tholr clerks , W. L
Johnston , ateBllng from them ofte
they had disharged him. .lohontoi
dl'appoarod , leaving nn unpaid bean
bill , for which o trunk was hold. Thi
firm cf Cirson , Pirlo & Co. , sue
ceseora of Gosaage , dlsoovorod the fac
and the trunk was broken open to
day. It contained 53.0CO worth n
stolen silks nnd laces. The amount o
Johnston's peculations are not known
Wntor Rtooli Lilted.
Special Dtipatch to Tin li .
NEW YOIIK , May 9 The govern
Ing comralttuo of the Stock Erolmng
listed JO,032,000 Now York Centra
debt certlfmtoa , extended 5 per cent
S8 809.0CO Union Paclfio trust bonds
$13.000.000 Now York , Sasquohann
& Woitern , common stock ; $8(000 ,
preferred , ? 25.COO,000 first mortgag
and f 000,000 debenture bonds.
A FAIR 'SHOWING ' ,
The Nevada Senator Monde
Himself and Family Against
' ' "
'Unmerited ObloQuy.
A Manly Defense of Hia Wife.
SptdM to the Onmhft Bee.
SAN FiUNUisco , May 9 Sonitor
Fair , this afternoon , said ho regretted
bitterly and keenly the notoriety giv
en a matter so exclusively concerning
himiolf and wife , and ho said : "I
am the man and I am willing to boar
nil the odium which the public , In Ig
norance of the real facts , may charge
upon mo , but my regtnt Is for my
wlfo , whoso nnmo should bo associated
and Incorporated ( n dispatches trans
mitted all over the country , Now ,
as always , my doslro h s boon to do
that which would contribute to the
happiness of my wlfo and children ,
and If I have In any way failed , God
knows It has not been prompted by n
dotiro to do so. Now , as
over , I want that which
will contribute to the happiness
of my family. If my wife thinks sep
aration will contribute to her further
happiness , then her mind and mlno
are alike. I hive done nothing to
merit the obllquy cost upon mo.
Those who best know mo will toll you
what my desires are in this matter.
Qed has blococd mo with wealth ; I
have never used It for any meaner
or unmanly purpose. My heart and
hand have always boon open to those
in distress and will continue to bo to
those who seek or require my help. I
repeat that in this matter with my
wlfo , which has boon roado so public ,
I have nothing to s y further than
that It pains mo to BOO her name and
mlno associated with such dastardly
and vindictive dispatches that have
gene forth to the world. I nm the
man.sho is the woman , and in those
relations I will shield her name every
point in my power. "
Dolngi in Chicago Courts.
Special Dlspttcb to Tin Iii.
CIIICAOO , May 9. In the trial of
Jerry Dunn , for the murder of the
pugllst E llott , eight jurors had boon
accepted by both sides at 1 o'clock ,
After two days the attorneys In the
Joro Dunn murder trial succeeded In
securing a fall panel of jurors before
adjournment this afternoon. The
jury in considered above the average
In Intelligence and standing In the
community. The opening arguments
nill bo made to morrow and the tak
ing of tcotlmony begun.
In the circuit court this forenoon
Judge Morgan granted a temporary
injunction to restrain the erection of
a building on the lake front of this
city by the nocUlltti , under n license
granted by the city council. The
title to the lake front property has
boon in litigation ninny yearf * , being
claimed respectively by government
scrip holders , the state of Illinois and
cltycf Chicago. The present suit la
brought to compel the removal of the
exposition , military armories and and
other building already erected , and
to confine the Illinois Oantral railroad
company within the limits of its
original grant and from attempting to
aotzj submerged laude , The tem
porary it junction only prevents the
orootlon ot any additional buildings.
In ton years' litigation this la stated
to bo the first decision given and It is
thought now that the tttlo to the
lauds , whoso valno runs into millions ,
Is In a fair way of settlement.
A Doubtful Elnmor-
SpccUl Dispatch to Tun linn.
OHIOAQO , May 9. Odioors at Gen.
Sherldan'a hoidquartois , In this city ,
do not credit the rumor. ! of a disaster
to Crook's column. While it Is true they
have no recent advices from Crook In
poison , they are In the way of receiv
ing quick communications from any
point in Texas or Now Mexico In cm
of an engagement and particularly sc
In caao of disaster. Any report whlcl
Gjn. Crook mi ht make of operation !
in or from Arizona would go to the
hoadqnattrrn of the department of the
L'ltcltio at San Franclcco , and tin
headquarters hero would not bo in ro
colpt of any oflicUl report direct.
Shall Mnss Coma 'East
Special Dlsp&tch to Tin ) In.
WASHINGTON , May ! ) . Saorotarioi
Lincoln and Teller have been consid
ering the case of Chief Mooes , ot tin
Niz 1'ercea Indltm tribe , who has bcoi
disposed to bo troublesome because o
an executive order hsnod como tlmi
flnco cuttk'g off a portion of the Ne :
I'orocfl reservation In Idaho. MOBOI
laid hlo oomplelnt before the war do
purtraent positively refusing to onto
Into SnegotlitloiiB with the pgonta o
the interior department. IIu desiroc
to como to Washington to talk tin
matter over nnd SocroUrJco Llnooh
and Teller are coneldorlng the ndvlaa
blllty of bringing him hero.
Itnos.
Sped * ! DUpatch to Tin lln.
LFXINOTON , May ! ) . The Kontuck ]
aiioclatlon began the extra sprlni
mooting to-day. Weather mild , tract
good , attendance largo. Only throi
of the four races were conloUcd
Anglla having a wnlk over f jr the om
nillo , all ages ,
Thrco quarters of n milo , : il ! agoa
Water * ' Vanguard first , Olaudo Bran
don second , Walllowor third ; time
1:17A :
Distlllora' stake ? , all ages , tnlla am
a qaartcr , Bondholder lirat , Lid
Htanhopo second , Stevens & Co. '
Farragut third ; time , 2:08 : * .
Mile , all agea , Llatunah first , Msn
damus BCCOUU , Mystery third ; time
l:4fi :
Conviction cf u Train Rohtier.
Special Dispatch to Tux llu.
LIITLK HOIK , Ark. , M y 1) ) . Th
Gazette's Clarkavlllo special sayi
The jury In the caao of Jim Ilerndor
ono of the Little Rock and Foi
Smith railway train robbers who mm
dorod Conductor John Cain , haa jm
returned a verdict of murder in th
first degree , after being out thlrt
minutes , The prlsonoro are being
tried in Clarkstillo on a change of
venue from Franklin county ,
A Turf Trncedy.
Sp cUl DlipMch to Tin On.
LOUISVILLE , Ky , , May 9. At the
stables ot the fair association yester
day afternoon Nathan Bruce , n negro ,
became involved In n quarrel with an *
other ut > ire and drawing a pistol at
tempted to shoot him. A third party
struck his arm and thn pistol was dis
charged , the ball going through a
plank i'lto the stable , striking n fine
voting 'nsro in the nock , killing her
instantly , The mare was the proper
ty of Kdward Wilder of this city and
was valued at $1,000. She was by
Jim Monroe and dam by Whirlwind ,
and had shown good speed ,
Thn Sjirnisno Kutnto.
KpeclM Dln tchcj to Tin lm. !
PUOVIHKNCE , U. I.May 0.In the
supreme court to dny several cases
against the A. nnd W , Sprague Manu
facturing company on trust mortgage
notes were tried , Governor Butler
appeared for the dcfonio. The oourt
overruled his objection nnd the jury
gave verdicts for the plaintiffs In one
caeo for $100.150 and In nuothor for
800.
Troubln In Ecuador-
Special Dlipttca to Tui ! ) .
GAYAQUIL , May 9. National af
fairs in Ecuador are critical , .Busi
ness Is suspended in Gayaqnll and the
streets hold by arrund troops. 0/iblo
communication has not boon Interfered
with , as both parties rccognlz9 the
Importauco of not molesting an Amer
ican company.
Texan Wool Clip-
SpoclU Dlfpttch to Tim Uii ,
ST. Louis , May 9 : Reports from
Texas say sheep shearing Is about
completed and that the total clip of
the state Is much lighter this year
than last.
The health ( Ulcer at Brownsville ,
Tex. , nas arranged with the Mexican
authorities to establish quarantine at
Bagdad.
A Briuo Giver in Jail ,
Bpeclil Dl p tch to Tin ll i.
NKWAUK , N. J. , May 9. Ex-
speaker of the assembly , John E an ,
of Ellziboth , was lodged In the county
jail last night , having boon arrested
on an Indictments of the grand jury
charging him wl h nn attempt to brlbo
Assemblyman Armltsge , of this city ,
during the session of the Now Jersey
legislature.
The Tohaooo
Special Dispatch to Tin Un.
PETEU.SIIUUO , Va. , May 9 , During
the past week 800,000 pounds cf to
bacco were shipped from Petersburg ,
whllo the exports of tobacco was
about 60,000 pounds ; totnl revenue
cello tlons $00,704.
Flre
Special Dispatch to Tun lin .
CitU'AOo ' , May 9. A special from
Charlotte , Michigan , fays : Grimes &
Co.'s mill , at Yormoutvillo , ton miles
north of hero , burned this morning ,
and two or three men , Including the
proprietor , were burned to death.
Sale cf n Railroad ,
Special Dispatch to Till llu.
ALEXANDRIA , Va. , May 9. The
Washington Western railway was sold
at public sale to-duy for $400,000.
The purchasers were Bates & Oak-
man , who represented the Oaken
Amos and McOomb Interest.
. Tanning Human Hide.
Bpodal Dlrpitch to Tun DIB.
, May 9. At the Towkes-
inquiry to-day John Bacon and
two employes testified to tanning two
human skins , ouo black and the other
white.
Shipping News.
Special Dlnpatcli to nil ll .
NEW YOIIK , May 9. Arrived
Canada , from ilavro.
:
The Storm lu Iiawiin County ,
Special Dlipatch to Till llu.
PLUM CUEEK , Nob. , May 8. The
west part of this county was visited
by a heavy wind storm this afternoon ,
The homo of Mr. II. B. Miller , ten
miles north of Cczid , is reported
blown down , and ho and all his fatnllj
oorloaely injured. A doctor wai
called from thU place by tolograrr
from Oc/d , to act a broken limb foi
Mr. Miller ,
insa his started nicely nnd ntocl
in doliif : well. Ltcd has bdvancac
rapidly ia prleo during the past year
Prospects for a p.ood crop tills soaaor
are good. Wo have had plenty ol
rain , and our fsrmnra nns in gnot
tplrlts. DAWEOU county Is rapldlj
proving horoolf an agricultural couu
ty , although a nnjorlty of our farm
crs are combining stock raising will
farming , thereby gslttng good prlcci
fur all grain ralacd.
We note the lotrodnction of quite i
number of blooded stock , particular ! ;
by tbo Brighton ranch company
Curtis & Son , /'merer ' &cd irmu ]
otherti. T. V.
Sulvorod by Lightning.
Mr. Frank Arnold , city salcsmat
for the firm of Paxton & Gallagher
was ono of the unfortunate ones h
Monday morning's storm , Thi
lightning struck his honao where hi
lives , on Twelfth and Plorco , entirely
crashing In the whole couth end
sending timbers , snlnglos and aiding
for a dlstanco of twenty rods. Mrs
Arnold waa badly shocked , but la ro
covering. Frank was out In the clt ;
and know nothing of It for novora
hours , When Iho report reached hin
that his wlfo and llttlo boy had beci
killed by lightning , yon may tmagln
his joy on hurrying homo to find thou
all right. The hpuso , which wa
newly built this year , was badly dam
aged , but was Insured , Mr. Bturgl
promptly answered the call , and me
are at work repairing , Frank Is vor
thankful It was no worse.
A LOCAL REBELLION ,
The Town of Dodge Olty , Kan
sas , Captured by Des
peradoes ,
The Liven and Property of
( Jitfzens in the Hands of
Gamblers and Thugs.
Iho Governor Potltlcmocl to Do-
olara Mnrtlal Law.
Special Dispatch to Tils ! Ii .
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , May 9. For
thu past ten Any a n remarkable nud
BtnrtlluR stnto of affairs hna existed nt
Dodge Olty , KansfcB , nud nil mention
thereof him been kept quiet. Savornl
prominent Kansas Oily attorneys loft
to day for Topekn to petition the
governor to place the town under
martini law. The dtiHoulty la the
culmination of n long standing fend
between two elements of that place ,
Djdgo City hits long enjoyed the
reputation of being n hard placo. It Is
the headquarters of the cowboys and
cattle men of the vicinity. At the
head of one faction Is n gambler
named Wobiter , who aspires to bo
the Boss Tweed of Djdgo City , and
lisa his man In the mayor's chair ,
nud n man named Harris , the defeated
candidate for mayor. A number of
the lattor'i ' friends have been ordered
to leave town and the correspondents
of the newspapers notified they must
not send telegrams. A body of armed
men watched the arrival of each train
to see there was no Interference. A
lawyer from Lamed named Short ,
sent to defend some prisoners , waa
mot by the vlgllants. who leveled a
at his head and told him not to
stop. Next morning five Ramblers
were put on the westward bound
train and Short loft for Kansas City ,
where ho now Is.
Dodge City Is practically In the
hands of vigilantes and the situation
Is more actions from the fact that the
mayor In acting with them. Trains
arc ntlll watched and nrmod men guard
the town whllo the Hat of others who
will bo ordered out Is being prepared.
Dodge City Is practically In the
hands of desperadoes , the lives and
property of citizens nro not safe and
serious trouble Is apprehended.
ANOTIIEH VERSION.
It Is dlfiiouU to obtain reliable in
formation in regard to the disturb
ances nt Dodge City , Kansas. 1'rl-
vnto dispatches received hero to-night
say that the lawless element had bu-
03ina so obnoxious In the town that
the authorities detormlnad to drlvo
thorn out. Twenty-two pollcotnon
wcro sworn in about ton day a ago ,
and hnvo ainco boon working to rid
the town of gamblers aud proDtilutcs.
A number cf them were put entrains
trains and cautioned ngdast com
ing back. Thugs appear to bo
in the vicinity , and those who
remain have bccomo lets riotous
under the ealntary treatment
Inaugurated. There has boon no
bloodshed and the only coercion , the
dispatch eays , that has boon prac
ticed was the placltg of toughs on
the train. The abavo statement
believed to bo pretty accurate. Still
then ) rcenis to have bcon comn fac
tional trouble grawirg out of the re
cant election , which may have lomo
connection with the oilgln of'tho
trcublo. Whllo it Is stated there hna
been no thrcata raado aqalnst news
paper correspondent ? , yet they aoetn
to hnvo ftuma fear of Ihoconacquoncoa
and consequently thus far no specials ,
have bson uont out.
The dispatch above quoted Bayer
there is no danger to life or property
and that the whole affair amounts to
nothing moro than a determination of
the lawful citizens to establish order. .
The guards atatloned at the depots
were there only for the purpose of
preventing the return cf gamblers.
The cow boys are uot mixed up In the
affair.
Djclpo Olty hai a population of
Bomo 1.200 , about thron-fonrths ot
which la made up of Iho floating cle
ment. It la nltuatcd on the border
of the cattle countiy , nearly in ex
treme southwestern Knnsas ,
A Mnrtlertr Hung
Special Dispatch to Tim UBH
ST. JOHNS , N. IJ , May ! ) . Wm.
Heches ( colored ) , found guilty on hla
own cnnlenalnn of murdering his vifo ,
wna htiQK this morning.
i : J'HOSTItATION Wlllclt follows
T
Diphtheria , ami the persistency \\Itli
which It clings to the patient , are well
Known Jo nil ulm liavo had any experience
ulth this terrible disease.
The following letter shows now the re
storing and Invigorating properties ol
II i > overcome It , and
llOOU S how by vltallz-
> . . . I B anil enrich-
Sarsapar///al l" & the Wuoa
/ neutralizes anil
eradicates the poisoned matter from It ,
lirliigliiB to the convalescent the color , llfo
and vigor of robust health.
I.ownr.r , , MASS.
Mrssiis. 0. I. HOOD & Co. : Gentlemen
My llttlo Klrl had thu diphtheria last April.
TliodlseabO left her very weak , Wood poor ,
\\lth no appetite , mid she could not seem to
rally from Us ellects. HOOK'S SAimi-.vuib-
I.AW.-IS lecoinniended by ; t neighbor , .After
t > ho had been taking It a few days \ \ o noticed
ncliangefor tliu better she began to wit
\\ltli .1 relish. It seemed to take out the
poison the disease had led In her blood , the
fliangu being very noticeable In her faeo.
She took It two months and fully regained
lier health , much to our delight. Wo now
recommend HOOD'H t > . \ its.r.uiii.LAltli u
treat Ucal ol pleasure. Very truly yours ,
la liuttcrflelil Street.
"That Extreme Tired Feeling , "
"Tho first uultlnli.isrtono my daughter a
crc.it deal of good ; her food iloos not dis
tress her nuw , nor does Bhu sutler from that
extreme tlretl feellit'jhlch she did bcfoio
taUlug llOOU'S SAIIS.U-AIULLA. "
Sold by all druggists. Price 61 a bottle or
six bottles for $5. 1'reparcil by C. I. HOOD
& CO. , Apothecaries , Lowell , Mass.
Hood's TootlirPowlcr , Only sj Cents.