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FHE OMAHA DAILY
THIRTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA , NEB , WEDNESDAY MORNING , APRIL 28 , 1884. NO. 2H ( >
JAMES Ys ti&AIG ,
AND FLORIST.
Plain jpcoflcVloiunMl ntlmatri ol cost of tav'nj
out new or rcmodilu R l I launi , iiraolnK < xlillnc
etc. KilltQiuril-ho' ) ' on application. ( lro cr ( ind
dealer in nil Hilda qj Mowers , Sbrulu , Ornament * '
andEK-Io Trn s. Jn t the thlnR tor Oemctrrv fir
Mwn Decoration. urcrn Homo uml Nurtrr SBr.1
Wrest , titar Pint Dnurin. Cut Mowu-mi'd I lower.
in ? Plvi B In puis'for silo at all masnni , anil ny
11' rul Designs or Umiquctfl made up on tlie shortest
Notice. liido'H liviiall prinnp ly attended to. Ad
1 * . O. Box 635 Omiiii , Nf b.
509 North KHh Sfrcet. Wiu.
Qunticmnu's Block.
ChnlccCutiof Jlcatsa specla'ty. ,0rdota will 1 ro-
cclvo < lby tclephouo , No. 129.
Wll. U. IHUESON , Proprietor.
P.SCHEUEEMANNM D
HKJULAR QEU1IA
Homoopathio Physician.
SPECIALIST OF
WOUEK , CHILDREN & CHRONIC D1SKA8E8.
Hours At Residence , No. 1 3 8. 10th Street , till
10 a. m. , and alter S p. in. Hours At olHco , No. US
anil 105 8.16th St. Room 7. from 10 a. m. , to 3 p. nL
N.B. The Tape Worm will be romovi > d. w ttout
aan7 r In tlm * of from S to 8 hour * .
J. E. RILEY & CO. ,
-AND-
Loan Brokers !
( PRENZER'B BLOCK , OPP. roaiOFFICE. )
Loans Negotiated.
Houses Rented ,
Titles Perfected
And Special Attention given to convey-
nncitis ; and all legal instruments.
REAL ESTATE LIST :
Smith's Addition , GO lots. . . Prlco S on to JMO
ParkPUco , j (15 ( lota. . . .Prlco 3'OtoOIO
Ok. hom\ Place , IDlitv. .Pilco J200 to 8100
D Ight& I Mian's add IS lota. . . .Prlco Si 5 to Out
Lcne's Addition 10 lots . .PrlcelSOto$3 > 0
Blunn's addition , Slots. . , Pr co reasonable.
/IIAKSCOU PLACE
\I1IMKGAUOHPLACK. \
Lota In { FLAIVIEW AUD.
JKIHKWOOD "
UtKUlCK'S "and Bother
/FAU-JAjr ,
- , . J DODO a
Lota on -
-JoUJIINO ,
( .And almoi t ciery St. In city
100 ACRE LOTS for sale CHEAP ,
KV3Y TEUMS ON ALli PROPERTY.
$40 < OOO
To Loan , on Real Estate ,
J. E. RILEY & CO. ,
ODDOilted The ofB jn
KHOISUNACQUAINTI3 ITH 1HI QrOOftArHT Of 1HI COUN
CHICAGO , ROCK 1SLANM PACIFIC R'Y
TAy ( ho centra ! position of Ita line , oonnecta tlio
East and Iho Went by the ihoneat route , and car-
ricft pastfcnuers. without chance of onra , between
Chicago anu Knnaav City. Council BlufT6.Iicaveu-
worlli. Atohlnon. Wlr.neapolia ana Ut. Vaul. It
connec'a m Union Dcrolu wltn all the prtuclpa
lines of road between tno Atlantic and the Pacific
Oec.nfi. ltd equipment is unrivaled and raaanitt
cent. belna compoited of Matt ! Comfortable nn
beautiful Day Coachca. Uacnlflcont llorton lie-
cllnlni ; Chair Cars. Pullman * * 1'rcttlcBt I'alaco
Blocixna Uir > , nnil the licat Line of Dnimr. Can
in the Woi Id. Thrco Trains between Chicago and
iilifieuurl Hivcr 1'otntr. Twii Trains between Chicago
cage ux ) Uluncnpolia and Bt. Paul , via thoTaiuoui
" 'ALBERT LEA ROUTE. "
A JJnw and Direct Line , via Seneca and Kanka
kee. h > u recently been opened between Richmond
2Voi folk , Now port Newa.Chattaoooca. Atlanta , AU-
fusta liashvlllei Louisville. Lealncton , Cincinnati
ndlinapolla and Lafayetle. and Omaha. Minneap
olis and St. Paul and intermediate points.
All Through Pasaenucra Travel on Fast Express
Trains.
Tickets for sale at all principal Ticket Offlocs In
the United Utatcs and Canada.
Bacftftge checked through nA rates of fare al-
< ays iu low as competitors that oner loss advan-
For'detalled Informationcet the Maps and fold
era of the
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
tt your resreit Ticket Omoe. or add roes
C7. R. CABLE , E. ST. JOHN ,
'
SEGER & TONER
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
II
WHIPS , ETO.
We make avery Dno lliht harncsi , and hare a
wayaonhand a full Hue ol Horse Clothing , Curr
Combs , Bnuheu , ct .
Ho , lie N. I6lli SI. - - 0 nata N
H. PHILLIPS ,
TAILOE
His one of ttu ) lart'c- and fine't aworlmcnt o
Rprlog at U Hummer Uoodi for Kulllnta a d Tr > w >
IrK < AM garni i u t a antcoil to fit a"i trimini1
V Ith the Uoil Tnminluin. MY 1'UICIH AHE LoWC
\tin \ any Merchant Tailor lu t e ilty. UUl raruai
riEZEL & MAUL
( SUOOKS80RS TO JOHN O. JAOOC8) )
UNDEETAKEES !
} t old Hand 1417 rarnam street. Order ) ty Ul
Jb eolldtod wid proropUy atte. tJ tu.
THE MFjfiCHAKTS
lti.SH
Authorized Cnnitnl , - 1,000,000
Paid-up Capital , - - 100,000
Juvplus Fund , - - - 70,000.
DANK1NCJ OFFIOKI
H. W. Cor , Farnam ana 13th S
OFK10FH8 :
RACK MUBPIIT , Prcnldcnt. I HAM tK. IIooinn , V-l'
DJ.X. D. WOOD , Caahlor. | LOTUSR DUAIU , A 0
ninEoroiis :
Frank Murphy. Samuel K Ilo cra , Don. D.Woo.1 ,
Chntlos U. Hou cl , All. D. Jones , Lntlicr Drake.
Tranuct Qcneral IHnklnj ; Dujlncsn. All wht
haieany Banking bualucra t trinket are halted t <
call. No matter how larco or ( mall tlio traniactlou
t will reecho our careful attention , auil we promlii
alw aju courteous treatment.
Pa ) s particular attention to bualncu lor p.utlei
rsldliiK outaldo the city. KxhanRO on all the urla
clpal cities ft tha United State * at \ cry lowest ratct
Aocountaof Banks and Bankers received on ( av.it
able tormv.
IHUCB Certificate ot Deposit bearing B per ctnl
ntcrcnt
Buys uid Mils Forolcn richanRO , County , Clt ;
and Oof o
oUNITED
UNITED STATES
OK OMAHA.
S , W Cor , Farnam and 12th Sts ,
Capital , - - $100,000.00
O. W. HAMILTON , Proo't.
S. S. CALDWELL , V. Proa't.
M. T. BARLOW. Oashlor.
DIRECTORS :
3. S. OAtDwr.LL , B. F. Swrai ,
0. W. HAMILTON , M. T. BARLOW ,
0. WILL HAMILTON.
Accounts solicited and Veptsub
oct to sight chock.
Certificates of Deposit Issued pay
able In 3,6 and 12 months , bearing
ntorost , oren demand without In
terest.
Advances made to customoro or
approved securities at market rate
of Interest.
The Interests of Customers on
closely guarded and every facility
compatible with principles ol
sound banking freely extended.
Draw sight drafts on nglantltro
land , Scotland , and all parts of Eu-
ropo.
ropo.U
U Rurooonn fflBPago Ticko
'
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADJS.
United States Uopositorj
"
OF OMAHA
Cor. 18th and Farnam Sfcs
7oOfdest Bairfcing Establishment
-Omaha ,
8DOOESSOR3 TEO KOUNTZE BKOTOEIUK
OlffRCLlxea In 18E8.
Oignnleed u a National Batik In
CAPITAL S200.00
8UKPIJU8 ftJJD PROFITS . SlEO.OOt
OFTIOBKa
nreaum Eoinrna , President.
A auKvi KOTmzi.'Sd Vice Kegldcnt.
A , J , Forrurrov.
F. H. DAVU , Oublet
w tt. Mwma , Assistant Caehler.
n"uuaacia ( roncr l banking ; bnalntaa. leanw tlmi
OirtincatcafwarlrC 1 itoroet Drawn dralta cu Sti
Francisco aed nrlndpal cltlea In ti United Ruto
A' o London Dublin , Edinburgh und the priocl al
c tine ol tba i o itlonnl of Emi p .
CEO. WEBER ,
All MniaXit Dread , Fancy Calc ; -Aad Pica constantly
on baud.
Now Wootlwort ! KBW Attachments
Warranted 5 Years.
SuLD ON EASY PAYftlENTS.
E. I * LffVEJOY
122 S.
H , K , BURKET
DIRECTOR AHO WUER
11 Korth ICth Street Omaha.
Hatter of Application of Krio Wrct'lnd ' , ( or peiml
to stUUquor as a druffflit ,
KOTJCli
Notice U hereby tdten tliat Krlo Wrcll'nd ' , did
upon tluj i9tli day oM rh. A. D. 18S4. QIo hU p
l > licatlnn to the nuor and city eoundl ol Omaha , ( u
* It to Hell malt , plrltuou > u ) oiidtinuui llquon a
t DruiriiUt for inIcuiul , n thankal and then lea
imn > n i > innly , at No. 122 U. If tit ttrebi , 4th ward
Oniahs. Nob. , from the llth day ot Auril , 1&S4 , to
thu llth day of April , 1855.
If them txi no objection , remonstrance or proten
Itledulthln t o weeks from llarch ith ! A.D. IS I
thi ) said iralt ulll lie uranUtl.
KUIO WHbTMNP , Applicant.
S.4t Iovr | J , J. L. U. Js-atrrr , Lily Clerk.
THREE TURNS AtlD UP.
ThatlniiciilcsllieFlnclnalifliis on Chi-
cgo : 'ChanEc ' Yestcrflay ,
An Appreciation of Throe to Five
Eighths of a dent on Wheat ,
Oorn Olosos Higher [ also on a
Glimpse of the Visihlo Supply.
Oats Jogs Along Without Eofor-
onoo to the Stir in Other Grain ,
Oattlo Drag Along , with Prices
Drooping 10 Cents ,
Over KlRhtTliousnml Offered , a Largo
Number Tor Tuesday.
CHICAGO'S MA11KKTS.
AN UrWAKD TENDENCY" .
Jpeclal Dispatch to TIIK BKC
OniCAdo , April 22. The market took
hreo sharn turns during the any and
ndnd with n strong feeling and higher
) ric33. The wheat market was active
and unsettled , opening firm , advancing
about one cent and then under free of-
eriugs declined 1A < 3 from outside prices.
When the posting of the visible supply
soon after noon showed a decrease of
of moro than 1,000,000 buiho'a during
ho past week , the demand showed a
marked improvement and priced rallied
lie , fluctuated and closed g to { jo higher
than Ijesterday. April closed at 80c ,
fay at 87o , Juno at 89 o and July OOgc
On call board , sales ran up to 200,000
mshcla and prices advanced J to §
closing at87o , Juno 89Jc , July Oljc.
CORN.
An unsettled feeling prevailed in com ,
ith prices irregular. The markoc open
ed firm , and under a good denied prices
ran up to g. Free selling caused a
decline of 1 to 1J Later , -when a de
crease of 130,000 in the visible supply
was shown a rally occurred , prices nd-
vansod 1 to If , and closed to g over
yesterday. April closed at 5lJj , M
Juno 54 J , July 55 $ . On call July advanc
ing } .
OATS
Dull and unsettled , and closed a shade
easier. May closed at 32 } , Juno 3J2A to
32f , July 32 * . On call nalca were .76,000
July advancing .
MESB P011K
Fairly active. Prices ruled C.O to 15c
lower , then rallied CO to 00 , nnd closee
steady May , closed at'lG195 to
316.97 ; June , 17.10 to1712 * , July
17.20 to17.22 * . On call sales iren
2,250 bbl. , Juno ndvancing'2J. ;
LAUD
Ruled irregular but generrlly stronger
May closed $8 30 to 8.321 " , Juno 8.424 to
8 45 , > July . ' 47i to 8.DO. On call lalee )
were 3,250 bbl. , Juno declining 2Jc.
CATTIJI.
Estimated receipts < cattle to-daj : ,
7,408 , against 5,580 laei Tuesday , mak
ing Jibout the same nuiEbcr for tha week
so far us for the coroeoponding period
last -week. The market ruled slow * nd
draggingi&om the beginninft to the -cad
and prices dropped KB per 100 din-ing
the forenoon , the doslino being mostly
on metliim and hcayy cattle , inducing
fresh resoips. | ThoM worn fuliy 8500 {
on solo , wnich is a Boater number 'tii\n !
can bc'Kaually dinpo od of Tuesday. 1'iioro '
was iittio or no change in the demand erin
in prinea on butchef'H stock and ntodkors
and feeders , both rolling well ; l,3uO to
1,500 pounds crport grades , G 30 to'C < iO ;
ioodK ; > < ) choice sliipj-iiig , 1200 to 1.150 Ibs. ,
R ! ) t toO 15 ; common to medium , 1000 to
1200 % . , 520to 75j inferior to fair
cowa:2 75 to 4 00 ; medium to good-i-5 00
to 5-00 , stockoro , 10 to 20e lower -and
75 ( / > 4 75 ; feeders , 5 00 to 5 50.
HIS W1PK.
A.lto ton Mun'u { Jiuicu miitjililc
liori.
BOSTON , April 2Z , This aftccacon
James Nicholson eclcrcd his wifu'a room
and shortly aftnrwards a report of apt-
tel wns-heard. A brother of Mrs. Nich
olson robed to the room and found t/iat
Nicholson had shotihis wife through tire
shoulder. Ho grappled with Nicholtuti
but wasiKnablo to prevent him shooting
his wifa/i second tiiuo , killing her in
stantly. The murderer then coolly
pocketed tis pistol aud remarked : " 1'ni
a murderer , " and thoa left the house and !
has not jot been captured.
Bloody WorJc on llioStrcotg of No v-
porl.
NEwrour. Jl. I. , April 22.rolico of-
ficcr Eugene Barker was fatally shot by
Wm. Shaw , a young and notorious des
perado , this morning while endeavoring
to arrest Shaw , who wan quarrelling with
a companion named Alduraon. Sluw
then pursued Aldertioii , and fired two
ehotH at him , ono of which bit Aider-
eon , but the latter succcded in disarming
Shaw. Both men wore sober , fthaw was
nrrestud.
Tlio UllliiKlniiii Jlaiik HwmtfJc.
Sr. LOUJB , April 22 Frank Kerura ,
the cashier of the Eflinghatn , III. , bwik ,
which closed yesterday in consequence cif
the absconding of its presidout , I' . A.
Van dossy , siys there were over 840,000
in the bank when ho closed it .Saturday
( night , end vrhou ho opened it Monday
meriting , every dollar was gone , ns well
as the books , p&por * , etc. The losers
arc nil citizens of Ufllngham. His where
abouts nro still unknown.
THE si < .c < jxTuiainicT ,
Delegates to ChlunKoKlcutcd. N ° ln'
s.ruutloiiH. Ariliup InilorHOil.
For Ami-Monopoly.
Special Dlnpatch to THE lint.
IlAanNos Neb. , April22. The second
district republican convention WON very
harmonious. W. T. Scott of York , nnd
Qoo. W. Burton of Orleans wuro nomin
ated delegates to Chicago by acclamation ,
T. Matters of Clay county and F. A.
Sweezoy of Webster county were elected
alternates. Burton and Scott were both
called on , nnd declared their preference-
for Blaine , but will go unpledged , and
ready to support Arthur or any available
man. No attempt was made to instruct.
Arthur's administration was handsomely
endorsed , und his course commended in
urging upon congress to enact inter-stato
commerce laws , and rcgulato railroads.
The delegation is instructed to labor for
ho adoption of an anti-monopoly plank
n the national republican platform. The
convention adjourned at 0 30 p. m.
BLOOU-TUmSTY imOTIIEKS.
Duel to tlio Death In Mary-
laud.
Dispatch to TltB 1)EK ,
BALTIMOUK Md. , April 22d.A fatal
duel was foughtyosterd&yatCockoysvillo ,
a small town in Baltimore county , the
> rinolpals being two brothers-in-law
named Charles Brown and Joshua Gill.
Cho fight was brief and bloody. The
distance was so short that the antagonists
.hirsting for each others blood could al
most have touched each others finger tips ,
iad they hold out their arms to full
length , and they glared at each other like
wild beoste , their intense hatredboing ob-
servabloicvon at this dread moment. But
two shots were exchanged , and as the
second bullet sped out from Gill's gnu ,
Brown dropped , mortally wounded. As
a physician was examining the bleeding
wound in his breast , Mrs. Brown arrived
on the Eoano. "My husband 1" aho
shrieked wildly , and fell prostrate on the
body of the dying man. Gills has ninco
been arrested. The causn of the duel
was an old feud that arose between the
two a number of years ago out of a dis
pute over Borne property. It liar been
intensified since by family quarrels. Both
parties to the mortal combat are citizens
of prominence , and belong to the bos !
families in the county.
A UOLID , 1IAD
AUiiKlmoro Methodist Deacon KHopen
AVltU Sinter llarr Koili
kFamlllen.
'Special to Till BEE.
BALTIMOUE , April 22. John Caui ; on
a prominent > f armor of Washington ocun
ty , who for twenty yearn past has 'boon
deacon of * ho Methodist church -horo ,
has eloped with Mrs. John D. Bare , wife
of a neighbor. The elopers have gene
west , it usthuught to Chicago , nc their
baggage was checked > to that city. Cam
eron leaves behind , a wife and two children
ron , arid Mrs. Barr a husband and throe
little children , the youngest only cloven
months old. Both parties moved in ex
CL'llont s 2iuty , and wuro highly * roupert
ed.
An Karth < { uuUo In Ktirof o
LO.VWOS' , April 22. At 9:30 : this mom
ing an earthquake &hock of cotttidcra
force was felt in th eastern countries o
Eiiglsnd. Localitton in Essex end Suf
folk were Bconea of < iho greatest disturb-
ancee. At Ipswich the shock r aa so severe
vero that walls of houses were purcoptlhy !
shaken , plates w ro rattled und bell
rung. tTho people have been throw :
into auoh a state of consternation tlia
busiuoac is for a ( irr.o nuupendbd. Tha
shock WR.S still .moro . severe nt Colchester
The Toncussion Lit ted ono haj raiuuta
The firot'flymptoiu R < AB a deep cuinbliiif ,
sound , .portentous cud awe inspiring am
wa tpcedily followed by quit&ng aiu
shaking of all buildings.
liliiiHcir H > Duacii.
Special Ulaiutch to Tuc DKE.
IlKD OAI : , IA. , Aj/ril 22. JAKOB Pil
kingtou , of this place , after three
weeks indriunco ( ; iu A spree , dlol sud
dunly last uight. The .post mortem rn
voalod the c use of death as being a rupture
turo or bursting of the heart.
ui Kiiiuii > < Oity ,
Cicr , April 21. A light now
! has been fulling tha growler part of the
toronooii , m < ting upon the ground
NO IKS.
tiio Crouch murder uiyutorjr ct Juckwi
. , U unruvolliir. Thuboriei papar haca
been recovered. Oca of tha paritcipuuU ro
crntlf .nkifipud to Cacutlu and tha detectlveij
are novin puruult of Um.
1'renltiout tlcwett it the Jrluiosj ) , doiiloo
chut tliuroad If ) imteuivhi ItH flxcd lnr(0 |
and could Jiot jny | IH July intereat. Uo nay
the road U doing a luigo biislncsa nud U In no
way tmlur7if < ( ed.
A party of Albany tlemou-it'j who hn\o jui ,
roturnud froio Tildeu' * paluce , > Ute that Til
ileu Ii ( lti > e1y < iflclmeil to bo a c nullJato IK
wmilJ not aucoit | If numiiintud , They rf iii
thli us fiual. Iu U uow prosod Mioom C\9\e \
land or Flower ,
The \Uibl itujjply of gj-olu ! n OUcuKonhuw
doorcase ff 1,1(59,000 , ( biubeU during the
CAPITAL CUTTER ,
The HississipDi Rescwiiv-Tlie Fast
HalL-Tlio Tlinman Bill ,
An Important Decision. The
Dnytou " Soldiers" Homo. '
WASHINGTON NOTKS.
J.OOAN AND OOLEsnV.
8i > cclnl Dispatch to TUB HEK.
WAHUINOTOX , April 22. Now York
Sun to-day s ys : "Logan has nuulo n mistake -
take in joining htmds with Oglojby , for
lie has not only made him governor , but
made him ngnin the grunt man in Illinois. '
H ndda , "Oglcsby will bo very likuly to
remomhor the games by which Logan
beat him out of the nomination for
the Bcimte , fix years ago ,
nud following his oxatnplo , sot to work
to boat him out of the sonata nuxt
winter. "
I'LRUnO FKECMOK1A.
Mr Hatch's plcuro pneumonia bill is
to coma up bcforo the senate to day on
final discuisiou and action. The indica-
cations nro that it will become a law.
TUP. HNY LEVEES
Mr. Hutch appeared bcfora the river
and harbor committee- this morning , and
made an argument in favor of authoriz
ing the engineers in charge of the Miss
issippi between Quincy and Rock Island
to'npply such portions of the appropria-
[ on as may bo needed to the strengthen-
ng of the Sny levees. The committees
s very hard at work , sitting morning and
ftornoon , with but brief intermission ,
making every effort to got the bill com-
lotod by the end of the week.
THE HEW CHILEANS FAIR.
Director general Barker oMho Now Or-
cans Exposition BOJS ho is satisfied that
10 will got a loan of a million for his
ixposition as asked in his bill , both the
appropriation committees having indicat
ed a favorable feeling toward it on his
indentation of facts to-day.
TIIAT MISSISSIl'l'I 11EHE1WOIK.
\VASIIINGTON , April 21. Wiuhburn to
day made an agreement before the rivur
and harbor committee in favor of the
reservoir system , at the headwaters of the
Mississippi lies only naked for one-half
of the cum estimated by the engineers ,
cutting down their demands from § 200- ,
000 la ' § 100,000. The committee appear
ed to bo favorably impressed with the
statement , and it seems likely that a suf
ficient cum w > ll bo allowed to practically
cr mplotu the work now in progress. The
sentiment in the committee seams to bo
quite liberal lowurd the Mississippi , but
against aide isfWen , snch as tb/o Honnepin
canal.
TAUT MAIL.
Superintendent Thompson , of the fast
mail service , said todaythat ho thought
ho began tc see some dhanco for improve
ment in tire St. "Louis mail service to and
from the < aast.
TJIliL.
Kegulor/Pross Dispatches.
Apcil 21. The houco
cotumiUoo on Pacific railroads to-day con
tinued the consideration of the proposed
amonimonts to the Thurman sinking fund
act. The committee agreed to report
stnoedmouts bringing within the provi-
stona of the net , in addition to thoao rondo
already included the Kansas Pacific , the
Oity & Pacific and the central
branch of the Union Pacific ro&ds , and to
increasethe percentage of all the roade
that are it go icto the sinktng'fund from
20 to 3i per cent.Tho soowtary of the
treasury , in a third amendment , is em
powered to au&a an inveatmont of the
slaking fund iu first mortgage bonds in
ncy subsidised companies or iu govern-
HTATETHl. 1'KDBltAL.CCCTIlTH , .
A decision was rendered iu the supreme
cruet of the United titates to-day , in im-
ptrtant railroad cases , entitled F. L.
lAoies otal. and the board of director * of
'too Union IVdfio railway company , plain
nas
iliffij in error , e alnst the nta'.o of Kunaai
ec rol. F. A. Johnston , nttoihoy gener
al , and the Kansas Pacific "railway com
.pcny , nlafiitiff in error , against the uanu
iu errory circuit court of the Unitw
\9Utc3 , 'diitriot of Kansas. Tliaso wen
oe&a brought by the state -df Kansou n
her own anurts Against the.Uuion PaciGi (
. il Kans&a Pacific rail -cioipauiea 6
defeat the consolidation of thcxocorpoca
tions , wliich vacs oiTcced ( if an agree
ment entered tcrto the 24thof January
1S 3. The questions proieaiol hnro re
late to the right of .removal from the stat <
to , < 6ho federal courts , which ic laimod bj
tw ! cailro&d compaaios. Thu curt holds
firet , that there * ro xuits of a civil nature
socoRd , that they are suits arieiug undvi
the lava of the United Statue , And third
that tLsy uro , properly immovable to tin
federal. courts under tlw act of March , ' )
1875. The ardor to reciaud to too state
court u 4n each case ruvcrsed , c.ivl tin
United States circuit court is Jirooied tc
entertain the cacs as properly roiuovrd
f ; Jm the etato court , tuid piuceoJ U 2r -
m'Lh nccordlugly.
TSE DAYTON HOME ,
? ! hohouBo-etinmitteo on military * C-
fair liavoin8tru ted Representative Ilfse-
crans to report favorably the joint j-osolu-
toin providing for the appointinont of
SVni. 1 $ Franklin , t f Oonuocticut , John
0. Black , of lllinoui , andThoinaa \V
( lido , of Maine , to till vacancius in the
bo rd of nwnagera of the Nation&l Sol.
ITnma. Oo motion of Mr. Murray ,
Chairman llosccrAiis was instructed to lay
before the president of the board of man-
agors.complaints made by prominoutmon
of Diyton , Ohio , ngainst Governor Pat
rick , of the Soldiers' Llomo at Daytonj
if the board docs not doom the complaiiits
against liim sufllcient to justify hia removal -
moval , the commlttco will ask an investi
gation "of the inaungomont of the Dayton
Homo by the houso.
DAKVILLU AND OOl'IAll.
The eonnto committcoonprivilegoflantt
elections decided not to cill any moro
witncisos in the Danville and Copiah
cues , nnd to lay the evidence taken be
fore the Bonaie.
FOIITV-EIGHTII
BENATE.
WASHIKOTOK , April 21. A bi'.l was
A bill vrns passed to provide for n relief
of trustees of the Southern Illinois Nor
mal university at Carbondalu.
lUlls were introduced and referred :
By Mr. Jones , ( dm. . , La. ) , to provide
for nn industrial and cotton centennial
exposition to bo hold at Now Orleans.
A similar bill wan introduced in thohouso
by Ellis.
By Mr. Ingallg , ( rop. , Kas. ) , to amend
the revised statutes so as to prohibit col
lectors of internal revenue from charging
or receiving nny special tax license , or
permit fee for the sale of intoxicating li
quors in states where the local laws pro
hibit the sale or mauufacturp of such li
quors.
Mr. Fryo , ( rop. , Mo. ) , offered n resolu
tion which was referred to the committee
on foreign relations , requesting tho. prcs.
idont to institute nogotiationa with the
government of the king of Spain , for ref
erence to an umpire for decision of the
question whether the treaty of 1819 had
boon fully carried into effect , and to set
tle and finally decide what amounts re
main to bo paid by the United States.
The senate then took up the bankrupt
cy bill.
Mr. Van Wyok ( rop. Nob. ) said the
principal difference ho saw between the
present bill and the old bankruptcy 1111 I.
against which all classes had risen up
and pro tea ted , was that under the law
the expenses incurred for ofllcers for
compensation came from the bankrupt's
oatato , and in this bill it was to come
from the United States treasury.
Mr. Hoar ( rep. of Mass. ) replied , thai
out of the bankrupts estate a certain per
centage was paid into the treasury of the
United States.
On motion of Mr. Sherman ( rep. O.
it was so amended as to make theoxamin
ing officers of the treasury , ofllcers tc
finally examine bills for { lisbursnmonts ;
the bills to bo in the first instance swon
by the party presenting thorn , and certi
fied to by the judge. *
Mr. lugalln said the machinery createc
by the bill would bo expensive. Then
would , ho thought , bo at least 2GO coin
* misaionors appointed nt once , and then
would bo tha whole number of super
visors required by the not. Thai wouli
involve an appropriation of not lea
$150,000 to $800,000 , in addition to tin
amount already appropriated for thi
United States courlg. All the scandal
of the bankruptcy system had grown ou
of the enormous expenses it onvolvod.
Amendments were proposed by Messrs
- Qeorgo , Sherman , Hoar , IngallsEdnmnde
Morgan and Van Wyck.
The bill as amended was reported fret
the committee of the whole and passod-
yeas 82 , nays ID.
The cliair then laid bcforo the nonat
the next special order , which was th
pleuro'pnoumonia bill.
Adjourned.
HEKATB.
WAWSINOTON , April 22. In the nor
ate to-day a number of unimportant bill
-
and reEolutiutifi vroro introduced aud re
fcrrod.
The pleuro-pnoumonia bill , the specii
order for the day , was laid osldo and
- number of pension bills passed.
. The aonato took up and passed ft bill
accept and ratify certain nuroimenl
- made with the Sioux Indiinn , and (
grant a right of way to the Chicago , Mi
waukeo & St. Paul Kiilway Com pun ,
through the Sioux lloaorratiou ; also (
thc&tkota ; Central.
Adjourned.
rein HOUKE.
t
in Bingloy asked unanimous consent fc
ic the- present consideration of the bi
authorizing the Secretary of the Troasur
- to Lnvwt the lawful money deposited i
- the treasury by national banking aafocit
, tiouc for the retirement of their circulal
ing EOtee.
Mr , Wellur ( g. b. Iowa ) objected : an
on motion of Mr. Budd , May 3 was set
, apiirtfov consideration of the bill t
: amend ( Ohinoso immi rfttion act.
On motion of Mr. Morrison an ordo
was madufo provide ovoniug sessions un
further \ \ notice ) , for general debate on
the tariff hfii. ' . The hou o then went in
iu coimnittoo of the whole , Sir. Co ;
( dtjin , N. Y.J in the chair , on the tarit
bilf.
bilf.Mr.
Mr. Wullboen ( dom. Tox. ) opposed it
likordeo Mr. MoKinloy ( rop. O ) who do
clarcd the bill was intended for the En
glish. Mr. Herbert ( dem. Ala. ) jnadc
an olr/lKirato nrgtnnuut in fuvor ol
the bill. The comoiitteo then aroao , and
the house aguin ivent into omniittco of
whole ( Bpringur in iho cliair ) on the
ponslon approprinlii ! , after which ro
cctu waa tiiktn till 8 p. m , ivhcn debate
: ook jilnco on the tarifl' bill ,
, Alabama , Apiil 22la
: ho James trial to-day , W. H. Spain tes
tified that in 1881 ho lived about a quar-
; or of a mile from Woodson ( Frank
lames ) ; know him wall ; caw him at Nash-
villa March llth 1881 , the day of the
Mussel Shcals lobbory. Jack Smith , a
negro , 'testified to swunc ; Jnmco at Nash *
villa March 8th , llth and 12th. Martin
[ traxror envr James at the magistrates >
trial in Nashville , on March lltlu
MniBncliiisocttH Ilyc's ProhlLition.
BOSTON , April 21. In the house to-day
n resolution providing for a prohibitory
amendment to the constitution , and of-
'orcd aa n substitute for the adverse ) report -
port uf the majority of the committee on
liquor laws , was rejected by 74 to 87 , and
Iho adverse report of the committco
r.doptcd ,
Inwa'H Old SoUllora.
To. , April 21. The
encampment of the G. A. H. for Iowa ,
convenes hero to-morrow evening. Trains
brought in the department officers
and several hundred delegates to-night.
Grand Command It. B. Bcnth and
General Prontiss will arrive tmorrow. .
A review and public oxorcioos will occur
Wednesday. Two tnouannd old soldioro
are expected.
Hallway AVii ) > na Ilcdnoeil.
TORONTO , April 21. The Grand Trunk
railway employes at Montreal and Strat
ford have accepted a five per cent redua-
tion for six months.
IlllnolB
SpniNQiELD 111. , April 21. The State
highway commissioners * convention of
Illinois , to moot to-morrow , promises to.
bo important. Over fifty delegates met
in preliminary nrgnnization this evening.
There will probably bo over five hundred
present during the session.
Buokleii'b Armuiii Salvo.
The Rroatest modlcal wonder of the world.
Worrantod to six-oiHly ctiro Burns , Cuts , Ul.
cora , Salt llhoutn , Fever Sores , Cancera , I'ilea ,
Ohillbtolna , Cortm. Totter , Chapped hnnda.
, an < l Ml skill eruption , gaiontood to euro In
very Inntancc , or money refunded. 26 conla
per box.
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