Nebraska Newspapers

    UMAHA DAILY BEE-SATORDAY * JANUARY 24 , 1885.
SIOK AND DESERTED ,
A Girl Ill-ought From Denver to
Oinnlm find Deserted by
Her Seducer ,
Yesterday about 4 a. m , , In Carrie
Mullen's honao of 111-famo on Capitol
nvonnc , n gltl by the name of Jonnlo
Kessler Rftvo premature birth to a child ,
The history of this girl ia a Bad ono nnd
the man who brought her to her present
condition is worao than a bruto.
The girl tolls her ttory ns follows : She
was a serrant girl In Denver and met a
youug man by the uamo of William
Qalnn. Qalnti was a smooth-tongued
follow and finally under promleo of mar *
rlago accomplished the girl's rnln. A
faw months fonnd the girl in a delicate
condition and Qalnn loft Denver , tolling
her that ho would como to Omaha and
make n phco for her and then would
send for hor.
Ho came to Omaha and was engaged
as bartender for Wood , the Fourteenth
atroot saloonkeeper , who had such an escapade -
capado with his Denver mistress in this
city a few days tinco. Subsequently
Qalnn wrote to the girl to como to
Omaha and she did , no arriving in this
city last Monday. Qalnn did not oond
her any money , and oho was obliged to
pay her own faro from Denver to this
city. Qulnn did not moot her at the depot -
pot , but sant a hackman , who took her
to the Cozzana hotal. She remained
there ono night , when the same bnckman
called and took her to the Gees hotel.
Hero Qalnn called upon her and told her
that it was too expensive to keep her
there , and that ho would toke her to n
place where ehowould ] liavo company and
good caro. The next day the hackman
called and took her to Carrie Mullou'a ,
where she has since baon.
The girl received nothing but nbuso at
the hands of the Mullen woman and y s-
t onlay she was taken ill. She was p'accd '
in n cold room without any attendance
and there alone passed through the pangs
of child birth. lr. Gibbs was called and
attended to the stifle-ting girl as best ho
could. Later in the morning two police
dflicors called at the house and the Mul
len woman ordered them to take the girl
away at once , saying that if oho was not
moved to-day that she would throw her
out into the street , The Mullen woman
said that the girl was not a spotting wom
an and that she would have nothing to do
with her.
The man Quinn , who ia responsible for
all of this trouble , hai skipped out and
nothing can bo found of him. Superin
tendent Pierce , of the poor farm , has
been notified nnd as soon as the girl is in
condition to bo moved she will probably
bo taken to the poor house. The Mul
len woman is not a woman but has mote
of the Instincts of a beast.
A OflfiONIO BEA.T ,
A. St. Julian Skips out nml Leaves
Elverj body Ho Owes.
For several months there has been n
man by the name of A. St. Julian run
ning n rcstaurnnt at the corner of Fif
teenth and Capital avenue. I hu restaurant
was named after its owner and was called
"Tho St. Julian. " Tho/placo has done a
very god business , but the old seed whc
has been running it has evidently beer
working lo salt down a few dollars re'
gardless of the consequences and prob
ably tas done so.
Ho has run in debt everywhere ( hat he
ho could find an j body to tiust him andil
has been his motto never to pay a cent i :
hu could possibly get out of it. All of {
sudden this chronic dead-beat transfer ;
his property to a second paity and leave
the city. This transfer was madi
yesterday morning , and iiianypersons win
had meal tickets which had not yet beei
used up are left out in the cold. Whoi
they wont to dinner yesterday they wen
informed by the now proprietor that the !
tickets were no good and if they wnntei
dinner they would liavo to put up thocas !
for it.
Not only has St. Julian beaten all th
dealers ho could find to trust him , but h
has loped in the newspapers for gooi
sized advertising bills , and notwithstand
ing that pcrsbrent effort ] wotc made t
got oven with him , it was like trying t
get blood out of a turnip.
Ho has gone , and his came will h
pasted upon the walls of time as a chroni
dead beat , and wherever ho may go itwi
bo well for the ci'i/ens of such places t
beware of him.
Pat Comfort Turns Up ,
Mention was made iu the BEG a fo
days since that Mrs. P.it Comfort an
her family of children had arrived i
Omaha and wore in destitute chcun
stances and th.it the husbmd and fatho
who waa supposed t j bo Corking in th
city , could not bo found. Mrs. Comfo
was 111 and was token to St. Joseph
hospital and the children "TO coiuignc
to the tender care of Superintends
Pierce at the poor farm. Yesterday P ,
turned np and wont to see bis wife an
children. Up had been at work !
Harris1 & Fisher's packing houseat
hud got out of employment and was poi
nlleis. Ho has gotten possession of h
children and la now trying to scrape t
pother a few dollars with which to obta
quarters and gither together his faml
under ono roof.
1'ollco Court.
T In fpolico ( court yestorda7 thr
ntrong , able bodied young men we
charged with vagrancy. They gave tl
names of E. E. L ne , N. Smith ar
Louis Simon. They were accompanli
by an elderly man , who was alsoohargi
with vagrancy. They all pleaded gnil
and were eentenced to ten days each
the county jail on bread and water.
Frank Thornton , a colored man , w
arrested at the Instance of the man Kin
who runs the dive on Tenth street ,
seems that Thornton had been boardii
with King and having been taken sic
ho had run behind In his hoard bill
the amount of 810. King wanted to gi
rid of him and had him arrested. .
Thornton was iu such bad shape that i
waa unable to work , ho was sent to tl
poor houeo.
a nrlllUnt nooial Affair ,
Ltst evon'ng ' at his residence corner
Twenty fourth and D.vvenpoit jtreets
elegant reception was given by Mr. E. ]
Oliapnmn , the Avcllknown wholesale gi
CCT and h's claiming young btido , 11
M IBS Pauline Hax " , of St. Joseph , ft ]
The guests began"to arrive at 8 o'clo
and fiie reception continued until 11 i
The toilets of the bride and her sis'i
Wits Bertha 11 ax , ns well agorae of i
guests , were very beautiful. After con >
gratulations and bett wishes of all kinds
of happiness and good luck in the years
to come they all enjoyed a bountiful
lunch. The tables as well as the house ,
were beautifully decorated with floweta
and smylax , Mrs , Hammond , the moth
er of thb groom , made everybody feel at
homo at once ; after having a pleasant
socUl time , the guests departed csrrying
with thorn many pleasant remembrances
of the happy occasion.
OMAHA'S ' OOUflOIL ,
/LJjcttcr to tlio NcbrixBlc * City Press
by an Omaha Ttlan.
The following letter , written by an
Omaha -correspondent to the Nebraska
City Press , may provo Interesting to
many and particularly to the city council :
OMAHA , Nob. , January 20 , 1885.
Queer thing ! are queer , but thit which Is
queerest to mo In this council and incongru
ous city. The first city of Nebraska nnd the
Great West , holding a repelltat and an at
tractive power alike to nil clauses from the
whita man to the Chinaman , from beauty to
n beast. Like many another city , possess
ing , yet falling to hide from the reportorial
eye , Its phases of upper nnd lowtr tondotn , iti
scandals , Its churches and Christianity , Its
dives nnd wickedness. Like many another
city , having within its own limits , yet hardly
acknowledging Its political rivalries , its self
made linn , its romantic robbcriei , Its pacullar
contracts for public works , its sub rosa'Vnu ik
ings , " nnd .last but not least , "City Dads. "
And speaking of city dads It would pleiaa any
reader of human nature to take a glance over
the ' 'motley crowd , " In this world brains
win hcnco Omaha has ni brilliant , energetic ,
intelligent nnd poetic a crowd cf political
sharks and knaves ( with a king thrown In )
ai ono couhl ask to gaze upon , that ! ; ,
If one's Imsginatiio powers ara strong and
stretching. Such n reader would feel
profound sympathy or dUguit , I know not
which , when gazing on such n crowd of self-
m do men and would think , "God pity the
maker , " The property owners don't ute the
word "pity" whsn they sneak of "em. No ,
not very often , nnyway. Tba word they use
mostly commences with a d. nnd n big I ) at
that and nil on account of pleasant and pleas
ing internal improvements in tha way of pav
ing , grading nnd sewerage.
Why the people should kick against paying
an enormous or excessive tix I can't under
stand ; but they did , and made n test cose ,
which was decided in favor of the kickers by
his honor , Judge McCullough.
And speaking of Improvements , Omaha Is
not'nlwnys asleep , but does at times wako up
and got action on hcrsslf. Just at present a
chambpr of commerce Is under discussion , and
as " 'twere well 'twere done quickly , " I e.x-
pect soon to know its location and see its
foundation walls commenced , and bs able to
tell you about in my next.
JBREMT WJLKINS.
THE LEGAL LOG ,
News from the Various lie sal Dlepen-
bnrlcs or the City.
In the district court yesterday , Oharlea
H. Hamilton , through hia attorney , \T.
C. Comn , entered enit against the city
of Omaha and its treasurer , Tinman
Buck. The plaintiff in his petition al
leges that his property on California
street , between Twenty-sixth and Twen-
ty-Boventh , has boon assessed for coots of
grading whtca was done in a mannorjin-
authorizcd and illegal. For this and
other reasons set forth in the petition ,
the plaintiff aaks for a restraining order
prohibiting the collection of the tixeo
fijln the county court yesterday Henry
Karsteni , of Mlllard , filed a petition
asking for the appointment of an admin
istrator for the estate of his father ,
Henry Kantjns , deceased.
I'OLICE COURT.
Before this tribunal yesterday after
noon Gcorga Smith was arraigned on a
charge of assaulting Richmann , the cigai
man , on the corner of Seventh anc
Pierce streets. Smith did not altompl
to deny the fact of the assault , but said
Hut Ilichrrmnn , in giving him backjsomi
change , had tendered him two pieces o
counterfeit money. Upon his ( Smith ]
asking for a refund of the money , Bach
rnaim refused. Judge Bonoko , however
smtcccDd Smith to pay a fine of $10 anc
costs and to bo imprisoned in the count ;
jail for Oiio day.
Frank Graves , alas colored , was or
raignod on a cbnrgo of stealing a clocl
from Young , the Sixteenth atreot house
hold goods morchMit. Tho'chargo via
ijot clearly proven , however , and Grave
was dismissed , Young being ullowcd ti
retain the timepiece.
The Ocean Itato War ,
August Wolsa , agent of the Hamburg
German-American line has received ol
ficial notification of a still further cat i
rates on that lino. So low haa the pric
of passage bton reduced that a tiokc
from Omaha to Hamburg , Bremen c
Ilavro can now bo bought for $2G.5 (
And it is quite probable that the rate
will fall still farther.
The war in ocean rates had its origi
in the rivalry between Iho Hamburg
American line and a now line just static
iu opposition to it. The Hamburg lin
withdrew from the German conference <
steamship companies and proceedc
. to cut rates to suit itsa
So far the war tai been raging Corcel ]
J and there are no pic.sant indications of a
I early termination. Last Friday Mi
, Weiss received ollioinl notification to so
JT a ticket from New York to Hamburg fc
$1-1 , and the rates have been falling ovt
As there is very little ocoin trav
now , none of _ tbo ttaamRhip cimpanlt
apptnr to bo suffering from the ci
rate ) .
oo robe TUTTJS
bo
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3d PILLS
ed
ty
In 25 YEARS IN USE.
Xhs Oreatort "Medical Triumph of tha Ag
SYMPTOMS OF A
f ; TORPID LIVER
Lou ofappe titr , Uo weU coitlre , i'aln
the bead , with a dull ensatlon In tl
back van. fain under the ihowlde
to blade , Fullnen after caclng , vrlth adl
Bt Inclination to exertion of bodr or rain
Bt&B Irritability of temper , iow plrlt , wl
&B a feeling of bnvlna neglected omoduf
hu Wearlnen , Dlzzlnen , I'lulterlnir ni t !
ho Heart , Dati before tbo erei , Ileadaci
over the right eye , Itoitlensnesm , wl
Qtful drennif , IlUblr colored Urine , BI
CONSTIPATION.
TTJTT'S 1MLI.B era especially adapt
to luch cases , ono doao effecta such
of
ihnnRO of feellncas to astonish tnesuffon
They Increase thn Appetite , anil cause t
an bodr to Take ou Fleih > tUui tha irstem
nourished , uc4 brtbelrTonlo Action
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B.o producRl. l'rl- aSe. 44 Sfurray St. . IV.
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lo. IOB runs HAIR DYE
lo.ck UKXT HAIR or WIUSKKBB changed to
ck OLOSST Uucs by a slnelu application
JO. this Dm. H imparta a natural color , at
Instantaneously. Bold by Druggists ,
Im nt by express on receipt of 91.
tjffloe,44 Murray St. , Now Yor
The Btixiuchanim aorj cd "Wltli Ice ,
Pom DKPOSIT , Md. , Jnnuft-y 23. The San-
quclinnnft ia gorged with ice from Garret's Is
land , three milei sonth of Port Deixjslt , nnd
extending lovornl miles north and from shore
tj shore. The ka moved this afternoon and
plied fitUen feet high oppDslto Port Deposit ,
backing water into and submerging the entire
lower section two or thrco feet. Intense ex
dtement prevailed. The water continued n .
rnc for half an hour and rose UV6 Iret tn twen-
iy rninutes. The citirons removed their stock ,
tarriogei and other personal eltects to places
cf safety. GUIitm residing In the lower "ec-
oion prepared for the gorgn by mounp : Into
the second storiea of their dwelllngi , A par
ty of gentlemen and ladles skating upon the
Ivir had n narrow oicapo.
The Snowstorm in Illinois ,
CHICAGO , January23. Ithaibcen snowing
atendily hora since early thii morning and
despathcs ftdm various points thtoucjhout
tlio northwest report severe snow storms. In
Ohleago tlis snowfall WM still in progress nt
at 11 p. m. , but during the evening had been
descending less heavily than in the preceding
hours. Specials to-nmht show tha northern
and middle portions of Illinois liavo had an ,
average of six inches more snow added to the
the thick covering that was already on the
ground. Trains are all subjected to moro or
less delay , but nothing of an exceptionally
serious nature bos yet boon reported ,
The AVhitowmtcr 1'olsonlnR Case.
WiimtWATunVia. . , January 23.- The ex
amination of Miss Nellie llornn , t > ho by
charge of the coronor'a jury wai held on the
charge of having poisoned her sister Anna
some months ago , waa concluded to-day and
resulted in the young lady being remanded to
[ ail to await trial. The examination has baen
.n progress four days , and during the last two
the evidence produced against the defendant
lits boon very damaging. She Is uow gener
ally believed to Invo poisoned her father and
mother and two mstors , all ef whom died un
der suspicious circumstances during the past
few yean. The prisoner wai taken to the
county jail at Llkhorn tnis evening ,
The Storm In Louisiana ,
SHREVKPOIIT , La. , January 23. The heav
iest sleet of tbo seaman fell last night and this
morning the whole country is covered with ice ,
presenting a scene seldom witnessed In this
section , The bridges In the surrounding coun
try arc swept away , the sti earns are higher
than for years and the roads are impassable.
Prisoners in Bellevue , Boe-lcr parish , set
fire to the building laat night and It was com
pletely destroyed. For a time It wai thought
the whole \illago would bo destroyed , but the
spread of the flames was prevented by tearing
down buildings near the jail. Loss not stated.
All prisoners secured ,
Pursuit of tlio Mexican Bandits.
YtJMA , Arizona. January 23. Go\ernor
Vcllagtara , of Lower California , has arrived ,
He left Kncanada , Mexico , with twenty
volunteers. They encountered a party of
escaped mountaineers , hilled ono and
captured nine The o are being hold
In the Mexican territory. Ono
of the governor's party was killed. Lopez
was in tbo encounter but escaped. Tha ob
ject of Vellagiana'a visit in "to secure the re
turn of the prisoners captured by American
trnop . Lieutenant McDonald Is In clo < e
pursuit of the remainder of tbu gang. It is
almost certain tb.it all will be captured or
killed.
Exposition Notes.
OIUKAXS , January 23. In spite of
the unpleasant weather there wna a consider
able number of oeoplu ou the exposition
gioundu to-day , The principal inteie-it cen
tered on the agricultural department , where
awards wore being made , Iloraes of the
French draft breeds were passed upon. M.
W. Dunham , of Wayne , 111. , took the three
first prizes for stallions , and Dillon Bros. , of
Nnrinan , 111 , took one. The Utter also took
four firsts for mares. The awards will be
complete to morrow. *
A
OHIACGO , January 23. A mixed wroitling
match to-night between James Faulkner , ol
Kngland , and John Bab > haw , of Chicago ,
bait three in fia for a purse of S-100 , was de
clared in favor of the Enili hm n. Thn firs !
and third bouts in which the Grec Komru
style was uped , were given to Faulkner or
fouls. The second fall was catch os catcl
can and Faulkner won by a fair arm hold ,
The audience was fair , the contest was nol
parliciilaily exciting. -
The National Silver Convention.
DKNVKII , January 23. The notional sllvei
convention which will 1)3 ) held horu the I28t !
inst. , U attracting a widespread attention
Colorodo , KaiMiB , Utah , Wyoming , Ne\adt
and New Mexico being represented by Inrgi
delegations. Several prominent advocates o
the free tnd unlimited coiuago of silver fron
eastern ctutca will be present.
Fuiiprol ot Sister Theresa ,
nnE , Pa. , January 23. The fu
neral of Sister Theresa took pi : e to-day fron
St. Mary's cathedral. Two thoueand person
were present , including the tlsters of St
Mary's and Molinikrod convents After so ]
cum mass of requiem , the funeral oration wa
preached by Father Kelly , of Towanda , Th
remains were tikon to Pittsburg for buna' '
accompanied by Fathers O'Uara , Donohu
and Kelly , and the Mothers Superior t
Wilkesbario and Towando convents.
Sr.ow ISIookndc.
, I Iowa , January 23. Snow fc
sK inche-i to-day and It Is still snowing. Th
Wabaih trains are all out of time. Tli3 Cft
tral of Iowa has not it-ached Mason City fr
a week. Trains on nil other roads aie delavec
d Freight trains aiu mucU delaved oa the Bui
lineton nud aietide tiakcd all abng tl :
10f lice.
10d
d Thn Htorm in Colorado ,
M GALVKSTOX , January 23. A special to th
' News from Colorado cays : A heavy SDO
11 storm is in proRreis , Tbo weather for tl
r'
' past week was very severe on cattle. If tl
storms contlnua tha loss of llvo titcck will b
ir very great. Report * of Joiso * are constant !
3f coming in , Specials from Gainsaville an
otter northern Texas points sttte heavy rait
to-day ; freezing to-night. Tbo .cattle ai
dying rapidly.
The Weather.
WASHINGTON , January 23. For the upp <
Mississippi valley : loal BIIOWH ; warm weathi
except in northwcut portion ; slight fall in ten
porntmu ; variable winds.
Kor thoupperMissouriva'ley ' : partly clotd
weather ; local snows ; variable winds , general !
shifting northerly ; rifting , preceded in tl
southern portion by fallinsr barometer ; coldi
in northern portion ; rising , followed by fallin
temperature insouthcra [ "
Sftlo of the Dubuqno Times.
elk DunuquK , January 23. Thaentlro propsrt
and utock of the
Uiibuquo Dally Times con
pany has been pui chased by Blanchard BID
k In who liivti had editorial and builneis contn
lie of the p i t-r during the past fourteen month
r- The form of the paper will bo changed fie
rd , a nix column quarto to an eifiht column foil
Ib A brut class job nttice will be added te tl
concern and other net-tied lmpfoumen
made.
Ib The Old Liberty Bell.
ad
rmmjimo , January 23. Notwltbstandii
od the Inclemency of the weatlur between ts
and three thouiand people were at tbe Unit
'be' Jcnot "hen the train carrying the liberty bt
arrived. There wai BO foimil drmotiKtratio
however , but there wui u atop f thlr
luInuU'a allowed those present to view tl
cunoiity.
ol SAM FRANCISCO , January 23 It isstat
* * this morning that the Northern I'acitia w
refuse to ilgn the agreement mide at t !
k > Trn contlaentil '
itctt'ng unleia tto 8 p
cint they were to pay theSoutbern PaciEo ro > d
i rebated. The Noithern Pacific elsims that
without the Oregon railway aid Navigation
company steamers the southein roads would
h vo no Portland connection.
A NiUurnl OBS Well.
WASHISGTOX , Pa. . January 23-This
morning gas was struck at the Iiouh well
at a depth of neneteon hundred feet , equal to
ths great Canomburg well. Drilling is being
continued and How l increasing.
wr. llcmhohl Wnt Ills Freedom.
PHILADELPHIA , January 23. Dr. Henry T.
HemboU if seeking release from tlioNorrls-
town in'sano asylum , where ha has been con
fined nearly four years. _
The Now Jersey Potlcrs.
TnKNTOX , N. J. , Jwiuary 23. An agree
ment has been signed that the potter * who
have been locked ont ( hall go to work Monday
at tha old rates. The Knlghla of LaVior will
endeavor to cnuallro and barmoniro the pro
posed reduced list of wages proposed by the
manufacturers bsforo February 1 ,
Tammany Hall Election.
NKW Yonic , January 23. The Tammany
hall Q committee on , organization elected
tha following officers to-night. Chairman
John Kelly , vice ilulrunn John McQnado
treasurer 1'ollco Justice John J , Gorman ,
Tha commlttco appointed to arrange for a
delegation to attend the inauguration of
President Cleveland.
The Whisky Pool ,
1'EoniA , January 23. Tlio auditing com
mittee of the western export association con-
eluded its labors this afternoon. They found
the aggregate amount of outstanding Indebted
ness of last year's pool about 870.0CO , which
it is claimed it will not bo ill Hi cult to meat. g |
"A Missing Steamer.
SAN FRANCISCO , January 23. Tha steamer
San Pablo is now thirty days out. She sailed
( torn hero for Yorkhama and Uoug Kong December
cember 10 and had 000 Chinese aboard. The
Pacific mall officials say there Is no caueo for
anxiety.
The OhlcAgo Driving P rk Sold.
CHICAGO , January 23. The property of the
Chicago driving park association was sold to
day by order of the court subject to a lease
held by William Fmmott. Kdward Corrigan ,
of Kanias City , D. It. Curtis , B. H. Camp
bell and Washington Hesmg wore purchasers ,
paying 823.020. ,
The Avenger's
NEW Yonit , January 23. The Vorld this
morning publishes an interview with Capt
Phelau. He says ho intends tq prosecute all
concerned in the murderous attack upon him.
Ho will protect the secrets of Ireland , but will
pursue O'Donovan Ilossa and his gang until
they are pnnished for conspiracy to murder
him. _
The Illinois Legislative Sqnahhlc.
SPUINOFIKLD , 111. , January 23Tho house
assembled at 0 o'clock and soon afterward ad
journed until Monday evening. The demo
crats desire to secure the attendance of all
thtir member ? , the republican caucus having
decided last night to elect Halnea permanent
chairman , r
The French Tremble for Stewart.
PARIS , January J3 The llepubllquo
FrancaU considers the battle between Stewart's
troops and the Arab robals an anlirromedlablo
check to thendvanc ) of the Knsjlieh at Khar
toum , and says it trembles for the fatu of
Gen. Stewart's force.
Down 'With the Llherty JJell.
PHILADELPHIA , Pennsylvania , January 23.
The liberty bell waa taken frpm the Inde
pendence hall at 8 o'clock thlsI"to6rrni'ng/
proces on of BOO policemen started with it for
the West Philadelphia depot.
Pugilistic ,
BOSTON , January 23. GreanCcld lias ac'
cepted a proposition from Pat Sbeudy to fight
Charley Mitchell with ban- knuckles or witli
kid gloves for 81,000 a side nud the gate ro
ceiptsatNew Orleans , after the contest will
Kilrain here February tl. i t a3
Anxiety tii London ,
LONDON , January 23.Tho absence of nowi
at the war office concerning General Stowart'i
cdvanco cau < es considerable anxiety.
Seal of North Carolina Smoliing T <
acco ia the best.
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
The Italian government is organizing !
force of 20.0JO for a raid on Tripoli.
It ia reported in Homo that 300 persons per
ialiPil In the avalanches in the district of Lire ,
and Aosta.
Many sentinels and travelers in Spain hav
been frozen to death. Peasants are pnrsuct
into villages by wolves.
The jeans manufacturers of Louisville am
Now Albany have decided to opsn all mill
now closed and run on two-tliirJo' time til
April.
European newspapers generally , comment
ing on the recent battle near Abu Idea Welh
express tlio opinion that the expedition wil
lead to EiiRwh protectorate over I'gypl
us it IB unlikely England will withdraw froi
Egypt after thceo exporsito campaigns.
Another blue book will soon bo issued b
the Gorman foreign office containing th
official correspondences and acts which culm :
natod in the annexation by Germany of th
Admiralty Islands of Now Britain and Noi
Zealand and a portion of New Guinea.
iV heavy snow ntorm 5 * in progreis in nortl
ern Tex IB. The weather for a week past hi
been * B1J' BM era ° " cattle and Bbeop. If th
etoruvxeiitmues the loss of liva stock will 1
very frraat , K'ports of caeca are constant !
coming ID. Specials from Gaineaullo an
other , notthern Texas points reports heav
ralna Thursday , frec/icg at nipht. The cattl
nro dying rapidly.
Tbo Cologne Onotte , in a leading cdltorii
on the relations of England and Europe , sayi
"Tho chief question is whether England t
Europe shall eivo way , or whether they uha
compromise their opposing claims * . AVe ar
convinced England will yield , if the verdii
of Europe Is given with tbo neceisary emphi
au. " The writer predicts the decadence c
la
ro English power. "Only let us ehow our teeth ,
the article continues , ' 'and England will sui
priso the world with her cowaidlce , "
Judge Fit/gerald , of the territorial court <
Arizona , ordered the sheriff of Tucson , to pi
Berger , who was ejected from his ranch o c
the Papazo reservation by Indian Apei
Wheeler. ' in possession of his premises , tin
Agent Hart and Lieutenant Mason in char ;
ot the troops at Burger's , rancbol troatc
the order with contempt. Tha court Thursdi
afternoon { caned an cider to bring Hart ar.
Lieutenant Mason with his command befr :
tlio'court. A conflict U expected as it Is b
liavud the soldiers will not submit to arret
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Miss Maggie Walsh , through her at-1
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