Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE-TIIWISDAY , FEBRUARY 10 , 1885.
EAILROAD BUMBLINGS ,
llio O. V11. . \ . lliiulit.Tralnn lllocU-
ailed 1'crnonul Intelligence.
The Bealiico Express , date cf Fobru-
nr17 , has Uio following to soy : " 1'ho
county commlssbnors to'dny issued bondo
io the Onnha and llopuVican Valley
iMtlvtay compiny in tha turn of $20,000
for Boatrlcn precinct rmd 810,000 for
Blno Spring ! prcsluct , Thoao bonds
hard been in litigation for aomo time.
They wore voted August 11,1879 , to Md
in the construction of the Omfthi and
Itepubllcan railway from Bcattlco to
Maryavlllo by the precincts nbavo men
tioned. An injunction stopping their ii-
ano was filed soon after the election , and
the matter baa boon in court over ainco.
Last Saturday Judge Brcniy. of the
district court , dissolved the Injunction ,
thus giving the commissioners authority
to iiiuo tin bonds. In pursuance of the
decision of the court the commissioner * ,
now in seulon/.Issued the bDnda to djy. "
THAIN.H Ill.OCKADr.t ) .
A EOVCIO ntorm , prevailing upon tbo
Wyoming divleion of the Union Pacific ,
hut moru or less tcrioudy hlockidod pa1-
songcr nnd freight trallic. 1 ho snowfall
has ceased , however. aid telegraphic advices -
vices received at the headquarters sty
that all Ir.viu on that division will bu
nnviug freely by to-nlqht. The No. 2
cast bound , duo at Omaha yesterday
morning , arrives hero tt-day.
Very little tima froitjlit on the road lias
been delayed by the Wyoming blockade.
I'KUSONAI. MATTIIUH.
A circular has boon issued by the Mii-
aourl Pacific , announcing thn appoint
ment of Dr. D. > T. Holland of this cay , to
bn cssiatant chief Borroyor of the road ,
with hoadquartorH at Atchirrn , nnd juris-
dialou from Kansas 0 ty to Omaha , nnd
from Atchison to honors , includ'ni ; nil
branch lina of tbo Central Branch
divleion.
0. W. Smith , cf the Ohesapeoko
Ohio road telegraphs to Thonus L. Kimball -
ball , of the Union Pacific nnd chairman
i the executive committee of the trant-
contimnUlpool aajocuUlon , declining the
ollica of omtutasiono ? to which ho wcs
recently elected. A met tine of the cim-
tnlttoo will ho held in Chicago , February
2J ( , to decide upon a now appointee.
\V. M. Moyal , cf the U. P. freight
auditor's ollico , hai boon appointed sue-
c.s.iDr of J. W. Foad , hitherto positioned
as held clerk t f the joint auditing desk.
Mr F. c-ntemplatoa u trip to Texas for
his health.
Assistant General Passmgor Agent
Jones , of thi } Union Pacific , wont east
yeiterday ,
B. R. Thompson , of the Union Pacific
equipment service , has returned from a
trip io St. Louta.
A SHORT HONEYMOON.
The Strange ) 3lrrl Ko Contract ol
llonry Aiovl fj ual complications
A Cuso of 1'eijary.
Lnt October Henry Lsvl , a well-
known yonng man of the city , was mar
lied to Mies Anna Marx , daughter of
Joseph. Marx. The ceremony teak place
li Jndgo Anderson's court. In ncc.ri-
anco with tbo wish of yonng Levi and
the biido'a parents it wni decided to look
upon the marriage as not having really
taken place until aomo two weeks later
an elaborate wedding could 1)3 ) celebrated
In the synagogue , according to the solemn
Jewish ritual. Mr. and Mrs. Lori during
the period lived in the honso of Jojoph
Marx , though not ns husband and wife.
After a few days had pasted by tha match
was declared mutually disagreeable ,
though for what icaion does not appear.
At any rata young Levi did not ro-mair ?
bis already legal wife fn the manner
zgroed upon. Everything was declarer
oil' , and latjr on Mrj.'Lsvi tiled a
petition for a dlvorco from her husbind.
Ltst week Mr. Joseph Marx tiled a sul
In replevin in Judge Solden's ' courl
for $72 for a board bill allcgcc
to be duo from Lovl , and contracted
tractod for himself and wife duricy the !
stay In the p.V.ernal maneijn. Another
item of exponsa win a beautiful sllkci
embroidered robe which Lavi'a father-in
law nad purchased for him , to bo nsod 01
thn occasion of the msrrlago ceremony.
Execution was served upon n valuable
trunk nnd contents belonging to Levi
notw.thstandipg a protest from the lat'u '
that ho win nnurried nun ( as ha is still )
aud tbo bead of : i family ( not so uppir
untly ) , nnd banco exempt from seizure o
his goods in the uiauntr Indicated. Lev
aftmvardo rc-roplovined the trim' '
through an oo'.ipn In Judga Welts courr
Ojnstabld Llppinsott by a stcjnd cross
action , will endeavor to ro obtain re
pjaeeaalon of the trunk.
A CASK OF I'EIUUUY.
In Judge Solden's comt tbo caio
1\iclnd * Jonca vs. Charles Wostg'ird
< juuii the VAU ) of a stilen mule is
pending. Were ii not fjr the
queer circumstances surrounding tlio
action it would not bo worthy of but the
briufost mention.
Westgnrd now bis a criminal so Inn
lending against him in the dtstiict court
on tbo same charge , Oiu day , aboat
three weeks ago , Mrj. Jonoj cla'nu that
Iu came to her nnd oll'erod to sell her a
largo nnd valuable Irrjo in exchange fir
a mule which she owned , t-lis agreed
ami the horjo was duliverdd only
to prove : i brckan-down , woitbhs ) rcaro.
{ hs sues for the value of the mule of
which she was d < handed. Westward ,
tier onn'ra ' , drn cs all this and chimf that
in ccmpany wiiha man by the iituio of
Po'er Turkolsai , ho wnt to Mrs. Jonas
uc.il rento.senting tbat the horaa bolmjod
t > tha lat'er ' , adv sjn her , as a friend , to
buy it. Sbi apraed to do so , Woit erJ
Hayf , and paid tha tuppcsol owner , Turk-
elnu , ten dol'ats ' to boot in exehing'ii '
the mule for the horso. Thii sjm , it ii
alleged , she borrowed from Westgarl.
Thu mule WAS afterward turned over by
Tarkolson to Wes'giitl ' , Mrs , Janes and
her chlMron en too other band , sw ar
that Wesigird's story MII'HJ / and that
they never taw TurkoUonlxforo. There
bis been perjury rn rno aide or the
otherbut to onoily l.ca'.olt it a difllcult
matter.
Marshal ltierluwcr'4 OoiiiinlKslon.
The question of what to do without a
United States marshal Is ono which has
met with much practical diicius'oaduring
the past few ilijs. While Marshal Bier-
bower hsn received an oilci ! l reappoint-
msnt to tbo position nhlcb he has filled
during the pist term , ho h&a not received
the noccsiary cooimisslon , duly sjalod ,
sUnipad and berlbbocej. He hts , how
ever , htd tolcgrcphlo notification
th t the lt > g l papers woio ina'lad from
yesterday , Upou their ro-
calpt be will lmincdi.it.ly quabf/ and
; lvo tli9 necessary bind.
DurMig tbis Interval , thcro hm been no
'anr'innary wbo C"ald netvo tbo most
3ot : nt legal paporn , of Uni'od Stales
uritdlc'ion , no matter what their u&tnrc.
for iusuiiCo , if nnrtsd criminal were to
nss through Omaha * hote arrest de-
icndcd upcn the oc'-lon ' ot the local
Jnitcd St.iUs authorities , ho ttonld bo
exempt fiom danger of apprehension on
any service of United States jnriidictirn.
So , too , the most ordinary papers of civil
itture , cannot bo served by Mr. Bier-
jowcr , or nny of bis deputies. This can-
lition of oiFiirs has rttlectod considerable
annoyance in one or two instance ) .
A.T HYMEN'S ' ALTAR ,
Two Murrlnucs Yenterdrijr Tlio IlrltUI
Tour ,
The subjects of the tender muuJntos of
Jymon nro numerous In these days , and
ho marriage editor Is kept "rustling" in
rylng to keep abriait of the matrimonial
Ids wli'ch ' threatens t j swamp Omaha un-
nsrrictl society.
Yesterday afternoon , Mr. W. C. Van
) crvoort was matriud to Miw Myttto
) orl , both of this city. The coreni'-ny
ook plao at tie residence of the brides
rcolhur , Mrs. J. B. Dcrt , 141:5 :
) ivenport stroat , tin Rev. L. W.
'ony , of Edgar , Nobraiko ,
Ilieluing. Mian Uort is known
among her assotiatoi as an nmiablo and
iccomplinhod young hdy. Her husband
s an olliclent and muted employe of the
Vcstcrn railway mall setvico. Mr. and
HIM. V n Dervonrt Itft list evening on
ho Milwaukee for a two nooks' to Ohi-
cifjo , Bloomlngtcn and other points.
Mr. I. 0. tttmdes , of the U P. head-
junrtora , was married t ) Mits Katie
Jrjirii , yesterday afternoon , at the Bap-
ist church , by iho p stjr Rav. J. W.
larris. Uoth parlies are well knoarn
and popular in Omaha socialy. After n
hort "honeymoon trip" to Chioign , Mr.
and MM. Rhodes will rotttrn and aottlo
n this city.
A. unso of Seduction.
A warrant bai been itnucd in Judge
Brjndo'a court for Iho arrest of Al Ilix-
on , a hack drive ? . Ho is ciarjoJ with
accomplishing the ruin of Sarah E. Bray ,
a young girl 17 years of ago. The cam-
dainb was ti'cd by the mothsr of the girl ,
Mrs. filott , livinj on Sixteenth street ,
of whom tiho is the daughter by fust mar
rlage. Ilixson , at lait acounts , had no
joan apprehended , but no pjnalty can tco
: ully atone for the crime of which ho is
charged.
Trade Xotoj.
Tuesday's Iccal freight receipts over
t'no Union Pacifia from the west con
tained the following items : Corn 87 cars ,
etono 3 , sugar 1 , salmon 1 , coal 12 , wheat
5 , sheep 3 , bullion 1 , hogs 12 , hay 7.
On tha oamo day . ' ! ! cars cf corn were
th'ppcd eatt , 1 car of iron and 4 cin ( f
general merchandise.
Last night ab ut 11 o'clock a Mr , Shultz ,
livjng on Twelfth street between Capitol ave-
nua nnd Davenport , heard a feeble wail in
front of his door , and guina ; out discovered a
four-months old colored Infant lying perfectly
nuJo on the ground. The child was taken in
-uKo by Olliior Voter Matza , who found
that it belonged to n colored woman living in
that vicinity nnd that dining her nbienco had
brcn kidnapped by some strange man , who
hid been seen runmcgoff with it.
Sheriff Wllcox , 6f Syracuse , Nob. , ar
rived in the city yesterday , having with him
Kdwin Best , recently captured nt Avoca ,
Iowa , and charged with stealinc a team of
horses in Syracuse. Beat was lodged in the
city jail over night.
-'A ttranga apparition , in the fonn of n
Distinctly defined trail of light , describing
quarter ura cf the eouthe.ru lieaveup , waa aeon
about 12 o'clock lust night. The phenomenon
remained aboat tan miautoa and then van
ishod. Opinion U divided na to whether the
sight ia to bj interpreted ai a comet leflection ,
or tha projection of some local tire , or the
phuint and phinal phantasmagoria of Dr.
Miller's boom for a cabinet position.
With tbo return of partially respectable
weather , the trains are hugging , more closely ,
schedule time. The Hock Island arrived last
nlht two hours late. All other eastern traina
wore on lime. The westbound Denver , on
the TJ. 1' . , let C the depot , ono hour and a half
late , delayed In waiting for the Rock Island.
- Henry Voss , the architect , now exhibits
tenderly In hia arms a small Scott li terrier
puppy , imported , which ho claims to bo the
"finojt In tha land. "
Mr. S. II. Cjllowav , of thu Union 1'aciSc
went cast Tuesday night , boiiif ; called to the
bcdiide of a dying xiiter in Toronto , Canada
A Unnliier'H CYonUcctiicss ,
CIIICAUO , February I.S. A rumor bceam (
ciirn-nt this afternoon that Choilcs W. Weed
cashier for the commit icn firm of Mulmcai
ISodman & Co. , had left the city with between
SCO and 6000 of his employ era money. Late :
on it was stated that this sum fell far > -lioit o
ho truth , th.it in fact ho Lad raleed cue ci
ho linns checks from f'-'j to $23,000 , and had
Irawn the money frcni the Cafcago hrjiich ol
hu Bank of Montreal and had oncapul.
omherH of the firm when imuittonod ad-
nlttdltho truth of thu minor saying , that
Weed had not been H'un slnco I'riday evening
aat. They anirit , however , that tuo rconey
wai ruturribd t ) them to-day through > nmn
inknown channel , Avarra ° t charging theft
t out for Wued'a arrest. > io clue to his
vheruabouts ,
llllnnlH Scimtorlul CoiucNt ,
CllK'Auo , February ] S The Inter-Ocean'n
SprlnRfield ( Ilia. ) ipecial oyi : The legislature
net in joint leseiou at noon for the purpose n :
voting for a I'nited States senator. Two
mndrcd and two members were present , and
.wa alnent ; one democrat and one republican
The first ballot resulted , .fohn A. I.ogjn , 1U1
Lite full republican strength present ; SVin. 11
MnrriVon 'Jl ' , 11. M. Hainea 1 , Frank hawler
l.r. H. Ward 1 , "John Smith" 1. No election
only ono ballot taken ,
The Illlnnlti Press < \ Nucliitliii ,
JAIKSONVII.IK , III , , February 18. Tb
twentieth annual & stion cl the Illinois 1'rfs
o iociatlou oDtiifd here this morning , Th
dUarranpoir.ect of travel by reascu of fiio
nukes it late , lut about fifty a o preier.t . am 1
M maqy more are expected to-night. The ad
dross ot wrlcoiuo was given by Dr , Tanne :
pretidett of the uolh-gj ,
Tha aftprnoon sei-kion began at 2 o'clock
About thirty applications for p
\\c'ir made
I'rotentra AVlth a Gavel ,
iNDIANArOLis , l-'ebiuary 18.-A ffav l made
of eight pieces t.f . ludi.ia hickory by John G ,
Mtck , of Teiro Haute , a btudent at the Hose
Polytechnic institute , was presented to Viee-
I'resldfiit-flei't lleudilck
to-bight , It in u
beautiful iiieco of uorkmaacbip , aud Mr.
Hi-uJricka aiyi bu will cirrv U to the. capltol
with him , The adilretx w 4 made by Hon.
U. 1' . Haven on behalf of tha maker , and
thu reiponia vtui inadu at seme length by ,
HeicnJtki.
l'oiuirMws ; : ,
ill -I. tOWKLI I'T'V.J.
l.ONi "V , Vabnury H. Mrs , J.nwell la
sinking i ipldly. No hope entertained of her
rccover.r.
The duke of Cfttnltfidjo to-day Inspected
the guards , as HIP latter were leaving for
Siuklm.
I.A1IOII ORIKVANCKs.
LOS-DOS , IVbiuary 1H. Sir Vernon Har-
court , hon.e secretary , to-day received R depu
tation of unemployed woiklngrneti , who went
to the homo ollics to ask the inverliment ; for
lellof for the unemployed of London. They
ittatod tt was not alms they n ked , but work.
They repiulnted nil sympathy withthoRO-
cfallatlc pr-ipngnnda. Hatcourt replied thnt
tha > | tieetion uf rcliet was difficult , but as
sured the df putatinn that the Rovcinment had
DO Inclination to treat the matter in any spirit
of dry economy.
FltKM'H
1'Anis , February 18 A diapatch from
Admiral Courbet fnyi : "We have Attacked
the Chlncio squadron nnd p-uned n complete
victory. " Another dispatch s ys the French
fleet sm'cooilrt'l in tanking two of three Chin-
inca-of-war , which took rofugu In the
river Saturday last ,
Advices from 1 nugson tny ( Jen. Ise rier
urccseds Camblgh returning to Hauai by wny
ThaEgln. Gen. Hrier | > a Lisle will return by
Mnnacrin road , stationing n partisan nt Hide.
PATTIXO TUB K1IKD1VK ,
O.Mlio. Vcbrnnry IS.-Tnn Khedive rec-ived
n dlcpiteh from the Grand Vizier at ConeUn-
Lluoiilo approxing 'ICgyft's action regarding
Italian occupation ot Massowah.
ISFIllNAI. MAfltINO I'Ot'NI ) .
LONDON , Febtu.iry 18. A canister filled
with Hib-Unnce nuppotcd to bo d ) namito and
a pittly burned fuse attached was found to
day near tha magistrate's roam a. Woolwich
police court.
HI , MADHt'a KMlHHAUY IS KSOLANH.
A dccument publMiod purporting to bavo
boon written by nn emissary of Kl Madhl ,
residing In Kngland , says in elfect the idei of
peaoo is ngree.abla to the wudhi , provided it
will bu of advantage to the Musselm-iii. The
inadhi considers hlmaclf bound to follow in
the footsteps of Mahomet , who frequently
made treaties cf paaco with tha Christians
and other InfiJele. The document warns
Knrfliml not tn compel a fconoral Moslem
rising , thus opening the git teg to a Hood which
would overwhelm the hum in. race.
lAI'AMSl A1TAIUS.
S.\N "FRANCISCO , Februirjl 18. Advices
from 'Viikohoiaa fajs it is firmly believed iu
Japanese ) goveri meiit circles tint the in
demnity which Korea has agieo.1 to pay Io
Jftpaa lor the attack made by thu Chlncfu
soldiers on the Japanese minister nml troops
at Seoul p tinea , K.t ran , and burning tha
Japanese lega ion on the ni ht of December
fith , will le-ud to a war between China nud
Jupau.
SAN FKANCISCO , February IS , Tfco Japa-
u so RO\erntmiit bis tendered formal thank *
to the TJniUtl States government for tha
humauo and courogeoiu o. nduct of Gcu.
l-'oote , the Amciiciu miniiter to Korea , In
roiculnff , at prca peril to himself , several
Japencsa during the rli t , ami guatdiutf them
from the fury of thu mub ,
The olfer of llcv. Holcombe , lately connected -
nected with the I'nitfd States legation at
Pekm , to lend China SJS.OOO.tXJO with Interest
nt (5 ( per cent. ] ) er unniiiu for twenty years , on
con itloa that the lender * have the light to
exploit nil railroads iu Chiua , tun been re
ject.(1 ( ,
ANXIttTY AKOUT COL. BLM.EK.
LONDON , 1'ebruarv 18 , Great anxiety is
felt ut the war ollice about Col , ISutler'd force
atGub t. The Muhdi'a reiufotcernents eent
to Moteiimeh will Increase the force there to
To.OuO men. Tha rebels have ten long range
guns. Col. Butler haa no guns at all.
Gladstone , upon the assembly of parliament
to-morrow , will tp nk in the defence of the
cm-eminent and inoi-a especially in regard to
the Soudau campaign.
The powers will sign the Kgyptian finance
agreement to-morrow ,
Northcoto will duaiand , in tha commons ,
the immediate production of the"agrcoment.
ADMIUAI. COURUEF SINKS TWO CHINKSK MEN Of
WAB
PABIS , rebiuary 18. The following dis
patch was received this morning from Ad
miral Courbet : SAKIPOO * Feoruary 15. Two
liaynrd'H toriiedo boats sunk the Chinese
friiato Yue uer , carrying twenty-six gunsund
000 meu and tha Chinese corvette Tchongk'ngi '
carrying seven guu.s and 150 men ,
GK.NKUAL BDTI.En AIICKLKA.
LONDON , Februiry 18. lieports from
Abuk'oi ' dated the ovooln of the liith , state
that General liutler nLiiounced his intention
to vacate his position near Cuba ] , aud with
draw hU whole foreq to Abiiklea which is a
better ststogic pcsition. After rendering
Gordon's two steamers useless , removing the
machinery whole , the whole force started on
the niorntnor of the 11 : h istant across the
desert nnd arrived nnd Abuklea
next day without liring a shot. They picfer
walking ta camel tiding. Tha reason for the
abandonment of the gunboat was the advance
made by ths mahdi with 9,000 men from Om-
durmnn , toward Gubat a retreat wai orde.ed
when the main body of the Arabs was 30 miles
off. lut ! an nhuceguard of 3.000 rnn with
linocannoa wes within "mi.'uiof the British
lilies' ' . Gon. liullcn bad less than 2,000 men
all told.
TheKcsult of tin-Snou'Hlldo In Utuli ,
Tlilily Tcrmins Killed.
S.\LT LAKE , Utab , February 18. The telief
party eent to Alta to reicuo the li\iag and
bring back the dc < td who wera killed In the
recent snowjllda which overwhelmed thai
town , returned late last night. The rescuing
party bad n very trying experience. Coming
down the deep defiles of llu mountain side ,
draining sleds on which tha bodies were
placed , eown up in blankets , thev were beset.
by degp drift * , unil whirling particle ! of tnow ,
drivfii , be fort ) the bowling bl.nts of winter ic
thu thin niouutiiii nir , pricked like so many
needle * . Kortmmtaly , however , all tb" bravo
men who had ricked thn fatigues nnd i anger !
of the journey to sa\o the unfortunates burioL
benuath tbo drifts of tie avalanche , returned
without hiuln ; , ' received Berinin harm ,
Twelve bodies were brought down thn can
yon in mournful procestiou , einplo tile , lashei :
iipoueledi. Tha first sled bora tha body of
Mnttlo HlcVny , the next Tinnthy Madden ,
.loieimuh legau ! , Ucvid 1 ! . livaiM , James
Wnls n , lUrtiMy tlibsoii and Mrs. Ford will
her baby libhsd to her breast. The last sled
c.vried the four children ot Klwar.l Hallott
TJu fallowing j.ersons reported dead were
rescued alive : Audicvv White , after being
under the mow twelve hours , slightly Injured :
Frederick Culiuao , after being buried mxteci
lioiire , nlso hurt but not terlounly ; Mr , KeUt.
In the drift fix houru. lio.iilea tbesa Mr.
Kord , though riot covered by the. avalanche
wns badly hurt. The body if one of the
Chlnaiii n was not found.
Mrs l-'cnl lt-ippoarn | bed n promcnltion o
danger nnd bepged her liunband to take her
and their child to n pltco of safety that fata
night saying uhu felt sure the uvnUtcho was
coming.
The icqneat WAS li'ld to-day and the burials
will occur to-morrow ,
Mr ? . Uul'ou ' , M. s , Keibt , woundoc' ; M rp ,
Hevsltt , Mrf , Johnsnn nud hnr four chlldrei
mid Huns I lleou nnd four children nro ttM ia
Alta m constant danger , Thu incur ptrtj
will go out to-morrow morning organised t <
bring them in.
Snow slides iu tha , neighborhood nro o
daily rccurence. One cccurtd last Saturday
In tha Superior Gulch which tbo survivors a1
Alta felt aura rcaulti'd In tbo doatl
of Samui > l Trtscott , It , Angere am
John White , woiklng there. Two
men going there to FOB If they were pate go
in tight of their cabin and tunnel , whin they
saw the Bnowslid" start , nnd In an iiutant al
most thu cabin was obliterated In n feu o
enow. Tbo .concutbiua cf the slide threw
them violently to the ground , and they bur
tied away for fear of another tilde , it U re
ported that a man named MclJauieN , llvlni
south of Alt" , WM kil'cd by the ulldu of 1'ri
day night. Nothing ban bet n nun or hean
of htmiinco. In ttireoellden In Altn , all o
which fccurred on 1'iiday , thirty persons hav
HALT LAKK , February 18.It is just leornoi
nt " o clock tint Samuel Tniscntt , Illchar
Ansorc , John White. , K. 1' . Jonea , mppife
to be killed by tha mowrt'i le near A1U , line
tha fatal slide Friday Ut , luva anived I
Wihiatch all right.
Illinois Dopurtiiiont i-T llio O.A.K.
I'EOUIA , February 17. Tha tat ecramp
ment of the Illinois ilcpurtment O , A. H.
convened iu this city this morning. Four
hundred delegatds werj riesent. Alter the
traniai'ion of rout'ue buiineir , a reiolut'ua
li tlTer1 1-y ' ' ' nThomM. . .1 Thicig , wns
unnnini m lv ndnptfd rf'Hi' ' iop tbo Illinois
irpreftntaln H > cni ffrt.-s I urpfl th p ! l
tge of the ! : lmund. li 1 p'aune ( ill. Ornnt
c n thfl retire. ) list. A r.-p | tinn WM ten
dered th vi itint ( comrades at the orera house
by the locnl lKt IbU oveninff. Dr. ( . A.
Wlilnou dellveieil thp nddnnd Gcii.l'rcp-
ti , of Quincy , ie i > onded.
In New York.
Spocl&l Telcgroin to THK UKK.
XKwYonK , February IS.-Mnny voisels
Imund to sen went out this morning , hut none
of thagmnll crallfi tlmt me billevi-d to bo
lylnar olT the const nwalllnff fair \\oathtr ,
were able to como in.
The lower bay , down to Bandy Hook , is
tilled with flouting Ice nod navigation Is con-
rlucttil under Rteit di advi\nta7cs. lI ) ; the
quirautluo station the ice had frozen nlmost
solid , Steamers nnd sailing vontels pljlng on
the sound have had n very muph oxpprienco
during the p.-nt fotty-oipht Imurs. A Meet of
these vessels lies helplessly In tbo ice nbovo
lIell Oftto for n diitnnco of twenty-five miles.
Cuptaliifl of incoming vessels report the wnter
covered with ice fines nil the distance fiom
xhoro to < hore. Many of the iteatn tups that
ply the harborj nro doinRn lively business In
bt ingiutc supplies to theaa vesseN and dispos-
Inp of them nt their own tiRUtei.
/.itnnicrnian Kc pite l llmry Tlnks
Killed by tlio Cars ,
Special Telegram to THK BKK ,
LINCOLN , Keb , , February 18. Ij. C. Burr ,
of this city , returned yesterday from Wath-
ingtonherohe wns successful In recovoiing
n wiit of error in the cnse of Matt /minor- (
man , now In Kearney jail under sentence , to
bo liuiij in April ne.U , for the murder of
Sheriir Jack \Voodr , inKeanify county a year
ago. Tina writsavel Xiiiimennan for n long
tune , : i3 his case cannot I > 3 reached In less than
four or five years.
Hans llonry Tinks , n car carpenter in Iho
li. it M. yards ntlhU place , was run over by
nn engine this eveung , nt ! l o'clock while nt
work in the yards nua instantly killed , b-iog
cut coirpletely In two. Ho was about 46
yearj of ago and leaves n wifa and yiown
daughtjr. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
H Visitors
ALIUNY , February 18.Tin firatuitor
Mr. Cleveland received thii n. m , , was W. C.
Whitney , tf New Yoik. Whitney ipont
some time with the picstdciit-clect nud from
the Willet street tesidonco proceeded ta the
jmmercial bank , where ho engaged Daniel
Manning in couxerfatlou , it Is Burmisel that
the object of the vi it is in reorf nee to Iho
representation ot Kt\v York Btato In tha
caoinet.
A. C. Htslng , oltheCh'cigoStaaU-Xiltuug
called this morning but ilia vtdlt ha said was
only one of a friendly nUnro. ;
Senator Litnir , of Mississippi , 13 cxpcctod
hero I rein
The Itlornioni nnd Honora ,
RAN Fn.\NciHCo , February 18. Thu Kxam-
iner'a Tucison , Ari/.ana , special says : Lacdis ,
who crrived in this city to-Jay , says that the
governor of Arizona has given the Mormons
the rieht to settle in Yuqui county , ] Ia rep-
represents that it is ono of the richest xic-
tium In the world. It hu nn abundance of
water , nnd coffee , eotton , pineapples , orange ? ,
InccoiH nnd toll icco grow profusely , and on
the foot-hilln of the Sierra Mndro wheat , coin
and barley can bo grown to perfection.
Cotlnn KactorH KmbnrraBBcd.
NKW OIUKANS , 1'Vbraary ' 18. John Chat-
fees Sons , cotton factors , to-day filed a peti
tion praying for a rot pi to from their creditors ,
asserting that they ara uniblo at the moment
to pay their dobX and asking for an exten
sion of one , two nnd three years , in which to-
make their payments , with interest at C par
cult. Their btatement shows their assets to
DO SIZ.ftUUl ; their liabiliiies SGSt,81G : ; tur-
plus S10,79SL'S ; A meettug of creditors is or
dered for Murch 25. Tha trir. Is nn old es
tablished one.
ApproprlalloiiH Iteuuniiiienilcd for
tlio Imposition ,
WASHI.VOIOS , February 18. At n .meeting
of the homo committee of appropriation tonight -
night , It was ogicsd to iiooinnimJ nni'hppro-
priation in aid of the Nuw Orleans exposition.
The amount and manner of its expenditure-
was left to the Eub coinmitteo conniftiog of
Cannon , Long acd Follttt. Their report ,
however , will 03 considered by a full commit
tee before the recommendation fer thu appro
priation is submitter ! to the house.
The OIJ iMusk'iun'a Funeral ,
XKW YOHK , February 18. Dr. Leopold
Damrnsch'w funeral took place this afternoon
from the operj houao where ho so long welld-
ed the baton. The exercises consisted of an
organ xnlection , Choral , an address by llonry
Wnrd ] 5eeche-i. Chorus. Addresses by Wil-
oelm llockslegfrlod , funeral march , nddruis
bv Felix Aldrr , chorus , thecnmmittalby Hov.
Win. II. Cook nnd Choral , The rumafns will
be interred at Woodlatvn to-morrow.
IThoVoftthcr ,
WASHINOTO.V. Feluiury ! ! ( . Upper Miss
ilppi , fair weather ; noitberly winds becom.
log variable ; 'slight rite cf temnernturu In
southern portion ; falling fallowed by rising
temporolure in northern portions ,
Missouri Valley , partly cloudy weather ;
local snowp ; northerly winds becoming vatU-
ble ; slight rise of temperature ; lower barome-
tsr.
_ _ _
ItesHiirreollon in Virginia
1'oiST I'LEASANT , W. Ya. . February 1.S ,
At the burial urouad attached to 1'injah
church , five miles from here , Iho ruxtuu yes-
ttrdivy found half a dozen bod'uitikon from
graves and ctrown ubnuttho ground. No duo
to the perpetrator nor to the motive.
Itopiilillunii Rlnjorliy.
NonniarowN , ] 'n. , Febrnary 18. Kiturns
from yesterday 'it election show a largely in-
creaeod lepubllcBii maj-rlty. Tliq republic
ans elect tlio buries ? , all the 'ch'jol directors
and ull the councilman excepting ono.
Failed for Half a Million.
SAN KllANfisco , February 18 , Uray Bros , ,
Praia commission merchants , made on assign
ment to-day. Liabilities , $100,000 ; nsaet"
same nu ount , but not readily convertible. It
is iiimorod that the failure wa. % eiuscd by the
heavy defalcatlcns of one of liray'd cUrku ,
The
WASHINGTON , February 17. Upper Mis.
sissippi : Generally colder ; fair weather
northweetetly wlndn ; higher barometer.
Mlhtiouri Va'lcy ' ; Generally colder : fair
weather ; noitherly winds , becoming variable ;
rl'injf followed by falling haromher.
UAOKKT.
CHICAGO , February 18 , The I'ennsylvniilu
acd the Yauderbllt line * to-day openly met
tbo two east bound pae ecgar cuU by the Chicago
cage and Atlantic , making li ret-class fare to
Hostmi $13 2.1 ; , a cut of 75 cents , and to liuf
falo 810 .10 , a cut of 51) ) canU ,
the Ohio Idea.
CouMitus , Ohio , February ! ! . The eenato
his morning defeated by a unanimous vote
he IIOUBB j.iint . resolution requesting the eon-
ntora and representative" in " ' "
" C"iigrpaa to >
or the Sunnier ptbtal telegraph bill ,
A Coal Miner's Strike ,
tlto. Vebruaty 18. The Manifield 1
Valley coal miners met last night end afte r
censuring thu tradon tribunal , resolved not to
abide by Umpire Week * ' decitioo. A ctrike
" ! " prolably result.
Mills Shut
L\N < iii-fiw. , Va. , Febnury jM.-The Vic
toria Iron mines and furnace ? , In ItocV
county , thut down on ii count rf overiitock ,
Tweha hundred men thrown out of i-mp'oy '
ment ,
Wo know Goo. A. Hoagland la jelling
' .umbtr at the lowest prices of Omaha ,
THK OAIjlil'.YS.
HOAX Pi-lsonrri AVoto I'ot-ini'tlj Tor
Hired in ( he Krtni'hGiillc.is
Uoaton Transcript.
Wo nuppcsj the "hudator Irmporis
actl' will ucvur entirely diasuppeir.
Therj will always bo found Ihose who
will maintain that the former < hys wc-ro
bettor than the present , and that the
tlliira nf this world do i"t ) move so
ainooth'y ' aa In old times.
Undoubtedly there1 may bo leaton In
such assertions , aa in aomo Instances our
d ya show n degeneration from these of
our forefathers ; the belief In the overrul
ing providence and goodness of God , the
| respect of youth toward old ago , the EOD-
limont of obedience to the commands of
law , wo fear have loat somewhat ot their
Influence over the actual generation.
But without at pping to enumerate the
many points In which our own ago baa
made a dec'ded advance ovur these thst
bnvo pracultd it , let us merely rdloct on
the position of prisoners and sailors at
the present day aa eompar.d with thosi
when men were condemned and lift al-
wajs fir crimes committed Utho living
death cf the gallojs
Barras do la Pouve , who served foity
yosrs BS aa ollicer in a giilly , thus writes
In 17ii : of them :
"Those who enter a g lloy for the first
time nro surprised t ) see no m&ny souls
on boird. Thine nro in fact In Europe
an inGnity \illigca which tb n-jt oon-
tnln no Rreat n number nf inhabitants.
But that which causes tUllmcri ) aitjnieh-
maiit is to find BO n.any men ia so small
alpaca. It ii true ttnl thp greater patt
bn o not the liberty to lie dorm at full
length. Sovou mou are pat on oich bench ;
thitt ie , ia u space of nbuut four feat wide
by tin in It ngth. At the prow are to l > 3
aioa oven th'rty ' sallois , wbnhavn to oth
er If d.inu pnoj ! thin the p'ans den ran -
"
badcnj" which ere two upacej of t o
feet in lorjgth by liajht In nidth.
Frjui ntu.il . to prow cno cm
see nothing but heads , The captain and
ollbers ure huidlyany bettor Icdgod ; the r
only refuge is the pcop , whcb ! , eontidei-
ing its n0110 ia tempted to coainato
with the tub of Diogenes. When the j iti-
loss wind frjm Lyblo , nwceplng acroes
the R ni'in baac'ies , surprised the gallejs
on the open sea ; when the impUuous
Aquilon nssailed them , or t'ta Gulf ol
Ly.ma delivered thorn to Hie humid wind
ot Syria , the galley B must h wo been nn
imegj of hell itaclf. The mournful h-
mentations nnd frightful cries cf the
erjw , the horrible lowllngs of the chain-
gang , the grotiitng of the vowel's frame ,
mingled with the nolto of chains and thu
roaring of the tjinpes1 ! , must have prj-
duced a sentiment of terror In the inoit
intrepid heart. Rain , hail , ligbtoiag ,
the habitual uccampanlmenta of these
violent etormn , the wavrs washing over
the deals , ndded t3 the horror of the
situation. Al hough people are not gen
erally very devout in the gallojs , ajrao
would then bo seen prajing to God ,
whilst othew were offorirg vovrs to a1 !
the sainte. Some oven , in apito of the
rocking of the vessel , would try to make
pilgrimages on board ! Much bettjr
would it have been for them not to for
got God and hla taints as scon as the
danger was past.
"Calm weather itself has iti inconven
iences. Bad emails are thori si oil's naive
that they can not bo cecapsd from 111
spite of the snuff with which you are
obliged to fill year nose from moraine to
night. There are always on a galley
certain little posts , which nro the torment
cf the Inhabitants ; FJias oxeiclso their
empire by day , bugs by night , fleas and
lice by day end ulcht. Whatever pre
caution may 1)9 taken , ono ran not suc
ceed in getting free from thoto annoy
ances. The frightful vermin do not re
spect oven Qrdin b , ttinbissidora or
crowned bends.
With respect to the siza of the gaUeyp ,
the largest of these in the sixteenth and
Rovontuenth centuries had a length of
to metres in
about foity-jcven fifty-five
width. They were of very light
draught , and consequently shallow ;
nero moved' by fifty oars cf tsvtlvd
meters in length , and catrled a crow in
all of about -100 men in that circum
scribed spaco.
lloro is the testimony of Jean Mar
solllo do Bergerac , who in 1701 wai con
demned Io serve ia the French galleys
for the crime of being a Protestant , and
therefore spcaki from a bitter osporlenca
of ninny ycire :
"All the convicts are chained to bench
es , six to each. 'Jl'hoio ate four fojt
from each other , and are covered with a
sack stnfltd with waol , over which is
thrown a thoepjkia thai descends to
the footrest , The comito , that is
the master of the ohahvgmor , s'aocli ' at
the atera , uosr the captain , to receive his
crld-j. There ere tno sout-cunites
ono in the mi Idle , the other at the prow.
Eash ia armed i h a whip , which ia ap
plied tD the naked bodies of the u'ayi.s
When the cap'a'n gives orJora to neigh ,
til ? comito ( ki a the signal with a oilvor
whistle that hanj.s from hia nock. This
signal is repeated by the H .us-comlloi ,
and inmidittoly tjo slaves boat the
water with ihoir oars togoth < ; r : joe
won'd eay that the fifty oars werj but
one , IniAfnio fir iuoa cbaitol to a
bench , naked as when they \vtra born ,
cno foct on the ivit , the other on the
boi.ci in float , hoUlng In their hands an
ozrof onormnun weight , atrctjbicg tbiir
bdoa ( tawaid the sturn of the galley
their anna ex oodud to as to
ptiih the oir ubovo the lucks
the ro oM bef rj tbom , who thorn-
eolvea take the sumo attitude. The on
being thua advanced they ta'so tbo one
they hold BO ; u t > p'tiag ) th j other In the
a en ; thU done they throw thomaolves
back end fall on thair pfAt , which bend !
beneath their weight. Tha galley il v
thua rona sometimes ton , twelve and ever
twenty hears in Buccosion without u
slnglo stop. Oa nuch ccaalons the
comito wonld throat a ploco cf braad
staked in wino into the moutha of the
poor caramon to prevent their fainting
Then the captain wou'd command the
comito to redouble hia blowj. If ono ol
the poor wretchea foil exhaaated over hia
our , which frequently happened , ho win
flogged until ho was supposed to bo dead
and then cect into the tin without cere
mony.1
What an Idea of human misery Dir.
eiilloring does the foregoing picture con
voy !
Complicated Trouble * .
Soinetimc.s _ they are brought on and
denly by accident or crushing dit > as'cr '
Generally , they atoal on without notion
ho result of aox'ioly , over-work , ban
study and chsj devotion to butlne-H
Life loses Its eparile and o/ory aot be
coaioj a burden. To remedy tnch a elate
> f affairs , use Brown'a Iron Butora. Ur
\j. \ V. Mundy , Ovronton , Ivy. , saya , "
'ound Browti'd Iron Bittois ono of th
\ ; tonicp , and luvu jiraociibcd it { ro
qooctly , "
riio Cost of li'MtuiiiiiK I'rl/.o Hicrn ,
It ia cot only Interoatlng to kouv that
a superior qual ty of beef may bn pro-
ductd by good ftoilng , but It is itnpor
tent to andertUnd the method iu which
ho pmcess < f fattenlrij was done , and Its
cost For that I.WIH-IO . wo will noli-et
ii me c f the prlzo aivmili of the Kansas
Fn * . Stocl ; how , nnd cico the itetU's ' aa
niilu known by thoatoekiueti who ( xbibl-
ed the t < sorn. f the y-nng atmrs ,
? ornwil' ( ' , a Hereford , Wits enlved Apr.l
! , 1SSL' , and ai the sh < i < v u < shelani
Ootober , 1SS-I he was i. ' voara tnd ( i
nouths eH. For tlio first m nicntha bo
was tliowed to r-innin with h's d m , and
ben cotsmd ISO gallons of aUuimod
nilk , having the run of the paaturo dur
UK the time ho as With tba cow. Dur-
pg the 'at'or ' part of his first year he
Isj corunmod 1,000 pounds of hay , ISO
oands of cats , 180 pounds of bran and
0 pounds ef oilcake. Aftjr his
fit year ho was on pasture the
rst six months , and the lat'er
art of his second yetr was fid 2.0CO
ouoda of hny , 510 poundu of aborts , 170 !
icunds of oilcake , but during the whole
oar ho wns alto fed f > 40 pounds cf oata
nd MO pounds of corn moal. From his
ccond yiar to Ootobsr 23 bo \ * s on paj-
uro , bnt won also fed 2.000 pounds ef
\y , 510 pounds of oat > , 270 pounds of
llcaka nnd 100 pounds of corn on the
ar. ilis weight was 1,070 pounds and
lie oott of the foid einsumad by him
s not given in datall , but the expense * of
toducins Ilia 1,070 pounds was Stt.'JO
or hundred pounds. T kmg n look at
ho yearlings , wo find Logan , an Aber-
'oen-Angua ' atce r , was calved on October
, 18S3. For the puriod to October 8 ,
884 , ho waa allowed to bo with lin dun
or five rnoalh' , tnd conaumed 180 galena -
ona of milk. AVaa on pasture the lul-
nco of the tlmo and also f , > d on 1,000
3nuds of nay. During 300 dayn In was
Ivon tilO pjnnili of crushed oats , -135
onnda ot shor s and 105 pjundn of oil-
ko. From Oitobsr to Uctobnr
5 aovontoau days ho w-is fed
CO pnnncls cf timothy hay. 51 poundo
f crushed oa s , 51 pmicih of thrna ami
7 poandn of oilcake. His wo'ylu ' was
00 poii'idr , &t a fo t ol # 2 05 per lnni
rrd potird . Mnliinu n comparison be-
ween the two steers , it will fci- noticed
hat the younger animal vns th * nio-u
rofitable , the br cf being pr.tluced ai an
stlmated cost r f 2 01 cintj par jioucd ,
fhlla with the elder stor the cot wna
nly a friction lo. < a than 4 eoats rei-
ound. The chnraolcr of the f.ed lied
inch ted ) with the dillif.'iico in cost
ithiomaof tK's'osw. for the f. ed 'tig
f the young nniirn's wn ; with n view to
rimoto growth , oiti be ng le'.iod upm
rinclpally fcr tb.at purj o e. Another
tcer , aged 2 jun-i and G months , re coivod
uta small nllawauco of oats ; butdntiurr
lie period from b-rlli loalnucht- i-icelvcd
ve-r 10,000 pour.ds of shelled corn , which
lany maintiin is thn cheapest focd that
an bo given. But the coat of the
) sof from the ulcer which was fed EO lib-
rally with corn was § 0 47 per hundred
Minds. The concluaions arrived at are
hat yonng atock ia more proli'ablo than
vhen ! ) lie wed tn fully maluic , that a va-
ioty of food , fed pjoctiful'y ' , is best ; that
nthocnrly stagca of growth milk is an
mpoitant factor ; that cern ia a cbotp
rain , it decs not glvo as good reaults
when fed alone as wnon used moderately
n connection with subatancca rich in nl-
rogcn and phospba'.er ; that more in
: alned by supplying the no ded elements
if growl h bone and tissue than in at-
erupting to by on fat nithout buildlcg
up the atnictnrc , and that the choapoit
way ti produce lint is to feed heavily ,
30 good breeds , and push them from the
"irit day'it oiiitomo , aa bettor prices aio
lee obtained for good quality.
A BKAIi 11OMANO13 ,
low An Apparently "WortlilCKB Mine ,
( liven ton Friend I'rovctl a Tin
Uonnn/.a.
CHICAGO , February 15. The tollow-
ng detalla of a romance in i oil lifo wore
btainod bora to-day : Early in 1875 a
mitof eighty-five told/and vjntursomo
ncn waa organzed at Amos , lown , to go
nto the recently discovered mining 10-
gioti in the vicinity or Ddadwood , Dak.
fohn .Tohiuon , a young roan recently ar
rived from England , and Mr. E. P. Cro-
non , then a led of cevoatoen years of ega
voro cf thtt paity. Theio two were
hrawn much together , and became list
rienda. Thry and two others took up a
200-yard mining claim In the vicinity nf
; ho N ggor Bill minor , near Speirfith ,
Dak. , and at once began to work. Their
claim Boon proved to bo wondoifally rich
n what waa called "bastard quartz. " but
there was no money In Hi for the minois ,
and in the coins ) of u year matt are
; ook on amott disheartmiinu appearance.
Mr. Crjnen being tolal'y oat ol
conliderc3 ia the n ioe , made hit English
'riend a protest out cf hand cf ill his in-
.erettin tlio name , end ot cnco started for
iho coafinoi ef civili/.it'on , where there
was more food and ICHI "bis'acd ' quart/ . '
Hia course g'adnally led Li in eut. and heat
at length boctmo aa operator in the
VVeB'.ern Union rflico bore. Then he
married nnd futtlcd djwn to a quite lifo
The pluckf ll'ngbahniau stuck to Nipgir
Hill and SpoarliBh , despite all hiriahipi
tnd disittara. In the conrao ( f a shod
tlmo after Oronon'a djptrturo ho forirl
li'ma 1' tno onlcno Inffc in the I ck
lltl's coattry cf all ilm prt ? wso s .aitul
out from Aao' . [ La ejiilidencu in iho
country wai so gr at llat * fteith ) lir t
[ I'nch ho HUCCCO ed in odr'iog to h a krri-
lo-y. Not con'o it. with thaf , ho branchci'
out into anottor line a'.d became the prf'- '
[ iriit > r and prino pal cditcVof the Dakcti
lleglst-r , a' SpotrSsh , Soxo H.\icoa
iinntliH ago ilia iistonid ng discovary waf
mule that the d.s.iiod i > nd conlomneti
"bailard quartcontalcoi from iis-y ID
UIQIITY I'Ell CUNT OK I'l'HB TI.V ,
and tha pear editoc' jiroBpocta were tie
llatiuring to be eocuajprssed by thu wildest -
est imapiaatU n But the lo-tuno was m.t
nt hand , and the intervcnirg time ta
been employed in securing the rce'jssar
capital to liiVo the firtt tt3pa In tbo pro
dtiction of lin. The Dakota jotirnalitt'.s
young friend bad not bt en forgotten i
this lung lime , t"t a corror-pdiidoutu was
k'pt up bet vein tne-m , aTtl tiron tire 01
( iiiiorn the miner from the northwoit hat
viiit d hla fiijnd l.efo In tbo city. Dur
ing tbesa liiita Mr. Johmtnahtd b como
ncquanted with Mr Fred lUcdilph
Cronen'i ) duskina'o at the Wottcra Union
Esrjy lut week Mr. JohinUn armed u
the city , accompanied t > y his wifo. Bed ;
log out hi * tAofiiond ? , ho quietly an
nounced that the iirdt iuipurtai.t inittll
moat of the fortune bad ccnu to bsiid
The hopes nf the Joim and weary year
had begun to be realized , A mull ibter
eat in the mining property hid been eolt
for jlOO.OtO casii , ncd the prlnop * ! pro
prletor was en his way 10 England to per
feet the iirgcn'zitinii ' cf a gigantic Htocl
company. Sudden wealth bad no
changeU the sturdy Dakotian , anl h
wished his friends * CiouincndUindolph
to > hare with him tin fiiNt e-cstncy of l
licence. As one atop in that d'roction h
prcmptly preionted the fonatr with
delayed Christmas gift : 'n lha siapo of
certified check for $ } ,000. Ho wanted t
on joy hlmielf upcn hia trip , and h
wanted help to do it. lie iivltnd th
two telegraph operators and their wive
to accompany hlmielf and .Mrs , Johnstu
on their voyage across tbo ccean. Th
invltat'un wui accepted , and hit Friday
hsoi'iksof Cronln
amlHandoJph wf rj
upplled with ether me-r. and rcilvo
ircpira'i ma for Ihettur brgui. Tlokota
or the railway and tt 'amship t-noaportn-
Ion wcn > rnrahnacd , and tj.tturrow
naming the trin cunt will boar with tt
is happy r-nd contented people. Whit
hejo friends will do upon thi'ir rolufti
ccms to thorn inw tot fur aw.iy to ba
tUacutsrd. but it ij likely lint tl.o
o opiritors will be i mbled to get
tne biuiiKsi ninro eorgonial and
I'ofitablo than tioundlng nkey.
K AND KUKDDU- : AUK Ollr.
ln . Imii try Ounrcts Her
nientHli Colilunt niultlioAnici-l
an Tour In OIV-ArtorCojjtilan
Her I/nten Knnuy.
KKW VOIIK , February 15 Jlra. L n-
several nienths ngo ontf wi into con-
in with Mr. Abbey , utiUr which aho
as to visit the principal cities of Amore -
e , beginning next October , aud Mr.
bey laid out her entile routn for the
essou. This fvrangcmont haa been defl
ate y knocked In the head. Thursday
Ir. Mesa received a telegrnm tolling him
a oiucel Ihe rni let np.irt fcr Mm.
iangli7 , and aho advianu l.im ( hat the
mire scaaon was otF. The rta-oa for
conclusion nro nit yet luioiui in thta
iuntry. It Is stated tbnt the real cause
ur Mis. Langtry's nfutal to rot ura to
Vrnericais .that . she and Mr. ( iebbartt ,
are decisively nud finally quarreled , and
Ira. Laugtry will never bu Sirs. Gob-
nit , The dispute is a sarlotis ono. It
ocnis that it otlglra'ed in a rather pe-
ullar way. At ono of the receptions of
ikt winter in Now York , Mrs , Ntilion ,
lie sister of Gibharbt , Is tald
j luvn made toaio remarks pub-
cly that we-ro dorogatorv to Mrs.
, augr/s ( clmrncter. Some kind friend
f iho.Iertoy Lily wrote hnr tin r.csonnt
f the cjiivon alien and Ml that had bocn
aid Thij uccount infuriated Mrs.
.aoghy , und It in osld tlut stio wvoto
mmodiitoly to Mr. Gublnrdt , drmaud-
> g an immcdiikte exphnation from the
istcr and nn apology from hor. Gob-
srdt lock Iho matter lathvr co.-ly.
Vhothcr ho cskad for nu apology from
Ira. Koi.'son dot's net npptar , but that
bo IH.V .T made ono is qaltu certain.
Irs. Langtry'a ' Jo ten multiplied , aid
nch of them prow more dcc.ibd. M r.
"ebhardt roina'nod ' eile.ut. A few weeks
go , Mrp , Ijjngtry wrjto n loiter which
bo stiid would bs Iho final oe : , dc-
adding onoj for all that Mr. Gebhatdt
usnerbor chaigca about his filter and
end her nil npolcmy from that Udy.
'hat letter , It peeino. lum been laft un-
nswerod by Mr. Gilhn-3t , whoBoema
o have not cared cnow ycr the ether
whether Mr * . L.rgtry liked it or
ot. Nothinc ; m n wss heard
n Iho matter Irora ciihar party
ntll thia telegram came from
lr. Abboy. Evidently it ia n ravcrbu-
lionof iho Nclhoa-Gibi'ardt nlFalr. It
aa been said among club nun in Now
York for some tlmo Hut Mr. Gebhatdt
raa heartily glad that Mis Largtry had
: ore to England. This opliron wns
lased upon tno iorr.i-k : c f a friend to Mr.
3obhardt , to which ho unswertd : "Lil
ian if veiy nici > . but aho ia a trrrlblo
ore , dear bey. " Besldo it is rumored
bat Mrr. Laugtry boa turned her alFeo-
iona to Mr. Charlea Ccghlan , htr htind-
omo loading man In London. _ Mr.
'oghltn ' made a voty bad fui'.ura thn last
Imo ho was heie , and baa etnkun the
.nit ff America from hla feet forever.
Vhothor Mrs. Langt y evcrbocomca Mrs.
? oghlan is a question , but gossip saya aha
crcaibly will never become Mrs. Geb
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PEABODY , M. D.
Physician < & ; Surgeon
Roellderioe No. 1107 Jones fit. OIIIio , No. 1(0) Ft.
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