THE OMAHA DAILY BBErVplDNESDAY JANUARY 23 , 1880 , 5
LINCOLN NEWS AND NOTES ,
A Lively Breeze Brewing Within
the Onpltol Building.
THE STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS
A Chnrtcr Tlcl'itied to tlio Bo-Callntl
1'nrncll Itrnnuli ol'tlio Irmli Na
tional Ijpnuite ( JoncrtU
nml I'crsonnl.
T.IXCOLN UUTIKAU OF TUB OvtUtA IJEB , 1
11WJ 1 STIIF.KT , V
LINCOLX. .Tan. 23.1
The supreme court of Nebraska hat po
ll ! loncd the hoard of public hinds and build
ings to bo assigned lo Iho rooms intended for
U in the original plans and specifications of
the stale houso. II Is said that the rooms
the court seeks nro on the second Hour , nnd
iioxv occup ) d by the governor. The rumor
is nlloal liuil Commisilonor Sleln has gone
to St. I'nul , Minn. , to int'-rvicxv Architect
"Wlleoxns to Ins original intentions und lo
secure Iho plans nnd npocl Heat Ions xx'licn , II
Is underslood , the board xvill ael In Iho
inntU'r. It noxx' seems probable thai n breeze
tif some magnitude is broxvlng , for a vury
ilellcalo mailer is In hand. The gox-ornor
lias taken possession t > f the rooms in ques
tion , nnd Is having them furnished in keep
ing xvith the dignity of his position. It Is
Bald that the gftvornor porsotmlly requested
the board to assign these rooms to him , anil
that consent was givmi. Following Is Iho
petition :
To Iho Hoard of Public Lands and Hulld-
Iiigs Orntlemcn : The constitution has
* clothed xx lib you the " ( jnnorul supervision
mid eonlrol" of the rnplliTi building , and xvo
desire to rail your attenlion lo thu fad that
thu present rooms used for the supreme
court nro entirely lnadeiualo | U ) nccommo-
ilalo the mcinbprs of Iho bar and people liux'-
ing business before Ihls court , nnd that in
consequence of plncing a largo boiler imme
diately under Iho lloor of Iho consullallon ,
for the purpose of linaiing the main building ,
tlnil room Is iinliMianlnblo.
The laxv library is ono of Iho boat in Ihe
counlry , and Is 1'onstnntly increasing in
value , and members of Iho bur from nil pnrls
of the stale , having htisine.su before Iho
court , continually resorl lo It to uxiitnine
authorities for citation In suq | > ort of their
cases in this court. Many of these allorneys
como hundreds of mlles for tlio purposes In
dicated at n heavy expense , nnd llnd it
necessary to upend every moment of the time
possible i'l the library in the examination of
nulhorillcs unlll their ruses are railed , xvhc-n
the books are brought mto conrl for llielr
use. and frequently several hundred nro so
presented in the couruo of n slnglo day. Thu
sumo books nro necessary In the consultation
room xvhen a decision is agreed upon , nnd by
the several Judges In xvritmg opinions. The
laxv upon the various questions presented lethe
the court Is to bo gathered from the
thousands of volumes in the library. This
being so , it is indispensable that thu
court room and the library be close at hand
or adjoining each other. With this purpose
in vloxv , xvc are reliably informed , that the
uecond lloor of the main capitol building was
designated for Iho state library and supreme
court , nnd thai Iho legislature in 1S3U , in pro
viding lor the ereelion of Iho building ,
odoplcd these plans , xvhioh are still m force.
"Wo respectfully ask you to carry oul these
lilans nml provide tno court at once xvith a
nultablo court room and a consullallon room ,
whurn authorities may bo reau nnd the au
thorities may be examined by the Judges
without discomfort and danger to health.
Unas .boon suggested that the court bo
liold either in the llrst or third stories of the
building. To this xvo xvould have made no
objection had Iho library boon placed on
cither ol said stories xvith n suitable court
room adjoining , but in nddition to the faet
that the library Is not to bo placed on cither
of said Doors , there is no suitable room in
which to hold court In either ; besides , it
would bo tin imposition upon the members of
the bar of the stale , us xvcll to require
parties to carry bookw the long distance proposed -
posed , saying nothing of the loss to the state
by Iho destruction of books. In conclusion
wo desire to say thai lo Ihls tltiio xvo Imx'o
examined and decided all Iho cases presented
ixt each term , which has boon accomplished
only by close and unremitting application
from early in Ihe morning till late at night ,
and but for convenient nccoss to the library
this result xvould not have been attained.
Yours very respectfully.M.
M. n. UERSK , C. J.
AMASA. Conn.
SAMUEL MAXXVELL.
UN'mjn STATES IUSTU T COUKT.
Judge Dundy submitted special verdicts
j'nr the lir.dihg of the Jury in thocaioof
Jason G. Miller vs D. ( i. Courtnay. Tlio
case was put in the hands of the Jury at It
o'clock to-tiny , xvith instructions to return
the verdict sealed. If nn agreement is
reached the decision xvill bo matlo public on
call of court to-morroxv morning.
The case of Adalmo V. Ferry va the U. &
M. railroad company , was on Irial to-day.
The plaintiff alleges special damages for in
juries she revolved at the hands of Iho road
some four years since. She resides nt Ash
land. The cause xvont to trial Just after 3
o'elocic this afternoon.
A CIIAUTKlt IinVUSRI ) .
The executive of Iho Irish National league
of America has refused to issue a charter to
the so-called I'arncll branch In Lincoln. The
following letter xvus addressed to the appli
cants'
LINCOLN , Neb. , Jan 23. Messrs. Michael
Corcoran , William C. FUzgorald. T. F. Drill
nnd P. W. O'Connor. Dear Sirs ; In reply
.to your application for a charter from the
Irish National league of America , recogniz
ing your nsbociation as a branch thon-of , I
hog' to state that such application is hereby
rejected.
The reasons published by you ns Justifying
thu formation of a second branch of the Irish
National League of America horu are nol
only suniclcnt for that purpose , but indicate
most clearly thai the ground xvork of your
ncllon Is not so much n lovu for the Irish
cause ns Iho gratltlcallon of personal spleen
und animosity. )
To Issue n charier lo any association upon
thn grounds , and in particular to the asso
ciation you represent , xvould bo an ondorsa-
tion of Insubordination , dissension and per
sonal mallco. Your object has boon to de
stroy tlio Lincoln branch of the league , and
failing In that , you sought to divide tno Irish-
'inon of this city by means unworthy of mnn
who claim lo be actuated by patriotic pur-
imsos. Thu conspiracy of xvhlch you have
been the tools has Ignonlmously failed , and
the executive of iho Irish National league o !
America declines to w.inction , by tlio issuing
to you of a charter , your further attempts at
dissension und disunion.
JOHN 1' . BUTTON ,
Secretary Irish National Lo.iguo of Amer
ica. St'l'lir.MI' C'OUHT rllOCUKDlKOS
JF tlea James , 1' . ICuglibh xvas admitted lo prac-
'Jho fnlloxvlng causes xvoro argued and sub
a mitted : In ro quaere appropriations for nt-
tornoy general's nnii'o. In ro qimcro state
warrants. Ullblnu vn ICendall. Meyer vs
Sclmmp.
The court will pass upon the constluitionixl
questions , requested of 11 by Iho committee
llnnni'o xvays and meant ) of the house nnd
senate , regarding the constitutionality of the
laxv allowing the attorney general a deputy
mid stenographer or clorlc , with necossnry
umiroprliitloiift , to-morroxv morning. 10. ! * ,
Vr'arrun. of Nebraska City , xvho xvns > up-
lioir.tud by the court lo'urgun Iho questions ,
was heard to-day.
DI-'ATII 01' 1 , II. MONTAC1UK.
Editor Wollenborgur received n private
telegram Ihis afternoon announcing the death
of J. II. MonUiguo , at hm homo in Illinois.
Ho dlod this morning nt 3 o'clock. In Ihe
dculh of Mr. Monlngno tomporanca wforni-
era Jose ono of their most glfled workmen.
U'ho announcement of his death wan icc ived
in tills city xvith pronounced sorroxx' .
CITII NII'.VS AfUl NOTK3.
Judge Huyxvard and Judge Warren , of No-
braskaCily , urc horouttoii'iitigUnited titutcu
district court. .
Thu limirniica lobby lays over that of the
rnllroads just ut thU tlmo. U is thought ,
however , thut thU order of things xvill ha ru <
vursod xvlthln u week.
Tha llrst arrest xvus made latt nllit since
lant Friday. This go i n Joug xvay toxvard
liroyliiH' tlint Lincoln in n ! nxv uud order city ,
Tlio arrest Biiulo last night was icnilo for
jieity thlevory.
Ciiptaln Schajfcr , of Nebraska City , was
In Lincoln to-duy. HoeeekH tlio Introduction
nnj passagu of a 1)111 ) protecting cooporuge , nt
loust restrictions on prison nmdo tlercon and
barrel * . He Mules tlmt tha machine mudo
work ut the penitentiary uooossanly injures
the legitimate trude , uud If nothing clsu he
n lu ft law bo passed Compelling hand made
work at that Institution ,
The doctors are very much displeased over
n competitor who Is gradually stealing their
best practice i wo mean Ir , Unit's Cougti
To MixntifncUircM. Accidents are con
stantly occurring among your men entailing
loss of time and-fluffering. Keep Salvation
Oil handy. Pnco 33 cts.
roil DISIIONKST MKWSIMI
A IHll Introduced In the Illinois
Intiife Cnlldiu Itciiomlnntcfl.
Si'iiisnFir.Lii , 111 , Jan. 23. In the house
to-day n bill was Introduced to prevent the
premature publication of ofllclal papers. It
Is as follows : "It shall bo unlawful fornny
editor or cmployo of n public newspaper to
publish nny ofllclal document of a public
olllcer , or a public ofiltar-elecl , prior to the
time said document shall bo onlctalty pro
mulgated by said ofllcer. Any person violat
ing this net shnll bo guilty of n misdemeanor
and on conviction shall be lined not less than
$ . " > 0 nor more than $ ii)0 ) , one-hnlf of such line
to bo paid to the person complaining or prose
cuting. "
Another measure was for amending the di
vorce laws by provl.llng that whenever n
Judtte shall bo salIslled of any collusion or
suppression of fuels , ho may appoint a so
licitor to represent the defendant and may
continue the hearingathlsdiscretion. When
ever a divorce Is granted the court shall by
Its decree llx the periods within which thu
persons shall not thereafter again marry ,
which period shall not bo less than ono nor
more than ten years. Any person marrying
before the explrationof the prescribed period
shnll bo deemed guilty of bigamy und pun
ished accordingly.
At 11 o'clock the speaker announced
that a ballot for thu election of n United
States sonntor was in ordor. Hon. A. J.
Lester of Snngamon , ntnid frequent bursts of
applause , placed In nomination Shelby M ,
( JuIIom. Wiley E. Jones of Sungatnon , pro
voked great npnlanso from thu democratic
side of the house by nominating Kx-Oovor-
nor John M. P.ilmor.
Qlloth candidates then received seconds and
at I'Ji'lS the speeches closed , and n roll of the
house was called. The call showed US votes
cast. Cnllom received SO , Palmer OS , live
democrats being absent ,
Tlio vote In the senate resulted : Cnllom ,
35 ; P.ilmor , 18 ; Kent ( union labor ) , 1.
Andrew. ! . Lester , in his speech nominal-
nallng Senator Cullom for re-election In the
house to-day , paid a glowing tribute to thu
senator's ' honesty , integrity and woith. Ho
referred to the early struggles and political
records , his election as speaker of thu house ,
and dwelt at lonulli on his services in congress -
gross after the" war and his record ns gov
ernor of Illinois , llo closed his eulogium as
follows :
"Republicans of this assembly , In the name
of the umpire state of the xvost ; In the name
of hor-IOJ.OOO republican voters : in the name
of her living soldiers ; in the name of her
fallen heroes , consecrated 10 our memories
by the sanctity of their blood ; in the nnino
of huryoum ; men , knightly and chivalrous , I
nominate for the next United States senator
that princely chieftain , in whoso face the
Hags of honestv are waving , Shelby M. ( Jul-
loui. "
THK ItlPL'HU IN JAMAICA.
Several Grimes Committed Similar to
tlio Wliiteohiipel Horror.1) .
Niw YOUK , Jim. 23. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Uiil : The crews of the various
steamers plying between this city and Kings-
tori. Jamaica , are telling with bated breath ,
fearful stories of crimes committed in a
Spanish town or village near Kingston ,
which , to their minds , unquestionably iudi-
cale Ihnt "Jack , the Hipper" has gene from
England to Jamaica. The ilrst of the series
of diabolical and mysterious murders took
place , so the sailors say , November 28 , 1SS3 ,
in St. Catherine's parish , a few miles distant
from the Spanish town. The victim was a
negress of the lowest and most vicious class ,
whoso name has never been discovered. She
was found early In the morning lying In a
fence corner o n the road side , her throat cut
from ear toearand her cheeks , nose ami fore
head slashed in a manner that would indi
cate it to bo the work of the skillet ! butcher.
Her clothca had , as in tno case of nearly all
the Whitechapel murders , been thrown over
her head , nnd the little crowd which had
gathered there upon the discovery of Iho
body wcro horrified to ECO it had been mutil
ated exactly ns had been done in the London
cases. Since then tboro have been two other
murders of thu same kind. Nn ono has been
arrested.
ITavo used Dr. Biffolow's Positive
Cure in my family as u gonorul coujjli
medicine. Ono of my children was
quickly relieved of a severe attnck of.
croup by it. I cheerfully recommend il.
II. L. Covoll , Grand Rapids , Mioh.
Gooddman Drug Co.
A I'Y'Hllvo ToiiKli Called Down.
HOLVOKH , Cole , , Jan. 23. [ Special Tele
gram to THE 13 BE. ] A shooting scrape oc
curred hero last night , in Sullivan 13ros. '
saloon , Jeff Piorshall being the victim and
Bartender Dan Sullivan doing the shooting.
Several weeks ago Piurshall entered the
saloon , in a drunken spree , and shot a few
holes in thu lloor , nnd chased Sullivan m >
stairs , for which lie was arrested and fined.
Last night ho attempted to repeat the act ,
whoa Sullivan shol him. The ball pene
trated tlio left breast , directly above the
heart. It struck a rib , nnd ns yet has not
been found. Picrshall is living , but his re
covery is doubtful.
Wo Cim "Whip Germany.
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. 23. - Special [ Tele
gram to Tin ; I3uu. ] In an interview , Ccorgo
H. Hooker , ex-minister to Turkey , was nskcd
if ho thought the United States could suc
cessfully cope with Germany in the event
of war. "Undoubtedly , " was the prompt
answer. "We could whip her off the seas.
The Germans are not Bailers and never wore ,
and they cannot light uuou water. The Enir-
llsh-spoaklng race produces thu bo.H sailors
in i the xvorld. No nation can oegin to approach
preach England nnd America in that re
spect. "
Tin ; Nicaragua Canal BUI. .
WASHINGTON , Jan. 4J3. The conferees on
the Nicaragua canal bill huvn agreed. The
fallowing house amendments , it is bcliovod ,
have been dropped or modified : Uoqulring
10 pur cent of thu capital stock to bo paid up
bofuro any bonds are sold ; providing for
printing across the fuco of thu bonds of a
notice that the United States Is not responsi
ble for thorn , and allowing the United States
to ilx rales of tolls on the canal.
Tlio Smnllpox
AZALIA , Mloh , , Jan. 22 , Then ) nro four
teen cusca of small-pox under treatment
hero , und while everything : possible Is being
done to prevent Its spread , every now case
reported Increases the fear , Tlio town is
being well guarded , nnd no ono is allowed to
liMVnox-noplono or two whoso business it is
to provldu iiccc'bsltioa.
A positive gtmrjiiiloo Is given by the
manufacturer of Dr. Jones'Uod Clover
Tonic thut u 60 cent bottle of this rem
edy ootiltxlns moro ounxtivo properties
than nny ilollixr preparation. It promptly
cures nil Ktomnuli. kidney and liver
troubles. Goodiimn lnif ( Co ,
Tint NulirutiUii Ijaltl Up ,
Nnw YORK , Jan. 23. The steamer State of
Nebraska , which sprung a leak while on n
voyage to GlasgoxvSaturduy , has boon placed
in a dry dock for repairs , and the passengers
will sail on Thursday by the Gulon Hue
Bter.mer Nevada.
TroubloH.
K\v Cnjiu : , WU. , Jan. 22. Campbell
liro.v , lumber manufacturers of Woycr-
bauscr assigned to-day. Assets , $15,000 ; lia
bilities , 13,000.
MII.WAUKUK , Wis. , Jon. 22. Dobrin & Zand-
ncttor , hatters , made a voluntary assignment
to-diiy. Liabilities and assets not given.
A Present i 'or Mrs. 1'holpH.
LO.MIO.NT , Jan. 23. Lady Salisbury and
Ludy Uosoberry called at the residence of Mr.
Pholp.i , United State * tninittcr , this after
noon nnd informally presented Mm. Phelps
with a superb bracelet.
MAUIUEO IN IjBAVKNWOKT.ll.
Kloplntt Chrlstof Donrllnit nml Louisa
Zlmmct-iMiiii I'ool Kuturcn.
Chrlstof Doorllng.tho aged beer cart driver
who olopcd with Louisa Klmnionnnu , the nc-
complfslicu young daughter of Gottlob Zim
merman of this city , an account of which was
published In Tun HER of Sunday , has carried
out hU alma and now basks na the husband
of Iho young girl. It was ascertained that
when they loft hero they took a southerly di
rection , nnd what clues were picked up by
the nngsred father xvhon ho was searching
for his daughter , rovcaled the fact that she
nnd DoorIng ! had gone to Leavcnworlh , Knn ,
The young man who xvas engaged to Miss
Zimmerman , went to Loavcnworth , onlv to
find that at that place a mar
riage license hud been obtained , nnd
Unit the nuptial ceremony had boon por-
formed. This was nffoctod Saturday after
noon , and In procuring the marriage license
Doorllng gave his age at twenty-eight years
and that of his bride twenty years. The girl
Is but seventeen years , nnd the gallant
Chrlstof is now on the sunny side of his llf-
Uelh mile stone. Tno young man in the
CASO returned from Leavcnworth
and stated that ho would drop the mailer as
far as ho was concerned , nnd W.H satisfied
to abide the result of tils courtship xviin
Miss Xlmuiormnn. The father of the girl
when scon was badly nffectpd , but refused
to divulge just what bo intended to do. It
is stated , however , that ho will cause Iho ar
rest of Doerllng on the grounds of perjury ,
ho having sworn falsely to the ago of his
daughter in procuring the marriage license ,
KUliT DOGTSTHtiTIL !
A Highway Kolihery Frustrated by a
Sn iclotiH Dot : .
Residents In the vicinity of Sixteenth nnd
Howard xvoro startled about 1:80 : a , in. yester
day by two shots fired In rapid.sucecssion , An
investigation showed an attempted highway
robbery. ThovictimwasJ.H , Cole , of tlio
linn of Patton & Cole , who was on his way
homo nt the tlmo. While passing south on
Sixtccnlh , between Howard and Jackson ,
two robbers suddenly jumped out of nn alloy ,
and thrusting a couple of revolvers in his
face told him to throw up his hands. Mean-
xvhllo , bis tuisty doe. n lingo mastiff , sized
matters up about right , nnd plnntod his teeth
In the nether part of ono of the highwaymen.
The fellow roared with pain , and Iho
other robber , taking fright , llud. While
highwayman No. 1 was busy with the dog ,
Cole jerked out Ins revolver nnd attempted
to kill the would-bo plunderer , but unfortu
nately the two shots llrod failed to take ef
fect. The reports of the revolver caused the
dog to release his hold , and thu highwayman
lied precipitately.
Thousands of Dollars
are spent every year by the people of this
stnto for worthless medicines for the cure of
throat and lung discuses , when we know that
if they would only invojlfl in SANTA AIM 13
the new California discovery for consump
tion and kindred complaints they would in
this pleasant remedy llnd relief. It Is rec
ommended by ministers , physicians nnd pub
lic speakers of the Golden State. Sold and
guaranteed by Goodman Drug Co. at $ 1 a
bottle. Three for &J.r > 0 ,
The most stubborn case of catarrh wilt
speedily succumb to CALIFORNIA CAT-R-
CURR Six months' treatment for $1. By
mail $ Ult ) .
NI3I3D A bAUG 13 CHURCH.
The First CoiiKrcK'itiniinl I3ntlroly to
Small forit.sVor.sliipper4. .
The formal installation of Rev. Ur. Duryca
as pastor of the First Congregational church
of this city , which is to take place on Thurs
day 31st Inst. , will bring to this cily Rev.
Dr. Gonsolus of Chicago , xvho will deliver
Ihe sermon for the occasion. Dr. Gonsolus ,
il is understood , was instrumental in induc
ing Dr. Duryea to locate in this city , und
like the latler is considered a mosl able
speaker nml orudilo gentleman. Ho has
risen lo distinction in Chicago nnd his
presence hero will attract ono of thu largest
autlienco which has assembled in this city.
The members of the Congregational society
regret that their church will ho entirely In
adequate lo accommodate those who wish to
hear tbu gentlemen , ns indeed , it Is also to
accommodate the people who on Sunday
gather to hear Dr. Duryca' The seating ca
pacity of the church is but 070 , and nt each
service now , many people cannot bo accom
modated. A regret is entertained that the
new church was not built with a foresight
which could have anlicipaloil the grand ru-
sult which has attended Dr. Duryoa's ac
ceptance of the call to 1111 the pulpit.
Be echaiu's Pills cure bilious and nervous ill'
Your Duttcr Won't niult.
Tlio ice harvest is on nt full blast , and the
river near the city is black with men and
teams. The Crystal Ice company , which in
cludes Fitch & Bay , Kiuiball & Hungato
and Kennedy & Newell , have 800 men and
teams employed , both at the river nnd Cut
Off lake. The Artio company have about
sixty men employed , ana Swift & Co. and
Miller & Pcter&cn have about the same
number. The Crystal , Swift & Co. nnd Mil
ler & Peterson have boon taking ice off of
Cut Off lake since last Friday , nnd have cut
about all the ice lit for use. On the river
the Artio company is culling opposite the
foot of Jones slreot on the Iowa sldu and Iho
Cryslal near Iho city pump house and near
the Council Bluffs pump house on tha olhor
Hide. Dealers say that a sufficient crop will bo
gathered to supply the city , but * that there
will bo a shortage In other places. The
breweries nro liable lo bo short also as the
ice dealers who have heretofore llllcrt Ihe
brewery houses on contract , refuse to do so
until they have gathered sufllcient for them
selves. Tlio ice gathered so far is very clear
but only about ten inches thick.
Advice in Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways * bo used for children teothing. Itsoothes
the child , softens the gums , allays all pain ,
curcsjwind colic , and is the bust remedy for
250 u bottla.
Death Uecortl.
Mrs. Sarah Wcslorgron , a young wife xvho
resided nl 1123 North Sox'ontconlh slreot ,
died Monday of puorpural fever. She
was 31 years of ago. Her funeral look
ulaco this afternoon at 3 o'clock ,
Mrs. R. W. Knrr , xvho o.uno to this city
from Fremont u foxv days ago lo have a sur-
gloal operation performed upon her , died
ycsiortlay at ( IIS South Nineteenth street.
Her death xvas caused by the removal of a
cancer. The remains xvoro forwnrdoa lo
Fremont for Interment by Druxol & Maul ,
Death yesterday removed from the ho'uso
of John Roslcky , sr. . 1888 soulh Thlileonth
street , thuvifu of that gentleman and the
mother of John Rosliy , Jr. , the xx'oll known
editor of thu Pokrok Zapadu , The dcsoasud
was sovonty-two years of tijjo. The funeral
will take place on Thursday next.
The funeral of Luxvrcnco Duggan xvill
taku place nt S'M : , this morning ,
from his lale rcslduncc , 1102 soulh Thir
teenth street Services xvill bo hold at St ,
Philomcna's cathedral ut 0 o'clock ,
Don't suppose , if you liuvo that pain
through Iho rlyht aldo nnd sliouldor
blndo , thnl yolhixvnes.s of the skin nno
xvhites ot the oyop , and furred nppoar-
itnco of the loiifnio , that these indicn-
llons nro of little account , or will depart -
part of themselves ; much hotter take
lr. J. II. McLoun's Liver and Kidney
Plllots und remedy tlio trouble. U5c
per vial.
Signal Ollloor Calilll ,
A telegram to the DEC from Washington
status that Patrick J , Cnhlllfirst clans private
of the signal service will bo discharged from
the sorvioa at this stallon. Mr. Cahlll was
formerly u sergeant in the corps nnd until
recently was located at Fort Washaklo. Ho
has not yet arrived m this city though expected -
pectod to-day or certainly to-morroxv. Ho
has boon eight ycnra in tno service nnd his
brother a very competent oQlcer dind xvhilo u
member of the corps. No reason has been
assigned for bis dismissal though It has been
surmised that Mr. Cahtll askcJ for his dis
charge.
A Sen , ol1 Plrc. .
New Vonif , Jan. 20. [ Special Telegram to
TUB liEii. ] A powerful company of capital
ists , already Grg nled , with millions of dollars
lars bohlna It , hai projiosuJ to the govern
ment n plan to defend the entnmeo to har
bors by forcing petroleum to the surface of
the xvnter through pipe * laid at the bottom
for that purpose and Igniting U xvilh n burnIng -
Ing bomb , thus croatiuR'n sea of flro through
which the enemy's llact must pass. An ex
periment will soon Iw made to demonstrate
the practicability of Ihejdnn nnd the appa
ratus necessary Is noxv ready.
Chamberlain's Couch Remedy is the
best and most rolinVlo medicine In use
for coughs , colds nnd croup. No ono
sulTorinjr from a throat or limp trouble
can use it xvithoutv iwnofit. It will cure
n severe cold in less tlmo than any olhor
mcdlolno or treatment ; it U tlio only
known remedy that \vill prevent croup.
For sale by all druggists at 60 cents per
bottle. _
"WOULD lAlUNU. "
A Scholarly Iicclur on n Suhjcct of
Universal Inlorrnt.
The Hon. S. Phelps Lchiud , of Chicago ,
g.U'o his celebrated lecture on "World Malt-
Ing" nt the V. M. C. A. Inst night to n very
largo audience , comprising many ladies.
The lecture was one of the wcoklj "Gym-
n-.isium course , " nnd Judging by thq Increased
attendance ) those addresses are becoming
moro appreciated each week.
The lecturer Is an oxporl on the lecture
platform , where so many public speakers
fail. He is torso nnd eloiincnl , commanding
a beautiful lloxv of Improaslx'x language ,
which marks with characteristic distinctiveness -
ness the meaning of each Idea nnd theory.
In the early stages of his lecture he gathers
the minds of his listeners Into the meshes
of the subject on which ho discourses
nnd holds them until the end. Tno
nudicncc last night xvnn no excep
tion to the Influences of the graphic
description * of the speaker and listened with
the utmost attention us Iho leelnrer unrav
elled thread by thread Iho mysteries of the
solar system and scientific dovclopmcnl. Ho
began by asserting that the subject of his
lecture "World Making"xx'as not nn original
idea of his own , bill was ono on which the
greatest of scicntillc men had tlex'otcd very
much and valuable tlmo. Wo lix-o in a little
xvorld. All at our feet and that which x\-o
see wo know abnut ; all outside is to many of
us unknoxvn. Look ul Ihe sky. There are
over 0,000 stars. Stars nro not worlds. They
nro suns xvith systems like our world. Ho
then described the diameter nnd circumfer
ence of the earth and the distance of the
moon from thu earth. The sun Is a
great ball of llro ox-er burning.
It would take a world 1-100,000 , times
as largo as this to make the sun. All tlio
wonderful movements of the heavenly bodies
shoxv Iho hand of a Supreme Helng. Never
colliding , never taking n xvrong course ,
never u xvrcck of the system. Wo can fore
tell for n thousand years the phenomena of
the sky , and decide with the accuracy ot
minute * its movements. The hand of God Is
plainly visible in II all. Wo should never at
tach time to the conception of the Dolly.
Ono day is as a thousand years in His sight.
No past , no present with Him. Kx-or eternal ,
ever present. The earth is a globe of fire ,
with a thin crust of different substance
on the surface. This shell is ns thin
in proportion as that of an cgu.
Ho then described Iho geological formation
of lliis surface. Science enables us to re
construct the past nnd by its nid xvo can
look and inquire into the ages long gono.
Theru nro 5UO actix'o yplcanoos on the earth
"
which act ns safety "valves to lot off the sur
plus hoot There hax-o been ox'olutions in
religion , polilics , theology , laxv , but none In
organic mailer. Nothing uuxv has been
credited since God made the earth. The
lecturer next explained the system of
the paralyax , or the method of measur
ing solar distances by the means
of angles formed by rays of light. Lignt
trax-ols 200,01)0 ) mlles a second , ana it takes
8 minutes for the light of the sun to reach
the earth. It xvould take us In n train poiiiR
incessanlly at sixty miles an hour nSGtW-ii7 , :
years to reach the sun. Ho then described
the planets , giving a description of each , and
dxvolt particularly oh iho discovery of
Uranus , the last planet found. Ho described
all the greal telescopes of the earth , nnd
spoke of their use , and closed his most inter
esting lecluro by Iho appalling assertion that
ox'ery living being on this earth would bo
frozen to dealh. A sigh of relief wonl up
xvhon Ihe Iccluror said il xvould bo an indeil-
nito number of years henco.
District Court.
John II. Harto is appellant in the suit of
Kettle X's Harto , which xvas tried before Justice -
tico Krooger , and a verdict of $00 returned
against Harto.
Samuel Kline appealed from a decision of
Justice Morrison , which gave a Judgment of
$141 against him mid in favor of Adolph
Lovy.
J. K. Reid applied for a xvrit of attachment
against the goods of O. T. Carlson , xvho , it is
claimed , is a non-resident of the state , and
"so conceals himsclt that a summons cannot
bo served upon him. " The amount involved
is $310.
Gustavo Bcnicke. administrator of the
estate of William Hagedon , deceased , en
tered suit against John I. Rod lok to recover
) ? paid out by the plaintiff for taxes.
County Court.
Jaeob.Milder entered suit against Ridoll &
Ridcll to recover tno value of 200 bushels of
onions and 750 bushels of potatoes , und also
$100 damages.
Suit-was entered by the Linigor & Motcalf
company against John Flaunigan for the
amount duo on several notes , together with
interest.
Catarrh cured , health nnd sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Civtnrrh
Remedy. Price 60 cent ! : . Nasal In
jector free. For- stile by Goodman
Drug1 Co .
Tlio Ileucivcreil Letters.
The letters which xvcro found on Nine
teenth and Chicago streets Monday night
were handed over by Chief of Pollco Seavey
to United Stnles Marshal Dinrbowor yester
day. It 1ms been discovered tliat those letlcrs
xvero posted In the box near Nineteenth and
Chicago stroelB , several persons claiming to
nave posled ihoni there. The names of Mr ,
A. Lincoln and his wife have boon associated
xvllh these letters to some extent. It xvill bo
remembered that Mrs. Lincoln dressed her
self in male attire and xvcnl out to uicot her
husband. They both canio across nn ofllccr
on dimming street and ho arrested them.
They were taiton to the city Jail and locked
up. Shortly aftorxvards an ofllccr found the
letters at the above stated place nnd brought
thorn to the station. Hero tno Jailer wrapped
them in a handkerchief which xvas taken
from Mrs. Lincoln before she xvns locked up.
Hence the connection , Chief Scuvey speak
ing on the subject says he has made search
ing inquiries und is satlsllcd Iho Lincolns
know nothing aboul the matter.
An A ! > Hol\irn \ Guro.
The ORIGINAL ABIBTINI3 OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo txvo ounce tin boxes ,
nnd Is an absolute euro fur old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , nnd all skin erup-
tlons. Will positively care all kinds of piles ,
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIET1NE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , ut83
cunts per box bv inhll'BO cents.
A Katnl Practical Joko.
ISuiii , Pa. , Jan. 2J.T lSpoclnl Telegram to
Tun HKH , ] A dlstrrssmg nnd trnglo affair
took place yesterday ut Iho Pennsylvania
soldiers homo. As the inmates of thu homo
xvero soatlng thomaulvcs at supper John
Qumlan pulled the chair away from Louis
linlchlcr. The joko. was laughtcd at by
thosu xvho saxv It , but xvhcn they behold
blood gushing from lialuhlor's mouth and
nostrils thulr mirth xx'a's converted into horror
ror , Hoforo a surgeon could bo culled Hatch-
lor dlod. Quintan has been committed to
the county jail for the action of tlio next
grand jury.
The LnU > Bandy Forbes.
The remains xvero removed to his Into res
idence on South. Elovonlh street , from xvhlch
place the funeral will take place to-day ,
at 2 o'clock , and tho'sormon xvill bo preached
by Rev , Robert Doherty , of IJrownell
hall. The remains will bo Interred In Forest
Luxva cemetery.
Coke Iti-olcototl.
AUSTIN , Tex. , .Tun. 22 , The senate and
house to-day re-elected Richard Coke Untied
Slates senator xvithoul opj > ositlon.
Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough , Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. For halo by Good
man Drug Co.
'
AMUSI3MHNT9.
Mr. anil Mrs. J , W. Florence appeared last
night nX Hoyd'ft In the "Almighty Dollar. "
Their performance in this celebrated pteco
has boon annually commmitod upon for years.
Nothing that has not boon said of them may
noxv bo xvrlttcn. They play their characters
\v 1th their old tituo case and success and the
audience laughs ns frequently and nt Iho
same funny things It did xvhcn the play first
sprang into notoriety. In It , these mnuy
years , ninny nctors have shone and disap
peared , lint the play and'tho principals still
go on , nnd xvill , It is presumed , continue to
go on , If not forever , at least until the play
ers nnd populace shall luivu tired of what has
brought fame nnd fortune to the ono nnd to
the other some of the most hearty nnd Innocent
'
cent entertainment afforded' by the American
boards. _ _
There is considerable difference between
"Alvln Joslln" nnd "One of the Old Stock.1
The former was rubbish. The latter is not
entirely free from buncombe but has n story
xvhlch is aptly told. The auditor is Intro
duced to a variety of characters whom one
may find In almost nny New Knglnnd village.
The principal of these , of course , Is Iho latest
edition of Alvin Joslln , xvhlch Is that of an
eccentric Vermont farmer. The character
was never drawn to represent n class , but
rather an individual of a class with peculi
arities BO strongly davclopod as to pluco
him with the appreciation of the actor and
audience. The chnrnetor , last night , wiw
played by Kdxvln Wight. Ho looked
it xx-ell nnd strongly resembled
Jivls , In whoso stead no xx-as playing.
He lost no opportunity to make the most of
his character without , howovor. a suggestion
of buffoonery , xvhlch has largely character
ized the xx'orif of his principal. The char
ncter has some rare tout-lies of nature , nnd
the playwright has surrounded il with many
fealures xvhlch give il an appropriate setting.
There are sonic poor actors in thu c.ist , nnd
some good ones , notably Daniel Jnrrett , Miss
Connlo Thompson and Miss Rnv Hrlscoo.
The last mentioned , hoxvovor , sacrificed clear
ness of enunciation to tioiso and passion In
the excited scone of the third act. In tno
second net Edward gave savoral artistic solos
on sleighbells , The piece xvas xvell set , the
parlor , in the third act , with Its carpels , rugs ,
lireplucc , lacocurtains , portieres , magnificent
lamps and bric-a-brac , being the finest overseen
soon in this city. ,
Dnynril on tlin Kttmonu Ad'tilr.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 2' ) . The dispatches
from London nnd lierlln In regard to
Samoan affairs , published in this morning's
newspapers , xvero shoxvn to Secretary Hay-
nrd this afternoon , nnd his attention spec
ially called lo the statements thai "Germany
has como lo a definite undorslnnding xvilh
Ihe United Stales xvith regard to Samoa. "
Secretary IJuynrd said :
"Of course I expect Germany to lix'o up to
her honorable engagement xvith the United
States. Hut 5'ou must Icnow that thoao nru
matters that I do not care to discuss in thu
noxvspnpors. "
When asked In regard to the policy
of this government , he referred tlio
questioner to Iho president's ' message
lo congress on the 15th inst. The
secretary also alluded to the agreement en
tered into bolxveon Great Britain and Ger
many In April 18SO , doilning the boundaries
of the English and German dominions In the
West Pacific ocean , in which it is specific
ally declared that the Samoan islands nro
neutral territory. The United States , ho ex
plained , has no Joint treaty xvith either Eng
land or Germany in regard to the neutrality
of Samoa. Therefore , if Germany has inter
fered with the neutrality of that country ,
sbo has not broken a treaty xvith the Unite u
Stales , but broken one with Great Britain.
A fllcrltetl Punishment.
Pini.AnnM'iiu. Jan. 22. Patrick Hradloy ,
the married man xvho was arrested last xvcok
charged xvith assaulting litllo girls whom ho
enticed to lonely places , xvas to-day sentenced
to twenty-nine years and eight months Im
prisonment.
An Appeal Tor Funds.
NEXT YORK , Jan. 22. The Irish Parlia
mentary Fund association of America to-day
issued an appeal "lo the liberly-loving people
of free America" for money to help Parnell
defend his suit ngainst Iho Times.
Dolph Succeeds Himself.
SALES ! , Ore. , Jan. 23. Holh houses of Ihe
Icgislnlure , in soperale session lo-dny , voted
for United States Senator Dolph , the present
Incumbent , received a majority of votes over
Governor Pennoyer , democrat.
THE SUN OF DANA.
It Continues In the Ijlnc or Henry
Clay nutl Horace Grcclry.
Chnrles A. Dana , though hardly the
personal friend of Iloroco Grcoloy ,
writes Gathin the Cincinnati Enquirer ,
has shoxvn u consistency respecting the
views of that chief of editors which is
porlmps overlooked.
Although Greoloy turned him out of
the Tribune in the war period xvhon
Grooly xvautcd to make-u private and
ollicious peaeo and Dauu wanted to make
fierce war , Mr. Dana supported Mr.
Greeloy for president in the Sun , fol
lowed "Greeloy in his union xvith the
liberals and southern whigs over into
the temporary form of the democratic
party , and there continued to fight for
Groeloy's tarilT principles , disregarding
the clamors of stockholders and the
Jesuitry of rivals xvho hoped to cajole
his circulation nxvay. Ho comes out
triumphant , the stock of his paper not
depreciated , and I think lie ia generally
regarded hero as the successor of
Horace Greoloy. Being a man of lit
erature as xvoll as noxvs , his subjects of
public comment are far moro numerous
than these xvithin the understanding of
the average slip-shod , hue and cry ,
Richolty Barloxv editor.
About ono-half our nuxvs seems to be
printed in order lo deny it next day.
The subjects of permanence generally
lie outside of crime , personal politics
and the business olllco of the newspaper.
Tlioro is a noxx-s aspect to noxvs more in
forming and striking than sensation. I
regard Iho sonsaiional period of noxvs
to be the offspring of the evanescent 111-
torost of circulation ; for pormanonlcir-
culation must be based , like permanent
credit , upon a standaru character for
perception. The cutting down of noxvs-
paper sale prices to i ! cents was as great
an injury to civilization , self-respect
and deference to authority as a conquest
of Noxv York by little imps. The news
is noxvorkou up. " Editors are afraid
to bo courageous , losttlioy lose some ne
farious bit of circulation they have ac
quired by trespass.
The Sun of Dana , for ho is the Sun ,
continued in the line of Henry Clay and
Horace Greoloy , xvho xvoro both emanations -
tions from the national democracy of
Madison , Alexander Dallas und Dimiol
\Vob5tor.
After the oxplration of the federal
ists' party its views , ever triumphant ,
split the xvar democracy of IKlli in half.
To that national republican element
belonged Callioun fur some years , Do
Witt Clinton and Vim Huron. II prob
ably absorbed Jefferson , Madison and
Monroe before they died , for nil thobo
prosiuents had been compelled , us soon
as they cuurioil to bo politicians , to take
high federalist ground.
The federalists of New England took
the position vacated by Jolt'orfcon and
and became "stato "
company , rights"
puoplo. secessioniats , and 'strict , " alias
silly , conulruulloiilsts. The Mndlsoriian
party became the national , imperial ,
American Hag party. After the xvar of
1812 Mr. Madison signed the United
States haul ; bill ho had opposed before
ho became a federalist. The rude , savage -
ago , poor white uloimyil of the country
was afterwards unlisted under Jackson
and Callioun , and 'made into another
anti-federal party , by a re
action moro personal tluui pros-
porous. JftuUson hated the old
Miullaoniau otllco-holdord , Callioun
1mtod Jackson. Hut for a porlod they
led the same uleiaontb toward iho tame
gonorni camp , which upon thdlr decline
became the democratic party o ( Tyler ,
Polk IMorco and Huchnnnn.
Again the foilerulistlo principle liail
to bo revived by the danger of tlio
common country , and has Insted to this
hour , triumphant for thirty years.
Cleveland accepted II for throe years
out of four , proclaiming his object to
bo the recovery of confidence to the
democracy with the majority of the
voters. This majority xvas the national
or fedoraUstlo opinion. In 1888 Mr.
Cleveland was decoyed over to the
sulky , non-conforming school , which
Is never far boloxv the surface
of a purely voluntary society. Ho lost
his otllce nnd most of his reputation.
The most intrepid of his opponents in
the east xx-nstho Sun , which only nootls
to throxv luvay Its old kuklux regalia of
the mask of ox-l'rcsltlent Hnyt's , the
GrnnU. etc. , to have Iho national quality
so much appreciated in this country by
these whose appreciation is noblo.
When the press of the United Stales
learns to see the xvholo land instead of
black spots on U the nuntomv instead
of the pimples and pustules I hero
xvill bo great political purtioa abreast
of us ,
*
A Gliom Iliuiutotl Ship.
Boston Bulletin : "You see , messmates
mates , " says the oltl quartermaster , as
ho scats himself comfortably again , "In
n seafaring life xvo moot xvith many
rough jobs that are out of all ordinary
calUilation , and what thorn as haven't
been to yea wouldn't ' hardly boliovu.
Tlioro xvas tlmt ship xvo fell In with In
the China sea that xvas an odd thing ,
that xvas. It was only just after day
light in the morning xvatch as some one
sung out 'Snil ahimil. ' But it wasn't
much of a sail , for there was only ono
mast the foremast standing , but a big
ship a-going steady aloro the wind ,
xvith her forotopsnil sot , but not hauled
taut , but all Happing like. Well , x\-o sco
as there xx'aa no ono aboard , or , If
so bo there xvns , they didn't
knoxv how to mnnngo nor. So when
xvo'd run down a little ahoatl of hotwo
lowered a boat , and I was ono of the
boat's croxv as xvout aboard ; and as wo
pulled up to her xvo could see nobody
on board , butouly heorod a dog barking ;
and when xvo xx-ont up tlio side , sure
enough , there xvas a half starved dog a
sitting upon the body of a man ; and
xvhon ho sees us ho sots up n dreadful
howling , but still he didn't seem dis
pleased to sec us , but throxv back his
oars , though ho looked dreadful melan
choly and down in the mouth. But the
curious thing xvas to see the number of
rats that xycro running about the decks ,
for the ship wtus water-logged , and the
rats were drlv up from boloxv and oblogod
to shift for thomsolvcs. Well , there wor
thr6o more dead botllos lying About ;
nml vi'hon wo como to look at thorn the
rats had oat most ot their faces nnd
necks , and ripped opou their jackets to
got at tlio Ilosh olfcwhere , but thu
corpses as the dog xvns sitting on they
hniln't boon nblo to touch ; for , you aoo.
the rats , they lived upon the dontl
bodies , and the dog ho lived upon tlio
T-ats so xvo supposed by the carcass ot
ono of ' 0111 as xvas lying near him. And
such rats as they xvoro I iiovor sec ul-
most jvs big as hnlf grown rabbits , nnd
so tame that they didn't inuko no ac
count of us. You SOP , they'd been so
familial * xvith the bodies aboard that
they looked upon us us 'so many sheep
or cattle , or what not , ns was
como aboard for their Uvo slock.
Well , wo tried to got into the cabin ,
but that was full of water , and so was
everything boloxv dock ; and there wa.s
no name upon the atom , so wo couldn't
mnko it out xvhero the ship xvas from or
xvhere bouiill ; and xvo sunivhed the cap
tain's pockets , but couldn't llnd no mom *
oratidttm nor name , only a lovo-lottuc
soxved up in a ploeo of oilskin inside his
jacket , nnd signed 'Sarah. ' And xvliou
xvo xvoro thinking xvlmt was host to bo
done , whether to throw the bodies over
board or xvlmt , a voit'o , as seemed close
to us , sung out in a curious low tone ,
moro llko a female's than a mail's , 'ship
ahoy , there ! What ship Is thatV Well ,
that started us a'most out of our souses ;
for xvo couldn't see nothingiviul the bodies
ies on dock xx'as dead xvo knoxv by rea
son their faces xvas oat ; nndsaya one of
Ihe men , 'It must bo the dog , ' snvs ho :
Mio'vo been a-thinklng ever to alssolf
all ho'vo heorod , and ho'vo boon and
taught hlssolf to spenk ; ' and says ho to
the dog answering his hail llko , 'Tho
Xonobia , liUO tons ; John Slutni , master ,
of and from London , hound to Singa
pore , with general cargo.1 But the dog
made no imsxvor to that ; and xvhilo xvo
xvas a-xvoiidorlng what it could be the
sumo kind of a voice sung out again ,
'Stoxvard , glass of grogl1Voll , now xvo
knoxv as this couldn't ho the dod , because -
cause they don't take no grog. Then ,
says another man'I'm much deceived If
tlmt 'ore voice don't como out of the
mainmast' that is , the stump of it
and out of the mlddlo of the ropes and
halyards Unit xx'as hanging about the
pins the volco comes out ngnin , and
says : 'O , sxveot 1'ollyl No higher , kuop
her ram full ! ' Well , xvo soon east oil' the
ropes , and xvhat should xxc see but a line
grav parrot a-sitUng in n. kind of a nest
she'd ' made , nnd looking ay If there
wasn't nothing the mailer xvith her !
Well , xvo bovo over the doail bodies and
loft the rats to feed upon themselves ,
but xvo brought olV the parrot and the
faithful dog. "
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