THE OMAHA DAILJT BEE : HATl'RDAY , APRIL 11 , 18in.--TWELVE PAdES.
llrst lord of the treasury , announced In the
commons today the names of the gentlemen
appointed as members of the royal labor com-
Inls.Mon. _ _ _
IIMAT ItU'iVIHH'lTY / ! < ! .
Onmnlcn I'aporH Cninplnln at Ihelr
Oovcrninonl'H Nun-Action.
lUrirAT , N S , April 10-Tho Kingston ,
flntmilcn , pipers otttcily complain that the
povcrnwnt does not take prompt steps to so-
euro the cdvnntagos of the reciprocity clause
t > f the McKlnloy tariff. Notwithstanding the
recent visit of the Canadian flimnco inlnlstor
nnd the fact that the iinustlbti In lalng dis-
russedwith the greatest Interest In the liar-
Undoes , Trinidad and Guiana , not n word has
been spoken by the Jamaica government erIn
In the legislature.
Kweeplnu I < lliernl Victory.
HAI.IPAX , N. S. , April 10Tho liberals
\vrni a sweeping victory In t'llnco IMwnrd's
Jslatid yesterday , i'our members , three of
whom wcro supporters of thn Rovcrnmcnt ,
designed their scats In the legislature to ho-
tome candidates for the dominion house of
c ominous The election resulted In four opposition -
position candidates. 'Ihls defeats the gov-
t rnmcnt nnd will comiwl them to either ro-
hlgn or dissolve and make a general appeal
to the country. _
Our 'Irealy with Kpnln ,
LONDON' , Aptll 10.- The Times correspond
ent at Madrid says ! Complete reserve is
maintained in regard to the treaty with
America , but It Is believed that America
Rrunts the broadest concessions- regard to
hugar and other Cuban products , uxcopting
loineto , which for tlio present Is outside of
negotiations. _
Kixod thu Cnnfcrniico Date.
Orrvwt , Out. , April 10. A dispatch to
Iho governor general has bccnioccivod from
Washington nnnountlng that Secretn'1 } '
Illalno has fixed Monday , October U. ns the
ilato for the reciprocity confcience. This is
acceptable to thoOnnndlan government.
1 Iio iNi\\H Coiillrineil.
LONDON , April 10. A dispitch from the
viceroy of India confirms the news that Lieu
tenant Grant on Apiil ll lomilscil 4,000 Mnnl-
1)iir ) unlives armed with guns rotirtccn
liiltlshvero killed and twenty-seven
wounded
llelielllon in AljjHsIni I.
Ho MP , April 10. The Tribunn publishes
MiMsovvah advices that the inhabitants ot
tlio Interior of Abjssinla have risen In tobel-
linn and pla uo nml famine are rife In that
colony. _
Tluj ficner.tlH I'riteht- .
BLIISOS Aui's , April 10. The suspensloa
of the port \voilcs Is imminont. 1'ourteen
generals have signed n manifesto ntnlnst tlio
JMltio-Koca coalition.
'J'lilrteenlt lied and I \ venlyoninled. .
//VNVtiiAK , April 10. An explosion oc-
ruuud today in a powder mapnzlne adjoining
Iho sultan's palace. Thirteen wcio killed and
twenty wounded
StPplicn'H
LONDON , Apill 10. Judge Collins has been
npiKilnted to sncce ° d Justice Stephen in the
high court of Justice.
jtv > srj * . \ / ; / > rut : riAi't.ss.
Couiir of Ohleaso'fl Vote to lie C'om-
inencod Totln\ .
Cincvdo , April 10. Giving to the absence
of Attorney Sugg the hoard of election com *
misslonoH postponed the canvass until to-
nionow. Both republicans and democrats
routlnuo to charge c.ich other with fraud In
n moro or less definite way. Colonel Njo ,
chntrm in of the republican cimpaign com
mittee , accoinpinicd iiy Htite Attomcj
I ongonecUor , today applied to Judge Tuthill
lor n bench wai rant for the nncst of Dennis
Shiohnn , n cloniocintlo Judge of election , who
is sa'd ' to h ivo broken open the ballot box
after the polls w cio cloiod on election dav
The Judgont onrn Blgucd the warrant sunlit
was given to n deputy bhorilf to soi ve.
Hx-Mavor Harrison has Joined forces with
the republicans in the fight against Cregicr
beforetlio election boiud. Ho tallied vigor
ously about tlio fuiuds porptlrated by the
Cieglor foices nnd sujs hu will sulwciibo
liberally to fonot out the alleged frauds nnd
punish the POI potvators.
Sillily Tl
ST. Pvui , Minn. , April 10. The McHnlcs
nnti-tlghts bill , which passed iho souato yes
terday , Is now In the hands ot the house
judlchuv committee , having boon referred to
that committee after It had been considered
by the committee on education. Today
J'lcston II. Clniko nnd Manager Scott of the
Wotiopolitan onem house extended nu in
vitation to the members of the house of rep
resentatives to attend n performance of iho
extravaganza , ' Crystal Slipper1 tonight
The invitation was promptlj accepted and
oil t of 1H mombeis over a hunuiedvoro
present to study the question of "tights"
voisus skirts on the stngo befoio voting on
the bill.
Lookw ood's bill , piohiblting tiusls and
pools , passcit the boiuo this ultornoon by a
vote of 07 to 1. _
lUioilo Isliind UepublioaiiH Secure.
PnoviitFNCi : , 11. L , April 10. The republi
cans have a mnjoilty of oiplitccn in the next
BCHttto and thitty-two in the house , and In
grand committee twenty-four , moro than nec
essary to elect general ofllcors
K\-Govci nor lloavnr Out ot" 1'ocTcot.
lUituisituiio , p.i , Apiil 10. The house re
fused this morning to concur In the amend-
mo. ts reimbursing ox-Governor I5civor for
money expended at Johnston n * after the
Hood.
_ _
f'Olt THK .N.ILOF Jl.lltMOXY.
Adopted by the Council
ol thu Iiisli National Iicagnc.
CiNcisviTi , O , April 10. Tlio council of
the Irish National league of America ad
journed this nftoiuoon , subject to the call of
the president nftor adopting the follow Ing
resolutions :
Whereas , The executive committee of the
lilsh National league of Anioitza Is without
, ndvlcus tiom the Irish National loiguo at
Dublin , and u question is picscntcd requir
ing nn intrichango of vlovvs with Chiules
Stow nit I'nnioll , president , ami Timothy
Jlarilngton , secretary of Ihe last named 01-
gunlzaliair thorelore , bo It
UosoUed , That the picsidentnnd sccrotary
bolnstiuttcd to eori-osi > end with Parnell and
Ilniilngton In rofeicncu to the nmtlui nforo-
jiuid. and especially the letter of John Dillon ,
reielvod and laid bofoio tbo committed ; that
ttio president bo authoil/cd to suggest the
good otllccs of this organization ns arbitrator
w 1th a \ lew to a restoration of harmony and
n reconcilement of all differences in Ireland ,
that vo recommend n national convention iu
America , to bo hold not later thai. September ,
1&01 , ut Hnltlmoio , and the president is
hereby Instructed to request the presence of
J'urnoll nud of the I lish members of parlia
ment at such convention
A resolution was also adopted ox pressing
sincere regret ut the Illness of Hou , John U.
Armstrong , now Iu Ireland.
World's Pair OIllo-rK Kleuteil.
Cmcvno , April 10. The world's fair di
rectors tonight chose ofllcors for the ensuing
j oar , James W. Hcott being named \o \ suc
ceed Lyman J. Gage as president , Thomas
H. Hr.vnn as llrst Vice president and A. 1'
Seoberger as treasurer. Mr. Scott , \\lion
informed of his election to the presidency ,
declined to accept it. No other person w iis
named , howc\cr , us the directors hope Scott
v 111 yet accept.
I'ntnl I-'ight Over
NEWI-OIIT , Ark. , April , 10. News of a
bloody affray In a- stave camp near the Junc
tion of the IHnok and Current rivers has just
reached horo. Light men Indulged In a free
light , two bolng killed and two more proba
bly futally wounded. The tight suited over
slon of Jut' of whisky.
the ] K > 3sc : > a
Supposed Double .Mnrclor ,
WACknsiu , XV1 , , April lO.-Lato touleht
Chrlstlun I'rolsH , aged seventy-five and hi
\vifo , ngod seventy-three , were found lying
nearly naUoJ on tlio lloor of their homo. The
wife was dead nnd the husband dylnt. fc > un-
posed to bo double muixitr.
APRIL RETURNS ON CROPS ,
Soasou Oenorally Favorable for Seeding
Over the Winter Wheat Area ,
'
FEARS REGARDING THE HESSIAN FLY ,
Percentage of hosso Among Kami
AiilmnlH in VnrloiiH Stains In *
vcntors Pay a Visit to
Mount Vermin.
WA HINOTOV , April 10 , April returns to
the dopnttmcnt nf agriculture innko the con
dition of w Inter wheat WI.O and of rye W I.
The seasoa for seeding was favorable over
the whole winter wheat area , the soil tjcner-
ally easily worked , the seed bed prepared
with unusual cnro and sowing followed by
gcntlo rums sufficient to properly pack the
earth and Insure prompt and pofcct germina
tion. .Suitable weather ai.d soil conditions
enabled the fnrmcis In the Ohio valley states
to put In a full breadth under entirely favor
able cltciimstnnces nnd proper combinations
of sunshine nnd moisture , which continued
until cold weather sent the plant into whiter
quirteM with a sturdy growth nud good
color. In poi lions of Kansas and Nobinska
the prolonged droulh last summer extended
Into the period of seeding , Interfering some
what and rcndcilng gei munition slow , but
seasonable weather during the late fall and
early winter was suHlcient to offset Iho dls-
advanlago of the Into start Tlio cntho sea
son was favorable in California , while in
Oregon the dry seed bed teccived moisture
In tlmo to secure good though late grow th.
The weather was generally mild over the
whole niea , and vvlillo the Hiiowfall was com
paratively light , it came w lien most needed ,
protecting the plant dining the cold
est weather The Hessian fly ,
which was fcuied In December
in the central west , Is jot In abojmiou , but
the presence of the pest Is noted In many
localities and serious injury may follow
should Iho earl ) seaboii piovo favorable to
its development , The general au'iugo for
condition is the highest repotted for April
shieo iss.'and Individual stnto averages nro
ictnnrlmblo for their unifoimity It is li (
points higher than lust vear and : i above the
icturnsof 18SSI The hlfli April condition
does not Insure a largo j ieid , but it indicates
a stiongth and vitnhtj which would enable
the plant to withstand more than the ordi
nal j vicissitudes of the season 'Iho aver
age of condition In ttio piincipal states aio
Ni-vv YorkU ! , Pennsylvania , 1)7 ; Tennessee ,
! h Kentucky , OrOhio'N ; Michigan. 01 ,
Indiana , ( C ) , Illinois , OT Missouri , IM ; Kan
sas , ! I9 , Cnlifoinh , 0 , and Oiegon , 07 Ho-
turns make the percentages of losses among
fnnri tinhmls during iho past year of horses
l.Tcattle , I , sheep-1 ; swine , 84. The per
centiiRO of loss of cattle is slightly higher
than repotted In ISSb nnd l S'i , Hie scaicitj
of fcuil swelling the llgnros In propoitlon In
Kansas and Nebraska. The losses of sheep
nro smaller Hum usual on account of holler
caie. while loss diseiso thin usual Is repelled -
polled among svvlne , though there Is a heavy
loss in the loglonof inst jeai's crop failures
l > l111 : i'l n i , icA x r A G HISS ,
Colonel Olinso of Oinnhn Presents a
Ilepoi't im t Inn nml scope.
\VvsniNroN ( , April 10 The cential com-
ir ittco of the pan-iopubllfan congress paid n
visit to tjio white liouso this morning , headed
b > Jticlge Ainaux , who tnado a slioit address
to the picsldcnt , outlining the work aecom-
phshed and contemplated bv the committee.
The president nmlo n brief response , oxprcss-
imr his Intoiestin the movement nnd snj ing
tlintwliilo ho could not speak olltciilly with
out llionulhoiity of congress , his own tool
ings always have been iu spmpalhy with all
movements directed toward the enlargement
of human rights. Within the last few years ,
ho said , tlio nations of the earth have been
binught toundcrstand each other better , Im
proved methods of communication had
uionght them closer together nnd had
stiengthcnc't the bond of friendship and
sympathy.
OTho Rcnoral committee of thoproposcd pan-
republican congress to bo tield in IS'U ' held
its second regular meeting today. Champion
S. Chase of Omaha piesented ttio repoitof
the committee on plan and scope audit was
unanimously adopted Tlio executive com-
milieu loported a resolution providing that a
committee of J00 ! bo incorporated as u humane
freedom Icngno to continue as long as there
is wet k for such commitlcu to do. The purpose -
pose of Ibis league Is to suppnit , maintain
nnd biing about the pioposcd congicss in
Ib'H ' It is empowered to establish blanches
in cich stito to further the cause.
Nolii.iHka anil town I'ensioiiN.
WVSIIINOTOV , Apnl 10.-Soecial [ Telo-
gramtoTiiR Hi r. ] 1'enslons were granted
today to iho following Nebraskans : Originil
James McIJildc , John S. ftowcll , Jesse
llrovvn , Watson T. Itogers , August AInitz ,
Konrad Ualm , Thomas S. Curlilcht , Samuel
McConmiughoy , Andrew O. IJuell , John
Douglas , Joseph N. White , Arlington O.
Ashley , Oeorgo I1. Snunor. Increase War
ren (3. ( DHvvoith , Martin Unnls , UobertMc-
Brook , Klijah B Newlin , Samuel W. Hud-
deston , Aleijah Lnno , Ira J. Skaul. Holssuo
Nathaniel J. Ucachley. OriKlnnl widows
Lll/abeth , widow of llobson Parker.
Iowa : Original invalid Zina U. Knight ,
Henry Bookman , Jonn Bates , William A.
Stoclwell. Atkinson Uupp , Kufus H. Newell ,
Lymnn M. Ajers. Navy Hobort niliott ,
Morton T. Bryant , Joel W. Uleknell , Alficd
Baker , Heuben Bcachlor , John T. ( loaling ,
Trcdeiick Wendt. Abiuhum Uarrett.Liastus
Colton. William Stir , AdelbortB. Clmpman.
Additional James DUon. Increnso Mnrttn
P. iMcCrcary. William Garvor , Henry Sat-
louco. Holssno-Niilhanicl Wr. Willlncr ,
John Qulnn. Mexican survivor 7Prank L.
OrifTov. Mexican \\idow Sarah A. , widow
of William W. Kiddles.
Inventors Visit 51 1. lYrnnn.
WVSHINOIOX , April 10. Today being the
100th anniversary of tbo establishment of
the Ameilcan patent system , the delegates to
the patent coufcienco celebrated by a v Isit to
Ml. Vornon.
Returning to tlmcity fiom Mount Vernon ,
Dr , Toner delivered nn address upon "Wash
ington-ill an Inventor nnd Promoter of Im
provements. " .Follow Ing Dr. Tonei's ' inter
esting hlstotlcal sketch cuino an nddiess
from ox-Koproscntativo VUitlerwoith on "In-
llucnco of the Patent Svstotn on tno Pios-
perity of the Countiy.1' When the clly was
rcarhca the party went to tliu wtilto liouse ,
wheie , nt H.V1 ; , Iho Inventors were intio-
dureil to the nresldont.
At the mooting tonight the National Asso
ciation of Inventors was formed nnd a con
stitution adopted. Dr. ( lulling was cnoson
president and Oaulner II , Hubbnrd of Wash
ington , Prof. William A. Anthonv , president
of lliu Amoi lean Institute of Elcctrlo Hn
cincoi-s , 'Ihomas Shaw of Phlladolphlii nnd
Hon. Benjamin Uutterworth of Ohio vice
presidents. _ _
1 ho Invalids at Washington.
WASHINGTON- , April 10. Atlornoy Genera
Miller Is much impioved. Ho icsumod his
duties ibis morning.
General Uosecnins slept well last night and
is much Improved today.
Genoinl pinola passed an uncouifoi table
night and is soumvvlmt weaker today.
I'uneral of Cenninl Albert Pike.
WV-UMNOIOV , April 10. The funeral o
tholato Albert Pike took place today and a
the request of the dead Mason \ \ as market
by simplicity.
Treasurer Huston's ' Hacuensor.
WvsniNorov , April 10. It Is now prac
tleally ottled thatE. H.Nobockor ot Indiana
will su-ceed Huston as United States tivj
urer. _
Opcntul the ItlilH ,
WvMiiNdtov , April 10. The secretary o
the treasury yesterday opened bids for th
sltfl i lor the public uulldlnc ot Sioux Falls
"VVIII I'laj on 1 heir Anxiety.
WKIHNOTOV , April 10. The Evening Sta
sajs : "H looks \ cry much us though thor
would bo a conference between the United
State * and Canadft on seveiul topic * abou
bo nlddlo of next October October 13 lias
iccn agreed upon as the date for the talk
n trade iclatlons , and Blnlno , It Is
ndorstood , has dotcrmlncd to utltlza the
nxlety on the part of the Canadian
dmtniitrntlon for reciprocal nrrmgcmcnts
o good ndvnntago In bringing the Uehrlng
tn problem to nn Issue , it Is believed that
ho secretary will bring the representatives
f nnulnnd to thu dilemma of either abandon-
ng the question of reclprocltv or tanking
omo ort of an ml vance to winds n settle-
lent of the seul problem Pnuncofoto Is un-
orstood to bo using his good offices with the
ionic government. "
SIT/M cic.
City Takes Hie. Second Gnmc
with I'nsc.
LIVCOI.V , Neb , April 10-fSpcclnl Telo-
ratn to Tin : Bci.J : In the battle on the
ilnmond today Sioux City's baseball nine
iirued the tables on the victorious Senators
of yesterday , and beat them by Just one
core , the record being G to 4 la favor of
Sioux Clly.
It was n game which Lincoln should have
von. bhu outbUtcd her opponents and made
ess orrois , but the enors made wcro costly
nnd cave the game to Sioux Clly. Only
even Innings wcro plajod , as the bloux City
ilno wished to leave on the 0 o'clock train.
[ 'ho score wus :
.Ineoln . 3 1
tjiiv . . . . o i a o o o s-r >
HIIIIIUU ; th ? Wind.
LINCOIV , Neb , April 10. [ Snoclal Tolo-
nam to Tun lht : . | Although Bohanan's
iall ranks next in size to iho Omaha Coli
seum among iho public places of rosoit in the
stale it was almost too small tonight to hold
ho Immense crowd that gathetcd to witness
ho great blcjclo inco. Mockett has found a
nitch In Menis. Although Mocicctt niado
several splendid spuits , Moars invariably
followed suit , and the bjkers nro still In the
s uno position as last night. The score :
Mlles I.ups Mllvi. l.nps
Sloe-Kelt . i a 10 i'loseher 1SJ
Mcars . . IK ! 10 Uhuk . . . IS J 7
\\VH7 . . IS ! 0
King Kol a Winner.
ST. Lorn * , Mo , April 10 [ Spedd Tele
gram to Tin : IlKi' . ] St. Louts was out-
) lajed all around today Although Iho
Jiowns played n fair up-hill game , after the
thiid inning , they woio unable to overcome
Cincinnati's load. The features of the gumo
were tlio hatting of Kcllov , the fielding of
Cincinnati and the good woik of the two
llchcis at critlnl stages of tlio game. At-
xminnco , " ,003. Score ,
st Louis . . .0 0 0 1 5 S 0 1 00
'Iiielnn ill 2 0 I ! J 2 1 0 0ll
Uiisihlls St. Louis II , Utiieliiiiiiti II. I'nois
-"I , bonls 1 , Cinelnnntl 4 Untlerles-St.
i/nuls. Neal and Hojlc1 ; C'lnelnnatl Uver
mdIColly. .
Nf r hwcstern Ijeagm1 Orjjn it/oil.
Tot i no , O , Aptll 10. The Northwestern
Bisobillleague , ombinring Toledo nnd Day
ton , O , Dotiolt , Grand Knplds and Buy Citj ,
Mich , Tort Wayne and ttiunsvlllc , Ind ,
and Peoila , 111 , was organl/cd hero todnv
V. H. Ketchnm of Toledo was elected picsl-
denl The sc hedlilo embraces l"01Kamos and
Iho season opens Mav U
Von der Ah"Mind. .
ST. Lot i , April 10-Mark Baldwin , iho
Plttsburg league pitcher ill sue President
Von der Abe for f'0,000 , alleging malic
ious prosecution The suits biought ngninst
Baldwin by Von der Aho weio dismissed for
want of prosecution.
IUK All < > . \ ItOl ( 'It TT.
The Olllclnln Do Not Regard it ns n
Serious Mntter.
CincvdO , Adril lO.-Tho Alton officials
are very cheerful in tbo face of
Iho bovOtt. At a conference today
they decided to stand by their declared
policy 'Ihey suv they have assurances from
four eastoin loads that their tickets will continuo -
tinuo on sale. Besides , thcie is largo let rl-
tory south and west in which the paj Ing of
commissions is not prohibited and the Alton's
standing will bo Improved with ticket agents
In that \lcinity. It v ill have no trouble la
continuing to do business in Indiana , Ohio
and Michigan , so , in reality , the bojcott is
not so feorlous.
The Chicago , St. Paul & Kansas City , and
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul roads aio
encaged in a lively war on passenger tatos
between Dos iMoincs anil Dubuquo. The
Western Passenger association authorized
special rates to Iho Giand Army of Ihe Re
public encampment nt Uubuquo next week.
The lound tup rate between Des Molncs ana
Dubuque was fixed nt W.40. Tlio Kansas
City reid has a direct line nnd thu St. Paul
formed one by lo-oporatlup with the Des
Molnes &Noithoiu. The Kansas City line ,
feeling that this was not legitimate , letiuccd
the rate lo f. , , and this was manipulated by
purchasers of laige blocks of tickets , so
there was a further shiinkagc The St. Paul
appealed to Chairman Flulev , and was
allow od to make a rate of f.1. Thu Kansas
Citv today ictuined with n rate of $ J CO ,
which ma ) drop to * 1 tomoirow.
Ilc.lcried the Proposition.
BOSTON , Awrll 10. A committee for llrst
picfericd stockholders of the St. Louis &
San Francisco railway company tcjectod Iho
proposition of the Atchtson , Topekn & Santa
Fo to exchange new 4 per cent bonds of the
St. Louia iSc San Francisco for its flrst pio-
ferred stocic.
Against the Northern I'aeiflo.
HBI.FVV , Mont , April 10. Judge Knowles
In the United Stales court today decided the
case of the Northern Pacilic railroad Can
non ot al , viuunily in favor of the latter
The suit involved the title to 1 mds valued at
ever * 500,000 , within the city limits of.
Helena.
Know Nothing About ft.
KKW YOIIU , April 10. Ofllcials ot the
Northern Pacllle road when asked about the
report that tlio load offered to sell its lines
in Manitoba to the Canadian Pacific , said
they know nothing of It.
FIGHT ro A
Cok Strikers llcsnlvo to Prolon K thn
Struggle.
SCOTTPVI r , Pa , April 10. It Is now cer
tain that the coke strike will bo fought to
thu bitter end. Ihls was the unanimous de
cision of today's ' stiikers' convention. Sec
retary Parker In his report rovmvvod the
stilko situation at length , cutlcishig the
operators sever civ for their actions in an nt-
tempt to deslioy Iho organization by posting
up a sliding scale.
In tlio afluinoon the convention was
addicsscd tiy soyerul prominent loaders
who were picsent. National President
Itao touched on the eight hour day and said
all the other minors in thu United Stales
would bo w lib the coke icgion sti liters on
May 1 in tills movement , nud than it
would bo recorded a national tight instead of
a local one. Ho assured iliem of all possible
financial support.
licsolutions woto then adopted that the
delegates stand Hi in until n satisfactory settlement -
tlemont is mnJo. The convention then ad-
Joinne < l untillomoirow
'Iho Tilck companv ronoit accessions to
their woiklng foico nil along the line , but the
Morovvood force has diminished. Labor
bodies are holding an Important conference
at thu Scottdalo house tonight and mass
meetings nu uting hold elsewhere. The
sinkers , are Jubilant tonight ever the report
thnt Governor 1'attlson has ordered iho
nighlccnlh regiment homo lomoriow. The
Tenth will roninin but a few days.
Captain Lear and his deputies have boon
released in bonds of t.1,000 each.
Drovn tlm Knldi-is Awaj ,
UIII.UMIIno , Pn , April 10 , At Whitney's '
wotKs , near Lathiobo , this aftoinoon 'JOO
strikers , accompanied by their ' .vlves and
chlldien , made a laid on forty-five men nt
work. The w omen and ( hlldren led the raid.
The clerks nnd oflleo employ us enmo out of
the ofliees with Winchesters iu tlmlr hands
nnd drove the raiders away. No one was
hint.
N
1'itlNhiiri ; < nrpentoiH to Strike.
Pirrsiiuno , Pn , April 10 , It has bcoa
dollnltcly determined that on May I fi,000
cnruntors In the Pittsburg district of the
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
North America will cease to work until tbo
builders coucodo the eight hour demand.
BALFDUil BS8S THE CLOSURE , !
a L _ ;
Tyrannical Taotica-for Shutting Off Debate
on ! % | Land Bill ,
jtli
PROGRAMME OF THE OPPOSITION ,
1J (
Close Scrutiny of tlio Imltnr Coinnils-
stun Stuiwsl | t to llmo llccu
ptlghy till' ( Jov
I'F.uiiiciit.
t < Olt > u Xew rnl > .
LONDOV , Apill 10. The government , hav
ing succcoilod in rushing the Irish land bill
through the llrst stng03 when tlio Irish party
wns fighting on tno ( lucstlon ot leadership ,
shows n determination to follow a similar
policy with tlio bill In committee. Bnl four's
nctton In using the weapon of closure to
abridge the debate on the first clause is ns
tjrnnnlc.il nn application in tlio piescnt gov-
crtnnont has given. Gladstone hold n con
ference todav with several McCarthyites on
the line of opposition , nml thu result ot the
mooting promises to icstoro concerted notion
among the oppositionists , o\or. man lighting
un his individual responsibility Summed
up , the liberal amendments upon which the
strupplo will proceed for several necks to
como Include opposition to the use of local
funds ns a guninntoo for low ? , objection to
the tcnnnts insurance fund , to the proposal
to levy the amount of ntiy deficiency on
county rates mid to the exclusion of Kin/Ing
fauns from tlio operation of tlio measure.
None of these ninundtncnts nro ncceptnblo
to the government , mid nftcr much talk
each will bo defeated In tuin.
Close scrutiny of the t > orsonncl of
tlio labor commission confirms the
bullet that the government ilofs uot
intend to permit , the hazardous ques
tions ns to the basis of the relations of
labor rind capital to bo considered Houghly
classified capital has fourteen roprcscnta-
tlves nnd Inbor thhteen Tlio ladicals and
labor members ot the commons complain that
the list contains only six genuine labor lepie-
sentathes ngaitibt cloven IniKo cinplojers ,
whilst the sjinpithlcs ot the other inumbon
nro on tlio side of capital. The notnblo
omission of ngih'iiltural trouble * and the lib-
son co of allusion In terms of loferonco to ttio
Inml question stamp ttio conimisslun ns ttio
creation of n cabinet of Inndlords. Whntev cr
\\oik is done will apply to immediate lomodlul
legislation of n practical cbuructoi
Mr O'Shca U unwilling to ro enter pitlln-
incut cenlth u ciiunco of resuming the
Icidctsliln of the antl Pnrnr llltcs. Thu
stiugglo is too ninth embittoied
The persistent nsscitions of tlio Pnincllltcs
that the bishops noxci dcvlaied ngilnst 1'ur-
nell until Gludstono's letter \\i\a published
Imolodto the pioductlon of iinoto fiom
Aichbishop Loguo to the administrator of
the Ai rough diocese , dated four da\s prior to
( ilndstono's action , in which the archbishop
snjs. " 1 nn : horrified to sto the resolutions
insuppoit of Mr. I'nrnoll supnoitecl bj the
piiesta. I took It for gianted that the pilcsts
would nwncnr on the platform It
Is bad enough i for lay Catholics
to condone suth rascality , but in puests , the
bound giuu'dhns of mor.ility , it is in-
tolernblo" The into nppoarancoof Aieh-
bishop Loguo's ' dechtatlon Is explained us
duo to the fact that the ndmlnistiatot * himself
took pint In the I'ainoll mooting which the
archbishop denounced
The cannid involunp Miss O'ShcT ' and
Parnell lias icnsou to bo heird. Parnoll
comes to the commons direct from Biighton.
Captnln O'Shc.V oontinuos to rosldo at the
nest end of Brighton. Mis. O'Shen ' is still
at tbo west cud , nihlchls now known ns
'Tiro escape toraieuV' ' She diivcs out with
Parnell.
Gladstone , hnying tocon privately nskcd
foi a stuteuient iu replytoPainoll'a cliiupa
that Gladstone gtivd-au Intoiviow to Ameri
can dynamiters ut IIa\\ardcn , ans his denial
alone ought to suflh o §
Uonscnati\o paper * have exhumed the
correspondence of 188(5 ( , in which Mr. Glad
stone tells Mr. Bill four that ho has authentic
information , not fioin Mr. Pnrnell , to the
effect that some power behind Air. Parnoll
would resort to violence or outiago unless
homo mlo wns pointed. Tlio conservatives
connect this lufoimitlon with Mr. Glad
stone's secret knowledge that certain Ameri
can extremists , who could not either bo
Mr. Atkinson or Dr. O'Uellly , wore Uslt-
Ing England in ISb' ' ) . Cable dispntihqs ,
turnover , enlightening the public ns to the
high character of both Mr. Atkinson ana Ir
O'Kcilly sufficed to defeat the tonsorvatives
In their efforts to inako capital out of the iu-
cidont.
Trials of the system of mobilization are
nrocoudltif ! in Trance on the Herman frontier
ana in these movements tr.iliis and tuiis-
ports nro being employed in exactly the same
manner ns they are used In time of war.
Lord Handolph Chuichlll had a run of luck
at the city and suburban handicap on Thurs
day. Ho backed Colonel North's horse.
Nunthoipo , Ti to 1 against nnd netted the
sum of JWi.OOO. Ho did not back his ow 11
horso.
Another OIIB of the Features of iho
Immigration Nuisance.
Nr.w VOHK , April 10. [ Special Telegram
toTur. BnJ Another one of the beautiful
features of the Immigration nuisance has ap
peared. A case of spotted typhus of the
w oi-st kind was developed yesterday among
the patients in the Elizabeth , N. J. , hospital.
It greatly alarmed the medical staff. The pa
tient , u I'ollsh Jew arrived from Ilninburp
two weeks ngo nnd boaulcd In the Polish
colony on Pine streot. The bonid of liu.ilth
w.is notified and the patient was tinned ever
to the state nutkoiltlis. It is olo\oa jears
slnco u similar case was found new.
Illinois G. A. U.
Di ( HUH , 111. , April 10. The encampment
of the Illinois dopaitmcnt of tbo Gr.md Army
of the Republic adjourned today to meet next
year In Springfield. The following otllccrs
wcro elected : Commander , Iloraco S. Clark ,
Mattoon ; senior vice commander , Ivory II.
Pike , Bloamitigton ; Junior , S. G. Burdick ,
Centraha , mcaitnl alroctor , P. Loon McKlu-
noy , Molina ; chaplain , W. J. Kutlodgo.
Petersburg. Comrades of the department
wcro urged by resolution to contribute at
once to the rnomoiial hull to bo elected at
Decatur Tlio resolution offered by Majoi
niodgott of Chichpo , nppiopiiatlngSlOO to
the confederate sohlllrs' homo ot Missouri ,
was not adopted bochhso tlio order has its
ouii destitutn to cnio for. but tlio spiut of
tlio losolutton w.is 'colutneudod ' nnd the cliar-
ity nppro\ed ns win thy. A resolution w us
adopted providimr , foiltho election of a monument
ment to Govoiiiof Kldinrd Yutcs at Jack on-
villo bvoluntcer Huoscrlptlon.
The Women's UoHoI Corps elected the fol
low [ UK onlcors. 1'rcMdont , Mrs. Mary Brad
ley , Decatur ; senior vice. Mrs. D. 12. Sp lin
ing ; junior vice . Mrs. Mary Ballanger. Chicago
cage ; tieasuior , Mi ; * , Ada Carltou , Bloom-
ingtou , chaplain , M\s , Tinloy , Qiiiucy.
Jli > d Under Si
( iitnrnsninta , Pa.irll 10 Threochildren
ofOxvld Carrollj died suddenly this week
under suspicious circumstances. At the In
quest ll was discofloiqd thnt poison had been
given them. Two other children nro djlticr
and nn nriest will probably follow
I'nlHoneil by Wild I'lirsnlp-i.
Dunois , Pn. , April 10. Great oxcltomcnt
has been caused In this town by the almost
wholesale poisoning of children by entltiK
wild parsnips. Some dozen or moro children
w tillo plaving in n vacant let found some
roots anil ate them in mistake for true vege
tables. Two have aheady died In tcriibio
convulsions.
World's I'.ilr IjailleVTronblcs.
Cmctao , April 10. The socrotiuof the
board of lady managers still holds the fort at
the world's fair headquarters , determined to
nsscit her rights as secretary of the oxccu-
tlv o committee , to which plaeo said commit
tee elected Miss Cook the other day. Miss
Cozzons 8'iys slio has rocolvod telegrams fiom
many lady conimisslonors , taking sides with
her. A local caper snrs tlmt dliTorences hn\o
for n long llmo rusted between President
Mrs. Palmer nnd S'orolnry Cozxcns. The
latter. It Usuld , ha * upon several occasions
refused to sltn commtmleations milojs the
pronoun " \\o" was used , refcirltur to lu rsilf
and the president. Mrs Palmer , It Is re
ported , has staled U ) friends , talking of Miss
Ooizcns : "I cannot quarrel with her , and
can only close the door In her face. " Tills
trouble \lewedsorloiuly bv certain world's
fnlro.llclals .Should Miss COMOUS mnku a
legal llRht , ns Ins boon threatened , it will
soilously Injtii-o the tnllueneo for coed of the
board. Orshoulil the courts decide In her
favor , thus nullifying the ctccutho com-
inittco'.s nets , It would prat-tic illy result In
tlisbHiding the board and t-iuso no and ot
trouble.
.ti * or r. T. ll.\ll VM.
Simple Horvlccs In Aocoidnncnltli
HlH WlHll lllOlll. .
Biiiixin-oHT , Conn. , April 10 Huslncss is
goncr.illy suspended hero and e\c > ry dtlzen is
; i\on an opportunity to piy his hist resnocUs
to P. T. Biinuim. The South Coiigregatlonal
church was crowded to suffocation and thou
sands thutwora unable to Rain ad mission had
to content themselves with viewing the fun
eral cottcgo. The funornl services were
simple , in accordance with the \\lsh of the
Icceased. The services were eondiieted by
lev.j. \ . II. Flshur , and Her. Ur. Collvor of
Mow York dellvciocl a touching ndili-css.
The display of floi.il pieces was boitttlftil.
They \\cro too numerous to descilho and
were contributed by friends from far ntul
icar
Tno will of the late P. T. Bninum was read
at Marnnna iniiucdlntuly after the funeral to
day. The wealth of the RIO it .sho\unan \ li
estlmatod nt ever $ . " ,000,000 Ho ghcs his
wlfol,000,000 absolutely and a * HWiO ) an-
nultj lU'bcqno.ithcs to the Tlrst IJnher-
snllst chinch of this clt > ? ! 5,0ihl for prohllng
> roaclilnK and uthir set N Ices In conforinltj
.0 the Inlth of Unlvcisallsm. boiiuoatlics
Caiohno U Thompson of N'ow Yoik # 100,000 ,
Jltnton ll Seoloy , his grand son , S.IIOUO. In
.hesamo codicil ho stitcs tint ho has no
mnlo heir named Ilirnuin , nnd pio-
vides that if Clinton II. Sceloy
will change his naino to Clinton
Unniuni Sceloy ho will gio him ? -i5OOJ The
ronlratt between Darnum As Hailoy shall bo
enforced nnd ! J per cent of his share in the
show Is Riven to Clinton Bnumtn beoloj ,
n-ovlilhur holll devote suflkitiit time in the
titeiest of the show to carry it on success
fully if the sum ie.iche over ? 10,000 a year
iho balance noes to the estito. To IVhs
Elcnry Buchctolloof Demor , Colo. , ho ncs
7(15 ( acres of valuable land In Deincr. To
Treasurer Tish of the great show is be-
lueathed 2 per cent of the piollts , pun idlng
iio remains , nt the end of flvo years in addi
tion to his piusont s.ilaiv. Tlio roildunn
cstnto after the piMncnt of ( he bequests is
divided nmoiiK his chlldicn and grand-
chlldien. To Tufts college he boqiicnthes
f 10,0110 , nnd to Uni\orsahst sotietics and in
stitutions , to hospitals and ns\liuiiH In vnti
ous titles SAOOO'ls loft. Any contestant of
the will is to bo cut off. The last codicil ,
dated Al.irch HO , IMM , pio\Idea that his
executors shall complcto the now histoi ical
nnu scicntifle societv building in this citj ,
the siino to cost $ IJ\OJO.
1'j op ISPS to Iln\o lnmntps
KvNsCiTV , Mo , April 10.-Tlio Times
lomoriow will siv. "Tho Amcricin live
stock commission comuiuy , ng.Unst which
the liyo stock oxclnngos ot the countiv ha\o
been waging war for some time past , has de
termined to fight to a finish. It will bocin
the light in this city with a suit for $ riOJi ( ) , )
against the Kansas Citv live stock -hntigo
for illegal expulsion , etc It is believed tbit
n similar suit will bo begun against the Chicago
cage exchange.
Died Prntostintr Their Tnnnccncr * .
COHMIIIV , S. C , Apiil 10. Gentry Hutler
and Hampton Hutler were hanged at Sumtcr
today for the murder of Captain .Tohn Mn.xcy
in January list. Both narnostlv protested
their Innocence ) while on the bcaflold and dls-
plnjed mucuiclipkms fo\or.
flnsiness Tioublcs.
Pa t ApiillO. Daumganlncr ,
Eberman & Co. , teal and lumber , assigned
today. Their liatillitles amount to several
hundred thousand dollais "Cilvviu Kcermnn ,
onoof the same flun , nssicned Monday with
liabilities of S100.000.
Appointed Itcuci\er.
PiTTsnnio , Pa , April 10. J. M. Pchoon-
maltcr has been appointed receiver of the Co
lumbia iron and steel company , with direc
tions to lllo c , bond of S100.000.
Cnmloinnort Murderer
ST. Josnpn , Mo , April 10. Louis Bulling ,
sentenced to hang on Apiil 17 for wife mur
der , escaped fiom Jail nt Savannah , Mo , by
cutting the bars of his cell.
Nut M Had a * l
CIVCISKVTI , O , April 10 It turns out that
the loss nt the btockyaids llro last night was
oxnecerated It is now estimated that it
will not exceed 0000.
Ifriini the Half World.
John Lindloy , Wilson Lindley nnd Dick
Grandlor were taken out of Lottlo Leo's
house ot ill fame this morning by Soigcnut
Whalcn ana ticated to n fico rldo to the sta
tion. The men nro chained with being sus
picious characters , but It Is expected that
they uro responsible for several potty biug-
lories. Their cases will ho Investigated today.
All the men haven bad reputation nnd Iiavo
previously been befoi o the court.
Nelllo Clark , a butnt district maiden , was
arrested nt 1 o'clock this moinlnt ? by Ser
geant Whnlcn for stealing n diamond pin
from a soldier from Iho foit.
CHEAT ROCKS-OF PURE COLD ,
Tbo Eo.'p Orcok Stnko Said to Bo tbo
Eicliost Evar Kaown ,
EXCITEMENT OVER THE DISCOVERIES.
Ore jAmnjIng Over Two Ilitnilro t
Thousand Dollars Per'Ion A
Jtnsh for thn New
Kl Dorado.
SALT Lvitr , Utnh , April 10 | Special
Telcgrim to TIIK lUp.J 'Iho city Is Iu n
fevcrot excitement over the recent dlacov-
ciles in the Deep Creek region , and
hundreds are loiving for the swno of the
new Kl Dorado ovcr.v day. A stngo line has
been opened from Stookton on the Union Pa
cific to the town of Clifton , n sin ill camp nt
tlid toi minus of the now railway , and the
new outllls are Icavme every hour
The locontstiikoln gold wai nmlo by n
prospector In the employ of Couiicllnnti U
U Knrnck , one of the woallhlost initio own-
on Iu the west Some months ago Knrrlek
employed his min to develop some mines
thnt ho ovvnod In the Deep Creek icglon ,
nnd whllo grtibblni ; around In the
canon be discovered n very rlcli i > lci'o of
float which ho sent In and h id msiycd. The
icsult was so astonishing that Karrlck told
him to find where It came from and to devote
all his energies to that end The float wivs
fiom n formation very unlike that In the
ncighboihood in which he was winking , nud
When tlio voln was found It was n good dis-
lance oil ami in tin entirely different soit of
lock. It is lese quartz and Is "liteially
lousy" with the nrccious stuff. Your cot re
spondent saw todaj a piece of the ere which
will weigh iiDout eight ounces , \\nlch is two-
thirds gold 11 was nfompiiiton piece that
the nssnvn * made from and the result as
nnnouneed by J C. MeVitkcrs , olio of the
leading nssavcis in the cltv , is gi\en ns
13,1'Jl nnd lWI-1,000 ounces gold per ton , or in
money , $ .71 , III" H. The streak is from four
lo seven inches thick and Is exposed for 100
feet. As a matter of course itvill not bo ox-
pectcd to nay the otitlro distance as from this
sample But it Is com oded by all the miners
in this countiv to bo tlio bcut thing that has
over been discovered In this section A-i
sooa ns the result of the nisav was made
known Kiriickdispitcho > l i wagon and monte
to the scene , as mich n stiiUe as that Is too
valuable to bo left unguuidrd 'Iho news
spiend like wildliio and since th.it
dn > eveiv min nblo to get awnv lius
rushed for Deep Green Mr ICairlek
stated to jour tori csD'inttcnt todiv tint Iio
would at once begin the work of shipping in
the oie , nnd would haul R onairons to
Stockton , where it can be sent by rail to this
citv'jhero is absolutely no question but that
the Deep Creek countiv is the uchest mining
region In the vvholo United Status , and that
Loidvlllo In its palmiest dajs nevet saw the
time when It could bo.ist the rich deposits of
mineral tlmt mo found hero
I'lftv live miles east ot Deep Clock is Dug
Wav distilut , and Sam llilson , a minor who
hni been woi King Ihcro for sotno time , jus-
teulay brought In six toni of ore , which ho
sold to A llanmier & llro , foi over f.\OOQ. \
At least .M ) new locations hive been made In
slvvpoVs , and moro mo coming. One miner
in Clittoii has a mine i few miles west fiom
which hohas been picking gold oreouborros ,
and some that ho rcconllv suit In inn over
31,000 to the ton , while Ins lowest assa } was
Ijnlint' A Kent.
Svr.T LM.I : , Utah , April 10 [ Special Tele
gram to Tin ; BHW | B Itioh nils , nhbor
agent of this cit ) , is wanted In Hullo tor
sw Indling forty laboiPis whom he Induced to
go to iioithcin Jiontnni to woik on a lieti-
clous railioad. If captured , icpoit sajs , ho
\\illbol\nctiedby the outi igcd men , who
mo said to hnvu nearly frozen in their at
tempts lo reach Iho place whoio the woik
was supposed to bo.
Utah Natural ( > ns.
SU.T L\KI : Cur , Utah , April 10 | Special
Telegram to Tin : DIM . ] Vice 1'iciideiit
Constant of thoAmci lean iiatur.il t'as com-
pun ot this , city , leavoj tomorrow for Now
Yoik nnd Boston to puichnso inncblnnry and
piping. On his loturn woik will commence.
' 1 bo company owns 0,0K ( ) ntre-i for fifty jears.
The corporation has a c ipital o * $5,000,000
The U orld'H Mining lOvl'iliir.
SMTL M' Cm , Utah , Apiil -Special [
Telegram to TIIK Hi r J 'Iho r-ommittco ap
pointed by the real estate nud mining c\-
ch mges to look Into tlio \ \ 01 Id's fair mining
exhibit mot this ifu > rnoon and pasted reso
lutions slionglv conimending the entoiiiiso [
and urged the business men of this cltj to
subscribe to tlio stock
Humored Itig Itnilriuil Deal.
Wivvii'in , Man. , April 10 It is stated
hero that the Not them Pacific has offeied to
sell out its vvholo system in Manitoba to the
Canadian 1'ac.ilio railioad. It is ptobublo the
offer will bo accepted.
Mis. Wmslw'sSooothinif Svrun forChil
dp > n Teething cures ivuid colic , dlarrhoja
etc. 2" ) cents a bottle.
Opened thn Oiclono Season.
SniiMiHi.i.n , Mo , April 10 A ojclo'io is
lopoi tea to have passed o\oi Nevada , Mo.
last night. A number of buildimrs were de
molished , but no casualties nio reported.
cine I
If you have
Never Taken
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Why not try it
This Spring ? It
Purifies
The Blood
Cures Scrofula ,
Salt Rheum
And all Humors ,
Makes the
Weak Strong
And Creates
A good Appetite.
Be sure to get
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
S-old by all diuxulstn. ls xlx forW l > rep rod
only by U. I. 110UD&UO. I.owull , Musi
1OO Doaoa Ono Dollar
The peculiar requirements
of a spring medicine are so
pre-eminently possessed by
Hood's Sarsaparilla that is by
far the best for this purpose.
We know that by it's Pecu
liar Combination , Proportion
and Preparation it possesses
unequalled curative powers ,
and by its results it is con
stantly proving its positive
merit.
Hood's SarsaparilJa t\pels :
from the blood all the impuri
ties which have accumulated
duiing the winter , and also
cujes scrofula , salt rheum and
other severe forms of blood
disease , inherited or acquired
By its tonie and climmative
qualities it .so assists the
stomach and digestive organs
that it cures dyspepsia , bilious
ness , etc. It also gives such
strength to the whole system
that it effectually overcomes
That Tired Feeling.
Hood's '
Sarsaparilla
' llisliforr. 1'rci'ired '
t-oldby iilldriia-'Nts
onlj by U. I , HOOD A. CO , Lowell. Mass.
10O DotJoa Ono Dollar
O.t'11'.T AM ) blT.ADY ,
N i Quotable Chitimu In the H. iVM. .
S\vlthiu'ii'n ! .Strike.
The n. & M switchmen hold a mcetliiK
Inst evening In Walter Ih-nndes' ( ilnco , WO ,
South Tenth street. The tneetliiK VIM
strictly jirlrnta nnd no outsiders were ad
mitted. i\ervUilnRwnsciuletln : the jnnln
hint night. The Usual gunnl of nollco , In
oh at go of SorpenntVhnlen , wns on duty ,
but thov did not antlclp.ito trouble of nnv
kind.
kind.The strikers npiranr to hnvo n pre.1t deal of
Ryinpiithy fiom rnllrond niun nnd oiiUtldeis.
Thora is ROIIHI possibility of the trotiblo
Itroiullnir , but it Is hnriHv probiible Unit \lo.
lonec will bo resorted to , us tlio mon nvo nil
urged bv tholr lenders to bo cool nud c-ftit-
tlons In nil tholr movement *
Two Jl , V M. switch ctiKlncs were workr
liiK lust ntKhl with fult crows of now men.
l ivleht Is not dolnjcd to nnv oxtonu
I'lio nttcMitlon of Urncral Manager llol-
droRO of the I ) V M. , wns uilled to the In-
toivlt'w with Mi Swoonoyostordiy. . Iio
ntntcil that the Httuntlou was jircclsoly us
hml lieon Hinted bofoic ; the toiil was mnldnp
no light on nny orKiinlzitlnii of Its ( inrilo\es
nnd no mon had boon discharged bcciiuso
thov boloiiRfd to ntiy onmnlnitlon.
" \Vlicn no reduced tlio foico n short tlmo
nt'o , " ! > tild ho , "wo disehmfc'od iVliiic'iiuL
Plnttsinotith nnd so\enty-lho at Lincoln
Our pollrr wns to tcliiln tlm best men
AIIIOIIK the illsctmiKiMl mem nl I iiiciilu were
cloven switchmen who were mumbus of tlio
SulUhmon's union. Whotlicrnuv of these
ivtnlnod woi-o miMiibers I nmnot wiv , us 1
no\c'r Inquired.Vo mo liiuli.i : no trouble ut
Lincoln ns the places of the stiikirs weio
nil tilled without any delay vntidim is
( | Ulct here nnd our business is moIng along
as usunl "
Airt to the ynuis pi-ox > tl tlio coircctnoss
of tbostntonmnt ooiiciMiilug Onmlii A soil
turpohcoiiuin wns oiu'.utv in thojaixls nnd
nothing biul been scon of the stiikers ,
nuiia > i.\c in AIIDS.
I'nik ComiiiissloiKMH DIHCIISH Plans
lor K\tiMiHl\o lniii'o\I'liiontH. |
Thu park commissioners met jesterdiiy nf-
torncon nnd spent nn hour in discussing plnns
for n boulovnrd between Hemls nud llnusconi
p.ults
Mr llcnrv AV. Yules nnd Mi Chillies
TinnerPIO jni-sont nnd luoscntod tbo
scheme of following tlio rnvino fiom about
Twonty-eiglit nnd CUIIIIIIK stieots soutli-
waid to mid thioiiKli Uedlek's ndditlon ,
c-iossinp rnrmim sttcot nenr'lliiitioth sticet
nnd following the coui-,0 ot tlio
uivino on n i omul to tbocst slilo
of llinscom pmlc Mr Yntcs hold tint
.t line honlcwml could he constuictod nloiiK
tills lento for imicli loss miiio > than to fol
low tliu liifli ground out by Lowe suouuo. It
would icqnlto agood de.il of llllinp , but tlio
bouluMiiti would bo so much boui'lll to tlio
adjiiccnt jnopoiU tlmt much of the exnciiso
might bo p.ild by piojioitj owners nlong tlio
ronto
Mr Tuinci nlsofivoicd the plnn mict of
feiod some good s i.'gestlons.
A commitlco consisting of Messrs Pratt.
I.tiiiiiLDinnd Millani was iipiiointod ami
autlioil/cd to innko a prcllinhiarx t > m\oy of
the proposed louto for th' ' ) hotiluraul
Tboboaid nlsodiscussiil tlio feasibility of
constiuctiiiLMi bouluv.ud noilli to rioience ,
but owing to tbo unwillingness of some
ptopcitj owneroiit in that illicrtlon to do
unto the right of wiiv it wut > tlioiight bestnot
to mike .111 \ dcllnltc mo\cinentin tlmtdlicc-
tlon.
bupoiintendont Adams was instructed to
liuvc nstotiu walk laid nil aioiind tbo Hans
com pivilllon He was Instiiictcd to ascci
tain the cost of imn ing tlio old pailt liouse
ftotn Ilaiisiom to Klmuond puk
Thoimittcrof lo.isinp tbo now Ilnnscom
park piillion to no.itoior for the atimmci
w us postponed until nc'\t inc'etiuic.
SHU'S A TAKTAIl.
One Courtesan Almost Hills Another
\ * III ) a I'nkcr.
Dctcrtives Iln/o and Hllis in rested Mny
Mo\ei jcsteraay nfternooii and charged her
with assault with Intent to do gie.it uodllj
Injury.
Moyls nicsldont In tbo "bnint drshlct , "
nnd has boon for a number of i curs. Some
thing ever n month ago n woman named Cora
McAllister came bc-io Irom Kansas Cltv
Coia is also dissolute woman und took up
her abode willi the Mojei v/oman.
Innshoit time McAllister will nriestcil
for not ] ) .i > itig her monthly line and was con
lined in tlio count > Jail.
' ' with tlio cash
'J'ho Moyci woman came up
and had Coralc'lcased. McAllister lotuined
tu the Moj or domicile , gatlioied her dothcs
togothcr and went to a neighboiinp bonso of
ill fame. This anguicd iMoyer nnd .sho sought
an intcrviuw with McAllister nnd ondeavoiod
to i.iisoa low. PnllniK in this she utiuik
McAllister .with mi lion poker fiaeUiiIng hei
skull
Thu woman w bo bad been beaten beriimo
deliiioim and was sent to the pollen station
nud later on romoud to tlio county jail as in *
sano. She will no bion bt before tbo In
sanity commission Unl.ij
Detective lln/e josteulny obtained posses
sion of the iron poker witn which the blous
wcio&tiuck
Dropped n le\vc ) .
Mr B I'1 IlnvinomilostP vain iblo diamond
fiom aring jestoiday nftciiionn The stone
diopped out of tbo setting bomewbcro bo
twcen the icsidonco of M r Ui.uiiit on South
Twentj-tlflh a\n uo nnd his homo at 111
South Vhiilyoigl i iivemio It is dcsolbcd
as n ihi Rill HI ly liautlsonio sumo and very vul
uublo.
HUH a New Desk ,
Clerk McDonald of the police touit is the
proud possessor of n hrnn new antique oak
desk. The now desk does not contain as
much room as the old one1 ,
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Sick 1 Icaclache ,
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