THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 5 , 1802.
SWINGING STONE AND BROOM
Brawny Caledonians Engaged at St. Paul
. in a Great International Bonspial.
*
WORK DID BY THE RINKS YESTERDAY
National Amorlnllon of TrottliiR Homo
Ilrrnlor * Drrlilr * In < Mn ilr < i tlin Purer
Hi-null * of the Home Huron Vcsler-
liny Other Sport * .
ST. P\ru Minn. , Fob. l.-In the nntlona' '
bonsplol today the third draw In the chal-
lonRO contest was cotnplotod. Games m the
Jobber * union contoit wa also roMimoil.
Tom HnitliiRs or Mlnnonpolli and A. J.
Craig of V&rao. who wcro In the ! lwt draw
IMI nlnht but did not play , had tholr ( jarae
this morning. Three of the rlnlis matched
In the second draw for this contest also
played on their Ramos. The St. Paul cur
ling club contest , will bo finished tonight ,
and It is also probable that the second drawn
In the Jobbers union compatlllon will bo
completed. With ttioio event * ever , playing
for oltnor Oovornor Morrlam's medal or for
tlio Men : consolation prize will commonco.
This morning the games were as follows :
S. a. Hataiono , Winnipeg. S8 , VRV. . W
Iortmor , bt. Paul , 18 ; John Wilson , i'ortaRO.
15 , vs Alex McCullocti , St. Paul. 1U : Murk
Fortune , Winnipeg M , vs John AtoCulloch ,
St. Paul , 15 ; F. Patton , Winnipeg , 20 , vs U
M McKon/lo , Winnipeg , 1 ! ) .
The Johbors union trophy : Tom Hastings ,
Minneapolis , 20 , va A. J. Craig , Karpo , 8 ; It.
It. Hnrvny. St. I'aul , 23 , vs Alton Hrown , St.
Paul , IK ) ; O. W. Hobcrlson , Milwaukee , 21 vs
Dr. McDonald , Brnmlon , f > ; Hurry Hunton ,
Dulutn , 17 , vs J. II. Hill , Chicago , T.
The result In the third draw in the
challenge cup contest leaves two Winnipeg
nud two St. Paul ranks In the Ilirht. This
afternoon the garco between HartHlono and
Alexander McCuIloch and V. L. Putton
against John McCuIloch will bo played. The
winners of these events will play oil tonight
for the llrst and secona prl/es. The winner
or the St. Paul challenge tankurd will bo decided -
cidod by a single gatno to bo played tomorrow ,
the contest hating been narrowed down to
two teams today.
Mill Attracts Ititrroit.
Ciiicioo , 111. , Fob. 4. The Berry combina
tion sale of trotting .stock , now on the third
day , continues to draw big crowds and de
velops lively bidding. Sixty head sold
toduy for $32,100. Among the best of which
were Duukstono , 4-year-old by Buckeye
Wllkes , to S. H.ltickart , East Brldgowator ,
Pu. , t,000 ; Hugh Gav , 4-your-old bv On
ward. to .1. V. SulTans , Palmyra , Mo. , $ lt , 3 ;
Kosallo , the well known Chicago pacer , rec
ord la:4IJ/ : , for * 70 : ! to E. C. Clark of Eau
Claire , WIs. ; Bacon , 7-year-old , paclnc ,
iccord 2:2.1 , to F. J. Uorry , Chicago , $1,001) ) ;
Erma P , 2:2.'i : > i , by Director , to J. O. Smith ,
Chicago , $1,573 ; Creole , -l-yoar-old by On
ward , J. P. McCullough , Cadar Falls , la. ,
1025 ; Hope , H-year-oId by Onward , E. C.
Clark , Eau Claire , S'JOO ; Miss Guy , 4-yoar-
old by Uuy Wllkos , Budd Doblo , Chicago ,
.
Thus far ISt head have boon sold for a
total of fib , -1(55. ( The sate will bo continued
Friday and Saturday.
Kctilltft lit Nmv OrleiuiM.
NEW OHLKA.XS , La. , Feb. 4. Results to
day :
First men , flvu ( urloncs : r.nl'unote won ,
Billy second , Lady Moore thrld. Tlmo : l:0i :
bocond nice , soiling. "vu furlongs : Annie
Moore won , LeluB second , toplilu Iluray third
Tlmo : 1:0.1.
Third race , milling , six and one-half fnr-
lonus ; Oiiylord won. American kidy second ,
Yankee Hey third. Time : 1:10 ,
Fourth race , one mill" Wiiron Lulnnd
won. Hunnybrook second. Marie li thlrJ. Thau :
< ! olng ate
o , N. J. , Fob. 4. The track was
in good condition today.
First nice , flvo furlongs : ' Ivanlioe won ,
Marty II second , Jay F. Dee third. Time :
IMNH * . . ,
Second fiibo , o'no pillu ; Anophono won , Nar-
txmtio second ; Unuil to tlilrd. " Tlmo : lvi.
Third jjco. Mix liirloius : A/ruol won. I'rodl-
giilaurond , Hob Artliur third , Tlmo : l-J'/i : ' ,
Fourth r.tco , flvo fiirloiiKs : Riinuocus won ,
Kleurotte second , I ! us 11 DuUe third. Time :
HOI. ,
Fifth race , mile nnd n. furlontc Sir George
won , Jjndrlppo Hocond. Elovo tlilrd. No time ,
bixtli r.ice , seven furlongs : Hill Hnrnes
won. Longnrldu souond , C'orlnno third. Tltiio :
* Will Ontraolrn the Vneer.
Nnw YoaK , Feb. 4. At a liiootlng of the
oxecutlvt ) commlttuo of the National Associ
ation of Trotting Horse Brooders , hold today
at the Fifth avenue hotel , It was unanimously
decided to establish a now stud booic for the
.registration of high class trotters exclusively ,
This movement to the sequel to the recent
action of the American Register company ol
Catcago in admitting pacers to the rostistoi
on an equality with trotters. The sentlmcul
among eastern breeders Is almost a unit
against ttio admission of the pacer to the
trotting standard. Headquarters will be
located in Now Yoric with G. C. Guo , now ol
Dosmolnes , la , , as recording secretary. Kulo :
governing the making of records and ad
mission to the stud book were adopted.
AimtliiT riRlit 1'ulU.
SAN FIUXCISCO , Gal. , Fob. 4. The Smith
ICoogh tight , which was to bavo taken pluci
at the California AtUlotlc club on tboOtl
lust. , has been declared off , as Keogh Is ill
Frank Keller of Michigan will meet Smitt
ana has been .allowed n week in which tc
t rain for the match ,
ItrnnltH ut ( ilmi
GiotiCESTRii , N. J. , Fob. 4. Woathei
cloudy. "Track heavy.
I'lrst race , six and one-quarter furlongs ,
Kolllng : Wnnnoror II ( tlio fnvorltc ) won
Illtio Oriibi Hociuid , Edgar Johnson third
Time : 1-T4. :
Second rme , thrfO-iiinrtursof | a mllis , soil-
IIIR. : i-yvar-o : < U : KZuudou ( thu favorite ) non
JBTHOV si'cond. Helali third. Tlmo : ! ; > .
Tlilid rucu , onu milo. soiling : Drown Uharlk
( the fuvorltc ) won , Khlls second. Uortleell
third. Time : IIM
fourth rave , sovcn-ulKhths of n in Ho. Immli.
cup : Cm teen won. Hells inns ( thu fuvorltc
Horond , I'liiiy third , Tlinu : IWK. : :
1 Ifth ruec , tire-eighths of a mile , soiling
I'cnrunuo won , Censor Itlio fnvorlle ) second ,
I'llerltii thlid. Time : ItUT .
Hlxtli r.ieo , thtrluoii-Hl\tei > iitlis of u mile
a : KdwurU F won , SUM I ) ( the fuvorltu
il , Oarncalo third , Time : laiJ : ! ,
Tlljf ofVui - at ri-iuixnit.
FIIKMO.NT , Nob. , Fob. 4. [ Special to Tin
DEI ; . | Jack Prlnco of Omaha is managing i
tug of war contest In Fremont this week
The series will close Saturday night pud 01
Monday night the winning team of the Fro
inoiit louinamont will pull the olmmplot
Swede team of Omaha. On that occasion i
special train will be run from Omaha to tbli
city to bring up the friends of the Swedes.
The Fremont contests uow stand as fol
lows :
Irulnnd from Autorlua . , .
Denmark from Kngliinu . . . . , . ,
Hwodcn from ( luriiiuny . . .
America from Germany .
Denmark from Iromncl , , , . , .
hwiuUmfrom Knxlund .
Tips for TuUuy.
Following are the horses whom the know
Ing ones pin their faith to for the race
mentioned.
1. i'atrlok .
i Karly Iii n t'rub Older.
8. Jny F. I > et > Ohjootlon ,
4. .
0 , Maud P. Illly-l'orty. '
0 , LoiiKstrldo Joe Courtney ,
QLOUUKHTKU.
1 , llrown Cbarloy PrlneoCharuilnf.
2 , MorrljlmniVcxMlUury ,
a Crispin Juck Murray.
4 , Jiiokatrtfr-Eblls.
6 , HawUcye Uod Kim.
& Duluuduut Austrul ,
Will Attenil the Dedication ,
I'liaiDBU-uu. Pa. , Fob. 4. Mr. Uoorg
W. Child * will attend the dedication corn
monies of "The Chllds.Drexnl Homo fo
Union Prlutora" at Colorado Springs , Cole ,
1 oa May It , the anulvonary of bU blrtt
Thl * will Do Mr. Childs' tint visit to the U
we t.
1'ruiul ,
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , Feb. 4. A moetlnnof th
dupoiltors and stockholders of the Masonl
Savings ban it , which assigned lust August ,
hold n meeting last night. They claim ttiat
the affairs of thd bank nro not being so man
aged as to not them the largest returns on
the assets , nnd may nsk that n receiver bo
appointed in place of the assignee. They
tmmoJ a committee to look after tnelr Inter-
osos. Ugly charges nro nfloal and develop
ments of fraud , It is claimed , will bo mado.
c'if i'tt.VA/i.s inn sjtKi.rr.it.
It Will runstriu-lfil on the I'lmi of tlin
Oiniiliu I'lniit ,
CnnTBNNiVyo. . , Fob. 4. [ Special to
THE HKK.J At a mass meeting hold In the
opera house hero this evening the .sale of
eighty ocros of city land at the uovornmont
prlco per ncro to complete the bonus for the
smelter plant was unanimously endorsed
and will bo formally approved nt the city
council meeting to bo held tomorrow even
ing. The bonus which the city nnd citizens
Kivo foots t.'OO.uOO , about ono-Ilfth in
money and the halanco In real cstnto nt Its
present market valuo. ThU proposi
tion was received from Hen Ulanchard ,
buck of whom Is n syndicate of
eastern capitalists , The proposition was to
construct hero n smelter on the plan of the
Grant smelter In Omaha , the plant to cost
( ,10,000 nnd employ not loss than 450 men
ten months in tno year.
The specifications for the machinery hnvo
boon received hero together with the plans
of the buildings , The latter will cover nine
acroj of ground.and according to the plans
will nctualiy cost over f)00OJO und employ
over tlOO men.
Under the terms of the nsreoment the work
is to'bo commenced In ninety days after the
signing of tlio contract nt wtiluh time the
bonus , which Is in the meantime to bo kept
In escrow , will bo turned ever , bonds to the
amount of $ : ! 00OOJ bolna givun as security.
The town is overjoyed tonight becnuso of
the successful termination of this scheme
upon which several others wore contingent ,
among which nro an iron blast furuaco and
reduction works. Last fall n line body of
Iron ore was discovered forty miles nortn of
hero on the Choycno & Northern and de
velopment work Is now being vigorously ,
pushed.
It Is oxpoolcd that the force at the Union
Pacific shops will bo doubled In the spring ,
nnd the Burlington , which has been given a
free right of wnv , will bo ox'.endcd north
from hoio to Alliance , and thus bring north
ern Wyoming into direct communication with
[ Jhoyeno.
Negotiations are about completed for the
sale of u body of DO.OOO acres of irrigated
lands olghtv miles north of hero. About
M,000,0K ( ) will bo expended In making the
lurcliaso and in constructing a flour null ,
jloctrlc plant , bout sutrar factories and such
iko enterprises. It is now evident that
3hoveno will be one of the most prosperous
towns In the entlruwest for several years to
come.
AMUSEMIMTS.
What K blessed relief It U to turn from tbo
lurid vlco and hysterical virtue , from the ob
trusive paint nnd rasping rant of the average
melodrama to the intellectual delights bf
'Tho Struggle of Life" ns produced by Mr.
Frederick Paoldlngl The Omaha engage
ment began nt the Boyd last night , and the
production was- notable for both dramatic
mil scenic merit ,
The play Is an- old one , but it carries a
moral , which is developed In an action of
sustained Interest and abounding in strong
climaclo situations. Mr. Pauldlng has tonoci
down the melodramatic exaggeration and
dressed the play with mountings that are
gams of their kind.
It is a bit odd that an actor who has
achieved Mr. Pauldlng's distinction in tragic
roles should turn to melodrama , but tno puu-
lie with whom ho has bucn u favorite in the
legitimate may console itself with the
information that by this excursion Into the
heroics of common life ho Is merely pluming
his wings for higher illghts into tragedy.
Mr. Pauldlng brings to a rather common-
Dlaco role the arts of a consummate actor ,
the expressive play of a moailo f ace and the
magnetic qualities of a vibrant , resonant
volco tout is as clear as a bell und responsive
to the lightest snndj of emotion. His char
acterization is u finished piece of acting
worthyta star of the first magnitude.
Mr. Pauldlng Is supported by an excellent
company and ntdod by realistic scenery. The
action ot ° the play is placed in Now York.
The second act shows a view of the bay from
Battery park on a winter night , and it IB ah
exquisite piece of sconia work. The third
act gives a view of the exterior of St.
Patrick's cathedral on Fifth avenue , togcthor
wita a Vanderbilt residence and the Lung-
ham hotel. The fourth act has another beau
tiful scone and uses a double stage. It copies
a section of the East river , showing the ship
ping at a dock , and the mouth of a great city
sewer , through which tbo hero escapes from
a don of thieves.
1IAVI : NO FAITH JN T1IK HKCKI VElt.
Crodltorxof the United htiltm Rolling Stock
Company Uiiruriy.
Cmcvno , 111. , Feb. 4. Henry Crawford ,
attorney for Orvls Bros. & Co. and other
creditors of the United States Rolling Stock
company , filed in the United Stales circuit
court toduy a statement sworn to by himself
alleging substantially that Receiver tlego-
wlsch has surrendered a portion of his ro <
coivorshlp and that ether creditors are net
ting in on the ground floor aud securing judg.
m'cuts Dy unfair means. It is alleged that
Mr , Hogewisch , has surrendered that part ol
the company's plant at Urbaun to VV. C.
Lane , who is his ullogcd succoisor , and that
Mr. Hogewisch has. or IB about to surrcudoi
to Lane , the Now York ofllco und all the as
sets of the company there. This Crawford
claims Is In detmnco of the orders of the
court hero. Ho says that L < aublin | and
others of certain creditors will , uulcss re
strained by the court * secure collusive litlgu
tlon In ether cities , whereby judgments will
bo confessed ib their favor uud u largo per
tiou of the DSftota withdrawn from the pos
session of the court.
WITH A It.lXOJt.
Cowardly Work of un Italian Itriitn In Kan
1'runclncu.
SiN FIUNOISCO , Cal , , Fob. 4 , Antonio
Lollu , a Sicilian who arrived hero from Now
Orleans several months ago , and who Is said
to bo a member of the Maila , made a savage
attack with a razor this afternoon on Mrs ,
Hosa Campauna , tbo wlfo of n fruit dealer
who had Lollu's brother arrastod for assault.
Lolla throw the woman to the ground and
Indicted a doup gash , encircling the throat ,
narrowly missing the 'ugular. Ho then
slashed the woman on the loft side of the
skull , euitlnc away u largo part of the flash.
The woinnn seized tbo razor and had her
fingers partly ovorod Lollu was arrostod.
Will Uepiirt Monday.
NBW YOIIK , Fob , 4. The board of trustees
of the Now York Life insurance committee
mot this afternoon to receive the report o :
the special committee- the 'report of tb (
state superintendent as to the affairs of the
company. Inasmuch as this special commit
tee was not ready to report , the board adjourned
journod until next Monday. A member ol
tbo special committee aald after the meotinc
that ho thought the report would be read )
by Monday.
Itnv. Mr , Sptiri ; 'oii's llciimln * .
MBNTOVE , Fob. 4 , The services over the
remains of Itev. Mr. Spurgeon took place ii
Scotch churoh hero today , after whiob tin
body was taken to London for Interment
Great crowds of people were present.
Do Witt's Llttie Early miors ; the only pill
to cure sick headache aud regulate bowels.
A very small pill , but. a verv good oao. Oo
Witt's llltlo Early Ulier * .
Most complexion powdon have a vulgar
Klaro , but Pozzonl' * Is a' true bcautittor
whOio effects are lasting.
No gripping , no uausea , no pain when Da-
Witt's Little Early KUora ire taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
DoWltl't Little Early itisors. Best llttla
pill ever made. Cure conitlnatloq every
time. Nona equal. U a thorn now.
Gesulor's Msglo Headache Wafer cures i
headaches/ / SO minute * . At all druggUti.
OverlSO.OOO Howe soaloi nave bosa sol
Bad the demand increasing oonUuuuily. 13 o '
dou&Sellock Co. Chicago , III.
Vun Houteu' * Coooii'urg , soluolo econ
omlcuu
tV * snc'N ) cnmox.l
\DIIV c7\\vhfi
Allflll blAMJA
Jacques St , Oora Writes Scathingly Con
cerning the Effect of the Disclosures.
CRITICISING THE NEW FRENCH TARIFF
Kt-.MIiiMrr I.nrkrny Nnj < It I * n Mlilnltn
mid n Slop Itiickiriiril U'lnit
I'linplo Dninnnil Otlirr liuro-
| ) Clll
tCojij/rfl/Mf JW till /um'i Unnl /I'limtM
PAIIIS , Feb. . [ Now York Herald Cabin
Special to TUB Bin.J A sensation ha
been caused In Franca and olsewhora by the
rovplationi which Prlnco GuorgJ of Saxony
bus Just made r < 3ardlng.lho way In which
the Gorman onlooH are In the habit of treat
ing thu men wnom they command , The ox-
cltcmont Is only natural. The customs denounced -
nouncod hi thd prince's jotters nro worthy of
saragos nnd could hardly fall to rousn tUe
Indignation of a nation like the French ,
which swonrs by equality.
Much moro carious ttuti the criticism of
the French aud EnglUh would bo nn nt-
torapt of nn ofllrlal of Germany to explain
away the outrages In question. It
would bo hard to excuse the cru
elty which goes on in the Gorman
army , however much ono might bo In the
habit of defending bad causes. Is It admlss-
nblo that In a country which boasts of being
the head of civilization human beings should
*
bo treated ns thn slave drivers ot Africa
treat their .slaves t
*
Is It conceivable thnd Ina land wutch has
produced philosophers llkoICautthinkers tltta
Uojtlm , poets like Heine , n subaltern nhould
bo allowed the right to b'ully'nnd strike men
who differ only from himself in that they
have an inch or two loss bullion on their
sice vest
Is It possible that in Germany , which up
holds universal suffrage and where everyone
is said to have the right to express his opin
ion on publlo affairs , citizens and doctors
should bo treated Hico beasts of burden !
Priuco Gcorgu has showii himself In bo a
man of honor by exposing the abuses ho
speaks of in his loUor , but ho has dealt a
dreadful blow at the oniplro nnd unsettled
Iho foundation of the Gprtnnn military svs-
tom. Great affects htt\ ' often small causes.
The pnnco in his letter baH pUtod humanity
against force , and by so doing , he has con
demned Germany.
Emperor William has had a snrious acci
dent. Whllo boar-bunting ho _ foil'on his left
arm and lay for some tltno..insensible. His
physicians have had his arm bandaged and
ordered him rest.
FHAXCK'S NK\V TARIFF.
Effects ofltn Provision * Already Manifest l
tlir T.argn Cllli's.
ICupurlfjhtal IKXlbii Jiimri Onnbm
PAIIIS , Fob. 3. | Now York rlorald Cable
Special to TUB BCE. 1 The Hornld's corre
spondent today had an interflow with M.
Lockroy , late minister of commerce , on the
subject of the new Frouch tariff , who said :
"Thoso protectionist tariffs will first oe felt
by the people of the largo towns. Mutton ,
for example , has alreadv gone up 30 centimes.
This foils hardest on the poor , with whom
mutton is the favorite moat , consequently
the effect of the new tariff will bo that the
laboring man will have to cut down the
amount bo eats , which will result In dimin
ishing the amount of labor he can do. Some
saloons have increased the price of beer.
Others have diminjshcd. the size of the glass1 ,
pretending only to use tbo sm.ulor glasses
for imported beer. Restaurant kqepers bave
alroadv held a meeting , at wh'lch it was dd-
cldod to augment prices on the ground ol the
new tariff.
"The government might Just as well tax
bread , and , by-the-by , it bus done so , for
there Is a tax on wheat floucr ; so bread will
Increase In price. Tbo tariff Is-also enor
mously Increased on winos. Another very
Injurious tariff is that on fruit , which will
rnako us lese a line supply received from hot
houses in Jersey and Belgium. Lobsters ,
crayfish and cheese uro also taxod. that on
chceso being especially hard on th"o' Workingman -
man , as Swiss cliccsi ; forms un Item , of his
every day consumption. In fact , nearly all
the food consumed oy the poor' inun is now
taxed.
"Ttio situation now Is that the worklncrman
will now find a living -and clothes dearer ,
and thut exportation u ill diminish , because
ether nations will no longer luivO advanta
geous commercial conditions for denlingii
\vitti us. Wo bavo already estranged
Switzerland , Spain , Belgium. "The onlv pee
pie who will gain by tho'new tariff are the
monopolists , big landed p'rcprlctorr and rich
manufacturers , but all their gain will be at
the expense of the poor and mlddlo classes.
Three-fourths of tho" farmers of Franco dc
not grow enough wheat for their own con
sumption. T hey will now have to buy 'what
they need at an increased prlco. I look upon
the present tariff as a great disaster to the
country and a stop backwards , for I consldm
It the duty of a democratic re public tc
aisuro for thu poor the cheapest possible
mode of living.
"It is your McICInley bill , " said M. Lock
rev in conclusion , "that has had much to dc
with bringing about theneW tariff here. "
CUMi is viitv riuiisni.v.
Senor IVrclril IVrHoimlly Tlyinkii wMliilslei
Ilgiliilor Mr. liliilnu'tf lit-ucnl Letter ,
lCoj > i/r/u/if l IKniiu Jllne ( Ionian llcnnctt , ]
V.u.i'.iKMSo , ChllP ( via Galveston , Tox. ) ,
Fob. it.By [ Mexican Caola to the Nou
York Herald Special to Tun BKB.J Senoi
I'creira , minister of foreign affairs , called ui
the United States Inga'tlon today and person'
ally thanked Mr. Egan for Mr. Blaino's recent
cent dispatch ucccpling Chlll'5 < reply to the
ultimatum on the Baltimore affair us sutls-
factory. The meeting bo.twooa tbo twc
diplomats was apparently of thoingst-lvtondlj
character.
The oftlcas of Democracla , at Santiago , anil
Opposlclon , at Valparaiso , have boon cleaned
out. 'I hose two pupors nro regarded as un-
Iriunoly to the present government. The
former was attacked by n mob , nnd short
work made of the oflico. In the cnso or the
latter , it is claimed that some military oT
llcors who were passing the oftlco werp In
sulted from the windows and then assailed
with Iron bars nnd'piutol shots. They broke
into the oftlco , smashed tbo furniture , pled
tne typo In the forms and otherwise wracked
the onlce. Both papers , OK well as La Ho-
publics , whoso onlce was cleaned out yester
day. UsueJ Hiuall 11 v nhoou today , protesting
against iho action of tlio mobs as a violation
of tbo liberty of the pi ess.
President Montt , with Captains Goun and
Simpson , has gone to TiUoahuauo to iu <
sped ttio uow docks und to plan forts for the
protection of tlio hurbor. Talcahuano it tc
bo made a naval station.
Captain Garin. the lute commander of the
Imperial under Balmaceda , has arrived here
from Peru. Ho waa arrested und placed on
board the euuboat O'Hlgglns.
General Valosques is still a prisoner on
boars' the cruiser Errauzurlz.
The cabinet uiinUtoro uro taking tbcli
summer vacation ,
MII lor M Uoul r.
[ ffiHiyrtuMeil ISfiliuJame * ( ia
PAHIS , Feb. 3. [ New York Herald Cable-
Special w TUB BKE. | Mo s in coramomora
ion of the anniversary ot tbe death ol
Molssonior was celebrated yesterday
( Wednesday ) morning at the Madeleine with
much pomp. Tbo eutlro family was present ,
also AleiHiidor DumoUe , Comto Curtrt
Detall'.o , pupils of the aeceastd artist , and
many celebrities of the artistic and lltnrary
world of Perls.
Gravln , the well known carlcaturlit , Is reported
ported ill. He lives In a llttla country house
at Champaign and is forbidden to do au ;
work.
General SelimlU , chief of staff of Genera !
Trochu during the sloeo of Paris , died yo <
teraay , ugod n years. Ho were the grand
cross of tbo Loclou of Honor and bad to bli
credit forlticjon jcara of service nnd four
teen campaign * .
Wit IHH HlfltKfi MTIH.ITI ( .V.
< itiipiiiy Ace"1 ! ! of railing to
Vuy Niti'n mills Hills.
V.ISot ) . 3. [ Special to THH
BBK , ] A cnsiVxvhidh Is attracting considera
ble attention bolnt ; tried in the district
court of Union county. Last fall the water
works planfST Cn'slon was completed nt a
cost of nbflut $100,000. P. D. Watson & Co.
of Futrtlelds Ii > , were the contractors and
seemed supplfes for their largo number of
laborers of different merchants In the city ,
the amounts aggregating several thousand
dollars.VbebI ini'lr work was llnl.shod the
wnlisr works failed to pay their bills. P , U.
Watson & Co. now sue for * ISOJO whllo the
ttnior Works companv put Inn claim for
damages aggregating one-half that amount.
The Water Work * co.npany has been
gnrnlshecd bv local merchants and others for
snpplicH furnished the contractors. All the
Htiits bingo upon the result of tlio ono caso.
NoarJv all the lawyers In this city ara cm-
ployed In the CASO besides several attorneys
from abroad , >
Antiirlcuii llll > tlM In S < < * lnn.
DBBAIOIXKR , la , , Fob. a. [ Special Tolo-
RrnmtoTiirj Bun. ] At the session of the
American Baptist Missionary socloly todav
about I00 ! delegates were prdsont. T. U.
Peters , state secretary ot Iho Baptist union
of Minnesota , spoke at length upon brotherly
IOVP and the query , ' 'Am I Mv Brother's
Koeporl" nnd Was followed by Dr. Tuppor
of Denver on "Foreign Missions , " which ho
declared were tuithorirud by the Ilolv Spirit.
"Tho Homo Relation oT the Church to For
eign Missions" was the subject of n well
oroparcd paper by Hav. I. N. Clark of
Knnstis , nnd the discussion of this subject by
Alone Abenmlhy , principal of the Usage
nu.idumy , w.as a thorough digest of the situ
ation at this time. This afternoon the fol *
lowing subjects wore" presented ! "Tho Mis
sionary Education of the Church , " Hov. A.
O. W'illiums. D.D. ; "Auxiliary Agencies , "
Mrs. S. U. Whlje ; 'JTo Save Ono Wo Must
SB.VO All. " Uov. Lemuel Moss. D.D. Ad
dresses were made this" evening by Hev. C.
II. Strickland , D.D. , Hev. Alonzo Buukor ,
D.D. . and Hov. II. C. Mablo , D.D.
Slmix City Tlrril of llooillcrs.
Stoux CITT , la. , Fob 3. [ Special to TUP.
BRI : . ] The dcplorablo condition Into which
the finances nnd public morals of the city
have fallen Is prompting the better classes of
all parties to Unlto In an independent move
ment with n view to controlling the coming
city election. Tno belief is iiiilvurnl that
thuro has been elaborate booilllng in the city
council In connection with contracts for
public Improvements. Business men have
been con fflri In . The idea is to await the
nominations of both political parties and thru
to soleU a ticket made up of the oe&t men of
both party tickets.
I nun's Culunilihlli Commission.
DBS MoiS'K" , la. , Fob. 3. ( Special Tolc-
pram to Tun * UEII I The Iowa Columbian
commission began its tegular annual meeting
hero today. Little business has bean done ,
the lime bolntf taken uu principally with n
discussion of the probabilities of the appro
priation which will DO inndo r > y the present
assembly. Members of the commission seem
to think the'rS will' be a good appropriation.
A rosolutioinTlwUs > ndopled repudiating the
claims of adjirj sinR apents who arc travers
ing Iho stntp'op the alleged authority of the
commission.
low ( llrlck , Mnkf r * Mei-t ,
DCS , MoixijV.fn. , Fob. n. [ Special Telegram -
gram to TIIR BR. J The Iowa Brlck.Tilo and
Drain association rnet in annual session at the
horticulture rooms lit ihe capltol building this
morning. jjN1. Baling , president , of Stan-
wood was In J.ho chair , and Secretary A. L.
Smith of NoRtb > J3jiBllnli was jn his paco. !
The foronuon was taken up.In listening to
renorts. There > is a fair , attendance.
The railroad commissioners decided the
coal rate cass.today. T.iiov leiivu the rntos
us they are , plvitigttiolr reasons in a lengthy
ls"
opinion. " .
luwu 'ito
ig1 | 'ob. . ; trlS. :
a'm , , to TUB. Urn. ] The Sioux City So
'Northern , and the Wiirona & Southwestern
nro Jointly surveying , i line across northern
Iowa from Osage to Lyon courtv. The
Northern terminal system In Slonx CHv will
pivu the new road entrance via the bioux
City t. Northern , from the Junctipn with the
Winoim & Sqiithwcstoru ip uvor county.
Vlnlon' * Socliil i\i'nt. :
CKOUI R\riiH , in. , Feb. . [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEK. | The social event of the
season at Vinton Is the annual hall of Cedar
Vulo division No. 1 , Order of Hallway
Tulegrapbcts , being held this evening.
Operator fvom all parts ol the country are
in attendance. _ _
Niws roil Tin ; AKMV.
Coniplute List ol Clmugos In tlin ltujulir
Scrilcn Yi'KlviUy.
WA'jiny.TON , D. C. , Fob. 3. [ Special
Telegram to Tin ; Br.u } . The following
transfers of lieutenants of the Itilrd artil
lery for Iho course of instruction indi
cated in paragraph ! ) TO of the regulations
are announced to take effect April 1. IS ! ) . ! :
First Ltnutanaut Joseph \V. Callff , from
light battery G to light battery G ; First
Lieutenant Charles W. Foster , from light
battery F to battery I ; First Lieutenant
Wilbii" Lovcridgo , Irom battery I to light
battery F. Lieutenants Woodward nnd
Lovorldge will Join * the battery to which
taoy are transfariod on the date specified ,
nnd Lloutcnantb UiUlfC anil Foster will then
proceed to Join their proper batteries.
I.eavo of absence for fpur days Is granted
First Lieutenant Cliurlo ? S. Hall , Thirteenth
Infantry , rocruitiui ; otllcer. The superln
tendur.1 of the recruiting scivico wilt
causa thirty recruits to bo assigned
to the Fourth cavalry und forwarded
under nropor char o to such point or nomts
In the Department of Columbia as command
ing general of the department shall deslg-
iui',0. Fir&ttLlcutnnant William C. Hafferly.
First artillery , will report by latter to the
.superintendent of tha recruiting service ,
Now York City , to conduct recruits for tha
Fourth oavalry to the Department of Colum
bia.
Paragraph of special orders , January 111 ,
1MU , relating to Captain Cliiron II. Appol
und Firs Lloulonant Julian M , Cabell , as
.sistant surgeons , U suspended until further
onlorj. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph P ,
Wright , surgeon , is ri > llovb , < l from duly us
ntondlng Miru'oon at tbo military prison , Fort
Loavimworth , Kan , , und will repair to Sun
Francisco , Cal , , and assume the duties of
acting assistant medical purveyor , taking
charge of'tho medical purvnylng depot ut.
that plnoa and relieving Liuutdnnnt Colonel
( Joorgo AL Stoni borg , surgeon , who , upon
belne thus relieved. ' will proceed to Gov
ernor's Inland , N. Y , und report In parson to
the commondlngVenural , Department of the
East , for duty as uttbndiui ; surgeon und ex
aminer of recruits m Now York City. ,
SKr.lH.lTKI.V / > W.SJ/.V6T.
Dlllt-rencc | l t r > ru tlio Allliincn und Hit-
tplti'a Tarty ,
TOPKKA , Kan , , J ob. ! l. Tlio ofllclal organ
of thu farmers llluui'o in this atuto this
\veok coutuliu astaiement , AuthcrUed by Jho
executive committee , .aliowlnt ; tno distinction
beiwecn the people's party und tbo alliance.
The two organizations uro , the committee
states , entirely seaparato , the people's party
bclag outsldo of und independent of the
alliance. . The statement continues ; "Wo
now olllclullv declare that there is no
such tinny as an alitanca ticket.
Neither can an > i alliance hold a
party | iolltloal caucus , party primary
election or 'adopt ' strict party measures us
such wltbln the ullUnco meetings proper
without ttio liability of forfeiting their
charter , WoUavunotn shadow of right to
use tha funds of the treasury for strict party
purpjdeo , yet wo have n right to advocate
any principle or platform adopted bv our
state or national organizations and to judi
cially spend money for Institutes , encamp
ments , eta , hold or legally authorized us a
part of the worlc of oar order. "
rrrillriinirnt of u Cliliminuii ,
FAROO , tt. D. , Fab. It. Leo Turn , the
Chinaman who was found Illegally In this
country four mouths are , was arrested a )
Grand Forks , but wai 'IMcburircd by Com
missioner Carroll , and was teurrentod and
brought before Commissioner Spaldlni ; at
Fargo , who ordered him ont toC'blno. Jn'lpo
Thomas bus rovnrioil this utid ordun him
sontto Canada. In order to cross the Canadian
line $ V ) must bo paid the Canadian govern
ment by somebody. The prisoner has. no
money and Iho marshal will not pay It edt of
his own pocket. The prisoner will bo put In
JM1 nnu may stay there an Indefinite period.
Ho has already boon in Jail hero for four
months.
or rt.i.i. > OA IIII.IT
of the Conrt-Martlul nt Clrvo *
limcl , U.
n , O. , Fob. 3.--Tho court-martini
of , Mi\or ] L. ( X Overman of the army engin
eering corps commenced this morning.
In the afternoon the court began business
In earnest , nftcr Its members had boon
sworn. Major Overman was arraigned nnd
the specifications wcro read to him. Thov
were very latigthy , and charged him with
appropriating to his own use , on various oc
casions , certain sums of money. The first
ctmriro summed up was for embezzlement
and violation of the articles of war. Thu
second charge also contained several specifi
cations nnd Accused the major of making
false vouchers and certifying tnem to bo Just ,
thus defrauding the government of different
sums -of monor. In effect , ho was said
to havn bought nil sorts of household
, goods for his own use and to have charged
them to the government us supplies ot
various sorts , the vouchers sent in being
fraudulent In i-ncli case. Among ether things
ho Is nccu ed of having placed his private
coachman on the pay roll of the department.
The total sum alleged to hnvo boon em
bezzled Is about foQU In small amounts , but It
Is clalniod by those who were active in bring-
me thn charco that thu deficiency Is greater.
Major Overman declined to plead to the
arraign men t until his counsel had been heard.
Judge Sanders then Introduced n motion that
some of the specifications bo quashed.
Major Overman's counsel Is making n hard
light for him , Interposing objecllon.s pn every
technicality , and tbo trial promises to be
long and holly coulostod ,
QUKSrioys .IAstrinf ) .
CODY. Neb. , Jan.'n. To the Hdltor of TIIK
Hl'K ! Will you please answer the following
question's In Tin : HKR :
I. How many Judges of the supreme court
nro there ?
- . llns the Increase of number nt any tlmo
had any particular political sU'iilnVancp ?
A HU.VDIIH oi1 Tin : UKR.
1. Three. 2. No.
\VATKiii.no Neb . 1'eb. 1. To the Dlttor of
TIIK HKR ; To doeidu a hot. pleiibo answer lu
vim I' columns tills question :
1'lrst. , What relation to Senator Paddock Is
Major xT. W. I'nildnck , our county commis
sioner ?
Second. Is lit ) a democrat or a ronubllc'in ?
Ans- . They nro cousins. U. Ho claims
to bo a democrat this year.
> vir.s or VK.S FKICDA r.
DllllH'.Htlc.
Knirsn-4 City , Ma , complains of a grain
bloi'Ui ! < ln , am ) so docs Tupulc.i. Kan.
John It tier , cnshlornf the defunct Glasgow
bink : , boulsvlllu. Khnsgone Insane.
. Donvor' * Chamber , "f Commerce at a recent
rnrut ni > iMssoii a number of fioo - > llor reso
lutions
tiooiTto Sharp , onu of Ilerry Turner's Rang of
outlawnuur rittuvlilo , Va. , wits killed In u
JUht with onicer- , .
Klclniin Or.iv ot Cincinnati shot nirl killed
SroVe Urnciin ot the sann > oltv. CJragun , It : s
claimed. Msdncod Gruy'sdnimlitcr.
A nloremont'for tbo relief of sufferers by
HID provallln : f.iminu In ICnssIa will lie orzan-
Iud 1 tlio Now Vorlc chamber of commorcu.
Adolpl ) ' Hegoswlch , receiver of the I'nited
Stains ltollln-4 Stock company ot Chic. 120 , will
llsht the utu < mts bolii mudu to oust htm
from the receivership.
Italian iind Irish cinulovcs of the street
cleunhiK dep irttnont of Now York C'lty on-
gnced In : i free II lit. Two of the Irishmen
Hero iut. ; with stllluttoes ,
Tlio suit aiMlnst lohn Iloey , ox-prosldont of
the iVilains n\nre < s comnuny. has been dls-
mlssud. The suit WUH irouht ) U ) rcco\or
TSIOi.tKX ) claimed by Henry C. Shnrbnrnc.
The rice mill trust has huen fornioJ. The
deal between the syndicate und hoiils'itim
mill ownuis h'is lieun coiisiiniiiiiitod. Everyone
ono ot the rice mills li is joined the trust.
John .Morris of the LouUlnu * Lottery cmn-
p iliy has wrlttou a letter to the people of that
.state In which he aniioiiiico- , that his ciinip my
will not iii'iKi' further efforts to secure it char
ter.
Ijtiry lipilottl. diughti r of Colonel George
II. Helloltl of Ainstcnlnin. N. V. . coniiulltcil
snJoldUv .Siio UriiU foiiu bill lots Into her ho'ul
. aid ono Into lU'c brtist. No.cinso Is known
for the act.
Tttomy oxnress messensera In tbo employ of
thu Adiitns lAprcss coinuany. have been ills-
charted In the past twodnys. Moredlschiir cs
arc In follow , Nociiuso" Is given for the com
pany's action.
At Cedar Grovp. Tonn , . John 1'iirtcot shot
nnd Ivllli'd Prink I/.insdon. SlierllT Kusott nnd
a. | , o so went to arrest the murderer and In
the fUht that eii'ued the sherlft und I'anrot
were hoth kllli'd.
The I'oninilttuo liavlnz I if chiir e arrange
ments for the niuotlng of the tie aooratlc nu-
tlonul convention utChlcuio ; will erect a WIR-
wum for it to uipot in. It will have a neatlni , '
c ipnclty of I5.U05.
A"hovcl ic-ihock of airthqutl : < Q was felt nt
I'orlliind , Ore. The shock lusteJ about
thirty seconds. No dania o wns done except
the i-riifklng of a few window Mhis. . Other
lociilltics In the st.ito experienced light
hhocUs.
Tlio ptoainer Uuvler from Santos nnd St.
Iuuli. : Which bus tirrived at. New York , reports
th.if wlillo In port at Smtos slof the crow
lo the hnsplt.il wltn yellow fever ,
two of whom died ,
MIR. Ilii in iliy's will , known is the "Worrell
will , " has heon tiled forprol ) itu In 1'iovhlenre ,
It , I , Dr. ( irivi's m named In tlio will as exec-
ulojv-Tli'n Is thu Duly provision of Iho will
Unit will hi ] pro tested.
The nrlnclpal huslnoss of Interest In the
niiH'ecdlii.b of tlin Now York State .Mudlu.il
society unsa roportfrom a.ste-Iil committee
on the 'Atmlltti'M r Nun-Abolition of thn
Death ( Vitally. " The report takes the ground
n JiiNoriiif iilmlldhliiK the death penalty.
Frank \V. Newlmrjr , a colored rrook formerly
of Dptrinl. IMS been sentenced to thlrtv-slx
yenrs * Impi i-oniiicnt ( or bnr liirv. Newburg
with tni ) colored pals on December IW biirglur-
i/cd the residence of .Mrs I ' ! ore nee ( iotue-
vooit. on Nortn sirt'ut , Grind Uaplds , Mich.
TliOHtcaiiier Knn c. iccently arrived at Now
Yuri , , reports puislng the Noi'weiiiiii nhln
riorhllit iiliiimlont'il at se i. The vessel's sails
were sot and her rudder lost. She uns on n
Mint hern coursu und made considerable way ,
Al Hie milset f her > oynsu liur olllcor.- > hud
trouble with u mutinous crow.
The Inllnen/- ! , which h.is prevailed at Vi
enna for u loii time. U grtmtly abating.
1'ilncu AnsnsttiBOf S.t\onv. the heir to the
I hi one. hasenteroil leinlo | In stale , uccoiiina-
niuil by his bride.
A crowd of workmen out of employment
nllUutHl u niiiiilier of balio bhops In Ijlsbon.
Jinny wcro in rested ,
Much property hi.s boon destioycd by u gulo
and ten persons h.ivu btiun seriously Injured
i/y fulling debris In Madrid.
Thu c/ai-lpa of Uussl i him recovered from
theuttiick of Inlluenra from which shu ha *
liceji sulliii'iim furume time p.ist ,
A decree of divorce has been granted to
Colonel ( J.ttiiTo by ihe divorce division of her
majesty's lilirh court of Juit.ce at London
Natives < if H.ihomov have ravage' ) the coun
try around I'olio and huvo ciptnrcd : i.UUO
nhives. Tnu Inhiitilt.uilH h.ivo hoii'-ht shultur
In Uurmtui territory.
Thu niuiitierof uiise-Kif Inlluen/a lu llerlln
is dut-iuusliiv. In the provinces , ut llrn.slun
partl"nlarty. however , the disease Is suread-
iiiK und pinny fresh ease- , are reported dully ,
The ecclesiastical axllatlon ugulnst thu KOV-
orninent of I'liiucu has been revived , A priest
In Ilurus proaclu'd to u urowded utidluncu u
bitter attack upon thu u'ovornment und republican -
publican Institution ! ! .
Tim now Imperial und I'riiistun loins , which
to.-uthnr amount to : i.U.UJ'J.Oi > J murks , will bo
Issued on I'uiiruury U atlH maiks LO pfennig ,
A syndicate of llerlln bankers ha * been receiv
ing snlHcrlptlons to thu loan.
Qnuun Vluloilu him sunt u message to thu
v.irloiiH roast miaid stations which sent life
boats to the asiUtanci ) of thu Kldor , express.
In1.1 tlmnliH for tliu gulluntry dUuiavoil In ruu-
enlnj the passunsora and crow of Iho stranded
sterttner ,
The llrltlsh ateainer Hndoln , Captain Golds-
woith , from New Vork January II , has arrived
nt I.e. Ih. hhu repoi ts hut in ; iixpurlonced tor-
ilblo wu.itlieron the > oyiiRu. One sea currleil
oicrboaid a member ot iho Iliicloln's crew iind
he wusdiownuJ
I'mpcrur IVunoU .losonh if Austria U ro-
Inctant to sl n the iloulhanantsof Trunk
an > l Itosallo hchnulder , who were recently con
victed of murdering and robbing eU'ht servant
gh-lii. The doalli Hunluncu will probably be
commuted to Imprisonment for life.
Austrian frontier olllululs huvo been In-
titriicte. tuhlop all monuylens Itiuslun Jews
HuoUiii ) ! to uu to either Austria or liun-
trary , No Htisslan will bo ullonud lo enter
Austria or llniuiiry except thoju who Intend
to pas- , through on tholr way tu America.
Sir Michael llleUn-Houcli , president of tlio
tloar.i of Trade , hui Uullvertid u siiuech ut
Hr.slid , l'.i\K \ , Uu . " > led that tliu gov-
ernmunt iiiuuut to < iru H work tm'.em of
I'urlluiiiunt f ONIO crlud .for Iniinedluto dUso-
lutlon ; hut for what reason ? The result of
thfrltoaseiidalo election wan u serious defeut
for the government , but It did not necessarily
imply defeat lu thn general elections ,
Indian Truoji fur Ulnli. "
OGIIKV , U. T. , Feb. a.-Speolal [ Telegram
to Tin : UKU.Two ] car load * of Itidtau
soldier. ) passed through Ogdou today oa their
way to fc'ort Douglas , Salt Lak . They were
from the Ilosebud ngtucy.Vhlt oftlcors
had thorn In ohurg * .
i-00 lltLLT } "Aff UfTICKtt.
Actor CurtU Urine Trlrd for Hl I.lfo lie-
fore California Court.
SAxFnANCtsco , Cal. , Feb. fl. Tlio trial of
' 'Sam'l of 1'oson" for the murxler of Police
Oftlcor Alexander Grant began before Supe
rior Jiulgo Troutt today. The court room
was crowded \vltli spectators. Ulstrlot At
torney Barnes opened up the case by stating
that about 1 o'clock on the morning of Sep
tember 11 Ofllcor Grant was sutn to turn into
Folsom street from Fifth utraot. He had a
prisoner under arrest , and took the south side
of the street. When near ttio mlddlo
of the block there was a sou 111 o followed by
thrco shots. Officer Grant fell to the side
walk nnd the prlionor escaped and ran to
Fifth street nnd turned .south. Ho was fol
lowed by another o nicer and arrested. Upon
his \vriils were Oftloer Grant's nippers. The
prisoner answered the description of the man
who had done the shooting. District Attor
ney liaruos concluded by sitylnc to the jury :
"Wo shall offer other testimony nnd show
you facts from which wo shall expect a ver
dict of Ktillty. "
During the address of lUrnos , Curtis sst
unmoved and apparently paid very llttlo at
tention to what was being said , but his wife ,
who sfit nosr him , turned somewhat paler
Oftlcor Hussoll was the llrst wltnes . After
explaining tha diagram locating the scene ot
the shooting , the diagram ho had made under
Instructions of the police autnorlUos. ho was
followed by Oftlcor Jnynes , who ten tilled to
.seeing Grant on Foliom strcut shortly uftor
the trnttody. The next witnwH was Au-
gusllno Marcoval , an Italian vendor of tu-
mnllos. Ho wus considered by the prosecu
tion us ono of thelrmostlmportant witnesses.
As Marcoval did not understand Kugitsh
well an Interpreter was nocesssry. He tosti-
Iled ns follows :
'I saw Ofilcer Grant on Slxtu street at
ton minutes past 12 o'clock on the tno ruin it
of September 11. Grant was coming along
Sixth street with n man. The two men were
polng nlonsr side by side. Oftlcer Grunt was
outside. As they passed mo they were talk
ing. They were not quarreling nftnr ttio.v
turned thu 03L-nor , I , of course , lost sight of
them nnd I thoucht no moro of tt , There was
ouo other man on the street corner. "
Marcovnl nil ml tied Hint ho hud signed a
paper at the request of the police , but ho was
confused us to liU knowledge of I Is contents.
Dr. H. U. Willlumi , the police surgeon ,
testified ho held un autopsy on Grant's body ,
and described tbo character of the gunshot
wounds which caused Grant's death.
Curtis , when shown Iho pistol wltn which
the klllniK was done , denied that It was tils.
Ho dented all knowledge of Iho shooting and
said bo Inut not boon drinking. Ho hud seine
trouble with toughs oa .Fourth street. The
court then adjourned.until tomorrow.
THOIHIIIT UK IIA1 > MH'
Consternation Crciiteil In Jay Conld'a OIIU-o
by ii Visit from n Crunk.
Nr.\v YOIIK , Fob. 3. A crank with thrco
satchels entered the Western Union building
today and tried to see Jay Gould. Ho de
clared that ho had a great plan to unfold to
the wizard , and be wanted ? l.r ( K,000 ) cash
und ho wunted it today for his plan. His
appearance nnd his manner attracted the
attention of tbo people whom ho mot. and tt
was feared thut ho might have dymimitn in
ono of his satchels. He was liually told
that Mr. Gould had com away and could
not bo seen tor a week and he wont away
mournfully , after defining his plan to bo
the building of a cow city nt Center Grove ,
ri. * j.
j.Ho gave his name as Euhralm I'ltio , and
his residence as Mlllvlllo , N. J. Tha clorlts
decided that the man was a harmless lunatic ,
yet they felt relieved wtion ho had gone.
.Strainer Arriviiln.
At London Sighted : ithaotia and Cali
fornia , from Now Vorlc.
At Philadelphia British Princess , from
Liverpool.
At Genou Worra. from New York.
At Now York Rotterdam , , from Amster
dam ; La Boursoirno , trom Havre.
HUNTING "TREASURE. .
tilting fur Lost llnlllon In ClilnesoVutrrH
The Seattle ( Wash. ) Post says Captain
Ii Ryan , the government diver , expects
to complete arrangements in a few days
to go to Yokohama to ruUo $2,000,000
worth of gold bullion which Hunk in i205
foot of water in tlio harbor thuro aomo
years ago. Captain Ryan will got half
of the treasure if ho succeeds in rais
ing it.
Mr. Ryan says the bullion was lost
overboard while being transferred from
one vessel to another , and that several
Japanese dlvora have attempted to raise _
it and throe or four of them lost their
lives in the undertaking , and that n
diver on a. British man-of-war also lost
hi.-i life in the rittompt. Ho bays that
li n ally the Japanese government has re
quested its cniibul at San Franulbuo to
make arrungamnnth with an American
diver , and promise half the treas
ure to anyone who xvill recover it. Cap
tain Ryan hoard of the matter and im
mediately wont to see the Japanese vice
consul at Seattle and made a proposition
to him , which was forwarded lo the
consul at San Prnnrlrico , nud Captain
Ryan expects an answer in a few days.
Captain Ryan suya that lie o ( To red to
go to Yokohama and rniso the bullion
for one-half of it , ns the Japanese gov
ernment proposes , hut ho Wants $500 in
cash hoforo starting , the expenses for
him and his thrco attendants pnid , and
$100 per day for himself , $ - < > per day for
his tender , and S10 per day for oacli of
his pumpers. Thin ho wants as a guar
antee that the amount of treasure stated
is really lost in not moro than forty-live
fathoms of water. On re-covering the
property ho will return all the money
previously advanced. Speaking of tlio
matter yesterday , Captain Ryan said :
"Thoro arc no divers to oqi'.1 tno
American divers , If that pitllion is
really there In that depth of water I can
recover it , and if I do won't I muko
things hum in Seattle for a while with a
million dollars ? I have hoon down (141 (
foot near New York , -Ho feet in Quohec ,
und 518 foot at West , Snporior. I won
the pri/.o at the ulvjng toiirnamont in
Now York harhor. The greatest depth
on record in 8d. ' ! } foot , made by James
Colson. Hut he Is now too old and is
out of the huslnoss , I worked witli Col-
son when I was a hoy.
i.iw.ii.ifirrj.s. .
After considering sovural dates Mudama
Paul's munugors have llxod on February - "
for the Omaha concert , which will probably
bo glvun at the Collsoiim ,
John M. Tanner nf Ulnl'r was In the city
yesterday , ' 'Don , " who wus for several
yearn a tiowspapor worker in Onaha , Is now
successfully maturing the iicdal Institute nt
Ulnlr.
JulluBSchlup , tbB man Dotectlvo Ha/o
brought from bt. Louis recently on IhocharKO
of embezzlement , tisd u hearing In pollco
court yesterday und the disowns dUmUsed
at the request of the county attorney.
Oucar Hell Insulted little Mabel Davis on
Cumlng btieot Tuesday evening und was
clvon ttio full extent of thu law by Jttdgu
Horku yoslorday. Hell was lined iO ami
costs and thirty days In thu county jull , the
first six on bread and water.
Tbo oommandory of the Loval Region hold
u business mealing last night at the Mllliird
hotol. About thirty members were In attend
ance auu about tbo only matters tiausaolod
were the reception of applications for mom
borsblp. Afior t be regular routiuo of business
an Informal lunch was served ,
Mr , L. A. Torraas hus arranged r.n excel
lent program for thu concert ut the Young
Men's Christian association on Thursday
uvetiing , The entertainment is for the benollt
of tbo association , tbo proceeds to bo used for
the decoration of the concert ball , Botno of
tbo best of Omaha's musical talent will assist
and a most oujoyablo evening is assured.
Tickets are on sale at the Young Men's
Christian Association building at r > 0 cents
uacb ,
Ouunl Hrr Corn * .
Iau night Mra. Frank Kaynolds ot Flor
ence , Just retiringundertook to bathe
a troubloiomo corn with oarbollo add , iy )
some mlicannce .the upset a quixntttjr of th <
corroilvo fluid on har foot. All sorts
homely rarnedlo * were tried without
and At i ) o'clock this morning sn Oman *
physician was telephoned for. During thn
whole night the woman suffered Indnscrlb-
able agony , ns the acid was slowly consuming - /
ing her foot.
*
cn.iiKir.ii it ITU .itvitnwt. " "
Cnnintrnrrnii'iit ol n Srinutloiml Trial nt
WlliuliiKloii , llol ,
Wit.MisciTov , Del. , Fob. 3. The trial ot
Walter Hlnckuurn , nvoting , married ma.i , on
the chnrgo of having murdered his brother-
In-law , KJwnrd II. Gardiner , ngod 8 years ,
began this morning. The case in some rn-
spools li a remarkahlo ono. On October 11
last the hey wni inUscd when night cattio on ,
ncd It was supposed thntho had followed n
pnrndo. The next day Rlackburn nnrrntoil
to Hovernl uersons an alleged droitm I tint ha
had hnd during an afternoon imp. Ho said
that ho droa'ned that hU llttlo hrothor-ln-lnw
was lying dead in n freight cnr which stood
on H Hiding at the foot of Fifth
stroot. Jilackburn told this story to
his wlfo nnd others , and then
hnadod a si-arching party. Thny wont lo
some omiity hex curt on the siding , nnd In
ono of them was found the boy , aead , with
his nook broken. Tha family was not satis-
tied , and lilackuurn's arrest followed. Homo
months previous to the death of the boy ho
was Inveigled Into a freight car which stood
on the same siding , where ho was brutally
treated by nruftlan , who was sent to Jail for .
six months. A Jury was sucuroil. Anm < \
Unrdlner.mother of the dead boy , dotallcil *
the Undine of the body. Illnekbiirn banded
the body out to tlio woman who uhargrd him
with the boy's death. The prisoner mndo no
reply.
Klcltnl for ! ! lKlil > * t'nur Yrnrft.
Just how lonp a mule may outlive hla
usefulness , if kindly trcatotl. hna never
boon ilollnitoly nseortaincd , for few people -
plo npnrocialo n uuiloV nprsonnl quali
ties nftor ho has reason to bo nblo to
draw n wa on , anil ho it not often elitor-
tainoil in idlonobs , but Mr. Ilk-hard Mc
Carthy ot Ulvor roail , union lownsbin ,
N..I. , has just , purchased u mule , wliluli
certainly is not leas than 81 years old ,
and ho KI.VB bo can run away ( tout Homo
of the fastest hoi sos in IJorfjcn county.
White haired men remember trying in-
olToctually to rldo Hiehardthat is iho
mule's name wlion they were boys. Uu
\VIIH a voncrablo animal then , and lie has
a saw-like btok : that it was very dillk-tilt
to sit upon even wlion bis hooltt worn
sllll.
sllll.Riolnird
Riolnird Me.Maln , who sold Hiohanl
the mule , to Mr. McCarthy , says ho i
moro active now than ho was half a con <
lury ago. Ho was never un army mule.
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