Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1890, Page 1

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ARDING Closing Debate in the Senate This Afternoon. EDUCATIO PRC ALIEN LAND LAW IN THE HOUSE rte SENATE, FOR RENT (Prats) FOK ki FOR REN CHovszs), FOR RE Mr. Mitchell gave notice that he would ad- dress the Senate next ‘Tuesday on his proposed constitutional amendment for the election of Senators by the people. ‘The House amendments to the Senate bill for a public building at Allegheny, Pa., were con- curred in, On motion of Mr. Cullom Senate bill to an- thorize the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi river at some accessible point be- tween the mouth of the Illinois and the mouth of the Missouri rivers was taken from the cal- endar and passed, On motion of Mr, Mitchell the House bill granting t6 the Palouse and Spokane railway a right of way through the Nez Poree Iudian reservation in Idaho was taken from the ealen- dar and passed (with one verbal amendment). TH MONTANA ELECTION CASE was again taken up and (as Mr. Daniel did not claim the floor to continue his spyech of yester- day) Mr, Gibson addressed the Senate in favor of the democratic side of the anestion, The consideration which he had been able to give to the case, he said. had led him to the conclusion that the reports of both the ms jority and minority of the committee rested alike on «a fundamental error. ‘That error iu- volved the proposition that under the constitution and law of Montana no quorum of the legislatnre had ussembied either in the Tron Hall (the republican branch) or in the court hoase (the democratic branch). Leas than a quoram, he contended, had not any right to pass upon contested ciec- tions and to seat the one set of claimants or the other, Messrs. Clark and Maginnis, he said, had the only credentials of an officer an- thorized to issue them (the governor of the state); but they were imperfect ercdentials, inasmuch as they were not counters 1 by the secretary of the state and did not have the senl of the state. On the other hand, the paper that waa presented by Messrs. Sanders and Powers (signed by the secretary of the ter- ritory) was entitled to no more consideration than the certificate of a coroner or a justice of the or even of an 0! r of another State, LADIE! LECTURES, LOCAL. ME LOST AND Fou MANICOR MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOA NOTARIES PUBLIC, OCEAN STEAMERS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS PIANOS AND ORGANS. PERSONAL, PRINTERS. PROFESSIOY PROPOSAL RAILROADS SPECIALTE D. Govenxaent revenue, $183,05 Xkecerets Topay.—Internal customs, $858,314, Seenerany Procror was at his desk today, He returned this morning from a dying trip to Vermont, ‘Tne Portswovru.—The Navy Department has received advices that the training ship Portsmouth is at St. Thomas today. ae Nortw ATLANTICSQvapRoN.—Ofticera and men'of the North Atlantic squadron are enjoy- ing a season of active exercise in the not too chilly atmosphere of Key West, All the drill ations necessary to the efficiency of the squadron are being indulged in prepara- tory to @ trip to Hay NOMINATIONS TODAY. Officials of the Departments of Interior Tar Porreart of ANGErica Va Borex, who and Justice —Ariny Promotions. was mistress of the White House when her ther-in-law, Martin Van Burep, was Presi- dent, was today received at the Executive Man- sion. it will be hung in the green parlor along- side that of the late Mra, Rutherford Ri, Hayes, The portrait was fully described in Tax Stan several days ag The President today sent to the Senate the following nominations: Stephen A, Marine, pension agent at Des Moines. Iowa. Erastus A, Williams, surveyor general of North Dakota. Registers of Land Offices—Wm, R. Riley at Harley, Idaho, John W. Shupe, Roseburgh, Oregon. Receivers of Public Moneys—Jay R. San- burn at Coeur dAlene, Idaho. Robert M. MeCailley at Walla Walla, Washington. John H. Waugh, agent for the Indians of the Devil's Lake agency, N.D, Edmand C. Weeks, United States marshal for the northern district of Florida. Maj. Edwin V. Sumner, fifth, to be colonel eighth cavalry. Capt. Wirt’ Davi fifth cavalry, Navar. Onprns.—Lieut. Clifford H. West bas been ordered for examination for promotion, Hugo Osterhaus has been detached from the erprise and ordered to the receiving ship rauklin, Ensign Wm. Traxton has been de- tached from duty at the bureau of navigation and ordered to the torpedo boat Cushing. Assistant Engineer B.C. Bryan has been de- tached as a member of the steel inspection board and ordered to the torpedo boat Cushing, Presoxat.—A. H. Wilder, a St. Paul capi- talist, Frank Nalle of Virginia, W. 8. Mellen, general manager of the Northern Pacitic rail- way. and wite, on their wedding tour, Geo. . fourth cavalry, major Barker of Philadelphia, D. B. Dew a Chi- Lieut. Col. J K. Mizner, eig Iry, go banker, and W, D. Boyce of Chicago are | co op og one, Mizner, eighth cavalry at the Arne.——Chim: Calderon of w First Lieut. C. H. captain, Second Lient. John M. Neal, fourth cavalry, first lieutenant. THE Murray, fourth cavalry, York, Henry 'T. Peck of New Haven, H. Guy of Montreal, Gottfred Muller of New Orleans, Gov. M.G. Bulkley wife of Connecticut, Hugh J. Chisholm of Portland and Geo. Brush and wife of New Haven are at the Ar- lington.——Robt, Adams, United States minister to Brazil, Jas. P. Wetherell of Pittsburg, Chas, D, Miner and J. O. Bloss of New York, Mr. Cas- gneal and family of Paris are at Welcker's, A. L. Hummell of Philadelphia and Geo. A. Sheridan, the repnbliean campaign orator, at Chamberlin’s.——-H. G. Dale and J. W » of LaFayette College of Easton, Ps at the Johnson..--C. ©. Brown of Wo arth H. Thursion of Provi- dence and Thomas B. Kerr of Pittsburg are at Wormley’s.--C. W. Doubleday of Cicveland, W. H. Mamford and Heury H. Turner of Roch- ester, Henry J. Nichols of Brooklyn, Gen. Henry L, Abbott, y. MeCandless of Pitts- HOUSE, Mr. Baker (N.Y.), from the committeg on commerce, reported k adversely the resolu- tion directing that committee to investigate the life saving aystem, Laid on the table. AMENDING THE ALIEN LAND LAW. In the morning hour a bill was called up amending the alien land Jaw so as to permit foreign capital to be invested in mines of gold, silver, lead, tin, cinnabar and copper. Mr. Holman (Ind.) and Mr. Me opposed the modification of the alie ‘The latter said that sf this modifie: ar cester, Mass., Wil and A. B, Cook of Buffalo are at the | #greed to and foreigi: money invited to our D. Pheips, L. W. Sweet, John | territories to own our mines it would not be H. Bliss, W. F. Page, M. K. Lake | long betore the whole alien jand law would fall y Dinkelspicl of New York, and R, | to the ground, H. Cole and family of Soutabridge, Mass., are Mr. Chipman (Mich) did not wish to see that at Wormley’s, Charles Morgan, W. H. Gil-| 4 weekened and he argued that Cong der and A. Bennett of New York, E. 1, Fuller, | B#d the constitutional power to extend the pro- visions of the law to the public lands embraced Fuiler, A. A, Brooks A in the yarious states, ‘oston, BB. Entwisle wi FP, H. Shapleigh of Johnstown, L. M. | Ninde of Fort and J. A. Murshali of} The pending bill would, no doubt, prove of Lincoln are iges. D. H. Bates of | 80me benefit to the territories, bat Cong New York, of Buffalo. F, Young | Should not mortgaxe the future for a ps of Austral « Seely of New York, | Present gain, , , edley Darlington of Weatchest Mr. Buchanan (N, J.) sympathized with Riekett of ‘Trenton, N.J., Frea’k 8. every effort to buildup the territories, bat he was opposed to the bill on principle. He did not believe in striking down any part of the alien land Jaw, Philadelphia, 8. J, Richie of Akron, Ohio, W. E. Cox and Kodney Wallace of Massachusetts t the Normandie, Mr. Hubbard Taylor- ith went over to Baltimore today to sing at the matinee benefit to Manager Fort of Albangh’s. NO SILV (Kan.) expressed his surprise » ot the Honse would report this bill favorably. ‘The bill meant the mvit- ing of foreign capital to come here und own the very best land we bad, ‘There were SCOUNDRELS ENOUGH IN AMERICA to form trusts without going abroad and in- quiring for them. Mr. Breckinridge (Ky.) said that there could be no evil greater than the evil of absenteeism where he who owned the property paid ont simply a sui snflicient for its protitable work- ing and carried the profit out of the country. That meant the ultimate impoverishment of the country THE TAR The Majority of the Ways and Means Committee Make important Changes. « BILL READY YET. The Republican Committees of the Two Houses Still Conferring About It. ‘The House republican committee on the sil- ver question held a meeting this morning and heard the report of the subcormittes appointed republican committee, with a view to coming to some agreement as to the basis for the passage of w silver bill, The subcom- mittee reported that it had been agreed that the bill should provide for the purchase of 4,500,000 ounces of silver every month, the tes issued in payment thereof to be redeemable in lawful money. At first, it is said. the members of the full committee were inclined to accept and adopt this basis and vowd to do so, Afterward, however, in dis- cussing the manner of redeeming the certifi- cates « sentient developed in favor of making see KF REPORTS. The majority of the ways and means com- mittee have put hides back again on the free list and have taken all the duty off sugar and given a bounty of 2 cents per pound, ‘This makes a revolutionary change in the measure and the reports had to be amended them redeemable in buluion. ‘This proposition | accordingly. Kod estaba toes pas amrected oo mae eee Or an ee oe a the subcommittee was ted sain | ny af aieasnare ‘ couter with the Senate subcommittee and en-| The sugar meu have filed the following pro- deavor to induce them to agree to provide for | test with the ways and means committee: “We, the redemption of the certificates in accordance with the views of the House committee. A meeting of the two subcommittees will be hela the undersigned representatives of the Lonis- lana sugar interests, have read in the evening papers a statement that we have consented to the ubstitution of free sugars in leu of the duty hat article, We desire to assure the com- mittee that we have at no ti consented to such a proposition, and we wish to state that we «are opposed to any proposition that separates sugar from the other industries of the country affected by tariff legislation. We reqnest that the present rates of duty on the grades of sugar that we produce be main- tained and that we shall have the protection for our industry that we are willing to con- cede to the Foy eee! < the counte Signed) a Dymoi ohn Foos, lenr; i tans, Boney Mackall and H.C, Warmoth.” The Alert’s Mission to Alaska. The U.S8.8. Alert is being repaired and refit- ‘ted at Mare Island navy yard and it is the in- tention of the Navy Department to send her to VIEWS OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS, Amember of the Senate subcommittee said, in conversation upoa the subject, when the ac- tion of the House committee was under consideration that no such agrectaent as that would be recommended by his vote. said he did not believe were five Senators who favored the redemption of the certificates in bullion. They should be redeemed, us was agreed yesterday, in lawful money, That gave to the government the option of determining with what form of law- fulmoncy it would take up the certificates— gold, silver, or legal tender notes—but it must be lawful money. The Senator said it was expected that at firet the cost of the silver purchased would be less than four and one-half millions of dollars a month, but that under the operations of the bill the price would be enhanced go that in a short time the cost of the silveg, would reach and probably surpass that sum. “tis also ex- pected, he suid, that for a time, at least, other silver than the product of the mines of the United States will bo necessary to make up the full amount of the y must be ! | | | PRIL CHARGES AGAINST McCALLA. The Accusations Formally Drawa Up by the Naval Authorities, 16, 1890, FIVE SEPARATE CHARGES MADE AND MANY SPRcT- FICATIONS—-THE “CUTTING DOWN” OF SEAMAN WALKER HEADS THE LIST—THE ALLEGED vio- LATIONS OF THE ARTICLES OF WAR. The charges and specifications preferred by the Secretary of the Navy against Com- mander B. H. MeCalla, U.S.N., were made public this morning. The first charge is “strik- ing another persun in the navy,” and relates solely to the case of seaman John E. Walker, who was “cut down” with a sword by MeCalla while in irons at Christiana, Norway. ALLEGED UNLAWBUL PUNISHMENTS, The second charge violations of the 24th article of the articles for the government of the navy,” and the specifications relate to the ironing together for different periods of Joua- than Bourne, John Delmore and Thos, H. Sloane at Oran, Africa, the ironing together in twos at Cronstadt, Rus: of Henry M. Hann, Andrew C, Neill, Jeremiah Shea, Paial Hennig, | das. M. Hughes, J. FE. Walker, Wm. Fitzgerald, a. E. ner, Michael Murphy and Jnlins A. Henning; in intlicting unusual pnnishments at St. Peters- burg, Russia, on H. M. Haun, Jeremiah Shea, Paul Hennig. 3 Jobu E. Walker, William ald, Bitner, Michael Murphy and Juhas A. Henning, in compeliing them to stand toeing a s in the deck from 9 to 1 o'clock for £ 2 be deprived of their hammocks aud to p extra duty; in causing John E. Walker William Fitzgerald to be lashed to J: ladder for two hours at Cronstadt; in causmg to be ironed together at Stettin, Prussia, for thre ays, Paul E. Weigel, Carl M, Nilsen, A. C. MeNeill andi Thos, D, McPart- land; in causing to be ironed together at Rouen, France, for different periods, DP. E. W Westberg, Fred. McAleer, W. J. John Brandon and Otto Glein; in Jel and P. Armstrong to be ironed to- gether at Villefranche, France. for four days; caasing Julins Henning and Wilhg ‘hee for tour days, also using Peter J, Armstrong ladder for three hours Suez to Aden; in pove enumerated nishiments to be fully eutered on the ship's | t Villefrauch: to be lashed on the CHARGES OF MAI’ The third charge is maltr subject to his order, this charge include while in double irons Christian: y forcing a piece of wood in gof Walker in astraight jacket and keop- m 80 coniined for seven days eping Sunbled in a straigh Ket for six mights; confining Charles Lawry in a stea jacket © dt ana pinioning rms to his side by lashing « rope around his body: in contin ing John Svaglich in a straight at Stettin for five days; in confining Geo. D. Ross ina straight jacket at Lisbon; in placing Stewart trons at Antwerp for five ations ander ging of Walker { | | j Graham in double 3. d UNBECOMING AN OFFICER. ‘The fourth charge is “conduct unber an officer of the navy,” in haying at M bique, Africa, caused Seaman Louis Meyer to be taken to the 1 “he did then and there draw his sword, assume toward the said Mi a menacing attitude, holding the blade of sword close to and in front of the said and did threaten same Meyer, saying to Lim, ‘Now, da you. if you smile at me I n will kill you and make an example of you: that is what you deserve and if you suile at me again Twill kill you? or using words ‘to that effect.” THE LAST CHARG: The fifth and last charge is “violati tenth clause ef~the. twenticth artich articles for the govermnent of the nav: ng neglected to read to the ship's company | uring the entire cruise from October 4. 1887, to March 1, 1590, the articles for the govern- ment of the navy. in} > IFIC PROBLEMS. Papers Read at This Morning’s Session vi the Nationar Academy. There was a larger proportion of ladies at the opening of the second day's session of the National Academy of Sciences, in the National Museum hall, this morning than is usual at the meetings of this body, Their presence gave a rather social appearance to the hail prior | to the formal mecting of the lemy. | There was a buzz of conversation distinctly ap- parent, and the grave scientists seemed to en- aughing aud chatting with the ladies. However, when President Marsh mounted t rostrum and rap) tor order the settled themselves in chairs decorous, restful calm chara of the public meetings y pervaded the hall. Prof. € per war. both u) president and upon P oweil, who 18 also a meniber, attracted considerable public | attention, « ied 2 front seat directly be- ¢ president. He appeared 2 the proceedings. It vast body regards the affuir asa purely personal matter and it will therefore not receive any of INHALATION OF GASES. . The first paper read was ou the effects of the i nitrous ox aAygen and carbopic acid gas upon the circulation, with special reference to the unitrons oxides, anacs- thesia and asphyxia, The author of this Paper, Dr. H.C. Wood of F . was not present and the paper was read b % TAllings, In the discussion which foliowe reading of this paper Prof. Cope t PECULIAR FORMS OF AN The next paper entitled “The budding of salpa considered in relation to the question of inheritance of acquired characters,”was read by Prof. W. K. Brooks of Johns Hopkins Univer- sity, He explained that salpa was an animal Wing in mid ocean near the sartw It was | gelatinous animal, in form a good deal like « barrel and the animal was able to swim by taking in water im one end by contraction of the muscles and forcing it: out of the oth There are two kinds, the | sohtary aud tne chained saipa. The former | produces the latter and in the latter is an egg | from which another saipa ix produced, ‘The ker then proceed-d by diagrams and | stereopticon illustrations to show the structure 0. these peculiar forms of animal life, OTHER PAPERS. Apaper by Prof. G. Brown Goode and Prof. Tarleton H. Bean on recent advances toward a is said that the knowledge of the fishes of the great oceanic program there ure | depths was read. On the three papers about fishes Gill, Asession will be held this evening, when memorial sketches will be read of the members who have died during the year, The Heury Draper medal, awarded to Prof. H, A. Row- Jand of Johns Hopkiue University for hia re- searches and improvements in spectrum analysis, will be presented, ——- Wants Judge Kilgore’s Seat in Congress. Ex-Gov. R. B, Hubbard of Texas. ex-minister to Japan, has formally announced hiraself asta candidate for Congress and expressed his in- tention of beginning a vigorous campaign im- mediately, Congressman hilgore is a candi- date for re-election. _ —+ee. Found Dead in His Bath Room. Mr. Charles H. Miller, an elderly and wealthy resident of Salem, Mase, was found dead in his bath room at the Normandie this morning. Mr. Miller arrived here about two weeks ago from the south, whither he had gone for the benefit of his health. Ris wife y Prof. Theotore | Bi j Murder of Johns was the sequel to a scr: infamous crimes TWC A SOUNDLESS —- ) CENTS. BABEL. Chicago’s Building Trades All Quit-| ting Work. WESTERN MINERS THREATEN. Appears. —_ A BAND OF SIOUX IN THEIR WAR PAINT ~—_— AFTER SIX YEARS, A Brace of Murderers Caught After a Long Chase. A dispatch : Charles Mara and James od murd Cntcaqo, April 16. shail town, low. the al ¥ Johns. ave been brought here from Visalia, Cal., whore they were arrested. by D. burke, who has been on thoir since the murder, six yenrs i It is the zenerail, cepted theory thot the ¥ the notorious burger gang. ney Jotun, two of whom were shot to death in the Fl 4imob the uight after their Underwood and a ‘Two more are penitentiary for the murder 0! at Gifford w several years, It is belie not only to seeure a portio also to commit the crime ia suc would appear to have be the wd thus Ress hem in ed by the t ad Tefused financial sid to the boys in their fight with the law, which be grip upon and that his wife, th : to heip them. Shiora last night. ‘the brow some light upon tli tory of the Rauisl, r gang. — Prairie Fires. Comerwa Farts, Ay started im this vied there 1s rain soon mach damag At Morrey, eight lighting the dr is learned that destra other points in Wiscor Hurrah for the Loyal Puanavereaia. April 16.—The the tweniy-tifth anniversar: Legion at the Academy of Mnsic agrand affair, the big bv packed with probatii audience it ever con bers of the Loyal Legion Mayor Fitler at the Later in the day the Beaver and in th pi in the Academy Legion. Loyal t night was ally ta ta iding bein most the mem- were received by Hali from 1 to 13 wed by G was blowing an with 2 telegraph wire, thi buggy. recess Blue-Law Barbers and Boot 131 Denver, Iowa, April 16.—At the Last ing of the city council a petition w signed by forty jouraeyme tices and boot blacks, asking tha’ blue laws be enforced and ap t ordered closed Sundays. ‘The counci! lai petition on the table indetinitely, a thought that this would settle but the journeymen barbers’ union was deter- mined to fight the thing magia, a committee appeared tb swore ont a warrant for the Pinger, proprictor of a large shop, on 4 char, of violating the old state law ding work The case was caliod for triai yes fore a jndge and jury. "The filled with prested and amused spe ~The j one mit brought ina verdict of not guilty. The jou neymen barbers now talk of striking and’ ta ing all the apprentices aud bootilacks with m if the employers do not close their » on Sunday, the ancient rber shops be i the t was purt room w She Origin cin. Di > ted E vers, dowa, April 16. omers. n brilliant aff ver witnessed iy was the c tieth of the marr D.¢ and Mri which took place Authony aud Mrs. tivorge Hale 0} sent their regrets, Mr. and Mrs. Bloomer came here thirt r. Bloc ve years ing out in the practics of law has been ars the of won rd Was first won -onvent was also the ori Today. From Wall Sircet ¥ of yeste: sw York, April 1c day afternoon's re besiness done emall number rifined of stocks tir were sustained during few instances, but r oped rm tone and last ni soon approximated, }.ockawar stron: on a large busizess r to 137 Among the jow-pri Colorado — coal Was most — conspicuons. being — specialty re and rising to 51), against 50 last evening. The Deuver and Rio Grande stocks were also str and the preferred was bid ly sel at 4s mst 47%, Inst ng. 1 Livity was | Coutived to Caion Pacitic, Missow Pacitic St. Paul, with the two stocks bef joned, the rest of the List beis: without chaceter. The marke: of the hour reacted s! it was dull und steady thing better than the o Dhe’s All Right. Cuzeaco, April i6.—The steamer City of Ne York, which was reported to have founders off Manitoaic, is safe. One of her owm nm ceived n dispatch from her captain this mory ing announcing that fact. She has passed through the Streits of Mackinaw and 1s headed for Buffalo uninjared. —— Carnot Saluted. Panis, April 16.—President Carnot. who is making a tour in the south of France, arrived at Aix-les-Bains today. He was received with « tow t IL o'clock rally at some- poaing prices. Juding many pertons of distinction, A salute of 101 gans was fired in honor of the presi dent. —_—_ A Consul Weds, Baxtrore, Mo., April 16,—Mr. Carlo Fillippe Serra, the Italian consul at this port, and Miss Adelaide C. Long of Baltimore were married at St, Ignatius Catholie Charch this morning. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast wns | served. Mr. Serra has been orderid io take charge of the vacant consulate at Boston. ie » April 16.—At the regular monthly mecting of the Baltimore and Obio iebration of | ‘ barbers, appren - | Yesterday | the end | enthusiasm by a large crowd of poople, in-,| were indicted by the grand jury this | CHICAGO'S STRIKING CARPENTERS em, of Men in Other Trades : Thrown Out of Work. Crrcaoo, April 16 —All work was stopped om y@Bumber of buildings yesterday and all the ‘Bands engaged on them thrown into idleness $B sccount of the carpenters’ strike. The 7 bricklayers had gone as far as they could wnt j the carpenters did more work, and os there | were none to do it the bricklayers bad to stop. This threw the hod carriers and all the labore ers ontoft employment for the time being. #0 | that the number of idle men in the city yester- day was very large. It will steadily increase {for the next week, after which no building | operations can be continued until the strike 19 brought to au exd or the bailders are able te j Ret carpenters to go to work im spite of the | anion and the strikers, j Some sigus of disturbance manifested them- selves yesterday and there were a number of j arrests made on ¢ work: rs arge { mterfering with reclaim that the comtract- oat any trouble that Thes at armed and threatenmg iv shoot anybody that comes to talk to the mea they have at work, and seem, the strikers al- te to provoke a quarrel in order w m of it may be thrown on therm. MINERS To coat 60 ovr. The indi ons are that May i most of the miners of lilimois, bn © out on astrike, and that f the soft « Topeka and Many of the within the Inet t they cannot t cent p | Senta Fe this cvty have ived orders th ROUPLES FLSEWHE | Nasvinoe, April 16. Last night the sheet ‘metal workers of this city went one strike, | Phey demand an increase sn wages of n in the working day Anout one huudred | -The strike committee of the rouncil bea P ting of amalgamated te neil fer ‘Thursday might, end bricklayer: will be suse for pot pente called apon tw show ¢ ike order of AB TC. Union interfere, owed to fight the assoriation im thelr own ats assert thas been defeated baikders anso- divided labor mast the now The painters 1 Company's ship » for an increase of ned to Work this morning. eranted an merease of 26 cents, NHL. April A largely at ter employing carpenters, } wud painters beld bere 1 Tung TO take tion on the nine-hour 1 iy adopted by the jourmeymen of the \« trades, voted that ‘ten hours should meeting last evening No. Li, whieh at- toruntionsl Typographical jttee having im strotypers of the reported that handle the in all the pri to refuse to da ispogtaphical rikers, h makers’ strike nudred men re FS. Egle & Br end of 15 cents advance lso recognized the ! j auton, - INDIANS ON THE WARPATH, But Troops Fro } Fort Meade Happily Corner Them. Prener 16.—A runner from Ch the r enum euty miles west of here on in- announces that a band d warpath and are givi A Balloonist’s Mishap. mriderable diticulty. Torerxa, Kax., April 16.—Prof, E. E. Craig, bund of about for balloonist, was severely injured in an attempt r up land or to vi to make a balloon ase and parachute agent —_— sted him te arop here ternoon. A siror nouns tise maak companies of imfantry ¢ dispatched te. the scene band will be res vetton, Big Foot res lserions trouble is ap? os to wheaded. —— A Horse Thief Confesses Murder. 7 16.— Mansfield King was are od yesterday morning for having stolen n St. Lowis county last Saturday, Whe confessed to hay- | taken to the Four Courts he ng rdered and robbed aman uamed Carter rry, Railscounty. this stat te exe 1 gratification at his arrest, that ever sac a by the ler “ti a he had , and now he would willingly anderge auy punishment to be rid of this phantom which parsued tim night and lav. nee The dy he bos vainly mmit suicide, but in exch case physicans sammoned to his is held pending anvestigation, Erring Errickson, Erickson, the © insisted Monday tidal wave must be ex- yesterday he declared come soon and warns his ndou the hill tops until be cianons, Errickson fears th « to himself ns a false prop ri phet onght to be k ns ¥ saying, “God made a mise id cites thy Old Testament t Ninevah. Many of bat it is probable coin in the hills afew: the ridheulegt friends, Where He une this morn= disappearance of 0 medical coj- He went away with another Cat. Apr b ophet it ture mu solved. college three 5 far behind in his stadies te to gradaste this spring, He owed the “ bus land! for one the month be re= r. but instead of pave preparations to less from his f Y A Reverend Horse Dealer. Ractxs, Wis., April lt. —A sensational case on trial in the cireust cvart, in which the Rev, - Duckworth, a Methodist divine of Union charged with getting the best of @ with W, ©, Clarke of Chicago, wh r the animal, said thet the pund and wot worth ¢100, _ French Trade. April 16.--The returns issued by the <l of Trade show that during the hh the ports increased 15,452.00 franes exp x 1.60 | francs as compated with the corresponding | month inst year, a No Let Up. Orrawa, Onrt., April 16.—Kon. Mr, Fenton, in the senate yesterday, said there would be uo relaxation of the regulations respecting the importation of American cattle into Canada for export to Engiand. _>_ Editors Arrested. To&xpo. Onto, April 16.—P. C. Boyle, presi- | deut of the Tuledu Commercial Company, an@ | N. D. Cochran, managing editor of the paper, M th of } | for criminal libel upen iedoranstion proneated, by the natural gas trustees of this city. Coch- ‘ran was arrested, plead mot guilty and is oct on bail, Boyle is not m the city today. The | Commercial has broatly hinted st crooked transactions in the purchase of gas terruory for Toledo, hence the trovble. — Skipped. Sax Francisco, April 16.—John K. Owens, cashier and book keeper for the wholesale hardware frm of Gibbs & Co. of this city, has dina and it ie stated there has been fo shortage m his accounts of $10,000 or over. en Troops for Boomers. Mixxearorts, April 16.—The Journal’e Chamberlain, 5.D., special says: [t is reported here thi, morning that troops will remove the — pape nt - reservati pep oppusite ere, ‘The land is claimed, \