Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1881, Page 2

2 'I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, DACEMBER 12, 1881, COLDWATER KANSAS, Epistle of St. John, Jayhawker|; Baptist, to the Bums, A Proclamation t> Carry Out the Provisions of the Act of Prohibition, Half a Dozen Cities Named in Which the Boys are Get- ting Their Budge. Rewards for the Arrest of Officers Who do Not do Their Duty. ‘These bs Temperance Times,) And Don't You Forget It. Kan., December 11. John issued the following orday: Wiereas, There exists in the cities of Atchison, Leavenworth, Topeka, Kaneas City (Kansas), Wyandotte, and Dodge Ci in this state, a com- bination of evil-disposed persons who are notorionsly and defiantly violat- ing the provisions of section 10, arti- cle 15, ot the constitution of the state of Kansas, and chapter 128 of the laws of 1881, pussed in pursuance thereof, beingan act entitled ‘An act to prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors, except for medical, scientific and mechanical purposes, and to regulate tho salo thereof for such purposes;”’ and, WHEREAS, Section 3 of article 1 of said constitution provides that the supreme executiye power of the state shall be vested in a governor, who shall see that the laws are faithfully executed. . Now, therefore, I, John P. St John, governor of the state of Kansas, by the authority vested in me, prompt- od by net only a sense of duty, but a desire and determination to use the lawful means at my command to sup- press lawlessness and bring to just punishment all persons who so defi- antly trample under foot the will of the peovle as expressed through the constitution and laws of the state, do hereby offer tho following rewards; For the arrest and final conviction of enchand every person guilty of selling intoxicating hiquors in violation of the law 1 either of the cities above named, the sum of one hundred dol- lars, For the arrest and conviction of each and every person or persons guilty of maintaining a common nui- sance and final abatement as a nui- sance of the place so maintained under the provisions of section 13 of said chapter 128, one hund dollars, For the arrest, cou ion and re- moval from office of the of either of the above named cities for a farlure to perform the duties ix upon such officers under the pro of section 12 of snid chapter 1 sum of three hundred dollars. For the arrest, conviction and re- moval from offico of cach and every policeman in either of said cities for a failure to perform the duties imposed on such ofticers under the provisions of said section, the sum of one hun- dred dollar, For the arrest, conviction and re- moval from office of the sherift of - ~in -which oither" of said citios is situate, for a failure to per- form the duties imposed on such officers under the provisions of section 12, the sum of three hundred.dollars, For the arrest, conviction and re. moval from office of the county attor- ney of the county in which either of said cities is situated, for a failure to perform the duties imposed on such officer under the provisions of said section 12, the sum of three hundred dollars, For the arrest and conviction of any person or persons engaged in the man- ufacture of intoxicating liquors in any distillery or brewery in this state in violation of the provisions of said chapter 128 and the abatement of such distillery or brewery as a nuisance, the sum of five hundred dollars. For the arrest and conviction of each and every person guilty of per- jury in connection with any evidence given as a witness on the trial of any person prosecuted for violating the }‘nmvniun- of said chapter 128, two undred dollars. Claims for rewards under the pro- visions hereof must be verified by afidavits and be accompanied by a duly certified copy of the judgment of conviction. Upon examination all claims found to be correct and in due form will be approved and presented to the legislature with a recommenda- tion that an appropriation be made to ay the same, fn testimony whereof I have here- unto set my hand and aflixed the great seal of the state, at Topeka Torexa, Gov. St. — —————— lies, as foul as the devil himself, made out of whole cloth. T have this to say: Mr. John J. Vertrees cannot anything worse about me than I can about him. I cannot challenge that gentleman and the only thing T can say is that T believe that no man who ever knew me would say I was ever trampled upon. T always hit back. That gentleman is a liar and I denounce him as a liar, 1 say that in discussing a law suit he acted unpro fessionally when he went outside of the record. ! All who heard the speech, irrespec- tive of party, expected a difficulty as soon as the senate adjourned, but four or five policemen coming into the chamber, Mr. Vertrees retired After adjournment, all present fex pected to see it, but the parties did not meet until at the Maxwell house. Smith was reading a paper when Ver- trees appronched him, spit in his face, and as he (Smith) arose and attempted to draw a pistol, Vertrees fired three times, one shot taking effect in Smith's shoulder, Vertrees was ar- rested, and this morning submitted liis case before the recorder and was fined 850, He also gave bonds in the sum of £10,000 for s appearance at the circuit court, Senator Smith has rested tolerably ensy since, and is doing well, though sonsidered more danger- ous than at firat supposed. TRACKMEN BURNED, Natlonal Associated Fross. A RAILROAD HORROR, Prrrsnune, December 10,--A terri- ble loss of life was occasioned by a fire which broke out between 3 and 4 o'clock this morning at Gibson Sta- tion, on the Pittsburg & Lake Erie railrond, eight miles from this city. A shanty occupied by forty-five labor- ers and trackmen, took fire from some unknown cause while the men were asleep, and though all made desperate efforts to escape, seventeen of them were caught and frightfully burn- ed, of whom ten wore taken from the ruins dead, and three more cannot survive. The oth- er four are horribly burned, but may recover, and several more received in- juries more or less severe, Theshan- ty waa filled with straw and burned like tinder. All the men lost their clothing, and some of them who are dead. threw away their lives in the attempt to save their effects. The names of the dead are as follows: Patrick Foley, boss; James Kearns, John Kennedy, Michacl Doyle, Michael Donahue, John Reiley, Thos. Hester, John Conners, John Dufly and Patrick Claney. The fatally hurt are Michael Soffeye and Michael Morgan. The severely in- jured are John Riley, Michael Leon- ard, John Connelly and Hugh Me- Cune. All the men live in the city and on the recoption of the mews a throng of rela- tives gathered at the passenger station of the railroad, where the A heart-rend- e occurred as the dead were bodics were brought i recogn Marine Intelligence. Nat Ansocinted Press. New York, December 10,— Satled —The City of New York for Liver- pool, the Ttaly for Liverpool, the Neckar for Bremen, the Nederland for Antwerp. rived—The Wisconsin from HARD UP FOR MONEY. That's the Condition Scoville Finds Himself in, And Will Lectare Next Wed- neaday Night on the Inci- dents of the Trial. While the Aesassin Himself Expects to be Acquitted and go Lecturing, The Trial to be Concluded by Christmas GUITEAU. National Associated Press. GETTING ANXIOUS, Wasiinaron, December 11,--The course of the Guiteau case is the sub- ject of excited comment, Tt ap- pears to be generally believed that the assassin is realizing the fact that his chances of escape from the gallows are becoming less and that he is get- ting worried and_evidently anxious that the theory of insanity should be proved. Persons who have conversed with him since the close of court Fri- day, say he is getting disturbed over Shaw's testimony. He insists that the alleged conversation to the effect that he would become notorious, even if he imituted Wilkes Booth, is false, and that the witness was prompted by personal enmity and malice in relating it. Guiteau is pale and careworn. The 2 confident air 'he assumed a week ago has given place to an anxious, haunted look, and his every Buidock Mrs. J. 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Y., writes: “Abous four years ago 1 had an attack of billous fever, and never fully recovered. My digestive organs were weakened, and 1 wor ompletely pros- trated for days. After using two hottles of your Burdock Blood Bitters the improvement was so visible that I was astonished. - 1 can now, though 61 years of age, doa fair and reasonabie day's . Blacket Robinson, proprictor of The Canada Presbyterian, Toronto, Ont., writes: *‘For years I suffered greatly from oft-recurring headache, I used your Burdock Blood Bitters with happiest results, and 1 now find mvself in better health than for years past.” action 18 now indicative of a deep- seated fear of approaching conviction and death. In answer to areporter last evening, J. W. Guitean said he didn't attach much importance to Shaw’s testimony. It might have some effect on public opinion, but the jury would undoubt- edly discard it as irrelevant, and im- probable. Mr. Scoville is also understodd to believe that this evidence will not have much weight in the final termi- nation of the cases. This conviction is not shared by many close observers of the trial, who unhesitatingly state it is one of the harshest and damaging proofs of Guiteau's inordinate vanity and desire for notoriety. The insanity experts still refuse to express any opinion as to Guiteau's condition of mind during the past fow years. There is apparently some disagree- ment between J. W. Guiteau and Scoville, who reproved him severely in court the other day on nccount of untimely interruptions. Scoville and taken private lodgings on Indiana avenue. This is said to have beon prompted by a desire on their part to be relieved from too frequent advice as to the conduct of the trial by the prisoner’s brother, Another motive, however, is suggesfed by porsons pro- fossing inside knowledge. They de- clare that Scoville has lost considera- ble money in the defense and is hard pressed for funds, In corroboration of this view they point to the fact that Liverpool. ANTwERP, December 10.—Arrived ~—The Faderland from New York, QUEENSTOWN, December 10, — Sailed--The City of Berlin for New York. 3 Arrived—The Republic from New York, phe o Forney s Funeral Natlonal Associated Pross, PuinApereuia, Pa., December 11, ~—The coffin containing the remains of Jno. W. Forney will be borne to the {rflve on Monday noon by Gen. W. S. Hancock, Congressman W. D. Kelly, Gen, D, E. Sickles, ex-Speaker Randall, ex-Congressman E. B. Hart, Congressman R. W, Curtin, |Col. A. ;K. McClure, Geo. W. Child el Daugherty and Lewis Cassidy. ‘The Marriage Dowry Association. National Associated Pross. Des Moings, December 11.—State Auditor Lucas gives notice to the Marriage Dowry sssociation at Fair- field, that the association and all other liko associations come under the op- eration of the insurance law of the state, and unless they conform to the statute he will prosecute the ofticers and agents, Thoe Presidont's Brother. National Associated Press. New York, December 11.—The president’s brother, Major Wm, Ar- thur, who have been transferred from the western service to Governor's Island by Gen. Hancock, yesterday visited tho custom house in the inter- terest of some friends in the custom seryice, S Chioago Hogs Packed. Natlonal Associated Press. this 10th day of December, 1881, (Signed) Joux P, Sr. Joun, By the governor, James Smrrn, Secretary of State, TENNESSEE'S LIARS. National Associated Pross, HOW THE TROUBLE AROSE. Nasuvirie, December - 11,—The difticulty between Senator Smith and J. J. Vertroes eriginated in a de- nunéiation made by the former of the latter while in the senate chamber in a speech demanding an investigation of the charges of bribery against him, Mr. Vertrees was attorney in an in- junction suit sottled to restrain the issuance of bonds under a law known as the “100-5 act,” and the bill pray- ing for an injunction alleges that Smith and others were bribed. Ver trees, in the argument before the court, stated that bribing had been al- leged, and the defendants in the bill had admitted it by going to trial, Smith, in his speech, used this lan- guage: “I found, after I had voted, slanderous letters at home which had been sent to the postmaster, charging me with corruptic charging me with bribery. 1 don't know the gentleman rsonally that made those charges, E:t understand he is in the house. 1 am going to allude to that gentleman, T am going to do itin this senate. 1 say that this man, John J. Vertrees, from the county of Sumner, when he accuses me of those offenses uiters . Cmicaco, December 11.—The pack- ing of hogs in this city since Novem- ba'r 1 sums up to 1,060,000, against 1,326,000 for the corresponding period last year, —— A Renoyating Remedy is tobe fonud in Brinock’s Broon Bir- TERS, Asan antidote for sick headache, female weakuess, biliousness, indigesti constipation, aud other diseases ..7 a ki dred nature, these Litters are invaluable. Price 81.00, trial size 10 cen eodlw New York B Nations) Associated I‘:u.: Mytament New Youk, December 10,—The bank statement to-day is unfayorable. The following are the changes: Loans decreased $532,800; specie decreasod H.’)A,,K)O; legal tenders decreased 8121,300; doposits decreased, £192,- 400; circulation increased §98,2 reserves decreased §581,100, e - ALMOST CRAZY. _ How often do we see the hard-work- ing father straining every nerve and muscle, and doing his utmost to sup- port his family, Tmagine his feelings whqn returning home from a hard day's labor, to find his family pros- trate with disease, conscious of unpaid doctors’ bills and debts on every hand. 1t must be enough to drive one almost crazy, All this unhappiness could be avoided by usmyg Electric Bittors, which expel overy disease from the system, bringing joy and happiness to thousands. Bold at fifty cents a hot- tle, Ish & McMahon, (8) Seoville has decided to GIVE A LECTURY next Wednesday on. the subject of the trial, with 50 cenis admission, to raise l'umfl to carry on the trial for the de- fense, The announcement for the lecture says: “‘Mr. Scoville will give some incidents connected with the case that may appropriately be pre- sented at a public meeting and yet not be appropriate in the court room.” A note in the handwriting of J. W. Guiteau at the bottom of the paper shown the reporters adds that Mr. Scoville is compelled to take this course in order to obtain means for the support of his family during the time devoted to the defense, ‘A divi- sion of opinion prevails as to the wis- dom or propriety of this lecture, but n?ympnthy is expressed tor Scoville for the manner in which he has thrown up private interests to defend his worthless brother-in-law. Guiteau refused to see any visitors but members of his family yesterday. He has promised Scoville rulnuutede to restrain himself in the court room, but says so many lies are being told about his past life that he must refute them. John W. Guiteau says the man feels himself like a stag at bay and must fight his attackers at any cost. The whereabouts of THE PRISONER'S DIVORCED WIFE are kept quiet, It is rumored she has left town. Guiteau's brother ex- pressed the opinion that she would not go on the stand, as her past history would be brought up, much to her ombarrussment. ‘‘Besides,” he said, “‘she ffwould be subject to running comments by the prisoner which wuulfi neither be agreeable nor desirable,” Col. Corkhill neither admits nor de- nies she will be called as a witness. While every cne else is forming the opinion that Guiteau will be conyicted and l\uni. the prisoner is said to as- sert the belicf that, if not acquitted, he will be adjudged insane, and will shortly have an opportunity to make a lecturing tour, Col. Corkhill ex- pects that the trial will be through by Christmas. The expert testimony for the prosecution will probably begin Ot doctors, it is reported, have long: theories to pro- pound and may perhaps occupy the stand for several days. As yet no es- timato has been formed of the cost of the trial, but it is believed that the prisoner’s own estimate of $100,000 to $200,000 will not fall short of the actual amount, theY government will have to disburse, With theexception of Wormley, the colored juror, all THE JURORS continue in good health. Wormley, who has been sick, is reported better and has now a swelling about the head which is thought to be a development of erysipelas, A physician who was in the court room for'a time expresses the opinion that unless great care was oxercised, erysipelas would result, The close air of the erowded court- room, limited exercise and good cat- ing all conduce to the development of the disease. 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