Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 9, 1882, Page 1

LLEVENTH YEAR. OMAHA THURSDAY MORNI G, FEBRUARY 9 1882 19 THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Senate and House. Benator Morgan Summaerily Hen Snubbed by the Secre- tary of War. Delegate Cannon Arguing Law Points Before the House Judiciary Committee. Miscellaneons Notes of a National Character. CONGRESS. Rational Asociated Pross PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE. WasHINGTON, Kebruary 8 —Mr. Blair presented a resolution that the constitution be amended prohibiting after A. D, 1900 the manufacture, salo, mportation, exportation and transportation of aleoholic liquors, except for scientific and medical pur- poses. Ordered printed. The secretary of war sent a commu- nication in reply to Mr. Morgan's resolution for information regarding experiments with guns of larger calibre than eight inches, stating that it would take the whole al year to finish the same. Mr. Morgan moved it be tabled as insulting and said when the secretary got old enough to understand his busi- ness he would treat the senate in a less snubby way. Mr. Allison upheld the secretary. Mr. Harris introduced a resolution directing the secrotary of state to in- stitute negotiations for a reciprocity treaty with Guatemala. Mcr. Blair resumed the discussion of the resolution against repeal of the arrcars of pausions, upholding the act. Messes. Vost, Maxey and Davis (W Va.), all supported the arrears of peusion bill, the latter offering an amendment to protect the govern- ment against fraudulent pensions and to protect the lowest pensioners. The matter then went over until to-morrow on the understanding that thero would then be a vote. Among the number of private bills called up by unanimous_consent and passed was one by Mr. Dawes to ac- cept and ratify the agreement with the Crow Indians of Montana, It provides for surveys and settlement 1n a portion of the reservation in sev- eralty of Indians now on the reserva- tion, 1 consideration for the cession of the remainder of the reservation. Tho government agrees to pay twen- ty-five annual installments of $3,000 each. Au appropriation is made for the first installment and $15,000 for surveys. At 4 o'clock the senate went into executive session and adjourned at 4:45p. m. PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE. Mr. Kasson reported a_bill appoint- ing u commission on tariff instead of his bill for one on the tariff and in- ternal revenue, and hs would ask its connideration at an early day. Mr. Randall said when the bill came up he would move to amend by making the commission consist of two senators, three representatives and four experts, instead of nine experts, a8 now. The bill establishing a_central pos- tal savings bank with branches at every money order office providing that sums from 8300 to 8500 to bo re- ceived from cach depositor but not notmore than $100 a month from the same person, 2 per cent. interest to be Charles ¥ paid, deposits to be invested in gov- ernments by the treasurer —was re- ported. The house resumed consideration of the apportionment bills. Biils were offered to amend, making the number of members 300. Mr, Bayne supported the commit- After call of committees the house passed a resolution empowering the postmaster gencral to reimburse post- | | muasters for loss by fire and burglaries. The bill reestablishing the Geneva avard commssion was favorably re- nato was taken from the speaker’s and referred to the ways and means commitiee, special order, that for the day being | $20,000! eulogies upon the late Michael O'Con- nor of South Carolina. Addresses were made by Mossrs, Dibble, Ran- [} dall, McGinness, Lindsay, Robinson (N Y.), Evaus and Ellis, after which the houseat 4:30 p. m. adjourned. | #mall vi « CAPITAL' NOTES. ADMISSION OF WASHINGTON TERRITOKY, house commitiee on territories will i | t N 3 per cent funding bill passed by | chur At 3 o'clock the house took up the [ton, Ky., this morning. the only Witness before the jury in the star route cases to-dny than the same month last year, moneys at Larned, Kas. sec etaryship of the treasury. sommencing on the 13:h inst affocting b his election. charged to the secretar) for the same. 1f there was for them that was not ch Sherman’s personal character he been touched by the mvestigation. and sentenced by, be hanged. This cass g the para; consul jurisdiction,” phia, headed by Gov. ask an appropriation of morrow. o Towa Legislature. onal Associnted ¥ Des Moines, K wa sworn in. The bill to pay school d ctors §| a long discussion. the rules to puss the bill. ‘Wisconsin Legislature. National Awsociated Pross. mission to the bar. A lengthy di bly concurred in of polygamy. sl Obituary Nasional Amaciatar Brom, Cincinnati bar, died this morning aged G4 Railrod Officlals Killed. Nutional Associstud Pross. Firos. At re yed Burrenvieim, Ing bruary 8 Bowley & Thomas' saw mills burned ast night, Loss, $6,000. Maxsuar, 1, February 8.—The of Casey, six miles wost Jf this place, sutfered a disastrous fire last night, eight stores and two residences being destroyed. The fire was only checked by tearing down WasHINGTON, February 8. The | buildings, there b cilities in ire. Loss, he place for putting ou all probability report favorably the | §20,000; insurance, §1,600. bill for the admission_of Washington territory as @ state. The main propo- | s PHILADELPHIA, pbruary 8. —'T'he tock of Gieo. Doll & Cou’s dry and siion to admit the state has been | fancy goods importing house was dam- agroed upou s ged by fire to-night, §3,000; fully MISCELLANEOES, insured, The president has decided to re- ; S T T National $tove Mon! sorve Mouday tstead of Saturday as | National Stove M the day for exclusive attention to de- partment business, as congressimen and senators have wore leisure Satur- | tional stove manufucturing assoc 5 than othor days and prefer call. [ tion is in session ing on him on that day. Henceforth |1 on Monday he will receive no visi- tors. It is currently reported here that G, W. Fidlay, of Indians, will be ap- |} inted first agsistant secretary of the wreasury pton resigned. ommittee on the elec- tion of president and vics president 5 Means., Offic first vice president, C. - —— Assoclation. Crixcinyar, Fobruary 8.--The na ovo to-day. The wolcomed by Mayor s were elected ag fol swa: President, W, H. Whitehead; J. Filley ouis; second vice president, Stephen t Burtow, treasurer, Uriah Hill, Jr., ceretary, W. H. Sard. iembers wer Mormon Converts. considered the bill of Mr. Updegrafl | National Assoviated Press. fixi g the time for counting the votes and sending the cont-nts to the Unit- od States court and inviting D. D. | w Field to give his views before the [sc committee at a special meeting which | o CHATTANOOUA, Tenn,, Fobruary 8, Patent office recoipts for Janvary | Yosterday’s Proceedings in the[were $79.000, being &14,000 more The president signed the commission to-day o Leopold Markhiel to be assistant treasurer at Cincinnati, and Booth to be receiver of public = y g An BExpress Agent Who got | John C. New declined the assistant The sixtieth installment of the Mexican indemnity will be distributed, The house judiciary committee to- day heard Deiegate Cannon, of Utah, who, in arguing the law points in his case, contended that under the consti- tution the governor had no authority to consider religious belief as a mattor right to a certificate of The committee on the inyestigation of the treasury department still con- 3 & \ tinues the examination of witnesses, | PHILADELPHIA, February 8.—The most of them being former witnesses | confession of Ww. Henderson, al- recalled. Among thosoe thus recalled § were Powors, chief clerk to Pitney, | that Chief of Dete and a number of employes under|City Detectives W Pitney. Comment is made on the al- | have received 10 to leged statoment by Pitney that he |&ross proceeds of robberies upon con was frequently requested by the scc- L retary and Mrs. Sherman to send per- (€0 free, and Weil reccived $2,600 | frona one source alone dming the con- tain work, and it issaid he produced | tennial year. He also alleges that notes making such requests signed by both. Mrs. Sherman's friends | the detectives ord do not deny that such services were [ tOWN on pain of be K performed, but say the time was taken | €Very robbery that right oceur. - The out of the pay of the workmen and | wen implicated will publish an open letter iu the morning denvuncing the charges and alleging that Henderson iy work | Merved torms in Sing rwed it was | Prisons and that Bis por for some matter which she knew [rosues’ gallery of every prominent nothing of and for which Pi ney neg- | Prison in the Union. 4 lected to take account. There is good | Vestigation of the charges will be autnority for the statements that not| New Youk, February 8. - Thomas sons to their residence to perform cer- s private ac- count,and Mrs, Sherman has vouchers The president has paraoned James Webb, who was convieted of murder | for life for murdering his mistress, the United States | Maggie Howard, on De ember 4th. consular court at Nagaski, Japan, to ¢ rise to aph in the president’s an- nual message in which he said: ““Tu Japan and China some changes are desirable in the present system ot our A large delegatiou from Philadel- rtranft, to ,000" for the improvement of the Delaware river, will have a hearing before the house committee on commorce to- ruary 8, - In the house, A. W. Dougherty, of Dubuque, ] a day for services was defented after The seuate bill providing for a special election for the people to voto on constitutional amendments came up and the house refused to suspend Mapison, February 8.~ In the as- sembly resolutions were adoptedlook- ing to the loan of the trust fund of the state and the appointment of a board to exumine candidates for ad- cussion took place over the senate ros- olution requesting congress to create a court of appeals, which was favora- Seuutor Buirv s presentod a me- morial to congress for the eradication Cixciswati, February 8.—Judge X, the oldest member of the | Waco, Texas, February 8 —Major Washburn, enginvor and suporintend- tee's bill ent of the Missouri Pacific: road, and | 3 N. W, Stoll, head contractor on con- struction, were killed in u hand-car accident a few miles below this city ast night. S oll's wifo was badly in- jured, but may recover. {lost until this aftd |arrested by a det CiscisNati, February 8. —Sholteke & Son's farniture factory was do- and the Mother of God W damaged by atice in Coving- Loss, senger and ticket agent ot city to-day on the way to St. Louis, for which place he departed ths cve ning, St | agent for the Canada Southern ruil. road, with Deadquarters at Kausas City, arrived to-day ing of passenger a; nd | | CRIME. Away the Deteoctives. Away with $18,000 is Finally Caught. thé Old Plan of Beckoning the Clerk Outside. Criminals. 1 official in- made. McDonald was to-duy sentenced by Recorder Smythe to the penitentiary Cuioaco, Fobruary 8.—Pinkerton's made an important capture this eve- ning in arresting a gang of forgers — Chnas. O. Brockway, Geo. Engle, Jack Brush, Charlio sons and J. I” Morton—who were just ready 1o spring a great schemo” of for the Chicago | y on uks to tako hundreds caught in the first act in presenting a forged check for $4,800 and the whole gang was arrestea. ReaviNg, Pa., February 8.—The ety for Married Persons who are be- ing prosecuted for conspiri and defraud Wm. Bus liminary hearing to-day sued as indiv swer by the cour! Sax Francisco, February 8. —-Mar- ehal Williams, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s agent at Tombstone, Arizona, has fled, carrying off $9,000., Cixorssart, Fobruary 8 —A girl named Bettio Stewart was fatully stabbed in the head at midnight by Ohavles Stewart, hor paramour. The kuife penetrated hor brain. had a pro They wero uals and Leld to an- Orrunwa, Ia., February 8.--One of a party of hve convicts boing tak- en from this city to the Fort Madison penitentjary yesterday, mado a des- perate jump through the window of the closet on the car and effected his escape. The train was running at a high rate of speed at the time. A stop was made and search instituted, but nothing could be found of the prisoner. MavsviLe, Ky., Fobruary 8, — The Third battallion, Kentucky Guards, arrived by stvamer this morn- two condemned Ashland murdérors, | for safe keeping. | ATLANTA, Ga., February 8. —A col- » |ored woman named Maoore was stab- | lman in Berien county yesterday. | | Jenlousy was the cause, | Purtavecenny, February 8. — Henry | | Cluy Warmouth, agent of the Adams | [ express company at Bladenburgh, Ky., | disappe from that place in De- | | cember lust. By a coincidonco $18,- missed at the same fime. Warmouth | was heard of shortly uftorward Savannah, and all traces w iy when Lo w tive at the Elmo, whore he has been stopping for be had taken from a houss in this city. A gold watch and clain wore the only articlos of value found on his | a requ Kentucky. CHicaco, Fobruary 8,—This after- noon a man in p buggy drove up to Herman Vehstel's grocery, 3,447 State street, and beckoned to a clerk to comu out. The latter immediately did 80 and noticed as he went out that another man entered the store, After a short conversat with the man in the buggy he re-entered the store and was surprised to find it ion from the governor ot | and minus $250, he awoke to the fact that he was ‘he viotim of a well planned robbery. Railrond Affairs. Nationul Assosiated Fros Cuicao, H. Hurlbut, of Buffalt, general pas- » Canada hern railroad, arrived in this So Cureaco, February 8 —Mr. L. B, Eveland, southwestorn passongor New York, Fbruary 8. A meet. r Fink foday for the Mormon missionaries are hard at ork in Union county, East Tennes- and have secured a number of mnverts, notably some negros. Com- the committee will hold. munities are wrought up against them Henry Goldwater, of Arizona, was|u: 1d threats of lynching are made, weason are to be higher than they having decided to take advantage of It was learned ratos for the coming were lust year, railroad managers the immense tide of ewigration Citeaco, February 8 0 & Cook County Railway and Dum ! capital of incorporated to A Philadelphia Thief Giving & IH‘()_(HH_P. »;'u! \t Springtield, The any point in Chi ywood, Pullman, Thorn her suburbs, cither on, un der or elevated above the ground. ofticial corroboration of th that Allen G, Thurman, G burn and T. M. Corby are to form the trunk line arbitration board had been received by the officials of the Pennaylvania railroad company up to this evening, St. Lovis, February 8 orn passenger agents’ association hold a meeting at the Southern hotel to- ay, all leading roads being ropro Egan, Lowell, Cobb, Adams, Chesborough, Fish, Bacon, Hooper, Barry, Wishert, Charlton, Knight, A Chicago Grocery Robbed by Miscellaneous News of Crimes and luded to in previons dispatches, states ives Tryon and il and Jackson 5 per cent. of the s, Dawes and Huuson. At the clection of ofticers for the ensuing term following were selected Smith; vice presidont, . sideration of allowing tho thieves to when he stopped paying the *‘divey’” d him to leave D. Wishart, E. A, Ford, 0 arrcsted for Chandler and C. | There being business bufore the associntion journed to meet at Chicago, Thurs day, February 16, 1882, Cnicaco, February 8.—The advance enger rates, which went into effect on Monday, caused a | ble decline in business which have been busy hives during the low rates almost deserted. nd Joliet is in the in cast bound Boet Sugar Manufaoture National Associntud Pross. Farnuay, P. Q., February 8 a special meeting of the Buect Su company, of the province of Quebee, to consider the company's affurs, the | reports presentod show serious loss on productions of the first scason. plication will bo made to parlianent 10 s 000 in mortgage bonds, and continue efforts to make the m- dustry in Canada a sucoess. | of thousands. One of the garg was| Attompt at Suloide * ational Associated Frose. officors of the Union Beneficial Soci- | Smith, aged 40, attempted to commit suicido by taking laudanum. : tor was called in s pumped out., critical condition, a few days ago, leaving eight children Poverty and sorrow caused him to attempt the rash act. to cheat | and his stomach mith's wife died Got Drunki and Died. Nationul Associated Press. LawreNceviLLe, 11, February 8. —The coroner held an inquest on the three bodies of uvknown . | yesterday and the corpes were sent to | Crawford county, where they resided. It seems they attended a funeral, got d a boat in the Embar- ras river at night, reached the shore and perished from cold. drunk, capsiz Marine Intelligence. National Press As-ociation. Nw Yok, February 8. The Scythia and the ltaly for Lver- pool, the Hollaud for Loudon, the St. Laurent for Havre, Arrived —The Arizona from PriLapeLeiia, February 8.—Sailed The Lord Gough for Liverpool. EMEN, Fobruary 8. The Main from New York, AmsTERDAM, Fobruary 8 The City of Montreal for New York. iag and left on a train at noon for| | Lexington with Craft and Neal, the | Fell From the Third Story. bed to death by another colored wo- | NaHOMI Amociated Pros. Chitcaco, Febr a carpenter, f Juo. Homas, oll from the third story of ane s building this afternoon and tken to his home by a pitrol wagon and is not expected to recover . | 000 of the funds of the company were | Mutaal Proteotion. ut | Kaxsas Crry, Mo., Februaay 8, o then | The supreme judge of the Order | Mutuul Protection for s [ now holding its session i this city. srineipal cities and towns of Missouri, I'he sessions are secrot —— o — Arrestof Clinton Garroters: person. He was taken to juil to await | NHous Asociatod Prom I, Fobruary 8 men have hoen arrested for garroting an old lady 1w passenger depot and taking hor satchel and money. hud gone on to Eaton Rapids, Ind., but has been telegraphed for a week with i notorious woman whom | } Moxican Mattors. National Asociated Pros o¥ Mexico, Fobromy 8, — The president yesterday seut the name of Mantios Romero to the senate for cupty, but soeing the till drawn out | SOMfirmation as Mexican ministor at THE JEANNETTE. | Named and What Were Found on Them No e statoment | How the Missing Boat Became | dangor and is expocted to ssn ro- Separated from the For. tunate Ones. the Ioe. National Associated Pross joined dispat-h from Lie definito tidings had been received ed to the Herald to-nigl Belure, Bolinar, and Sis ty milew I s ono of the hest known journalisis S ooper, |and game. Jorome J. Colling | 010 of the i ! Sl e Mol T | olnteorcd to stand by the | Chicago and one of tho brightost men | Grok froutior at Aualoosia aa ottlod ! ) WG AL an |10 the profession. He has been man | by the commue: gles, W. H. Poonty; board of arbitra- | dying seaman, Hans Erickson, and | iy N T The insurre 3 16t the others of De Loug's party push | #8508 editor of the Daily Nows, The| The insurrec i To other | south, Men in search build huts and | POS: 18 one of the most important in | spreading to an alarming extoot, 10 other |south, ch buile 8 ang spring sorvices wore hel was searce. (ot about 30 bears, [ seals and 6 walrus No fish or whal course. The ship keeled over hea 400 miles. The sIX months he drift was vol Sounding fathoms noar Wrang was often visiblo 7 faco water tomp above zero, wir were, greatest greatest heat, 44 above icat e k's hei growth of ice, 8 feet; b 23 feet. Bugineer Sche wood and ¢ Great tidal a the soul const was nnmed Cape Bm ma, W conld advanco, Se Loat did better than ours, (Mellville 10th, thre tho ice of § boats having got gular ~dr erign Islands, Juck Col Washington, and the nominstion was Senor Romero on being officially notified ot his appcintment, immediately accopted the position and will start for Washington next Sun- or Romero also telegraphed 3 Goneral Grant, president of the Mex February 8 - Mr. W. {0550 0 rl.'ulw‘n_), rosigning his position as Mexican i voad, and hin resignation was uccepts od, approved, day. may restore hin — N cen and Jackson, of the Jeamnette, ar Tatish, at the conflu On, and procoeded to Irkutsk e Telephone Conmeotion Nitional Associated Irom. I'he secretary of the iutor . president to convoke an oxtra session of the senate Lo consid ical difliculty in the state Rigstra, the goy- is reported to haye resigned, and wis unable t) harmon the ditlierent factions quested the cr the poli eruor of the state, i nts of “the trunk [ State ‘Conventions 1a Dos Moines, | 1101y 40 m lines was held at the office of Pool | Nt ousl Axsociated Fros Commission purpose of ficre to-day. we 22d, the tele g Clinton, Lyons, Comanehe, bany, Gordon ¥lace, Morriso Lywdon, Sterling and Rock bringing in communication twolve wis, and covering a ter o lone by 10 wide Indications vitics and t ulating ratea for cmi- | atate hotel keopers' association mt | Netlonal Asociuted Feow grants from the Atlantic to the weat. Wassanaron, February 9.—For The state pharmuceutical n-sociation | the upper Missouri valley on the 14th, and the state con- | ol udy veation of real estate dealers on the|p rtion rain or svow, variable winds, mostly uorthwest, stationary {Brief Acconnt of the Expedition cporAtors are to the Pole. B. Farwell, Louis Wghl, Cyrus | Bontly and other eapitalists road ie to run feom The Lands Discovered and Interesting Dotails of the Drift tn | on the fight, he has telographod Ryan New York, February 8. The sub- Danen- | 3 o'clock this mo hower dated Trkutsk and announcing A Ot atroots to-day. De Long’s mussing party are forward Do Long's party is between stations ouck, Tutolousk, in & narrow wilderness six ! e S orenr six | eral at Chommtz, i Saxony, is | porte has informed the ambassadors | 0 over overy inchof theregion which winter quarters and found that he | the world. Te s undorstood the| Loxpow, Fobruary 8.—It in boliev was safo before he entered the jee | ®PPeintment was recommended by [ ed in diplomatic circles hero that the near Herald island. Tho goneral | Senator Davis, of Hlinois. health of the crew during the fitteon wonths' drift was_excellent. No seurvy appeared. Wo used distilled water, bear and seal moat twico a 10 rum was servea, Divine Wo took much oxercise. Everybody hunted, Game 1) were seen. All possibla observations were made, showing a northwest ly, pressed by ico most of the time. The mental strain of the ship's com- pany was heavy. The vesult of | W, Phrockmorton, 315 West Four- the drift tho first five months was was o eyelodial movement of the ice. During the last y rapid were pretty even, 18 = 11" Land, which mitles distant., The greatest was 80 fathoms, averago 18; bottom blue nud. Shrimps and plenty of algological s« cimens wero brought up trom the bhortom. Suar-| ure 20 degrees extreme temperature of the 14, 38 below; first winter, mean temperature 33 bolow zero; see: ond winter, 39 below; first snmmer, temperaturo 100 uhuvn.l Hm;‘\'imt dai ity about 50 miles our. | 8300: i X B woro ot Trequant. - Haronnwtcy | 80005 oue nots e, MaCoricepogely | portatioi of potrleuim. and thermometer fluctuations not great. Disturbances of the needle coincided with auroras, Winter's truss saved the ship on November 23 from boivg crushed. ‘Telophonos were broken by the movement of the ice. Photographic collections wero lost with the ship. Lieut. Chipp's 2000 auroral observations wero also lost, but the naturalist’s notes were saved. Jeannette island was discov- ered May 16, 16 dogeees and 56 min- utes north; was swall and rocky and we didn't visit it. Henrietta island was discovered and visited May 24, in latitude 27 degroes and 3 minutes north, longitude 147 degrees and 32 wninutes east. It is an oxtovsive island. Am-| Nasuvi mals are scarce and glaciors plenty. Benuett Tsland lies in tati- tude 76 degrees 38 minutes north, longtitude 148 degrees 48 minutes | east It is very Jarge. On it we found many birds, old houscs, drift al, but no seal or walrus, ion was observed, The const was bold and rocky. A capo on driftod during the first weck | of the re u.]-'.lnnz," wilos more than we | Landing and fatally injured 4 was kneo deep. Wo had to g0 14 times over and over the track, seven times with loads, Lieut. Chipps’ during the afternoon of Septembor ar of inovsky island at _noon {of that day; about dusk ho was a thousand yards off our weather quar- ter and lowered sail as if rounding to, Wo lay to for 24 hours under a tian: Nothing was scen of Lieut. Chipps' boat at daylight. Lo could not get back to the wland inthe northeast gale. He was unable to curry his share of provisious, 1 obsorved a strong easterly curront near the Lena delta. There were masses of driftwood betweon the Sib- o8’ wind s not wholly alienated. He has uot boen violent for twelvo days, but is happy and harmless. Gotting home 81, Prresssura, February 8.— Lar- rived at Onsk, a fortified town on the ©of the river Cuisioy, la, Fobruary 8 -Con. neetion was made yesterday botweon phones of the companics of Clinton and Whiseside, 1 , connec Ryan All Right. National Asociated Prose The Compliments of the Bear to NEew York, February 8, arious i PN WoRE SeBbive bots. Khout ohe the Lion. condition of Paddy Ryan, one being t ho wan fatally injured. R, Ko | " Fox, of the Natioual Polics Gaotte, | The Russian Ambaesador In. auys ho had o dispateh from W. 1 sultingly Replies to the Harding, his roporter, this morning 2 saying Ryan was all right oxcopt a English < ecretary. broken jaw and bruises. Ho is in no . turn home. Harding thinks | 100! the Fenian, Sent to the he lost the fight through Bay tor Seven hernia and the fact that his truss slip- poed out of position during the fight. Yeara. Fox says that though he lost 88,000 - Misoellancous News That Came ho could draw on him for any money Ovis s Bibls: he may need. NEW Onrieans, Fobruary 8, - Ryan . camo to town Iast night and | dised Mabiin, Fobruary 8. -Thore has with Sullivan. Both drank wine till | .o a gonoral atrike of the composi- I tng. Ryan in not | ¢ on'the various journals in this suffering much and was out on the city, who demand a reduction of hours and an incroase of wages. Tho mas. tors have conlesced and three of the papers have been obliged to oease Cuicaco, February 8, John J, | publleation . Flynn, who hias beon appointed consul | CONSTANTINOPLE, Fobruary 8. —The — — Griggs' Sucoessor Natlonal Amociated Pross that it rojects the arrangement of the W in Arabia s the service. Chemnitz is o city of | Gemin inswgonts have proclaimed 100,000 inhabitants and is one of the | Mahomet Khardelin, a descondant of threatened difliculty between Ger- many and Russin will be amicably ad- justed. The Times states that Russia has taken the initiative move for this purpose. Lord @ranville, foreign secrotary, has remonstrated with the Rusaian ambassador in - London against Rus- Virginia's Whipping-Post Law. National Associatod Pross Ricnmosn, Va,, Kebruary 8,—In the senate to-day the bill repealing the law of the whipping-post was ordored engrossed. This was done as the result of the readjusters’ eaucus | gin's recent nction in Awin, and es- lnst night, which opposed the recom- | pocially in regard to the Russinn mendation of the committoe on courts | troaty with Persia. It is rumored toallow the law to stand. that “tho ambassador's roply was haughty and insulting. The queen’s hoalth iy said to be furling and sho is going to pay a visit to Mentone, Frauce, for the purpose of recuperating. Conservative leadors have decided to make uncompromisivg opposition to Gladstone's bill for eloture. BeruN, February 8 — In the Prus sinn parlinment to-day the ecclesiastio laws bill wus roferrcd to a committee. St. George Henry Lowther, better known as Lord Lounsdale, is dead, - Alloviated Him Too Much New Yok, Fobroary 8.—Harvey teenth streot, died to-day from the effeots of & dose of opium administer- wd by his wito to alleviato his suffor- ings from sora throat. A Guitoau Relic National Awsociate Cuicaco, Fobruary 8.—Snydacker & Co., thin morning,” while rummag- | yod 27 yours. ing the contents of an old safe that [ “obin, the Fonian, was convicted had como through the big fire, come | yestorday wt the Leeds asrizes of ou a folded sheet of note paper on | troason and felony and sentenced to which was inscribed the following: | Botany Bay for toven yours' - ponal “May 12, 1870, Ruceived trom | saritode. e YO Mossrs. Snydacker & Co., one judg Vienna, Folpoary 8 - The lower ment note v, l‘:""m‘} Boge, ’;3"; one house of the reichsiath, o parlinment, . note va. L. 8. Warner, $206; one | of the western part of the empire of judgment note va. Jacob Forsyth, | Austria has voted a n the im- Strauss & Co, $316; one judgment noto ve. Louiso Freczo, $300. i (Signed) Chas. J. Guiteau, No. 2 A card, Mothodist church block.” o the Kditor of Tho Iice g Mr. Suydacker says Guiteauhad a| In answer te the many inquiries in good reputation as & collector at the | regard to my councction with the so- time these wore given him and sus- | culleq lately tained such reputation by collecting & sl portion of theso notes but never h this city, T feel called turned ovor the money to the house. | upon to make the following. state- mont: Said “mission” is an_ontirely dif- forent socicty from, and in no wise Conton. To. Fobruary 8 The 11 | comuceted with, tho church for which Linton, fu., fubriary 8. -1ho 111y },ve Jabored, nud for whoso. now church cdifico T have been soliciting contributions, - “Lutheran mission,” convered s Fatally Shot year old son of J. Traver was acci- dentally shot by a target gun last night and probably fatally wounded. E. A. Foagistrom,, Pastor Swedish Lutheran church. The Tennessee Funding Aot. Natlonal Amsociated Press. ¥, February 8. ~The be- lief is strong hore that the supreme court will decide the suit against the funding act. Winninga Bride. From & Wyoming Liar . Jumes Dunlap, of Now Haven, ap- plied for a position ssfarm hand at s Deacon Eldridgs's farm, in Lnsdale, R i Pennsylvania, twelve years azo, and Netonal oo merOl was put at work, Eldridge had a Atantic Crev, N, J., Fobruary 8, | dsughter fifteen years old, who be- 1 Abbotl, conductor on the |€me fascinated “with Dunlup, and y railrond, was struck on | Ater wnacquaintance of tyo years he the head ‘to-day by a locomotive |#sked the “deacon’s conscnt foc the. while adjusting’ a switch at May's | daughtor's hand in mearingo. The m objected because of Danlap’s penniless condition, The girl prom- Jsed to gain her father's consont or put an end to her unhappy existence, Dunlapdeft the farm, declaring that he would some day wturn a man of woalth and in influsnce, He wont to Wyoming Territory, whero he ob- tained o situation as driver on a stage lino, and ot thzend of fiue years he purchascd a half . interest in the o, . business. By shrovd financiering and Puitaverriia, February ‘H. ‘|-h'» successful speculation he cleazed §20,- initial wumber of Judgo” Tourgee’s |60 which, with the. profit from litorary wookly, =~ Our Continent, | huyiyans, gives hiwa the title of, being: wan issued to-day. B has sixtoon | o0 of the wealthisst resideats of Wy- poucs, the wizo of Harpor's Weekly, | (i He in atyo one of the heavs. with four columne to tho pago. Tho | oy eyiekholdors in a new sailroad en; illustrations are not suficient to excite terprise. Ho rsturned % Lanadale speciul remark. Among the proso| . Thursday, sfter an absence of ten, contributors are Noah Porter, Hon. yours, and wis married to Miss KJ- B. G, Northru, John Habborion and | i, U1 GO0 G0 pne’ wodding Ike Marvel, while the pouts inelude [ Lo grand o dair, 'j'llu bridle eouple ‘l' I‘“’ )”"d"' "l”.;h’l‘""l“. l“"‘“;“"» G. 1 g6 to Now Haven and thence to Wy . Lathzop and J. T. Trowbridge, oming, Thabride has rejected many Small Pox. offers in tho past ten years. She ia Natlonal Amociated the belle of Lackawanna valle, New Youk, Fcbruary 8.—Three new cases of small pox are reported to day, ono the concealed case of s gt b ik e e BANKING HOUSE ed as a letter carnier in the genaral IN NUBRASK A, postoftice aud has lived in the same s County seat Fight in lowa National Awsociatd Pross CLnton, lTowa, February 8, Nightly meetings are held in Clinton and Lyous in opposition to the remov- al of the county seat to DoWitt, The contest is becoming hot, The New “F National Associate ! 1" 0l’s Errand.” 'he Oloest listachshea proom with tho sick child the wholo | Caldwell, Xamilton & Co,, time, going to work duly pud has handled thousands of letters. which Have gone to as many different howes T DT RAINE AWNINGS | | s nge e o s mpors viade to Order on Short Notice it GROENWALD fz SCHRUEDER'S Harness Stora, 1008 FARNHAM § & Of dej ot mugd payanle in three, it futerost 4 s made to e USRI ritics ab mrkel ratee of wboreal. Ruy and sell gold, mond, state, COuiLy . Draw slgut esfts ou Bayise, i and, Kok fanls-dgu) | land, and all parts of Euc i Soll Europosn padsage ¢ 1 o exchaage, vovern Part- weathor, in the south QOLLECTIONS PRON 7110 s A. G. TROUP, | wié k; ATTORNEY - 27T. 5.0°W | © " 1k “WINE OF CARDUL" ladies,