Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 13, 1883, Page 1

w [‘l... " bag, THE OwMAHA DaiLy BEE "TWELFTH YEAR. OMAHA NEB TUtSDAY MORNING MARCH 13 1883 06~ THE NATIONAL CAPITAL The Goming Crop of Wheat Oon- sidored by the Bureau of Sass and Sugar, The Oivil Service Reformers Frepared to Toss Their Shingle to the Breeze. A BSmall Oyclone Brewing Olose to Hazen's Head- quarters. The Overshadowing Oheck of a Oounterfeiter Darkens the State Department. ‘The Revised Tariff Forwarded to Collectors—War Claims Nettled: CAPITOL NOTES. Speclal Dispatchey to Tun Bra. A FALL IN GOULD. ‘WasHINGTON, March 12, —There was much excitement among brokers here to-day caused by circuiation of a re- port that Jay Gould was serfously ill at Jacksenvilie, Fla., that worat was feared. ~ Uneasinese subsided upon receipt of a dispatch from New York stating Gould had telegraphed he was in excellent health. THE TREASURERSHIP, Secretary Folger had a long inter- wview with the president this after- noon in regard to filling the vacancy occasloned by the resignation of United States Tressurer Gilfillan. No person was determined upon for the (position, A WAR OLAIM, in New York for some time, isina oritlsal condition. NEW HAMPAHIRE SENATORSHIP, Secretary Chandler denies that he will bo a sandidate for United States senator vice Rolllus, whose term ex- pires. He says he s In favor of the re-eleotion of Rollins. REDUCING HIS BUMP, Senator Don Cameron had a suco fal surgical operation performed Sa« tarday under the directlon of Sur. geon General Wales, Assoon as he galns more strength he will go south. COURT MARTIALING HAZEN, The secretary of war has requested the president to order a court of in- quiry to investigate Gen, Hazen's administration of the slgnal service The detail for the coart has not been made yet, but may be expected in a fow days. THE NEW TARIFF, The treasury department to-day malled copies of the new tariff act to all collectors of custome, together with {natraotions that sections |7 and 9 of the act go Into effect at once and ap- ply to all goods in bonded warehouses as well as to goods imported after passage of the act. Seotion 7 repeals the duties on charges heretofore added 1n ascertaining dutiable value of merchandise for the purpose of as- sessment of duties. This action will cause considorabie reduction in the amount of duties collected, which re- duaction is estimated by some at b per cent of the entire amount collected. Section 9 of the tar/ff act changes the manner of ascertalning the value of merchandise consigned by manufac< tarers in foreign ‘countrizs to agents in the United States and for which there is no foreign market value for the reason that the ds are specially manufactuted for sale in the United Statesonly. The law author- izes appraising officers to ascertain the cost and value of the materlal composing the merchandise at the time and place of manufactare, to- gether with the expense of manufac- In the court of clalms to-day judg- ment for $19,635 was rendered for a -olaimani {n the case of Stephea Dan- oan, executor, in snit agalnst the gov- ernment for cotton destroyed on the Mississippi during the rebellion. A COUNTERFEITBR'S CLAIM, The chief of the secret service di- vision made a report to the secretary of the treasury in regard to the case of Gaorge Albert Mason, the notorious .counterfeiter, recently released from prison, where he had served the greater part of a term of twelve years, and who has made a clalm against the gov- ernment for. $50,000 for false impris. onment. He made the claim as a British subject, through the British minister, 'l!'he claim was referred by the secretary of state to the treasury department, The chief of secret sor- vice makes a strong argument against allowing the claim, which he says is THE TREATY WITH MADAGASCAR. It is understood the Malagasy am- ‘bassadors will visit the state depart- ment officlally to-morrow and have a -conference with the secretary of state upon the subject of expediting the exchange of treaty ratifioations, in acoordance with the’ wishey of the government of Madagascar. It was stipulated in the treaty recently coa- cluded that the exchange of ratifica- | o) tlon should take place iu Madagascar, As this exchange is a mere formality the Malagassy ambassador desire to walve the stipalation and have the ex- ohlnfi of ratifioation taks place at once in Washington. Justice Miller, of the United States supreme oourt, was alightly indisposed to-day. He did not ocouppy the seat upon the bench, THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS, The following changes in stations and dutles of officers of the corps of are orderad: Ml'fir Barlow relleve Lieut. Colheny M. Robert of his duty in connection with im- provements on Lake Superior, taking the station at Miwaukee; Capt. Jas, B. Quinn will be relieved from daty by the last samed officer, and will relleve Capt. Edward Magulre of his dutles in connection with the improve- ments of the Yellowstone and Mis. sourl rivers, taking the statlon at St. Paul; Oapt. Daniel W. Lockwood will be relieved by the last named offiser and will relleve Major David P. Heapp, taking the station at Grand Rapide; Ospt. Albert H. Payson will be relleved from duty under imme- dlate orders by Chas, 8. Stewart, of the board of englneers for the Paclfic coast. THE CHARGES AGAINST HILL, The oharges made against Supervis- iog Architect Hill were made by Mourch, of Maine. They cover o7er twenty pages of logal cap, written with » type writer. March has made such complaints before, but never in the shape of formulated charges. Super- vising Architect Hill says 1t s J. G. Mills swho is sald to be pressing the charges against him (Hill) CIVIL SERVICE REFORM, Members of tha clvil service com- misslon met by appointment at Wil- lard’s hotel this morning, and thence proceeded to inspect the apartments offered them as headquarters. Judge Thomas, one of the commissioners, said: ‘‘We want three rooms for the commission proper, and a large room in which to conduct examinations.” After the commissioners secure quarters they will propare for the work for which they are appolnted. Rules for the government of the com- miseion will be adopted, and the mode of conducting examinations will be agreed upon, The commission have not yet formally considered the matter of appolotment of an examiner in- ehllx GROWING WHEAT J. R. Dodge, statisticlan of the sg ricultural department says no nmrn ot damage to the growing whea! been (recelved .by him. KHe future disasters alone can injare t! orop. fllormtlonhlbfln recelved that Mrs, Senator Harrison, who has been turlng, preparing and putting up the merchandise for shipment and makes the value so ascer: talned the basis for assessment of duties, The sections of the revised statutesrepealed bysection 7of thenew tariff bill are sectlons 2,907 and 2,908, and section 14 of the act to amend the customs reveaune laws and to repeal moeties, approved June 22ad, 1874, Long combing or carpet wools are in part excepted. With this exception, however, the operation of these pro- yislons is uniform, and extends to all imported goods on which duty is laid. Section 14 of the revenue act of June still more strict by authorizin, tion whon charges are omitted In the involce to make his own estimate of them, and then collect a duty of twice that estimated amonnt. All these provisions have ceased to be law since the 3d of March. sion was _rend in the case of the Unlted States, appellant, against the steamer Neustra Senora De Regla This was & suit for damsages brought by a Spanish corporation in Havana agalost the United States on account of the selzure of their steamer, the Neustra Senora Da Regls, at Port Royal, during the war, and the lsgro- priation of her by order of Gen. Sher. man as a prize. This court is of the nion that damages should be award- ed ae follo For unnecessary and unusaal delay in proceeding io judication, 176 days at $200 per day, $35,000; for value of vessel, $30,000; total, $65,000, with interest at 6 per cent from June 20, 1863, Opinlon by Ohiet Justice Walte, ADVANTAGES OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC, WasHINGTON, March 12.—E. V. Smalley, of the Northern Pacific, who is in the city, says the refusal of con- gress to consider any of the bills look- ing to a forfsiture of a portion of the land grant of that corporation is re- garded by the company as a final and conclusive settlement of all questions concerning the valldity of the entire grant., The maln line of the North- arn Pacific road will be completed be- fore next fall and that by the 1st of September the whole line will be ned for through traffic between 8t. 1 and the Pacific coast. wheat belt beyond the Rocky Moun- talns is as productive as that of the Red River Valley, and it has advant- es of climate which is no more severe that of Ohio, and = short route to the sea by way of the Columbia river and Puget-sonud porta. PLENTY OF MONEY, The statement of the United States treasury shows that the gold and sil. ver of the United States in the treas. ury to-day is s follows: Gold coln and bullion, $179,685 008; silver dol- 105,251,198; frac- 668,472; United States notes, $45,684,368; total, $358,- 188 936; cartificates outstanding, gold, $42,685 860; silver, $68,714,830; our- rency, $10,695,000, THE 81CK TREASURER, Folger is still suffering from hjs re- cent attack of malarta, He will prob- ably make a short sea voyage soon unless an improvement in health should render 1t unnecessary. SILVER DOLLARS, The issue of standard silver dollars from the mints for the week anded March 10th was $269,000; for the cor- responding period last year, §244,- 490, A DEAD BOLDIER, Lieut. Col. Brown, of the First in- fantry is dead. e ——— A Railroad Accidont. Sp:cial Dispatch to Tus Brx, CiNcINNANI, March 12,—A Con- nersyille, Ind., special says the wreck on the White Water road, five miles south of here, was caused by a broken rall. A dozen passepgers were hurt, but none seriously. The Chester Safe- Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bax. New York, March 12,—A dispatch from Halifax reports that the disabled Inman stesmer City of Chester resched there at noon, - | ran to the rear room and found M - |cut_them A FooL’s l"FATuATIo". the medical colleges according to law There {s no record of the disposition of the remaining 2200, It is sup. Ho Boads tho Starry Heavens|Eovecmuia: Far it te sloged. tha and Pronounces the Doom e (15 o some graves Charges are made that the bodies of Worlds, have been preserved 1u plokling flaid sent to distant points in keroseno barrels. The superintendent states that this was done fn a few instances, Breakers Warringin the streets at the request of Uarvaed college, in of New York and Florida warm weather. Wiped Out. THE FLOOD. The Ottawa Prophet Situation of the Deluge in the South Special Dispatch to Tis Bus. Orrawa, March 12, —Wiggina olaims | __ Mememzs, March 10 —8pecials from his propheoy i literally falfilad. He|Helens, Ark., to the Western Associ oays hundreds of thousands of lives |ted Presa say: The river declincd perished on the afternoon ofjthe 10 h, halt an inch, and will contlnuo falling owing to tho great tidal wave in the |slowly for several days, when a more Bay of Bengal. He expresses fear for | rapid dec ine is expocted. The love s the oity of Chester. Ho characterizes | 8re still being strengthened, and will the storm as the greatest that oan|be made thoroughly secure in this vi- possibly occur on this planet, makes a | civity. The back water ls atill rising dash at the Oanadian and United |In the overflowed districts belox, States authorltiss for not hoistiag sig. | This will continue until the daeline in nals 111l the storm was actually beat- | the river is great enough to draw thy ing upon the continent, and shows|Water back through the orevauccs himself a fool generally, Moat terrific ourronte, the roar from Orrawd, March 12.—The follow- | which can be heara here during tho ing is Wiggina' theory promised sfter |otill houra f the night, are tearing the storm: *‘This storm satisied mo |through che country below, parrying that the theory of opposite tide which | d ‘#truction with them, In ‘the Old I advanced in 1864 is correct, namely, [ Town lake region the water is highor that 1t is caused by the vibratory mo- | than ever known, the lesses to pinnt tlon of the ozean from the east to the|9r8 being greater than ever bif ro west. I know it to be an absolute | from the same cause. Oabins, fences fact that the hour at which great and fie.ul carcasses of animals are seen storms will atise at different polnts on | floating down the river in great num the earth’s suifsce; also when severe [ bers. The woathor is clear, with a cold, plorced like that of January |strong wind from the northwest. Tho just passed, Is to occur, when remark- | Southern express has been tranaferred able floods will take place and when |to the Midland road, owing to the winters will be distinguisned for great stoppage of trains on the Iren Moun- quantities of snow, can be predicted | tain rou'e tor any length of time in advance ' | SHAWNEETOWN, Il, March 10.— Then he gives long, weird confabula- | The greater portion of the town ls now tlons of planetary conjunctiops and |0ut of water. Tralns are runuing the moon’s phases, and siys the time |®gsin. Many houses that weathered will come, bat admits it may be thou. | the flsods are now falling, total or par- sands of years, when the whole Amer- tial wrecks. fcan coast will be put under water by | Mzurais, a tidal wave, “nng should Venus and | from Skipwith, Misa., sa; Mercury happen that moment to beat | to stop the Kislet b have been inferior conjuction and Juplter, Mars | without effact. The three gaps are The efforts that next week we may look out for squalls, Wexo. MORMONISM MACNIFIED. Puncturing the Bubbles of Sen- (SENERAL FORSIGN NEWS : Dunuin, March 12 —It1s stated be- sational Writers. fore Eagan quitted Ireland he handed the Land League fands and documents The Invasion of Adjacent Yer- to Parnell, Bigger and MoOarthy. ritories by Mighty Hordes, Stephens, ex Fenlan head centre, In- formed an interviewer he was never assassins, LoxnoN, March 12.—Lady Florence Dixio denles Sheridw 's statement The Bouthern Settlement of the Paints Few and Far Be- tween, Parnell and Bigger with not having league fund, she was acting merely as the tool of Peggott. She says she does not know Peggott, and never saw him {o her life. Tga rhnpv;lt that Fon;::r would suc b 5 oeed the Marquis ¢f Lorne as gover- Saur Lake Ciry, March 0.—It daf ;or poneral of "Ostiada ta dlaerenitsd bacoming popular to magnify Mor-| In the sommons Gladstono stated mouism; to enlarge upon what 1t is E‘lrl Blplomd" lu;l W“:Oi from the : " «flice of lord presldent of the council, doing, aud more particularly what 1t The eantet raoses will be trom the SOtH is going to do. Some of the mensa- |, "t} o 00:h, tional writers who make up in egony| Paris, March 12 —Total arrests what they miss {n facts, are just at|yosterday 84. Thirteen prisoners preacut dilatiog upon the Injury that | vers sentenced to panlshment, vary. New Meuxico by a threatened Mormon | The chamber of deputles will ad- invasion, It is confidently stated that | journ Saturday for a month, 500 families have been ordered by the HA:;“-]M:'fi' oy A pieon 3 o apon the plantation of Mercedes So church leaders to at once leave for|, b it 3" Guarcivas oaused the death thoso southern reglons, to be followed | of six negroes and one Chinaman and by others aa policy shall dictate. Tnis | woundiog six negroes and four Chioa- roport has little foundation in truth, |men. The engineer is also dead. The Your correspondent han taken pains |ugar botling house is a heap of to iuquire into the matter and can | FULDS. § ouly fiud two families whom the church [ The roof of ‘the northwestern wing anthorition have directed to settle in [¢f the Payree theater crashed through Arizona, snd that beosuse they wished | the entresol into the coffee house togo there. N> doubt others will|below. ~ Several familles escaped follow of their own volition, as some | miracalously. parts of that territory are regarded by Haurrax, March 12.—The Olty of the farmets of Utah as gfi:loxuc'.our‘l hu;vc by the lt:clr:r VERY DESIRABLE GRAZ 8 ) R L ointy L (S Thets o o don::t‘.‘ ::“.::'::h“ Oity of Cheater, glves the detalls of hand, but that the Mormons are grad- the accident and the trouble getting ually inoreasivg in all the sarrounding info w";h He “"d 'h; p.uenguu territories, but nothing like to the ex- | W.6r° ™0 Lo el T Trial of the Murderer of Young Turner Correspondence of The Bee. and Satarn at saperior oconjaction, [ about two huadred and fifcy feet wide. breakers will war in the streets of | The velocity Is aix to seven miles an York and Florida wifl be no more.” |hour and three feet d A weak A=l pointrl:umdon reported h“\:o levee REGT loide- on () son's plantations near Bpecial Dispaich (o Tun Bas. . | Mound Landing. Tll,za leved board has Prruaperenis, Maroh 12.—This | yent o large forcs of men to protect mornitg John 8. Syren shot hia|that point, The protecion of the brother’s wife, Lizzle Syren, in the|main levee !s atill considered safa. breast, and then shot himself through| Lirrie Rock, March 10, —~The river the temple. Syren, the husband of | at Arkansas Oity has risenan inch in the tnjured woman, keeps a bskery. | the twenty.four hours ending at b p. John Morrow, a nelghbor, hearing the [ m, to-day, and is still risiog. The quarreling and the two platol shots, | water is eight inches below the highest flood of last year, and the baok Syren wounded. A struggle ensued '.uzn‘; fm:, lynnh‘u. l\‘wlu'? ki between the two men, during which | Herena, Ark., March 10.—The Morrow wrenched the pistol from the | river s stationary, having fallen less infuristed man's grasp. The latter | than anlnch, The decline is: attribne then fled to the yard, and drawing an- ted to the cessation of the eastern gale other pistol shot himself. Dootors say | prevailing all dsy Tharsday and thfi_both will dle, throughout the night, follsissd by thy ¥ | west:rd “ brecae ‘of yes by, whid carried the tide away from this shore, Nothing short of Wiggin’s storm ocould effact us Injuclonsly. LouisviLLg, March 10. — Mayor Jacobs and the clty engineer left last night by s'eamer to visit the towns on the lower Ohio and dlstribute money contribated for the relief of those fl‘“‘ and placed in Jacobs' hande, e will examine into the damage done at varions towns where supplies are needed. He will probably so as far as Shawneetown and Padaocah, and return Wednesday. INDIANAPOLIS, March 10.—Gov- ernor Porter, with a committee of the board of trade relief, left here this afternoon for an inspection trip on the river from Lawrenceburg to Oaro. The steamer John Halifin was chartered for the trlp. She carries a fall load of provisions for distribution. This isthe closing of the committee work in distribution of supplles. The nmninln‘:dportlon of the fand will be distributed to towns needing ald for bailding purposes. The River Still Declining. Special Dispatch to Tus bmm, HzLeNa, Ark.,, March 12,—There was another inch decline in the river last night, makiog a total of three inches since the decline set in. The weather is clear and spring like. The sufferers by the flood within our bor- ders will be cared for by the state, and the ald cannot come too quickly. There are between 500 ad 700 negro refugees, who are wholly unprovided for, and are powerlesa to help them. selves, The levees sround Helena ‘Were never more secure. Mewmprs, March 12 —The water here has fallen nine inches since the deoline set in, It will fall more rap- idly as soon as the river gets within banks. Two negroes were drowned laat week at Austin, Mississippi, by the capsizir g of a dugout. The break in the Totten levee, thirty-five miles below Friar's Point, flooded all the country in the rear as far down as Australla. Twomen, name unknown, were drowned Frid — Briber SBentenced. Bpeclal Dispatch to Tus s, Corumpus, O., March 12, — The motion for a new trial in the case of J. D. Watson, convioted of offsr- ing bribes to Representstive Block, was overruled to-day and the accused sentenced to one year In the penl- tentiary. The Telegraph War. Special Dispatch to Tas Bus. Cuicaco, March 12,—An agree- ment has been entered into between the city and the Matual Union tele graph company by which the latter will be permitted to reunite its wires. The agreement stipulates the mayor shall have the right at his option to agein; that the company shall apply to the olty council for ex- teusion of its privileges and shall pro- ceed to gather ita wires into cables and string them on short poles pend- ing preparations to put them under- ground, A Corner in Cira. gpecial Dispatch to Tan Ban, Caicaco, March 12.—Upon reli- able information it is aacertained that » corner in May corn is being run here by the firms of Robert Lindbloom & Co., and Henry Richardson & Co., who are the same partles who run a snocessful corner on January corn. The latter firm run & t wheat cor- ner in the summer of 1881, olearin, about $3,000 G00. It is estima there Is about 3,000,000 bushels of No. 2corn in store in Chloago that could be delivered on contracts, and from the best - information obtainable the market is short from 80,000,000 to 40,000,000 bushels for May delivery, being the largestshort interest in corn for any one month in the history of the board, With the corner rale re- peated it would look dangerous for short sellers, Sullivan and Alsde. Spectal Dispatoh to Tas B, Bosrox, March 12, —John L. Salli- van has been invited to spar at the ben.fl".' u:dnrfid to Elliott's mo'.lxl;r l:n New York. (@ agrees to spar if the managors will have Slade on hand, the exbibition on any other evening than the 19th, when his own benefit takes place, and arrange the older of events so that he and the Maori may appear in the same sparring bout, If the managers will not consent to this arrangement, then Sallivan will re- fuse to spar, but will join with any other boxers in making up a purse of $100 each to be given to the mother of Blliott, e Tne Internstional Baby. Special Dispatch to Ti Bxa, MoxTeREY, Mex, March 12.—The international baby was christened this evening by Monsignor Montez Deoca, bishop of Nuevo Leen, receiving his father's name, Geronimo, Gen, Trevino preferred to have the christ- ening conducted quletly; therefore the ceremony was performed in the oratory of the bishop's palace, in the presence of only a few civilians, mili- tary dignataries and the Trevino and Ord familles, Ex-Priest Diaz and wife ware the god-father and god- mother, NOTICE, 1 would like to infurm the public that I am no longer connected with L. B, Vandenburg. Will continue to carry on business at 1713, Ohloago street. J. M. MarstoN, mon-wed-sat FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! $10,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS Trafiio inStiffs. TO BE SOLD AT HALF Bpeclal Dispatch to Tun Bra, THEIR VALUE, BostoN, March 12 —Im nfud to the charges in Governox Butler's message that the traffic in bodies of the pauper dead st the state alms house has been carrled on a long time, The Journal prints tement to the effect that of 2,800 desths in ten yoars, 680 bodlea were delivered to J,J, Brown & Co. will continue thelr retall department for the mext 30 days to close out at a great saorl- Eh‘;o.ooo worth of Dry Goods zed by removal at the fire. Come early and wsecuro bargaina, Store open until 9 o'clock P A 4n ,&Q are. lo:t.l::l:l'llt‘fi.‘l‘zh:‘:‘l:m‘l,:;:d“éo:h. the morning of the 10th the Missourl rog ®| found her and towed her to port. Navajo Indian reservation or forms|™ g v o "March 12. - The law for- s & sl Rl el Lo s bidding importation of pork, eto., caoltivated region, the high @olorado Hak bab Geb Desa setlotionsd; Th platean, than which no more sterlle |, oneq ,lt all, 1t comes into force and forb!ddlng reglon exists sonth of RKIHY diva .““' ublication. ;l;e Arotic ogun. 'ln this reglonl the Y ’n’;n et Bl;“ B.ACIK(; it . “orn;g:; o?" wl:l:h 'z.y“lp,:::'. LoNpoN, March 12.—Betting on the bly be found a dozen souls, Oxford-Oambridge races for Thursday and then all is desert, sand and rock, | Dext at fir-: f-éoreg gxfurd. el G thl the ighborhood of the Little |7 to 4 on the Cambridge crew, owing "cl;,:.xma: g'.'."lf...{.d",: ;f.;. e | o the b-n:;:::g::i::‘ng:ha'l-m:. tt! ts | il N disksias Mara ';".'Z.“w.:.".'h'f l:l‘ll:p:)l::: At a meeting ot ;W«Ew-ol-:e;hl:- be gradually growing smaller, The |Rates re nting the Sout! ‘orke ::‘q&’ s “hard e snire and Lanocashire iron trade, it ., W was resolved to restrict the output of P iron, The duchess ot rle ‘meilts, il swat] “‘mm‘m el dotting the mountains here and th:r:’ fll-mm m"' during until the borders of the Apache reser- 1879 and 1880. vation are reached. These all lie in THE PARIS-RIOT. the range of the mountains or in the [ LoNDON, March 12,—Iatelligence valleys contiguous thereto, that run |from Paris states that the Emeute parallel with the dividing line of] Arl. there was due to the fact that 60,000 zona and New Mexico, Bealdes these gfimn' are out of employment. The the “‘saints” have two 'imes correspondent at Parls says:: ) For the past few. days many (onlg; SETTLEMENTS ON SART RIVER, ers have kept sway from the city, be- two on the Gils, and one on the San [cause of its unsottled condition, Pedro, the latter the most southern of | There are now at Rome many Amerl. all their colonies it beirg about lo;t{ oans who were about to start to Paris| miles north of the Mexicun line. 1| when the demonstration began. these little villages, hamlets and MURDBA JN\ BPAIN, ranches put together would not make | Maprip, March 12.—The tatal 8o faras I can learn an aggregate of | number of persons arrested In andi, fund the THE LATEST STYLE. A Tailor Cuts His Last Snit and Invites His Frienas to the Funeral applled to in Amerioa to patronize|JOBD Hors, of Omaha Suicides in Ohicago. that in writing to the Times, charging | BPecis! Dievatch to Tun Bur. Cureaco, March 12.-~John Hora, scoounted for £162,000 of that land | a Bohemian, 40 years of age, of No. 710 South Morgan street, has been a bad husband since he was married elghteen years ago. His conduct was 80 violent when in Omaha two years since that Twe Bre prophesied he would never be happy until he killad his wife or child. He was a tailor and cutter and made good money, which he invested with the saloon keepers. Since Friday he has been particularly convivial and gracious with his friends, standiog drioks and inviting them to his funeral,which he eaild would oocwr shortly. Last night he arrived home late and as his wifs opened the door he hit her a blow in the face. S3he was terrified and with her three chil- dren passed the night with a neighbor. At 8:30 this morning she fouod her husband dead in bed. A revolyer lay by his side with which he had shot himself in the heart. He Wants a Return Ticket. £pecial Dispateh to Tun Ban, BostoN, March 12, —Patrick Levy, o passenger on the steamer Samarila, was arrested on arrival of the steamer to-day on charge of killing Patrick Hurley, a farmer, in Mullingar, Ire- Jand. TImmediately after leaving Queenstown, Levy iufyrmed the offi- :ll.l'.ld of the he ooll.::(tgd :Iu two years ago, say! arl hired a h{m over the head of :’n evioted tenant and he was Induced by ayment of twenty pounds (by whom e would not atate))to kill him. Levy says he was never suspected of mur- der, and left Ireland to seek employ- ment here, Levy now denles the twenty pound story, but says in & dranken quarrel he committed the deed. Britlsh Consul Henderson ad- vised letting the man proceed to his destination in New ¥ork and be kept under survelllance until advises fromy Kogland are rectived. OBicaco, March 12, —In the United States distriot court this morning & deoisicn was rendered in the pending: onses between the bucket shops and the board of trade, to the effect that board of trade, as a chartered in- has jarisdiaf Jersey Orry, March 12.—Two boym were arreated Ln,inu tiokets for Ghi~ 1" goln& west to annihilate the Indians. They. had four revolvers, ' two bowle kaives, 1,000 rounds. of smmaunition and$184 in gold. The Brooklya Bridge. Speelal Dispatch $0 T bEa. New York, March 12.—At » meet- ing of the hmklyn bridge trustees more than 3,000 to 3,600 souls, not | ghout Alersia for complicity In the [to-day, the cominittee on fare repprted much tobe feared in as rapid, rowing = territory des 1t is altogether probable that | der and sgrarian outrages and with sllowing foot passengers free, but for iy | Anaeshntmvument o L300, tod of (18 e Vv e Ona horse and man,.5 cents; one horse and » majority of these places would never betters joft the ‘‘black hand” |vehiole, 10 cente; two horses andwehi- Iuvol been settled had not the Mor- mfi,. Sixty ‘:' ‘gh: prisoners have ;d.v 20 cents; two horses and trucks,, mons done so. :'ndthh :{:‘ywnmlnm&mu ol.; murder trial. A young man nam Tarner, son of the sherifl of Utah Parss, March 12 —The 'l‘“""“‘“'! county was brutally murdered near [® member of the chamber of depaties Park Olty, without cause or provoca- | t0.fill the vacancy caused by the death tion, he having his head ‘:,', Glmul;-tta‘mhh-l:dyaug-v with, o result: mo] roix: re CRUSHBD IN WITH AN AXE, celved the h%‘:ut number of votes, Two men have been trled and con- | but not the reqpisite number tv victed, one to death and the other to | and another ballot'has to be taken.. imprisonment for life. The one sen- tenced to death, named Hope or Wel- come, ;hmngh some Inloun:l:y tlnn the rooeedings of the former trial, has by rha decislon of the supreme court at “gr‘;fll & Oo. m::;:::; of New: ¥ork Washington obtatned & new trial, | yuigned; liabilitios, $135,000, * which is now going hardly sgalnst| ) ..jdent Lawrence, of the New ¥Work him, A very romantic incident took !|Stook Kxchanko, refuses to anawor (es- place with regard to his arrest. The [tions und produce the minutesof the meet- man who arrested him was the maur. |ing of the geveraiog committee st which dered boy's father, and the same train, =' was "L“dl to. expel kfi""a’m ot n‘h‘“?h that brovght the dead body to thi | taaom Who ls-nuw seekicy Lo rog oity also brought the murderer and hiy . keeper, At one station along the line I.Tfl‘. m b,;’_"{;’w“:‘h':"fl,',,:f‘h‘;:_‘ :‘",': of the Unlon Pacific 80 Intense was [ miles west o# Crawfordsville, lad., in- the feellng of the people against tise | stantly killlng Joseph Green, delves, and prisoner that loud threats of ignching | Milton Rusk and Elizabeth Glack,” pas were made, and Sheriff Tarnez hadi to | *008er and: demolishing the hack. stand revolver in hand in front of the ’llh:dmwn‘hmt.:ht:omm.l‘lr re- risoner o proteo, e oes, the | Rk iresal upon the pation ot Menry murderer of his eldest son, at a thme | Cape Cod wits foreign capital. when to make the teellngs of the| mpe yupesior court of New York de- father get more agonized the doead | cldes a seat in the stock exchange ls part body of that son was lying a.few: feet | of the assets of a bankrupt fizm, i b i s e o TURNER DID HIS DUDY day, the 14th, at fl e ¥ regardless of his paternal feelings and | The ship laborers of Montzeal are be. brgnght the prisoner safe to town and | glnme t?& saitation ok Wigher wages for lodged him in_the penl\anth:{, and | ¥ 0oming sumIber, x After an extended confesence the Chi.. then attended to the faneral of his| Co™ t0n "1 00" 0ad "Steel company’s child, ckholders, owing to the abse f orp We have very fow natives of Ia bello | br two heavy holdes, the meoting ad France amongst us, y‘;fi;wa are grow- | purned u:i \!ne‘ 16th In&.. vithou:“rou:t- ing » community of frog eaters, One (1§ avy Ceclsion on proposition te restaurant keeper claims o have cook- "‘i'.“: “'L-‘ogig‘;"ul::f:'nl:d stock with & od and sold two hundred dozen. The| 0 B WTR IR I L g cigarettes or tebacco in any foym to a8 the demand inereases, it is becoming | minors, under pemalty of $20 for each of. a profitable occupation to hunt them, | fense, if ““hunt” is the eorrect expression. Wiggins noiwithstanding, we are having the neost delightful weather, | Special Dispatch to Tux Bax. But for all of present appeaxance,| New York, March 12,—The third there are many who thiok we should | anniversary the Salvation Army was not crow untll we are ouk of the |celebrated by & parade with drums, woods, Last month we had such a|banjos, gultar, accordeons and vio- furlous storm » day or two after the|lina Tn Brooklyn to night, at the time he predicted, and aa storms gen- | aty hall, s small dropped through wrally reach us two or three days after | the blg drum, a Hiddle was broken they deluge Ualifornis, such persons |and a female private rolled down the think he waa pretty near right, and|ateps, oconfessed compliclty in four miurders |30 ote. t was agreed to.have & publio celebration at the opsningof FAILED. TO.ELECT, |the bridge, and the leglalature will be. asked to ve the control oft Is,’ when: comple! , to three men. A\Shining Star Speclal Dispatch o Tus Bas. Nzw Yonx, March 12.—No more at. { cordial or enthusiastio recsption was ever recelved on the stage of the Academy of Musio than was. givem Mme. Albanlon on her first entre in the character <f Margherita to-night, The Jewe) song was recelved with tumultuons manifestations of approw- al. The support was exsellent, ular pralse belng ilvuloflu lebed of Madame Schalohi, which may be ssid to have never been eqnalled in this cltye Oorumnus, O,, March 12. —The re- blicans have nominated General O, . Waloutt for mayor. TUTT’S PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A _{ TORPID LIVER Loss of Appetite, Bo ti P b e B Witk e dunt agat Bation in the back part, Pain under low Skin, Headache Fonerad: the right eye, Restlessness, with fit« ful dreams, highly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION. S SRR IyITE ERLE e oty aste a0 canse i tem ;- ::-r .‘-’3 ':'ne"t:’l'" Agtiogtaihe Dlesadve Speany; o' TOTT'S HAIRDYE, IAIR DVE. L g Y e b gy il