Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 30, 1883, Page 1

a A rv> \ TWELFTH YEAR. VOE MATTV RRE-FRTHAY MAW: « 20 ' OMAHA DAILy BEE OMAHA NEB FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 30 183 182 THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Another Libsral Contribation from Germany for the Flood Sufferers. Permission Given Oanada to Modify Its Tarift Laws Re- lating to Whisky. Nine New Bcalps Becured the Vigilant Hair Raisers of Mexico. The Immaculats Gall of Ohio Man Agaiaon Ex- hibition. by tke Several Hungry Patciota & nxiouns to Seours Timothy's Slippers. CAPITOL NOTEN. GERMANY'S C )N'RIBUTION, Bpecial Dispatcics to T Bae. WasHINGT N, March <20 —The president rewived from Brasch and Rothensteln, bankera ¢f Berlin, Gor- many, sn_additional contribation of 4,300 marks for the banefisotsuffsrers from the flynds in tho west. Of this amount 3,000 marks were contributed by the emporor and emprasss and Ger- many. The fuads were taraed over to the American asmoclation of the Red Cross for distribution. The total amount of these contributlons from cltizens of Goirmany transmitted through Brasch and Rottenstein is 8,800 marks. TRERE I8 THE BEST AUTHORITY for the statement that no notes whatever has passed between this gov- ernment and the government of Great Britain with regard to a system of “International police” to a reciprocal watch to be kept in each country upon criminals or enemies of the other. WE WON'T OBJECT The secretary of state nas author- jzed Mlinister West to say to the Canadian authorlties that the govern- ment has no objection to such change of the Canadlan customs and regula. tions as will admit of the imvortation of bonded whisky into Cinada of packages ot less than 100 gallons. I now remains for the Cauadian parlia- ment to declde whether such modifi- cation of their regalations shall be made, THE HAIR LIFTERS, Tadian Comminsioner Prico to-day roceived a telegram from Agent Wil- c)x at Sin Carlos, Arizona, daled yesterday, as follows: *‘Conti qaie’ N» sigo of qultti pose Yesierdey's report of nine cit:- zens killed by the Indians from Old Mexico, near the Upper Gila, on the line between New Mexico and Ari- zona, is confirmed to-day.” THE ANNUAL REUNION of the society of the Army of the Po- tomac will be held in this clty May 16 and 17. It promisos to be of unusual Interest. THE CABINET VACANCY, The prestdent will not take any ac- tion with ragard to the vacancy in his cablnet, caused by the death of Mr. Howe, before next week. A delaga- tion from Obio, conslsting of Generals Grosvenor, Briggs, Canningham and W. P. Lippincott, called upon the president this afternoon, and urgsd upon him tha fmportance of having in his cabloet a representative from Ohlo. Reprascntstive Batterwerth, of Ohlo, also had an interview with the prestdent. Inspector Goneral Sackett's iilness is not a eerious as reported yester: day. THE JEANNETTE C JURT OF INQUIRY reconvene at the navy department to- morrow for examination of the four members of the Jeacnette crew who have recently retarncd from Siborla, EX-PRESIDENT DIAZ AND PARTY went to Mt. Vernon this morning on the Unlted States steamer Despatch, escorted by a large delogaticn of offi- clals, IN THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL D raey’s direct testimony was finished, and Merrick bagan the cross-examina- tion, The Knit Gsods Conspiracy. Bpeclal Dispatch to Ty Buz. New York, March 29.—Col. Frederick A. Co:kllug, in a specch to-night charged the knit goods asso- clation raised $90,000, most of which he declared cougressfousl iuvestiga- tion would show weat into the pockets of some of our upright leglalators. He also sald there was an organizyd con- splracy repreeented by the keit goods manufacturers aacociation to cheat both the people aud the government out of enormous sums of money by manipulating the importations of knit goods, This has been done in the face of the Uuited States supreme court, February 1, when the conspira- tors were assisted not only by secretary ‘Windom, but by his asslstant, French, and the sonduct of the judges was anawerable for much of the corrup- tion. It was done by diffsrent classi- ficatlon of goods to evade the law. A further victory, the speaker eaid, was recently galned by this organization by the passage of a bill through con- gress, which, Conkling intimated, was assed by bribery and trickery of its oremost lawyers, among whom was Senator Milier of this state The Tewksbur, Specisl Dispatch to Tux BostoN, March 20, —The leglslative committee to Investigate the charges made against the officers of the Tewks- bury alms house for selling bodies, were In- sesslon to-day, OCounsel for the officers denied the specific charges. Gov, Butler was present. He sald this was not a ‘rial. He was nota publio prosesutor, but was present to glve evidonce by witnerses who koow whereof they spoke, adding, “'1 have nelither a whitewash brush nor a black- ing bresh to usy as weapous” De, John D xwell, graduse of Harvard medical school, estified the students reccived @ large numbar of in- fant bodics, »hrh they bought from Wm Androws, j.vitor, a% from 83 to §5 ench Audrewssald b obtained all the b from the 3 housa, Audrews hae eloeco killed h if. Tao dissection showed that in maoy In stancee the iafurts hai vo feod for twonty-four hours before c oath. Wi ness eaid the hodics were dissected on tho seme table wiih the animuis snd the remnina swaps into the same re- The students em hn M. Ciwe, employed st the Jdma house tn 1880, and diechargad fur drankennens, testifisd to driving & Iterm contaluiug & large number of 0)01en from the alms houes te Har vard; heard Marsh, the assistant eup- @iarendent, poy ho reccived §10 for adult hodies; there w batweeu 300 and 400 deaths a year; sometimes fu neral eervices were hald over ccflios filled with wood. Burier offered a letter alleging that Marsh prevaricated about the disposition of bodies. Ad- jouened, _———— ‘The Telegr: Consolidation. Special Dispatch to Tus Bu New York, March 20 —Jay GHuld’s avswer in the firat suit of Wm. . Williams against tho Western Uoton and others, in the supteme o urt, was served to dey. This suit is brought tc anvull the consolidation batween the Western Uaion, Ameri- can Unlon and Atlantfe & Pacific telegraph companies. The answer is aganeral denial of the allegations in the complaint. Gould alleges that at a meetlng on Fobruary 6, 1881, the sgreaments of January 19 and Febru- ary 3, for conrolidation, were ratified by a vote of 318 225 sharesinfavorand 60) against. Atthesame meeting 308,- 189 shares voted in favor of increasing the oapitsl stock to $80 000,000 and 100 shares voted agalnst it. The meeting was valid and legally held. None of thestockholders'of the Western Ubnion telegraph dissented feom the stock dividend except Williams and Rafus Hatch, who had but 600 shares botween them. The effect of this agreement, he avera, was to Increase the market value of the Western Union stock, and tho injunction which the plaintiff obtatned depressed the mar- ket value. These ntocks, Gould de- clares, are readily converted into cash, and if the plaintiff did not desire to rotaiu his fnvestment it was easy to convert them into money. ‘Wheat Corners. Special Dispatch to Tia Bxn . CHicaGo, March 29 — The ih- formation has reached here that the eupreme oourt now eiitlng at Spring- field bas filed an opinion in the case ot Tistin and othera against the Ohi- cago board of trade In favor of the laster. The sults twenty in number, grew out of what was known as ‘‘the July wheat corner,” the market for the clnse of that month having reach- €d 1,36 A large number of operators retuss to settle at the figure named snd the amount thus held back was estimatod between two and three mll- lion dollars. The matter was taken bafore the arbitration committee board and the hearlng extended nearly one month, The loslng operators urged that the work had been cornered by a clique and cited as an iustance the price of cash wheat, The case has additional Interest as it is deemed a test one. Armour who was alleged to have engizeered the supposed cornsr sald that no defense had been urged to the allegation that the market had been manipu'ated. Tae Whisky Pool in High Spirits. Special Dispatch to Tus Brx, CincINNaTI, March 29. —The West- ern Whiaky Export assoclation met here to-day to take ac‘ion with refer- ence to the price of whisky for tho fu. tare. Taere wero 68 firms repre- eented, comprieing the eatire member- ship of the pool, which embraces all highwine manufacturers north cf the Ohio river. Their rction was entlrely ansuimcus, fixlng the price of hich- wines to-morrow on thebasts of §1 13, with & probability that tho price will bo increased to $1 14 next Monday. All the m mbers are in high spirlts at the ucanimity cf the pool as to prices. e Mexlonn News. Spectal Dispatch to Tun Ben, Mexico, March 29 —~John Schull- ing. ot 8; Louis, g al mavager, and R. C. Paebles, late of the Penn- sylvania rallrosd, saperintendent of the Mexican National rallroad, have resigned. Oongress opena Monday. Presi- dent Gopzalez in his message will arge tho greatest economy In adminis tration. It is understood farther that subvention to railroads will bo dis- couraged. The mossage is awaited with unusual impaticnco by rallway men, The Anti-Fcee Pass Bill Speclal Disgatch to Tux Brx free pass bill. It appliea ouly to th Giving esuch passos by the raflroa companies 13 made a misdemeanor, P s as Stiff Lifters Sentenced. Spectal Dispatch io Tay Bux, PaiLaveLinaia, March ment; Levlt Chew, eighteen month the others to less terms The Billiard Tournament. 8pectal Dispatch to Tus Bxs. audlence was present tagonist of the ‘‘small wizard” an ip ia to ob- |9 2 Whallace wus auy fine playis each Bth played poorly of thy time, but W, so that Don gained a stroug lead, The youngater toward the nervousness on the Inst ran out with 25 600, average 8 and 32 71, highest ran 4 the time The result was a good deal of unevenness in Schacfer's work. At times he playad with marvelloas rapld. fty, in one 1ustanos making b6 points in leely five minuiea. His ran of 163 in tho thirty fifech ioning was in rtyle and d very similisr to his dny might, Tho thicty fifilt inniog was prolifio, ss Morris {n his hie fr i 0 total of 220 ¢ fisished the y »ight fonlvg with Duly oud Wallaes ervoon; Sexton and two highest rua Morris 858, hiy T.ne in_the balk n Dion snd displayed man hav greater laon was wonker narrowed close, Both and wero 26 apart foning when D on Sgore, Dion total the gsp showed Wallace, ttal verage 7 and 0, highest run WEDDED AGAINSTHER WiLL A Meatrimonial Seusation at At lanta, Ga.-- A Determined Lovar and an Uawilling Bride. ATLArTA, GA., March 28, —A mat- rimonial sensation came to light this afternoon, and has set this town agog. Yesterday the papers announced that Miss tiful daughter of Col. J. G. Oaldwell, a prominent oitizen ot the West End, had married Steven V. Allen, a young man of Dalton, Ga. Caldwell makes public the fol statoment about the marrisge: Tennie Caldwell, the besu To-day Col. fiowlng “‘Allen was never at my honse while I was in, although he may have been durlng my abeeacs, About six weeks 8go he got a liconse without any pre- vious encoursgement or promise of mariiage from my daughter, and meeting her at the house of a mutual friend, attempted to forcs her to con: seut to a uuion, refased. My married daughter, Mra. Danlels, hearing of the matter, re. paired to tho house and demanded the license, which she obtalned and de- stroyed. a while, but on the 231 of February he procured a duplicate licenso and swore 1o the presence of several that he futended to marry her in spite of hersalf and of me, 1f it cost him his lifo. daughter, who has been an invalid for the past s1x years, was taken She emphatically This ended the trouble for Oan last Moinday night my DANGERJUSLY ILL with a dizcrder incident to the atiment | with which she is »ffl cted, and it be- came nece clan to attend to_her. cameand ipj:cted morphine into her arm, which alleviated her suffering. By Wednesday she was convalesoent, and on Thuraday, the day of the mar- riare, che started out to visit the offize of D2 Earnest to have a consultation with him and obtaln a prescription. Proceeding to the street car station she fonod that a car had but a short time befc re passed, and that it would be ten or before another would come by. fonnd her and faiuting dizz'ness, the threaten- ing symptoms of her malrdy, warned her t> return home before she should ba prostrated on the street. started back accordingly, when she discovered that she was belng shad- owed by & man o a hack, who, it was_afterwards asoertalned, was N. T. Ballock, of Dilton, Allen Al forced her into the hack, and she waa carrled off to the Southarn hotel and there coufined until Allen him- self and Jadge Puchford cime to perform the ceremony. Judge Pitch ford announced that he had been sent for to marry daughter stated that 1t marry her, and protested teat she did not comn here to get marrled, but Jadge P., in epite of her pro testalion, ary to summon & physi. D: Eirnest fifteen minates She strength falllng her, She pal. somebody. My wasn't to WENT TARIUGH THE CEREMONY, whereupon my daughter asked him if she were now married, ‘As much 80 as your owan father and mother." ceremony, interrogated about the mat- ter by Mrs. Ganncn, the pr of the hote!, who asked him if thero fad really been a marrlage. plied to tho effzct that ho conld not tell, and would not tall, acked the youag lacy about it, who aatd that she did not cowe their (o got married, aud was nov cxpeeting auy- thing of the kind when she came there, Afier the ceremony was pformed, hoand pal Ballock, left for Dallas, and my daughter retnrned to ber home, The shock was too grast for hor, He replied: Judge P. was, aftor the rietress He re- Mvs. G. then A1eany, New York,—The assambly rallroad committeo has agreed unani- mcusly to report favorably on the anti granting of passes to tho eupreme court judges, state officials and mem- bers and employes cf the legislatura 20, — The body snatchers wore sentenced as_fol- lows: Rob, Chew, two years’ lmprison- CHicAGO, March 29,—Aunother large to-night at Schaefer's second appearance, but not 80 large as the one of the preceding night., Morris was this time the an- made a creditable showing against him. He played with a good deal of safety and in this way managed to keep Schaefer within bounds most of She retired to bed tmmediately upon her arrlval, and ever sircs, up to yesterday afternoon, she has been delirious. When she recgined her roason yesterday she reclted the whole occarrence to me, which was e | substantially as I have juat stated. “Col, Caldwell cailed on Gen, Pitchford to-day and denouncer him in unmeasured terms, and wou'ld have d | done him serious bodily harm but for the interferencs of friends, Pitch. ford claims that the lady consentod to the marriage, but requested that he should not return the cer:ificates to the ordinary for several days, as she was then under treatment of a phy- siclan, and wished the matter tep’. ;| ® secret untlt she got better. Caldwell says the marrlage illegal, and that he will push the matter to the extremity of the law. Allen and Ballock have not been heard from. Monopoly Vandals. 8pecial Dispatch to Tus Hxx, New Orueaxs, March 29, —The po lice are Informed that 300 men, sup- d | posed to be acting under the direction 'hiladelphia & Reading rallroad, are destroylng the new bridge of the Pann-glunh rallroad company st Becond and Vanango streets to-night, THE MIHLD. The Depopulation of Iroland Pro- gresses Rapidly by the Pris- on Route. A Dynamite Fiend Arrested in Liyerpool with the Article under his Arm. The Dixis Outrage Story a Ui gantic Feminine Fabri cation. A Large Variety of Continentul Nows ENGLAND. Speclal Dispatch to T Brx, Loxpoxn, March 20 —Minlater Low- oll has refused to iutercede in behalf of Michacl Boynton. Tho statement is made by the Dab lin correspondent of The Standard and is the inforenco drawn from the fact that it had been previously proved than Boynton is mot en Amerloan citizen, The Standard believes that Spain has asked Eongland to be content with the liberation of Maceo and hio assoclates. They are to remain in Spain like ordinary exiles under es- plonage of the government. The Madrld government has con. sented to release Osstilo and Roder- izuez at the request of Gireat Britain, Maceo and the other refugees are stlll confined, but are lenlently treated. Antonio Inis, Schalte & Co.,general merchants and olgar importers, have failed, with lisbilities at £82 000, In the commons Harcoust sald the inquiry by the police into the alleged attack upon Lidy Florence Dixle has been futile, He confirmed the staf ment that a man carrying & box oo taining explosives has been arrested at Liverpool, but declined to give any detalls in regard to the affair, Lieut. Vroy, of the United States navy and the other members of the oxpedition sent by the Amerlcan gov- ercment to Potagonis to take obser— vation of the trausic of Venus, have arrived at Liverpool, on their way home. A man who varried a box containing explosives and an Infernal machine has been arrested at Liverpool. He had just arrived from Uork. The explotive material was nitro- glyocerine. The infernal machines wero most ocanningly devised. The arrest of the railwsy porter occurred at 8¢, Helens. The police ate certain the prisoners aro confederates. Fas- sengera by Cork boais are c:rcfully sorutinized, e ‘ The commons 68 to 58 adoyios the motfon favoring six proty telegiams. The goverament opposed the motion. Paraell goes to Amorica the secoud week in April. He has not yet de. c'ded to accep’ the invitation to the Philadelphia convention, Eon, a gentleman of high position, deponses to sesing Lady Florenca Dixie while she stoca where the alleged out- rage was committed, and saw her walk away without anybody accompanying her. Rev. Dorment Coleridge, son of the celebrated poet, ls dead. The Lancet says the heslth of the queen is excellent. The enthronement of tte arch- bishop of Canterbury took piace to- day. The traditional enthronement ceremonies were observed. There was 8 danse crowd in the cathedral. The Dake of Elinbargh, reprezenta- tives of the Oxford and Cimbridee universities, a great coucourse of clergymen and tho bichop of Saskas chewan and the hbishop of Loog Island were present. IRELAND. Special Dispatches to Tun Bx. Cork, March 29.—An American named Featherstone and & man named O'Herlihy, a Parnellits, wore arrested charged with conspiracy to murder. They are supposed to ba conaccled w/ith the arrest at Liverpool. The postcflize is cciupled by & forco of pollce, as throsts have heen made to blow up the bulidtng. 02108 Osrmo- dy, @& plasterer, was also arrested, The fourth person fl.d, Documents were found upon O'Herlthy, The ar. rests aro belteved to be due to infor- matiou glven by the man arrested auv Liverpool, Dusrin, March 29. —David Wheoler, the informer was shot dead at Mary. borough, One arrest, Eleven persons were arrested at Castle Conmel charged with Intimida. tion, Anva Parnell doubts that Eran made the statements ralative to rthe aftairs of the ladies’ land league as in the published Intorriew, GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. 8pecial Dispatches to Ik Kk - Prsti, March 29 —A carthquake in the neighborhood of Mliskolez durlog a pgrformancs o a theater, caused a panle, and many porsons were severely injured. The river Hernad's embankments wore demo!- ished, and & number of villages are threatened, Count VonMaglath VonSzekhel, the president of the court of Caseation, hus been found mourdered at his resi- dencs at Ofer. He had been strangled and his tongue had been cut out, His hands were bound tlxhll{ togethor with ropes. Tho body was lylng on a bed In the count’s room when 1t was dlscovered, but the bed clothes were not dlsturbed and the couni was not undressed. A thin rope was hanglog from a window of the apartmentto ithe street below, The count's house had been robbed by the murderers, A hussar who was ntationed at the Count VonMaglath VonSzekhel's residence, has been arrested on susplelon of balog the murderer of the connt, Vienna, March 29. -Rabbl Schrel- ber, a member of the reicharath, who published & manifesto ayalnst the re- form of jews ls dead. Paris, March 29.—Lson Bay, In |e led to makie war Special Dispatch to Tax B hls Lyons speech, declarnd in favor a froo trade campaign. CataniA, March 20 —The cratera of Mt, Ktna are agaiu aoctive. Kum. blings of the voleano arve frequent. Sigan of an enrthqnake evident Rome, March 20 —The speech of tho minister of foreign offalra regard. fng the rolalfors of Iwaly, Germany and Austria are bolieved refor to : defensive triple allisnco agalost o with which all hed agreed to endeavor to muintain frlendship [Shonld ona of the thres powers be nst Franoe, rs pledgo themar a to main- neutrsl a:tituds it thoy do not atd o cserying on the war, Benuiy, March 20 —German ar tista have potitioned the government to intercedo with the United States gov eanmenment requirieg increased tariff on objeots of art, Fraxkronr, March 20 —The tole- graphiosl socioty to-day advocated ro- sumption of the polar expodition, Beruiy, March 20 —-Blsmarck s suffaring from neuralgia. Both sides aro offscted. Hia condition is not improving., He is compelled to matn- taln & recumbent position, An officer in the emperor's body guard killed himeelf to-day. — Mormons in the South. Special Dispateh to T Bux. CHATTANOOGA, March 20 — Elder Morgan, presidiog elder ot the Mor- mon church, lef: this clty with 1560 converts for Utah from all parts of the south, Ninety missionaries In the south claim 600 converts annually, The Jsannetto Uriw. Specia Dispatch to Tun Bas. New York, March 29— Lteut, Danenhower, Engineer Melville, Sea- men Ninderman, E 1sign Hunt andjthe Jeannette seamen who recently arriv- ed here have gone to Washington, Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bas. Larepo, Texas, March 29.—It Is romored that a party of five Amerl- oana who lef: for the interlor of Mex- {00 went to buy the stock murdered in the camp near Saltillo. 2 A Fo Fire Bpecial Dispatch to Tun Ban, ALLENTOWN, Pa , March 29, —A fire {8 raging on the Blue Mounsaln near Lehigh Gap. Muoh valuable timber is being destroyed. New Mills Started. Spoclal Dispatch to Tun B, SoraNtoN, Pa, March 20.—The Soranton steel company started its new mille, employing over one thoue- and men, -+ More Light. BosroN, March 20 —Tae K lison Eigotrio Illominating company has or- gon'z'd with a capital of $1 000,000, wizh ex Goverao: Rice aa President, ————————— Horsford’s Acid Phosphate is a preparation of the phosphates of lime, meagnesis, potash aud iron ia such form as to be readily assimilated by the system. Dasoriptive phamplet sent free, Rumford Chemical Works, Providence, R. I. REGISTRATION LIST, FIFTH WARD. 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Funeral of the Late Postmaster Beneral at His wisconsin Home. Life Long Frienda by the Taou- sande Follow Him to the Grave. Tho Seryloes at the Charoh and tho Cematery. Spacial Dispateh to Tun Pre, GreeN Bav, Wis,, March 20.--The train beating the remains of the late Hon, Timothy O. Howe arrived at the Chleago & Northwestern depot at 6:60 this mornlog. A commitiee from the Brown County Bar associa- ton received the body, which, being placed in o hearse and escorted by the committee, was taken to Howe's resl- dence on Maln astreet. At 10:30 o'clock the bells in the ci'y began tolling off 67 strokes, the age of the deceased, and the cacket wais borne from the house to a hearso in waiting and conveyed to the Presbyterian church, Before 2 o'clock, the hour. set for beglnning the funeral exer. cises, the church was packed to the doors, while several hundred persons, unable to gain admission, stood in the streots untll the conclusion of the exeroises, The floral tributes were profuse and and magnificent, some of the Exlnelp-l pleces belng those used at the services in Ken yesterday. The funera! services were begun at about 2 o'clvck with a chant “‘Abide with me” by the Presbyterian choir. Rav. L. J. White, pastor of the church, offored a brief prayer, which was fol- lowed b{ the solo ‘‘Nearer My God to Thee” by Mrs. M. D. Kimball, sung to the alr ‘‘Robin Adalr,” a fa- vorite song of Mr. Howe's. Rev. H. M. Simmons delivered a very affecting tribute to the life and character of the distivgulshed statesman. The services at the cometery con- slsted simply of reading the Presby- terian burlal service for the dead by Rev. L. J. White and a few remarks by Rev. H |M. Simmons. Ae the coffin was belnglowered into the grave, Miss Grace Howe, netce of Judge Howe, was overcome by emotion and fainted. She was tenderly cared for and soon recovered. Each of the pall bearers passed around the grave and dropped upon the coffiu 6 small bcquets, given them at the cemctary for the purpose. The floral decorations at tho grave were very beautiful and will romaln until they dry and crumble snd mingle with the dust of him to whore memory they were the gratefal tributds of loving hearts. There were no visitors from Washington but the larger attendance of the most notable man I the state. - ¢ ————— The Haverstick Hom{olde- Special Dispatch to Tun Bxa. New York, March 29.—The ad jury to-day bsgan :he Investigation of tho case of George W. Oonkling, Jr., who shot and killed Wilbar H. Haver- stick, and he will probably be in- dicted and rearrested. Recorder Smith In addretsiug the grand jury Instructed them to Investigate the case, and sald that Police Justloe Smith had exceeded his powers in as- suming to declde homicide was jus- tifinble. This action, the recorder said, does not stop the grand jury from indicting Conkling, Counsel for Mra, Uhler have recelved instruc. tions to begin legal proceeding against Dr. Armidon for the recovery of §550 which Mrs, Uhler clalms to be due her out of the sum left by Haverstick at the time of his death, The Braldwood Mine. Spocial Dispatch to Tun B, Cnicaco, March 29, — Despalring of overcoming the obstractions in the Braidwooa mine, which now make it difficult to search for the remaining bodies, a correspondent states that the ownera are considering the propo- sitlon to close and abandon the mine aud erect over the entrance a monu- ment to the memory of theee entomb- ed. Thiyeuggestlon is opposed by the friends of the dead men. No addi- tional progress was made up to a late hour In clearing away the debris. ——————— - A Frightful Affair. Bpecial Dispatch 80 Litx Hux. Havurax, March 20 —A report from Lingan says: Magistrate McNeil and several volunteers aud constables were overpowered by a mob at Little Gloce bay to-dasy while attempting to arrest the Lingan rioters. Chief Con- stable Musgrove had taken refuge in the Gloce hlg lockup to save himself from the mob, The volunteers have been ordered back to the garrison to await Instractions from headquarters, — Dotermined Suloide: Special Dispatch to Tux Bax. Havrax, March 29 —A person be- lieved to be H. W. Eaton, of Calals, Malne, who attemptec iuicide on the train, emptied five chambers of his re- volver at his head while lyingina bertb. The conductorselz:d his hand beforo he could fire the eixth shot. There was great commotion in the car. The man Is under arrcst, but cacnot be removed from the hotel, Mre. Mceoker's Last Day. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Brx. Winpsor, Vormont, March 29 — Mre, Meeker, convicted of kilitng;her daughter, will be hanged to-morrow, She was calm most of the day but seems to appreclate the helpless con- ditlon and is expected to break down. 4 [She recelved a letter from her son Almon to-day offering consolation and urging her to confess, h Southern Overflows. Speclal Dispatch to Tus B, Nrw Orueans, March 29,—The Atchafalaya river is rising two Inches s day, The new levees between Churchyille and Simmsport are fast giving way, and very fow of the plan. tatlons along the river will escape the overflow,