Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 31, 1883, Page 1

T T WELFTH YEAR. ar’ L2y OmaHA Daiy BEE JMAHA NEB SATUKRDAY MORNING MARCH 81 1883 THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Dorsey Subjected to a Oritical Bxamination in the Star Route Trial, His Memory Fatally Blank on all Important Points. ) An Important Decision on the Question of Withholding & Congressman’s Pay. The Oountry Oonsiderably Re- lieyed by the Reduction of Duty on Shaughai Tael, partment, nacting secretary of the treasury to day appolated Capt. J. R. Russell, of New York, ohietof the bureau of - engraving, and prlating vice Irlsh deceased. Capt. Russell is now purchasing agent of the bureau. THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended by Secretarios Frelloghuysen, Chandler and the attorney general. There was some discussion of the question whether the president oan fill the vacanoy Jn the poatoffice department by more than a temporary appointmen for ten days. The eubjest was finally referred t) the attorney general for an opivion. The acting secretary of the treasury t> day appointed a commlttee to ex- amine the books, money and a’counts of tha treasurer of the Uuited States preparatory to the transfer of that offics to Wyman, newly appointed treagsurer. Wyman's appointment takes effsct the lst promimo. His bond ot 8150 000 has been approved, and he has already taken the oath of — The Jeannette Court of Inquiry— Civil Promotions and Cabi. net Matters. THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL. Bpecial Dispatoh to Trn B, THE CHIEF THIEF RATTLED. WasHINGTON, March 30.—In the atar route trlal to-dsy Dorsey was eross examined at great length by Merriok. Nothing of importance was elloited from witness, whose memory in reply to many vuestions appeared to be very poor. Ia the courae of the examination witness, in reply to a question, stated that the government would have an opgrtunl'y to examine Lils brother John Dorsey, also Boone, ane of the principal contractors, where- upon the court remarked, ‘‘You are lvl%l‘nn out a good d:inl of work for us.” ness was {-ue to_produce the lotter written by him to John Dorsey, | the latter's reply to which Rerdell had 1 referred, and was produced by Merriok. He replied, walviog his hand, *'I have no recollection of such little rubbish 4 as that” Witness sup) the let- \ ter prodvoed by Moe: had been stolen 10 1878 but declined to s who stole it "“‘You mesn Rerdell, don't you?' Inquired Merrlck. A con- / temptuotsiangh was the witness' only wer., Witness ssid some one had gone %rough his letter books and g tte-tat about six hundred pages; 3% pSa some pages since then In { this Witness testified to recelv- | Iugower of attorney and letters of aathorization from John Dorsey, Vail aad other contractors, Witness did not know where the letters were, and fusisted that the ‘‘assistant counsel” was better Informed, #M:rrlck —Who do you mean? Rerdell, answercd Dorsey. Merrick—1s he assistant govern- ment counsel? Dorssy — (Lavghingly) I 4 judge so. Merrlck—D) you know what Rer- dell is dolng? f Dorsey—1 caz see h thare, + Morrick— (Siroastically) your eye- ¢ *ht js not o bad after ail. AT URaT gew T e Bmidle should him eittlog L 4 —1 congratulate witness on the f.ood effact exerclsed by Rerdell on his eyesight; he should be glad that he Is here. The court—Good for sore eyes. Adjourned t1l1 Monday. CAPITOL NOTES. Special Dispatches to Tur Ban. AN IMPORTANT DECISION, WasHINGT N, March 30.—In the Qohiltree cace, Judge Lawrence, ™ weccnd controller of the . treasury, de- cldes that In view of the explicit pro- vislon of the constitution, and the re,sons on which it rests, 1t must bs held that the salary must bs pald to » representative, because the language of the constitution is imperative, ** shall recelve compensation for his ser- vicas as fixed by the law.” If his o>mpensation is not pald to him and s witheld, it cannot be said he has received it. As to delegates from territories they stand upon a different footing, They are created by statute, not by the constitutlon, the statute uan therefore change thalr “ right to compensation, In view of this it must held that no set ¢ff can be made in the case of representatives in congress, but may be as to delegates. MADAME CHRISTINE NIELSON was entertained at a dinner by the president at the White house this morning. Tie dianer was strictly Frlnw, the nnly persons present be- ng the president, Madame Niels, Mrs. ! and Miss Doremus, Judge Gray, Oapt. Bigot, Mr. Paillips and Mrs, Halnaworth, sister of the president. GOOD NEWS. The treasury clrcular dlrects ocus- toms cffizers to adopt $120 as the value of Shanghal ‘‘tasl,” {nstead of < $121 610. The customs value of other Chinese taels will be reduced in . proportion. THE JRANETTE COURT OF INQUIRY reconvened to-day, and briefly exam- «ined Seamen Loach, Manson and Lau- terbach, who recently returned from Biberla. Witnesses all sald they had no statements to make with regard to the management of the expedition before or after the sinking of the ship, and no charges to prefer againstany of the officers* They believed everything was done that could be done to insure the safety of the crew, and though Lieut. Danenhour in particularhad dis- ¥ played great skill and good judgment in bringiog the whaleboat to land. Tae court then adjourned until Taes- day when Seaman Brtlett will be ex- smined. Dr. Collins has been asked © | stitation had been surreptitiously re- office, THE FLOODED MINE. HSeveral More Bodles Discovered. Spocial Dispatoh $0 Tun Bxs. Brarowoo, Inv,, March 30 —Seven more bodies were discovered in the extreme part of the southwest entry, the highest part of the working. They were found on timbers above where they had probably crowded, thinking they could escape from the terrible flood, They are ina high state of de composition, It is thought the only way they oan be handled is to shovel them up in bags. It will be several days before they can be taken out on acoount of the entrance being so small. The searchers whose daty it 18 to ;lun ldn roadways h‘v’l‘n mn}’ ng slow progress, g o gone about 2C0 yards, and two other parties will commence to-mor- row on the other roads. No bodies have yet been found underneath the stone, At a taass meeting held by the miners to-day the work of the men who are dally risking their lives to explore the mine was highly extolled. The rumor that the Diamond company was about to abandon the mine and leave the men there was the cause of oconsiderable comment One speaker sald not a bone should be left in the shaft but all taken cat and given de- cent burlal, Ho was heartily applaud- ed. Saveral followed ia the same straln, but no committee was appoint. ed to advise with the compary in re- gard to abandoning the shaft, It is thought no other bodies will be reached for sev The Tewkesbury Alms House Special Dispatch to Tas Bw BostoN, March 30, —Tae Tewkes- bury alms house hearing was contin- ned to-day., Dr. Dixwell, witness for the proaecation, sald he dissected as many as fifty bable: in a year, Spaoial cases of alleged starvation he could not describe, except the bodies were much emactated. His only knowledge of the bodies coming from the alms house was obtalned from Andréws, now daad. J. 'W. Ohagp didn’¢ know. of any bodles’ belng (oid from. the aims hous. A ponoll mark was always made on the head-boards when a body waa resurrected from the graveyard. Tae funeral service over a coffin filled with wood was an isolated one. General Batler asked for the books of the lustitation covering the records of deaths, burlsls and contracts back as far as 1878, which were farnished. Witness Chase became excited, and shook his fist at the committee. He sald the half had not been told. The governor sald the cammlttee might call on the witness for the other half. The ha'f he (the governor) knew was sufficlent. Charles H. Dadley, night watoh- man, testified to the mannar in which the dead bodies and stores of the in- moved In boxes. Witness detailed many mysterious oircumstances con- cerning the removal of truoks by relatives of the Marsh family, and the disappearance of bodies from coffins in which they were prepared for burlal. —_————————— Musical Wires. Bpecial Dispatch so Tas Bwx. CH1cAGo, March 3).—A slngular fact was noted in the city last night at a certain hour, All who had occasion to use the telephone found it vibrating to musical tones, Private and public telephones wero alike affected and oven those of the volice and fire alarm in- struments. Tie source of the music was a mystery till to-day when it traneplred that the telegraph wire from the stock yarls passing near most of the telephone wires connected with the harmonic system; that tunes were being played over i, and that the telephone wires tock up the sounds by induction. Tais suggests the rath- er grave question as to the resulta should the harmonle system ba gener- ally introduced. The Passion Play. Special Dispateh to Tas Bar. New York, March 30.—A fall dress rehearsal of the passlon play was given to-night. The theatre was jammed and hundreds turned away. The play was glven in fall without police interference and recelved much applause. Salmi Morse was called be- fore the curtain and made a speech In which he sald he was happy and full of thankfulness. Qiite a sensation was caused by the drop curtaln al- most taking fire from the footlights. A large polics forca was present. The Protest of Artists. Special Dispatch to Tus Bxx, BostoN, March 30 —Edward King whether he desires to have any ques- tions put to the witnesses, and 1f he does not the branch of the investiga- tlon which concerns the allaged un- pleasant relations between Capt. De- Long and Jerome Collivs will not sgaln be teuched. PROMOTIONS. The President this afternoon ap- pointed E. O. Graves, asslstant treas- urer of the United States to fill the | place of A. W. Wyman, promoted. Graven has hitherto been held as su- \ selotendant of the natlonal bank re- \ 4 “Jemption divisian of the treaty de- cables from Parls to The Journal that a very large meeting of American artists was held this afternoon to pro- tost against the new tariff rates which {mposes upon productious of forelgn artlots an advalorem duty of 30 per ocent. A petition was adopted request- ing ocogress, at its next session, place the productions of all forelgn artists upon the free list the same as Amerlcan, They hold that foreign countries throw open thelr art galler- A BROKEN RAIL. Wreok of a Passenger Train on the Oincinvati Southern Road. No Lives Loet but Broken Bones and Bruises Numercus. D nver and Salt Lake Oity Oonnected by the Rio Grande Road. A Conductor Convicted of Man- slanghter in Disobeying Orders. 8)ecial Dispatch to Tun Bas. CINCINNATI, March 26.—A land. slide near Mason, on the Ciucinnati Southern rallroad, thls morning, threw the north bound passenger train from the track. S'x'y persons are reported injured; none killed The place of the accident is 40 miles from here. The whole traln did not leave the track. The cause of the sco!dent, later In- formation shows, was a broken rail. The englne and baggage car remained on the track, the smoking car was partly thrown off, and the ladies’ car entirely lefc the track and stood almost at right angled with the road, the lower end down the embankmoent. This car subsequently burned. Two sleoping cars rolled down the em. bankment snd were badly wrecked. Very few passengers escaped without some injury, though most of the {njuries are not serlons. The following is the list of the wounded: O. Healy and wife, excursion agent, Bee line, London, O., both bruised; Wm. Orr, Thos, Orr and Alf. Harrls, Har- Lane, N. C., badly hurt internally and buth\egc broken; J. Tragin, Olncin- natl, hands cut and back bruised; Jas. Spalding, Port Clinton, O., badly braised; Jeff Folger (colored), Mont. gomery, Als., cut in the side and bruised in the face and arms; 8. Als- paugh. Olnclnnatl, leg hurt; J. E. Ma- son, B azll, Tad., face and hands cat; Capt. A. M. M:Dowel, Xoais, O., head and shoulders cut; .hmu Kilton, Sparta, N. C., slightly out; James Edwards, North Carolina, slightly out; F. O. Welsh, head and breast crushed: M+, Welsh, internally in- javed; M-s. M Castello, Whitely conty, Ky, head end neck cut; J, H. Corrick, Pratt, Mo., head crashed atd badly cu'; S Iddings, Lafayette, Ind., head, face and arms bralsed; Sam Lyoch, Brazil, Ind., painful hurt about tho face aad head; D. E. Emery, Athens, Ga., log broken, J. 0. Martin, Ohioago, scratched; Thos. Allen, Augasta, Ky, leg and shoulder broken, wife not hurt; J. W. Lea- ver, Boston, Mass, wife end sons, brolsed; Mrs. E. Bel- lumy, Macon, Qs scratched and bralsed; J. G. Oather, 8t, Louls, face bruised and cut; James Tape, soratched and bralsed; Col. A. Barits, wife and three children, one child badly hurt, others slightly, Mrs, Buritz cut in the head; Mrs, M. E. Platt, Cloveland, Ohic, hurt in the head and back; Mrs, L. A. Thompson and mother, Saratoga, N. Y., Mra, Taompson prostrated frem the shock, mother not eerions; Mrs, E Lovelace, Watanga, Tsnn , three ohildren, one child cut aud brulsed in the face, two out and broised, Mrs. Lovelace brulsed in the breast; Marshal Caserly, Ulby, Mich., slightly cut In the face and hands, side bruised; Judge J, A: Mil- lett, New Castle, Ind., badly cut and bruised in the face, wife slightly soratched; Mrs. D. Evans and two children, all bruised; Dan Hallon, Parls, O., brulsed in the head and back, . The most seriously Injured were taken to Willlamstown, Ky., the rest brought here and placed in the Good Samaritan hospital and hotels. Soperintendent Carroll returned to- night trom the wreck bringiag all the wounded from Wil'ismstown, except Mr. and Mer. Welch. He says the accident was due, not to a brokan rail, bat to the silpplog cf the track caused by the heavy raiu last night, There hsd been a fill at this point a short time ago which the rain softened. The rails were stripped from the ties a dis- tance of forty feet. It could nét be dcfinitely ‘ascertalned where Mrs, and Me, Welch live. They were new- ly married and are supposed to have been in Florida and returning to Cloveland. Mrs. Weloch could only spesk incohercntly. Both are sup posed to be fatally iujared. The others sapposed to be fatally hurt are: Thos. Allep, Avgasts, Ky.; Mrs. E. Lovell sud three children, Watanga, Tenn ; Jacge J. H. Mellett, New Castle, — ] 183 obeylng orders, causing a collision on the state road last lflsphmbu in which three porsons were killed and others wounded. Exoeptions were taken, lw-odn'lrhm:unt‘“m Tournament. ch to Tin Ban, CH10AGo, March 30.—In the after. noon game of the Brunswick & Balke tournament, Daly beat Wallace in a well contested struggle. Both were in good form, but Daly, who was the fa- vorite at 100 to 60, was stronger in gereral play. He ran 90 from the Isy-off, and took a commanding lead, which, however, was reduoed materi- ally by Wallace in his 20th foning with & ran of 134, Bat Daly soon after raced away from him with 70, and Wallace could not overtake him, and Daly finished slowly and at ease. Score — Daly 600, highest run 90, as- erago 12 11.49; Walace 420, highest run 134, average 8 36-49. Time, 3 hours, The meeting of Sexton and Dion for the firat time at the balk line game to-night developed into a stabborn, interesting contest. The attendance was large with a larger number of ladies t%nn at any previous ocoasion. The animosity existing between the two men made each one alert and aggressive In claiming points of ad- vantage. Both were strung up to high tenslon, It was a fast,.desperate race from the start to the finish, the soore being tied many times. The great event was S.xton’s run of 166 in his 40:h {oning, which carried him withia eleven points of the game. It was, in respect to varlety and brilliancy combined, the finest performance of the tournament thus far. Score, Dioa 503, highest run 71,) average 10 13-49; Sexton, 600; highest run 166, aver- 121249, 4 TELEGRAPH NOIES. Special Dispatches to Tus Bas. Mrs, Marle E. Huff, 102, died Thursday night at Cliaton, The police of Philadelphia are informed Las of 1,000 pounds for the arrest of the person responsible for the recent ex- ln:;n of the government bullding in lon. Mrs. Jacobs, the lAd‘v'I who was boldlf assaulted by foot pads in open day in Chi- cagoa short time since, died yesterday. Directors of the Haunibal & 8t. Joe railrond have decided to excend lines from Quiney to Chieago. Business failures the past seven days, 182 as againat 105 last week. Fight small business houses in Deerfield, Mioh,, comprising half the business por- tion of the town, burned, Loss and in- surance not given, The steamship Republic was bonded in $10,000 in the Dowse, the stowaway, de- tained on board as & Phanix park suspect. Perry H. Smith, nce « prominent de- mocratic_politician in Chicago, and a mil- lionaire, has been p'acad in the insane asy- lum at Madison, Wis, Ex-President Disz and party have ar- rived in New York, G Grant had a long conversation with D.az shortly after " | his arrival. Mrs Jouathan Monroo and son Warren were fatally potsoned noar Brookneal, Vi, A smow storm in New York, beginning about 5:30 &, m , Iasted tiil 4 a, m. yester. day. Unless there is macked chago of e Selvioty o Moot shore” proe: trated ‘many of the telegraph wires, Faflures for the Quarter. Special Dispatch to Tus Bra, New York, March 30.—The mer- cantlle agency of R. G. Dann & Co., in the quarterly report show the num ber of failures for three months to be 2,806, sgainst 2,127 the same perlod last year. The liabilities were propor- tionately increased. In COanada the figures show 398 failures the past quarter agalnst 206 the first quarter 1882; liabilities $5,000,00 against $2,000,000 in 1882, A Fine Official Special Dispatch to Tus Bux. BooseviiLe, Ind., March 30.— Jackson Wallaca was instantly killed and his son Thomas fatally wourded yesterdsy morning by Simon Wil liams, a deputy shoriff, during a drunken quarrel. Mormon Converts. Speclal Dispatch to Tus Brx. 81 Louts, March 3).—Tais morn- ing 200 persons under charge of Eider Morgau, of the Mormou charch, pass- ed through the Uaion depot enroute for Utab, Tiess converts all came from the Southern § ate A Protest on Paper. Special Dispatch to Tin Bus. NewArk, N, J., h 30. — At the reception of the Malagassy onbassy to-day & resoluticn cffered by Rev. Wm. J. Taylor, of the Reformed charch, protesting against French interference, was adopjed. FOR SALE. A drugstore 1n western Iows, popu- lation about 3 600, stock from §6,000 to $8.0(0, sales $18 009 per annum, only two drug stores in the town, & Iarge country trade. Inquire of Frank Tod ; Mra, J. W. Ssever, Boston; J. E. Macor, Brazll, Ind.; J. W, Car- rick, Praty, Mo, Denver and Salt Lake Uonnect:ia. Bpecial Dispatch to Ts Bax. Dexver, March 30.--The oconnec- tlen of the Oolorado & Utah road by the Denver & Rio Grande was made 14 miles weet of Green River to-day. ‘The roadway is in excellent condition, Frelght tralos commence between Deonver and Salt Lake April 2, and passenger tralos April 8. The ocon- straction force was transferred to the gap between Balt Lake and Ogden, where the unfinlshed work will be crowded, the intentlon belng to have through trains ronning between Den- ver and Ogden May 1. At Ogden connection will be made with the Central Pacific, besides placing the principal citles of Colorado and Utau on & direct trunk line across the con tinent. The new route passes through wmountain scenery of such extent and grandeur, so as to insure It popularity &8 & passenger route, A Conduoctor Convicted. Bpeclal Dispatch to Tun Bsn. GreenvieLp, Mass,, March 30— 1es to Amerloans without cost and 1t is but lustice that the United States re- ocognize their liberality. Oonductor E. L. Hosley, of the New Haven & Northamaton rallroad, was found gullty of manslaughter in dis- Rogers, Millard Hetel drog store Mai 30-smw2w JONH H, ERCK Has the largest assortment of Ranges and Cook Stove, Barb Fence Wire, oll of which you can buy cheaper than any place in town at G156 and 617 N, 16th street. m27-mo-tf FOR SALE. A new side-bar, end spring top bug- gy, made by Snyder and took firat prize at the state falr last fall; never used and will be sold low, Apply at Western Newspaper Union, cor. 12th and Do fob28m &etf Money for the Unmarried. One of the most solid and subst: atial institutions in this country is the afar. rlwd and Mutual Trust Association, of Rapids, Tows, They are organ- ized under the laws of Tows, and beir of. ficers and directors are among the leading and most prominent business wen o Cedar Rapids. Every unmarried person should have a certificate in this association. It is & splendid investment, as safo as overnment bond, You can justas well ve & good sum of money to commence married life on as not. A large number of members have been pald off, receiviog over 800 per cent on their investment, Write for ol fully detailing the plan, whioh 15 the finest known, Do not postpons it. Good agents wanted, Mention where you saw this notice, 5-8in, THE OLD WORLD. Orown Prince Frederick Har- moniously Fleeced by Alfonso. DeLesseps Prepares to Slake His Thirst in the Desert of Sahara, Destructive (tales on the Scot tieh Ooast—Several Ves- mels Wrecked, The Peelers ot Liverpool Great. ly Tickled Over the Oapture of & Fenian Fiend. advalorem duty equal to 36 per cent; portable machines, spades and hoes, the same. A FALLEN FEMALE. The Hanging of Mrs. Meaker at Windsor, Vermont, GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. Special Dispatches to Tun wx. All public bullding at Pesth are draped for Count von Majlath von Soeckely, President of the Court of Cassation, murdered at Ofen. The Em- peror and Empress sent a dispatoh of oondolence to the family The Hussar arrested Is known to be in secret and intimate relatlons with persons un- connected with the household; All Montenegriu residents of Scu- tarl loft town on account of a peremp- tory order, lssued by their govern- ment within the laes few weeks. Taere has been many affrays along Albanlan border, addompanied in many cases by murder. KFraro Bart, sister of General Ven Moltke, is dead. Numbers of coples of the manifesto of Prinoce Jerome Napoleon have been The Angelic Murderess Pro- tests Her Innocencs to the Last. A Dark and Dubious Devil 8ent Along to Sprinkle Her Winge, While a Large Numbsr of Highe toned Thl Sock Rest in Lonely Quarters. solted in consplcuons places In Bor- eaux and upon varlous public balld- ings. As soon as they were disoov- ered the police removed them. The Proposed Revision of tho Can~ adian Tariff General For- eoign Nows. It is stated the Dake D'Aumale, foaring arrest and to secure his prop- ENGLAND. erty, sold the Ohantilly chateau and haa gone to Slolly. Tt is offictally announced that Em- oror Willlam has virtually recovered is ususl conditlon of health. Sunday and Monday his symptoms ooccasioned considerable alarm. The Nies regatta is postponed, ow- ing to_objeotlons of the American yacht Dauntless, damseed in the storm, and not in condition to make » falr test of her merits. Baron Robretz committed sulolde In Spectal Dispéteh to Tun Ban, LoxpoN, March 30.—The Times eays Mclvers has fiually severed his oonnection with the Cunard Steam- ship company. The immedlate cause waa connected with the preparation of the annusl reports. A bork fs ashore at Holyhead. A orew’ of twenty--three persons were drowned. Kiog Alfonso has conferred the or- der of the n Wfllm ng;:ho‘rrwn Berlin, Prince 3 ves P i Berlin, wheee \he !oP‘ll Lmd: French republican sena- governmeat has summoned home all natives of Mon- ten in U'zpn- Albanls, as an out- b of the Albanian mountain tribes Is expeoted. Eruptions of Etna have ceased. No present indioasions of an earth. quake, Forty soclalists holding » secret meeting within the Spanish lines were n:rlud bx government troops. Tae entire band was captured and sent under a strong guard to Bevi Several European govern considering mensures to compell the Swiss government to prevent assassins plotting in Geneva. Paris, March 30,- Loulse Michel called at the prefecture of police yes- terday evening, but, as the prefeot was absent, she left the office, an- nouncing that she intended to sar- render horself to the authorities to- day. This morning she was arrested without any difficulty or objection on her part. She stated that she was willing to glve herself ap rather than to subject her mother to any farther annoyance from the police. Beruin, March 30.—Much impor- tance s attached in court oircles to the faot that a reception has been giv- of the respective natlons. Advioes from Toger, Tanls, say Do {\‘mp har anived s oxe. plorations Pl inland ses in Dosert of Sshara is g;nfi—ua.l;d oan bo“ accomplished using exoavaticg muhlnnl equal in thelr eapacity to the labor of 100.000 men," As a preosul measure orders have been issued that the passage which underlles the residence of Gladstone shall hereafrer be olosed at sunset. Reporta from the Svottish cosst say » torrific and destructive gale vislted that seotion. Three vessels have gone ashore in the vielnity of Aberdeen. No report of loss of life. Damage to property, however, is considerable. Tae police of Liverpool are in pos- session of information which indicates gnt the ur“-.':. made her; Alnd‘-t ?t‘ elens yesl of men bringing in- fornal machines fram Ireland wera timely and prevented outrages which had been pl and wore to have been oxeouted . yesterday evening. The destruction of public bulldings, involving possibly a great loss of life, A Woman Hung. Spoclal Dispatch to Tun Brx, Winosor, Vt., March 3),—Mrs. Meaker ato a hearty dinner. Her son Alman was left with her in the ocell. Mrs. Meaker's arms were pinioned be- fore she left the ocell and the proces. slon moved to the lruow-, where she was soated tn a chalr. She evidently did not llke the crowd. After prayer by the chaplain the sherlff handed her a paper, with these words: ‘‘Emiline eaker, If you have anything to sa; why exeoution of the sentence sho not take place, you have now an opportunity.” This was done on ac- count of her deafness. She was calm and paleand sald with closed 3 ‘‘Good-bye, Mr, Hull, I have nothing more to say, '?nly I forgive you for hanging m Hor legs were then tled, she standing all the time. She showed no sigos of fear nor trembling, and sald ‘‘May God forgive you all,” The drop fell at half past one. After hanging 10 minates the body was taken down, She dled with scarcel; » struggle, and was hurkdlnth-pt{- son cemetry this afternoon, Gone to Meet Emily. Special Dispaten to Tun Bax, Oamorx, 8. O,, Maroch 30.—This morning Oliver Bristow (colored) was hanged as an accomplice of Joe Wilson in the murder of F. McDowell, & highly esteemed oitizen of Kershaw county, on the 30th of Nourmber lust. Devilish Orime. Bpecial Dispatch o Tus Bun. ATLANTA, March 30. — Several masked men last night went to the home of Mrs, Joshua Hill, over sev- enty yoars) of sge, and outraged her and her two daughters,. Two arrests have been made. Behind Ten Thuusand. 8p:cial Dispatch to Tus Brn, Burraro, March 30. —Theodore W. Wells, cashler of a large insurance firm, is reported short in his accounts $10,000, It le said he loaned funds to oll dealers on noces. was part of An chemloal ghplo: nives oped the fact v of nltro glycerine mixed with sawdust, chlorine of ]::Iuh and vitroll. The composition is of & nature so inflama- ble and explosive that the marvel is it did not axplode in tranalt through the streets. LoNpoN, March 30.—At the Liver- 1 spring meetlng tu-day the Grand minnul steeplo chase and handicap for £1,000 was won by Count Ckin- sky’s Zredone, P. George's B ack Prince second, Msjor Binbarie's Mo- hican third. There were nine start- ors, IRELAND. Epecial Dispatch to Tus Brs, DusLiN, March 30.—-Three conser- vatives were elected poor law guar- dians in placa of three Parnellites in the Rotunda ward. This Indicates an important revalsion of feeling and has considerable political significarce. Three hundred and fifty emigrants left Ballimullet, County Mayo, to-day, for America. An lmmense throng of people witnessed thelr departure. Timothy Koefe, couvicted of the murder of his uncle, in April, 1882, wan sentenced to death. DusriN, March 20 --An uneasy feeling prevails in Lorralne among that part of the population who ro- taln ands 1l quietly avow fealty to the French government. This occa- slonally breaks out into an unwonted sgltation, and such Is the case now. The immediate cause of the exclte: ment is an address just {ssued by dep- uty Antoine in whichhe acknowledges the recelpt of money collected by the patriotic league, for the benefit of safferers by the recont inundations along the Rhine, and appeals to the French government not toforget those unhappy children of France who, al- though parted from her temporarily by the force of arms, are awaiting a day of revenge. CANADA Dispatch to Tus Bxn Orrawa, March 30.—The finance minister, in the budget speech, an- nouncad changes in the tanff list. The price list will include books bound or printed over seven years or printed by any government or sclentific asso- n(nlon not for trade, manuscript, ohronometers, and compasses for shipa; copper in sheets; fron and steel; 013 and scrap iron beams, sheets or plates and knees for iron or composite 3; street railway boars or rails; fish plates: steel eheots for manufacture of screws; tobacco and snuff, & specific duty of 20 cents a pound; turpentine spirits, 10 per cent; bells, except for churches, 30 per cent,now dutlableaccording to material; cfoth of other materials than cotten or woolen made uniform, 50 per cent; vasalic and similar preparations, pe- troleum {n bulk five cents In bottle or six cents per pound: woolen hoslery, same as woolen olothing; dress and custom cloths, under twenty-five foches wide and weighing not more than three ounces per square yard, 20 r cent; more, different colors combined, or mobhalr yarns, white or any oolor, imported by manufacturers, 20 In cent; sgricultural implements and machines to pay a speclfic and 31 by Emperor Willlam ‘o Lieutenant Werder, who ls the mil- | |Oankling Indicted. the Ge: RO | WasHING D-e, & . 4 52, P . May 16, mo.'; ‘ _,j § 'atnst George w.ou.Ks GrxTiEMeN—Having been a suffer- ting, Jr., who shot Wilbur H. Have: Ry stick, Conkling at once surrendered. He was admitted to bail in $5,000. A Fugitive Captured. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bas VINCINNATI, March 30.—Detective ‘Wappenstein this afternoon arrested st the Burnet house, Cassius Markle, the absconding member of the Pitts- burgh paper manafactaring firm, which recently assigned by reason of his withdrawing a large sum from the q!nnn-uhlp fond, He came here 'hursdsy and regfstered as C. F. Overholt. He says he has been In uis, and has been drinking heavily. Mr. Lippinoott, amignee of the firm here, identified bim, Twenty-elght thousand four handred dollars were found secreted about his persod. A Flying Forger. Special Dispatch to T Bn. Rocuesrer, N. Y., March 80.— Gllls, banker at Clifton Springs, has falled and flad. He 18 sald to have put out $30,000 in forged papers. ————————— 2‘1_1}: 3 | Admuration WORLD. Mrs.S. A Allen's WORLD'S Hawr Restorer 1S PERFECTION! Public Benefactress. Mr. 5. A. Aviex has justly eamed this and thousands are this day rejoicing aver a fine head of hair produced by her unequaled preparation for restor- i orating, and beautifying the {er World's Hair Restorer quickly cleanses the scalp, removing Dandruff, and arrests the fall; the er for a long time from nervous pros- tration and general debility, I was advised to try Hop Blitters. I have taken one bottle, and 1 have been upldli getting better ever sincs, and I thiuk it the best medicine I ever used, I am now gaining strength and appetite, which was all gone, and I was in despair until I trled your Bit- ters, Iam now well, able to go about and do my own work. Before taking it, I was completely prostrated M ARY STUART. COOPER WAGONS have arrived. Practloal experience demonstratos and proves them the cheapest in the market for real service, For sale at F. D. Coorkr & Oo's, mb-m&ed&wlm kB s e You can always secure & bargain at the St. Paul Lumber Yard. It will poy o call and mee stooks and get prices when In need of any kind of bullding material. e A falland complete line of Gant's Neckwear at M, Hellman & Co. wed frid&at, REGISTRATION NOTICE. In compliancs with the law recently enacted by the leglslature, I will sit at the Slavin house, from March 234, to April 2ad, for the purpose of meking a complete reglatration llat of the legal voters of sald ward. A new reglatry Iist is to be made out, and all who wish to exercise the right of franchise are requested to call on P, DesmonD, m16 bt Reglstrar First Ward. REGISTRATION, of Nebraska, Douglas coun ty, = Notlce is hereby given the o{ae!cn of the Fifth ward of the olt; of Omaha, that I will sit at the secon door on 16th street, south of the southeast corner of 16th and Oalifor- nia streets, for the purpose of regls- tering the qualified voters of sald ward on Wednesdsy, Thursday, Fridsy and Saturday, Maroh 21st, 22d, 23d, 24th, and Mandli and Tuesday, March 26th and 27th. On Wednesday, Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday, March 28:h, 20th, 30th and 3lst, and on Monday, April 2d, to 12 o'clock m., at the U, P, Bakery on 16th street, between California and Webster sts. 8, WAKEFIELD, Reglstrar Fifth Ward, REGISTRATION NOTIOE, 8 hair, if gray, is changed 0 its natural color, giving it the same vitality and Tuxurious quantity as in youth. COMPLIMENTARY. “My hair is now restored to its youthful color; T have not a gray hair left. I am sat- isfied that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on the secretions. My hair ceases to fall, which is cer- o tainly an advantage to me, State of Nebrasks, Douglas County, who was in danger of be- —Notio is _hareby. given b0 coming bald.” This is sit In Judge Welss' office, basement of Millard hotel, commencing on Thurs- dey, March 22d, and also on 23d, 24th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 20th, 30th, Blet, l:.-ilAprll 2:, from 11 a. m, to 7 p. m. y, for the purpose of regls- terlng the electors olpnld ward, s the testimony of all who use Mrs. S. A. ALLEN’S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. “One Bottle did it." Thatis the expr Yoo of many who have had ay bair restored to its natural i their bald spot covered In witness whereof I hereunto set i Miw g tae bore my hand this 16th day of March, A. Hine. B A Aty NINRRSS SA D., 1883, H. B, Myxzs, mlé Reglstrar, ev-at m-gm,