Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 6, 1883, Page 1

\ b A uther mo fist that their importance 4 ] . & THE OwMaAHA DAy BEE TWELFTH YEAR. B i i — COMPOUNDERS OF RUIN The Discoveries of a Day Ter- rify Both Guslph and Romanoff, The Nihilists of Two Nations Actively Arravging Mon- archial Wrecke, An Irisa Dynamite Factory Discovered aud Broken Up in Birmiogham. Four Mxpert Ruin Breaders Oaptured ia the M:dss ot fheir Liquids. The Crafty \ racksmen Thor- ough 8cholars in the De- structive Arts. The People Greatly Alarmed by the Hoormity of the Dieclosurer, The Budget ot Britain Pre- sented to Parliament and Properly Oheerec. The Dregs of Nations Hoaug- urate War on the Banks of the Isthumus Oanal. Ten Million Dollars Worth of Property Oonsumed by Fire in Iuique. The Uncrowned Czar Perplexed by the Possibility of Bud- den Death, The Nihlists Determined to "Eele~ vate” Him on Corona- tion, Dav The Irish Invincibles and the Infor- mers of Dublin. THE DYNAMITE FIENDS. £pe 1al Dispatches to TuK Brs. LonpeN, April 5 —Tho exciting eyents of tho day crowded each could scarcely ba realized until the latter hours of nizht admitted a com- plete summing up. Tho surprises ia- clude the unearthing of tour ruin breeders in Loadon and one in Birm ingham; the attempt on the govern- ment magaz'ne at Ireland; the recegs- tlon of an incendlary letter in London, and discovery of an astounding and audacious scheme of the nihlists to blsw up the czar's residonoe in Mos- cow. The excitement over these affairs OMAHA 188 1y oxple L4 Blay), Norman's quarie.. devised rubber bags., He miew . - firmed the discovery of a dypamite manufactory {n Blirmlogham and g partioulars of the affairsubstantlslly as related in these dispatches. He eatd farther a cor siderable amount of the same kind of cxploslves had been dis- covered 1o the rooms of the Lambath prisoner, and a part of the money on one of these men was in Amerlean baok notes. That there was a con. nection betveen the arresta at Bir- mingham and London 1a shown by the incident jost como . to light. The home seoretary curing the af tornoon sent a dispstch to Birming ham askiog the authorities to remand Whitehead for a week. Tae same action will be taken hera under the same directions in the care of Nor- mwan. The maglstrate at B)w street waited until late in the afternoon tor lustructions In regard to Norman and hs uwo Lambeth accomplices, and tinally recelving a telegram from the home secretary announced no formal charge would be brought against the three prisonors tc-day. They were accordingly remanded. quantity of nitroglycerine. The p: oner when ed sssumed an alr of indifference and also refused to answer questio: The apparatus for preparing and mixlog the explosive compound were constracted on sclentltic prinolples, and with all the cunning and ceaft which clearly showed Its inventor to be mot only a thorough scholar in chemistry and machinery, bat also an adept for expedlents for avoldlng no- torlety and preventing discovery. Among the noteworthy featurea of the factory was shrewdlydevised mothod for carrying the fames up the chimney and consumivg the cdor, GOING FOR A PODWER MAGAZINE, LoxpoN, April 5. —There is renew- od excitement in government circ'cs this afternoon bacause of a report which comes trom Newry, Irelond, where are sltuatcd large government infantry barracks, that » sentinel standing goard over the powder mag- azine, last night, challenged a man who was discovered scaling the wall. The sentry ficed a shot and gave the alarm. The search for the intruder was froltless, but the guard was Itis learned that the promisss in Leadsam street were taken two months ago by a man named Whitehead, an Irtsh American, who had a sign hang out in front of the place indicating his business, that of paper-hanger. White- head himself was taken into custody when the police made the descent on the den, and {s now in close confine- was not oconfined to the government officers but was apparent on the street to even the most causual obaerver. The prompt action of the government officers {8 highly commended. The postoflice and neighboring government property was placed under increased guard, and the royal residences at ‘Windsor given a large force of senti- nels, sent thither in a private manner. This precaution was made neces- sary e the government cfticoss-Yearned late last night that in cohnection with the discovery of the dynamite factory in Birmingham some conspirators were already on the way to Windsor from Blrmingham, It is stated in official circles that there is reason to belleve that the whole in- cendlary and dynamite conspiracy here and in America will now be laid bare and the number of arrests shortly increased. The man first arrested last night near Fleet straet had engaged rooms on Southampton street, corrner of Strand, giving his name es Ormund and statlng that he was a medical student. Sabsequently he said his correct name was Norman, The first irquiry for cooms was made by an elaerly man. A box of explosives was taken to Norma lodging by a person of rakish appear- ance, who looked more like a trawp or street {dler than a porter of friend of the stadent. It is belteved thls individual and the elderly mau have been captured in the person of two men arrested at Lam- beth, Oae of these men had in his pockets and sewed up in his clothing a large sum of money, a portion which was In American cotns, Street ramor made free use of American’s namo and connected many Irish-American's with the plot. One of the Lambeth zoners had secured lodgings iu the name of Wilson. His movements ex cited so much suspicion among hls nelghbors that he lefc his room yester- day saying it was his Intention to go to Wolverhampton, When hereturn- ed at noon to-day he was surprised to find slx detectives awaiting him, Norman undoubtedly came direct from Birmingham, Where he was stopping wae just over the cffice where {s printed the Court Circu'ar. The proprietor of that shest recently re- celved letters containing dire threats, the origin of which he has now no ment. A considerable quantity of nitro-glycerine was we:zed by the offi- ocers at the samo time, Ioformation now in the hands of the detective tends to demonstrate that this place is the central manufactory of explo- sives and the most important depnt of all infernal contrivances in the king- dom. Whitehead, who is described a8 a man about 25 years of age, dark complexion, and with marked Ameri- can accent, He has been {n the habit of purchasing supplies of nitro-glycer- ine and aclds which are necessary to ron his business, The chemists at Woolwich are en- gaged in an examination of the mate- rial. The police regard the arrest as a most Important one. This is evi- denc:d by the fact that since it was made, precautionary measures have been renewed. Eipecial attention is now beirg glven to the protection of baildings in which are located the offizes of the ministry and all public cflicials, Extra sentinels are posted at Windsor castle and the postcflize. Policamen and detectives are keeping close watch on suspiclous localitles, THE RUBBER BAGS found in Norman's quarters contained nitro glycerine In eufficlent quantity to bluw up any town in the kingdom. The police believe Norman was en- gaged in a plan to carry out the dyna- mite doctrines which are particalarly fostered by O'Donavan Rozsa. Henry Dalton is » man «f shore stature and pock-marked. He was an cccasional caller at Bowles' American reading room, 14 Strand. This arrest was effected owing to in- formation derived from papers fcund on other prisoners. It is believed by the authorities that Dalton is an emfs- sary of the dynanite faction 1n Amer- fica. The man arrested with Wilson at Lambsth is named Gallagher. The papess found upon him prove his con- nectfon with Whiteh Woolwich authorities pronounce the compound found at Lambeth nitro-glycerine and identical with that found 10 Norman's quarters. Gallagher’s portmantean was packed with explosives, Dalton is suspected of balng the perpetrator of the outrages in theoffico of the local fiovernment board, West- minster. The prisoners were not ar- ralgned, because In view of the docu- ments selzed, the police have declded to make other arrests, which they thought might be frustrated if the evidence in their possession was made public. Norman describes himself as a coachman, Wilson oclaims to be a clerk, a Gallagher a physician, POLICE BUPPOEITIONS, The police belleve the Birmingham factory one of a serles which exists in great towns, Evldence Is accamaulat- ing that the persons arrested are con- nected with the invincibles. Dyna- mite used in the Westminister explo- slon was undoubtedly made at one of the factorles of the soolety. Nor- man’s boxes were barredor theoateide with wood for the better protection of the contents and fitted with handles, After the contents had been tested at Woolwiob, the bex was taken to the magezine at Plumstead marshes, where 1t will be kept in .water uatil the «(flislals can safely dispos=d ot the coutente, It is believed the name Whitehead is an allas end that the police know the proper neme, but wish to keep it se- cret for the present. Thouesnds vis- ited the house In L:dsam street dar- ing the day. The stock in the house coneisted of fourteen carboya holding ten gallons each of sulphuric and nitric acld, a great number of cava of glycerine and mixed scids, ten gallons of nitro-glycerine, a coollog machine, hydrometcrs and a varieiy of chomical appliances, It is belteved the governmont in- tends to introduce bill in accordance with Harcourt’s opinion, expressed in the commons, that the present state of law in regard to the poasession of explosives is unsatisfactory. AN EXPLOSIVE BUSINESS, BirmiNaHaM, April 4 —..The city police have made a raid upon the suspecied localities in Lotsam atreet, Ladywood, and discovered a Fanian nitro-glycerine factory in full opera- difficulty in tracing to the prisoner. The fourth arrest was Henry Dal- ton, taken into custody to-night. He came from the United States two weeks ago. He was found at the rooms of the Amerlcan exchange. He made no resistance. Dalton was placed in jall at Scotland Yards. There was no less seneation in the commons when the arrest were an- nounced than elsewhere. Sir Wm. tion, THE DYNAMITE FACTCRY, BirmiNGHAM, April 5.—In accord- ance with the request of the home office, Whitehead was remanded for a week. The cnarge against him is haviog In his possession explosive compounds and materlal In violation of law, At the examination evidence was glven showlng the police detec- tives had followed Norman, who was Harcourt, home secretary, in a brief speech ontlining the facts, confirmed what had up to this tlme had been merely rumor, that Norman had been warrested. He added, one hun- dred and fifty pounds of high- arrested in London, from Whitehead's house to. this clty. He took away from Whitehead & box. Among other materlal selzed at the paper hanger's were elght gallons of myaterous liquld In tins, some sulphuric acid, and a doubled and erders issued to take every precaution toprevent a surprise, GAVE HIMSELF AWAY, Loxpow, April 6.--A seml-weekly newspaper called the Clty Press’in an editlon published yesterday evening announced it had recelved a letter without any signature, whereln the writer threatened to blow up the gov- ernment officer. The affair was rofer- in this clty. Originally It was b lleved that this trial would be the last of the kind on the list. The recent arrests, however, made other nihilists triale probable, and it is the present lntsntron to arralgn the newly diseovered plotters either be- fore the coronatlion of the osar or di- rectly after. The acoused have, with three exceptions, already pleaded gullty of belonging to a party which they assert ls in fact as well as in name ‘‘The will of the People.” St Pererssure, April 5.—It s semi-cflicially announced that there is not the slightest warrant for the report of a large mine belng discovered cor pecting with Kremlin palace. The local chief of polico and all. others who contributed to the comfort of the orews of the Jeannette and Rogers has beer decorated by the ozar. CENTRAL AMERICA. Special Digpateh to Tus brs, Panama, March 27,—S8ovare and contluuous riotiog has taken place slong the line of the canal works, or- iglnating in race hatred between Jam. aicans and Carthaganians. Some twenty of the fdrmer have been mas- sacred, and the governments finds it- self unablo to restore order. Arms ,\ rery ef. me sylu as the famous “‘Soldlers’ March” in ‘‘Faust.” Concerts will be glven exclustvely by Frenoh artists for the benefit of the pedestal fund of the Barthold! statue of lberty. [ Billiard Tournament Spoclal Dispatch to Tun Bas, Cuicago, Aprll 5. —The afterncon gemo in the Branswiok-Balke tourna. ment proved to be the greatest game yetplayed. Schaefor had for his op- ponent, Joo Dion, who had wagered some moncy that Shaefer would not average t ¥euty againat him, and who accordingly studied safety throughout, but It made no difference. Neither bad broaks nor the fact that Dion him- self was pisying better than ho had previoualy done conld stifls Schaefer's spiendid cxecution and great command of the rall for nursing. He made nearly five eixths of the total game in five soparate fnnings, and pat on re- cord the bost average and quickest game ever played. Score: Schaefer 600, average 40, highost run, 66; Dion 248, aversge 17 5-7, highest ran 58, time, one hour and 456 minates, are being Indiscrimanately purchased, and as no work is golng on and about 8,000 men are drinking freely, serlous trouble is anticipated in the Isthmus, whioch 1s belng rapidly overrun by the dregs of all nations, DoLosseps leaves the Isthmus to day for New York. He {nafsts the caval will be fiinished in 1888, red to the police and late last night detectives assisted by members of the Irish secret service suoccecded in ai resiing a man who had possession of quantity of stuff supposed to be dyna- mite. The arrest caused a decided seceation. The detectives had fol- lowed the prisoner from Manchester a8 he appeared a suspiclous character and when the letter appeared he was at onco arrested, being then In the vicinity of Fleet street. He Is now at the Bow street prison to awalt the re- port of army cflicials, PLENTY OF IT, Lonpox, April 5 -~The Irish police here have made two further arrests in the suburbs of Lambeth in connection with the man arrested last night. The latter is now said to bs an Amerlcan, Noarly half a ton of nitro glycerine has been seizad in London already. IRELAND. Special Dispatches to Tus Bxs, DusniN, April 5 —-At the trial of the vrizvnera charged with the PLa: nix Park morder the photograph of a man named Tynan, recently alinded to by the name cf “Tyner,” will be produced. This photograph has been identified by James Carey, the in- former, and three others as that of “No 1" It is stated a portion of the mouey with which Tynan was en. traated tfor distribution can be be traced to the invincibles. The gov- ernment is in possession of an aflidavit to the effect that Tynan and *‘No, 1” are Identical. The crown sollcitor wil! strongly oppose the request to be made by the accused for the postpone- ment of the trial. Peter Carey, brother of Jomes, was acoepted as an inform:r, Evidence will be adduced showin, that the Dablin directorate lomhus of Tynan, known as ‘‘No. 1;"” James Mullett, known as “No. 2;” James Carry, ““Na, 3;" Daniel Carley, ‘‘No. 4.” and Edward McOoffery, ‘‘No. 5." Daweon, lord mayor of Dablin, is forming a nati-nal committee to ralse a fand to present to Puarnell. The committee is composed of bishops, priesis, members of parllament, mayors and other cfficers. The fund reaches £800. It has been definitely decided that nelther Parnell nor any other membar of the Irish parliamentary party will attend the conventlon in Pailadelphla, ENGLAND. 8pecial Dis, atches to Tun Bxx. Lonpox, April 6 —The remains of Prof Palmer, who was murdered, with his companions, ty B:douins in No- vember last, near Calro, was burried to-day in 8t. Paul’s cathedral. Bettiog on the city and suburban handicap is eleven to one sgainst Keene's Foxball, twenty to one against Lorillard’s Sachem,and twenty- two to one agal Paesaic, LonNpoN, April 5 —Ia the commons Childers, cheucelior of the exchequer, explained the budget of the financisl year ending March 31. Total reveunve of tha year, £89%004,000. This ex- ceeded the esumate by £4 064,000, The expenees of the war in Kuypt, in- cluding the amoant contributed to de fray the cont of the Indian contingent, £3,806,000 There fell to thepreaunt administration of the goverement an inheritance cf £7 850,000 war charges which bad been paid out of the taxes «f £10 900,000 for war chargee. He had no arrears whatever to reporl on account of war expnditures Incarred by the present goveroment. For the coming year he estimatad the expen- ditures to be £85,789 000. Natlonal dobtredac i mune past year £7 100,000, He expected to make o farther redis- tion this year of about £8 000,000 and expected to soe the denr reduced the next 20 years by £172,000,000. He proposed the tax on railway earnings, where the fares were very small in amount, be abolished; that provision be made looking toward reductlon of the rate for telegrams sent avywhere inland to aix pence esch, that three half pence of the income tax be re- moved, Thislast measure would ac- cording to the epeaker’s estimates, ro- duce the revenue of the government, £2,135,000. This is the first report of the new chancellor. It was received with much fovor and at its conclusion was loudly cheered. Loxnoxn, Aprll 6,—The weekly statement of the bank of England shows a decrease of bulllon of £378,- 000. The proportionof the bank ra- serve to the labllities is 34} per cent, LoxpoN, April 4 —The Qaeen took a drive to-day, The Star and Herald has the fol- lowing dispatoh frop: Iquique: A ftire on the 10:h destroged ten blooks and and part of four others. The ratl cflices were burned but the worksho were saved. The club escaped but the churches were destroyed, The fire did not extend west of the churches. About one thousand houses were ie- stroyed, doing s damage estimated at at £2,000,000. Jamieson's, Dawson’s, Gildemeister’s, Blair's and Lester’s stores were destroyed, Cable com- manication with Iquique was cat off at one time. CANADA. Spoclal Dispatches to Tus Ban. Orrawa, April6,-~The merquis of Lorne expresses a desire that his term be extended another vear. MonTtreAL, April b —The Oanada Pacific railway syndicate has com- plated arrangements to take over the Thunder Biy branch of the Oanada Pacific railway by May 1st, instead of July 1st. The syndicate will at once dispatch » large forco of men to put the entire line trom Thunder Bay to Winnepex in first-class order, and new passenger coachee, Including sleepera and dining cars, are befng constructed. Arch Bishop Tascherean has informed the faculty of the Montreal medical school they muat sever connection with Victorla collegs or coms under the anathema of the church, The super- ior of Hotel Dieu hospital has au or- der from his grace directing medical students of protestant collegs be not admitted. It {s alloged some membars of the faculty of the Montreal have rrensd to Bshop Fabre their ac. esence In the pope’s mandate, ox qu " GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. Special Dispatches to Tas Bas. Roumg, April 5. —The powder depot at Passo, Correse, for the use of en- glners conducting operations there, exploded to-day. Forty persons were killed and many Injured, some fatally. BeruiN, April 5,—The government will justify the arrest of deputies to the Reichstag, pending the session, by declaring the men arrested were under susplclon of having brought contra- band writings into G :rmpny. The manager of the Natlonal thea- tre belleves the fire was incendetary. Germany and Spain have signed a commerclal treaty. BeLoraDE, April 5.—A violent popular demonstration against the au- thorities of Grijee took place to-day. The people were ordered to disperse to thelr homes, but refused. The mounted police were finally oalled up- on to suppress the disturbance. The police with drawn sabres charged the crowd of men, women and ohlldrer. Many persons were out down and others trampled under the horses hoofs. Pagis, April 5,--Madame Charlen- ton was murdered to-day by her hua. baud The Charlenton family became notorious through a recent sensational abductlon telal, The story of the cate was that Madame Charlenton gave ehelter and protection to a young lady, Fiaella Ds> Monasterlon, againat the attempts of her mother to confine her in a mad house. The young lady was taken by force from the Oharlen. ton mantion by Carlos La Fit, natural son of Madame Da Monasterlo, who is the widow of Francols Roumiguire, electrician, Dac D3 Aumale and Comte De Paris go to Italy the .h inat., return fng May, Rome, Aprll 5 --Cipt. Irscisse states that the governments of Ltaly and Auvstria have given assont and affixed their signaturen to a treaty, by which each empire gosrantees to the other complete integrity of territory. Although Germany {s not directly and by rignature a party to the treaty, the dcocnment contains a claute in which itis mentioned thereln and spproval has been given Parts, Aprll 4, —The weekly state- ment cf the bank of France showsa decrease of 1,850,000 franes, also 500000 franes of silver, Fraxkrort, April 5,—The|Gazette's speclal from Moscow, states thata larze mine has been discovered con- necting with Tremlin where the coro- nation of the czar Is tojtake place. The diagram also states that a request has been wired to St Petersburg for a hundred sappers to be sent at once to Moscow to destroy the mine. Al R New Cantata. Special Dispatch to Tus Bue, Niw Youx, April 5,—The Critic to- RUSSIA. Bpecial Depatch to Tus ban, S1. Pererssura, April b,—Devel. opments of the utmost Importance are expected in connection with the forthcoming great trial of nlhilists morrow will say Charles Gounod, pres- The night game was between Daly and Bexton, the latter being the favor- ite st odds of 100 to 70. The ol 3 ter of the game showed this to be erroneous, as Daly from the first played In strong form, while Sexton was away below par. Daly took a commanding lead In the early part of the gamo, and was never headed once, Soore: Daly 600, average 13 2 4G, highest run 80; Sexton 337, average 7 16-46, highest run 73, The Death of Peter Uooper. 7 | pecial Dispatch to Ten Ban. Nzw York, April 6,—TheWoman's Suffrage society adopted a resolution of “loving ¢ gret for the death of Peter Cooper, the philanthroplst who has done so much for our sex.” A} the funeral of Peter Cooper Sat- urday the church, with the exosption of the center aisle, will be open to the public. After the services the body will be left in the charch tll 4 p. m. and an opportunity glven the publio to vlew the remalns, 1In the faneral procession all will be permitted to Join, It is thought a large number of people will take this means of showing their respeot. The board of aldermen has tuken action on the death of Cooper by re- questing the close of places of busi- uess the day of the faneral and ship- masters to half-mant flags, ‘WasaINGTON, April 5. —A a meating of the Woman's National Industrial ieague to-night, Mre. Charlotte Smith, presldent of the association, cffered resolations, which were adopted, la- menting the death of Peter Cooper, expressing the high respeot ;7 ud ad- wiration of the members for ‘m pure beneficent fifs and character. *‘No man,” the rerolutions say, ‘‘ever ques- tioned his integrity or envied him his He used his wealth saccass in life. red trust, and thousands dally essbd him, History has no record of here, subject to approval at a fatare meeting. Another committee was ap pointed to draw up and submit a cargo contract form for sales In Euro) The recent unjust and exceesive arbi. tration allowanoces on cargoes of Oall- fornla wheat In Liverpool was d s oussed and a firm resolve manifested to have, {f possible, some falr remedy or change, With this view the chatr- man was requested to cable the pro- ceedings to tte Liverpool corn trade assoclation, B The Hu nt for Apaches. Special Dispatch to Tux bun, Curcaco, April 6. —The News' Santa Fo spocial says a courler arrived from Capt. Black's command asking for supplies and men, The command {8 encamped at Alamohues, elght a ther, braver or more generous wan, LR S Meoxican Railroads. Special Dispatch b Tuw Bux. asx100, April 5. ~The annual re- port of the Mexloan Contral road to overnment states the company intend gnlldlng the main line from here to the United States and complete {tnext year. The net profit of the Mexlcan division last year was $343,785. One hundred and seventy miles are opened on this division; 320 are In operation on the Chihuahua division; 209 miles ot track were laid durlng the year on the Tampico divislon; forty-two miles of track completed, the grading on forty-one finished and the route cleared cne hundred miles ahead. San Blas is chosen as the Paclfio ter- minus, with Teplc, an Intermediate station, A San Blas dispatch says the Mexi. can Cantral began the construction of the Pacifis division with 600 laborers, The company’s workmen removed the track on the street road, causing some disturbance, No ne seriously 1u- jured. “Lucky” Bal Special Dispatch toTus Brn, 8aN Francisco, April 0.—In the case of Verona Baldwin, on trial for shootivg “Lucky” Baldwin, the jury retlred at noon, and after a brier de- lay asked some further instructions re- garding tho question ofinsanity, They again retiréd and at 2 o'clock returned a verdict of not guilty on the ground of insanity. The verdict was recetved with applause by the crowded court, The judge ordered the court cleared. A number of Miss Bildwin's friends and many strangers perzonally con- gratulated her, and the ladies got up quite an effaelve scene over her, She recoived her ecquittal smillngly and much us a matter of course, Dinz Among 1hs Merchents. 8pecial Dispateh to Tux New York, April 5,—The recep: tion given Gen. Diaz to-day by the produce exchange was largoely attend- ed. The exchange wes draped with Mexican and American colors aud the Seventh regiment band was engaged for the ociasion, L. F. Holman, preeldent of the exchange, read an ad- dress of welcome, to which Diaz re- plied. After tho receptlon Diez and party, accompanied by a number of members of the exchange visited the grain clovators and other poinus of In- terest on the bay and rivere, ~ e = The Kuights of Des Moines. Bpectal Dispatch to Tus Exs Des MoiNes, April 5.— Over two hundred of the most prominent Kuolghts Templar of this state have already announced their Intention of golng to California accompanied by thelr ladles, Secretary Parvin has gone to Sin Franclsco to secure dor- mitories, - Oalifornia Grain Traide. Spectal Dispatch to Tux bns, BAN Fraxcisco, April 5, —A large tdent of the French Choral society, Lesperance, New York, will prodnce a new cantata entitled ‘‘Ladtabus de La Liberte,” com) d by male volces accompanied by the military band. It meeting of influential grain dealers was hofd here to-day, and the Califor- nia Grain Trade associstion organized. A committee was appointed to deaw up & uniform graln charter for use oight miles from Forsythe. The pros- peot Ia that the troops may encounter a marauding band from the Sonora. TucsoN, April 5. —A speclal to the Citizenf rom Agent Wiloox says: The Whito mountain Chihuakua Indian oaptured by Yuma soouts denles the hoatiles were jolned by any reserva. tion Indlans. He left Juh's band after the killing of Judge McComas to learn the feeling of the agonoy Indians. | Should hostlles seek the reservation, he says he will tell Gen. Crook all. Later—Gen. Crook and party arrived at Wilcox this evening. Ceolies for Hawali. Speclal Dispatch to Tus Brn. San Franoisco, April 6. —It 1s stated that the Hawailan law prohibit- ing the direct Importation of Chineso from Bnns Kong to Honolulu has been repealed, and preparations are belng made for a Chinese hegira from Asla to the Hawailan Islands. The regular steamer Oceanlo, on her next voyage, will go to Honolulp Al=~ and carry nearly one thotisaya Ohi- nese laborers, Over three thousand have already contracted for passage, and the noxt five steamers will take them to the laiands. [ T P Suit for Attor: Special Dispatoh to Tun bxa. On10AGo, April 5.—The trial of the sult of ex-Senator Doolittle sgalnst Jacob Forsytho and wife for §75,000 attorney's foes in negotlating the eale to a syndioate of a tract ot land known an east Chicago, on the lake shore, acroes the Indiana line for $1,000,000 was begun in the Unlted States circult court to-day. It seoms after the pay- ment of §333,000 thesyndiocate defauit- ed on the remalnder purchase money, and the eale went for naught. The defendants thercfore, refuse to pay the attorney's fees, i 1 T NI SRR Small Pox in Kansas, Spocial Dispatch to Tin 1wa. : Torkka, Ks,, April 6. —Imforma- tion from the towns of Empire City and Galena, which are only ‘separ- ated by an imaglnary line, Is to the effeot that there is no abatement in the small pox scourage there. Business of all kinds is entirely suspended. The local authoritics haveexhausted all the funds atthelr command. In Galena alone there has been fifty deaths. The population {s moatly pecple of slender means, Folger's Mistake. Spteial Dispatch to Tus Bas, Ontoaco, Aprll 65,—~The United States sub-treasury of Chicago to-da; refused to exchange s $10,000 gnlx certificate into smaller denominations. A prominent bapl~~ says he has it from the best authority that Secretar; Folger is convinced he made a mistake o limiting Interchange to New York and that he will soon arrange for like facilities for western banks, O The Wabash Gobbled. Special Dispatch to Tun Bxs. New York, Aprll 6 —The new board of directors of the Wabash, St. Louls & Pacific organized to-day. They elected Jay Gould president. The board authorlzed the executive committee to arrange with the St. Louls, Iron Mountain & Southern for lease to it of the Wy bash road. lon. Special Dispatch to Tus Bx.', MiLwaukeg, March 5.--The estl- mated labor bill, which passed the leg- islature, lmposing a fine" nd {mprison- ment in the caso of eriployment of ohildren under fourtven yeara of age, will throw nearly 3,000 ount o! em- ployment in this oity. The large cigar manufactories employ a consld- erablo number, and several hundred are employed as sorters of rags in junk shops. Preventiog Passton Plays. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus B, ALBANY, April 6 —A bill was Intro- duced In the senato and immediately ordered to a third reading, to prevent any attempt ‘o personate or represont Jesus Christ by any show, play or dramatic reprecentation, whether the free or by admission fee, and declares the violatlon of itn provisions a mis- demeanor punishable by & fine of not less than $100 and imprleonment not less than eix months, Murder:d for Money. Special Dispatch to Tus Bun Wesr Unton, W, Va,, April 6.— Barney Doyle and dsughter were murdered last night by robbers. It was known that Doyle kept money in the house, The second daughter was beaten with a poker and left for dead. She recovered to.day and told the story of the crime. Kenner, James Harper and son were arrested and placed, - Tho Cinolnnat! Dramatio Festival. THE NATIONAL CAPITOL. Death of the Distinguished Sur- geon Goneral of the Army, Joseph K, Barnes, Biographical tketch of His Bervices in the Field and Hospital, The Starry Vail and Brother John Disclose as Little a8 Possible, The Presidential Party Start for Florida—Some Appointments, CAPITOL NOTES. Bpocial Dispatch to Tus Bun, DEATH OF GENERAL BARNES, WasniNarow, April 6.— Brig.. Gen. Joseph K. Barnes, retired, late sur- geon general of the " Uaited States army, died at his residence in this oity this morning of Bright's disease, Adjatant-General R, . Dcum this afternoon issued, by order of (ianeral Sherman, an order announcing the death and reviewing the services of Brevet Major-General Joseph K. Barnes, brigadier-general of the United States army, retired, late sur- feon general of the army, whereln it s stated he entered the service as as- sistant surgeon, June, 1840, was pro- moted surgeon in August, 1856; medi- cal {nspector, with rank of llen- ‘ -ant-oolonel, February, 1863; medioal Inspector general with rank of ocolonel, August, 1863; and surgeon general with rank of brig- adier x-nan\. August, 1864 He was retired from active service by opera- tion of the law, June 30, 1882, He was an eminent and skillful surgeon and D:llllclln. and distloguished for great admlinistrative abliity as head of the medical department, He inaue- urated the medical history of the war, founded the medical museum and brought the' medical department to the highest state of efficiency. At the time of the assassination of President Lincoln and the attempted assassina- tlon of Secretary Soward he attended at the death bed of the one and miniatered with untiring energy and skill to the succeesful restoration of the other. Doring the long illness of Prestdent Garfield he was one of the distingulsh- ed surgeons of the land who for da; and nights attended the dying presi- dent. Daring these long protracted hours of anxioty and care his own health gave way. From that moment to the time of hin death he was an in- valid. The order olos ‘‘His career is one of honor to himself and great service to his country, The funeral of General Birnes will take place Saturday. He will be burled with military honors in Capitol Hill cometery. The troops at the ar- senal, the Marine band and marines of the navy yard have been ordered to act as an escort, together with such of :l.\;. dh!dn:fi‘?:lhh a8 may derire to wr lollwdna officers a1 %'.’su.m , Edmund Schriever, D, H. Rucker, W. H. Emory, A. Baird, M. O. Meigs. R O, Drum, R, Mao- feely, N. W, Brown, O. H. Ceane, O. 'Y [ M. Wilcox,[and Joseph E. Johnaton, THERE I8 NO TRUTH in the report that the foreman of the grand jury refused to sien the ladict- ments agalnst Senator Kellogg. THE STARRY VAIL, In the star route trial Vall was on the stand undergoing oross-examina- tlon. He sald he loaned Rerdell money before he learned the latter ° was golng over to the government. Rordell afterwards told witneas he was in communloation with the govern- ment. Witness asked Rerdell what ho knew. Rerdell said at first he knew nothirg, but afterwards said: “Iam foll; I am full” that the gov- ernment did want him (Rerdel)) to go upon the stand to give the ‘‘pointers,” John W. Dorsey was ed. He sald his brother had endeavored to dirsuade him from embarking in star route business. He denied a con- spiracy; sald he had spoken to Brady but once in his life, Witness con- sulted a memorandum and promrtly informed his counsel where he might find the disputed polnt in evidence. Ivg:reoll remarked that the witness seemed to know more than the “‘whole outfit,” The court said he secmed to koow what questions would be asked him, Witness remem- bered no conversation such as detailed by MoLellan, in which he said the route would be Increased through Lis brother's influcnce. ‘It is the most infamous lle in the world,” snid witnees, ‘‘as if I would tella couple of mule whackers such stuff as that the first vime I ever saw them.” Farther examination was umimport. sat. Adjourned, Mre. 8. W, Dorsey was present in the court room to-dsy, with her sister, Mrs. Peck. APPOINTMENTS, The president made the following appolutments: A, W, Sheldon, of Maryland, assoclate justice of the su- preme court of the territory of Ari- zonan, vice W. W. Hoover, suspend- ed; 8, E Synder, agent of Indians at Fort Peck agency, Montana, vice Nathan 8 Porter, reelgned; Wm, W. Carter, collector of internal revenue, 7th district, India avid B. Russell, United States marshal of the eastern Special Dispatch to Tus B, i1, April 5,—The action ckets for the dramatic fostival continued to-day with un. abated interest. Total number of now scld, 1660; total receipts, $51,011, Of this $27,771 1s for pre- miums. Mile, Rhea pald pre- miam for seats to-day. The sale Is entirely unprecedented. The auctlon wlll be continaed, e — . — The Maverick National Bank of Bos- ton draws forelgn exchange, buys and sells Government and other invest- ment securitils, and transacts any bus. iness for ita correspondents in the line of banking, m&th-me distrlot of Arkansas; Henry Ward, Todian Inspector, vico Wm, ~Pollack resigned. The Jeannette court of luquiry, without transacting any business, ad- journed until to morrow. OFF TO FLORIDA, President Arthur, Secretary Chand- ler and Mr, Miller, of New York, left here thls morving for Jacksonville, Fla. Representatives of the Chicago Tribune, New York Sun and New York Times accomvanied the party. The final order affirmiog the decision of Judge Gardner in the July wheat deals in Ohicago, was filed in the superior court of Tllinols yesterday,