Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1883, Page 1

l N o - | P 2 ( @f Ny . TWELFTH YEAR W g, OMAHA NEB WEDNUESDAY MORNING APRIL 18 1888 ¥ THE OMAHA DAILY J3EE 293 ¥ ' THE DOOMED REPUBLIC. The Allisd Powers Of Europe Determined to Orush France, German Troops in Feadinees to Cross the Border on Three Days’ Notica, The Iucapacity of French Offi. cials Leading the Country to Warand Ruin The Nihiliete, Dynamiters and Bocialists Continne Their Hlevating Fxarcise, A Large Assoitment of Gen'ral Foreign Newsr. THE PEACE OF EUROPE. Special Dispatch to Tan Ban. New Yorx, April 17.—A cable to The World from London says: *‘The message of Emnperor Willlsm to the Relchatag, calliog for leglslation in the Interest of the working claes, causes as much uneasiness here iu offi olal clrclea as at Berlin, for the reason that it is believed it was inspired by the distrust existing agaiuat the gov- ernment of France, and to ocover the military programme which will pretty ocer'ainly be carried out upon the first symptom of serlous politieal distarb- ance in France. I have it on the best authority that, under orders from Berlin a fortnight ago, six diviaslons of the German imperial cavalry and four of the army corps have been got into readiness to oross the French fron- tler in three days's time, the soclalist ers of Germany ap- Kur inclined to begin work nearer ome by provoking overt distarbances among the Gorman working classes, but as any sach attempts would be dissstrous to the people, it Is not likely te bo made! The real danger of Earope this moment is at Paris, where men 1o authority seem to be entirely {ncapible of understandlog the danger to which they are expos- ing not only the peaca of the continent but the very existence of thelr own country. ENGLAND. 8pecial Dispatches to Tun Ban. Loxpon, April 17, - The affidavit of a clerk in the postal telegraph service says & man whom he supposed to be a Fenian accosted him, bandaged his ' eyes, near the Broad street railway station, and compelled him under threats of his iife to anawer to ques- tlons as to the whereabouts of the en- glnes and the number and duties of the persons employed in the central telegraph offices. He was afterwards conveyed to Kingston and questioned by six men, some of who were Ameri. ca1s, The oclerk has a brother in Americs. He does nut know how the Fenians learned hisiname, the first ex- others ocongratalated the Malagassy envoys on the satlefactory result of their visit to the Ualted States, ex pressing tho hope it would lead to a good understanding. The deputs tion also wished Lhe envoys sucoess in thelr negotiations with France. The chief envoy spoke in warm praise of the kindness received In America and clted the Intention of the Ualted States to promote its agent in Mada- gascar to the rank of consul. ~ The Canadlan Paclfic rallway noti- fied the Grand Trunk company it would not be able to carry out their arrangement because of the objactions ralsed in Amerioa. Sir Philip Rose, legal adviser of the tory party, Is dead. Loxpox, April 17,—-The queen left Wiadsor this morning for Osborn. Owing to the trouble from hersprained knee she is unable to walk and had to be lifted into the carrlage. The route is carefully guarded. LonpoN, April 17.--First day of the Epsom meeting for the great met- ropolitan stakes the handicap was won by Roseberry's Vista, Lord Marche's Alison second, Count Festetic's Bere- enze third, Five horses ran. Loxnpox, April 17. —The Court Cir- cular contalns the following, written by the qaeen herself: ‘‘We have to record the death of Mr. John Brown, the queen’s personal attendant, which took place at Windsor Castle at & quarter past 11 o'clock, Tuesday even: ing, the 27th inst., of erysipelas. This melancholy event has cansed the deepest regret to the queen, the royal family and all members of the royal household. To her majesty the loss is {rreparable, and the death of this truly faitbfal and devoted servant has been a grevious shook to the queen. In 1849 Mr, John Brown entered the queen’s service as one of the Balmoral glllies, and by his careful attention, steadines and intelligence. he rose to the position of the queen’s personal servant in Socotland, which in 1864 was extended to that of constant per- sonal attendant ou her majesty on all occaslons. Daring the last elghteen years and a half he served her majesty constantly, and never once absented himself from his daty for a single day. He has accomprnied the queen in her dally walks and drives, and all her journeys and expeditions, as well as personsally walflng on her at banquets, etc He was an honest, falthful and devoted follower, and a trustworthy, dlscreet and straight- forward man, and possessed of strong sense, He filled the pesition of great and anxfous respousibllity the datles of which he performed with such con- stant and unceasing care as to recure for himae!f the real friendshlp of the Qiecn.” GERMANY. Special Dispatch to Tus Brs Besuny, Aprll 17.—1t is likely the coronatlon of the czir will be post- azar in a scornful ath orlticlsm in Raesia ex- gress the opinion tnat there is no danger to be feared to the cear at the coronation with the exoception, per- ta of isolated fanatics, Tae snltan of Turkey has {nvited Baron Vongoliz of the general staff of the German army, to enter the Tark sh servica ard reorgsnizy the military educs'lon of the troops. The emperor will psrmit the baron to ace cept the Invitation, Workingmen are organizing for a gonera atrike for an ivorenso of wages, The emperor will remain at Wies baden two weekas Parliamont has voted 64 000 000 marks for the constraction of various branch raillways ia tho emplre, At the last cablnet council the min ietry war unanimous agalnst removing the restristions agalnst the celebration of masw aud administration of the sacramont. Whether a bill on the subject should be introduced in a mcsifitd form is being discussed . Theidea of holding a regular debate on the addresa in reply to the emper- or's messsgn has been abandoned, be- cause the liberal geoups were unable to agree thereon, GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS, Special Dispatcbes to Tun Bax. Prince Thomas, duke of Genos, and Princess Isabella, of Bavaris, were married av Manich yesterday. A Portoguaese corvette and gunboat have been ordered to London, The scaffold around the ceramlc ex hibition bulldiog in Madrid fell, in joring seventeen persons. Edwin Booth ended his engsgement in Vienna last night. He was londly applaudad and at the close of the per formance was presented with floral wreaths, the stars and stripes and the colors of the city of Vienna. ; Charles II. Louils De Bourbon, former Duke of Parma, is dead, at the age of 84 Three hundred and thirteen peti- tions were presented the Austrlan Relohsrath urging defeat of the reac- tionary school blll. The greater por- tion of the German element look upon the messure with disfavor. The French oscupled Porta Nagro on the Qorg» after some resistance, It is atated should the emperor of Anvam refase the demands of France, 1,000 troops and several gunboats will be sent to occupy stragetic points on the Sang Kol river. The government of France has ex- pelled the nihilist Chestapaloff, It is reported that the troubles be- tween Goneral Thibeaudin, Frensh mintster of war, and Prime Minister Ferry have been rerewed, and that the former intends to resign. Three rafts upset in a great tank at Seunderabab, Bombay, while loaded with natives engaged in a religions ceremony, and sixty-two were drowned DusLiN, April 17,—The trial of 'Dmlul Oarley was resumed this morn- og. God Bave the Queen’s Daughter Special Dispatch to Tus Bxs, Orrawa, April 17,—The governor general and Ednnul Lonlu' had » urdldu.mp&lm loj‘d.‘qy On the th*"Qm“ u'm’ passed through the crowd on the way in the carriage. Leaving the depot the band played ‘‘Home, Sweet boquets wera thrown in'o the carriage all along Elgin street. The party were cheered heartily. Eight policemen from Toronto remain here a month on special dety In connection with the government house and parliament building. An extra guard was placed sround Rideau hall to-night. Fifteen officera from Toronto in cltizen's dress mingled with the 2,000 people assem- bled at the depot to greet the prin- cess. MipnieET—Private detectives to- night patrol the parliament grounds and search the parliament buildings. They are very reticent. Many anony- mous letters have reached Rideau hall this morning. It is reported one ome,” and & detective has a clew which may lead to the identification of the author of at least one of the documents, The guard to-night at the governwent house was doubled. —————— Rochester Tumbling. BSpecial Dispatch to Tus Bxs. Rocuesrer, N, Y, April 17.— Thirty feet of the north wall of the Galliger boilding, used for manufio- waring purposes, nesr Main street, foll at midnight. The race of the sluice was broken by the accident and some manufaciories stopped. Had the fall happened in day time there would have b:en loss of life, The printors in The News office next to the Galliger building refased to work this morniog and the fire marshal ordered the walls strengthened., A building In course of construction gave way in the north pert of the city yesterday. The fire marahal ordered several buildings taken down or pre- cautions taken, Express Car Ko Special Dispatch to Tuz bas, LouisviLLg, April 17, —Last Sunday a through Adams express car left Oinclnnati for Nashville via the State line raliway. The car was in good condition at Lagrange, 30 mlles from Loulsville, but on inspectiou after the arrival at East Loulsville the locks were found broken and the contents of the car scattered about and broken. The amount of stolen goods is not learned, owiog to the reticance of the express officlale. S)me of the train employes are under suepicion, a. The Lost Indian Trail. Special Dispatch to Tus Brx SAN AntowNio, April 17.,—A tele- gram to military headquarters from the colonel commanding at Fort Clark, conveys the following regsrd- iug recent reports of Indlan depreda- tlons on the border: ‘‘Major Barnard has returned; was at Lozler slx hours, and made a thorough invesilgation; also went to Myers'spring and Lang- try. A Mexican aln with five sol- diors came across the river at Langtry poved natil the 10th of June. The latest proclamation of the nihil'sts Thursday evening, and reported that he had been following the Indians in Mexico and lost the trall. I fe thought the Tndians had gone up the river on the Mexican side. All other reports have grown out of that one.” Randa!l will wait in the viclnity of Logzler for farther orders fcom the de- partment headqusrters. N PRODUCTS. Statistics of Last Years' Orop—The Tonnage of Vessels Bul t. pocis! Diopatch to Tun Bun Pmnaperenia, April 17, —The an- nual report of tho Americsn Tron and Steol atsociation shows w largs de creans in the neoduction ¢f frou rails in 1882 over 1881 and a small decrease in the production of open hearth steel ralls and cr:clble steel ingots, Inall other articles there was an {rorease in 1882 over 1881 with tho single ex ception cf pig lron. However, the lacrease was in no iostance largs and even in pig iron was only 11 ver cent. Iron and eteel imports In 1882 was 1 3356 371 tone; value of our lron and steel exports that year, §19,019 769. Oar p'g {ron production in 1882 was obtained In 26 states and U ah THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. The “‘Resources of Civilization" a8 Applied to the Regen- eration of Africa. The Black Republic Luxuriat- ing on Pure American “Pawnee Weed " Architect Hill's Profitable Rela- tions With Oontractors Publicly Explained. A Suit of Muoh Importance to Millers Argued in the Su« of the Easteru distriot of Mir Is & suit brought for fringement of & pateny grauted April 20, 1876, upon an’ Improved prooens for manufacturiog middlines tlour by crushing gralu between roll” e:3. Among the deferses set up by the Yesger milling company is that Downton's patent fs void for want of novelty In the lavention If the de- ofslon of the coart should turn upon this polut rather than upon one of many other polnts of law involved, and thua settle the question cf valldity of the patent, the case would bo one of much Importanco, eince most of the large mills of the country have sub- stituted rollers for stones and are now manufacturing patent proce:s flour I e lo- The Bonasas Legal Fee. Spocial Dispatch to Trn Han. Wasnixarox, April 17.—Ooneid. ering the unfavorable circumstances, preme Gonrt. The Star Route Trial Near the Olose, CAPITOL NOTES. Special Dispatches to Tus Ban. territory, and of the total 5,178 122 tons Pennsylvania produced 2,449 256 tone. The tonnage of iron vessels built daring the year was 40,907 tons, the largest in cur history L ———e— - The 8t Paul & Omaha Road 8pecial Di:patch to Tus Bxs, Nzw York, April 17.—Tt is officlal- ly stated the Chicago & Northweatern Rallroad company wiil {ssue $10,000,- 220,d b per cent :- :mu l‘lklll“flln‘d nds to roviurnnmr‘ 'ands for the uguMIlun of the 8t Paul & Omaha stuck. The $10,000,000 de- benture bonds have been sold to Kuhn, Loeb & Co., who, it is under- stood, represent a syndlcate of Amert- oan and ferelgn houses. The election takes place June 7th. The books will be olosed May Gih and reopened June 9.h, The agreement under which the new bonds are lssued contains a clause that if the onnp:ny‘-hn.u munw » mortgage on fits Yy '] fl:::-hm acqaire the qualities of legitimate mortgage. A sinking fand of 2 per cent a year is alsd provided for. It is understood Kuhn, Koeb & Qo. represent many leading banking houses in this olty, among whom are said to be J. W, Biligman & Co., United States trust company, and ‘Winslow, Lanier & Oo. The Tribune will to-morrow publish the above, addlng that the terms un- der which the new bonds are {issued will not be fixed until to-morrow. While it is understood that they will be made satisfactory to the purchaser, the general terms have been fully agreed upon by the compsny and the representatives of the syndlcate. ErtaR ey Too Much Speculation. 8pe fal Dispatch to TH K. Pirrssura, Aprll 17.—The failure yosterday of James Marshall & Co,, {ron pipe manufacturers, was the all- tmportant toplc in commeroial and financlal ciroles to day. The liabili- tles are considerably heavier than was reported, and will not be less than 81 900,000, Of this amount, $300,- 0001s to the Marshall estate. The sssets will coverall but $300,000. ) ‘Tae heavieat losers are Mark Wataor, of this city, brother-in law of James Marshall, $120,000; Hogeett, Hauna Co., furnace men, Uniontown, Pa., $95,000; Marshall Bros., Philadel- phia, $32 000, leaving $173,000 to be divided among the ‘l‘hu Ohanoe far- nace company, Fayette Brown, re- celver of Brown, Bonnell & Co., Youogstown, Ohic; Danbar (Pa.) far- nace company, and Rock Hill furnace company. Almost every bank in this olty held paper, bat all were secured and will not losea dollar. The failure was the result purely of speculation, and the condition of the iron trade was in no way responsible, Onicaco, April 17 —One of the morning papers to-day in commenting edltorlally on the Apollo Conmandery inquires: ‘“Why should the Earnpean trip have been proposed instead of that across the rock'es In company with brothers from other commanderies? The public knows that the California commandery was not pleased with its treatment In 1880, and that Gassette, rightly or wrongly was blamed therefor. It has been sald that there is no humillation equal to that of accepting hospltality from a party one has wronged. Was this at the bottom of Gassett's determination to cat C vifornla accordiag to the let- ters ot Dr. Colllster, who was sent out to view the land? The Californ. fans have forgotten and forgiven the inconvenience they suffered in Cnlcago aod were prepared to heap ocoals of earthly comforts on the heads of the Apollo commandery.” Reorganizing the Party. Special Dispatcn to Tux Bus, New York, April 17.—The repab- lican central c)mmittee his adopied resolutions fuvitlag suggestions trom all partles desirous of forming one harwonious and earnest orgauization of the republican party iu the city, The committee to recsiye the sugges- tions and report a plan of reorganizs- tlon lucludes: Sohn J. 0'Brien, Col, Charles Bpencer, Wm. D,wd, Lloyd Asplowall, Chauncey M. Depew, The- odore Dwight, Whitelaw Reld, Gao, Jones and Hugh Hastings. Mexioan Matters. Special Dispateh to Tnx Brs, Ciry or Mexico, Aprit 16, —(t has been determined here to have the pos- tal earvico keop paca with that of the Unlted S:ates. It is hoped an inter- national money order system will be eatablished. The Mexlcan laborers on the Mex!- oan Central railroad have struck for §1 a day. ————— Shippiug News. 8pecial Dispatch to Tus Bxx, New Yoek, April 17.—Arrived, B3 »thola from Liverpool, Perelre from Havre, Loxoox, Aprll 17.—The Woestpha- lls, Helvetla and Greclan Monarch from New York arrlved out. EXPORTING ANIDE TOBACOO. WasninatoN, April 17, — Oonsul Lowis, of Sterra Lsone, writes the department of state that importers of leaf tobacoo from the United Siates olaim that it is dishonestly packed; that the hogsheads on being opeuned are found to contain s great deal of refuse tobacco; that from 25 to 60 per oent of all imported is not aceord ing to sample and this {s ly th: case wah Kentucky wm'v- the close, dark, illy ventilated court rocm and the unusually large, tedlous proceedings, the beginning of the fith month of the second star voute trlal found the ocourt, jury and counsel looking well and in remarkably good health. All of the defendants were present, a rather un- usual ocourrence, TELEGRAPH NOTES Special Dispatches to Tus Ban. The New York senate, 19 to 8, rflmd the motion to mm.ow to Mre. Martha Washiogton, w of Dr. Lawrence A. Washington, of Denison City, Texas, for the :ohm of ocertaln nlL of Go'om WAITII..‘III. The Scott bill, which became & law in Ohlo yeaterday, taxes each liquor dealer in ing to the diffioalties of of | the state §200 those selling oaly ln'ulor character tobacoo, to | beer and wine Fd‘“ Oonsul Lewis, it is rarely dm’mu nlnm untll it has found ita way ) e “"‘ 0 8150 fl impotter is ol d to make to the consumer which in some cante averages £2 per hogshead on the whole oargo. Hoe urges more in-~ spection of tobacco before THE NATIONAL HOMB, < The board of managers of Na- tlonal home for disabled vol wol- Arimgion hotel Th tolovlag afloon gton hotel. were elected for the ensuing $ President, Geveral W, B. fi-m; fist vice president, Odlonel L. A. Harrls, of Ohto; second vice presi- dent, General John A, M of Kansas; secretary, General M. T. MacMahon, of New York, . nation of Ganeral W, 8. Tilton; gov- ernor of the home at Togus, 8, was aocepted, and Goneral Lather Stevenson, Jr., of Massachusetts, was elocted. Dr. 8. K. Towel, of Con- oord, was elected surgeon of the southern home at Hampton, Vieginia, Other busines of the board was of a routine character. The board leaves here to morrow to visit the soldiers’ home at Hampton. THE NATIONAL ACADEMY CF met this afternocon in the al museum; 26 members were t, including some of the best wn scientific wen of the country, Prof. 0. C. Marsh, vic»-presideat, Was in the chalr, and Pecf ° 018 THE CHARGES AGAINET Mgt/ oy, Eleven charges pusfered Sapervising Architect Hill by ex R sp- resentative Murch have been referred to a speclal comm.ttee. These charges allege general mismanagement on the part of Hill in connection with the postoffice of Philadelphia and the custom house of Caloagc; also that Bill corrupted the admiunistration «f his office sgainst tho interests of the United Scates, and that contractors known to be gullty of fraud are specially favored by the supervising architect. Another specification 1is that employes in the cffice have used overnment time and material in the esigns and construction of private dwellings, Among the wicnesses named are Seoretary Folger, Senator Diwes and A. B. Mallett. THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL. Ex-Postmaster General Jamea was calicd to the stand in the star route trial to.day. The exsmination was brief, The prosecution put on the stand for the purpose of contradioting vohn W. Dorsey three hutel clerks who showed by registers that Rerdell was In Nebraska and Colorado on April 9, although Dorsey had sworn he was in Washington. Judge Julius B. Bissell, of Lead- ville was the next called and was ex smined with regard to the so called “‘Belford Check.” 1Ia the argument asto the admissibllity of this tesii- mony, Bliss said the books showed a check draft to “J. B B" He would not say who ““J, B, B.” represented, but would admit that he did not now believe 1t meant Belford. Witnees sald in Jane, 1879 he saw Dorsey draw a check or draft in Leadville to order of ‘“J. B, B.”; did not remem- ber its exact amount, but thought it was for about $2 000; It was to be divided among four geutlemen; Judge Bowen, afterwards Senator Bowen, was one of the party. In reply to Iogersoll witness said his (witness’) initials were placed on the check, and Dorsey suggested that Oharles W. Taukersley, one of the party, collect it; did dot know on what bank the check was drawn. It had boen glven to Tankersloy because the Iatter was Dorsiy's attorney, and the check had to be collected out of town, Rerdoll was recalled, and contra dicted John W, Dorsey where he sald that he (Rerdell) was in Washington 1o April, 1879 Biiss then rald that, with the excep- tlon of proof of the contents of the Clendennin letter, the prosecution had concluded, Court then adjourned. AN IMPORTANT SUIT. Argument was begua in the Untted States eupreme court to-dsy in o case which may prove to be one (f moch fntereat and {mportance to all millers who make what fs known as Adolph - Hall acted as seoretary, The w will remalu is session until FY g : javor of his bill o -nxor o wh‘b powarwlppom of de- Ames $0 veto the bi 1, "lh mupafl Sfludny,‘ :‘f oounty, Pa , was comm 4o e " T T — On Rates on Grain. Special Dispatch to Tun Bxs. Naw Y A 17.—In rotielng will pu followlng: “No action has been taken by the trunk lines to stop the cutting of east bound grain rates by western rallrosds, The recelpts of grain at New York are showiog » steady increase from the amount re- celved a fow weeks ago, but the Erle continues to nrr%mm in into the clty than the New York Contral brix, Tae New York, Lackawanna snd Western road also malntalns its advantages over the Pennsylvania rallroad In its New York deliveries, A vote Is now being taken by mall and telegraph among the roads form- ing the joint executive committee on the question of reducing rates from 30 to 25 cents per 100 pounds on Chicago and New York basis. The reduction is opposed by the New York Central and Erle roads, but warmly advocated by the Pennsylvanis railroad. Many well Informed rallwey men believe the redustion will be made.” R e Oentralising Power Special Dispatch to Tus kaa, partments and ocommissioners, and depriving the board of aldermen of the right to oonfirm nominations. Hesald that the present system is de- moralizlng and dangerous to public Interests, because an agreement be- tween the mayor and the present con- firming power must neoessarily -be based upon compromise and conoes- slon. This has been the case for the past ten or twelve years, and during this perlod very few appolntments wers made excep: such as were the result of politicsl combinations and bargains such as demoralize the public service and deteriorate the character of public servanta. ToLeno, April 17, Co., of this city, have recelved over thirteen hardred reports, oovering every important wheat growing county in Ohlo, Indiana, 1llinois, Michigan, Kansas and Missourl. Oae-quarter of the reports present the condition a8 very !uonzle; one quarter falr; one-third poor; one-sixth very poor. One-quarter reports the present con- ditlon as much better than two weeks 8go; one-half reports it slightly bet- ter; one-sixth about the same; one- twelfth worse. One sixth say better than a year ago; one-quarter say as ood; nearly half report it worse. 'he season is backward; acreage and reserves about the same as at the cor- respondiog time last year, A Strike. Special Dispatch to Tus Bus, Prrrseura, Aprll 17.—-Two hun. dred tanners, or about half the force employed at the Allegheny tenneries, struok this morning against the re- duction of a dollar per week. The tannerles are runniog with reduced foroes, and it Is thought the matter will be amioably settled within the next twenty-four hours. Nine coal mines along the Pan Handle rallroad resumed operations this mornlng at a reduced mining rate of three cents per bushel. The Dramatio Festival. Special Dispatch to Tun Bux, Ciscisnamy, 0., Aprll 17.—The Dramatlo Festlval association s find- ing a serious diffisulty In providing for the press, Taey seay they have already over 2,600 applications for press tickets from all parts of the country, The sale of single seats s now progressing and shows a prefer- ence for the Jalius Cmsar and Hamlet performances, L] Flour Mills Barning. Special Dispatch to Tin Eux Misnearous, April 17 —A fire broke out in the ‘‘Model” flouring ‘‘patont process” fiour, The case is that of Robert L. Downton, appellate, agoioat the Yeager Milling company, which comes here upon appeal from the circult court of the Uulted States mill in this city, owned by R. P, Rus- eoll & 0o, valued at §40,000, at nine o'cleek this evening, destroying that strocture. It Is certaln that the “Da- kota" mill adjolning, valued at $:6,- 000, owned by H, B. Brown & 0., will go, and other more valuable mills in the proximity may follow. The Model and Dakota mills ‘each had a capacity of 2560 barrels a‘dhy. Laten.—The Dakote mlll was saved, Total loss, $60,000; total insurance on meo'lnery and stock, §54,000, all in the Mutual c>mpany, ——— —— The Routhern Exposition. Spectal Dir Ateh to Tun Bin, Lovisvitie, Aprll 17.—The sug- gestlon has been made to convert the Loulsville industrial exposition baild- ing into a hotel forthe acoommodation of tho Loulsville sonthern exposition this year. The building is a large brick, substantial and imposing in a) pearance. The structure can roadily be arranged to comfortably accommo- date 2000 guests, The ground on whlc}): H:‘uhhm‘lldln;{ stands has boen | Two Prominent Nebras! purchased by the government as a nite . for the new custom house, and the re- Lt n:n:;fl ::;Bux chinations. A LUNATIC IN LOVE. The Shadow of the Gallows Relieves His Bloody Conscience, A Jersey Murderer Oonfesses His Orime the Day Be- fore His Deatb. The Newhall Baloon Keeper Acquitted of the Oharge of Firing the Hotel. Forol« quest has been forwarded %o the sec- retary of the treasury to permit the bullding to remain until after the A General Varlety of Crime, close of tho southern exposition. 8t Lou's Offioials. Special Dispatch to Tus Baa. Bpecial Dispatch to Tun Bar, 8t, Lous, April 17.—~Mayor Ewing| MorrisTown, N, J., Aprll 17.— sent his appolntments for the next|Jamea Trigtown, sentenced to be exe- four years to the city covnoll to-night, | cuted to-morrow for the murder of The most_notable of these is that of | Minnie Chigwin, confesses that his Chaucey L Filley, known in statoments at the time of the trial here as Boss Filley, and abro 1 were false. He never aspirant for a place In both Garfield’s | knew anything detrimental to her and Arthur's cabinets, to be sssessor | character. He oconfessed having fol- and collector of water rents; H. Clay [lowed Minnle and Harry James, his Sexton, reappointed chief of the fire | rival, along the tow path and sttempt- department, and Gen. John D, Stev- to shoot James, but bis revolver euson is named for health commis- fire the first time, and Minnle, sloner. It”zrl':x between himself and James, A Maurderar's Last Dav. the second shot. In the The Peslers Tripped Up. struggle both rolled into the canal, Special Dispatch to Tus Bas, and when he dlnnpx::dhu arms Naw Yorx, April 17, polioe | from his neck she was He then made the dlscovery that the seisare | made two attempts at self-destruction, of gambling im, fiwfll one ballet passing into his head back not justified lnlaw. The 0ode | of his ear. The s! thinks thisiva authorises the seisare of the pars-|true statement, Triglown busied him- phernalia if the owner is arrested, and | gelf todw:mn letters to his the deatruction of the artioles if the | mother, hfi brother owner s convioted, Action for tres- mndmv with his spiritual poss and damages will be brought. o, Bhips Ashore ¥ and Murder. e R .’;“ Y ‘Amfl-l.'l The Vicroria, B, O, April 17,—A sh; 3w Yorx, (o oornes ping dlu:fu. u;pu?:lumod at tht of Vanderbllt and Park avenues, rt, occurred yesterday. Kour ships | Brooklyn, was the scene of » horrible rcn' blown u’hon 4 s harricane | murder this afternvon The murderer which lasted fifteen hours. Vessel|ls Diedrich Mahuken, » after vessel partea anohors and were | grocery at the driven ashore. One sailor was killed | Ing m‘k and the by a falling spar. On shore little or | Diedrich Steffins, & 1 beer dealer n“d‘}“““ was done except to trees llt wz Wiyth atreet. In(k:i:n has for ‘: and fences, ong time been pa, tions - ———— Auna Doscher, fin‘ukm'- nlece, and Mooney and Parnell. who resided with him and family over Bpec'al Dispatch to Tum Bra, the store. Here Steffins visited Miss Burraro, April 17.—The prestdent | Djecher, to whom he was engsged to be of the American land leaguo cables | married. Mahuken was very suspi- Parnell: “Philadelphia convention | glous of him, and belleved he was un- oan not bo postponed. Wo regret you | duly Intimate with his wife. His oan not be with us, but everything | wife, knowing his jealousy, ‘g‘ Miss {ndicates the convention will the [ Doscher to} move to a friend's house d most lmPorunt ever held TR viotim and requested Stcffion to atay away. The murdered man was delivering goods opposite Mahuken's store this afternoon and orossed the street in answer to § call from a friend. He had hardly reached the sidewalk when Mahuken approached, holding in his hand s revolver. Without & word he fired five shots at Steffins, four balls entering his head, the fifth in hia left bresst. Bteffine d desd snd Soheller Acguitted. Bpecial Dispatoh to Tan B, Miwauvkze, Aoril 17,—-G With Open Doors Scheller, accused « f setting fire to Bpecial Bispatch to Tux Bax, Newhall house on the morning cof WasHiNaToN, April 17.—The ses- | January 10:h last, was to-day acquit- slons of the committes to investigate | ted by the jury. Five ballots were the charges against Sapervising Archi- | taken, and only one of the jarors was tect Hill, of the treasury department | for conviction all that time, and he will be held with open doors. News: | finally gave in because Judge Mallory paper men and other Interested Enrtlll instruoted that if there was any doubt aro lnvited to attend. The charges |in his mind he must give the prisoner will be heard to-morrow, and the in- | the benefit of the doubt. The court vesigation proper will be begun on|room re-echoed with cheers when the Monday. verdict was announoced. PHRSONAL. Gone to Work: Special Dispatob 4> Tus ¥mn New York, April 17, —The striking carpenters, it is reported, are meeting with sucoess in their demands for §3 per day. Rranixa, Pa., April 17.——The steik- ing moulders of the Manhattan a hard m':r.nlnl. their oommnuhm% ro- celved satlafactory terms from the firm, Capture of a Murderer. Special Dispatch %o Tus B Emporia, Kas., April 17, —Albert Saylor, the man arrested near this ol:g last week, has been fully identi- fied as the man who, with his broth- ers, murdered Sheriff Oate and Dap- uty Bheriff Conway, of Hamilton Vic Blerbower has taken up his perma- ocounty, Tennessee, last winter, Offi- nent abode in Omaba, ! cers are here with a requitition from Hon. J. M. Woolworth has re.urned | che governor of Tennessee to get the from Washington City. man, but he is held here under §3,- Audy Riley, of Riley & Dellons, left for gmb‘"“" for assault with intent to Salt Lake Civy yesterday. Chas, Rieve, the undertaker, went west on the noon train yesterday, Gen, Mead is at home from the east. P, 8, Eustis and wife went east Mon- day. Thos, Falconer was a west bound passen- ger yosterday, Sentence of Murderers. Special Dispatch to Tus B, Minwaukeg, April 17, —A Jefferson .hl: “ll:: ”“r::;m' : Jy :)[ lllwd ‘:::ml" (Wis.) dupnu\ ssys Judge B:nnett or loft yostorday for Halloy, Idaho. | 4gp40n0ed John Kodlsh and his wif Chiet | Engineer Blickensderfer, of the | Barbara, who were both convloted of Oregon Bhort Line, went west yesterday. |the murder of Kodlsh’s mother in that Mrs, Miles D, Hauck and little son left | city on the night of December 6, to for the east Monday to viait her old home | the state dl:flmn for life, the first as i Do e A e e Bupt, Congdon, Mr, Wilson and Supt, [ ‘"8 W y ¢ month on Liuoe, of the U, F., left for the west at | Fhich they committed the murder, to noon yesterday it special car O, C, pas v " Rev. W, J, Harsha and Hon, Otis H, Ballou, left on the noon train yesterday for 8 ) Madison to attend the presbytery, which meets there this week, zotte's Fort Smit spoclal says Mr, Ben DeGroat returned Monday|that at Annons, Texas, United from a trip to Lincoln where he visited bis | States Daputy Marshal Layman, of brother Charlie, whom he reportias look+|the Western Arkansss district, was ing quite well, killed by James 8, Leunox, the Texas Jno, A, Heinson, late with Paxton & |desperado, fir whom he had a writ Gallagher, and Harry A, Owen, of Kansas | for the murder of two men. Lennox City, are in town, and about to start for -mtchkad Uflw tml"ht.ll'. ump tnbth; Hailey, Idaho, where they will engage in | S0uthern Chootaw nation with a ban » general merchandise busivess, of 0“““5' l;'d shot and killod Lay- William Dullais, Eq., coneral agent for [ 2147 82 “"“"“‘ the prisoners H. E. Bucklin & Oo., Chicago, is in the | 2¢'¥ Posscesion. city on business, He is a pleasant gentle- man as well as one of the best business m:)‘nlntm K;br;lhn. Arre sted wer on the road, ispatch to Tus Bas. W. L. Elkins, P, A, B, Widoner, snd 1, | LaNcoLx, April 17.—Deputy Sherlff J. Matthows, of Philadeiphis, returned to | APbott, of Hastings, and Brown, who Omsbs from Deaver Mondsy, in com.|OFEE 8 grist mill there, were taken . BIR Clraeet s as Wil v through Lincoln to-day, in charge of yony with 3 A F Pi | of ¢ fil sors, to Nobrasba Olly, where an Sallet, 3 3 tndictment, has been found agalnst A Desperado’s Victory. Dispatch to Tun B, Lirrie Rosk, A‘rfl 17.—The Ga- them for arresiing Hamilton without JOHN H, ERCK cause, as the nhdlgotor of Maggie Hen- Has the largest assortment of Ranges {neke, Thisls the remnant of Bor- and Cook Btove, Barb Fence Wire, |den’s work, An attempt was made sll of which you can buy cheaper than [ here to release them on a writ of any place in town at 616 and 617 N, [ habeas corpus, but Judge Parker de- 16th street, m27-e0d lmo |olded agalnst it,