Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1883, Page 1

\ THE OMAHA DAILy BEE TWELFTH YEAR. THE SHOE PINCHES. Bngland Squealing for the Ex- tradition of Irish Con- spirators, A Budden Epasm of Reform Qenerated by Recent Hxplosions, But the History of Bygomne Days Mock Her Appeals] for Protection. Thorough and Oonclusive Hvi- dence Given Against the Dynamiters. The Jary Disagree in the Case of Kolly, the Alleged Assassin. The Usual Variety of Forelgn News. ENGLAND. Special Dispateh to Tx Bas, LoxpuN, April 20,—The men ar- rested for connection Wlith the dyna- mite conspiracy were agaln broughtup this morning for a further hearing The court room was crowded. Among those present was Herbert Gladstone, the boy who was employed by White. head at Birmincham, and who was yesterday identified by Lynch, was placed in the witness box. He recog- nized Thos. Gallagher (Dr. Gallagher) as the man who visited Whitebead, The boy testified that Gallagher when he visited Whitehead gave the name of Fletoher. When he called to see ‘Whitehead he sent him (the boy) on an errand and told him he need not hurry back, When he returned ‘Whitehead and Gallagher were atill engaged in conversation, and White- head gave him a holiday. Shortly afterward Willson (another of the risoners) arrived in a cab. &u msid he had come for the ‘‘oll;” that ‘‘Fletcher” had ordered. Willson was conducted by Whitehead to an inner room., The next time Lynch came to Whitehead's place, bringing with him a large box. The boy was unable to swear as to the identity of Willson but he was, how- ever, positive as to Gallagher who, he sald, called eeveral times to see Whitehead, A detective belonging at Blrming- ham was sworn and he confirmed the testimony given by the other witnesses as to the time of Willson’s arrival at the house of Whitehead. Coleman, another witness, confirmed this ac- count, He sald Gallagher purchased of him a bag capable of holding 298 pounds of nitro-glycerine, Gallagher asked the prica cf other bags. The maker of rubber bags in Cheapside street awore the rubber bag was pur- ohased of him, It was proven that the latter cag was ordered by Wilson, but found by the police in Gallagher's room, Charing Oross hotel, po- llceman testified he foond a legal work in Gallagher's pessession, in which the paragraph relative to treason felony was marked. The prisoners were remanded for further hearing. + LonpoN, April 20.-It has been ascertalned that the box found near The Times office last night did not ocontain any explosive material, The Standard says it believes that the day will soon come when mis- creants like O'Donovan Rossa will be hurled out of both continenta. The Pall Mall Gizotte says the evidence trat the dynamite plot now under {nvestigation was hatched in New York s as clear as the proof the forelgn offize possessed twenty-five yoars ago, that Mazzini's plotted against Italy was hatched in Eng- land, and it says the oxtradition of Rossa from the United States is about, as likely as Mazainl's was from Eog- land. Sir John Rose writes to The Times urging that Eagland Invite all olvil- ized nations to unite in secnring the enaciment of laws for the extradition of any person who shall commlit atrocities onder the vell of political motives. The Marquls of Queensberry, ‘brother of Lady Florence Dixle, in a letter to The Telegraph says the dep- osition of the Eton gentleman who states that he saw Lady Florence Dixie at Windsor at the time 1t s alleged she was attacked, which has been used to dizcredit that lady's statement, merely shows that he pass- ed Lady Florence twice before the time ot the attack s sald to have ocourred. The marquis complains that the police refuse to.make known the name of the gentleman and he appeals to him to come forward. 'he copy right convention between Germany and France has been signed. Minister Lowell, speaking at the installation of Sir John Lubbeck as president of the Workman's College, expressed the conviction that such in- stitutlons are extremely fraltfal of good work, Liverroor, April 20,—Steamers from this port yesterday for New York and Canada carried nearly 3,000 emigrants, IRELAND. Special Dispatch to Tus Bax, Dusuiy, April 20,—The trial of Timothy Kelly, for complicity in the murder of Cavendish and Barke, was resumed thls morning. After call- ing a few more witnesses the Crown anoounced that their case was closed. Eagene Kingston, who was arrested at Liverpool last Wedneeday on a charge of baing connected with the Pheeaix Park murders, was arralgned to-day and afier a hearlng was remanded to prieon to answer the charge of con- spiracy to morder, Dusrin, April 20,—The Kelly trial was concluded to-day. The jury at 6 o'clock retired and remaining out some little time returned and an- nounced they were unable to agree. When the disagreement of the jury became known crowds around the oourt cheered Kelly and the jarors, Featherstone, O'Herllhy, Morgan aad Carmody charged with complicity in the dynamite conap! were arranged to-day fa Cork. o evl- dence showed that Featherstone had on several ocosslons visited the chem- ists of Glasgow, and had seked con- cerning the strength and density of certaln aoclds and shortly an erder signed O'Herlihy was rocelved from Qork for a quantity of nitrlo acid graded 92 degrees. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS, Special Dispatches to Tin Ban. The {nternational polar commission announcas that owing to tho decls- ion of the American and other gov- ornments not to prolong the obaer- vatlons at diffsrent statioce, all ox. peditions except where lcebound will roturn next September, The Malagassy envoys have gone to Berlin as imperial guests, The largest oll warehouse in Ham- burg burned. Three bulldings and 15,000 cwt in oll was destroyed. Advices from Tamatar state that the natives are busily engaged in making weapons. They declare they will not surrender an Inch of territory to the French invaders. The report that Helen Maroovitch, the wemsn who tried to shoot King Milan in the cathedral at Belgrade, has taken her life in prison, is not true. She attempted to commit sul- clde, bub falled, and is now recovering from her wounds, Derai, Indis, April 20.—An ox- tensive confl gration occurred in this olty. Two thousand houses were de- stroyed and a great number of fami- lies are destitute and homelese, BiLBao, April 20 — A collision occar- red off hero between the English steamer Thames and the Spanish steamer Magdalena. The latter sunk with five persons on board and two of the crew of the Thames were drowned. EXAGGERATED REPORTS. The Indlan War as it Really Exists Bpecial Dispatch to Tas Bxx Denver, April 20.—A specisl from General Oronk's headquarters at Wil- cox, Arizons, says: 'he territorial presa exaggerate in order to imflame an attack on the reservation of the Indisns. No raiders have been in Arlzona for three weeks past. The last alarming report now two days old ls that 80 Apaches were seen on the Santa Rita range beyond Uamp Crit- tenden and over in the Santa Cruz valley above Oalabassas, and is wholly untroe The Tombstone Rangers have been in Wilcox, and they say they are on the Indian trail, but they do not ap- pear avxlious to reach San Oarloa, Orock has been greatly hampered and annoyed by these {nflammatory artl- cles and falsehoods, He will move into Mexlco on Sunday. His force will conslst of 192 Apaches under Captaln Crawford, of the United States Third cavalry, and Aide N. E Molatosh will aleo have fifty cavalry- men and the entire Mexlcan force in northern Sonara and Chihuahua, How It Looks to alResident Special Dispatch to Tus Brs. Forr Scorr, April 20,—The Monl- tor, of this clty, has recelved a letter from Hon. E. F. Ware, father-in.law of Judge M>Comus, who was recently killed by Indians near Silver Oity, glving an outllne of the situation in the Indian countiy, and of the efforta being wade to recover Oharles McCo- mus, the little son of Judge McComus who was ocaptured by ikc Indlans when they killed the parents. The good offices of the governors of Chihu hua and Sonora, Mexico, have been secured. A large reward has been offered and photographs circulated throughout the entire Indian coun- try. The whereabouts of the boy ls not known, and little hope is enter- talned of his recovery during the hostilitles. Should a truce ococur he way be obtalned, but should the par- ty fiz whose hands ho is be attacked by our troops or b; the Mexicans, there fs no deubt but that he would be killed at oncs. The letter mays the feeling againat the Indlans among the people throughout Arizons is very intense, and they are strongly opposed to allowing any Iadians on the reser- vation to remain Arizona. The Trial of Dunn. Bpecia) Dispatch to Tun CHI0AGO, April 20,--The trial of Jere Dann, charged with the murder of James Elllott, the pugilist, was called in the oriminal court this morning. The court room was well filled. The privoner appeared nestly dressed and with bushy black whispers smoothly trimmed and parted at the chin, Emery A. Storrs and Danfel Munn appeared for the defence and made application for change of venue on the ground that Judge Jameson was preju- diced. Aftera brief corsaltation with State’s Attorney Mills he announcad coungel had agreed that the caze be heard by Judge Smith. The change of venue was granted In acoordance with the agreement. Judge Smith set the case for hearing Monday, May 7ch Maud Granger Seriously Il Special Dispatch to Tux Bxn. MermoaN, Conn., April 20.—Maud Granger shortly bafore the time to appear in the tltle role of ‘‘The Plan. ter's] Wife"” this evenlug, was taken with convulsions, the resulv of ner. vous prostration, and bscame so ill that the performance could not be glven and the large audlence was dis- missed, It s feared she may have to abandon her eastern tour even 1f she survives the present terrible series of convulsiors. ‘rom Liverpool Special Dispatch to Tur Brx, Naw York, April 20.—Arrived, the Adriatle from Lilverpool. New York, April 20.—Arrived, Fulda from Bremen, Loxpon, April 20,—Arrived, Celtic and Soythia from New York, Bosron, Aprll 20.--Ths City of Boston arrived out B e An Ohio Fire. Covumsus, April 20.—A fire at Hamllton this afternoon destroyed elaven small bullding, Loss, $14,000; insurance, $7,000, 8y, o AN EAR1v 0o ROXED. Milwaukes Trembling Over the Arrival of & Case of Dynamite. Hoough to Blow up a Block In- nooently Rests on the Bidewalk, A Huge Land Swindle Broken up and the Authors Jailed, Some Other Methods of “Rasing the Wind." Dynamite in Milwaukee. Special Dispatch to Tun Bua. MiLwavkes, April 20.—Amerioan expreas agents of this clty to-day dis- covered a package of dynamite of the welght of twenty.five pounds, Which was shipped from Newark, N. J, by the Adams Express, and tarned over to the Amerloan company Thurs- day at Chicago. It bore no mark to indfoate its deadly contents, but was directed to the Milwaukee cement company. When delivered by the Amerisn Express driver the officers in the cement company's employ said it was dynamite, and the package was returned to the American office, and lay on the sldewalk till 1 o'clock. The cement company claim It is only a lot of fuses. Experts say the amount was suffislent to bgow the express train to atoms or a whole block, Tae package is elghteen inches long, twelve inches wide and eight deep. Geo. H. Paul, president of the cement company, said to-night the box had not yet been opened and it was not known whether it contained fuse or dynamite. He aspoke of the matter lightly, ssylog it was common to ship all kinds of explosives by ex- press though more usually perhaps by water, and sald that the quarry com- panies throughout Wisconsin were in dally recelpt of Hecla and Hercales powder. The box recelved to-day was art of the order and would not have geen shipped unless safe. The ex- press ageut here says the oase will be investigated and the responsible par- tles brought to justice, A Huge Swindle, Spoclal Dispatoh to T Bax, New Yosk, April 20.—The Suydam land swindle, wkich has juat been broken up was one cf gigantio propor- tione, and might have been succesaful but for an inquisitive Scotchman. In the wiater of 1882, Hansen, of Nova Scotia, came to this olty. Here he met Jas, Madison Flagg, of Chicago, who represented he was the owner of 600,000 acres of land, rich in mineral and lamber in scuthwestern Virginia, Flagg suggested the formation of a lyn%!nte forthe purpose of buying the land at the price asked, $450,000, The syndicate was formed with Oap- tain Albert B. Cunningham, of Glasgow, Sootland, and several English noblemen and ocapltalists. Abstracts of title deeds, duly at- tested by the proper officers, and sealed, were given to Hansen, and in February he went to Edinburgh. Here he consulted eolicitors as to the best method of investigating the property. It was determined to ex- amine the records, and Hansen, his solicitor, A, Forbes Dollas, and Mar- ous Robinson, a timber wmerchant, oamo to this city, arrlving March 26, In the meantims Captain Can- ningham had pald Fiagg $6,000 for the synci :ate, as the first installment of the purchase money. Search of the records showed that the property belorged to other persons than Flage, and that the slgnatures of the county offislals had been forged. Suydam had made abatracts for Flage, for which he recelved $1 500. Suydam, when questioned, sald search had been made by Corey Glbson, of Virginla, but who or what or where he was he ocould not say. As the body of the abstracts were in Suydam'’s hands writing, it was de- clded to arrest him, and he was ao- cordingly taken into custody. He has been arrested once In Chlicago for perjary and once in this oity for the same crime, Flagg disclaims any criminal intention, ISpanish clgar mskers propose ask- ng an advance «f $2 per thousand, Employes are ready to give $1 in- orease. Chicago Characters. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bxs. CHicAG), April 20. -Edward Jump, an eccentric artist and caricaturist, shot himself this evening, the ball passing entirely through his head. He cannot live. It issald he was under the inflaence of liquor, Samuel King and wife were ar- rested by a private detective agenc; to-day, charged with shop lifting. I’t is sald that they have bsen operating for several days among the large mer- cantile houses cf the city. In thelir room at the Matteson house $1,500 worth of sllks, ribbons and laces, the property of A, 8. Gage & Co., were found. They were introduced to the firm by a man named Joe Foucher, It s l{leged that they have a crooked record. The detectives say that Klng and wife are very expert in the shop-lifting business and members of the famous Madame Mendelcomb gang now operating throughout the east, e ' Most and His Methods. Spectal Dispatch to Tus Bus, Prrrssure, April 20,--Herr Most arrived to-day and will remaln until Tuesday next. Daoring his stay he will address several meetings and will endeavor to effect an organization of soclalista in this city, An lucendiary Fire Bpecial Dispatch §o Tun ks, Bernany, Mo,, April 20.—An ln- cendiary fire ocourred here last night destroying nearly two blocks, Inolud- ing two banks and several stores, The loss 1s $30,000, (" TAHA NEB SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 21 1883 201 THE RAILROADS. —_— THE NATIONAL 'CAPITAL. ———a An Important Decision Rendared |4 #resh'Suppljf Raw Reftuits in the Kansas Oity Bogus F Forwarded to Western Ticket Oage. TE% Fonta, Jay Gould Outlines His Scheme | The 8t, Louis Diamond Smug- to Inflate the Wabash gler to be Put Through Debt. a Oourss of Law. Argument in the Star Route Trial ~Compromising & Case, Eto. Bogus Tiokets Not a Orime, Special Dispatchto Tra K, 8r. Lours, April 20.—Judge Van Wagouer, of the criminal court ren- dered a declslon to-day of conalder- able {ntereat to all the rallroad com- panies, It was on motion to quash threo Indiotments against George MoKenzle, formerly a member of the ticket brokery firm of Milford & McKenzle, who was indloted ia con- uection with the Roas ticket frauds at K Olty some months ago. Judge goner holds the ticket quea. tlon as set out In the indictmenta poa- sess no element of a contract, and the mere printing f them or having them in possession affords no oause or foundation for oriminal prosecution under our statutes. OAPITOL NOTES Special Dispatches 8o Tin Bux, RAW SOLDIERS Wasninaron, April 20,—About half of the seven hundred recruits meniioned yesterday as being en route for regiments in the Indian country are destined for the depart- ment of Columbla, the restoration to reservation ocoupled by Chlef Moses. The band in Washington Territory has created much dissatisfaction among the band, and threatening rumors have reached Washington. Ohandler telegraphed the navy de- partment that he will be in Washing. ton on Wednesday next. WasniNarox, April 20.—Two han. dred and twenty-five reorults have been ordered to Fort Bnclllni' Mion,, for assignment to the Fifth, Fifteenth and Seventeenth and Eighteenth in- fantry; ninety to Fort Douglas, Utah, for the Sixth infantry, and twenty- fivo to Fort Wingate, New Mexico, for the Thirteenth ln!nflr,. THE 8T, LOVIS SMUGGLER, The seoretary of the treasury has rejooted the offer of compromise in the case of Caendet, the St. Louls jeweler, He has directed that the money already recelved from Caendet te restored pending hearing of the sult against him, SETTLING A DIFFICULTY, When I B, Keogh sucoeeded Rob- ert M. Douglass as United States mar- shal for the western Distriot of North Carolina, Douglas refused to turn over to his successor certain offiolal records, alleglng that they were neces- nr{l to settlement of his acoounts with the department of jastice, Thereupon the attorney general di: reoted the United States attorney for that distriot to make an effort to have Douglas indloted on the charge of ob- structing government property. The preslding jadge of that court s the father-in-law of Douglass and an at Gould and the Wabash, Spocial Dispatch to Tus Bun, New York, April 20, —Jay Gould {o-day lssued a letter to the stook- holders of tbe Wabash, 8t. Lovis & Paoific railway company, of which he' is president, in which he says: * order to pay off the floating debt q* this company and provide for its ogr trust payments, the directors, author- fiad by ik ‘stookholdexs; hkve de- olded to oreate a collateral trust loan, amounting to $10,000,000, in coupon bonds bearing 6 per cent lnterest and running thirty years. The ob- jeot of this loan is to relleve the Wa- ash compnny of its floating debt and to provids for obligatiins which would otherwise be an incumbrance. These measures, together with the lease of the property of the 8t. Louls, Iron Mountain & Southern rallway company, has been undertaken for the benefit aud advantage of stock- holders.” Railroad Rates in the South. Special Dispatch to Tus Bax. Barmimore, April 20,—A commit: teo of the Southern Rallway and Steamship asscolation, for arranglng rates between the south and west and the eastern seaboard is In sessfon here. Representatives are present from the assoclated lines of Virginla and the Oirolinas, of the Cincinoati & New Orleans, Toxas Pacifio, the Central of Georgla, Western & At- lantic, the Kist Tenneasse, Virginia & Georgla, the South Oarolina Rall- way and the Loulsville gofl'uhvllfe. A number of freight agents and offi- cers of other roads {n the south and west are also here. The adjustment of rates ln the south snd between the west and the southern mea coast has boen referred to a sub.gom- tempt I8 belng made to bring about & settlement of the diffisulty. After July 13t the general land office will ];Hut ita dcclslons sixty or ninety aye. A copy of the oivll service adopted by the clvll service on, yet subject to the presi- dents approval, was to-day farnished to each member of the cabinet now In the oltf, to enable them to examine the rules thoroughly in advance of mittee, .. . |formal o.nsideration at s ocabinet Thoe Canadian Pacifio o r Sposil Disperch 06 Fan o, A DECISION QUALIFIED, Secretary Teller to-day addressed « communication to the commissiouer of the general land office, in which he says: ‘‘My attention has been re- cently called to cartain expressions of opinion touching a vold entry ocour- ring in my opintonof February 12 last, in the case of Julla D. Graham va, the Hastings & Dakota rallway company. The question under consideration in that case related solely to a prima facle valld homestead entry of record at the date of the rallroad grant, and when the company's right thereunder attached. It was, therefore, unneces- sary to dlscuss or consider the ques- Orrawa, April 20 —The commons has granted leave to introduce a bill giving the Oanadiun Pacitio nlln{ nower to lease the lines of the Oredit Valley, Qaebec & Ontaria and Atlan- tlo & Northwestern railways. This step has been taksn, as all hopes of an amicable workiug arranzement with the Canadian Pasific and Grand Trank companies are abandoned. Speclal Dispatch to Tus Bxx. 8t. Louts, April 20.—A pusher en- gine op the Chicago & Alton road on the heavy grade between Pearl and the public domaln of a part of the 8, A Strout stations, about 20 mliles east of the North Road house in Illinols, while backing down the grade ata great speed on Wednesday evening, ocollided with the Kansas City express whishleft at 8:30 p. m, The pusher was dashed to fragments, and Eogineer Smith killed outright, and Jerry McQarthy, the fireman, had both feet cat off. No one on the passenger train was hurt, but it took nine hoursto clear the track. ———— A Mystery Partly Bolved. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus bxs. Miuwavkee, April 20.—The mys- tery surrounding the disappearance of little Maggle Hennecke was solved this morning by some tugmen finding her body In the rlver near the lake, It is badly decomposed hut the cloth- ing was intact and she has been fally {dentified. Maggie Honneeke dls- appeared from her home last Octébar, and it was thought at the timo she had been abducted. She was a re- markably pretty and well developed glrl of twelve years, The ocase cre- ated great excitement. At one time 1hefiwlion thought they had traced her to Nebraska, Lake oaptains are of the bellef that Maggle, In slnkirg, got Into one of the ho'es made by the drodges which worked at that polnt in the river last fall. Some think she may have clutched something on the bottom of the river, and remained down, owing to the death grip. Maggio was re- markably developed for her sge, and it 1s thought by mothers that the turn of life may have caused mental aberra- tlon, and while attempting to find her home wandered to the dock, perhaps llep%ed off ino the water, or perhaps lost her hat in the strong wind blow- ing that day. tlon of a vold entry.,” The seoretary directs that the senencs, ‘‘vold or voldable,” In the declsion, be stricken out, in order that it may conform strictly to his Intention, which was to deal only with a valld entry. The sentence thus eliminated has ocaused the department considerable annoy- anoe, THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE olosed its session this aftermoon ad. journing uutil Nov, 13 next, when a session will be held for purely scien- tific purposes at Yale college. FISH IN THE SEA, The rumor having been circulated that & valuable part of the commis- slon’s fishery exhiblt, which was recently shipped to London, had been lost at mea, Prof. Balrd, of the fish commission, eatd that some of the boats and other articles, not of great value, which had been stowed on the deck of tho ship, had been washed overboard in the KEnglish channel, llm‘l that this wes the extent of the ons. IN THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL, Kor for the prosecution continued his argument, In explanation of a polnt in his argument Ker displayed & map of une of the routes to the jury. The foreman protested that os far as he was concerned they were all photograped upon his mind, and passed the map te another jaror, Ker then procseded to review Brady's order upon the routes, taking them up In thelr order, Before %w had concluded this branch of bis argu- ment court adjourned until Monday, Chain Gang Chiefs. Speclal Dispatch to T Bxx, Miiwavkee, Aprll 20.--Dr. J. Whittemore, chlef engineer of the ,| Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, in whose hands was left the matter of preparing for the annual meeting of the American assoclatlion of clvil en. glnoen, reports that the same will be eld at 8t. Paul and Minneapolis June 20th. The assoclation comprises 700 members and over half that num- ber, with their families, are expected. — The Parliament Ruins. Bpecial Dispatch to Tun Bxs. Queskc, Aprll 20.—The smoking ruins and the easterly wing mark the situation of the old parliament house, The walls are still standing, showing how substantislly they were bullt, All the offices in the burned house will bo transferred. The only loss will be about $25,000 on,the li- brary. S —— Cigarmekers’ Btrike. Bpocial Dis;« ihes to Tun Bun. Prrssurs, April 20,—The elgar- makers met last night and declded to domand an advance of 50 cents per thousand on May lst. Milwaukee's male Lawyer. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus Bs, Miuwukes, April 20 —Kate Kane, Milwaokee's only female lawyer, threw a glass of water in the face of Judge Mallory while in oourt this morning and was fined $60, Bhe ~ olalms the judge fnsulted her by word and actlon, but will not say In what partioular. She refuses to pay the fine and will go to jall unless her friends Intercede, P — A MANIAC INCENDIARY. “YES, WE KISSED." Miss McLoan's Emphatic Testi- mony fn Hor Gwn Defense. The Work of a Orazy Woman at Al tohison, Progress of the Novel Breach of Promise Case in Btaten Bpecial Dispateh to Tun Bun, Island, Atouson, April 20.--A sensation has beon oreated here, A woman named Olara J. Wilson was some woeks ago taken before the grand jury of Harrlson county, Miwourl, on on the charge of arson, As she re- fased to testify she was sent to jail for contempt of court, She esoaped from thero and was lost sight of. To-day the chlef of police recelved a letter from the prosecuting attorney of Har- rison county, which Inclosed one from Olara, dated Atcnlson, in which, among other thingsjshe atates, *‘I have burn- ed more than one bullding and before Wednesday night some of Atohlson will be in ashes like 's house. Nobody knowa name and I will burn half of Lovers' Quarrels and Jealousiea—A "'Cousin” Was Near. Now York Journal, April 19, The court room {in whish the Staten Island breach of promise sult Is belng heard was crowded to its fallest capacity. Both Barwich and Miss MoLoan were tardy in making thelr appearance. The floral adorn- ments of Miss MoLean were very elaborate. At every movement of tho falr defendant a tender vine of smilax tromblod on_ her oo Barwich, who claims $10,000 lm him, looked some- refuslng to marr; Atohison, kill all T can and then go to | what pale, bat h{l eyes were bright some other and kill and burn|and he evidently seemed quite more, be as mean as Ican,” |hopeful. His lawyer, Mr. Hook- An several attempts have boen made | stadter, snnounced that he darlng the las: two weeks to start In. [had oclosed the osse on the ocendlary fires in tho business part of | direct examination; and Mr, Killlan, this olty, this gave a clow and to.day | for the young lady, promptly moved the sequel oame. Dan Weeks, who s that thoe referee dlsmiss the sult on lesse of the exposition grounds, come the ground that the plalntiff had not to the olty on horseback, atating the |sufficlent cause for continuing the sc- stalls and barns on the grounds were | tion. He also sald that after the en- in flames and that he had ohated a|gagement had been broken on Sane woman, who set the fire, over the and prailrle, Ofiicers atarted to find her, which they did, after a long ohase, and as she shrank exhausted in day, January 28:h, it was mut renewed noxt day. In reply to Mr. Hookstadter sald the had been broken again, on the dftoh. She was brought to town [on these points way prolonged at and placed in the county jail, where |length, Mr. Killian ‘ml-hd that she now is, a raving manisc, The woman also fired, early in the day, the main staroases and apsrtments of the exposition bullding, whioh were ex- tingulshed. She also fired Colonel Brown's granary, which, with the fences, was dum{o& Hor people have been communicated with, and it is expeoted will iake her home. TELEGRAPH NOTES the contract between Barwich and Mies MoLoan had been renewed on the day following the breach, and the wotion was therefore premature. Mr, Killtan then opened the case for the defonse. He sald he would show that THE TIME FOR THE MARRIAGE had not yet arrived, that after the be- trothal 1t was agreed to m the nn&mmnt‘ The plaintiff had not suffered in reputation oa health to the extent of more than one cent d. o, and the defendant was requeste ive particulars of snch damsges. 'he defendant was then called to the stand, and testified as follows: *‘Do you remember meeting the plalntiff on Sunday evening, January 28, 188371" ““Yes; I had a conversation with him at that time; he left the house to catch the 6 o'clock boat. We parted friendly, and he sald if he missed the boat he would come back. Taere had been a gentleman visiting the house that afternoon, and I Intro- duoced him as my cousin, He did not fiad the boat, and when he returned to the house ho asked me on which slde of the family the gentleman was related—my father's or mother's aide, I replied t what I had said about Bpeolal Dispatol es bo Tun Bus. The Pennsylvania senate passed to third n-dan th-x:l'h prohibit one person to ““treat” anof 3 The Bustamente traot of 1,000,000 acres of land, in Zsncotecas, Mexico, has been sold for $1,500,000 to a London syndicate, The city of Philadelphia was enjoined from taking possession of the Mutual Union poles and wires or disturbing the business of the company, The Now Orlean Times-Damocrats Tex. arkana special reports the burning of H. 8. Mathows lumber mill a fow miles trom that town. Loos estimated at $200,000. It is reported in_ Havana that the hard- ware firm of Pedrajs & Planella have fled, owing to fraud. ~ The liabilities are aaid o be 300,000 i exoses of the capital of the firm, The second trial of the suit of John Llll&oqnhl& the New York Central & Hudson river railrond nomw:‘y. for the loss of his les, resulted in a verdict for the | it was only » joke, At this pigiauit toe 35,000 HE GOT BXCITED ‘Wirss Under Ground. and arose from the sofa and sald Special Dispatch to Tu Bxx. twice, ‘Our engegement i broken!' New York, April 20, —Representa- tives of the telegraph, telephone and eleotrlo lighting companies of this olty to-day adopted resolutions In favor of placing thelr wires under the ground, but stating no lltllfluto? system of doing so had yet been devised, and deprecating any compulsory leglsla- tive actlon. A committee will be ap- pointed, Inoluding the governor and mayor, to conslder the beet method of mecuring the desired object. A Lottery Man Laid Out. Spectal Dispatch to Tun Lina, LouisviLie, Ky,, April 20.—Ed. ward 8, Stewart, owner of the Ken- tucky and Frankfort lotterles, dled suddenly to-day of conjestion of the heart at his home near the city. ‘Voq well,’ I sald, here is your ring.’ He took it and put it in his pocket, At the same time he took off a locket and watoh chain that I had given him, and lald them on the table; also a palr of gloves [ had given him, I then went into the hall and informed my oousin, Miss Lily Hall, that he had broken the engage- ment."” ‘‘Was he present all this time?" ‘‘Yes, he was there and dld not say anything just then, but later he remarked that I had ‘mnc! pay my brother's debta,” ““What did you say?” “I replied that I was not my brother's keeper; that he (the plain- tiff) should go to my brother,” ;-1wtm did Barwich say when he left?” ¢‘He bade good-bye to every one in the room., fie offered to shake hands with me, but I refused. I did not touch the locket or ohain after he went away. My oousin took them." “What did you do with the ° glovea?’ ‘‘I threw them intp the hall, and told my cousin to remove them and put them into the kitohen fire,” This portion of Miss MoLsan's tes- timony was given with great vigor. HER EYES FLASHED, her face gleamed with orlmson, and she emphasized the words, ‘‘I had no use forthem.," 1 "11?irl yousee Mr, Barwick on Mon- ay 7" ‘Yer. About 11 o'clock he came to the house. T went down stalrs when his name was announced. He spoke first and said, ‘Good morning, Rebecoa.' He continued, saying that he wan very sorry for what had 00~ curred on the night before; that we had better renew the engagement and turn over a new leaf. I sald I would, vprovided he would ohargo his conduot and conversation towards my friends. He objected to them, on the pround that they mon- opollzed my time, He also sald he thought we csuld come to some sort of an agreement, He admitted he had been exclted the night before, so there was & reconciltation bstween *'Did you kisa?"’ ““We kissed, but— 1 DON'T REMEMBER who kissed first. He sald that he was jealous, I told him that my frlends should not trouble him an more. He left on the 3 or 4 o’cloc boat in the afternoon. 1 ssked him for the ring. He saild he would bring it down on Wednesday, At first he offored to give it to me as a token of friendship. I sald ‘I never acoepted a ring from & gentleman in friendship,’ " At this point it was agreed to ad- journ a farthor hearlug of the ocase until Felday, A MIXED UP CASE In}Which Everybody is Held to Keep . the Peace. The oase involving a nolghborhood quarrel, in which Mrs, Amsbarg and Miss Staplshorst were the parties,came up yesterday afternoon and the latter was discharged from oustody, the oharge belng that she had threatened the life and person of Mrs. Ams. burg. Mrs, was held in the sum of $300 for her appear- ance before the next grand jury and to keep the peace meantime, She aleo filed » countor complalnt agalnst a married couple for threat- ening to do ho: bodlly harm and kill her, and $30) was the amount given by each as a security of peace, ete. It Is a decidedly mixed up affair, potisddenind Soakal TG Mrs. Quinn's Triplets. Phlladelphia Letter: Charles Quinn » workman employed at the Midvale nteel works, Nlcetown station, was on Thursday last made tho father of s trio of babies—two girls and a boy. Mr. Qalnn lives with his wife and (up to this time) three daughters aged six four and two years, in a neat little brick house on the Old Piank road, between Wayne junctlon and Nica- town. Mrs, Quinn first gave birth to a girl welghing four pounds, and an | Us. hour later the first baby was provided with a slster of her own welght; while IOIIOBI{ had the two young ladies ¥lveut eir opening concert before they ollowed Into the world by a baby brother welghing pounds. The birth of boy Involved & very difficult operation, known to the medical pro - fesslon as ‘‘version by the feet,” it belug necessary to administer ether to the exhaustod mother, The scene of this wholesale addition to the popula- tlon was visited yesterday afternoon by a reporter. A frlond of Mra Qainn was In charge of the house, and was ably supported in takiog care of the triplets by half a dozen motherly wo- men, all of whom vied with eachother {n lavishing unstinted pralse upon the three little bits of dim) Tnd humanity, which were belng exhibited wrapped in Jittle blankets to some nelghbors, 1t Baved the Ship Special D'spatch to Tan Bxx. Bavannan, April 20,—The Talla- poosa did not sall to-day owing to threatening weather off Hatteras.