Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1883, Page 1

TWELIT'IY Y SAR, OMAHA NEB WE DN ki DAY MORNING MAY 2, 1868 101 FAIRMONT'S FATAL FEUD, A Midolght Sottlement of Old Booren In & Nebraaka Town, A Non.Oombatant Fatally Wounded by a Piray Pullet Pottin Uounty, Missourl, Bide High for Toewks- bury Honors, A Tolsdo Youth Orabs n Bank Holl and RuteeTo Jail Frooman, tha Foo Prononnosd Bane and Are ralgned for Murd The Wrong Man Shot Wpectal Dispadeh 1o Fainmonr, Nab , sy | Last|and Hoston; Adama, of Dallas, and Step path and Chew, of New York, were the purehassrs, This Insares the com- pletlon of the road to Sabine pass, The purohssers, with several leading oitlsens, will irspeet the road to- morrow, THE BALL ROLLING. Formal Opening of the Diamond Fiold Throughout the Oountry. Thres Assooclations in the Field With Twenty four Clubs. Speatal Dispatchon to Tin Ban, Citcano, May 1 -~The bass ball ot Fanatio, | senon was' formorly opened throngh- ot the oountry to day dependent professlonal assoolations in the field - the Natlooal League, Amer- foan Amsoclation and Northwestern Loeguo, Tho National Losgue com- prissa clubs at Calosgo, New York, Philadelphis, all bearlng the ith three ln- nlght & shootlng afleay ooonrrod here |Ames of thelr cltier; the Amerioan whish will pe Goorge (' vewon for some time between John Bhribar, [ more, & rostanrant kespor, and the frequent ors of one of the saloons, mot At the depot by seversl persons | Riplde and st Segloaw, aloon and after some hard from th words, fearing to go home alone, task rofuge In the olty hotel, olotk Prinoce bartender #00 him home, Oa ware met by one of the crowd named Earl, who knooked Bhribar down. Gettlng up Shribar drew his revolver iy rosnlt fatally to A foud hes oxiated | Alloghenys «f Bhribar oame home on the midnight tealo, was | |d Asmociatlon Includes 8t. Louts, Louis- ville, Cinolunsti, Colambus (0. ) Pittaborg, Baiti- Atheleties of Philadelohla, and Maetropolit of New York; the Northwestern league embraces olubs at Qalney, Peoris, Soring. (). Biyy Oity, Greand Hitch., and Toledo, making a total of twenty four professional clubs In the field, a larger number than ever before in the hls- Tae tory of the game. The aying sea- P, Warron and the|son runa to October 1st. The sched- volunteered to wee|ule of games provide each elub shall aldo atroot they play fourteen games with each of its opponents in its own organization, seven on its own ground, seven on its opponent’s grounds. ° Baurimoar, May 1.—Biltimores 4, and fired at Earl, bat the bullet | Metropolitans 3 missod him and hit George Oarson, one of the party who had taken no The ball atruck |8t Louls 6. part In the quarrel, his back noear the shoulder blade and passod lownward. The physlclans oannot find the bullet. He Is lying in CLeveLanD, O,, May 1 —Baffalos 4, lands 7. NCINNATI, May 1.— Cinclonatl 5, Cl PriuapeLenia, May 1. —Providence 4, Phlladelphias 3 New York, May 1.—New Yorks 7, Bostons 6 Fifteen thousand people # oritloal conditlon with the chances | witnessed the game. agalust recovery. were both arrested. morrow, Examination to- A Bad Youth's Break Special Dispatel to Tiw Lina, ToLeno, May 1 at robbory was made this afternoon in the Toledo Nationa! bank. A gen Earl and Shribar - A Raflroad Spocial Dispatch to Tun 8r. Louis, May 1.—~The recent or- der by the Missour! Pacific to ite sgents to stop honoring tlckets or A bold atcempt | DRgORe checks of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fo road In Texas, went into offact to-day and the probabillties are tloman had drawn §1,000, which he had | 113t the rupture between the roads ecounted & moment, when s young man solzad the ey and made off with it Ho was quickly ovortaken and the money recovered. ths Dook Froem “pectal I¥apated . Banxsranue, Mass , May 1.—Free- man, who, & fow yoars ago, In a fit of fanaticlsm, killed his child and has slnoe beon 1n the lanatio seylum, and now pronounced sane, was placed on trial to.day for tho crime, Freeman, in his own behalf, ‘Four years ago ho was Insane. When the act was committed he belloved he was dolng God's will. Two years afterward it ooourred to him It was an Insane act He never ovaded the law of the land, but thought he should obey (i yd rather taan man, He had not In his own estimation been Insane for eleven monthe at lesst. He fully belleved his rollglous experiences hyd done for him al they could. It granted a dis. e, he woald accept the first hon- oreble position offered that wouald onably Kun to support his family."” Frooman was theu arealgued on the tndletment of murder and plead not wallty, Judge Colbure suthcrized his tomoval from the aaylum to Barnatable jall to awalt further action. Special Dispatch o Tun & 8t Lovis, May | —The apparently wery highly sensational reports regard- tog the sondition cf the poor farm In Pettla county, this state, which was recontly put In circulation through the Hodalls Dimoorat, seems to be con- firmed, and the press of thie city de wand an investization and prosecu*ion of whosver is tesponsible for the dls- greseln! stato of affsies. A general ovethanling of slmilar Institutions Aheonghout the state s aler demanded The poothonss la qasstlon, so far as the bullding le concerned, ls repre. sented 1o be an old tombled down tookety, sosrsely fit for houslng snl male, and the treatment of the in- mates, sonslatlog of over twenty in pe, Idlotle and dlseased persons, y of tham entleely holpless, is sail ly 4o be disgeacefal and abom wiable In the highest degros, but witerly hoartlens and celminal Mo Liked to %as the Blass Opecial Diopatch to Tus Has Postos. May | —Many attempts heve lstely been m to burn the Hote! n. Hattle Thorton, aged 12, denghter of one of the occupsnts, was dotec as the culprls. She sdmitted the charge and sald she did 1 becanss she “likad to seo the Maca - Gatting Back at Ben boaed of | W will extend to frelght as woll as pas- sorger business. Offizes of the Unlted States and Paclfic express companies In this city were morged Into one to-day and wiil hereafter be In charge of Joseph Tem- ple, of the Paclfic company. — s Wyoming Rustiers. Special Dispatch to Tie Bas. LiviNesToN, Mont,, May 1 - It has been discovered that an organized band of rustlers are running cff stock cows on the Wyoming border. The Indlans are asklog for protection. Major Loudon, at_Fort Ellie, is hold- Ing himeel in readiness to march, It is now belleved this gang instead of the Plegans, made the recent rald upon the Indians ranges. Sy The Monopolies. Special Dispatch to Tus Bxx. PuitapeLrata, May 1,—The board of directors of the Pennsylvania rail- road decided to declare a dividend of 2 per cent In cash and 2 per cent in scrlp or cash at the optlon of the stockholders, and 4 per cent in stock. The lattor provislon glves the stock- holders the privilege of subscribing to stock at par in proportion to 25 per cent of thelr earntogs. Nominations Recalled. Special Dispatch to T Bus. 81, Louts, May 1.—Mayor Ewlng sont a message to the clty counctl to- night withdrawiag the list of appolnt- ments sent in & week ago, against which such strong opposition was de- velopad, The depesittn of Jay Gould was taken in the Texas Pacific sult to-day. Bostoy, May 1 —Ia the six day race of ten hours a day between Chas. Loroy, ridiaz horses, and John S, Prioca and W. M. Wiodside, riding bioyoles, the score to-night stood 303 mlles for the horses and 312 for the bleycles. At tho foarih hoar to-day Loroy fell, dislocating his shoalder, and Feancis M. Ware was sobstituted. Gould and Party. Special Dispateh to Tun ban. 8t Lovts, May 1.—Jay Gould and party lefc for Inspaction of the Iron Moanntain rallway and south- weatorn's; at noon to-day in a speclal train of five cflisial cars. In- formation was refused as to the | route, but ihe cars are provisioned for twenty days. A telp luto Mexico swer the International s probable, The Indian Remov, Special Dispatch to Tus ban | "Sr. Pavi, May 1.—Juformation | reached the department headquarters | here that Satarday last the steamer Bohan left Fort Randall for y replylog to the|Standing Rock, havivg on bosed 150 the governoe dissp- | men, women and children, Sittlng { the board in | Ba ba f Uncapapa Sioux, the y gonoral for an warrlor belog of th taties, say the pro. | . oy soeding eonid Y iiseourteny to | He Will Serve. v Mepat Tus bun e govern v are servants of e law, which exsots from every off It mandates, to the md that we may have a government of s and not of me: - - Salts of the Toses Trank Ratlroad Soe a Dumat o Py Hae Passas, Tox May | Prank salivond wit™ gl ta franchises, wnd grante and rolling stock or bed ance The Texme | ( MBUS, May )1 —The Supreme sourt to-day refosed to grant & motlon for & petitlon In error in the oase of | J. D. Wateon, oconvicted ot bribing | members of the leglalatare. The sen- | tance of the courtto imprisonment will now be carrled ont, | o the L~A sods water Boes - dup wndee foreclosurs of the | fo here to-day, fatally ied States court for §102,000. | Injaring one pereon and serlously ln- Ve Dickinson aud Sortwell, of | jaring two others, | LABOR TROUBLES. Pittsburg Arti:ans Quit Work and Demand & Raise, ‘Workingmen in New York and Other Oities Join the Lock-Out, No Berious Resnits Are Ex. pected From the Movement, BATTLING FOR BREAD, Or, Rather, Strizing for kq:ltable Wages. 8pe lal Dispatch to T Ban, Pirrssura, May 1 —~Reports from the railroad coal mincs are meagre, but enough has been recelved to Indi ocaco that a general strike was inaugu rated to-day agalnst the reduction of half cen: per hushel in the price of mining on the Panhandle road. Oaly four out of twenty-two pits arereported to be at work on the Pennsylvania road; all the mines are idle on the B. & 0. and P, V. & 0., and about half are out. One or two firms have acceded to the mioers’ terms, The demand of cigarmakers for an advance of §1 per thousand has been conceded by all manufacturers, conse- quently only the employes of four large establishments were ordered out by clgarmakers unions generally. It 1s thought the strike wili not Last & week. The plasterers all qult work this morning because «f a refusal of maasters to pay an advance of 50 cents per day. O1NcINNATI, May 1. —There will be no disturbance here among the cigar- makers on sccount of the reduction of the tax. They struck sometime ago for an addition to wages and succeeded, and so did the cigar packers. Strikes for an advance have been made at New- | P! ark, Ohlo, and at Portamouth, Ohlo. Damands of workmen at Wheeling, West_Virgints, Steubenville, Ohio, and Urbana, Ohlo, have been complied with, Prrrssurc, Pa.,, May 1.—Reports from the railroad coal miaes this even. lug state that the strike sgainst the recuctlon ¢f half a cent per bushel in price of mining has extended to all mines save one or two. The operat. ors admit that the strike is general, but profess to be indiffsrent whether it 1s of long or short duratlon. They say they will eee their mines idle until next full rather than pay more thau three cents per bushel for mining, The mining cffisers pronounce this the greatest otrike ever luangurated in this dlatrict and they aro prepared to hold out. Louisvite, May 1 —The olgar manafacturers have acceded to all the employers, aud no atrlkes’ will occar here. Everything is golng on as usual, excapt an increase activity In all manufacturies and a rueh of goods for shipment. Witkesparre, Pa, May 1.—The cigar factorles are cloeed owing to a strike, The manufacturers are will- ing to pay an advatcs of fifty cents 1,070, New York, May 1.—Seven hun- dred olgarette makers strack to-day for bigher weges. The laborers em— ployed In the custom house fn welgh- ing merchandize strack to-day for an advence, C.Lumpus, O., May 1.—At the represented miners convention a lution was adopted favorable to a n tlonal unlon and a committee was ap- polnted to report to-morrow on the restriction measure, especially in bituminous coal. It ts proposed to cat the number of hours per day and work lees days In the week. THE GOVERNMENT PET. te Mr, Bliss of St. Louls Addresses the Gourt, Speclal Dispatch to Tus Bxx. WASHINGTON, y 1.—The Bliss argument In the star route trial this morning tarned upon the petitions connected with the vartous routes, and Miner was made the objact of a particalarly bitter attack. He showed that two routes had been incresssd and expedited at a great expense by Brady solely upon the recommenda tlon of Dillon and Billlogs, railroad prosidents, yet Brady had pretended he was fighting the rallrond interosts in the star routes, Dorsey had pro- cared raiiroad passes from those gon- tlemen for his agents, and it was a clear casa of ‘‘Scratch my bick and Tl tickle your elbow,” Bliss took up the evidence relating to routes and rapidly reviewed it, paasing over the minor poluts with vigor, and bringlog oat in strong con- what he described s the more ant offerces of an order for an {ncrease on the Alamo- ton route He sald it had remalned urrevoked untll congresslonal investigation caused o cleaning up In the dirty house of the samo assletant postmaster general. The remalnder cf the day's seasion was consumed in a careful review of the evidence coucerning the route and_elaboration of the polnts made by Ker. When the cour: ad- journed Bliss had not concluded hls address, GREEN B. RAUM WILL PRACTICE LAW IN WASHINGTON, AND MAKE TWICE AS MUCH MO! gton Special to the C wmer:ial Ga- I'ne resignation of Green B Raom was a complete surprise to everyone. Not even hls most Intimate frlends or office asscciates had the falntest hint that such acourse had been deter- wmined wpon by the Commissloner. When General Raom returned to the treasury department, after his interview with the president, and an- nounce * to his subordlnates what he had just done, there was exhiblted by all, first lnoredullty and then actual grief. In r.pli to those who Inquired re- garding the cmuses which led to his reslgnation, Commissioner Riom sald that the resposibility of the offise had grown too heavy for » man of hia sge, and the salary too small. He expeot- od to remain in this elty and practice law before the supreme and other ocoorts and the departments, This Is true, but it does not give the inside of the matter. It has lorg been a source of surprise to those in Washington, who are used to seelng fmportant nterests ably repressnted, that the whisky dealers should {ntrust thelr business to men of such limited taot that almost every legislative project undertaken for the past two or three years has failed. Weroa law- yer and au expert. ltke Goreral Raum en.aged as counsel or representative for these eopls, thers wounld be but little Itkelihood of & fallore on any reasonable plan for their benefit. While it is not known that definite arrangements have been made with Goneral Raum, 1t is underatood that he has long been conefdered as a desirable acqusition, and it would not be surprising to see him aoting for them. The salary, mentioned when this matter was dls- cussed lsst wiater, as sultable for a rapresentative like General Raum, was $25,000 per annum, The ultimate business relations which General Rium has had with all banks not natlonal gives him an acquaintance that will be of tho best benefit hetealter. There are now pend- fog unsettled and disputed bank acoounts with the govarnment for unpald taxes, which he can bring to a satisfactory eet:lement if inirusted with thelr management, He is also to act as couusel for Wm. Pitt Kellogg, lately Indlcted. Bu! he has only consented to this upon the most earnest sollcitation. The two hundred thousand tobaoco. rebate claims which will be shortly flied, also suggest a possible field for one well acquainted with department routine. This olass of clajms, while covering but small amounts and needing no legal preparation or argament, yet re- quire looking after and ocollection. Altogether there are so many bright Llities outeide of the go\ernment employ for Mr. Raum’s acknowledged talents that his resignation at this time {s the most natural thing in the world, CAPITOL NOTES. 8pocial Dispatckes to TaE Bax. DORSEY'S REPLY TO LILLY. WasuiNGToN, May 1,—Senator Dor- #ey has roturned an snswer to the sult of Wm, L. Lilly for $10,000 damages alleged to have bsen suatatned by him from a personal attack by Dorsey The answer is confined to a simple aad broad deutal of Llly's allegotions and exprossions of the respondent’s wiliingness to aubwis the case to a jury. THE TREASURY, The epecial commlttes appointed to examine the books, acoounts and money in the United States trassury, in eonunection with the transf« rt the oftizo of treasurer from Gifillan to Wyman, completed their labozs to-day. Tho members of the committtee waited on Secretary Folger and pro- sented thelr report, the contents of which have already bsen outlined. The only discrepancy discovered was an excess of three cents In favor of the retirlng cffiter. This excess ex- isted when Giifillan took possession of the office. COINAGE OF APRIL, The colnage executed at the varlous mintas during April was $7,811,000, of which $2,350,000 was standurd dollars. THE CABINET MEETING To-day was devoted solely to con- sideration of thecivil mervice regula- tions. The sesslon lasted three hours. Discussion wae general, but no conclu- slon was reached. A speclal meetiog of the cabinet will be held to-morrow, when it {s expected the matter will be finally disposed of. The secretary of the treasury sus- pended Gaien E. Green, special agent at Jackson, Tenn., pending investiga- tion of charges preferred agalnst him for office mirconduct. FINANCIAL OPERATIONS The 120th call for bonds ma- tured to-dsy. Tae redemption under the call, {ncluding prepald bonds, are §11 500,000. The exchange cf 3} per cent bonds Into 3 per conts, suspended durlog Aprll, was resumed to-day. Amount surrendered for ¢xchange to- day $700,000, which makes the whole amount of exchanges $131,000,000. Talking Teller Special Dispatsh to Tik Dix. Wasnisaroy, May 1.—Scrotary Teller says ho does rot intend to make any rep'y to tho charges contalned in Senator Hill's lotter, excaptin 7> for as thoy relata to hiy managemout of the affalrs of the interlor deperiment, "Tho secretary cpoolficelly added in re- spanee to farther lnqairy: “The por. sonal allusions of this letter I do not tatond to digulfy by an asswer.” The president “to-day appolnted Jefferson P, Kidder assoclate jastico of the supreme court of Dakota, Belamn Loy A Big Busuess. Special Dispatch to Tun Bzs, RicamMoND, Va,, May 1.—The col- lecter of Internal revenus for this dla trict lssued eince widnight last night stamps under tho new law for nearly two million ponnds cf wanufactur. d tobaooo, tour million of clgarette: one million clgars, the tax aggregatin, In round numbers §165,000, LyNcusuRG, Va, May 1.—Thore was the grestest movement in mano. factured tobacco here to-day ever re- corded In the history of the clty. Nearly $60,000 of stamps were lssued and thirty-six car loads of tobacoo ag- grogating about 800,000 pounds were shipped to varlons pointe, One firm ahipped 120,000 pounds, Bat for the damaglog strike of oparatives ahip- m>nta from this point would exceed a m'llion pounds. The cigar manufac- torles are all closed to-day on acoount of the strike of cigar makers. An in croase of the schedule prices has been submitted to manufacturers and ac- cepted but the latter resent the at- tempt of the olgar mal unlon to regalate the employment of sppren- tlces, THE OLD WORLD. A Quist Day Among the Revo- lutionists Over the Water. No Oonepiracies Matured or Dynamite Discovered. The Nihilists Ready for a General Raid. ENGLAND. Special Dispatch to Tux Ban. LoxNDoN, May 1.—A nolle prosequi was ontered In the oase of Rimsay and Foole, proprietor and editor re- spectlvoly of The Free Thinker, charged with publishing libelous state- ments. Thecommons adjourns for Whitsun- tide Wednesday untll the 21st. The lords adjourned from the 10th to the 24°h nst, LoxpoN, May 1.—The queen has abandoned her intvention of opening the fishieries exhibitlon, The prince and princess of Wales will officlate, In the chess tournamen, English and Sellman played a drawn game; Bird was beaten by Tachigarin and Mortimer by Steintz, Mason and Winamer played drawn games with Rosenthal and Zarkertort, and Black- burn beat Mackerzle and Skipworth. Many awards have been made to persons who have suffered b{ reason of viclatlons of the law in Ireland. Lady Mountmorrisand Mrs, Blake each received £3,000 fer the murder of their husbands. LoxpoN, May 1.—The first secular day of May, being one of the serles of annnal days on which the bank of England makes up its balances, to- stock exchange. LoxpoN, May 1.—The verg Rev, Geo, Heny Connor, M. A., dean of Windsor, is dead. Loxpox, May 1.—Arrived out, the Awmsyrian, Clive, Nestorlan and State of Gorgta, from American ports, A telegram from Pekin states that an eovoy from King Annam has srrived there to obtaln the consent of the Chiness government to the opening of the Red river to forelgn trades and to induce China to afford sush diplomatic materlal assistance as may be neces- sary. The emperor has ordered Li Hung Chang to returr to his post in order to effect the request of King Annam. LoxpowN, May 1 —It is understood that on the occaston of the enthrone- ment f the archbishop of Canterbury, the polloo of that town closely watched the movements of ocertaln Irleh Americans, who were actlng In a sueplolous manner, and who be- came alarmed and quitted the town. It is believed that one of these men was Wilon, one of the dynamite conspirators, In whose 2aee the hearlns s nrosesding st the Bow street police court. The Times says a meeting of the leading owners of a steamshlp company will be held the 14th inst. to take ateps towards ralsing capital for the purposeof bulld- Ing another canal across the Isthmus of Suez. GERMANY. Speclal Dispatcn toTus Bxn, Brerux, May 1.—The Malegassy envoys’ treaty beiween Germany and Madagascar will soon be concluded. A bill for the relief of the elck and poor passed second readlng in the relchstag, A great strike of carpenters and mesons for an Increase of wages has begun. On the proposal of the miniatry the emperor_ordered the town council ba dissolved at the beginning of next year that communal and electoral dls- tricts may be properly rearranged. The emperor returned to Barlin In good health. Admiral Birger, second In command In rank of the Germany navy, has resigned owing to the fact that an army officer has been placed at the hesd of the vavy Tha relchstag referred to a com- mittoe the resolution introduced by the soclalists in regard to oriminal proceedings against the police who arrested sociallst members of the reichatag returning from the sociallst congress in Copenhagen, FRANCE. Special Dispatches to Tan Bax, Paris, May 1.—Ia the senate Duc De Broglie questioned the government as to ita position regarding the triple alllavce, The minis er of frelgn af- falrs replied he was unable to under- stand {lo unity. The question was surronrded with the greatest abaurdl- ty. France, he sald, purposed to re- main in acocrd with all forelgn coun- trles 80 far as was compatible with her digoity. Tae subjsct was dropped. 1t is reported that Gastave Aomard, the French novellst, died ia an lnsane aeylum at Stanno, Elward Mauet, the French paiater, {s dead, GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS, Speclal Dispatches to Tux Brs. 81. PeTeRssUuRG, May 1,—The an- thorities belleve the nihillsts are pre- parlng for simultaneous disturbances in various parts ¢f tho mpire doring the coronation ceremonies of the czar, DusLiy, May 1.—Fitzoarrls, on 4 | trial, charged with beiag ono of the prineipals in the Praaix pari mur- ders, has been acquitted, After the verdict had been rendored Fiizharris was taken back to jali to amait trial on & charge of conspiracy o murder, the penalty of which cffence 1s ten years of penal servitude. Sorra, May 1.—A document which urges a speedy rising against the op. prossion of Ruesls is being clrculated throughout Balgarla. Ll Leap to the River. Special Dispatch to Tux bxx. Hustixarox, W. Va, May 1.—The east bound express traln on the Chesapeako & Ohlo rallroad, early this morning, struck an obstruction near Qainnemont, West Virglnta The engine and tender plunged down the embankment into the rlver, and day 188 holldayIn the bank and on the | ¥ were completely wrecked, The en- gineer was serlonsly and the fireman slightly f{ojured. The rest of"the traln remained on the track. No passongers were hurt, I il TELEGRAPH NOTES Special Dispatol es o Tus Bas, The Canadian commons defeated Shakes- pea ti-chess resolution, The bill reducing railroad taxes in Con- necticut was defeated by a tie vote, McGIll university, Montreal, conferred the degree of L.L.” D. on the Marquis of Lorne, The coinage of the Philadelphia mint for April sgeregated $0,856,000 pieces, vnlu:J at §1,575,608, The National LaOrosse team and In. dian team of Montreal have started for a tour of Great Britain and Ireland. Marshtield Plains, Mass, are ablaze. Two hundred men are unable to check the wspead of the flames through the forest. Dwellings are imperiled, An excursion party of over 100 from Tliinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wiscon- sin has started for San £ rancisco over the Alton and S uthern Pacifi Grael Wade, who died at Lincoln, Neb, on the 28th, aged €K, was buried at Shel- hyville, I'l,, yestorday, He went to Cal- ifornia in 1849 with ex.Governor Richard J, Oglesby, The Indisn department of the Domin. fon has instructed the uctlnf assistant In. dian commissioner at Winn o3 to remove 8,000 Indians from Fort Walsh to Ounp- pelle reservation, The “amisted emigrants” from south western Ireland, arriving in Philadelphin, are very poor, They numbered nearly 800 Nino hundred Scandinavians and (ermans landed yesterday. Jos, J. Madden, aged 40, In_the lacs department of the house of Muser & Bro,, N. Y., waa arrested charged with stealing §23,000 worth of goods. The re- ceivers of goods were also arrested, The schedules of the assignment of Trasc Sippili, the White street (New York) mer. chaut, recently arrested on the charge of swindling, have been filed. Liabilitier 579; nomiaal assets, $512,633, actual stsols, 814,768, The veterans of the Fifth, Ninth and Tenth volunteer regiments of New York deolaro the retiriment of General Warren by General Sheridan 1t Five Forks, **Une necesary and mot warranted by the cir- cumstances.” The New York board of aloermen unani- mously request the trustees of the Brooklyh bridge to chanve the date of the formal op ning from the 2ith inat., (snniversary of the birth of Queen Victorla) to. the 80th, decoration day, The frst annual commencement of the women's medical oollege of Baltimore took place yosterday, The matriculates num. ber ten from Mary and, one esch_from Tlinois, Nebraskn, West Virginis, Penn- sylvania, Ohio, Canada and Germany. The New York board of aldermen voted the Western Union Telegraph company raission to ure the streets of the city to ay their wires underground, ata cost of one cent per lineal foot of each street opened, and giving two wires for the city's use, Eale of Mexican Lands. gpecial Dispatch to Tus Bxx. Sax AntoND, May 1-J. L. Kirkland, of New York, resentiog some Eaglish capltalists, bas just returned from Saltimo, Mex- went for the purpose of getting a con- Coahuita for alarge tract of land granted by the general government, and sold to Judge Crosby, of Londen, by Governor Medero. The tract covers about ore hundred leagues of the best selected lands in the state. WasHINGTON, May 1.--The debt statement lssued to-day shows a de- crease of the public debt during April of $2,851,402; cach in treasury, $319,- 159 401; gold certificates, $81 ,620; sllver certificate, $80,771,331; cer- uficates of deposit outstand- Ing, $1,105,00; refunding cer- tificates, §368 950; legal tenders ontstanding, $346,C81,616, fractional currency cutstanding, $7,008,973, total redaction in ten months of the fiscal year of $114,834 675, e ———— PERSONAL, A. L. Barber, of Washington, D. ., the asphalt paving contractor, is in the city. y 8, O.McElroy, of Falls City, was & guest at the Metropolitan last night, J. C. Blackburn, of Arlington, Is regis- tered at the Mcropolitan. J. R, Buchanan, of Missouri Valley, waa in the city yesterday. A. H. Moyers and family, of Howard, are at the Millard, W. ¥, McMillan, of Danver, was at the Paxton yesterday, H., M. Bushne'l, of Plattsmouth, was in town yesterday, J. G. Coey, of North Loup, is at the metropolitan. James R, S Metropolitan, Frank Plaok, of Meriden, is at ths Metropolitan, th, of Blair, is at the . G. C. Jenkins, of Graed Island, is at the Millard, Tsnac Powers, Jr., of Dakota City, is at the Millard, TR, O, Backus, of Lincoln, s at the Mot ropolitan, J. 0. Fisher, of the Linco'n Jouraal, is in town, J W. Black, of Weeping Water, Is in the city. Dan Hopking, of Central City, is at the Millard, F. E Paxton, ott, of Kunsas City, is at the Wm, A, Mills, of Laramie, is at the Paxton, J. H.'Lott, of Ft. Steele, is at the Mil lard J. M, Hemgate, of Plair, is at the Mil. lar? . B, Mann, of New York, is in town C. R, Potter, of Lincoln, is in the city J. 8. Pratt, of Cheyenue, is in the city, Jamez Britton, of Wayae, s i town, L. C. <elly, of Laramie, s in town, _____ i If you are nos wmarried, write the Mar. riage Furd and Mutual Trust Associa. tion, Oedar Kapids, Towa, for circulars explaining ‘he plan, 8w, THE YANKEE HOG. Not a Grease Spot of Him Left in the Land of Bismarok. Hamburg Importers Hxplain the Oause and Buggest a Rimedy. Mintster Sargent Neverely Oriti- claed. Special Dispatchcs to Tin Kan. New York, May 1 —A commlittee of importers of pork products at Ham- burg writes the chamber of commerce hero that the pamphlet by T. Bretto of New York, ts malinly responsible for the. prohibltion of lmportation of Americon bacon, and says the chamber should make ¢ publlely known that tho pamplet must be conridered a moro “atroke of business enterprise,” ard that no Importance whatever muat be attributed to {'s remarks about the quality of goods, The re- marks of The New York Staa's Zslitung as well as some other Amer- fcan papers to the effect that dead hogs are used for the manufacture of lard, and the product of hogs ured for mechanical purpoees called *‘Lard, Al” have done the great- est harm, and contributed toward establishing the prejudice againet American hog produot, with some members of our government, who, withoat any BXFPI'IEOB of matters, take a theoretioal view of It and seem to think the public may be led to be- lleve this lard is also fit for consump- tlon. Everybody acquainted with the trade knows this is impossible. Nev- ertholess it would recommend that for this name be substituted another, per- hups, *““Refuse, Al,” which would render a misunderstanding of that kind impossible. Any term that does not contaln the word ‘‘lard” would suit the purpose. In order to secure a repeal of the prohibition it is of the groatest importance that your govern- ment should take the trouble of mak- ing the necessary iavestigations which would establieh the following facts: 1 That no dieased hogs or dead hogs are used for the export trade. 2. That the examination of goods when shipped ls a strict one, s much so that only fally cured and wholesome ment can pass it. Sach {nveetigations can only have a beneficlal {ofluence on the whole trade In American products In general. At the samo time they certalnly will prove the best means f removing ex- isting projudice and eecurlng & repeal of the prohibition lately lssued, BeruN. Msy 1,—The Nord Deutch Z:ilupg coramenting on the interview with Sirgent, the Amerlcan minister, published in the Boersen Oourfer, in which Sargent denled he had written any article to the New ico, en route to ilurope, whera ke|Yorker Handels Z i:ung ou the rab. ject of Amerlcan pork, eays the best tract confirmed by the anthorities of |auewer to Sargent's statement thereio {s eimply to reproduce the arti olo which appeared in tho Ha dele Zeltung with Sargent's signature attached. Sargent should explain how his signature sppeared withous his protest or a subscquent correction trom him. The hurd Deuteche Zaltung daclares it will never attack a miuister of a friendly ctate when he is acting in his « flizial capactty. It hes now only to deal with the newspsper arti:lo which contsined the statements {pjurfous to Germany. It will, it enys, be glad to her " that the slgratore of Sargent thereto was a mlstake (Nore —There eeems to be some coufasion in Germary touching the commanication of Sargent, which was printed {n Handei's Z itung over Sar- gent's sigrature, and was his report to his government. ‘lhe report was printed in the consular reports, and waa reprocuced in Handel' L e, Z:ltung, Big Paul of Gamblers 8pecial Diepatch to Tus Bax New York, May 1.—The p:lice to- night rsided a gumbling house, No, 49 south Fifch avenue, kep: by a Spanlard named G.rits; 224 persons tooluding the propiietor were captured. 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