Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1883, Page 1

i THE OMAHA DaAILy BEE ——’i‘WELE‘TH YZAR. SOVEREIGNS IN SHACKLES The Right of the People to Rule and Regulate Reafiirmed by the Supreme Coart. The Question of Railroad Rates Olearly Withinthe Province of Legislatures. The Oourt of Last Resort Places the Power in the Hands of the Hiectors. The ‘‘Patent Process” of Grind ing Wheat Declared Void by the Court, The Fighting Lieutenant Ool Idges Requested to Leave the Army. The Howgate Case Bliss Continues His Talk-General Noews From Washington. CAPITAL NOTES. Special Dispatches to Tus Bus. THE HOWGATE CASES, WasniNaron, May 7. -The court In banc throogh Caief Justice Cartls, dellvered a discussion fin the two Howgate cascs. In the first case, where the property had been attached by the government which it was alleged had becn held by Howgate to other partles, although the deed was not recorded, the court decided adversely to the government and dis- missed the attachment., The second case was an appeal from the adverse deoislon of the lower court where the defendant had resisted the attachment of his property by the government be- oause the action had been brought by speclal counsel inatead of the Unlted States dlstriot attorney. The appeal waa dismissed and the declsion holds. The United States has a legal right to employ such professional aid as it may deem necessary. RAILRQAD REGULATION AFFIRMED, The supreme court decision ren- dered in the so-called ‘‘granger case of Neal Ruggles agalnst the people of state of Illinols, in which the question is ralsee whether a charter granted to the Central Military Tract Rallroad company, now the Chlcago, Barling- ton & Quincy rallroad, by the leglala— ture of Illinols In 1856, or any sabse- quent amendment therefor, contains such contract between the state and company as to authorize the company to establish {ts own rates of faro and freight beyond Interference by the state. The court answers this ques- tlon in the negative, and hold the directors of the rallroad company can- not adopt apy by:law fixing rates of fare ant veight wiich aes’n it tiict with the laws of the state relatlng to the same subject. The judgment of the supreme court of Ilinois is af- firmed. On the 6th of March, 1883, Morgan A. Lewls, passenger on the train of the Ohicago, Burlington & Qalncy rallroad company, tendered Neat Rag- gles, a conductor of that company, 18 cents as fare for his transportation from from Bada to Neponset, a dis- tance of six miles. This was at the maximum rate of three cents per mile prescribed by the statute of Illinois then in force. The cenductor de- manded 20 cents, which was the fare fixed by the rallroad company. Lawis refused to pay more than 18 cents azd the conductor thereupon attempted to eject him from the car. For this act the conductor was prosecuted before » justice of the peace upon the charge of assault and battery and fined $10 and costs. The case was then carried up through the state courts by suc- coseive appeals, the rallroad sustalning the cunguemr. and raleing, the ques- tlon of the right of the state to iater- fere with its business by fixing rates of fare and transportation. A decls- ion was finally rendered in favor of the state by its highest court, and the railroad company thereupon appealed tothe supreme court of the United States, upon the ground that the act of the general assembly of Illinofs ot April 15, 1867, fixing the maximum rate of charges for transportation of passengers on rallroads in the state, ‘was unconstitntional and vold, be- cause it impalred the obligation of contracts in the charters of various companies which were merged into the Chicago, Barlington and Qaincy rusllrond company by the consolida an, The court holde: First —That the grants of Immunity from legitimate governmental control are never o 'be presumed. On the contrary the presumptions are all the other way aud unless the exemption is clearly established tho legialatare is free to act on all subjacts within its general jarisdlotion aa the public in terests may svem 0 require. A state may limit the amount of chary railroud compantes for fare freighis unless restraiued by contract in the oharter Sornd—That in the present case here {8 no such res'raint The state t is true, has glven the board of direotors of the rallroad ocmpany the power to establish such rates of toll for the conveyazea of porsons or prop. erty as they shall from time to time by thelr laws determlue, bat such by. aws must not be repugnant to the onatitution and laws of the state. If he state had not leglalative power to egulate charges of carriers for hire the L4 Bl".'l"';n . court In oase of the Illinols Oentra: raliroad company, plaintiffl In error, against the people of the state of Ilii- nols, whioch volves precively the same questions which were presented in the preceeding csse. For reasons given by the court In its oplnion In this case the judgment of the suprme ooart of Ilhnols is affirmed. AN ARMY BOUNCE. The resiguation of Lieut. Col. Guldo Idges, Eighteenth infantry, to take effect January next, has been received at the war department, hav- fog been forwarded from General Terry's headquarters. Secretary Lin- coln directed it be returned with In- structions that if the resignation be tendered to take effect Immediatoly, it will be accepted; that otherwise a court martlal will be ordered to try him upon the charge of duplicating his pay accounts. Idges was one of those who, daiing the war of the re- bellton, appeared to have a charmod life, having been engaged in over oighty hot engagements and ocame through unscathed. He warred against the Apaches after the close of the war and conducted a brilllant winter campalgn against the northern hostiles in Montana three years ago. He ls a msn of {utrepld bravery and those of the sarmy who personally know him felt & sympathy for him desplte the chargo resting against him, BLISSFUL DREAMS, Bliss continued his argament in the star route trial this morning. He declared the cfficlal records showed withln three months after the date upon which 8. W. Dorsey came into OMAHA' NEB 'I'UESDAY MORNING MAY 8, 1888 Ihere are four fiotories involved The lasters unlon have vot rabmitted s price list to the manufactorers, but vrobably will do so this afternoon. Both sldes are firm, STOPPED SHOR' The Coast Mouopoly Shut Rival. Out a Spectal Dis, atch to Tun Bu Cnicaco, May 7.—-The Times will say to-morrow: ‘‘A tripartite sgree- ment has been consumated, parties to which are the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, 8t Louls & San Franclsco and the Atlantto & Pacfis railroads Under the sgieement a controlling interest tu the St. Loofs & San Fran- olsco road s secured to the Atlantle & Pacific, the latter agreciag to stop the ocoustruction of its line west of the Colorado river for the presont, but to be permltted to procced to completlon of tho work eventaaily to .the Pacific coast, making San Franclsco the wastern ter- minne as origloally contewplated Should the agreement be faith. fully kept by other partic the Atlantic & Paclfic will not be per- mitted to reach San Franolsco for the fall term of the contract, which Is twenty years, and the oontrolling Interest which it has secured In the 8t. Louls & St. Fanclaco is a practical stoppage of the extenslon of that line andequivalent to merging its franchises in the Atlantlc & Pacific. The con- nection of this line to the Paclfic coast will be from the Colorado river over a branch of the Southern Pacific possession of hls twelve routes, ten of them had been increased or expedited, snd most of the orders had been made while Dorsey was In the city, and no one knew how far the thing would have gone If a new administra. tlon had pot come in The honest men, McVeagh and James, stepped to the front, yot with incomparable impudence Dor- sey had patohed ng Rerdell's sffidavit addressed to the president and had attempted to defame the mem- ory of Garfield by ssserting that upon that affidavit Garfisld would have removed two of his cablnet. Bliss was [ ing of the J. B. B. check (the ltord check) when Wilson asked if that had anything to do with the mail business, Bliss replied that he did not know. Dorsey had told Rerdcll to charge it to the mall and the defence should have produced the books to contradict Rerdell upon that point. If Dorsey had ehuucr bis partners b’ charging that check to them it don't concern the prosecution. An impor- tant fact was that Rerdell had been corroborated in bis statement. PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, The supreme court also rendered a dectslon in the patent case ¢f Robert L. Downton, appellant, against Yeager Milling company, which involves the question of the validi:y of the patent on what is known as the new process for making flour by crushing graln between two rollers. The court holds the patent is vold for the want of nov- elty tha process which the ppellant claims as his inventlon having been clearly described as early as 1847, in a publication called ‘‘Anglo Day American and Swles Science Milling,"” by Ohriitian Wilhelm Fritsch, of Lelpsic. The decree of the olrcuit court dismisslng the bill is affirmed. After reading over oplnions ina large number of cases, most of which, however, involved only questions of local or private laterest, the court ad- journed for the term. THE HILL INVESTIGATION, Murch had an foterview with Aot- ing Secretary New to-day in reference to the investigation of sffairs of the supervising architect’s offica, Ho in- formed New he proposed to proceed with the Investigation as far as he was concerned, as soon as he could get his papers in shape and prepare a cate for presantation. He hoped to be able to accomplish this in about a week. New says the committee ara waiting sololy upon Murch and the investiga: tion will be proceeded with as coon as that gentlemun is roady. A BONANZA IN RESERVE, Judge Lawrence, first comptroller of the treasury, has not yet decided the important question whether the earninys for government tranaporta- tlon on nusubsidized roads leased by the Pacific rallroad companies can be withheld as Is now the practice of the the treaaury department, or whether the smounts shall be pald the com panies In cash, The amount withheld for such transportation on unalded lines of the Union Pacific from July 1. 1878 (the date when the act went into operatlon) to December 31, 1882, is $410,000; aud the sum withheld from upsubsidizsed branches of the QCentral Pactfic from the date when the Thurman act took ¢ffset, to Da- cember 31, 1881, amounts to $978,000 The figures have not been made up beyond t! peelfied. e Pittsburg Labor Troubles. 8prelal Dispatch to Tun Bax, Prrr.BURG, May 7.—The coal miners in eleven pits along ths Panhandle road are reported wiskicg at a reda - tion, Tae strikera ars worktog hard to got all miners cui and expeos to make saepension of work general by to-morrow. Moac logs wero held at Mauefisld for that porpose to-day. Tae miners’ offivia'e cialm that if the ucoessary river minors will s%op work to cut ff the supply of railroad ope rators, and If they fai', the association will ecdeavor to gat the o operation of miners of Osio aud Marglavd to demand an advance on a ceraln day. The suspeneion of nsil factoriea for two weeks, which was to go ‘nto effact todey, was postponed indefinitely Trade 1s good. ase wou'd be diffsrent, but that ques- fon has been settled and the amended | ® charter which this compsny secured from the legislature must be construed o the light of that established power. The judgment of the supreme court olo ols s nghr:nwhl::?v: plnlon by uat te. Justioe Haclan concurs In the judg- ameat, but not In the opinion, Jus- 100 Blatohford did not sit in the case. A declsion was also rendered by the Awl's Well That Ends Well. ipectal Dispatch t0 Tus Bas. Bostox, May 7.—The union print- ors employed at the University Press, Cambridge, struck work to-day, belng du;‘:lhlli::o '!lt‘l; kpmun'. rates, ° r out at the varlous Marblehesd manufacturers this morning and fourteen hundred oper- stives are idle at different bnnaru. Shoe manufacturers work rather than scoept the new price list, to Mohave, thence by the main line to San Francleco and;Los Angeles. The new arrangement goes iuto effect at onco.’ PAUPER EMIGRANTS, SCARING THE CANUKS. fwo American Dynamite Vessels Bearing Down on Halifax, The Authorities Frightened Out of Their Wits, Special Dispatch to THn Bun, Havirax, May 7.--Rumors are cur- reut that & stariiing letter was re- ceived by Lieutenant Governor Arch- tbald, warnlog him of the expected vistt to Halifax of two susplolons Amerlcan vessels and cautloning him to have precautions taken for the aufoty of life and property of the olty. The llcutenant governor admit- ted recelving the letter but declined to state its contents or the nature of the measares taken by military ana uaval authoritios, From other parues i position to know the coutents of the letter it 1s learned that Col. Olarke Suuday, communicated to «fli cers 1utorwation, eald from Sir Joun MacDonald, vessels that two suspiolous maoued it {s believed, yb and carrying a quantity of d other danyerous ex plosive had salled from Boston a few days ago, and It is thought intended to make Halifax thelr destinatton. On arrival here 1t was assertod tor- pedoes with which the vessels were laden would be laid as opportunity offered beneath the harbor with the intention of blowlng up shipping en- tering or leaving. The line of torpe- does was to be stretohed from Sombro up the harbor as closo te the clty as possible, and when the time arrived by the children. Cause unknown, A blind man, ove of the ooconpants of had his life saved the tenement, through the exertions of the firemen. The others escaped. Damage to the bufld.lu_w-: alight. Rk A CRAZY CRANK. The Chief of the Boston Police Shot by & Lunatio, The Hub Agitated to its Oenter Speoial Dispatches to Trw Ban BottoN, May 7 —S8hortly after noon today Mr. Wade, ohlef of the dietriot police in Pemberton Squars, wan shot In the left arm and right shoulder by Richard Brennan, a crank recoutly discharged from ths city corrootional finstitutlon, Bren. nan was arrested. Wade's wounds are severe bu: not dsogerous. The vxoltemont over the shootlng was tromeudovs, Within a few minutes a great ciowd blocked the streets in tho nelvhborhood of the chief's office, 35 Pomberton equare. The uews spread rapidly through the clty and crowds gathered in fromt of the newspaper « flices and nothing else was talked of. The wound In the arm fs worse and the surgeons did not deem it prudent to attempt to extract the ball, There has been a great loss of blood and the bullet lles dangeronsly near the artery in the elbow. Bren- nan was & member of the Thirteenth Massachusetta reglment and now on three months leave of absence from the soldiers’ home at Togus Springs, Malune, all would be flred. Partlcular mention was made of an extraordinsry watch to be keps the 14th instant, the Gov. Butler Asks for Federal Inter- vention. Special Dispatch to Tun Bxx. BostoN, May 7.—Governor Butler has written Sacretary Folger oon- cerning the numerous arrivals of fam- ine-robbed poor of Ireland, shipped to this country by the British govern- ment. He says: ‘I sympathize with these poor people, and if landed I will endeavor to msee that they are humanely and properly cared for. I recognize and rejoloa in the theo: upon which oar government is found- ed—that Amerlcs should be a home for the oppressed and downtrodden of everywhere, We welcome, there- fore all, however humble, who come tous of thelr own free will, alded by thelr enterprise, energy and resourc- es. Such people, whether men or women, and their children are a source of wealth to this country.” The governor further msks Secretary Folgertotakomeasures,legaland proper to prevent the landing of such expor- tation at least within tho lmits of Maesachusetts, The governor promises the secretary whatever ald the execu tlve of the state may be able to givs. Secretary Folger replies in effect the papers in the matter of exportation of pean: creizanta to fa conntry op- er the auspices of the Britisn gof?” ernment have been referred to ho secretary of the states. IKolger adds: “This subject of emigration was brought to the attention of the de- partment by the collector of customs of Boston, on the 20th ultimo. R The Electric Railway Company Bpecial Dispatch to Tas Bus. AvLBANY, May 7.—Thos, A, Edison and others, representing a capital of $2,000,000, filed papers with the sec- retary of state incorporating the elec- tric railway company of the Walted States. The object is to develop elec- trlclt as & motor for the propulsion of rallroad tralns. The Molecular Matual Telephone and Telegraph company was also in. corporated here to-day. e Jay is Coming. Spocial Dispatch to Tus Brs, Kansas Ciry, May 7.—Tois Gould party arrived late thia eficrnoon over the Missouri Paclfic from Texas. A conslderable part of the ran from Sedalla was mada at a speed of 50 miles an hour. Tae party iuspected the railroad shops here and leave to- morrow morning fur Omah: A Drunken Brute. Special Dispatch 1o Tik Exa Boston, May 7.—Johu Callahan, of Winchester, wontto Wobaro Saturday night, bought a gallon of liquor, and went on & spreo, He broughta 3-year old child with him, forced him to drink all he could, and then threw the llqaor into his face. The child went {nvo convulsions, and died this morn- ing. Cigaimakers’ Strike in Chicago. Specisi Dispatch to Tas Bxa. CHicAGo, May 7.—About one-third of the cigar manufacturers in this city having refused to pay the advance de- manded, the unlon men qnitted the shops thls worning, It Is estimated that two hundred men In all are ont of employment Other tkhops have conceded the advance, . Shipping News. Sp cial * ispatc) es so T Livk LoNp N, May 7 - Tha steamer Hapaburg has boen tuwed iuto Fal mouth; alt w 1Y, Arrived st Glasgow, r from New York, NEw Yok, M:y 7.--A-rived, Main Bremen aad Sardiaian, from Liver pool. S ate of Ne Sy Eusud Coke Makors, Spectal Dispatch to T M Pirrssure, Muy 7 —A, O Tinat- maa & Co., coke mannficturera, whose fioanolal embarrassment was sonoanced Saturday, after prolonged oonealtation with creditors made an assignmen’ this morning. Their abilities amount to $316 000 of this smouont $200,000 is secured, Sflver Issued for the Week, Bpecial Dispatch to Tun bxs. WasmiNGToN, May 7.—The lssue of standard silver dollars for the &gk’nd:'nz May Bid'h‘: $187,000,- ; for the correspo! period last yoar, $143,000, day on which Brady, the Phswnix park mu:der, will be execated; and it was also recommended that the guards of varlous barracks, powder magszines, deck yard and war ships be atrength- -m‘:. It o;:ld n&t I;n learned wheth- er the guards on the imperial property all over the city have been increased, but on H. M. 8. Tenedos, in port, this bas been done, and sentries at various points in the city instructed to be careful whom they allow to enter the gates at which they watoh., OROOK BEYOND THE LINE. —_— The Latest News from the Seat of War, Special Dispatch to Tus Bxx. Evraso, Texad, May 7.—Informa- tion from General COrock by way of Jonos, Onthuahue,'ls hourly expected. Itis believed h# will have reached that place by ths date. His first watering place w. tid be Ojo de Las Moxquito, his 8¢ 9nd camp probably adry one, Blan Jonos is a town of fifteen hi habitants, and a military disf the foot hills of the S| , will probably be a rolut from: whic's the movements the i e hll be Zue iriex Norcs, thder ' bejus General Oabro, in Ohtbuahua, and Sonora are operating in conjunction with Crook and our farces. Thiais made evident by the dispatch recelved at Hermosillo, Sonora, yesterdsy an- nounclug @ sharp fight in La Guashia ollnyon, 163 miles southeast of that olty. Adjutant General Drum and Colonel A. Barr, assistant judge advocate gen- ersl and private secretary of the secretary of war arrived, It is be- lieved the vislt has been in part di- rected by the possible complications that may arise from the operations of General Crock, £ Prospeot. Speclal Dispatch to Tus Bxx. CorLumBus, May 7.—Offiolal dis patches received from other states by the Ohio board of agriculture give the following as the total probabilities (that is acreage and condicddon com- oined) for winter and spring wheat in the followlng state Kansas 93, Minnesota 76, Indiana 70, Iowa ahout 80, California 87, Michigan 64, Ohio 506, Illtnols, April estimate 68, Ken- tucky, do. 66. From the above and other data fSecretary Chamberlain, of Ohlo, estimate a probable storage of 100,000,000 bashels from the last crop of 500,000,000 bushels. The Catholic Knights. Bpecial Dispatch to Ty Bus, 8r. Lours, May 7.—The biennfal convention of the Cathollc Knights of America convene here tomorrow. About seventy-five delegates repre- senting thirty-three states and four territories are expected to be present. Those delegates already here were glven an informal reception at the olubroom of the local Knights, at which quite s number of well known citizens were present. A wtandard Hoax. Bpecial Dispatch to Tun Bux. New York, May 7.--Cardinal Me. Closkey was seen today about The London Stwndard’s Rome dwpateh, to the effecs that Cardinal Jacobiu, papals secretary of state, cabled the fuquiry ifF 1t were true that C.rdioal McCioskey hadj; reccived Alex. Salllvan, president of the Irish National League, and demanding an explanation, Osrdinal McCluskeylde. vios that he recetved euch dtepatch, aud chsracrer'z'd the statement as absurd avd ridieuloos on fnoe, ua snyoue arqasinted with Esclesiastical aw would readlly sce, Tne cardinu) addrd that it was imporeible that any auch request should bs made, Fires. Spec’al Dispatch to Tus Bur, 81, Lous, May 7.—About a dozen business houses and residences in East 8t Louis burned this morniog, Caicaco, May 7 —Early this morn- ing two children, aged two and three years, belonging to a poor colored woman, who had left them a few mo- menta to go out and purchase bread, were burned to death in a four-story tenement house, at the ocorner ;!. Eighteenth and Olark streets, o fire origlnated in & room ocoupled | mislaid or stolen. Careful inqulry develops the fact j that Brennan had in ocontemplation a number of tragedies. After failing to find Dr. Jelly, he visi ed city hall in search of Inspectors Oarrsughty and Lyuch, whom he intended to Kkill. Later he went to the state house look- ing for some one else. His Intended viotima were absent in each case and Ohlef Wade was the first man on the 1list whom he found at his post. GENEREAL FOREIGN NEWS. Spe‘ial Dispatches to Tun Ben. Loxpon, May 7.—The Globe denfes the report, put in circalation last week, ggn Peter Tynan, No, 1, is in London, and that he is commun{oating with the pollce with the object of turning informer, LoNpoN, May 7..—The Times this morning, referring tc the vote b, which the affirmation bill was defeated says: ‘‘The authority and power of the governmenthave recelved a shock, This, witheut doubt, the ministers will rec:gnize themselves The spell of their success is broken.” LoNpoN, May 7.--The Prince of ‘Wales formally opened the echool of music at Kensington to-night. In an address he aunounced that Sullivan, the musio composer, and Graves, edi- tor and writer, had been knighted, Wth-‘ Geo, A, Mok ad Dedu cruated kil "!’.!c and Duchess of Edinl 'wnd stone were present at the ceremony. Arrangement are rapldly proceedlog for the opening of the universal fish- erles exhibition, The Americau de- partment has obtained 1,200 feet ad- ditional apace from Denmark, Goods from America will thus be exhibited to better advantage. A prominent feature In the American department wlll be five hundred crayon drawings {lluetrating the whole process of fish cuiture. BeruN, May 7.—In the debate in tha budget for 1884 85 in the reichstag Richter moved to refer the subject to a committee, it belng impossible to make reliable estimates so far ahead. The motlon was supported by all lib- erals, torles and clerlcals. It was finally adopted, 105 to 97, again frustrating one of Blsmarck’s favorlte prt])’]'acu smarck has fssued a clircular to officlals of the Russian province order- ing inquiry into the extent of in- juries inflicted on national wealth by reason of the greater part of fire iu- surance business being in the hande of private companies. He asserts the profits of the companies are too high, owing to unjust increase of premiums and too low in assessment of damages by fira, DusriN, May 7.—In the Kelly trial to-day, Joseph Hanlon, another in- former, confirmed the evidence of Carey and Kavanaogh that Kelly was one of the four men on Kavanaugh's oar the evening of the Phoenix park murder. TELEGRAPH NOTES. Honolulu advices state that the Chinese immigrstion is th absorbing question. At the rate the Chinese wre arriviog they will soon outnumber the nativi Meet- ings protesting agaiust theinflux are being constantiy beid. A tumor was successfully cut from the mouth of Congressman Kelly, of Penn sylvania. Governor B tler sent to the secretary of stute, withont signnture, the resolution appropriativg §264,000 for double tracking the Huoosse tunnel line, and says he shall not sign it Ths Ma«achueetts house adoped under suspenrion of rules, without debate, the senste rosolution recognizing che wiili'y, sorvices aud iatexrity of Oikes Ames, aia acking for like recoenition on the purt of cungress, Firat asnual Arbor Day set by the [gov eroment of the provinee of Montias', observed yo terday, was an uiqaslife success. Tree plantivg was indulged in by almost everytody, Ex Tronsurer Marsh T, Po'k, of Ten. ne-ee, executed a bond in $35,000 as re- quired by -Tudge Allen and was relessed ac 1:30 yesterday afternoon, The supreme court of Louisiana has re. versed thie deci-ion of the lower court un decides thut municipal bonds canaot be taxed, President Walker, of the New Orleans 1alroad, makes » formal offer of $200,000 to the world’s industrial and eotton cers tennial exposition if the buildiug is locatcd near the lines of that company. A blll was introduced in the New York legislature making Brooklyn bridge free to pedectrians and when fi action was to e taken on It the closing day of the ses- slon the bill could mot be found. It was BEFOULED HIS NEST. The Wife of Senator Fair Sues for Divorcs, Oharging the Nevada Btatee- man With Numerous Infidelities, Spoclal Dispatch to Tus Ban 8AN Francisco, May 7.—A com- slnlnt was filed In the first judiclal Istriot of Nevads, last Wodneaday, by Thereea Fair against Jas. G. Fair, The cause of the actlon | the part of the defendant. states sho was marrled to the defend- ant in Calavoras county, California, Docember 18, came to Neveda with him In 1866; has lived with him until a few months ago, when she be- camo cognizant of certain aots of infi- deity on the part of defendant, sincs which time she has not lived with him, The complaint says the defendant committed adultery with one Swith at a house In Jessle street, San Fran. olaco, some tlme in November, 1881, Tne senator Is also charged with com- mitting the same crime with Tuez Leonard. Plainuff rays the defend ant has possession and contro! of n large amount of community property, the partlculars of whioh she cannot state, Mrs, Falr prays judgment as foilowe: First—That divorce ba grauted her and that she be awarded castody of the children. Second—That such portion of the community properly be allowed aud aet apart as shall bo equitable and ast. Third—Tbat defendant be required to pay into court a reascnable sum to defray expense of action and lawfual fees, and defendant pay alimony In such an amourt as the court may deem just for support of plaintift and ohil- dren during the pendency of the ac- AMES 1506 FARNAM ST. 26 room house, 20 acrey, 8} miles from vostoffice. ... TR 158 rcom house, 10th street, 100m house 3 room hous -, 1§ room house anid onehwf ac barn, 4 lo 110—2 room house, corner tion and such further relief as may be deemed just. The senator was in Comstook last Wednesday when the papers were served on him, but left for San Fran- cisco the same evening. It created qalte a sensation In {'mzlnh Clty soclety. Both partles possess great wealth. Falr also represents Nevada in the United S:ates senate. The prevalling opinton on Comatock is that the Nevada states man will not make a defense in the suit, bat allow it to go by defanlt and agree to such settlement of the prop- erty as may be determined upon by counsel. Goeslp also cays that the amount has becn agreed upon as fol- | 2 lowe: Three miliion cash, one million five hnndred thou:and in real estate, at all events, in case of the divorce belog granted, but this is merely ru- or. Tho case will come before Judge Rising, and is locked forward to with conslderable curiosity by nearly every ore on the conat, \ The Trial of Jers Duna. Jpocial Dispatch to Tam Bun. Daun for the murder of the pugilist, James Elliott, was called this morn- ing in the criminal court of this oity, before Judge Sidney Smith. The prisoner appsred in excellent health, and was dressed with extreme care, No eff,ri was made on elther side for a continuance, the couneel for the state and defense ap- ceed. aepecial venire to report to morrow mornlng, the trial adjourned till then, Refirm in 8t. Louis. Specia Dispat:h to Trx Sr. Louts, May 7.—Judge Van Wagoner, ot the eriminal court, in charging the grand jary to-day, drew had been recently pablished charging bribery and corraption in the muniol- pal body and stated 1t was within their ovines to investigits them. He also said if the law against dueling hae been viclated it was thew duty to in- dict the offenders, o — ‘The schools and public offi zes of Brook- lyn will be closed the day of the b.idge opening. Gov. Cleveland will be given a reception in the evening, Tae board of al ermen of Brooklyn voted $5,000 for illuniistions and res-lved that the lions head ornsment on the bridge would be re- moved aod the government coat of arms and American eagle be substituted. \HEREDITARY SCROFULA: é" RE you aware that in your blood the taint of scrofula has a prominent place? Thisis true of every one, Itislia~ ble at any time, on the slightest provocation, to develop itselt in some insidious disease. | Consumption and many other diseases aro outgrowths of this impurity of the blood. HoOD'S SARSAPARILLA has A wonderful po uubles, as the re- i we have' received unmistakably prov Messgs. C. . Hoon & Co.: Gentlemen— o e ey en troubled witl his head discharg 4 ning sore on tha £y for two years; his eyelids would fester and ulcerate, Wischarging so that I wa ) 1 n them ope every morni nearly all coming out; h dainty, most of tho tiie eati meals iy day, | Wo wero unable to find any- thing t i le et upon him til last spriy tles of Hood's Sars at oncy up withot since. The back of his ear healed sear, and not a sore in his head Bincerely yours, Tiis. N, C. SANTIORN, owell, Mass, “We do not as a rule allow ourse use our editorial columns to sp edy we advertise, but we fee TR & word for Hood's Sa ves 10 174—4 houses, one lot, good rent 8)—0 room hcuse; Burt Stree 201—7 rocm house, Farnam stri CHICAG), May 7.—The trial of Jere | 2 pearing anxlous to have the trial pro- | 3% A rogular jary panel was speedily exhaused, and after ordering | 3 thelr attention to tho fact that roports | | 111—4 room hou: e, barn, 112—5 room house, bas 118—4 100m houst 121—8mail houte, 4 ‘ots, nesr care.. 128—8 100m houre, full fot, 184h stroet, 181—Smal house, full lot. 13th_street 182—8 room house, 3 lots, 12th sticer. 134—5 room house, barn, 114k «treet, 136—3 room house, barn’ Plerce st 7 room house, Park avenue. 142—8 room house, 11th stree 1617 room houte, 2 acres laud, 163—7 room house, Harney etreot 165—6 room house, 13th street, lea 179—4 room house, Harney stroet. 160—8 room house, Howard street. Ziisescastazasannetscasaastasats 205—9 room house, Dodge street 800 20:—9 and 7 room houses, one ot 500 214—Small house, 5 acres jand. . 800 22212 room house, 13th stree:, 000 228—A room house, 15th street. 70 226 - Small house, acre lan 1 260 284—8 room house, Capitol avenue, 000 236 3 609 3 500 7 000 500 8 £00 * 4 000 €00 500 000 000 800 200 w0 g2 1room hotse, 19th ! 273—3 room hous Harney, cornd £74—6 rocm house, Cobur sieet, 5 H g% 275—9 room house, 224 streef 216—9 roow house, Dodge streef £80--7 room house, Neison 8 addition. 290--8mal house, twoa. res, 13th st 291--3 room house, byro. leased | g888 204—6 room house, 16th street 1900 206—8 room house, Webster st ree 00 297—10 room house, Webater 3 000 2088 room house, Capitol a 8°C00 7 000 1 600 2 800 . 8 000 2 200 rn, 2 § 500 310—small bouse, fall lot, west Om: 700 3126 room hous’, bun, &c., Harn 4 00) 314—3 new houses, 1 lot, 'Leas 5 0.0 3168 room hous * Fariy 8 000 317—5 room ncuse, Shinn's 2 350 815—2 h)ases, 10 ots, fine 9 000 3475 room brick, 3 acres 3 500 328—2 houses, one lof 300 10 acres, cholce, 3 6 room cottag . on 10 room house, 5 mir. 7 room house, fice bara, large | Mary's av. nue. g8% g 8%¢ CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, ADJACENT TO STREET CARS, EASY TERMS, SMALL PAYMENTS DOWN HANSCOM PLACE LOTS, ON VERY EASY TERMS, 100150 foot ‘ot, Hangcom Place . . 195 m ouis 9w 0 acres, 1} 0 50 eacre lots, 100 to = from posto wiles from postotti Barsaparilla has been known as a m“'lll for centuries and I8 recognized by al schools of practice as a valuable blood puri- fler, Itis put up in forms of almost infinite variety, but Messrs. Hood & Co., (Lowell, Mass.) who are thoroughly rellable pharma- cists, have hit upon & remedy of unusual va Certainly they bave vouchers of cures which we 'know to be most extraor- '— Editors Lowell Weekly Journal, \HOOD'S " SARSAPARILLA. | 8oid by a Prioe #1; oix ¢ eropared by L HOOD & CO. Lowel, Mash 5 ACRE LOTS, Three Miles trom Postoffice, $126.00 DOWN,