Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1883, Page 5

[ e ——— s e, THE NATIONAL CAPITALL|: o s, o oo e showed the absurdit these rontes. Heo withed to got the TH= OMAHA DAILY BES- FORAKER ud THE RUN. TTTURS DAY JULY 7 5 - — VARIED WICKEDNESS. THE 0LD WORLD. urual, ana, excopt for feebleness at tendant upon bis lncreasing years, heo would be ablo to perform his d suppressed by the aathor!les for — printlug objectionable artioles, A Party of Hostile Apaches Ro- turn to San Oarlos and Sur- render to the Military, They were Cut Off From the Main Body, and will Soou Grow Fat and Saucy. A Lively Disturbance and De- batein the Star Route Uase. Compromise of the Ottman Bteal, and Othor Matters. CAPITAL NOTES. 8p:clal Dispatches to Tiik bk, RETURNED APACHES WasnixaroN, June 6 —Indlan Agoent Wilcox telegraphed from San Carlos, Arizona, to the commisafoner of Iidian affairs, an account of the recont surrender to themilitary of the Indisns belonging to the Lacoo band. He sayn they wero cat off trom tho maln body of the band by the Mexican troops. They heard the country was fall of soldlers, and flad to San Carlos for refuge. Ho declined to receive them and they are now being fod by the military agents. Wilcox also eays the prisoners act creating there routes repeal d, bat was told by the postcflice committee t that was unnoceenary, as after an exposure had su - made the postoflise general wonld wnot think of letting the coutracts for the routes, The matter dropped there and the eenntor supposed it had dropped for z0od, In the meantime there had een a change In the postmaster gen- eralship but nono in *the contract of- [ Two daysngo Van Wyck learned a contract for conveying the mai! on the routa from Niobrara to Dead- wood had been lot at £13,000 a year to Miner, oue of the defendsuts in the presentatar routo trial, aud he prompt ly had & warm Interview with Chief Clerk Lymaxn, of the contract ofice, and » very satisfactory Inter- view with Postmastor Goueral Gre- sham, who the senator belteves will suspend the contract. As stated above, Daadwood people have dally mails from two poluts elready. The aggregate postal revenues arising within fifty wiles ¢f Nlobrara do not amount to $200 a year, and there are The Republican Banner-Carrier for Govern-r of Ohio Horest John Sherman Wildly Cheered by the Buck- eye Boys Tho Tarifi-Plank and Tioket Spocial Dispatch to Tux Bax. CorLumpus, O, Juns 6 —The repab loan coavention was calied to order at 10 o'clock, wd was In sttendance, Whe ameof Senator Shermsu was anuoonced for perma- nent chairman the conventlon barst into wild enthusisam and long con- tlrued epplause, Tu returaing thanks he reviewsd the work and hutory of the Ropublican party. The republi- can party, he said, belleved fa the protectiov of Amerlean lebor snd lu the taxation of liquor treflisy one as vo white escttiers between, and for the most of the way there cannot be, til the Todlan title is extinguished. Senator Mandercon and Rupresenta- tlve Valentine asked that the service be put, e e Haverly Embarrassed. Speclal Dispatch to Tus B, NEw York, Juue 6 —Samael Col- ville and Edward G, Gilmore have & sheuld be taken from the reservation and panished. They came here from necessity, snd will breed discord and encourage absentees to rotorn, that they may fatten aad grow sirong for ano.her rald, To prevent the murder of whites In the future, and to assure the people that the reservation is not to bo made o safe retreat for mus- derers, prompt actlon should be taken with all who have returned. A BIG TALK, ‘White Wolt, Big Bow and San Bear, representiog the Comanche snd Kiowa tribes, of Indlan Territory, had a conference with the secrotary of the interior to-day, respectlng the boun- darlea of thelr reservation, DR, COLLINS, of Minneapolis, Minu,, visited the navy deparimont to-day in the capac- ity cf administrator of the eatate of his brother, the late Jerome C, Cul- lins, natoralist of the Jeannetto Arctlc soarch expediilon, He recelved from the navy department oflicials a fow personal effects, papers, ete, of his brotaera’, which wore foand upon his body snd which have slnce remalned in the custody of the department, THE STAR ROUTE CASE. Merrick continued his attack apon Doraey and his defense of Rerdell, in the star route case this morning. In- gorsoll, referring to the Chico let. ter, sald Rordell, the government's own witness, had sworn it was written in 1878, and Dorsey was then at Caleco Sprlogs. Merrick oxclained that was tho last plank of drowning pirates, Ingerssll, who had become somewhat excited, shook his finger at Morrick and retorted: ‘‘Rerdell is your last plsnk, and you will sink wlth your plank—a roiten plank.” The court declared the proceeding out of order, even dlsorderly. A lively passage ensued between counsel upon reference to the “J. B, B.” check, who finally appealed to the court for protection from the eternal growlsand snarla of ths other side. Without eottling the polot npon which hinged the disputed evidence, the court ad- jonrned. Attorney Goeneral Brewstor was in conrt to day. Sooretary Folger has returned to the olty. The postmaster general has relected metellio red color for the new two:cent postage stamps THE NAVY YARDS, Secretary Chandler said to-day he is expecting a report from the uavy yard board very shortiy and the result will bo some of the navy yards will be closed before the let of Ju'y. He would not ssy which ones thoy would be, hut 1t 18 generally understood Mare Island navy yard will oot be trouoled. A STEAL COMPROMISED A series of twelve letters said to bo on filo in the department of justice relative to the case of W. H. Oitmar, furnished the assoclated press, show that early in 1882 the case was turn- ed over to Blisa as special counsel for the government; that Bliss reported on it, recommending a compromise and that the government dismiss its criminal and clvil actlons against Ott- man on payment to the government of $12,700. He said he made this recommendation with reluctance be- causs he belleved Oitman guilty; but the fact that the crime bas been committed a long time ago and the witneases sosttered, that the two former criminal prosecutions resulted in disagreement, led him to believe it would be lmpos- sible to convict; that while he believed the money held by the gevernment was etolen from the govesument, he did not belleve the fact could be estab- lished in court. This proposed com- promise was authorized, apparently, by the attorney general, though no letteris on file to that effact, and $12 700 was paid into the treasury. The litigation grew out of the fact thav §47,000 was stolen from the gov- ernment in 1875, and an attachment was mado upon $33,000 in the bank of Alexandria, Va., o Ottman's name, on che theory that iv was the stolen property. STAR. ROUTES. Senator Van Wyck's Efforts to Die- continue Some Unimpor- tant Ones, Special Dispatch to Tux Bus, WasHaiNaToN, June 6,—The star route aboat waich Ssnator Van Wyck has jast baen enlightouing the post- oftice department ia one that he oalled the senate’s attentlon to last winter, Deadwood {8 already eupplied with dally muils from Plerre on the Chicago & Northwestern, and Siduvy on ths Unlon Pacific. A year ago congress passed an act creating two more rontes to Daadwood, one from Caamberlaiu on the Milwaukee & St. Paul road and Mlssouri river and the other from Niobrara, on the Sloux City & Pa- cifio. In the winter the poetoffice de- partment advertised for proposals for carrying the malls over these routes, Thereupon Van Wyck got a resolution sult pending In the supreme court, in which they seck the recovery of $13,000 from John H. Haverly, wkizh they loaned hia on condition that it be good on demsnd. When the demand was made the clsim was net pald. Counsel for plaictiffs ha: obtained an attachment against Ha erly on the ground that he {s nota resldent of thi te, but of Chicage. The attachment was placed in the hands of a deputy sherlff, who took possession of the Kouorteenth street theater. The embarrassment {s said to be only a temporary one. Another sttachment was granted by the aupreme coart agalnet the proper- ty of J. H. Haverly and 0. H. Mo- Connell, on application of the Ameri- can Exchange National bank, for $11 300, for money lent. - The ground of the attachment was the plaintiffs are non-residente, Haverly was seen to-night but refused to talk, and re- ferred every person to his counsel. The latter sald Haverly was tempora- rlly embarrassed for a moderately large sum of ready money. He had large outstanding sums due him, and foaud it imposstble to reallzs imme- dlately. Irjunction Against The D & N. O, spevial Dispatch to Tan Bax. New York, June 6.—A. J. Mayor obtained a temporery injunction in the supreme court chambora to-day restralning the Denver & New Orleins railway coustruction company, Mer- cantile Trust company and others from nelling certaln stocks and bonds of the Danver & New Orleans rallway com- pany at the sale that was advertlsed for to-morrow. Mayer Is & share holder of the construciion company, and avers that instead of the stocks and bonds having been distributed among its sharehoidesas contemplated, they were pledged to the Trust com- pany as security for the loan. Gloomy Crop Prospeots. Special Diepatch to Tui B, Cuicaco, June 6,—The Farmers Review, condeneing its weekly reports irom 1,000 townckips in the north- west aud sonthwest, find no lmprove- ment to report In winter wheat. It ls heading out shorf. Spring wheat shows {mprovement, Oate are back- wared, bat all sight. Corn is coming very elowly and replantiog is gencral, TELEGRAFH NOIES. Special Dispatcres to Tus Bix, The steamer Magnet, of the Lake Su- perior line, van on the rocks on Cedar Is- land Sunday night and remsins fost, The Vermont anti-secret society state convention met at Montpelier yesterday, and denounced secret eocieties as the foundation of all bad gove-ument., General Josoph R, Hawley was #8 commander of the Diat. branch of the *‘Loyal Legien,’ A mob at Denison, Texas, hoaded by the father of Hattie Bayliss, who suicided a few days ago, made an unsuccessful at- tempt to lynch Burke, her alleged ravisher, Jos, E. Temple presented the zoological garden of Philadelphia, with 850,000, con- ditioned upon the garden being kept open two days in & week free to the public. The legislature of New Hampshire or- ganizad yesterday. Both branches elected officers nominated by the republican cau- cus, The president has appointed Wm, S. Roulenac, of North Carolina, secrataryof the civil service sommission, The bill abolishing the payment of poll tax a8 & prerequisite of suffrage in Massa. chusette, was killed by the house, Kight republicans in favor and one democrat against, otherwise a party vote. The general synod of the Reformed Datch church of America met in its 77th session at Albana, N. Y., yesterday, M’lle Marie Litta, the prima donna, was no better lastjoight, She is ina very dan- gerous condition, her malady beinginer- yous prostration, rheumatic trouble, and threatened cerebro-spinal meningitis, Foster, the new United States minister to Spain, has arrived at Madnd, Jerry Milton and Martin Murphy fought a prize fight on Long Island Mon- day night, Fourteen rounds wers fought, when the match w clared a draw. Murphy had one rib fractured aud Miiton his nose broken It is stated that China has suddenly broken off negotiations with Japan rela. stalled of Columbia tive to the L.oo Choo islauds, just as an sement was expacted, The stesmer Charles P Sianickson, from New York, for Charleston, is be- jeved to have beon foundered at ses, and the captain, wife, and seven men perished, Iho Episcopal convention at Indisnapo- I's elected Rev. Dr, David Kuickerbocker, of Minneapolir, bishop of the diocese of Indiana, A party of men from West Union, I, wera on their way to Waverly to haog the Barber Bros, last nigh Two ldexican horse thieves being con. veyed from Gouzales to San Diezo, twen. ty-five men overpowered the offic the execution followed in short erdar, The Americau medical asssciation have determined to establish an_official periodi- cal, called the Journal of the American Medical Association, to be published in Chie: aud edited by N, S, Davis, The first number wil be issued in July. James Dolan, pardoned by Governor Butler, of Massachusetts, in & “‘dyingcon. dition,” was arrested early yesterday morn- ing in Woonsocket, R. I., for breaking and entering & saloon, A dozen burglaries anational question sad the other state. The couventton procseded to the nomination of & state ticket, Ban Bat- terworth presenting J, Is. Forakor, of Cinclnnati, Pelvate Dalzoll offered Sherman and the conventlon again broke into wild apolause aud could ouly be quleted by Sherman rapping for order vigorously. Whilo he had not beea Insensible to the preference of & large majority of tho delegates, heo would say frankly and firmly ho could not be a candidato and could not sarrender his duties in tho senate in justice to the people of Ohfo and the country. Aside from this he could not accept the nomination without a feeling of personal dishonor. Judge Foraker was then nominated by acclamation. Foraker appesred later and made quito a lengthy epeech of thanks, pledging his beat efforta to the cause and oatlining the imporisnce of the campaign, Corumpus, June 6.— After the nom- inatlon ef governcr a platform wasy adopted which, atter reviewing ti record of the par'y, daclares sgains the thoory of ‘‘tariff for revenue only,” arguing that it {s opposed to the best {nterests of the American natlon, It urges that the word *‘Tariff 1667,” bs restored, and that a uatfonal burcau of labor statletics be at onco established. The action of the Ohlo leglslature in aobmission of the constitutional amendment In re- form of the liqaor traflic {s spproved. The platform approves the theory of taxation of the lquor treflic for revenue, and to pro- vidoe agslnat the evils resultiog from such a traflic. The present ad- ministratlon of President Arthur meets with the hearty approval of the republicans of Olto, The ticket was completed by noml- nating for lleutenant governor, Wm. G. Rose, of Cleveland; supreme judges, auditor, treasurer, etc, Ad- journed. Crop Reports. Special Dispatch to Tus BRe. INp1IANAPoL1s, June 6,—From re- ports of the acreage and couditlon of wheat, corn and other erops in Indi- ana, Ohfo and Illinois to June lst, it s shown that 8 per cent. of the acre- age of wheat was plowed up and put to other crops in May, and the per cent. of the remainder Is 66 of an average crop, Two per cent. of the above acreage is In corn, and the con- ditlon of the plant is 78 per cent, Oats, 95 per cent for acresge and 81 per cent. for condition, In Illinoils the wheat plowed up {e 20 per cent,and the condition of the remalader 75 per cent. Corn, acreage 103 per cont and conditlon 21, Osts, area 99, conditlon 100 per cent. Ohio, wheat plowed up 10 per cent, conditlon of the remainder 62 per cent. Corn, area 104 per cent, and condition 60. Oats, area 103, and condition 88 per cent. A Busted Elevator, Speclal Dispatch to Tun Brx MiLwauxkg, June 6 —The addl- tlon to the Northwestern marine ele- vator, owned by Marlgold Bros. & Kershaw, burat at 4 o’clock thls after- noon under the pressure of 116,000 bushels of No. 2 wheat, The walls fell, owing to the settling of the foun- He tock his accustomed drive this afternoon in Contral park The ramors of hls illness probably grew out of the fact that tha cardinal had recently exec or of attorney suthorizing Vicsr al Qainn aud Chancellor Prest ot for him In tho transfer of cortain church pro- perty. IOWA DEMOCRATS. A Hopeful Gathering of Moss- backs at Dos Noines, A Ticket Nrected and a Plat: form Butit, Spectal Dispatch to Tux Bax. Drs MoiNks, June 6, —Tae demo- cratlo state conveutton convened this morning, and was called to order by L. G. Ki chalrman of the state ocentral comintiten. After the appolut- ment of the uenal committess, the conventlon adjournoed untll this after- noon. Upon resssombllng the names of Oolonel W. H. Mertitt, of Pulk conn- ty, 0. L. ne, of D3 Mofnes, and ames Mallory, wero placed in nomt- natlon for governor Tho formal bal. lot stood: Klnucf483 Moerrite 203, Mallory 44 Kinue's nomination was made nnanimous. The other nomina- tlons were ss follows: For leutenant gover, Jullen C Clark; for judgo of wupreme court, Walter i Hayes; for saperientendent of public lnatraciion, Edear B, Farr, The platform after the usual re. afliemation of prineiples of the demo- cratio party, denounces abuso in civi! servloe, national and state, by the republican pariy; favors (he extenslon of elvil service i avery departmaent of governmo rraigng tho last congress for extraveganco, sud demands econ- omy; endorses tariff for revenue only; gradual and porelstens reductlon of protec’ive dv leaounces tho tarff leglaleifon of thelset congroas as ‘‘tho resalt of corrapt and disgracein! fu- trigues, and chamcicss atterapts to perpetasto the e evi! pretenso of can constitutional pi interests of p rm;” opposes o, sod o the sal temperaves favor well regalated leenzo law, with pen. alty of forfeiture of loenco for viola- tlon; aflisms the right of the leglsla- tive to govera the rallways, but holds 1t should be no exerclsed s to promote friendship between raltways and tho people; de- mauds that the government protect its cltizans from imprisonment by any forelgn government without charge or right of trlal, and cordlally sympa. thizes with the oppressed of all na- tlons s*ruggliag for thelr consii a- tlonal rights and liberties. Judge the nomination and endorzing the platform. He promfsed to ninke It a fighting campalgn, and said that, suc- ocessful or not in this ono, the demo- orats would sweep the state at the next presidential campaign, The con- ventlon then adjourned. A Dinner to Hurlbut. Spectal Dispatch to Tus L, New Yorg, June 6.--Mr. Wililam Henry Huribut, who has just retired from the control of tho Worid news- paper, was entertained to-night at the Mauhattan club, Covers were lald for 207 guests. Col. W. J. MoCook pre- sided. Amonz the company were Chas. A, Dana, Geo. W. Ohlilds, Chief Juatica Daly, August Belmont, Sione Pisha, A, 8. Sallivan, Commander Gorringe, Perry Bilmont, Hugh J, Hastinge, Rufus Hatch and Gen. de Casnola, Haurlbut, {n retarning thankas for the honor done him by hia friends, took oceasion to eay that durlng bls abzencs in Earope his intention was to make a careful study of tho tarlft question in its relatlon to the saclal well belog of tho chief Earopean countries, Down on the Rio Special Dispatch to Tus Bra, Panama, Jana 6.—A Valparalso peper eays there are two brothers of “Number Oae” in Ohili, Oae is a priest and the other a barkecper. Tho government of the Unlted dations, and about 2,000 bushels slid into the river. Seven tramps were seen dozing in {ts shadow a few min- utes before the crach, and it Is be- lteved they were burled under the ruins, The work of clearing up the graln is golng forward rapldly in the hove of reaching the men, If there, before life is extinct. The loss on the bullding is $5,000; the loss on the grain canuot be estimated at present. The steam barge C J. Kershaw was telegraphed for at Chicago, and will load 63,000 bushels to-night. Specal Dispatch to Tun sz New York, June 6,.—Judge Freed- man rendered a decislon to-day in the case of Michael Gilman, administrator of John Gllman, deceased, against Henry W. Cardle, who was entrusted with certaln monies by the intestate with which to procurs masses for the repose of his sou!. Judge Freedman follows the declsion made recently by Judge Sully. This holds the trust ls not & legal one for the reason there 18 no beneficlary capable of taking 1it, therefore the administrator is entitied to the fand which s to be devoted to this purpose. Cestinque trust, he eays, muet be indlvidual, having phys- fcal exlstenco or come Into exlstence during the lifetime of the trustee. Butterworth Gets a Job. Special Dispatch to Tus Bxs WasHiNeroN, June 6,--The presi- dent appolnted Bonjamin Butterworth of Ohto, Wm, A, Paton, of New York, and Ohss, L. Perkins of New York, a commiselon to examine seventy-five miles of the Northern Paclfic in Mon- tana, fifty miles of the same road ex- tondlng westward en the Yellowstone divisloz snd twenty-five miles ex- tending eastward on the Missoula dl- vielon, e Cardinal MoOloskey Xil. Special Dispatch to Tus Bxs, New York, June b, —It is reported that Cardinal McCloskey is danger- ously 11, A CONTRADICTION, Naw York, June 6.—The report that Oardinal MoOloskey is seclonsly {11 and highway asraults of late led the police to believe that Dolan is the leader of the gang, {s pronounced by Viear Ganeral Qainn wholly without foundation, The car- dinal's health, he says, ls as good as States of Columbla have granted John May, olvil evglneer, $3,000 to go to the United Siates and endeavor to in- terest caplitallsts In the vast coal de- posits on the Rio, e Fluid Fury. Spocial Dispatches to Tus B New York, June 6,—A severe rain and thunder storm visited the city thls afternoon, The lightning shattered a number of flagstaffs, Willlam Pelce’s residence, in Brooklyn, was burned down. Tank No. 25, of the Natlonal Storage company’s otl works, was aleo strack. The tank Is 50 feet in diame- ter and 30 feet high, and contained 4,600 barrels of ofll. The ligh‘ning passed entirely around the tank, and the rivets holding the roof were en- tirely torn out, The slde ef the tank was oracked for a dlstance of soven feet, whero the lightning left it and ran along the connections to the ground. The ofl in the tank was not fired, although the sldes of the tank were badly burned, WorcesTer, Jane 6,—During a heavy thunder storm to-night Holy Croes college was struck by lightning and fired In two places, One fire was put out promptly. The other was in the top of the tower, 130 feet high, and burned over two hours, A serl ous fire {8 raglog In Satton, but there are no particulars, owing to lack of telegraphic commuonication. WitLtamseorr, Pa., June 6,—The large tank of the Tide Water Pipe Line company at Manole, contaiuing 8,000 barrals of ofl, was struck by lMghtotng, The oil wasfired. Two or three buildings 1n Muncle were also struck, ALaNy, June 6 —The storm this afternoon caused domags eatlmatod a $50,000. Houses were undermined, collars flooded, strests torn up, ets The lightning strack eoveral places A large derrick on the new capitol and the flagstaff on the Dzlevan house were shivered. No one injared. - Teo Much Liguor. Bpecial Dispatch to Tus B, BrookLyN, June b --Adelalde 8, Smith, who brought suit under the olvil Consoling News Concerning the | s piegaten Queen and the Condition of Hor Shin, The Falee Badly by Gen. Hicks in Soudan. The Proposed Modiflcation the May Laws Oauses & Great Stir, A Varioty of Foreign News. Spocial Dispatch to Tux Brr, ofally asserted thls afternoon {n the rumora that have b: or health, oldedly botter sluco sho Balmoral. The Court Ci has been qaeei, culsr, TERRIBLY SCARED, visfon of the May laws. " The Natfonal Z dtarg sy cultarkawpf ls vuded, nod Pe has been repald for voting In favor tho arbitrary power cor The people at the next ave charch polley of the vovornment,” SPANISH AFFATRS, Mabgip, June b. orably conecorning nland, over one hundred exiles w be allowed to roturu shortly. The trisl has began at Xores ganization to the government. publio prosecutor, tion of sixteen of the prisoners. REPORTERS AT A SOIRER, the festivities, known writer, has been banished to grant ltberal reforme. from office. A GRAND TARE, ing the coronation were merely which aro openly licensed on such casions, A PRIEST BEHEADED, Panis, June 6.--The Annamites slonary. THE RIGHT KIND OF AID, that county. FRENCH REFORM, Panis, June 6.-—The chambor deputies the maglatracy. A ROYAL FACE, Eizevar, Lorrilard's Sachom, A GREAT VICIORY, from London says Goen. Hicks The Arabs fought bravely as “‘Sacred Knlghte, ' Gen, Hicks' loss was two killed, THE CZAR'S DANGER, respondent at Parls saye: states thay the whole force of at Moecow during the festivities, and asserta that thero were at the ordera of the nihillste, ad b 1% feared that some t wight throw a grena n vias © THE ASCLUT RACES, Ascot Hoath the s was won by Kosene's [ Jonoe, b to 1 agatnst Lilc and 6 against Potosl, PREPARING FOR WAR, Chlna, readiness and the damages act in Brooklyn agsinst Pat- rick D:mpsey and Cornellas Olark, Hquor dealers, for $10,000 for selling her husband lquor, recovered $2,600. undor orders to sall for Tonquin, SUPPRESSED, Moscow, June 6,—The Telegraph, been & newspaper printed here, has Prophet Whipped LoxpoxN, June 5 —1It has been cffi- | Lutestrlog 3d; time, 1:61 that there is no foundatlon for any alarm | mile and farlong. ular lssued thia afternoon states that she drove oat twioo on Monday in company with |, tho Prirciss Beaatrfoo. Tho faot that | the Prince of Wales was at Ascot both | - vosterday and to-doy shows conola - sively that vo alarm 1s felt in the household abont the condltion of the Ouw of the Londen papers de- utes everythiog concerning her, other than the statomonts in the Court Cix- latd down hor arms, The center party orred on the pulics by the trade regulation bill, ectlon muay rt tho deoger ttroswened by the e governor- genural of Ouba, having reported fav- the state of the soventeen mombers of the Black Hand soclety, charged with murdering anas- euciate suspected of betraying the or- The in opening the oase, clalmed he would submlt evl- dence sufficlent to secure the excou- Moscow, Jane 6. —All l’c\lm)lgn Tewlv aper correspondents and prominent Kinne dellvered an address, accepting Fneprulmru of '?ha Russfan pmlnl present | 2 at the coronatfon, will attend a soiree glven by Gen. Worontzoff Dachkoft, Minister of the Imperial household. and will presont him with an address, thanking him for the cordial and lib- oral welcome extendad them durlng 1t is rumored that Aksakoff, a well publishing an article asking the Czar | beat time, There is no trath in the story that ;) ! the mayor of Moscow was removed |Spec'al Diepatch to Tux Brx. Davyron, June 6. —The progressive Sr. Prrerssura, June 6,--Tt i de- | country, began a two clared the riots in St. Potersburg dur- drunken excesses of the lower classes, headed Father Beochet, » Cathollc mis- DusLiy, Jane 6 —The Quakers In Ireland have distributed 1o County Donegal 220 tons of seed potatoes, thus relleviog the suffarlng familles of avo passed a bill to reform LoxpoN, June 6 —The race for the royal hunt cup was won by Gerard's Lord Bradford's Nosrcliff socond, W, Gilbert's Dospalr third, Twenty-two starters, inclading Pisrre Boeron, June 6.--A cable dispatoh but #pears were | ydq the divoreo. vseless wgainst shells and cannon, coronation officials and others under They wers near enouph to the czar to have struck him on the brow if the word ! z:alous partles at the czar, At the second day of the meeting st raco for the blen- 1 At the start was 9 to 4 against Bloe Grass, b to 1 against John Paris, June 6.—War ypreparations on u great scale are belng made in Three corpa of troops are in Chinese fleet 1s SPORTING. o8 to i Bar, BASE BALL Provivesce, June 6.— Providence 2, Buffilo B ston, June 6 —Boston 6, Cleve- lands 1, Puiaverenia, June 6 phias 20, Detroita 4, New York, Juane 6. ~Chleagos 3 Now Yorks 2 Four Inafugs only on account of raln, LOUISVILLE RACES, Louvisviiue, Juno 6,—Thirtoenth day: Cloudy and windy; track fast. Olub purses, three.quartors mile, heate, Pope Loo won, Newsboy 21, Evok 3d; time, 1:164, 1:156{. The socond heat Isoce of the fastest sec- ond heats ever run, Club purse, one and one-sixteenth miloe. Ballast won, Mistrol 2d, Philadel- of Test purse, selling race, 3-year olde, Thorn won, Vio- een recently | lator 2d, Marmur 3d; time, 1:604. put In clrculation in rogard to the atate of the health of the queen. Her | fourths mile, Richard L. won, High- mejoaty Is eald to be progressing slow- | flight 2d; time, 1:16} ly vowards the complote recovery of Club purse, 2 year olds, three- Minnenahs atakee, all ages, one She fs pronounced de-[mile, Lute Fogle won, Rufus L neo- at|ond, Mammontst third; time, 1:464 BRIGHTON BEACH RACES New York, June 6 ~-One half mile, year olds, The Ghost won, Mellle lore second, Bob May third; time, ‘t'hree quarters of a mile, Centen- nial won, Camillus seconi, London third; time, 1:164. Brighton Beaen stakes, 3 year olds that hnd not won prior to March 20, 1833, one mile, Lizale Mack won, Par- nell second, Glenellon third; time, 1:47 c The Gormania ssye: *‘The blll faa U}xh purse, all ages, one mile and a first step towards a more thorongh re- | furlong King Fan won, Hartford seo- ond, Kl Cap'tan third; time, 2:00}. Five eighta of a mlle, Ttraska won, Clara B second, Little Katte third; time, 1:08. NARRAGANSETT PARK RACKS, Provioesce, June 6,--2:33 class, best 3 in O, Blanchard won, Kidus second, Gen. Green third, Farl 28}, 2:20}, 2:30, 2:82§, 2:80}. 8, Empty Thooghv won in stralght hoats, Crown Piiat Mald sccond, Bily Batton third, Jowell 4ih; thme 2:274, 2:28), 2:244 CLEVELAND KACES, CLevELAND, June 6 —Second day of driving park races, fast track, 2:34 claes, postponed from Tuesday by ralu; two heats to-day; Index took two first heats, Phallas three last and race, Mambrino Olay 3rd, others dis- tauoed; time, 2:33), 2:20f, 2:20}, 4, 2:18]. Phallas took the first and fourtn money. Phallas was never in a race bofore, Hls last heat is the fastest ever trotted byany horse in its firat race. It was made withoot skip and without urglng, jogging oasily at the fialsh, olass, postponed from Tuesday, one he o-day, Tony Neweli won, Maly second, Abdallah Boy third, Willis Woods fourth; tlme, 2:27, 2:26}, 2:23}. 2:19 class, Joo Bunker won, J. B, Thomas second, Overman third, Min. nle R fourth; time, Three minute clu roceo second. Samuel J, Tllden of ill of for The Progre branch of the Dankard church in this days convention in this ity to-day. About 2,000 re- presentatlies were present from every state. Thae meeting 18 the most im- portant one in the history of the de- nomination. The convention com- menced at 9 a, m, After temporary organization, delegates from varlous atates wero enrolled. Thls was fol- lowed by a report of the committee on credentlals, permanent organiza- tion, chairman’s address and other business, In the afternvon Kilder Brown delivered an address, when the commitiees were appointed. In the evening Eidor Bashor dellvered an ad- dress on “Why I am a progressist,” followed by miscellancous business, and adjournment till to morrow. e — The Nickerson Scandal. Spoctal Dispatch to Tun Bux, Puiuaperenia, June 6.—To-day was the time fixed for argument In the Nickerson divorce osse, . Fletcher, counsel for Major Nickerson, stated that he had recetved no reply from his ollent to the telegram notifying him to be present, and &s the cross-examina- tlon In his absence would be incom- plete, Fletoher eaid he folt 1t his duty to ask for further time. “If, hew- ever,” he continued, ‘'the court refuse the oc- be- of has just gained a great viotory in Sou- il trained to ?lnu ver 5,000 Arabs, killing 600, me this time, I feel constrained to say that, in my oplnion, the respondent in this case has shown enough to set If the court is de- termined to dlspose of the matter to- day, I think the decree must be re- veraed.” The court then announo- the Lonpox, June 6,—The Times cor-|ed that the caso would be sub- A nthillst | mitted on ths evidence already re- commun'que has been fssned, which |ceived. Counsel agresing to this, the the | teetimony was handed to the coart for Russlen government and its most im- | consideration. portant spios have beon ¢ncentrated The nihillsts took advantage to spread thelr doctrines and enroll supporters in St. Petersburg and other centros. Itsays that the strength of the party 4 St. Petersburg 1s groatly Increasing the PILLS SYMPTOMS OF A Al TORPID LIVER Yoss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Pain in the Hoad, with a dull sen~ Gution in tho back part, Pain under tho Shoulder blade, fillness after enting, with a disinélination to ex- ertion of bedy or mind, Irritabilit of temper, Low spirits, with a feel- « neglocted gome duty, ess, Dizziness, Fluttering a rt, Dota before the eyes, ) Hoadache generasl von 3lao . H. Houldsworth's Lilac, seo- o E. Weaver's brown John y third, Thera were seven rs, including Koone's Potosl, to 1 her name or where she lived. she would say nothlng. taken to jall to see If she knew the prisoner bat claimed she did not know him, the traln with them was found in the coal box of day, and contaluned a most comlete outfit of burglars’ tools, powder and dynamite was among thelr effec’e. had the following marks: clircle with a nicely worked star inside in Indlan ink on the front of the lower right arm, also a small but dls- tinot scar through the right eye brow. Word from has been recelved, stating that the party kllled was a Mr, Kennedy, of Omaha, where he owns property and has a wifo and child. supposed to be his wife, more interesting dovelopments are expocted. Mr. Morse, our wounded citizon, {8 recovering. proves to bo the man who shot Morse. Special Dispatch to Tus Bwi courtmartial assembled at headquartors this o'clcek, Gen. Small presiding, with & full board, Oapt. Clows, judge advo- cato, supported by four specifications, leging in general terma that he (Was- son) had embezzled at varlous times since January 1, 1883, the sums of £4 000, $2,600, $3 000, $2,000, and $900. spooifications, recited that he diew his check on the assistant United States treasury at New York fcr $30,- 000, which was entered on a stub of TUTTS Trial of the Embezzling Pay- master, at Galveston, Texas, He Acknowlcdges His Orime, with Slight Modifications. Sensational Oevelopments in the Fremont Tragedy. A Man Named Kennedy, of Omaha, Said to be the Murdered Man. Spectal Diepatch to Triw Bux. Fuemont, Neb., June 6. —The Fre— mont tragedy I3 developing itself, and now proves moro definite. day a strange woman ocame in on the traln and at once went to Keuil's plo- ture gallery and asked for the photo of the man killed. her, and ehe &t once recogoizad it, orylng, “It is him; yes, too true, itis him,” On Mon- It was handed She would give no Information as to In fact She was Tho satchel the parties had on the car the next Also glaut found The man killed A small an unknown party The woman s Farther ani The prisoner The Trial of Wasson. GaraestoN, June 6.—The Waeson military morning at 10 Chargos first and second wi Charge third, supported by his check book as §30 for the purpose of decelvirg the deputy inspector and to ocover his ddficlt, and further alleging that whlle en route from Galveston to Fort Davis to sny off troops, he concocted and caused to be spread a falso story of robbery on the Texas Pacific of $24 000, when in fact $20,000 of this sum was secreted in his private officeat Galvestor. This third charge was brought under the articles of war as conduct unbecoming an cfficor and gentleman. Wasson pleaded guilty to charges one and two and to speclfications one, two, three, fonr and five of the third charge, but pleaded not gullty to charge third as & whole. The prosecution rested and the ac- cused agked that J. A, Dansgan and Mr. Barkhurst of Polk county, Iowa, be introduced as witnesses in his be- half. The testimony of these wit- nesses was uniformly favorable to the good character and conduct of Wasson as a roldier from his entering the war and his soclal standing previous to ar- rest recently under the charges. Couct then adjourned until to-mor- row morning. The tetal will probably continue uuill Satarday. Wasson ap- peared withont counsel, though he has written an elaborate plea of fifty-six pages. Railrond Wreok. Special Dispatch to Tius Bk, SryMoUR, June 6 --At four p, m. & passenger traln on the Loulsville & New Albany rallroad was badly wreck- ed at Farmington, three miles south of here, by a trestle damaged by wa- ter giving way, David Hutchinson, englneer; Millar Humes, fireman; Geo. Ammons, baggage master and the porter of the Pullman sleeper, name unknown, were killed. 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