Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 16, 1883, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE==OMATIA. MONDAY JIUNT (8. 1883, THRE DAILY BrE- SAIURDAY JUNE 16 5 e e — i ——— e S S R | A SYMPHONY ON SAst_’wma'\ will take ten days, offisers "' v, Hamllton slgned the bill a few Spencer, postmaster at Ypitlant!, has THE MARBLE WIDOW. the company say there s no douo.|woments after its passage. The new A "EARTFELT TDKE”' ocen suspended for a defioit of $6,000 o~ THE “AT|°"AL cAPITAI" 4 %ho Coloned 1 ih‘{hB“Sw““fi’“ nnolr]xln;nh Tnuunlll'mz |.u:i fixes the ’whllky license at $500 in t;l-( llce»unlu. He 1a highly re- | Mre. A T. Stewart's Isolation in Her [ 0 0 shares, wili bs taken, For|and beer at €150 annaally, over the spected, lcat 1ii log at Gettyaburg, Fifch A Palace. / BThm; q ”ap; Trot Out ki D lll;'mr:u- becu garront | entiro o ate, Trotuding uil sictes anq | With Which a Kansas Man Based |ai'vas supporcing eome holptoss ref. 53 3 L0 ST TE tat the Pouneylvania raflroad com-[towns Tue new law goes Into effect o o ives | e1r 5600 800 SOPONALD. (.05, iatended Inasing tho HAGOE (5o | ay Besb A on Tub m.snes ato e th Trobbiug of & Do St. St‘phflfl. L:bigh raliroad company. The stock — ceitful Bosom. Alone in her marble palace lives the has 110t beon distarbad o any peroapt S *ORTIN 4. widow of A, T. Stewart. His re b Sy malns, which are supposed to be rest. ible way until to-day, whon 16 took & |Special Dispatchos to Tus s, The Immaculate Meteor Adds|le3p Of reirly five dollurs o share, THE TURF. e Bores His Faithless Wife with Lead and Bange the ing beneath the magnificent mauso- Geperal Sherman's Parting Address Eis Volce to ‘the Concord This sudden )\o‘_lr(!" and enormous Covinaron, Jane 15 —“. Latonla Whole Shebang. —_—— The Reservation Apaches Protest Y Against the Reception of 10 Orook's Capbives. f— SO . UNCLE BILLY. leum of Garden City, are scarcely tothe Weat Polat Oadeta. more teoladed than is the personal'ty | e Methods of Architect Hill rise comos of the fact that on Third ' St Bwest ¥ounds” strest to-day the rumored lesso wan | JO0Ke? olub: Olub pares, mile and el of Mr. Stewart. M;v \;l'k nfl"' The greater portion of the Stewart| Pretty Thoroughly Ven. one furlovg, Drake Carter won, Emma lo Mr, L'ncoln and Admiral | manston {s closed, dust gathers upon *lvr::n}:‘!’fil: o:l:d' bg' -smrm?e:"gm 0 | Manle : !:ocond,s Contervlille third; Rodgers and General Ierry were|its palnting and farnitare, its blinds el :g‘ th; Pefnast eu||| pflirlw.s and time, 2:(2}, tpeaking more than one of the cadets | of white and gold shut out the exterior The Gcvernment Viciously De- mm', bad “hx:";:“r:l;‘l:‘;‘““f;‘:::' Clab purse, mile and a quattor, Lit- | The Developments in the Fa- Li;ozl:u'gndn-tluxdmm“llwk:;d r::;l;l vlowfl and, savo a small solte of rooms | Reorganizing the Revenue Dis- X -y 4 ucuaced and the Jury teod a dividend from 100 15 or | o, PUATIP Hore Melropolls foe-) mous Asbland Trageds |iy'huveuhed tears had they ot boon s il O SRS e AT i Deiflsd, m’;‘_‘::c;he Lehigh Valley road's cap- | 3.} | ¥ i Bxoitivg Kentucky. young soldlers with thousand eyes | something touching in her aplendid . Addenty The 5t. Joe Snengerfest Special Dispatch to Tus Brs Important Accessions to the Dime coratio Ranks. DORSEY SPEAKS, Special Di-patch to Tux Bn. WasnisroN, June 15, — S, W, The Omaha Maennerchorisin the best D.rsey waa serenaded late this even. [of spirits, and the Foarth Infantry daland rage They excel. Bac irg by the colored republican club of | band fs prima. this oity, He made a brisf speech in acknowledgement of the courtery, in croheatra arrived this morning. Th 81. Jor, Mo., June 156.—The saen- gerfect opened with every prospect of | won, B: succoss, The clty is finely decorated, | time, Hiayor stakes, for thrae ytfih?lfl- ’ mile and three furlongs, Loolatus won, Refereo sccond, ?Ai‘,eo third; | & Black Fiend in Alabams Hurl- time, 2:27§ ¢d Hellward Without Prayers. Olub puree, mile hoats, Lord Riylan allast second. Oakleaf thirc; 1, 1:46, 1:47) A Faithloss Wife Killed. : 8po-tal Disputch to Tiin Ban. Brigutox Beacw, Jaae 16 —0on y | * Kaxaas Crry, Jane 15.—John Ray- racee: Threo-quarters of a mile | gor ' meochanio aged 24, this after- dash, Littlo Mioch won, Harelet sec- | noun ahot and. killod Ada Thorne, 1 | ond, Ho:tngbe thr.d; time, 1:16 aged 18, on inmate of a bagnlo on 0| Mile dash, Ciara B won, Liitlo| Wagt Tnlrd streot. Rayser married which ho said: “I thauk you for the | 5604 concerts are an assured sucooss. :{l”‘ second, Contential third; tme, | the girl about a year ago at Leaven. heart you have shown in calling here this eveniog. I thank you, not only THE fll.ll WURLD. for myself, bat for ail the defendants; I thank you, not ouly for all the de fendants, but theie families, for the CHILI AND FERU. courage you have shown in the pros. | SPecial Dispatch to Tux bus. ence of all the dishonor that the gov~ ernment has trled to put upon me in | ticalars relative to the terms of peace Lina, June 16, —The followlng par- | tbird; time, 1:453. worth, She afterward left him, and sovoral weeks ago entered a life (f shama in this olty. Rayser, while g g ander the lrflience of liqaor, l Fourth race, one mile, Fair Water | giaitod her this afternoon, .mi wou, Gen Allen second, Doubtfnl sttempted to persuade her to return. Falllng in this he drew & re- volver and firod five times, threo balls 44 Mile and a quarter, Hilarlty won, | Bnarctta second, Mont third; time, Ste:ple chase, Moscow won, Oiptain plastering the graves of mothers and | 8re published here, taken from lecters York second, Ranger third; time, 2:44 | o,\terlng the woman's head, one her the cradles of babies with Infamy by |8tolen from a uujust power. You are brave and|to Gen. Igles strong enough to ralae up your voice | decrees about gua; and your right hand egainat thia at. |s0ed February 9 and Maroh 20, 1882; | Lincoln Jack tempted {njustics, I tnank you for ;*-lfi the net profit rll)f 1.0"%0021%"-& i odeeting expense, be equally divide e Y SR Lo bstwenn -the Caillan and Peravian | *ralght h looklng in the face of power. Bat eclal courler en route Callt not to forfeit | 8!1 pace: Fiora Balle won in (hree | R joading, he fired twice at the other and saltpeter, la— | Atraight heats, Sailor Boy second, Covumnus, O., June 16 —Free-for- | ghoglder and last through her heart. inmates aud twice at an officer who attempted to arrest him, but withont effect. He was then overpowered and third; time, 2:18%, 2:22}, 2:21} Ciaes 2.35: Blanche H. won in|[iiken to the statlon, Moodle H. sccond, ) “():th Stetn was indioted to-day by over aud ubove ull that, this verdiot | bondholdera, These profi'a aro ouly Kitty Woods third, Nettle R. fourth; | the grand jury for the murder of Geo, has told the story In whose presence ‘““"“"f““"‘“""’ m‘lfld' :i"“: "‘;"kP-"v best time: 2:06} uity wil w i as the faiurs mines found in the an- ::?‘z‘tzi-;e.rltub?.‘-,gob‘; ,f:“tl.?,l‘f, aexed tertitorles belong exclustvely to °f‘%"°£_ O'kl park '“;;“I: & Ul':i{ Aol P e will oomb when ti will be potated to | Chill, Who can dispore of ruch nowly | 220, Bera T wen, Ticke second; an Mecauley pointed to the trial of | discoverad mines a: will. Cnill does 291 Warrou Hasttngs, ©Tae trombliog |00t hold heraulf responsiblo for aoy | 221 intelligence that bore iudcbtedness of Peru. Ohili holds wires of the messsgs of acqaittal to|Bovereiguiy of the Lobon {slands unt Borlin, Moscow and Duolin, told |eufiiclent zaarantoe to falfill the aula b! ( Wazen the teaaty that thore were yet twelve men to b |!* Tt fixd Oafll turns over to Peru faand who would doa! j 1stly by them; [9) per cent of tho net prceseds from that there waa not a governmens |60 Libos fslends. Laatly, commer:|22; Phiindelphias, 4 large encuzh, thero was not & pabllc | cis! relations aad fndemaity to the treasury fraltfal encugh, there were Cailisn cltzins will be discussed | Bostous, 3 the poor, lowly and hopeless|of 1000000 ton-. not loeds of gold thick enough, there | aftorwards was not exaou;ivo power great enoagh | GENERAL POR-EIGN NOTES. to eeduce the judgment of twelvo hon- ApetiaD oparsh o G5 ord B0 est m:n,” Tais trial and this verdict AR TEREMLN S e hae placed upon the books of justice a JOLLL RN splendid record of the mauncod of men, The enlored men. Protestants, Catholies, Al s BeruN, June 15 —The commuittee jarg wam mude up |Of the fower house of tho landtag, on |Spoctal Dispatch to Tux Bas. of dewoerats ard republicans, |the chursh bili, has approved efause ite men, |five ol the measure, with an amond Al ANl 1 tat t thi Atheiste; | mont allowing bishops rocognizad by | the distinguished prelate corroborated | firmed his ‘previons statemont that Grederick. Judge Kru: HartFoRD, July 15 —-Lst day of Stealings. ley By taird Feank fourth; tlme, | Sr. Louis, June 15.—Application 2:21}, 2:22}, 2:23. was made this afternoon in the pro- 2:42, Judge Davis won in|bate ccurt, by an attorney for Mrs il | atratghs heats, H. O. Winshipsacond, | Mary Mauntug, one of the heirs of Jure third; tlme, 2:22, 2:26}, |the Ford estato, of which the missing s ex-Judge Cheater H, Krum was ad. BASE BALL. minlstrator, for the appointment of another person to take charge of the PHILADELPRIA, Juno 15. —Buffalos, estate. The attorney stated that from _|an examination of the records it was Jone 16.—Ohloagos, 8;¢ound falso statements hud beon filed o {n the court, Mea, Mauning, in snin- 5_%::[:3";' June 16.—Providence, | . ryjgw, -u:d that Keam 'h;d from oy E & $40,000 to $50,000 which was due her; o Xew Youg, June 15.—Olevelands, | y{ 1p hod failed to mako any setilo. L AL ment with her for then years; that his replics to her Inquirles were all eva- sive, eto. Proria, Jane 16.—In an intorview | = Clarense Newcomb, of Thiel's detec- - | with Bishop Spaulding this morning, tive burean, returned to-day and con- Bosrtox, A Talk With Bishop Svaulding. 1 e i Krum had traveled with hfm from 1i sgreed that the mon ocharged were |the state to exercise their functions |the statement that the archbishopsof 3 Rot gailly. 5 1t turns ont thay In|0uisldo thelr dioceaos, Al amond: | the Ualted States have bocn commani. | 3a1 Franolaco to Oxdon. Keum wae the Dustrict of Columbla, whera tho|ments to the sixth clense, which re- ed to assemble at Rome next Ootober, | rogistered a e Palace hotel, San cloud of powor cas's its nhadow over | peals the provielous of the May laws| to arrs © & programma for a plenary Francicco, under the name of James every lndividual, twelve men could he |taconslstent with the bill, waro re.|councll to be held in America. The |Rellly, aud traveled under that name. found who ‘would not bead the preg- | izcied nant hinges of the knee that thrift|%wa# concoded by the corymitieo, might foliow fawnlng.’ The hallo [ Herr Windthorst, The first reading of the bill | business of the councl! will only per- His ticket waa for Salt Lake City, but taln to ocolesiastical offices in this|®% Ogden he suddenly chauged his Uitramontene | country, not involving Iclsh affafes, | miud, snd saying he would go to Park of glory and trath will hang about |leader, and the cenive party, are un-|It is ‘threo months slace Bishop City, a mining town in Ucsh, he gave them as long as they live; 1t will deco- | decided whether to vote for the ae rate overy thatched cottage that hae |ond reading of the caurch bill, been built, or will be balltin the next A LETTER FROM D RSEY, thelr firt interview sives 1879, It Ex-Ssnator Dorsey ban wrltten the | probubly in::n;!‘:d a".tr)en':t.l_t:’nlfrlgn‘_lg: i oot L) Wm. D ween Denmurk ani Ger- following letter to the newiy-electod | Brrangom sscretary of the republicon national | relations b commitiee, Gen, Jno. A. fHariin, of | muny. Atchison, Kas : BOMBAKDING MAJUNGA, ir;—At the timo when I was| Paris, Jano 15.--Adm confiued In a derk room, unable tosee | commandcr of the Fra ils, T receivod a letter from yov. | Madagascar, in a report o anawor was sent you, | bardment out the steuographic!says he ¢ notes were never travecibed I re-|the place, b grot this, When T was appolnted sec- [ ply. Five v rotary of the republican natlonal com- | tovn, and tb sl Plorz, floes £ Majunga, Mey 16 forts, moantiog thir mittee, ot the request of Gen, Gar-|guus quickly eilenced. The Hova | Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, field, and nocapted the place at the|quarter of the town was destroye Tao Empercr will have an inte Ik B tl d rs. Good bye, I thank|view with the King of Denmark at|the establichment of a Catholio uni- ,';‘;?5“" o e bl Wieebadon Sitardoy. Tais will be the bom. puded tho surrender of oelved au evasive re- In opencd fire on tho | wo o |Spaulding lett Romo, and the above |h!m thoslip. Nothing has been hosrd was the rontifical intestions at the | of Kram's whereabouts aince. r. | timo of bia doparture. Tho plaus for The Ashland Criminals. Speclal Dispatch to Tus Bxa Oarverrssura, Ky., Jane 15.—The preliminary heacing of the case of y (solorec), the nowly ar— reated oner charged with commit- i, with two other negroea, the out- on the Gibbona rpirl, and the ¢ ai Ashland, Ky., contlnusd ay at the request of detectives. Noal aud Cusfe were teled, fouuk guilty and ordered e tv ba hanged for the raurders Arnica Salve. On ihe conieselon of Ellis, who was wedical wonder of $he |attcewards lynched, Neal and Craft Warranted to speedily cure Buras, | have been oontesting tho cuse in the 0, Cuts, Ulcors, Salt Rheum, Fever | higher courts for the past six months, B | rter, Ohaopid Homi, and ol stin eraps | 204 uro recantly rofased o now trial versity in this country are immaturo. fa —— Another 011 Well. TrrusvitLe, Juno 16 —The Grandin well, No 9, near Balliown, was drilled mio eand this afterncon, and proved || to bo a biz well, It yielded 26 bor- tela the fiest hour snd b5 the aeoond, wod will do from 300 w0 500 barrels the first 24 hours, o, at b, ty | B ) n k Tho arrest of Direly on nowly discov- ‘ s K - \ tiong, guaranteed to cure in every instance, \rely y enraeat solicltation of Gen. Arthur,|bat the French factory snd most of | wmes s o i} representing the Grant slde of the house, and Wm. E, Chaadler, repre: who was my predecessor, that you |customs, have made of me. I had at that time ANOTHER BRIGHT BPEECH. a fauciful notlon that a record that showed Its life and purpose, the American honses escaped injary. Tao garrison of 3000 men retreated. senting the Blaine side, I made the|The French sustained no loss, They same rogiest of Gov. MoCormick, |occupled the town and are collecting LoxNDoN, Jane 15.—John Brigh, | the past week, 12 less than the pre- had been kept of thoe ropublican party | resyonding to a speech of Lord Gran- vilie, at & banquoet given the former at B that would leave a_permanent hiatory Blrrr’dughnm l?m glght, dwelt on the pooding (neckioft1ed, aydsodimore or money refunded, 25 cents per tox, orod evidence puts an entirely new For sale by O. ¥, Goodmaa, !xi‘h o on these colebrated murders. Sre T — (e aere is great exoltement in Ken- B Teade Embarrasments. tucky over the arrest of Direly tu piciid by peasteret. Ohto. Tnoluding Ellisand the vioti There were 148 failures inthe Unlted | 1" 8 i S f the oat ixteen lives have al- States reported to Bredstreet's during ‘;.,.d: ::a;llloax'(’u;!:d?en et L A Black Bruts Lynched. Special Dispatch to Trs Bxs. Wxrumrka, Ala , Jane 15.—Jordon codlog weck, 18 more than the corres- of an honorablo existence, and show | nacessity of extending the freedom of than the same week of 1881, Com.[Uorbon, who murdered Binj. Carden what had transpired in '56, '60, 68, trade and franchise, and redistriba- sn'nd with the previous week the mld- | and serlously wounded his wife and and '72; thet that record belouged to|bution of seats in the commons, Re-|4l® es had 37, an increase of 3;[son, for the purpose: of raping Car- the repbublican natlonal committee, forring to Indis, he sald he hoped the New Eagland states 28, an Inoresse of | den’s daughter, near Coosacoo, Mon- and that the secretary was the proper |af is of R " 1d be|3; southern Y cuetodian of it, Chandler gave Mc- lu;;!x::.e; in ,.‘:::l’n'gz;?:‘,l‘::'g' ol; 2; western states 40, a deercase of 16;|end put fn jail Cormick no records. Mr. MoCormlck | wisdom and jastice. He reprobated told me he had no recorda to give. I|the course of the obstrueitonists in|™e® 16, & decrease of 4; Cana-|orowd of 500 and hung. es 27, an Increase of |day nlght, was captured by oltizens ednesdsy. « That Paclfic ecoast states and territo-|night ho was taken from jail by a 'he orime to gl th da and the provinces 32, an increase of | was the most deliberate, horrible and x:; :::.Nfi::”me? g[v:“ysm: gre‘n': ',,h;:h ‘:’,’,‘;‘?‘,‘,’:,: '”;:fim':; :,'ah:; alulll:: 17. The failures penor;lly were not |exasperating conoelnbl‘e, Corbin stay- mass of papers relatlng to the cam- | thotr ntmost to make it hl;.poulble for | important. Tae Grafton Iron com-( ngaround the house an hour. It was tgn. Taeyare chlefly letters ad- s:ee:ed to I'l’l, and lon.:u written by me, iz which no one comld have the slightest {nterest, except to obtain curlous Information, the house to do any work, THE SENTENCES, pany, of Plttsburgh, Pa., and Lee- | barricaded by the wounded wife with tonis, Ohlo, asked an extenslon, and | & bed on which lay her dead husband, A. O. Tinstman & Co., coke man ot in the hond while ssleep by & gan LoxnoN, Jane 15 —The Times says | factarers of Pittaburgh, assigned. In|pushed through the window. The that the sentences of the dynamilte the privclpal trades they were as fol- | duughter escaped to the woods in the secretaryship |conspirators, Gallagher, Whitehead, |lows: Grocers, 23; general traders, |night. She was since found almost 1 :;‘;:nnltmfl;l‘:::: :l‘::t ::'t a p’onni; Wilson and Ourtin, are severe, but |20; liquors, 11; lhm"g, 9; olothiog, 9; de‘ld from fright and fs not expected of money sebeeribed for political pur- considerin gthe helnousnoas of thejof- | dry goods, 6; millinery, 5; hardware, | to live, The mother and son are very o3 should come into my hands. fense, thoy rzoelvedunmngelhlnthelr 5; mauufacturers, b; furnitare, 4;]serlously injured, but will recover, ‘here never was a dollar of subscribed | deserte. Allthe London journals ap- | tobacco aud clgars, 3; produce and s g ang fonds recelved by me or pawd out by | Prove of the sentence, me personally, The money was under eerving with me, were paid from my Cartin and Aifred Whitehead. <wn pocket, amounting to over £1,300. HOUSE OF COMMONS, The only records I have are the patd checks of my own contribationa, The bank book showlng the charge|oranta to ac a remindor of the splendld grati |the war in Eogland. tade of dlshonest power. In the s midat of the storm broaght about by The Temperance People the efforts I had pu’ forth under 1& | special Dispatch to Tie Ban, dlrestion and ia its behalf, o brutal| Hapeax Jaoe ent te defend myself, and not ove |, justice will some time be wrltten Ly |§io seesion then closed. the hand of honor, So faras I am b personally eoncerned, if there is any Railroad Matter paper in my poseesslon, Or any BUZREE- | gpuclal Dispatch to Tus Brs tlon I can make, I will be gratified to respond to your call. Bincarely yours, SrevueN A, Dogsey. Spectal Dispatch oa to Tun Brn. PuiLapeLrara, Juane 15, —The High License {n Ill{nois Ponnsylvania rallroad etockholdere’ | Special Dispatch to Tus un privilege of subsoriblug to the new stock of the company, expired thisaf- | Harpor high license bill ternoon. Although the setual allot | sanate this afternoon by & vote .of 80 meut of subecriptions esnnot be | to 20, the repubiloans sopporting and learned until computations are made, | thp democrate oppoeing the measure, i DusLiN, Jene 16 --The Freeman's |etc., 3; hotels and restaursnts, direction, but all my pereonal ex- | ournal approves the sentencs of Dr. | jewelry, 3; brokers 2; drugs, 2 ;lnymo:,“ u.ntén‘,n expenlnf (?f the clerks | Thos. Gallagher, Henry Wilson, John U . Lox®oN, June 16.—The commons last nigh® passed a blll providing for ) Admiral Seymour and of my own folly I think best to keep | Wolseley for services rendered during .—The Grand asaalt wos made upoa me as loader of | 1,5dge of (iood Templars of the world the committee, when I was not pres- | adopted the roports of the committee the color qaeatton, rejoicing in the smong the forty moambeis had the|vindication of the fundamental prin- courage or manhood to resent thelciples of the order by the iustitution miserable cowardice ¢f an ambitious} of the order in fourteen out of fifteen hypoerite. But bear in mind thatiof the southern states of America. GaLvesToN, Jane 15, —I¢ ls ramor- ed that tho Galveston etcckholders, who hold a controlling intereat in the Bants Fe rallway, have agreed to pool their earnings and stock for five years and vote sgainet any sale of the road . SeriNerieLp, Iil, Jane 15,-—The Sidetracked in Mexiou, ' | 8pecal Dispatches to Tas Bux, GaLvesTioN, June 15 —A Basta. wmente speclal eays: Nizht before last the down traln from Monterey ran over the body of a Moxlean lyieg on the t Anarmed force of Mexl- rrested and jalled all the hands the next traln that provisions, 3; lumber, 3; flour, grain, TUTT’S not yet been released. The affalr will bably recelve diplomatic uotloe. t is thought American capitallsta will use the cate as a test of tne Mexican law for the protection of property. Another Lynching Party: Epocial Dispatah to Tuu Han, Deororr, June 16 —A man named Warren, bolieved to bes the person who outraged end stabbed little Nettte Lyone_gh Oeboygan, Sunday night last, was taken from the jall at that place Inet night by a mob of 500 and Luse girl idonsfisd him as her asgailant but Lo o teined kis inno- cence after being ovce lot dowr. No confeasion couid be extorted from him, SYMPTOMS OF A | TORPID LIVER Loss of Appatite, Bowels coative, Pain in the Head, with a dull sen- Bation in the back part, Pain under the Shoulder blade, fullness after eating, with a disinélination to ex- extion 0f body or mind, Irritabilit of temper, Low spirits, with a foe ing of having neglected some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the heart, Dots before the eyes, ¥el- iow Skin, Headache generay over the right' eyo, Restlessness, v ful ‘dreams, highly colored Urine. CONSTIPATION TN T Beracs Acquitted. Speclal Dispatch to Tus Bax, LovsviLLe, Juge 15, —Dr, Barnes, for kililog bis brother-io-law, Clarence By, was before tho olty court thls morning, and sfter arzument for and azalnst tae motlon to dismiss, the case wae dlscharged. 85,000 Short. Special Dispatch 10 Tus bux. On1caco, June 16,—Capt, Clinton 08, OF BeLL LY 6XLIr OFFICE, 36 MURRAY BT., N, 5. (B TUTT HANTALof Vsl tormatlon s 1 Mees \pie wil) e pealied FEEK oo gomicatisa. upon them, The band played “Yan- |{solation within call of the fashion, CAPITAL NOTES kee Doodle,” and then General Sher- elogance and bustllog activity of | Special Dispatch to Tuw Dus men came up smillog. He looked as oss soolal world, A BIG DIFFERENCE. hearty as evor, and, as usual, made| A lady with sflvery gray halr,whoeo the spoech of the day, though It was | features are atill clearly cut and bear impromptn, It was full of fon and |the evidence of rofinement, s Mrs, pathos, and the people crled half the | Stewart. Hor oyes are yot undimmed. time, and then laaughed away their | She stoops slightly. She Ia of kindly tears, prosenco, although her features bear “Young gentlemen,” sald the vet. |the traces of much suffering, and a eran commander-in-ohlef, ‘‘after the | habltual sternnees ot expression se! beaatiful and exhaustive apeech of |tles upon her features when in repose, General Callam, (which I heard yes- | Her facu, when it up with Intereat of terday, and I hope you heard, too, [a log tople, affords the observer a though I do not know whether you | fair idea of what Mrs. Stewart waa in conld hear it or not,) and of General | her prime. With the ald of a silver Terry, whom I thank for his address, | cratoh-handled cane she oan get about officlally, and of Admiral Rodgers, | falrly, Bat there are thnes whon the there is not muoh left for me to say, | services of her personal attendant are for Admiral Rodgers covered almost [ much In request. the very ground I should have cov- A WOMAN OF METHOD, erod had he not usarped it. General| Mrs, Stowart is Terry came In 186L with & blg| When ablo, she rf heart and an educated mind [and broakfasts usually alone. Her|per cent. for profit, was $443 700, to strengthen us ia the | tacks are fow and modest, and her | habing $376,00) unnecessarlly paid ereat work then before us. I amglad |rich but simple breakfast equipage by the government, The basemont I ordered him here, and glad he came, | contatns the old-fashloned meal of [ and a portlon of the sccond story hay- though he had some notlon of ralsing | tea, dry toast, and some light, essily ing been begun under a 16 per cent a constitational question of authority. | digested food, as chicken or fith, |contract, these portions coaid not be As to Rodgers, 1 know him when he | Wines she rarely touches, save toward | {ncluded in his culculation, although was & midshlpman; when he wore & |evening, proparatory to retirement, |the estimated difforence in the two blue jacket, with less tall to It oven |betwoen 9 and 10 o'clock, when a prices would add about $100,000 to thau you have to your coats; and when | glass of port actn as a gontle, stima. | tho previous totals. he carried the little sword we called o | lant to a night of peaceful repose. This covoluded Stinemct z's testl- ‘frog-sticker.’ Ta Klorida ho csme| Bat despite her long years ‘of | monyand the question mrose whether achore n the Everglades, and gave us [ mourning, life has certain duties to be | ¢he commlites and the def:.nse woold valaable assistance. The ermy snd |performed, and » business tact, In: |admit that the ssme exouss relotively navy are brothers. Be brotherly with | herited probab'y from her husband, is | exiated fn the ocost of other pablic the navy. Idon't Intend to take many | still characteristio of Mra. Stewart's | bulldings erected under Hill, or whoth- minut s I don't usually. In look- | domestic habits. or the prosecution woald be required ing at this fis There are cortaln pensfonors to be | to repeat their proot with expert tes- from this dia! looked sfser, accounts of personal ex- timony aa to each. Alexander, of the The general paused, and the grad- | penditures to be Investigated, lotters [ committee, suggested as the same uates pricked up their ears, expecting | to be answered, and old friends to be | prirelple would extend to all buildings a compliment, reoolved. Bonides all these, hor sig- | it would seom to devolve upon the ‘‘—— you look exactly,” he con-|natare has to be obtalned to sundry | prosecation to conviot Hill with fraud, tinued, “‘like the class last year, and |businees formalitics that are indla-|as charged in this alleged extruva- the one before that, and the ono of [ psnsable, All this takes up more|gance in the crection of the Pailadel- every year slnca the class that I grad-|tims than would at first appear, phia building. Coleman replied that uated {n, [Laughter.] I can soe my- COMBING HER HAIR, it might bo as bad In prinolple to sieal self and my old classmates, almost in| One of her favorito pastimes, pe-| 850,000 as $2,000,000, but the de your features. I can see moro of ——, | cullar to many people, is to indulgein | fense might say *‘of one building we avd —, and ," mentloning & |the luxury of having her hair brushed. | admit extravagance, but you have not dozen of his own classmates, ‘I can | Hor silver bralds are long and fine, | gonnected Hill with any frand.” The see old Joe Blankster, In the spring|and though incroasing years may have | prosecution were able and proposed to of 1836 there cume here & grest, big, | told upon her strength, time has add- | prove the same oxtravagance, mis- stout fellow, from Ohlo, too, [laugh-|ed to rathor than detracted from the managoment or fraud were shown in ter], G feot 5 Inches In hls stockinge, | plory of her hale. This operation | gonnection with all bu'ldings, and that a yard across his shoulders, wolghing |usoally lasts for an hour or more, | gontracts continued to be msde after 260 pounds. with hands hard with toll on | while her companfon—sometimes 1t is | the curpervising architect had been bs father's farm. Ho had hardly |a rolative -reads from the newspapers | ropentediy warncd und advised of thetr over seen the inslde of an arlthmetic; | or from a religluas buck, as her fancy | unfairnees to the government. A bat bo had an honest, manly face, and | mey incliue, long disoussion ensucd flivored with wore No, 16 shoes, 80 big the shoe Her moods aro varlous and ocaprl-|goversl sharp passages between coun- m:kers used to charge him double|cious, Ever-changing fanoles arecon- |gel Tho polas, however, wes not de- prico for making them. Hls parents |tinually occurring to her mind, Oae |olded aud the committee adjrurned were poor farmers in tho sonthw duy sho may b bright, eanguine, and | gntil to-morrow, wiea Stineme'z will part of Ohio, In the spring of , | exoeedtagly plossant; the next she | by eroas cxamined. jnn’c bufnr;wr were gracuated, Joo's [ may be pfanged into utmr’deup;)nd— TER APACHN' PROTEST. tather took 111 and he had to go homo. | ency, and will rofuse comfert from ;i Tuae 15.~-The ‘folt Ho was 100 poor 1o have two sl of | her ‘mos: attached. frionds, When |, WWASHINGTON, Ju s 18 “lho ol clothes, 80 ho traveled all that dis-|laborlng under thess morbld refioc- | e ® SURFR, T tacca io his esdet uniform, | tlons she has beon known to Me for| Y g iy CRET L Jane 1 with the short tall It was &|hours npou her eouch utterly alone | 4 ati BATEOS B5E protidentlal campalgn yenr, sud he| Hor hueband’s p rieait hangs in hor | o C8TES BHAROEE 6 . attendod & geeat mam mostiog, | bedroom, protocied by o emall oue. |t 0T e b od ugainat stili clad In hia gray uniform. Oae of | tain. Sno will lock at it for an hour |y 0 08T G g iha speakors talkod about the tyranny { at a tlu d thon agatn e eurtatn 05 00T my 0T onnly of tho governmont, the proaldent’s | wll rmain tighly drswna for days, [ #0 WE T S0 O G groat Wwhite palace, the golden spoons| Under her vitality [ vh o oirs wad head he ate cut of, and the soft carpeta he | is nurprising, and her hoealth, upon the |~ b 5 us o walked on. Ho spike of that aclsto- | whole, I good, considering the mental cratlo class on the North river, whore | sufforing she has uadergons, Hex “wasp walsted wompires” were paid | palace is watched night and day, and $30 a month and found for dolng noth- | to et to see Mrs, Scewart 13 one of the iog. Impossibllitios to thosa who are not “I'm one of 'em,"” sald Joe, turning | Inciuded amorg hor warmoet [riends, to & man who stood by him; **I'm one WasniNaron, Juoe 16 ~Ths com- mittee appointed to lnvastizate the allogations of frand agatne: Sapervis. ing Architect Hill, venu.ned tte «1 ting this forenoon, ‘the comwittee de- clded to resume the examl-ation of Stinemolz in conneciin with the charges of feaud and corrop-fon {n the constractioa of the Puiludel. phia postoffice, Witnesshad oonc aded his ealoulattons, and waa proparad to show the diffarence between the piice paid by the governmoent to contractors for dressing stone for the eatire building and the astual cost of the work, based upon a liberal es:imate tor labor. The total amount pald by the government to contractors was . | §818,700; cost to contractors, allow- ing a Ilberate estimate, at least 30 e gn-h]utlng class, even to womon and chitdion comlug hore, and ack me to meka kpown their views to you aud General Crook and urge thelr adoption, All bands unite in this requess. They eay ihoy of paased. Another train reached the station this | d moroing and was sldetracked. 1t has [ian g e g Tt ienlre to remain at peace with their of tho wazp-walsted wampires.” iy sl whito nelghbors, bus Couraoshuas will “Hin remark was overheard, andhe | prrrspure, June 15.—The trade |Féturn tothe "\'p“ha':n'm::.a:fi;:: was boosted up to the stand. There | (rjhunal, appointed to settle the wages T“"i‘l' ."mlll!l‘ :g' "b:“ b .nd A rar: wasa shout as soon aa he was seen. | of raflroad coal miners, met this after- 1: T&':\' d #8.00:0 ';;E (i v The uutorlwu lll?nosdludthe orowd noon, but did not tratssct sny busi- gl. t.h an (enwmllfdoncelnlixewll- .bout?d: If that's & sample, give us | noas 'an Knenczar Oliver, one of the :l" ng“;mne:zyflc:;n. danorin shawis moro,’ The academy was on thominers’ representstives, who olal U?il Old :h'“ 0" b T romhed ApaL verge of disolution in 1840, Ibelleve [}, ywyy d!scharged on account of his :u 80 °t fl: Lo ":;’n ‘p.qln evidenoe that that Incident oarried it through | connection with the tribunal, l;l::le_n A o PG‘ tfiulr S the orl declincd to servo longer. The |© SI. Jussuoms O Wu.u‘:)x et To illustrate thefact that graduation | vacancy wlil be filled by the court to- [u l":“] e pARES from West Polnt did not necesssrily | moarow, and the miners’ officers sre a “:l" ‘;{ : or °|°‘“Phn e make a good man, the general con-|still hopeful of settlement. O:hers Ol:n "h" n o ‘;“‘: ':hllllgr:n Th tloned: *‘Bryan P. Tilden was a|think Olivor's rosfgnation ta a sign of | Ui SaTes exoOpttin SACTO 0 member of my c'ass; he came from the | trouble, and belleve another strike | %! ,"th""‘ s by R wonen. best achools of Boston, and at once led | will be inaugurated. OaFe " of shemse ':'aul:u ity h o ‘h.hnl;"' e '"I: .l,lk.hhlm o{; G Thi IM'IO:.TD f the treasury glves him—he knew too much. At the en @ secretary of of the four years he was abont the ] notlce that exchanges of continued middle of the claes, He had an hon- 3} per oent bonds lnto three orable record gll hnlw:‘n "vlth th; \; mamnt :;ll ::t kbe r;:l;l: :l:r‘l'ng troops to the City ol exloo, an uly next, the oks of el therg he wanted to’gat rich. He ,com- Y/ /A 677;5'.47 Jlflfi/ [4 I/EES lz_nn’- Leing then cloged for prepara- wmitted robbery, and was condemned | ryy (UTICURA TREATMENT, fer the care | HOB of the August 11t dividend. Con- for murder, and the soaffold was of skin, and biood discanss, consists [tinued bonds recelved for exchange erected to hang him on. Jast In the | In th intorual uss of vuticura Resolvent, the during July will be exchanged upon nioh of time the treaty was signed and | cir, (i Cliticara Soap, the great sk the mpouln‘q of the books August 1, he aped. Bat he lost his commis. —— —— —- | Interest at 3} per cent remaining to slon, went back to Boston, and found ““'lel:'_‘:o”"' MR s that date. plenty of lawyers to whitewash hiw. by &y pdys esthorn B, Chicago, REWARD OF MERIT, [Laughter ]| Joe Blankster could :nhm\l!w.‘:: nd n.‘.f‘x'S:"Lfi'.fii‘e':.";?.?.’f ’The president has sppointed Wm. R. Brown, of Kansas, reglster of the EDIES = H 2 sake uny or us and butt our heads to- | Dot able to walk excopt, o hards »nd knces gother, and could make us Sriod m:;-::-‘d':fl‘; 72.:,.‘5’:;"5&;21‘3';:‘5:55222.' at Larned, Kansas, vica O, behave ourselver. He was strick- | his case bopelese; permancstly curcd by Cubt- term of office explred, b lightent: hil 1 a Resol von 4 purificr) internaily, knd " .n( m{nnu ,,g( 5:;;“ n: n:w u: Hoap (the great ekin eure) THE REVENNE DISTRICTS. gl Y It Is understood a general order for buried, I ove, In the sands f Flori- s unders g { PEORABIS redaction of Internal revenue districts O ot T otlor it louas | ol B Sarpert: B, Hendorson, X, Y. | s boon dotormined upon, and the ho ought to have, When these men gusdicg by Gutioara | .o (y (lood pure ql“"““ k"l" be flually disposed of approach the gates one will stand ajar, [ iniernaty, and Got curs and Cu lees Boap (the | nOxt weok. b'::l: the other, 1 think,h\vlll lbu kul'nlel:‘i.’ T ': llfl:.; r.'c".':l',u[fu"..yu‘nt";;;‘ :::' ;:.’«'o':%'lll THE CAPTURED APACHES, I love every cadet that looks like o the peaca ard promi-out olt's na Secretary Lincoln will not declde at Biankster, even to this day, 1 love s s i i tioaal o f01*" """ | present what disposition will be made to see you strong and manly. If you of the captured Apaches, He will 0 us for this teatimonial ia full. don't love your profession, go away | gy\y pi3eages, walt until he recelves more definite quick, Youmay, one and all, become [ "y i prske, i, Dotrol!, Mich , suftered be- | Information from Gen, Crook. heroes, as othera have before you, Ily.niald scrlption from ' skia diseas: which kindly, for this may be the last tlme X | ine tuiled t1 holp 1 im, and & tar all cad failcd he | Specal Diepatches to Tix shall evor com to West Polnt, at any | used e Cu i oad pur 8:0i0- | Loxnow June 16,—Arelved out: 3 iy, Cu cura S0 (the preat 0. i 1ale 1o sn ofidal mapacily, Ia two gy 1w odbcd, atd s | Abyssinnia, New York. ltfi:lrl rmmhI-’l shal oom';m;::lni unl rowained perl this day. NS T e :nul".“ufl,x'“ut:i,.,'”i.cfu.'.'m Tiie 40| SN RUMG Thingvalls, Seallla, y CAPSIZED, rod with » abs time If I osn, I hops you will mocept this besutiful day a4 the sulle of theabs| Troy, Jane 16.--Tae yacht Hebe Providence Gocd-bye oue aud all.” eurs Ro |capsized in & squall ou Lake Cham- 1 have heard General Bhuru.ll(kn ) 18 and Cuticu: | plain, dTim captala sud mate wers speak on a groat many occasions, but| gy on are for sale by all | drowned, of dragul 0 boxes, £0c; _la farewell l{x‘Wau Polnt, Nearly every 0 T i d . . o lady in the assemblage was ln teare, | POTTER DRUGAND OHEMIOAL Go, Bostan } New York, lJ:ue lu&.-BI;;I:ul and half the cadets were trylng to oy T alluice for the last sevea days 186, sa oconceal thelr facer, The band appro- | BEAUTY §0r, ™ ietinccn " iiupns, “sbin | sgalust 173 last week. New Eng. priately played ‘‘Auld Lang Syne,” | Blomishes, and Infantile Humors, uso Caticura) | laad 24 middle # 20, weatern b3, 20d the pommenoement exe2alses Boap,an cxquisite Skin Beautif'r, and Toilet, | gon+} 35, Pacifis._ates 18, New Bath and Aursery Sanath over,” L0 A0 ST BT was | York clty 11, snd Cacada 10, Shipping N. tur, Mich,, writes rts o: her body Builaess Failures. Spectal Dispatch to Tis Ban. 5c; Cuthon: duced ne. ring & |, Met~ champ to de- Wine Beau- a by- ip was Philli- The «. He ushes, njurys rrests. venue labor- wofa razor, The 1d the lousy (tight -day. inken They veral ' than, 1wl yman L re- evue rt at since [N ft of e of med illed Dear x:.oer h med ong e Yich tere He he ica~ Foicfs? EEFaEFRAs T8 BTREFRIFVERE