Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1884, Page 1

] : P the troasury the net procoeds of tho sale A The old Reliable and : el T BT T Vossls. This satament| 0 Muct o thio Dinguat of struct for Blaino and_ Arthur will load. | The Bulls and Bears Pounding 3 Jellerson Captured and in Wasmxarox, April 28, — Cofonel | hiq heen. controverted, He had boen aily Nows, The North Nebraskn Pross associstion 1 well-known New York Dry Goods THE OMAHA THIRTEENTH YEAR. e .....,I_’. s we we s mmwves e s xr WA TR X A w DAlLy BEE OMAHA NEB. rUESDA Y MORN G. APRIL AN INHUMAN WRETCH. the family of J. H. Smith was living, was completely ruined. Mrs. Smitn and eattle. ; Adjourned. quarantining and _inspection of export O, 271 course of the current, presenting an ex. traordinary spectacle of a river running Edward Rosewator, Omaha. The candi- dates for delegates to Chicago are Chaa, FLUCTUATING FIGURES. Fis i child escaped uninjured. The older boy ro— v v : 3 HG !SSISIS in e Mfll‘flfll' of HIS Pa"]“‘ ad ono leg broken. There was no fnsur: | Me Howett, of Now'\'}wrk. tialng aa s :3 [ ‘r::l:u‘:l, ,“T:’y.m" l'uul\.vyM driftwood, [h\'{ Mn‘bhu'(v;oul,‘ of xorfnLk, Cunnm‘,l of 8 e ance on the opera house, question of privelege, said that Friday | 0 to crops is light. oarney, Clarkson, of Schuyler, Rich-| THo DAy i Chicago Marked by Extreme and then Squeals, — inst ho mado & statoment that the secro. | GHI0AGO NEWeESTS BLOWOUT, |18 of Fremont, Brooks, of Knox, Me- i WASHING LON NOT tary of the navy had not complied fo hriinst! Call, of Dawson, and Hopewell, of Toka- Nervousness, The Three Murderers of Hiram Jail The Son Makes a Full Confession of the Horrible Tragedy THE MISSISSIPPL, Wright,ssecretary of the M convention, saye, the river and harbor committee is going to do the genuine thing Ly the Mississippi. Tho lower Mississippi will get a couple of millions in addition to the £1,000,000 already given at this scssion, and the upper Mise- itsippi river the law which required him_to cover into subjected to very considersblo criticism, He read the section of law which con- tained the requirements, and letter from the treasurer stating that tho money had been depositod by the socrotary of the navy to the credit of his special account, but had not baen covered into the treas. ury, theugh $200,000, deposited April A Nominal Tleense Fee will be Ch Special Dispateh to Tiw Brw Cricaao April 28,—The newsboys and boot blacks of the city in a ferment over | tho proposition by Mayor Harrison to | requiro a nominal livense foe from them | in order to bring them under police re- | mah, The feeling is genoral not will also meet here tomorrow- Colored Men'S Oonvention. Prrrsnura, April 28.—The national conferonce of colored men which con- venes in this city to-morrow, promises to to bo one of unusual and lively interost, Illinois, Indiana, New and Boosting Prices. Wheat Declines a Fraation Com= pared with Saturday, While Corn Follows a Trifle in A Minuta Description of the Hor= | . o " ; 18th. 1884, was now being covered in, ; \ Jersey, Rhode N SO R IES. bl 15 P1 ing Ost insippi{$1,000,000,0r something 1iko that, g money had not been covered into | 8ulation more perfoctly. The boys are 'y o " Ly 1'hi1ndul;|hi; «Kfm.m::‘; vhe Bear, rible and Revolting Urime. making between five and six millions in | the treasury but deposited with the | clated at thia prospect of being able to |yt b Lo Gt B N\ 1310 and 1312 Farnam Street., Comes to the front with an ENoRMoUS ST0CK of Spring and Jellerson Dragged from His Bed and Brutally Slain, Des Morxes, Towa Arpil 28, —Specials to tho State Register from Andubon says: Startling developements have been all for the Missiesippi by this session. Regular Pross Dispatches, OR NO PAY. Wasuiyatox, April 28.—A bill was introduced in the houss to-day, provid- ing that it shall bo unlawful to collect faro on any conveyance throughout the United States when passengers are unable to neeure a seat, treasurer, to tho credit of the secrotary of the navy and subject to his check, He could have taken the whole of it at any timo on his mere check, without a youch- | er. The secrotary had exercisod a wiso discretion by deprsiting the money with the troasurer rather than with a private | banker; yet it wasnot in the treasury as | the law intended. Ho had felt some- what humiliated when the gentleman wear white metal badges, and aro howl ing for a license, to city, who have boen dubbed *‘pickers” by tho regular boys, and the latter have nis Kearney’s shibboleth There is a class of va. grant bootblacks who wander from ocity raised a cry against them similar to Den- agawnst the Chinese, or grown workmen have raised |in timo for the opening of the conven- tion to-morrow morning. e CATTLE THIEVES CORALLED, The Kt. Robinson Beef Contractor the Leader of the Gang, The Remainder of the List Re= cedes in Sympathy, Cattie Lively but Lower and Shcep Summer goods. Dry :‘:‘}".fli"‘ S“’b l"”""",“:"l"'l“‘]"““\'v o PR from Illinois (Cannon) had brought to his |against pauper labor in Earope. Tho. Special to Tus Ben, e o) Sheriff Herbert brought Joel J. Wilson, VORTY-BIGHTH CONGRESS, notice the fact that in the appendix to Daily News, is the only two cent morn- % 5. Y n THE DAY ON "CHANGE, Goods. Novelties and et Saythand Cioero Jelloraon beforo the day's report there was a statoment | i B o | Your Rowrsso, Neb., April 20-—Ben | Guiorao, April 28.—Tradin 3 ) FRtieE Monets. OGRS Teliotist watvad T thnt more money had besn deposited with | D& paper which rocoives the associated |y Moore, beof contractor at this Post, sguanee to-day o bt B S 3 KENA the treasuror. Ho had gons' to press dispatches, and which has an ex- change to-day was marked by extreme Millinery seldom equalled by any house in this city. For variety of goods examination and said that ho desired to make a voluntary statement under oath. He was sworn and freely tostified in the presence of a large audiencs. My name is Cicero B. Jel erson, are 25 yoars old the 15th day of this month 1 reside in Carroll county Towa; formorly Wasmixaros, April 28.— Mr, Callom, from thecommitteo on railronds, reported the original bill for the railroad ‘commis- sion to regulate the inter-stato com- merce. Callom stated the bill was in- tended as a substitute to several bills re- lating to the same wabjoct heretofore in- ery officer in the treasury who had accounts of money covered into tho treasury. They had told hat they it had not been covered in. He had not gone to| ofticer did not keep such acsounts. If he were at fault, that he had not gone to the troasurer, it was because the treas- the treasurer, for the reason that that |UP make apending regular routes, Theso gentlemen would not consent to be tick against the liconre scheme. tensivo circulation through the boya of | the botter class, who live at home and eted with a badge, and are protesting The News| with two employes, Wm. Miller and Gus Young, wore arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff Potts, for cattle stealing. money by "“'I‘f";K | Moore escaped from the custody of F. B, ittle ' Carly, a justice of the peace, and taking to his horso flod over the hills, The dep- | uty sheriff and his posse are now in pu- nervousness and prices fluctunted wildly. Great interest centered in wlieat and corn, the former displaying great strength at tho opening and during the middle ses- sion but closed § @ & lower as compared with the high prices at closing Saturday. One result of the day’s trading was to resided in Andubon county 3 3 s urer was not tho proper person to go to. " ) d that i suit. An examination of Moore's prem-{ . TR YRR and Low PRICES w = % | troduced. Other bill were indefinitoly | 4 fow days ago $20,000 had been direct- | OPPOSs it on tho ground that its propo- | ¥ wipe out the difference between the 0 CES €| Was acquainted with iy . "‘hcut eition is led by larger boys who want to isoarovealed concluivo evidence Sihatihe prices for June and JJuly option, The are HEADQUARTERS! And thousands of our *old patrons who daily crowd our counters, will testify that none Hiram Jellerson, he was my father. The last time T saw him was on Friday night, the 25th., I saw him under circum- stances of murder. J. J. Wilson aal John A. Smyth, were the leading ones who committed the murder. Wilson, Smyth and myself are the ones who did it. We left the residence of J. J. Wil son, in Carroll county, about 8 o'clock Friday evening. Smyth roda' his own horse, and Wilson and I rode Wilson's horses. We tied our horaes to trees We postponed. The bills wasZreported and vlaced on the calendar. A bill was§ passed to consolidate the bureau of military justice and corps the judge advocate of the army. The chair laid beforethe senate the un- finished business of Friday,being the cat- tle disease bill. Mention to commit the bill wo the committee on agriculture, lost; yeas 13, nays 30. Coke moved to oust the Texas fever, 80 far as the bill is concerned. in trans- portation of cattle to market. Thirty per od to be covered into the trensury, the secretary of tho treasury wrote him Saturday last that it had not been done So that up to the present moment not adollar has been covered in. He charged the law had not been complied with, He impuled it was not the inten- tion on the part of the secretary to do any dishonest or dishonorable thing. So far as he has observed the administra- tion of the secrotary of the navy had been most creditable. The whole tone of servioo had been raised, but the iasue was whether a great officer of the govern- ment had obeyed the clear command of the laws. He asserted tho mecretary smaller and poorer boys, to whom even a nominal license fee would prove an un- surmountable obstacle. This causes the tumult. To-night about 500 gamins are parading the streots with drums, torches and transparencies, bearing such mottoes ‘“‘Hurrah for our Mayor,” *‘we want li- cense,” “‘the pikers must go,” ‘*‘we'll down the Daily News,” ‘‘there's only one handbill against us,” ete. It is said the newsboys are egged on by a rival of the monopolize the business and shut out has been systematically preying on the various cattlo herds in this vicinity. Nine hides of different brands were found buried in his slaughter house yard. The chain of proof against him is seid to be complete. Much credit is due Mr. Potts for hia shrewd detective work in the mat- ter, which is said to have boon done at the instance of the Wyoming Stock At- sociation. Bfoore oamo here from Gree- ley, Colorado, whiere e has tclatives still living. Ho has long been suspected of cattle stealing. ——— MITCHELL'S METHOD. market opened } @ § higher, thea de- clined 1 @ 4, raised 1§ @ § under active buying, but under heavy offerings the prices declined 2} @ §, from the out- side price reached and closed ) lower for June aud { lower for July than Sat- urday. June sold up to 97, down to 947, closed 933, July rose to 97§, de- clined to 95, closed at 953. On call sales reached 155,000 bushels, May closing at 93§, Juno 957 and July 95§, or § ‘under June. a fow rods northeast of the house. 5 . ; : " | Daily N d = 59 . % cent of the cattle coming to Chicago last [had not. Calkins defender the secre-| Daily Nows, outside of the associated AT CORN, sell cheaper, if quali- °;°P';§d "’“““(;‘““Q,_;’“' l’“‘;" L“”’fi‘"’ year had been Texas cattle Tho testi- | Wry'a action and argued tiat tho pro- | pross. No Farther Bxtonsion of the §t. Paul| Trading incorn was very active but the shoul proceed. ilson too he ) Fou;:;(;""N PR AGMENDS: Road This Year, speculntive feeling greatly unsettled, ty of goods is any cri- terion, Every department is replete in its line. Novelties every day. Our display of New Goods is something wonderful. Job lots from auc- tion and specialties in every department. Come One! Come All! rope which he had brought and Smyth and Wilson bursted thedoor open, all went insido, They went to the bed and pulled father out. Father said, ‘‘Cicero, is that you!” Nobody answered. Mother said, *‘No, it is that John Smyth.” They brought him to the front room and chocked and smoth- ered him, and took the rope out of my hands and put it on tathor’s neck. Fath- er begged of us not to hurt him. We had the rope on him and started ocut doors with him and went dragging him along by the neck. I had hold of the end of the rope and Smyth and Wilson were behind. As we were dragging him along pa said, “Don’t John, don't hurt me s0.” Wilson stopped and tightened the rope and John and I palled him along. When wegot to the tree Smyth mony from Chicago was that there was no disease among them, The amend- ment was agreed to. Plumb withdrew the amendment in- creasing the appropriation for the pur- poses of the bill from $260,000 to §560,- 000. Morgan oppozed the passage of the bill, as the senate had, of late, become the mere sounding ‘board of public calamity and legislation had at- tempted to override the constitution. Morgan moved to strike out the clause authorizing payment for slaughtered cat- tle. Bock was willing to authorize the examination as to the cattle disease but was unwilling to give power for indis- criminate slaughter and to give the op- portunity for the widespread of fraud. Many of the largest cattle owners of the northwestern territories, he said, were foreign corporations. It was no slander that the law required tho net proeeds covered into tho treasury. [he net pro- ceeds could not be obtained until all ex- peditures had been paid for, and this had not yet been done. His del berate judg- ment was, that a very candi ! man would say, that Hewitt's perfcrmance this morning was subterfuge. Last Friday the gentleman had deliberately given the houae and country to understand that the secretary of the navy was dishonest and corrupt, for what could be 1ore corrupt than that a great public flicer should ake the people’s money a' | aot turn it mnto the treasury until »fuer the political election, Ho Callwis) knew 80mo gentlemen wero 80 constuted that instead of deliberately walking up and attacking a man fairly, they sprang from an alley on a dark night, with the assessins degger in their hand. No man who held a position which the gentleman from New York oc- cupicd ought to attack & man’ indirectly. If he did not make direct charge, com- THE SPANISH RAILWAY DISASTER. Manxriv, April 28.—The loss of life in yesterday's rallway disaster near Cindad, proves to be much greater than first re- ported. Thirty-eight corpseskave so far been recovered from the wreck ontne river. TFifty soldiers are wissing. It is belicved the breaking of the bridge which led to its collapse was the work of republicans, OOLLAPSE OF BARRACKS. Porvsuovru, April 28.—The cavalry barracks in process of erection suddenly fell this morning, Tho workmen, all of whom were convicts, were buried in the ruin. The loss of life is large. OSMAN'S THEEAT. Catno, April 28,—It is stated Osman Special Dispatch to The Bek. Minwaukeg, April 28 -—Alexander Mitchell, president of the St. Paul rail- road, returned from a two weeks trip in Now York on Saturday night. He says the St. Paul road will make no ex- tensions this year. The extension from Cedar Rapids to Ottumwa, Towa, is to be completed within sixty doys and a few othor branches nearly completed last year will be finished, and then no other work will be done this year, THR RAILWAY OUTLOOK 1 is unusually good he thinks, and the St prices beibqubject to frequent fluctua~ tions; the mahkes opened shade higher. declined j@le, \:{ind 1fe, quickly de- clined 2@2}e below the extrome outside prices, rallled {@ke, closed about d¢ un- der Saturday; May ranged from Gb6@57e, closed at 66f@bbic: June ranged from b6§@b8Ye, closed at 572@HTH; July rang- ed from 58360, closed at 59}c; on call, sales 824,000, May clessd do lower; July advanced fo. OATS. The macket for onts was also sharply excited; prices fluctuated within a range of §@fc under Saturday's closing prices. Paul earnings bid fair to go §2,000,000 | 114 in the session the offerings became or §3,000,000 ovor thoso of last year. |jgyy, prices broke to1j@lie under Sat- The °P°"““‘$“P"““‘P‘"" been greatly urday's closing; then reacted and closed decroased this year. Mitchsll says stocks | 1) o ovor the inside prices; May closed aro beaten down in Wall street solely by | ¢ 82§c, June and July 33, On call, threw one end of the rope over mon decency and common honesty ought | Digna has sent a message to King John | bears who are hired to fabricate. No |, .., 110, 000, May advancing e, June Go and see for your- self. All are respectfully invited. JOHH H. F. LEHMANN & CO. [ & Slriver ) Upposite Postoffice offer the following bargains in Real Estate Choice lots on Leavenworth, $700, Fine lots in Bartlett's addition at $600, Coburn Bub-divisionand Howard Place lots at from §450 to $800, West Eni addition lots at from 8500 to $1,000, Parker's and Shinn's addition lots from $400 to 18,200, Lots in all portions of city, improved and unimproved. Business Property. 8ix lots on 16th Street. Fourlotson 13th Street. Two full lota on Dodge Street. Improvedlotson Daven- portnear 16th Streot. Corner on 16th Street bargain. Two lots, 2 story brick improvement on Far nam Street. Full lot; on Dodge Street, Full lot improved on 10th Street. Full lot on Douglas Btreet, improved. Fulllot corner, on L1th Street, Fall lot, corner Burt, improved. b fulllots on Baunders Btreet, Fuu'llot, corner en 10th and Dodge, improved. Flls" lot on Haruey treet. Corner }:: on 12¢h and a limb and I helped pull father up, Wil- son taking hold and lifting the body un- til we got it clear from the ground. When we got him up we tied his hands behind him, and wound the rope around his body, but I don’t know just how. 1 think he was about dead then, as he ounly kicked once or twice. After we got him up Wilson tore father’s shirt open and tied it over his head. The shirt was the only clothing he had on. We stood around a few minutes and Smith and Wilson put on their overcoats and we untied our horses, and mounted them and rodeloff. We arrived at Wilson's, ten minutes past four, Saturday morning. It was quite daylight. Wo murdered father ahout midnight. We took handkerchiefs and cut holes in them for the eyes and nose, and wore them over our faces for masks. 1 threw mine into the stove and burned it after I got home. Wilson boughtthe rope at Cedar jRapids one weok ago last Saturday, that we ussd to hang father with. They had been talking to me about hanging father for about a week or ten days, but I objected and did not want to help doit. Symth came to Wilson's Friday morning and we agreed to go that night. They told me they would make away with me after they got back that night if 1 did not go along with them and help them. John Symth said wo had better go that night. as it was dark and the roads were good and we could get back before morning. I told them we would get into trouble and get arrested, but they said we leould Jgo and get back before daylight, and go to work in the morning as usual and no one would mistrust us. I went against my will, but told them I would go, and they made arrangements where to meet, and about what time. There was no light at John,s house when we passed, and John said that he and his wife and a hired hand went to bed ea'ly, and after the others were asleep, he got up and left. Noneof us had any arms that I knew of. They told me not tell any- thing but to deny everything ~ Wilson was the avthor of the wholebusiness. He said he was the man that was doing it. His testimony coincides exactly withthat of Mrs, Jefferson at the inquest, relative to the scene on the night of the murder, Everything about the place shows that Cicero has told the exact truth, There can be no mistake about the guilt of the pacties in custody. Justice Rogers held Oicero to await the action of the grand jury without bail. Bmith and Wilson will have their examsnation Wodnesday at 1 p. m, e — Blown to Pieces, Des Moises, Ia,, April 28—The new opera house in Perry, a town 25 miles northwest of Des Moines, which hes just been encloecd, was blown down on Sun- day morning st eight o'elock, during a to say in many instances they sent their own representatives to the legislature. 1t would not do to givs those territorial legislatures power to condemn cattle by wholesale and pay the damages out of money of the United States. Williams remarked, not one in twenty herds in the northeast belonged to for- eigners, Plumb eaid he had prepared an amendment which would, to some ex- tent, remove Morgan's objection. This amendment wos to strike out, alt~gether, the referenco to the slaughter of animals; agreed to, Bayard thought the purpose of the bill would be nowfulfilled by an ap propriation of 50,000 inst2ad of $250,000 be allowed by the house. Plumb had no doubt that the appropriation might now bereduced, but not by so much as Bay- ard proposed, Plumb moved to make the appropriation $150,000, Bayard charactarized the Dbill as noth- ing more than an illustration of the prin ciples of socialism that was creepiug into every branch of our government, With this prospect our most excellent cow boy conld be had fox $3 a day, Undoubted(y the associated press would send broad- cast over the country the eloguent re- marks of the senator from Delaware (Bayard) about the ‘strict construc- tions. Cattle men west were watching the members of this body, especially the eandidates for the presidency, and there fore the senators had better be a litule- eareful how they rodnced the salari cowboys, Morgan's amendment was not agreed to, Miller (Cala ) submitted, as an amend- ment, the substance of the bill heretofore introduced by the government finally into the hands of the strong under the pretext of protecting the weak, How he asked, could senators draw disti tion betweasn rewarding men for loss or sickness of acow and loss or sickness of a father, a son or wife. There had been atime when ‘‘strict construction” and ‘‘state rights” rang upon the ears of the northern people as synonymous for the perpetuation of slavery. But slavery had gone, thank God, w essity for local sell-government and state vights continued to exist and in tho face of o bill like this was more and wore mavifest, and whether heard ia the senate chamber or not, it would beheard outside. Bayard’s motion to reduce the appro- pristion to 850,000 was disagreed to. Plumb's endment, making amount §160,000 was agreed to. On motion, Harris' amendm agreed to, confining the operations of the bill to cattle from which there was dan- ger of disease spreading from one state to snother, Morgan moved to fix & maximum compensstion for inspectors under & bill at §0 per day. Corger rarcastically remarked that having limited the uperations of the bill to cattle that might offend sgainst stats the Nt was to induce him to keep his mouth closed. Hewitt declined to reply to Calkin's personal remarks. That was not in his ine. He insinuated nothing but he charged that the provisions of the statute had not been complied with, 1f he had done less than to state the facts he would fail in his duty as a repro- sentative, The house then went into a committee of the whole and proceeded in the consid- eration of the District of Columbia free bridge bill, which was laid aside with a favorable recommendation. I'he noxt bil was one appropriating $500,000 for the completion of the sew- erago system of the District, but with- out action the committee rose. The iree bridge bill was then recom- mitted and the house took a recess until 8 o'clock. The evening session will be for the debate of the tariff bill. A very small attendance at the evening session. Wolford made an earnest ap- peal in favor of the tariff bill, and pictur- ed the beneficial results which would fol- low i!ujmungu. The Morrison bill was founded on eternal principle and right, and would be hailed by fature genera- tions as a harbinger of freedom in its pur- est sense. Storm opposed the bill. It was merely an sgitation for the sake of agitation. because the wajority on the democratic aide dssired sgitation. After speeches by Lawrence iu opposition to, and Van Eaton in favor of the bill, the house adjourned. e — A FORLOGN HOPE, Chicigo's Opposition to the Animal Todustries BIll, Special Dispatch to Tin Bar. Cnicaco, 1L, April 28—There was a hastily called and slimly attended meet- ing of the Chicago Live Stock Exchange this morning, for the puepose of taking the last final stand against the passage of the animal Industrial bill, now before the scuate at Washington, The gather- ing was of a forlorn hope nature, and but little confidence was expressed in the undertaking, A paper, the exact contents of which were not inade publis, was wvre- sented to the few members aesemblod, read, adopted, and ordered sent by tele- graph to the Illinois senators. 1t is sup- supposed the subject of the paper is the combined oppofition fo the messure by the Chicag> Lave Stock Comumision deal- ers and a strong request that the Illinois senators use their influence agaiust the passage of the b_l]l._*_ Flood in Texas, Darras, Texas, April 28.—One of the heaviest rain storms ever known in this section oecurred last night, submerging the country for miles siound, of Abyasinia through friendy Shoikhs, threatening to attack Abyssinia unlees the Christians of that country became mussulmen. BRITISH GAAIN TRADH, Lowoox, April 28 —Mark Lane Ex- vress, in a review of the DBritish grain trade last week mays: Weather was milder with rain. Wheat scarer to-dsy, demand less active, flour dnll; Maize 6d to 18 dearer, Inthe off const trade there was rather more do- mand, There were 19 arrivals, 8 cargoes sold, 3 withdrawn, 8 remained. Inquiry for cargoes on passage and for shipment, slackened. Scales of English wheat last week 52770 quarters at 37 s 2d, as against 61022 quarters at 428, tho corrosponding period last year. e Skipped [Out, Des Moines, April I8,—Geo. H, Car gill, local manager of Dunn's mercantlle agency, of this city, left here on Tues- day night, April 22, and has not since been heard from. Thero is a painful sus- picion that he is short in his accounts and this is the occasion of his leaving. It is eaid he has been dealing iu options and lost. o — Hauon's Organ. WasuiNarox, D, C., April 28, 1884, Krank Hatton to-day retires from ed~ itorial control of the Natioinal Republi- A. Snowden, who has secured an inber- eet, assumee editorial management, B Arrest of Colored Duelists. to keep out the cold. the presidential eandidates, Nance's Delegation, publican convention convened at this place to-day at 1p. wm., to the state convention: George D. nedy and W. H. Bowman, To the con- gressionul convention, E. D, Gould, B. MoClure, Churles Pepper sud 8. Ewing. — District Convention at Norfolk, suocessor to Mr, Atkins, ho says, will be appointed until the return of Manager 8. 8. Morrill, June 15, from California, e e— A DANGEROUS LUNATIC. He Holds Possession of a Honse for a Week But is Finally Captured, Davexror, 1a,, April 28.—There has been & reign of terror in Gilbert for the past week, in the shape of & crazy man. His parents fled from the house in fear of him, and he barricaded the docrs and windows, and armed with a shot gun and revolver has held the fort until yester- day, when he was captured. While he was thus holding possession of the house, when he seen o person passing, he did not like, he would fire at them, and on one occasion came very near killing tho deputy sheriff. Last Saturday the father of the crazy man offered a roward of $26 to any one who would disarm his son and take him in custody withoutharming him, and July advancing jc. PORK, Pork ruled irregular and fairly active, pened 10@12}c higher, receded 30@350, rallied 5@10c, closed steady. May closed at $17.02}@17.05; June, $16.20@ 17.22}; July, 817.30@17.22}. On call, eales 2,600; June and July advaucing. LARD. Lard fairly active and lower; May closed at $8 47)@8.50; June, $8 7@ 50; July, §8.674@8.70. On call sales 1,750; July closing 24c higher. CATTLE, The cattle market was slow at the start and some few loads of cattle were re: ported a slade lower, but later there was an 1mproved demand, all classes buying, with the dressed beef deslers leading, the market closing firmer and all sold stockers are not as plentiful as las; Monday, yet there is little or np change, The decline of 26 or 30 centi last weok is likely to leeson receipts. fearing that if allowed to remain in his There is some demand for good halv{ can, but retains an interest, and Clinton Garvepyna,N,C, April 28, -Isaac Lizzen and Jemes Porter Spiers were arresied whenaboutto engage in a duel, Lizeenhad on two overcoats and n sheet-iron plate fifteen inches square us o chest protector doublo barreled shor gun was there, which He explained the bad blood grew out of differences as to FuLisrron, Neb., April 28.— The re- of Nance county, and the following delegates were elected Meiklejohn, M. 8. Lindsay, J. M. Keu- fortress much longor, there would be no|feeders for summer foeding in disti end to the crowds that would gather |leries. Thereis some demand for heif: about the hiouse to got a look at hiui, and [ ers for the west. Good tu choice ship- there was no telling what might bo the | ping 1200 a 1350 pounds, §5.80 @ 6.10; result, The sheriff engagoed six young men | Commen to medium 1000 to 1200 pounds, in whese courage and cooloess, hu had $5,25 @ b.75. all contidence, and at 4 o'clock Sunday sHeer, morning, thesoyoungmen proceededto the| The bulk receipts consisted of house, having received ission from |eight loads of Nebraskas that aver- the sheriff to capture him, prov the; q i A e e “_f;v‘: :ni“o :"13 :;‘:. for 86 90, equal to aty | SPAING MEDICINE their pockets of all knives aud whatever they might be attempted to use as weap- ong. Thoe back door was opened and the 81x wado for They entered the kitoh- en but found it empty, Fortuuately the they seiced. By this time the lunstic who wae up stairs, was half way down e paie iy X:‘::‘:o‘&pm"y g and as he saw the intrudershe gave three | tem so Sancotib's €0 (ho Lot - terrific yells which mado the hair of the | ihle blord Piiter, ivgulator and tonio ke Hood! intruders stand on end. One of the six larly depresoluis «Mect, which manifests § d ituel which he did, at the same time slowly ?.‘.’}:‘,““-' R e U ke SR backing up staire, und when in the room ”Yim"‘:.“md where he had beeu he euddenly dropped | psgiloal, au Shom 1o bis bip pockot, The st had fals | Pl gt 3T R best blood puriir,” lowed him closely. and one of thom made | & }MELPH, Worccter, Mass. i aspring for, and captured the lunatic, M,“:,'.':,f“:",:::“,fi“:" Swmpar I theother five rendering instant assistance. | to beild we over. umw They then diunue% and bound him se- | RS Hale, y, and by six thizty in the evening ks Purify Your Blood, natio was in jail, eafe out of harm's it commanded bim' to throw up his hands, | in taaé way. a {nnw act under the circumstancus. ..:fa“:u“?f,l‘:" bmhd. The citizens of the village feel greatly re- [ hus coudi been & great Loueds to hers H. i dan; ton, NorroLk, Nsp., April 28.—About :"::d at the removal of the gerous | Vit thres years with fifty delegates have slready arrived 5 i rheumatiom, | ecame a-.fl-.u to attend the republican district Buoklen's Arntcs Salve, conveution to be held tomorrcw night, The | Among the netables here now are G, W. Wi The greatest medical wondar of she world, cted to speodily oure Burns, Cuts, ¥l e s Rhooia, Haver Sores Pilon its weight New York The venturing into the house was |, “My wits has Lecn troubled with lnfl-u':'. it 0. cers, ! Ohilll and 2 lotsa on Oth, near Douglas Strest, ® high wind, though there was no storm. The root wes carried away and the wal H i 5 ] ) Hentet EOTAID AT e creeks aud streams below the city areso! K. Dorsey, chairmsn of the republican .uhl.n(u, Corns, TO;“:: H%“; thrown dewn. A small howse in which 25; ocate | by [Y sick, he saw 10 need of 5o large & com. y9Wollen that a great volume of water omp-lmwoenusl committee, Leander Girrard o 3 vion e £0 por day, providiog for ' tylog iato Tellty river bas ohanged the [aud M. K. Taruer, of Columbus, sud PO NGl OF MBAT PEIY