Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1885, Page 1

NG, JANUARY 5, 1885, NO. 171. veloped the clrens craze in the heir of M Menier, who made all his money in chocolate, Probability that none of the pending bills wiil ENERAL "E pro. tem. of the eenate, The clerksh'p of the UAKE. | o e, e B, ot Enl, b v o et v e of ook | RAZORS IN THE Al machines that profess to pilot acrial paviga the rules and s bills and resolutions, he Hawes is on d ok again with hi Indianclai . Another novel smuseinent in the near futare s g g B oo ot B it o and Wilkon, of Cass, their strength has S It Has Made Its Appearance In Am- |tion willbe putto public eat. President Arthar Will Have Somothing [win try to obtain the foor tomove the pas: | BISHANCK the CENTAl Fignre of Eure- [y biseffores for he' eceem witl o't shont | Phreatgned Imbroglio Between Burope FOURTEENTH YEAR. ' OMAHA, NEB.,, MONDAY MOR will be races with balioons when tha many net yet materialized, The inevitable Pat sage ¢ foa the winning dog, GEN. WOLSELRY'S PLAN OF ADVANCR § ' : ) : _ i % . . domain all the ‘“‘indemnity lande,” lands n C] ll v across the desert is now first disclosed snd To Say Abont o Reta, with pean Galonlations, e much anxicty amcng military critics. Cor- gronts to enable the company to make Special telegram to T Bee, Niw York, January 4,—Gen, Grant ex- pressed himself to-day as feeling botter than he had before in the last two months. He i ondent. beyg g to d home f¢ ] - ons 10 - o X The Bhook is Felt in South Wash= [{fufe time fong scconntast the procecdiope; | Lho Extension of the Bonded Pe- |selections o indemuity them from tho linds | Evarts Can Make a Speech as ' G Jordon’ that Kharto '} § of rwlse 0 of 8 k ington e I riod on Whiskey, protheeel dlpored oty tho Unlied Staer. | Tong as the Deoalogue, but not the soldiers, who say that it is evi- comes a law it will restore to the public do- enjoyed bis meals during the day and was lit- dent that Khartoum is_completely invested, main and throw open to_settlement noarly tlo troubled in the use of bis throat either in And in the Southern Part of Fred- | Theraseems tole ny doubt i the minds of | The Senate Will Do Nothine With and hois sald to be confi A Common Sense View of the |ewing or speaking. In the afteroon ho took | Germany is Looking For Some erick Oounty, Md,, DYNAMITE EYPLOSION Land Grant Forfoitures. if he oan bring it to vote. Spanish Treaty. a ride in the park and was driven down to his Rich Nation in the underground railway is a fresh evidenc physician’s residence. Although still feeling X of the Fenian notion of promoting the weifare THE CONGRESSIONAL FOREUAST, s o rome weakness from the effect of his illncss, And Little New Hampahira Algo | of Treland. There is reacon to belive that seumtm.y Chandler's Lstter on| Wasusorox, January 4.—After the usual thh.nngofth, State Ieglslntme n. Grant is growing stronger ench day and | On. Which to Lovy Another In= MR, GLADSTONE'S ILLNESS IS MORE SRIIOUS 1id) Monday eall of the states and territories for : improving rapidly. s Feels the S8kock, than the published accounts admit. His the Naval Appropriations. ) 7 at Lincoln, In his article on the battle of Shiloh, which demnity, snd ] : 4 . the introdaction of bills In the house to-mor} B RAbHIAT 4 ! frisnds have known for some days that he was LAl will appear in the February number indisposed and have donbted the prudence of row individual motions to suspend the rules of the century, Gen, Grant scouts the theory S — will bein order, and & number of members ' jo y London w] Mr. G one ' b ha cl f the first d. f th el : B No Partionlar Damage Has Beon |tieiuq fipuaive. S snoraw Clsei, | 1o Oongressional Forecast For a vl bein o snds wanter SCenters | The Health of General Grant| by fonnd itsolf in 4 deteneeiomposition, | Lt 18 Believed She Has Seleoted deemed imperative, i . Done Thus Far, b AL i AR LI Week’s Business, mediate pussageof specified measures, or the Much Improved. B e Jyen Amerioa! assignment of future dates for their considera- 4 sufferlog from sleeplossness—always & grave slgn with bim - nd considers hls il: commanders to attack at daybreak the second ation, Collins intends to ask the house to fix day. “‘Gen, Lew Wallace,” he says, speaking {dentical with that of t , and The Prospect Is Rather A Sorious and | it upon ropose, and alreads.talks of & trip| One of the Pending Treaties 1s Ex- An Expert on Ineanity Insane—May [of tho close of tho first day, “arrived fter | Blsmarck Asks What Bpain Meank France Has Taken a Qurious Dis* like to Amerioa: to South B B a day for the consideration of the hankruptey B the firlng b d and placed on the ¥ Unpleasant C:na to Con. R SRR oo s Rlehn pocted :‘- Be Favorably bill; Mateon will sk for the passige of the ana l)eceu:::er we:med Ex: e Ta'“‘.'.‘d' "})‘e""n m“"m‘[ "'"'““f' Walls a By Granting America F:ellltlel 1 Ff template, Séi 3 leported, ittoe \ position Notes, came, and the advance of Nelron's igion and Not German! 80, p s Biiga 'HT|~||v), g rivitmadyantioud T D bill reported from the committee on invalid O LS T T a y Al usual ou'burst of clumsy but sincere congratu. ponsions, providing an increase of the pen- lations couched, says the spectator, in lan THE EARTEQUAKE, auage of abjsct secophancy. Nobody pre.| BONDED WHISKY EXTENSION, SHOCK FELT MABYLAND. tends to guess under wnat influence the queen | §pacial telegram to Trk Bxr, y of material service to the gallant men sions of widows from elght to twelve dol- IBISMAROK, who eaved Shiloh on that firat day against RAZORS IN THE AIR! lars per month; Payaom, for the | g oia) Telegram to T large odds.” The time of the capture of Gen. il 3 f . Prent'ss he fixes a8 certainly Iater than 4:30 in | Special telegram to Tie Brx Baurivorr, Md ,J; 8, —The rick, | has relaxed her known resolve to refuse her 3 pascage of a bill restoring to the publie "Ny Vopk, Sunday, J The S ] y ) ? J 7 et AUTINORE, Md | Janusry . —The Frederick, | hus relaxed her known resolve, to ron Tmarry | WASHINGTON, January 4.—Most unexpect- | ni i tho lands held with indemuity hmite w YOrk, Sunday, January he Sun | the afternoon. At that lour he was with | WAaSHINGTON, January 4.—In the cours: Margland, spe-ial saye, in the southera sec- | @i edly toall parties concerned, the president | for \he benefit of the ratlronds and wagon | CAlegram saye: Bismarck continues to be the | Brontiss. *'His division, ” Grant saye, a conversation to-day regarding foreign affaic § P, N o 3 q . 5 Y o " : standis firmly, d th cneral W N . tion of Froderick county last night at 9:10 o™ THE TINES CENTENARY ias decided to have somothing to say about | companiesand Cassidy for the passaga of the | central figure of the European caloulations. | St 1 By 90 the ROREEL a ropublican of prominence who was formely olock a shock was felt, supposed to boan in the diplomatio service, said: Lot me rea " ! co | bill providiog for Mie erection o pubtic | Rew of the liberal papers adopt the theory of on Tanuary 1st, passcd with only & bricf para- | the extension of the bonded period on whisky | P1ll, providi J n ! d earthquake, and caused great consternation | graphy the Times itwel remarking that it pro- tmental order. He has Intimat. | 11 106# 10 Carson Oity, Nevads. A two- | 4o Daily News that one object of theGerman| An Fxpert on Insanity Insane, you o part of a letter recived a day or bWolago from Vienna, written by one of the best in- 0 e peop . ime H H thirds vote will be necess in eack instance Y aong ‘:)le d-:‘ W }:iuvfi:e kAndu:;I.I\';T,!::!n, Lime I’:::agnt;;w:'t:::;gamzili‘“m' indepandent of tary of the treastry and the at- | to secure & fayorable aciion. Tuesday has | Chancellor s to procure the downfall of Ting-[ Niw Yonk, January 4.—The occupants of ’ field Mills and «ther points the sho Ll bt $ torney general that he does not wish any Deen set apart for 1lie consideration of the bill | lish prime minister, =Bismarck’sown country- | Ashton flats, Lexington avenue, were startled | formed diplomatists at Francia Joseph'a court. e er points the shock was 80|~ The Ninetesuth Century publishes au inter. LS e ML ted committee on military affsirs | men are delighted with the results of his di- i " s rcepible that th dents ran from their | csting account by Mr. Frazer Rae, mostly | lations te give eff i torne: aral’s | LoPOr Dbl 'y ailsirs = Lo, & early this morning by two pistol shots, Mrs. | “I do not see.” eaid the writer, “‘how Ameri- 4 : , mostly | lations te givo effect to the attorncy gancral's { i thia understanding. however, tliat the ap. | plomacy and rejoicc overit in o manmer that i omey terribly devoted to commercial and mechanical details |, i q § datlon bi 8 i vad vl English sel Tauszky rushed from her room with blsod | ca can keep out of a difficulty of some sort ; i\ 01 o ate opinion promulgated until the cabinet has | pcopriaticn bills shall have preferente, The | has proved very trying to Englieh self esteem. ¢ H s th some European nation much I NEW HAMPSHIRE SHOOK UP, of the Times history. Othsr papers aresilent, |} 4 B0 0 M H 0 er. The | b ropristion bill 'was reported to | It is declared that his resolve to make the fu. | flowivg from a wound in her liad. +Ho has [ witl sou I et e LACONTA, January 3. -The shock of an |attempting asusual to iguore the existence of Sy > 9 i to the holiday recess. will, i | ture for Germany as a colonial power dates | thot mo and killed himself,” the lady cr c<8 Unclo Sam means to take a kicking with- quake Jasting half o minut was felt at | %Jouraal that is still far in advance of all | president does not want the treasury to make all probability, be called up for consideration | from a considerable period back; the hostility | A geutlemanentered the apartment and found out resenting it a Friday night, It pasted from noath t xl\\n:\c:luhowlTl"}:fnr tho last y;nrhof his admin. | £ hRAES Hhe counsel and diplomatic [ of England was the chief stumbling block [on the floor in a pool of bleod Dr. Tauszky, | FRANCE IS FULL OF THE COLINIZATION MANIA outh and was accompaicied by a rumbling | EVERYTIING GOING wELL WrT worskrey, | istration. The expenses of the government | oo ution Lill it is_ expected will be | to suc lpollcihnml Bismarck accordiogly [@ . very, —well '~ known physician of | and will protect, meaning to establish a pro- Bond, Toxnos, January o Gen, Wolloy. ts.| e escoeded the royipts for e past tw | RECAe0m dhoappropriatios omntteo th | dotorniaed first | mcoostity waw|this city. The lady's wound is|tectorate over Panama ax suro aa the new S| i Ie same day and calld. ap for discussion on | to isolate that country and so render it power- | not dangerous. but she was * prostrated by the | year comes in. A curious dislike to America iy L LR e T YA the ghutlic dubt lias baon reduced ool | Wodnesday. The Indlun and District of low for mhchiel, " Gorman Jouenalistsprin to [ shocke D, Tansrky wie romoved to the | bes taken pouscaion of all Franoo, ‘wut on: 2O vimrpt fiten encamped at Hamdal). He will soon havo a | Afai S by et and | Golumbia bills will probably be reported to the | the hostillty of France to esbyterian hospital, When o | mingled with contempt, T am sorry to say. ot ;u{qwd oD nfl’i!hc.hdxl.- FoRwellE Laliah UL OAALL tlh:rcl:_ f{,t.*.'.'"fy',“'g’i. !Mh fit:;‘ufld-ta n with the appropriation bills, Keagan will ask | Germany out of Afclca, ns complete proofs of | mado & lvu-hifqr ma winIdzu\iv‘ mH" fi‘c\":fi“: brutally ipsult our women, are the most pop v Oty ariv b Ad Hoike Bl oo ATION OF FRENCIT MINISTER OF WAR. | faces * will —matare on. twelve that, the eosideration of th ator-sato com- | the nenso e of Bismarok's poicy, cther slgua ol iouanlty. T ls thonght that |lue in Pals, and overs Ametioan i baa that made by n wagen drawn clowe to tha| P v 3,—Government anuounces | gallons wor T s dienvooltastinn | SIS Ut RS eitEs, FEHANR RS I THE EGYITIAN AFFAIRS 1nsanity can be suggested for the act. Dr. | stand what is being said around him, has felt house. In South Washington the shock was | that General Campenon has resigned the port- | of these taxes is postponed six or eight months [ (i=hosed of beforo 'the end ot the ‘weck. f 415 yre held to be in critical position. The | Tanszky is wall known as an expert in insani- | his blood boil at the sneers and often rea .lu.m lu}t. and ni was at first dumu,;l.u, have 5"“0 n'.fleldulniutvr ot war, b Ferry o p;upoml, the retlu}:uon“o{ the |lx;xhlic lda]hn G -?i?m‘:«:‘i«‘-;nlnh|ll T l:h‘;-‘:“'j'&,"“‘ olpprmmhl(lx(b'.hu l.l'l_ns \\l'lmn tl \\]\\lm‘;‘)imhl](- ty and recently read an exbaustive eesay on |insulting language used about his nation an been from a heavy railroad train passing. | deman more o to [ for the next six months will bs small and the | decree will be confirmed against the officials | “Lunacy and its crimes,” before the medico lo. Farmers from tho n ighboring. ¢ untics 1a | be tont to Tonquin, Campenon refusad te no. | total for the fixcal yearwill compara unfavor. | & ¢all up his own bill, and wove the Blair | \:ho carried ot Lord Northbrook's suggestion | legal soctety. < S L AR Maryland, state that the shook was quite [ cede, assigning as & reason that such action | ably with the reduction of the previous years, [ nil! FRgh Dessed (o seante bestbetinted for |, sy pending the law of liquidation has ren- ey ! . SOME RICH NATION T the neizhborhoad of Silver Spring | would compromiso the mobilization of the | The president says the people most interested |5, 5 Yo ERER, 16 THTEETAH COMMPLES | dered o further postponement of action pos- fMay and December Wedded, on which to levy another indemnity and I_re- ore was a rumbling sound avd a perceptible | army. General Sgwall will probably succeed | in postponing the collection of the whiskey | Uil Bas tho first right £o consic sible. E 9 ally believe she has selested Amer B t i houses, In the vicinity of | Campenon. 3 taxaredemocrats. They have applied for relict | THEPOFLCrs exbrass ‘r“fn““gi‘""n s “" SREIZMILY Giiie) He Vgt Tarck triei to get o W row vet| SArgent Langlex, Va., tho tromliog oart wis STATISTICS OF THE GUENADA kanmiquakr. | & the Bous of xeprcsentatives "controlled by { Lo ittion bifls. 1t considorasion s Hkaly As Long as tho Decalogue, were mareied ab the Pridcs residencn on Thir- | e ity g perm et foli %0 waat | acompanied by s dull) he MapRID, January 4.—Tho official statistios | Giow of this fact there i8 no. particular reason | (© Consume a great part and possibly all the| Arpany, N. V., January 4.—The Express | teenth streot. Harold is now 21 and his bride | Jetter to a German socialist club in a Califor- and the shaking windows violently, show 73 o rpees recovered from the rums|ghy the republican administration ehould }‘;;_‘;,‘:-)"Tg:‘:;‘r’,{l"‘,,f:fi";fn;*:"gh“;:‘;;;gfy‘gg to-morrow will ay its choice was Arthur, but Harold is her third husband. Tic | nia town which made its way back to the for- caused by the terrible earthquake in the pro- “ H 3 % H 6 PR i ;| mother. mother-in-law and brl e worth r i it e Vinco of Geapainand 200 - Albwmn, | AG|orein the law in thow belnlf and ho i ot (ko during. the momning: hour and e e e | milion: oy ot Din b o DA 3 EWS, Alhunnelns 1,400 hou-es were destroyed, 160 [ (HOFPIY CPISSE 1o TAGACEL ¢ possed, At least one of the pendiug. treaties | date, aud that ends the business It then TR ing Americans facilities for commerce that are ) persons killod and : d. At Arcnas | fhe Tedemption of the debtaa saiug of 31| aro expected to be reported from the foreign | sys; **William M. Evarts can make a specch Exposition Notes, 1ok to be grasitad to Garmuny alsos | GEANY Loxnox, January The repart. published | 9¢1 Key there were which the democratic ouse has refused. He f?"‘“:;":h:“{’i’“:‘ur m;“,;:,,:,e I';‘;"’;":b]" Bt | as long as the decalogue but we want some- NEw ORLeANS, January 4.—AS 4 meeting | has menacingly protested against the Spanis in the Paris Gaulols tays that Bismarck had Js OUBAN CIGAT MAKERS PROTEST. may propose to hava the new regulations go | &% Y B0 Spentin | ¢ing more than this, Evrria lacks the re- [of the exceutiue committco of the exhibitors | American freaty, It stoud an — excellent sent & note to Earl Granville, secretary of the | LAYANA, January 4. —A committee of 100 iuto effect after March 4. ‘“"”“‘f quirements of polics. The Fxpress orn_dis- | association and the United States commission- | Catce for defeat before that Now with that Sitadine : P ] Jover o ma arted to th i R % some modifications of it may be confimod. state, for foreign offuirs, charglog Fngland | ssting novmiesion to somole sl oo 14| The Land Grane rorgel Bilt, |toa letter from Randall, chir tho | e e "e1.0 % o | ers with Director General Burke, it was de- | Thio most daring thing since the times of tho with the sole responsibility for the Egyptian | the tonacco « . foe the purposo of | g ' o) TAnG Grant Lorlelturo BIS | house committe on sppropristions, concerniog [ pyplican, and always a republican with a [cided fn case of exbibits not placed at the | first Napoleon happened the other day. It troubles and recommendiog on tente with | ProtCsting aguinst the actions of persons en- pecial telegram to THE BeR, the amounts necessary to properly maintam | yiioe and with a heart and with a tongue osition or satisfactory evidence of ;’";“'5‘ e s A e T kaged in the effort to induce the goverament | WASHINGIN, January 4.—Mr. Cobb, chslr o s St il Ehve bjna | Which Rave mo uncertain sound. ~ Depew | hipment prescated by the evoning of Junuary [ Shire e wmtes ooEt fa TE d’ by A ¥ o wrt s occu y France a3 the y of seouring accord | 6 nodify the clausn in 1y Spanish-American | man of the house committee on public lands, ERIc Iyl at with three bills | would be our very strongest candidate.” oth, tho allottments of spuce wil be caucelled | Fangleh cofoniste, What Genmany's. Altmate With Europoun powere, is not cradived here. | ereay, ceclaring the freo introduction of leaf conveniently awaiting the o nenerent sotion Tho question of sumaoning a frach con B e e yiroduction of 98! | says that there can bo mo agreement of the | of the two houses it was found 1mpgssible to and the space forfeited by the management | intentions are cannot b forstol of poveers Torthe purposo o discussing H e fhatond of 50 pes | conference comufftteo to which the bill for- any ore Jamtigky. 1850, peogon Bonise Vi of tho Spanish | b '} undred applicants have herefofore bain eom tobo on tho ovo of siaing the Booled aEbsrs is, Bowevor, ahatibg o e ) At oAt Y o embarksment Tre bl ace, and the veoant locg: | Is'ands and Boreno, on both of which Spain proportions, aid i iatimatad thst. Eoglant LG e Gl G f:;?‘;:ff‘:; i;m”;llx:uh:'\::.-Il,;;llfifie:::‘;ilnm:ll\“ Have arisen in adminis jal Gsrab. | - SearsceED, Mass., January 4= The Ro- | s i tor mrommtty’ Bld AT ook wnd England cach have fourishirg Ay ‘fl;:-tifi:agnr«r ode o pthe holdiog of Ahe| Ma nin, Janvary 4. —Correspendenc Tand forfelted bt the sonate Jamonded 1 80 as | G oF your Soamition: to. the JEspiilAate, oF | 2bliset to-morrow will cobtain sumnasy re: | delayed by freight biddkade in the lty, Lave | Now, yo1sar scowhy ngland s 1o wuzlop el pava Blduayen says the powcrs have been in- el ] beect e % e g ports from_different tobbacco sections of the out guarsntee regarding the saope of its de- been forwarded to the exposition grounds. |sbout the ship canal, for with one across the liberativns, o) speedily terminating the anomolous gondition X it 000 cirlcads have been plsced 1 i. | isthmus her ships would save tw. nty-four 1] 08 aifivs, whiteh make ¢ necessary £ muin- | Connetiout vallay which indicatcsn good crop, | S badl ouly sbout 100" samtsote: readrons [days from Liverpool to sy of Tasmanis, New tain the naval eervice without the assistgnce | wellcured, but almost no sales, Wholesalers | vesterday and to-day, remuin to be jnstalled, | Zewland or Australian colonies. Lid you nde of some usual appropriations chméov. he | and manufacturers here sent their buyers as | Tt is pretty generally understood thas the in- | tics in the cable dispatches that the Londom Formed by a cireular from’ Spain of annexed | t© refer the question to the courts for judics s tarritory on the west conct of Africa, between | inquiry and determination. The senate con- E i “c" ‘i‘:‘“{e B the capes Morejon and Oeste, ferces stand rendment and the house Ferey s opposed to belgium having the ex- ¥ Clusive suzeraiuty over the Congo stats and is | MADRID, January 4.—Additional shocks of v this dem- CONTINUED SHOCKS 0F EARTHQUAKE IN SPAIN, | confere gree- | snate having dropped all - prépositions | y-ual at_this seaxon of the year, butas the [stallation of goadswill e completed by the | Standard rezemmends a close combination of for appropriatons for tional | farmers insist on last year's prices and buyers | 15th of January. England, the United States, Spain _and Italy at Fra ] 8 in vari 2 4 i | eruisers aud completing the monitors, and the rds as much the market —— against Germany and France, avd all the con- demln.dmg um. rance h'u.vy ! uh.lre.v : i?‘vnl‘:(:::l;mvic!:lcrrgd l‘l:"\':l.;ou:“vl!;r‘:f D'f“gl’u onstrates ¢ I not do anything | present question in controversy eeems to be [y at a standstill. Leading growers affirm that servative prees of England agrees BAIDING GERMAN TRADING POSTS 1N Avmica. | Yoy h PORRNEE 6 o i 16 eanth "ap, | With the land grant forfeitare . Healso | only this: On one side, whether the appro- | few sales will be made until it is known what| Jtemoving a Corn Causes Death, . v Bm:\‘ J. u\\»vy”' :Brsm:-\ :|é|vlllunm Agrest, panic. prevails amonz the | said: “There were too many friends of the plnn”!i\::fll.l‘ln(ml' H[m bt}q“ngnrfl[[d‘el::t’li:l;-lhy‘d effect the present cngmrau hm]l‘y lvmvsfan thel New York, January 4.—The Rev. Dr, A $400,000 Fire, burg firms assevt that a corps 15 = ¢ o fts o o oy ECS O 21 L hall ba framed after the cors! in de- [ tobarco interest. ingh turers [ xroq e g g ; 2 h s s e S O SR T Tl e Ehroahma e | railioads in the senate to get any leglslation |t 1 of th cstimates which the lnw réquires to e Sonitls Loty on tha "ve: [ Nowh Hunt Scheok, pastor of St. Aun's on | Prywours, Mass., January 8—The fire 3 Genman posts in Africa and preventing the nd Malaga slesp in | they opposed the body. Morgan has | be submitted to congress for the special necds | moval of the rovenue tax, while those in | the Heights Episcopal church, Brooklyn, died [ which started in the picker room of tho natives fom trading vhere Cecupy tents, At night |swid that he means to offeran amendment to | of the sexvico for the year, and whether the [ y,orthern Connecticut are fo ith | at his home . that city early this morning | works of the Plymouth Cordage company ey S - # ccific. 1 0 bo app icable to pach ob- i ; ; AGITATING THEIR OWN PROTECTION, cy 3 ahout huge bonfires. Rel- | reiee to the courts every forfeiture bill that fln‘clfit umount to be app ncl the tax and only mildly protest from blood poisoning. About three weeks ago | ¢his afternoon proved most disastrous con i St aconsions ars frequént vil- | comes up. Tn other words, ho wants to - | 1608 Of the abpropeiation shall be l‘}'t’““?é‘? treaty. Whey do ot think it could huet them | Dr, Sch nk, who was then robust and healthy, | " "+ % PTOvE @ OSSR B OO0 : farmers of northon I SRS inhabitant om_fam- | power tho courts to_do_something which be- | RAREL M B0 PR 08 B SEe 8160 | for any length of time, and say that if purely had a corn removed from his too by o chicop: Ioiatos and w,(,",“’,f;:’: v afactori sl thel Srotiy sl ¢ y c - [longs solely to the legislative power of ths oG o tgn, reciprocal the trety ehould pass they could ex- | dist, Shortly afterward he complained of [ Dllding and two large I ‘“l:v“::v'l’l:t}:‘x‘ill(l ’.;t. C ¥ :'eu(:l[\ :!l',yx‘_‘ SEE ; LS ::Ln\c] t:,af:: ?r:&;filt‘fi :.f&»‘?.’:k‘fi;fl:{fi px_e.: pmb(]leln' olwn ]‘N\f};n accuftn;_‘]l]lha for wrap- | the toe being painful. A phyei with _ulu;]l_llw ”lll‘l:‘:];v-::t:s:y ind cn%b,\:;'.‘:}.la ; R & o Taty | ut presing Judgo Poyson. speuking on the samo subject | Seb- oF il Amoius Brunied th the Beeyeat's | pers and bring in Havana for fllere, called and found - that gangreno” had set in, Loitiied fnokory wn Al The l;m‘(lil:_\] attendants amputated the toe, The Gathering of the Olans. but the pbion hiud beforc sty oud i Hrough th | Freman Jovee, a eripple in_the picker. room: E et il was resciicd bidly burned and probably will ¢ : Jarge buildings burned ———— were of brick, five storics high andabout 150 by 80 feet, Loss to the company is about & A Supposed Marder. $100,000; insured for §350,000, Nzw YorK, January 4,—A month ago or Hanl ‘;—'T—E— o5 eaid: Llu-"ben%:c will probably ineist upcn its nley ants 5 .mef ng to Say, his means that there will be o n belis mot a vital one. The first method is Special telegram to Tk Brg, | o legisasion on the subjoct, s the Bouss wil | undoub dly the wisest and safest, conform- | Special Talegram to Titk Be: WasuiNoToN, January 4-—Reprosontative | pOyer fouecy fom fts bositicn. Tho house | ;g to e practice whicl bus mover been, 50d [ Lixcor, Neb., Javuary 4 —Although but Henley, with his wife, made a quiet trip up | purely legislative over to the courts and have ;‘I",j;;’ ;‘m‘;,‘.‘ T 1‘,03’“‘3‘5’;,9;;"55‘“3 one-third of tho legislature, is yet on dapgerous, taking from the treasury millions | the ground, the contest for the speakership of dollars with no ind cations on it3 face an |and clerkship of both houses bas begunin is called nt P to protest : Ay Y ardly had time “to save their lives againse thy existing tariffs on furm produce. named in that bill. Surcly this guestic DISSATISFACTION WITH THE LAND LAWS, Loypos, January 5. —The cabinet has post- poued the decision regarding the requist of % Earl Spencer, the lord lieutenant of lreland, [to Albuny last weck. While thera hs had a | one man ssy whether or not a large tract of wal of the crimes act. Boih Glad: | ploasant talk with Gov. Cleyelaud. Tt is | publiclands shall be given away t somo rail- Coamberlain are - opposed to tho re— 5 . S i | rord corporation that the courts have no right | f %18 H1 ! i e S0 PER - 3 L R il any b g oo understood that while but little was said in | {0 ot ote. 1‘-7‘. {epocifio e to whicn '::“whicl:!:“ .nl; 12 | gead carne:t. Tho lobby for Field, tho raile more a body entirely nude was found hanging ThejBank Statement, for Treland, was instructed t> 1 regard to the distribution of f deral patronage | ~ The amendment of Morzan gives jurisdic | *PPICC. i betts 2y be | ond end riug candidate for speaker is very |t0 ® tree in the woodsncar Kensico, West-| Niw Yok, January 3.—The bunk state report on the cond tion of the country, S onthe Pacific const, Henley gav Olevelund | tion to the United States conrt > detormine [ 11517 ‘:irff.f;n.'.;xz‘g.-'chuuxa‘gfvt{.;;'flt::{un:x'.\l agj . His local workers aro button. [ chester county, It is now stated the casc was | nent show: a decrense of $424,000, The Fanks dusavisfaction with the tland i v .t | all controversy concerning the rightsin the 4 A = §i Feel = old 85 0 5 [ inaugarated there with tho hops of ubtainis g a | NETess from the, Pucific coust b wanted to f or by'any parson or corpor.tion and to enforc: [ 42 16 Sbeae Juh, voar, than to BiRed ) o4 vanced guurd of trained cappers imported [ it was found and then strang up. Wagon land act similar to thas now in force in lre- something to say in connection with judgment it may render with respect to e i oriets of i cks ar ' o i 0 o Ton. Lo mamiors o Tosmenc coo ity | ome o tho S iutmionta: Tho prasidonts |85 T+ kel (he ity o he Mot | Ar0Eeio. along witkous wny. apropeition, | fron all pats of the sate avo on th skivminh tracks o saported foond leadiv through thy tho Fingl1h farmera aliance, andthe Welal | (et t1d, bim ho would bo planscd (0 i o |atioruoy & i ring cho proper s to determine | L1 420 )y the vicious mothod ia | live, Notablo among (1is guug ja tho gontecl P y ound, DYSPE PSIA i Teague i3 now in process of fi s ugggestions in many matters affesuing that | the title; it auchorizesany parson or corpo ! y i 3 but sly and slippery Captain Palmer, who al- e et i of th country and as the, proper 1ime [ fon mot made i parky defoidua bt olaiming A Seakon i the o oo, | Wy o his pocketa full of railtodd pusn Mo fimoto Invesigate, writton a lette 1n which ho says, “The farm- | #o1¥ .“.;k him 7 f';'n"h"hfl same. Hen- [ intere:ts in the lands t0 present their claims | 19 PO SSTUNGRG LY Febion o WhE BOW A010D |4 “akes himself useful o the boss Ciiicago, January 3—The county grand ersof England, Wales and Scotlsnd will uc- fecls as if he had scored ~afja petrtion under oath and gives the court | VY SOREYCs sary. graves. among Masonic mem- | jury reported this morning that owing to a Causes its vietims to be miserable, hopeless, confused, and depressed in mind, very irrita 2 v tory o Fiold aod - his fol- ot tabulated statement showing the estimated BN A drowsy. "It is o diseaso . cept nothing o+ than the Irish act, with the | Yictory fol- | jurixdiction to consider the case presented by S Shariothll Army * commanders | Jci: of timo ; S +| vle, languid, and drowsy. % aditlounl proviston that the rantusbiall not ba | LoWers | who hid | bezan S0 think |suchetition. Tn cuso docroe abhil bo n force | ALLIOEtiations i the bills s incuffciont x- | ™ ery i guietion Palmer askcdonunding | it they wers nnable to malkoa ropert | (il daes ot gt well of itself, 1t requires chargeabla on fmprovemsuts madeby tensnts,” (R4 ) HhCY would - bey Al "““l;"g,lm‘:;’;'h‘j’ of such petition, 1t may bo exocuted this samie | el e e iy s | 4t Lancoln tomight wus, where is Field, £ [ T2htoenth ward careful, persistent attention, and a remedy to ‘ Q edora) | asit tha patitionerhad been a party defendant. | P kb ) 8 must ses bim early fo-morrow morning if |50 it f ff tho causes and teno up tho diges- M:s. Heoly says Cleveland is @ much better | One prosision of the. : | foliows. “While the question of the amounts | 105 5 U8 €40 - sl ————— throw o aus Movriai, Janniry 8.—Viee Comul Per: | oking mas than bis Whotographs ropriscat | o Leiraiiap tthe emendihent providse) for noeded for the fouline work of construction cantifadl B Ttonights | More bons Liowat| Sontencea for Obstructing Voters. llv’lhorlg:um“llllullles);“:l:;;t:{lf& ‘,’.‘“.1,';135’52 i rault, states ho is in receipt of numerous | him to he febe oo b and repair, Steam engincering in the navy | 16 o Hiank SITReE . v 8.—Police Li willingly. Hood's rilla. ha o RIS e nasons| limito o, BASE Seianice States and the parties defendant, Prov b aends mnon. he At el poliorayy | distilled shyster, Frank Walters, who makes | Cixorsnatr, Janumry 8,—Police Lioutenant | WIlInly. Hoots Sersapielio Pes Frces jAetion frum 3 I 7/ i muda for an appaak-to the United States su- | A58 €6 HRop i ¥ i | biibery o £ne arl ‘and has for years acted the | Muller was sentenced in - the United States | o q y join theie regiments, ave bsen for- St el i Ppsstto States st | Gorning the repairs «f old wooden shipr. It is | Diilery o £ne ari 3 r gl r was sentenced n the United Btates| &0\ 0 6oL y i il beinsserpaniy Ahous bavo. beo for. 1 JUSTIOR BRADLEY IESIGNS ) urt, o itect an. amendient of | UGy of he” dupartament to. dpportion | fart o prosuwer and, pimp- for ol M. |oourt " twelve monthws imprisoument for | _ *Lhiavo taken Hood's Sarsaparila for dys- solduer, after being uot fiud fails to respond he | Fom tne United States supreme court Presi 8 Rk OOBTAN o I\lyluvf-"_( i | througtiout the whole year whatever uppro- | JhUs6" Gug I -m" “l""l'\ g "z e l:’ imprisoningla number of voters and prevent- | pepsia, from which L have suflcred two years, iy regarded as adeseeter and Jiablo to- arvest, | 08¢ Arthur will provide s plun for Secrotary | 15 M8 Thedt Bran 8 gad to dBickule Sueh | prigtions may bo made for the generul service | £ 1040 {4 Gakncl, Politionl surnipots (hak f ing them from voting. 1 tried many othier medicines, buinone proved Perrauls findy that o umber who seutled | Frelinghuysen by wpoointing him to fll the [ Power o the charts, 1 tho senats shi and thus make the work continuous while | SUHIC ¥ TaMSO/l LRer, bho yers bo bartey ———— 50 satisfactory as Hood's Sarsaparila.” fcaly L g sbldniing revin, The want of |t Kot Bradley t burey up with bie recigoa- | feiture bills o b pursied “for the coming half year, | PFE0" 60" \alow “why cuoh notomons aad dis:| OMICAGO, Jamnary 3—The Chicago Typo- | New York City. troops for Tonquin ia thought has brought | 1V “officiul harness. . He ocmes from an| Lt i8 quite probabla that tho sub-eomuittee | There, . were - last, _ And - buvel,oputable character like Frunk Walters come | graphical Union and Chicego Pressmen's Un. maatbers o this oiicy holdivg family. His grandfather held & | of the Ju ) mmitte of the senato, to | 2ot this vear, mo deficicncies which could |(o®Ffycoln o an annual e from tho Bur- fon, tomght, adopted rosoutions recommond; Sick Headache THE ARISTOCRATIC CIRCUS CRAZE, federal ofti did his fa or | Who n wa re {the subject of legislation B lingtonrailroadofiicials, Perhaps they can ex | ing Jeremiah S. Thompson for the position of B AR e e A i by | oo pobo w2 tor | providing {urshe niymousiofidhn Liaby ot dho kl:";nix:' o 0f P Ruleable Moy Bxos0) pluin’ what vorvicc Lé in cmploved . for [ public printer at Washmgton. o o past o yeat L Ih‘f:':y:m:'_ " v ¥ zhuy, - /1 ac wids to” the United States, will [ &% f % |that company and how thsy are to - e e——— afflicted with severe Leadaches an 0] . Loxnox, January 4.—The season in London :::x:'z“..rll‘,?,]“.?hl‘:f.’.“‘:f:mwmln?»fm,:“..f‘.'-‘:;: ort, to the full committe naxt | S1eB repairs Sano alwags be distribuied T e P ey e Cut Wages at Fall River, sia. 1 was induced to try Hood's Sarsapa- ia pkivg upy and tho theatren, as w ules a0 |30 pays BH000 Do yoar, pree So Edmnude aud Gavand, who equsliy thiongh allthe "l‘l""‘::"'u‘_;)’fi:“'glge';;;f favor, Othor lobbylsts of lesser notor:| Faur, Riven, Masw., January $,—Tt is un- | 5illa, and have found great relief, I cheer. Lo} a goo usiness, A curious li 8 ] ¢o) o ATS' Y i L Vi v ha 9 I atte e heer d ! ‘ ¥ Z < . el cqual dis ile are als 3 /e Ll X, H A 3 all” 2, L4 excitament i the fact that soveral aristocrats AR ST 0NN DA HyoN the bill'to be raported will very likely bo the | When the repaire are in progress it £ ) AxNARLE, New Haven, Conn, g s Co,, with mightandinain, Field'sformidable | to cut wages 10 par cent, The merino mill opponent is Nottlot o, of Clay, but neither be | has made a reduction of 15 per cent. in the nor Mr, Bievcnson, the third candidate of | wages of the operatives, have as yet developed suffici ’ ache, She took Hood's desirabls to hasten them to conclusion in or- ] ary C. 8 4 , Mass,,| der that the ehips may be promptly used.” Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass,, ———— was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head- arsaparilla and of mnclent lincaga aud great weth have 2 e ——— i S A BUilt privato oircnsen for thy wxhibiticn of | TWo DU m wilked b a Mine, [0SR then, pircont oad arrapkonenl. their own feats and the amusement of theic| Burte, Moutans, Jenuary 4.—While ar- | to hurry this legislation up and therefore tha friende. A woll-known maehioness recently | ceniing Magnae Charter mini at Walkervi 1o | committee muy take action and make their re- Arrcsted for Wife Murder. ind e engl r ody sho ever use b delighted & whola bavy of bawuty wnd rauk | yester oy two man named Jumes Tippert and v . i‘ T x.mi:&inrw':s 10, January 4,—Samuel Daniels, & “f" ,yh,‘}'“ ;’hi:fiihig:'h Ehe eL!lturyxhhv Qutlg Absndonded 15 the Fismes, Toug it A VNLIRDRTY SR 1P Mo ; with ber #kill with the dumb ba)ls aud by the | H.+ Bray became dizzy and fell from the oage, | kreat seciccy over it proseedings a8 if the / T 2 AR SRR B0l | O senata Slanghter gets up a com. | | OTPAWA, January 3. -A nowse occupied by | M ood’s T Sarsaparilla agility with which she jumped through the | a distaucs ot 610 feet, and were killed, It 1| proposed bill were coused of beating his wife to | iy i 5" Wialtor Seciey, who ie reaily & | Ovide Loclere, at Hull, burued this morning, 0 P N o while the duke dé R chefoucsuld has | thoughu the fumes of the blasting fowder|® Ih view of aradical dificrence of opigion be ted to-day; tha woman died | yere tonder for Slavghtor and Mercor who | The occupants in their hurry ¢ aban: | B0IA byl arugatsis, 811 alx for A, | ished a great repuiation ay performer | whica they had bien using caused the dizzi- | tween the two houses on tho subj.ct, of tha | yesterday, Daniels sy her demiso was the [ may huve to bo tradesd off by Ohurch Howe | doned a 5-year-old ehild wiich pevubid jai 1Y by . 1 HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mags, P ! on the trapere. The last person who has de- | ness‘ which causea their death, serfeiture of the land grants and & very strong | Fesult of a drunken fall, for the place Howe aspires t2 uot as president | the flames, | 100°Doses i One_Dollar._ J f gyeen teverywhere, | Because every- i where recognized aé indispensible Wh 0 best Jikacea Smoking Tobacco., == .i.iuudl Gondumer, bna, and store it sens etal geatiwic. tld it oattains