Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 26, 1891, Page 1

e | tie o THE OMAHA 'SUNDAY BEE GES 170 8 R J— — Ve — —— - - — P2 -~ a— E = = = = = = == == — = = 7. W N - TING on WWINTYV 3T \ T 2 iy WENTIETH YEAR. MORNING APRIL 26, 1801-TWENTY PAGE 5 UMBER 607, l;_“'" RIA\D N ‘I‘\’LR\I\(; 10 the ease of Chauncey Depew and otter | [IR W AQ R-“. drills. The New York soclalists will address (O\SER‘_\'“\ES N A P'\\l( | conBned to one sect nor to several. Al secta “‘ Z. TRY NN N t LILAL I\ A MM w York aud New Haven rallroaa directors £ I s AL, | large meetings tomorrows. Their specches | A i I\ AiVU, | known to the authorities are being harrassed | WA % I\ & | ) AU ALl N indicted in counection with the Harlem | are incendiary in tone and well calculated to | and Roman Catholic and Lutheran religions o | tunnel disaster, inflame the foreign elément. The native | barely tolerated in St. Petersburg, are sup- SINBER COLF - s narmaL | miners, however, look on them with suspicion | | pressed mercilessly in Poland and the G (eneral Borrow Throughont Germany Over | T/MBER CULTURE AC i Interesting Reminiscencas of the Dead | and do not beljove theif adwent has douc the | Fears That Gotohen's Budget Will Lead to | man rovinces ‘of Russia_on the Bal | 1o 0 Boac to Talk and Htpovatat o) the Death of Count Von Moltke, How Secretary Noble Views the Mean- German Warrior, pos SUR IS a Dissolution of Parliament, [to be built and the autho ritle Several Opinions < ing of S THE NEW YORK RIPPER. are ordered to shut up old church buildings ot Wasninotox, Apl 8 i | whenever they become dangerous. In this FUNERAL WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY. | today communicated to ¢ VON MOLTKE AND EMPEROR WILLIAM, | Prospects That the Murderor Will | SOME MISTAKES OF THE MINISTRY. | Wy they have been deprived of reliclous |\ pue yeenia paiee o0t RaTES —— his views as to the proper construction | SooH E R rr e8t. | Russian authorities, and there is no present 5 placed upon the provision of sectior | w Yok, April 3—=[Special Telegram | prospect for a change. e Business Will Be rally Sus- | ju for the repeal of timber culture act. | Their Relations Were Like Those of | to Tue Brere.|—The poliee have not yet dis- | Discontent Over the Scheme for Free - What the Pinkertons Think of the pended in Berlin and Other Lead- The opinion is of g importance to public Loving Father and son—The Mar- covered the murderer of the woman who was Education-The Hur bert Case Turkish Official Circles Alarmed. | N York Ripper—Charley Mitch ing Cities of the Empire land states, inasmuc it determined the shal's Regard for America's choked and mutilated at the East River hotel Not Yet Settled—Fore CoNsTANTINOPLE, April 25,--The note of | e M s Bti ke question as to what me the words 5 A on Thursday night by & man who is supposed éikn New HuustanA thokssaAor Nealido# in regasd 10 | ell Snubb-d by Jake Kilrain —Mi Suikes. “whe n v g contest or Military Leaders, to be a New York imitator of ‘“Jack the ¢ o the dotention by the Ottoman authorities —Big Buildings. nt“‘t.‘y ) .;1).‘ i H:.\u;‘lvml".\l‘ “:»‘r\" “”‘hrw-r.“ Inspector Byrnes, fwn;; sylml(u" xln —_— | April 13 in the Dardenclles of the steamship (Copyright 1891 by New York Associated Press.] | vent the issuance of the patent tntil disposed | Loxpox, April 25.—[Special Cablegram | Fother a L . e [Copuright 1891 by James Gordon Bennett. ) | Nisinl Notgorod, belonging 1o the Ruasian (o] Oy #ITne Bee, Benwis, April 25.—Bmperor William ar- | of must have been pending be! the lapse | 1o Tup Ber.|—Poultney Bigelow, who ac- | POlice a year ago, has thken personul charge | Loxnox, April 2.—(New York Herald teer flect, which vessel was being used | ittcann Oretcs |\vu‘j ee, rived in Bertin at 5:15 o'clock this afternoon, | Of two vears from the date of the issuance of | oo payjed Emperor Willlam auring last | Of the case and seem$ deterriined to prove | Cable—Special to Tur Brr.|-—Something | undera mercantile flag as o transport for | g 0 from Wall streot say that Jay baving interrupted his visit to the duke of ;¢ CREC T8 LTt AR 14007 veurs year's maneuvers, gave to an interviewer to- | 1At such crimes canngé be committed with | like u punic prevails fn the conservative [ milltary workmen procoeaing to VIndivoslock | (14’ \aq rosted and reads o tatk today on N Saxe-Wiemar as soon as he heard of the | glapeed before the a March 8 fook night many interesting reminiscences of | iMPuUBity in this city. This morning he ran | party over Goschen's budget. Most people | to be employed in the const n of a trans- | ) C ralifond sl b death of Von Moltke. The empress and | us well as in the s. Many | General von Moltke, who was also a guest of | {10 the Oulk street statlon with one of his | beiieve that 1t will lead to a dissolution of | Siberian railway, has ¢ T “T'o be sure,” said he, “Mr. Leods of the ) Chitncellor Caprivi met his maje at the | sand bou 1, ‘pre-en | the ampecorts ot e tiie. detectives at his heels, staid a minute In | parliament in the autumn, but 1 know on the | Turkish official circl TR T Eee b i e e PR ! railroad s 1 they drove direct to Von | #ie HInD oo ' | ““The relations that existed between theem- | conversation with the Stective and Captain | best suthority that the ministry has no such | $AG0r dqclared that the embassy would henoe, | 0 e _x\ru () Moltke's residence. A consultation was held | pare. ™ of " Murch | peror and General von Moitke,” said Mr. | McLaughlin and huréléd away. He would | intention in their minds. They believe they | measures to assire the unimpeded passage of | without getting permiss § e s at the dead general's nouse in regard to the | ! Bigelow, “were those which might have ex. | DOt 8aY a word about the outlook for the cap | can carry the scheme of free education iu | Russian merchant vessels through the Dar- | gion. but th Wi v Nineral arrangeme and the suggestion | at contests isted between a loving son and an affection- | ture of the murderer, {Fve women and tWo | spite of the discontent it undoubtedly excites | danelles. The porte, in replying to Nelidoff, |\ ARk SR W " thint the body be taken on Tuesday to the | Within two ve il re- | o father. The tender solicitude with which | Men are locked up fn 8 Oak street station | at present. The fees puid in the elementary | Said that should the Russian ambassador's fL that competitors wore . ; 4 1 45 768 L in ac. | ceipt and vef t the | 8 e tender solicitude with WRICh | gq witnesses in case Ui murderer is caught. | conools o not exceed 8 pence o week on | [CTArks be carried out other powers might | cutting y W 1t being pune ¥ Von Moltke family estato for b S result wo jousands of | the young emperor watched over Von | Captain_O'Counor refuses to give thoir | S°1C0 LU e % O | feel called upon to take the matter wto con- | ished fo cordance with a wish expressed by thecount, | fraudulent « to patent | Moltke's comfort and anticipated his every | names. None of the prisoners were arraig an average, and many conservatives think | sideration “How sugar do you suppose the Mis- was approved. Religious services will be | without further being possible, al- | wish was toucking in the extreme. He was | in the police court teday. He is satisfied the working men are well able to pay this | AL soutd Pacific really gott" held in the hall of the general staff depart- | thougt T legally | cyer ready to lend his arm to the veteran and | the man “Frenchy” who was arrested last | and ought to doso. Moreover voluntary aid Lo el & 1 Cablogram It was not {n m s 80 Mr. Gould did not mant on Tueeday morning. The coin will | pending 1 gre in & thousand little ways testified to his love | night on susvicion is 90t connectod with the | s genomination schools is threatenea by the | , LOXPON, Avri e | R RIBRT Vs HRAE § it THAG RS PMAR ALY (touihg Gty a statu 1d consideration for the aged warrior, Em- | murdes All lodging Bouses down town are | | oo plan, and this up the deepest | Tne Brr Defeat at Waite Haven was not v T exact figures, asked his beidr i et S ‘ uiring a homestead or ¢ | peror William was Von Moltke's pupil and | being searched by the police. 76 P o ol | expe 1 by the liberals, Owing to the per- | 8on, George, who was standing near by ors to the railway station for couvevance to | st illegal entry, and is thus all he knows of the art of war he learned A fire occurred on th§ third floor of the | feelings amor B, YT, RIE0. DN | donalini pularity of the late Rt. Hon. George | (Feorge said it was t #1500 worth of Kreisau Le remains will e in state to- | od, if successtul, to p rve the public | from him, He never forgot to revere his old | house where the murder was committed, at | Altogether the ministry has thrust its hands Caves oy i Tosod that | Sugar thatthey had g gha th langied mMOrrow. for lionest se ttiers, To so coustrue | master,' ¥ 4 o'clock this merning bat was extinguished | into a hornet's nest equal to that which ‘avendish Bentir 1t was supposed heRmiIv . i SonN Details regarding the count disclose the prescnt act as to aunal, and, as it were, | ‘Last year's maneuvers on the Baltic,” | before it had csusefiimuch damage. Ite | ceysed them so much trouble last year in con- [ HC vote of 1,216 given to hi - e rekl6 tihairate sitiing, ‘aooh ot drthg ¢ few days he workod it all those contests and protests ex- | continued Mr. Bigelow, *‘were a combination | cause is unknown, Tt is reported that | o 0 b "y S iy question, Voluntary | WOD could not be obtained for any other ¢ ) cause of the rate cutting, sceret fact that during the lust few days he worko ng before March 3, 1501, not filed within | of military and naval experiments, Whea- | Mary Lohez, one {of the prisoners, 54 el g A INWTY | servative candidate. The depression of the | or otherwise 1 Mr. Gould, “was that with wonted regularity. He had no pre- | two years from the issuance of final cortifi- | ever we linded from the rovsl yacht the em. | alleges that she heapd Prisoner Georgs | schools must now be closed altogether or & | liberals when the news of Sir dames Bain's | some of the intermediste rouds or eutoffs monition of death. He had nearly completed | cate. would amouut substantially to & repeal | peror always helped General Von Moltke to | Francois, allias “Frendy,” talking to Carrie | large additional grant must be made to them. | election reached London last evening Was | poween Chicago and St Lotis have been the plans for the fortification of Heligoland | PFO tauto of the statute of May 14, 15%0. But | yis gwu carriage and sat beside bim during | Brown Thursday and making an_appoint: | In the latter case, Goschen’s surplus will not | extraordinary. 1t is said that a meeting will | G0 ERR CRRGES B e HORS BEE SHETNAEBRY b FnoHE of tho # Fony. | Lhe statute cannot be legally held 'to be re. | the day except when he himself took com- | ment for the East Riyer botel. It isramored | 1/ o™ eany enough money, and In the | be called in tho carly part of next week to - arly all the sugar und other busi e 2 At o pealed by implication, and, least of | mand It was the first year that Von Moltke | that & pair of bloody trousers have been 1 ‘ i 2 ba 1,000 would be | consider what is best to be done to uphold | s by a sort of trick, the result of whick veror William Tuesday last. The work t oll, where it would allow pat- | had not been on horseback during the ma- | found in a Bowery lodging house supposcd | former case at least £50,000,000 would be | tho party and to p general elec- | was that business was passed out of his hands showed enfs to ssue in so many cases | jeyvers. 1 asked the emperor about Von | to have been left by the” man answering the | called for. This is one of the rocks on whick | tion, which canno! Olildisaahe BE Louls any abatement in constructive g where the experience of tue department | Moltke's reported reference to the American | description of the murderer. An autopsy | the ministry may go to pieces, % G e A histaey SR AL, - Hb Sulkaa X6, his L T TR lflrHu«' “";wl ';;fl\'"'\l‘n vil war; the general having been quoted as | showe '1‘!".:‘ th'“‘"\md:r"“ the woman were | The jncome tax payers want to know why A Duel I't associat nor the Western Trafi 3 practiced upon the laws regulating land en- \ your armies armed mobs from ch | inflicted while she was alive. _ 5 2% e siad o TuRt 1 . > | anwoaintti i bativsin yesterday after he had finished his ) jes, and which can be proven if contests ,.".‘\‘,‘,l”km\ Ml ’::“2\“,‘.',":,""',‘.“ (:i' '\\ ..’rr :'A‘lu?‘nlmb:: The clerk of the Glenmore hotel near the | they stould be "‘""‘““’"“‘, plundered for | T Lt i e 124} et two. g counceling links between Vo] the reichstag. He dined with the Swedish 1 protests ure allowed 0 proceed 10 8 | jagrped, East River hotel says & man with bloody | the benefit of one particular class. Itis | Tur Brr During the performance the f\‘ tw "\ x' ve @ certamn percentage of minister and during the evening was very wring. 1f it bad been the purpose of con- | ..oy Moltke never said any such thing, | hands applied for a room there Thursd likely the governmont may lose the votes of | Alfeira circus last evening Count Maffeia, | throush rate fram botn western trafiic and auimated. Later, while playing his evening [ Er¢ss to provide that a contest of protest | nor had he any such opinion,” said the em: e nfwr‘h?fl:gmn d}l" resem | this section, which bas just cause for com- | son of the Italian st ft DA, | donbia. b idamt Siall " St i 5 K 418 was 4tk ¢ wust be pending witbin two years af Be | peror. “‘On the contrary, be had the highest | bled the description of ¢ murderer. S int. hissed a Russian horse the Baroness | e 4 “than RiH = Btk game of whist at home, he was attacked with | fagute of Marcn ), 1591, as well as after, it | Poror:, /On the contrary, ne had the highest | PICl the 4cseribion, B bt plaint p e hi o Russian_borsow tbe Barone e re thau aud causes a slight asthmatic spasm and rose from the | certainly would not have used _so ambiguous | £oobeCl 108 UUE EOnoTas, as every one oe- The calculation made by Cbamberlain that | Rahden, who was one of the performers. The | part the pr to cut rates or ! table and left the room. 1t was supposed by | & term as o here fiad, ® * +” The makers | &Sl muct Fmow. - Hven to. this ‘ay The Murdeth I Known. the ory of free equcation Will sweep the | husband of the baroncss promptly rescntea toive shippers inducemonts to ship. Thoy others present that he would return in a | Of this law were well acquainted with the | every German ofticer is oblized tostudy care- [ Nzw You, April 36.—The deputy coroner | countey is fallacious, for a great proportion | the insuit b cufting the vouna Ttaliaws ears. | {0 W0Ct RO O LR Brvpiess, (e e o ot come back his | $ituation of @ o Tl s R S0 fu the history and tactics of your war. | oo v ~mair of the laboring vote will not be thrown on | £ Py el o) el Yos, 1 th that the rv board Shigr} bieq bois ashe Q11 a0t oome backi s ¥ the v subjact ol Kreat discussion! f0E many. || o' Garmens Si. (oreaghls A ar, | concluded an atitopsy on the remains of the L S80ARAE o bith Haa 5. Yes, I thiuk that' the advisory bonrd nephew went aiter him. Major Moitke found | yvears iu and out of congress. Committees on | with "‘[::“:‘;;;m“l""m:‘f;f("ur‘:v.l‘h‘ aggueinied | woman murdered by ‘Jack the Ripper” this | the conservative government, do what it g will see the importas f an equitable di bis uncle in a sitting position, gasping lic lands are distinguished for industry | Sheridan, Lee and your other generals, | afternoon. The only fact 8f importance was | may Many friends o(‘ the ministey think it THE INDIAN MURDERER. :“m’- “‘f Ilv“r‘4;“\)\.( o V‘ ,\.\m ’n.Ym!.Iu!_ mf’l for breath. On sceing bis nephew the count | And intelligence, and they were fully aware | General 'von Moitke has repeatedly ex: | the disclosure that the mmtilations were | is making 4 foul mistake o refusing to re- atall, it they will gimply bo established on attempted to rise, and for a moment | Of all the facts stated. 'Had they desired 10 | prossed his admiration of them. You taught | evidently made while the:women still lived, | lieve thé burdens of taxation and sacrificing | An Uncle of Plenty Horses Gives | o firmer busis, 1 whs surprised (0 see rates appeared to have mastered his weakness. He | git™Pise TR PRIRESE ST By SOTe | us the art of entrenchments, transportation, | and it was apparent that the struggles of the | everything to win the radicul vote Damaging Te-tinony. so firn t aatleTbellavar thbt ~~~. _ gotupand then fell in his nephew’s arms, | j'" youds. they snould and doubtless | MUitary telegraphing and forced marches: in | poor wretch prevented the butcher from 1 have wade inquiries in the highest lezal Stovx Fauvs, S, ., April Special | most of t at present living up to seeming to fuiut. In few moments 4o | would have used language too plain aud di- o TR at o Soleuos of Tolitery, WO [uuy completing the mutilation he originally | quarters as to the probability of the Hurlbert | Telegram to Tue Ber.]—Herbert E. Welch, | Srecients blic opinion 1 the west 13 eathed his last. A doclor was hurriedly | ., T | v s illns d in your war. Ge on | intended. 5 ' : g 2 vio | mueh less opposed to the railrog an RISl Wil i1 Jarriyed {eciAA rect to roquire comstruction. On the con- | Moltke alwaya rocognized this and | "Inspecior Byrnes tonightimade a stutement, | Ca3e coming bofore the courts on a motion of | secretary of the Indians Rights association | i (G5 (MO (08, Fho Riisonds, fnd, o life extinet. The cause of death was maction | tats o (150 (N6 PSSO, DXL be g | that be had much to learn from your gen- | to reporters to the effect that while the | the public prosecution. The answer given | of Philadelphia, telegraphed to the attorneys | chunts and people who deal iwith railroads of the heart, He was not known to sufter | pOts SO0 A0y Plotest,’ meaning thereby | Cais: Nothing could be further from the | police had not vet srrested the murderer | to me by the chief authority is that the case | for Plenty Horses that funds would be fur- | are beginaing to see that TR AR DA from any pronounced cardiae trouble. T | Clearly, I think, ponding then presently at | i \Ban that silly story, they know who be is sudihope to have him in { cannot be reopened in the form under which | nished to defend the accused murderer. ficial to the territory and cities through A . s v € P Al officer- who served i general clock work of life simply run down. Frinds | gpetg e et ROCHE e Matended to 1 officer who served long on the general | custody before longy The murderer is a | {" Coi lately prosented to the jury, mor | - Today coted entirely to the presen- | Which thev pass and that they have more of the dead general permittod to soe the re- | ba- finitod tocontocts pending within twg | Staff under General Von Moltke said to me & | cousin of Frenchy, or Eysuceis, an Algerian Y o oy, oday was devoted entirely to the presen- | 4,5, thon’anything eise with the growtn of mains today suy the features bore the Flacid- | vears after the date of the fnal reeeint whey | 16 Woeks ago that work under him was 8 | who was arrested last night. It is known | does the public prosecutor seo his way to | tation of evidence by the government direc- | pusiness und communities,’ * ity of deep sleep. Iic emperor, accompanied | 3 ‘uce hae arisen before the prosent et took | LOry Of intellectual intoxication. ‘When we | that Frenchy spent Wednesdav night w taking proceedings against either the plain- | tor, Teneycke of Fort Leavenworth, Kan., | Mr. Gould still has confidence in a south. by the empress, visited the mortuary cham- | effect and two years had elapsed. The sta- | g been puizling for days over intricate | the murdered woman rnd stayed at the hotel | tin or defendant. The evidence 1 bis hands | while Moou and Rockroad, the two Cheyenne 1 consolidation of railronds. “Ouly, ver and looked on the facc of thedead. Both | tute thus becomos one of limitation as to the | Nioitlcest a plance mouid e the emt poly | 08 tne night his cGusin perpetrated the | veing vague and conjectural, which person is | socuts who accompanied Casey on his ride 10 b will take & ttle time 1o formu. were deeply affected. fitute without Hrowh ding con. | Muitke at a glance would see the weak points | horrible crime. hy s > Y i . 5 late it. The Union Pacifle funding scheme er . - 3 uture without overthrowing pending con T o k- he to prosecute, man or woman! There is | death, and Bear-That-Lays-Down were each i The speech made by Herr Von Levetzow, | tests or protests. When the. two years did | 22d in 8 few modest words would set things S 4 i ) : 1s well under way, but it is not yet ready president of the reichstag, wfter announcing | not tarmuate befare the date of the tot. a | SLralght. He was nevera Martinet, and he WORK OF SAFE CRACKERS, no absolute proofs of perjury against either. | examined. The last witness is an uncle of | 1o he made public,” the death of Von Moltke, deeply impressed | conest or protest 1o be valid must be filed | REVEr condemned the plans of tis officers as — The jury did not believe that Hurlbert had | the prisoner and was the messenger who cou- | Mr. Gould said that the Union Pacific's ® members 1086 10 thel e A e i if his own were alone worthy of thought. He | Two Depots Burglarized but Little i : Sakor soud’s | ear e ot Pt Lo i the house. All the members Tose 10 their | within the two years. There is no force, 1 C e e M e Wk, promised marriage, but carefully refraiued | veyed the wish of Casey to Red Cloud's | earnings wero increasing rapidly and it fedt when the announcement was made and | think, in the point that the statute enumer- | yt'ey SINEYS IV IRERE b0 018 LIAE WA Btroty A We— from expressing any opinion as to the author- | camp on No Water. Ou retagning he brought | WOuid be lu a position to pay off considerable remaiitd Mekdiug, D Hme S ate ehuimor. | but this is simpler. ' Then with a few strokes | Gagraxa, 1 In, Aprs HyiBDSdASeBus. of the debt out of the profits. The trafic re- Duriug a part of the day on which the fun- | o pé‘iu;pu..:. P i R g _fihough of nis pen he would sbow us his plans and g K a2 ship of the so-called Wiltred Murray letters. | Pete Richards, a son-in-law of Ked Cloud's, 1EE.]—The safe o Siicago & North- 5 W of u lations o the Missouri Paclfic and 1 -al will be held there will be a general sus- . % each time he would reveal to us what f The public prorecutor has no knowledge of | who told Casey that the chiefs would not come | Righ %‘ pension of busihess in Berlin and other lead. | [gcalcd by the proseut act, have been | groat mastor of tho art of war ho was. | Western raflwa dej ik was blown.open | oo fsts which would justify proceedings | Out o see him as tho Indians wore excited. | 1O uond Torminal showed good results. ing citics of the empire. The emperor has | procedod o final entry or may vet do so. No | A1weys first find out where your enemy is, | last night by a gang ¢ professional safe | goainet the woman and unless the non-exist- | - Vers well” said Casey, “f will return. The IL38 THRIIERAR. given directions that the Royal theater shall {,,.w cases can rise under the timber cuiture | 2OV ;lrnnx |h$ 1s and how soon he can get to | crackers. Their work™vas unnecessary, eaioé Of Wilfred Miirray can be proved he has \\;unug \osl‘lflod :hmfthery wflre_lh)( in] \lm ou jedne Tatapent mllyr:(u:d\‘bmld::;lhh“t: o 0 88 it Wi » decide o it wi o ¢ | ¥ou, be used to say. . oV i 5 % the prairie, together forming a circle, Plenty B e ) 8 from wi av e o Tty bo decided 10 | or_preemption laws, but it was necessary | YUl 0 PO e v conclugea My | Bowever, for there wasuota cent of money | po prounds for taking action against Hurlbert. | Horees, Casey. Iticharde, Moon, Broken Arsy | it the dispatches from New York, I haral Tospoct, ‘\"_‘f“‘"““;‘:,‘r“{‘,_‘nfj""".\u‘:"’(‘{;i,“f"-:,:}\:fi""}lff‘ 'fr‘(',‘“““{"‘ifl: Bigelow, “always believed that war between ‘(“ the ::“‘-d'“"“‘ ‘:fi: “3'“*-"’ W‘; taken | 1y pderstand that an endeavor will be made | and himself. He was facing Casey and the believe that Jack the l:wlp‘.-ln-" !nu' selccted All the papers join 1 eulogizing Moltke. | soem a sound ono that by this statute it was | Germany and Russia was inevitabie. Re- | from the drawer. The depot at Turin, 8 | ¢4 pgise a subscription for the woman to | Prisouer when the latter backed his horse | [hat cily - as a mnew = ficld = of labor.? The North German (azette, after B e e hratate It Ve | peatediy after the Franco-Prussian war he [ station five miles southwest of here, was Doont. fifteon foot aud deliberately lovellod | Tiis is the opinton of Superintendent Murray alling it pntel : i 5 enable her to move for a new trial, and she | 4 " Pl ATARIE e coias, - B 4 his immense services to the country and the | jeene o 50 < X . contests. | urged the cld emperor to take the initiative. entered the same night, but nothing secured. . 9. © | bis guu, shooting Casey in tne baci Casey | of Pinkerton's agenc urs::ing the same nobllity of his-character sad testifyiug w0 }’I;‘I“‘,\.‘"}J’l‘,‘;‘,,’fif' it '\‘\l:.‘:- lfl?«:::.-f-’:‘,— ontesie: | 1 have nothing to do with politics) he —_—— appeals to all who can help ber with Infor- | yeeled ana fell off dead, while the prisoner | Subject, he said: “Jick so far has nearly al- the gratitude of the German people toward | Lact 1o have patents 1ssued 18 by furnishing would say, ‘but the army 1s ready. We are Qu-stion of Rates. mation concerning Hurlbert. Her dubious | galloped his horse towards I Cioud's | ways doue Lis work out of doors and has, be- gue who did so much for the country, says: | sufficient clerical force to mccomplish the | 17 1-5-111‘-1 coudition o n;ukc war Bgainst | Siovx Ciry, In, April 25.—[Special to | character will prevent ber gaining any large | camp. This anren) wdusu_mflmmul being ;:;lfjé 9 I‘l"':““};r:*m* ‘x}fd‘f»’fr\f-‘;«‘.};;:-‘ 'l\‘;‘"‘l‘!l(‘nlrf “Our proscnt. foclings of mourning and griof | work and not by suddenly rushing great | [LUSSIa A% wo may oo later, W are b | map Brr.]--The Sioux City packers have re- | measure of public sympathy. e adte of tho deocksed, Wil havo I8 aftoct | iF o urderer 1s & seafnring Mg, & soeros to sro mingled with the consolousncss thal | masses of cases to pateut, although contests | the zenith of our sty ¥ | solved tojoin packers at other Missouri river | The friends of Hurlbert in this country 3 SR be taken for granted, it would b just the 148 ilasnatemintinis puarded by the entire | i lusdlated axe pending aec tn which - points to carry the vexed questiou of rates | are more convinced than ever that whatever Newcastle Coal Ficlds, clever thing for him 10 skip about from_sea- people as @ most cherished possession, which | exfete. 1o thus raward fraud and. squander WELCOMED 10 °FRISCO. on dressed meat and live stock before con- | may happen he ought never to rest until ne [ Deavwoon, D, April 2.—(Special | port loscaport. If he is in New York o the progress of time tsell caunot shake publio dpnda ponld makhave bean the purpdse SRl gress for relief. Tho ruling of the interstate | has produced Wilfred Murray, or cau ot | Telegram to Tup Ben--News bas just | Wil be caueht, The chances are very much Tuo Nutional Zeituni remarks that in thiee | of our national legislature. These are my | Fnthustastic fieception of the Presl- | commerce commission, requiring the same | least find rospectable witnesses who uctually | been received hero that a deal peading ia | fian iu Loudon, owing 1o the difference of B eat (anas Vew poTiue . ths shtrer | Lo s o s Inwiuresented, udiallorishe | ey A\_‘y‘"(',"l“'l\"““,,“""j‘!" Gate, entian | T4t on dead and live weats, has_operated as | saw that mysterious individual in flesh. It | Loudon for the last threo months bas been | police imethods fidelity, spirit of sacrifice and chivalry of ROl S O8 e ALY aegusy ERBANG) e l‘fi k~- ‘j 130 I'W\Sv ential | 3 serious discrimination against western | is not deemed creditable that Murray can | closed and that an English syndicate bas SLUGGER MITCHELL SNUBBED, the German race and princes attained unity Major McKinley Talks train arrived at Bakersfield at 8:30 this | packers. It has boen especially serious to the | nave vanished from the earth, leaving no | purchased 4,000 acres of coal land near New- [ 1t is said Jake Kilrain and Cher- General von Moltke's' devotion 10 duty, bis | Wasmixatoy, April [Special Tele. | morning. President Harnson was intro- | Sioux City packers. =Reveips have fallen off disinterested devotion to the common weal, E trace behind. Hurlbert gives ussurances | castle, Wyo., from parties residing at Lead | lev Mitchell vers nearly came to blows R0 u BN N e ot stneon B r Al eran b it imes almost one-half. The interstate commerce ¢ = : el gl ¥ : i1 v Minara Cheats N Bl bniscine Iabors oxteating to ihe threahod | Eram to Tuz Brn)—Speaking of the tncl- | SHeet o 1o PEOEE S0 WES 8 h0Rt 40 FsPORG | commission refuses point planicto grant any | thet he will take the course recommended | City, throe miles south of Duadwood. The | 10, firy Migars thoator tn New Work of his minetioth year, are virtues that ail | dents at the republican league conveation at | When b e Y et 1on Sprower of | velief, to madify its ordebor even to give o | and bring Murray forward or otherwise es- | cousideration for the property was Mitchell aud told lum to his face that he would do well Lo imitate. Cincinnati, Major McKinley said to your "“‘!‘“’"‘““» he was compelled for a mo- | rehearing of the case, The western packers | tablish the truth of his defence. News of the sale is accompauied by the an- | (KKilrain) would not associate with nim, . The Tageblatt suys: **When today the en- | correspondent today that Président Harrison | ment to seck shelter i the car. In a speech | have no other resource than an appeal 10 | gayisfactory arrangements are being made | nouncement thut an agent of the syndicate | Poney Moore, who is Mitebell's father-ine tire nation stauds by the bier of ihe hero | was very popular in Obio and that wherever | a few moments afterwards the president ex- | congress. The Sioux City packing audstock- : 1 will arrive at Newcastle withiu the next | | feio by g o x k . % YR iaE £ aw, tried hard to bring about a reconcilia- Who had neither & personal enemy nor even | he went e heard good words for the admin- | pressed his thanks for the greeting and said | Yrd interests areready to join all other | With 8 view of arriviag at a compromise 1 1hjiy gays to inaugurate a tho 5 h Uk dovel- |\ tion. s Eileatn wodld not have it and ) s : veste cket ¢ith the Newfoundland delegutes on a basis L 4 don, gk KClipai svould nok have ity abduoons an envier, one may still live i joyful confi- | istration. The vresident has not onl, o Smidthe % western packers. wit _ . opment of the property. Ihe inines at p score Mitchell unt » party brol Qence that tho losson tauht by tne career | @rown iti Obio but throughout the country,” | *he Deoplo must Sxouse min, iLhossomedly of a continuance of the existiug modus | ant worked noar Nowcastio aro producing | Laued 10 score Mitchell until the party broka and homely life of the comuindur of the | suid Major McKinley. *His administration | little shy of bouguets, as he had received one A Drummer’s Weakness. vivendi for another year. 00 carloads of coal per day. The operations R oy e s armios will not be lost, but will ussist to | hus been clean and able. Tne cardinal prin- | in his eye the other day which he had cause | Cepar Raris, Iu., April 25.—[Special Tel- MEMBER OF PAKLIAMENT. of the new company will incrense the output World's fair oficials are muo sed over build up a nobler 1ifo iu bis courtrymen.” ciples of the republican party as an oreaniza- | to remember. ceram to Tne Bes.|-Last evening C. F. 4 5 = to b0 cars per day within tho next twelve | ypo pey plans for the administration builds ‘The Kreuz Zeitung says: “With the pas- | tion have been respected and the pledges of | At Tylare the national salute was firea and > vl Gladys Rushes Into Print. months. 111 thatis to Bovor A.H00 aanars foat ol th Yy o f A v v Ke) Billan, the jewecler, detécted a traveling man fim ing cover 62, q foet of the sing away of the unassuming great warrior { our platform of 1888 as nearly kept as was Y d v A85 i [Copyright 1891 by James Gordon Bennett. & rface. -‘The general style has fallen anothior, colowm of the empire. | possible. 1 don't think that anything which | the party escorted to a gaily decorated stand, | for an eastern firm robbing him. The fellow | 1,0 SO 00 ™8™ N 0™ Y ok "Horald The Worl 1's Fair Convention. ERtisle Saurtafo, “The. general style ofsbriin Liko Ewveror William L, Geueral von | oceurred at the Cluciunati couveution coula | the base of which was ihe stump of a mam- | acknowledged his gulit. He hud peen sys- | LOXPON, Abt S —ifew, York A RRON: 5 TV A poll Bn: STGAMA I mares PisiIs e pieaioh Te(iiAlaY pried out in Moltke leit prosperity bereft, yet well pro. | be construed as disrespectful to or inappre- | moth redwood tree. Speeches were also | tematically robbing hiw for some time. He | Cable—Special to Tur Bre.] -The last has e i B Her Heanin et | Th oy M aRnopiof 00010 A08 hoalx Axle, vided.” cistive of President Harrison. If such were | made here and the president shook hands | makes regular trips to Cedar Rapids and al- | not yet been heard of the Hurlbert casa | gram LAl on 5 sariaain 2als e G SLONO8,OGURS. QNG IgIe, SUN- The Vossische Zeitung says: “General vou | possible I am sure it would not be local, for | with all the peopie who could get near him. | ways purchases sometking of Mr. Ballan | Lady Evelyn has rushed into print. Moltke's fame will live in the thoughts of | When I was at Cincinuati a few days ago the | The party arrived at Fresno a little before | and managed at tha same time to secrete the nation and his name will be written in | name of President Harrison was received | noon and haa a most enthusiastic reception. | articles of jewelry about his clothes. He re- , and Moses P, | mounted by lofty balustrades, coll and blicity | Pavilions. " A great feature is the central t of publicity | Goine "y3) et in diameter and feot be | terworth, solicitor gene says it is not vrue that Hurloert thought the | Handy, chief of the departw; z i BT ud promotion of the world's fair, will at- u g POyl lottors of gold on the pages of history, mot | With great enthusiasm.” Sk~ Fuaxcisco, April 2. President Har. | turned most of the stolen goods and will not | 08¢ Wasnot to be tried uatil July. Shesays | nd promotioh of who worichs fir Wil at uiring four pavilions of four only as ulmost the greatest general, but as % e rison was welcomed to San Francisco tonight | be prosecuted. that all her testunony was known to George | tend the South Dakota world's fair conveu- | sto for offices. In thp building will O Rant s 1 OBIARS i o7 all timar Senator Reagan's Future, in an enthusiastic mann The party was Lewis, solicitor for Hurlbert, and that in the | tion tobe held in this city May 27. T ba i (l“‘_\} I gh1s, ambulance A note in the Reichsanzeiger tonight, re- | Wasiixa1os, April 25.—[Special Telegram | met at Oakland by the recention committee, Another Burglary. alody Hall. for “Fartbery |\ EMbaring will be one of ¢he, moky {mportint | #8IVI00, COCHORS, DURH orolgn _dopart. AOAYIESladby € . ever Leld 1 eith there was no meution of Wiltred Murray. | mittos in charg Hurlhert's case on the other hand was ua- | ments for it. ferring to the report that the probibition | to Tur Bree.] agmiust American pork would be immediately removed, suys that until some clearer idea can be formed con the practical work- _Texas democrats in the city | including General Ruger and staff of the Missovii Vairey, Ia. April 25 —|Special < it | Unmited States army and General Demond of | to Tar Ber.]—Another burglary was com- say itis very probable, as reported, that 3 bl 1ot " glary was com Senator Reagan w 1 | the state troops and escorted to the ferry | mittad in this city last night. The thief cut r of the Dakotus. The com- | meat, information burcau, general postofico, is making elaborate arrange- | bank'and public comfort rooms and restaur- Some five hundred representa- | ant. The second, third and fourth floors will kunown to her counsel. She does not under- | tives will be present. be devoted to the din 1 ba appointed railn steamer Piedmont. The president occupied ———— or rene other O in{talanee opduhe 5 state out a panel from " the back door of Crame: molals, The rotuu o 4 ing of the meat iusy Service la Americn | commisiover of the Lone Star state und | 4portion on the upper. deck, whence he ob- Brothones clothiug store tnreed tha lar'mer | stand why her word was not taken sgainst - siclalac TNs voumA L TR othier decision here must' be postponed. This ofi- | thereaftor dispppear from the upper branch | taiued full view of San Francisco across | weat 1n, A lurge amoubt of clothing, hats, | bis as her sin was no worse than bis. Prisoners Escape. : the worl SiutiaRERt0n 15 duaio she (Rienusmbnta OF | Gusy R 2 o BRI Jeas paattie oot the ~bay. Bonfires blazed on all "the | and smaller goods was taken. Notrace has | “Itscems very unfair’ sho says, “that | Drapwoon, 8. ., April 35.—(Special Tele s AR BID AERIgANY DOREH, dealers in Hamburg and Bremen who expect | Hissione IS 90,000 'e year aud the ap-i| high' ‘peaks” an| e long _ lines of | vey peen discovered of the guilty partie R Sal el maddee s i) T T Bhaia e After being married f rs Mrs atany early dato to import large cargoes of | Peinument is for five years. Reagan, whois | sireets below were brilliant with electrie | ¥ &' 2660 41560 $90G pertise. becauso I have not always rigidly resisted | gram to Tae Bue aries B Qi 5 Ve ¥ Dati) a poor man, will have to come up for re- A Hall, u down enst Awerican hogs, Trade in American beef ady sixtye lights and red fire. The marine display was = man's too persuasive volce I should be | Call Smith, two prisoucrs confined in jail | Lin yemis agued 1o Tudge Ehaniad coutinues o boom. S, A bimas B WA gt | one of the wmost suking features of the occa- HIS OWN SURGED) doemed unworthy of ail credence and de- | bere awaiting trial for ropber, Drig this mor r a divorce rove 1t proposal has bean ARADR RENSKA, A BID0G B0 RO W00 8 | sion. The Pieamont passed between tw g o justice ven ¢ re ve beer sloyed to groon o all, who is seventy-seven AT JATRosL B Nt vear and would stand but & shm chance of | Tt lines of vessels from Oakland 16 uay | A Desperate Man Amputates His Feet | barred from justice that even criminals are | have been employed to groom fr Hall, wh venty-sevon ] sl re-elec it is believed he will be glad of o S R o PR this chance of retirement from cougressional Dl bses 1€ | hfe. Congressman Mills, it is said, is to suc- bill provides for the uppointment of au in- ¢ W aroviies fae the. shecieimont ¢ ' of'n | ceed Reagan. Tholatter is nearly seventy 0. s. They tired of the job and while the | years of ag cutiers and a large number of ocean-going | WixxirEG, Man., AprRl 25.—[Special Tel. | Summers expected to again ask the attor- dopiihgad h made a successful break for liberty, Depu- | St steamers. ALl these Vessels as well as every | eram to Tue Bre|—Joseph Coutour, | ey Foueral if tho plaintiff was not to be | yias have been scourini the count craft lying at the dosks on both sides of the A BIXTEEN STORY BUILDY m all man department. The preawble accompany- | $X-confederate in congress, having been | fire'and electricity, ~setting off their decora- | 8 of Minnesota 8 few days ago, ran across . Hariheey and it . L D D b ay afloaisiiciune to ke tlie, ing the bill refors to the active commercial | L resident Jefl Davis' postmaster general, | tions of flags and bunting. When the Pied- | a little shanty in front of which was a human ] client’s innocencs he will doubtless ins's* on MINE SRUT DOW o s aapor Dol op o inicreourse betwoen Germany aug qhe | SCCPOLARY of th treasury and an timate | mont arrived at the foot of Market strect 4 | foot. Eatering he foundmmun named Mo | &b action against Miss Evelyn for conspiracy. e i e b United States oud o the e iny e - tremendous crowd was gathered, and as the | Kinnon Iy 4 : Such & course would relieve the public prose- b 5 AT IRsT OF 80N tiou bias already been u v Eugland Rl : party left the stoamer & shout' was sot up | LinRoR I¥iog on 8 bundle of rugs aimost 7 responsibilite. The woners | 1M Anticipation of the Threatened | With her colors floating from tne mast. France aud Spain ¥ Sagisc, ¥« Dolandl Heasy'e Oc ) Nhieh continued several minutes. . Thy | famished and nearly insage by his sufferings, [ Cutor from respousi The general Strike In May. bead and her huil and upper works gliste he miners’ strikes are formid WasiiNrox, April 25.—([Special Telegram | ogigontial party atonce entered carriages | Some weeks ago both his feet became frozen | Opiuion is that if Evelynis guilty of con- | (ooonoor Wyo., april 25— [Specia! Tele. | Wilh new paiut the steamer Hudson rri sble proportions around Bo Most of | to Tur Ber.]—Colonel Guy Henry will very | aud the procession started through thestrects | and mortification set in one foot. In despera. | Spiracy no punishment 1s to severe for ner, | o0 ! 5w "Orgers were given yes. | At H6r dock east of the Rush street bridge the pits are closed. Tue strik soon, it is said, be ordered to Washington for | tothe Mehanics’ pavilion. The illumira- | tion he cut it off wish a butcher knife and | Put—nand there is a large but, in this case. PR o, d 3 this morning, with the proud nction of ser district exceod 15,000, duty. This move was some months ago au- | tious along the iine of march were the most | (e o€ 000 e M HEUERE BEE TR o0 Randolpb Cburchill has gone to | WrASY 10 close dowu one of the jurgest Union | having beeu the f { season to mensures adopted by the employers and the | ticipated by Bre specials. It is understood | brilliant ever seen in the city aud the decora- y PP Mashonaland in tue loterest of & syndicate | PAcific miues at Rock Springs. This is done | reach Chicago from the lower lake ports. abscuce of any sttempts at conciliation en- | that troop K of the Ninth cavalry will be one | tions were profuse. pletely and he lay in his hut dying of starva. | A 4y et to anticipate au expected strike by the miners WESTERN PEGILE IN CHICAGO. raze tho mieu, uumbers of whom are acting | of the two troops selocted to take the place of | ~ When the party arrived at the Mechanics’ | tion, _ thirst and paim until pitying [ composed of Colonel North, Lord Brassey, | fo\po eight hour systew in May, The com- | Among the western people in Chicago to- independent of the advice of tho leaders of | the troops of the Fourth and Sixth regiments | pavilion thousands of people were assembled | providence sent the wandering hunter's | Cecil Rhodes, and two others. Letters rom Jaims. however, that tb pid 1 day were the following e o nent, who aro opposed to & geperal | Bow at Fort Myer, Va,, which have been or- | in the vicinity. The immense building, which tsteps to the door. Coutour at | him are to be printed in Londou. For thus | Py Claiis, BOWS A R R At the Palmer—Charles E. Monroe, Salt strike. The socialist an, the \orwaerts, | dered to move May 1. There has been a good | holds 10,000 people, was decorated with buut- iuterested himself in the case. | work aud his influence he gets £5,000 and “["‘;_“ kS IWELID 0 of tho shortacss | . 48 K0 SOtah: 7. O, Rot L besooches the men to pause.’ Tt deciares that | deal of contention among the troops of the | ing, evergreens and an eloctric light display ng the woudiied . something-to'est, | > 0t L N ding 1o Lon. | & oot — - Charles. MeNally, Fort Yates, N, D.; A R the mowest is mnot opportune for a | Nipth for this detail, the most formidable ap- | The party was escorted toa small stand at | heset out to get assistance, He sccured a | POYS D ¥ s L N A Verdict for Damag Mitehell, Lin Mrs, J. B, Mitehati: Mil: wholesale strike and that such s | Plicant being troop . Tt 1s smd that there | the end of the pavilion aud after a brief in- | team and two men and returned to | don papers he goes merely for the pleasurcof | - S, Anril 25— (8 | Tele. | ford, Neb. ekl movement will erd 1n & disastrous de- | Was & vast amount of wire pulling dona to se- | formal reception to General Markbam's staff | the hut, only to find that in the iu- | sceing the new country. ERERENR N M SIS =i NPociM) Lole d the Welll Jeut and the loss of existing privilegss, | cure the berth, but Secretary ry % B srdict ). 000 v At th on—-Mr. ard M Ch e Proctor's | and others the military formed in long lines, | terveniog period the wounded wan hag _ rum to Tue Bee. |]—A verdiet of §10,000 was rs. Charles 'Y ; v J. Greeue, ¥ Despite friordly exbortations the temper of | choice fell on the troop which he considered | between which a_ steady stream of people | hacked off his other foot, mortification hav- Death of 1 rincess Galitzi e, obtainea agaiost the Union Pacific raiiroad | ¥ Sro6he: ¥ sht, Billings tle 1wer foreshadows uuiversal defianoe had dope the hardest service. Tue other | passed for over an hour, "As they filed past | jug also attacked it.. He was placed on a (Copyright 1891 Ly James Gordon Benne't.\ company by Edward Jarvi, & Finlander | Moot . i ki) the employers The May ay cele- | trocp will probavly be taken from the First | tne stand there was constant cheering and | Wagon and a start made for Winnipog, but Nice, April 25, —[New York Herald Cuble | hardly able to speak English, Jurvi's leg At the Auditorium —-George (. brations are likely 1o resuit in a | cavalry instead of the Seveuth. Trocp K of | waving of hats and bandkerchiets, Great | the coudition of the sufferer prociuded rapid Special to Tre Bee.|—Princess Galitzine, | was crusbed in & Union Pacific wine, He | Salt Lake City, Utah W. Raymond, Hasoc The soclelists disagree as | the Niuthise ow at Fort Robinson. numoers of people were unable 10 gain ad- | traveling, and not ,um,:l yesterday was the | CCETL L kol wife of the Grand | has been fighting the case in the courts for | taun: A. A, Clark, Henry C. Lane, Council > programme. he pariiamentary e s . mittance to the pavilion during thereception, | Wounded man placed iu the hosvital. He is : three years. 'Tne present verdict is fiua Bluffs; O. W. Huriba k Creek, S. 1, soctions Want Lo postpone tho demonstrations Prootor's Successor Di cuseed —_———— iv @ terrible condition and his recovery is | Marchal of the court of St. Peters- | ’ it s il b At tue Richelieu—W. Grant Richardsor until Moy 8. The extremists urge that & | WASHINGTON, April 25.—[Special Teiegram Kansas City Mystery. very doubtful. He has relatives Lere, burg, Piince Jobn Galitzine, died at | BEAUTIEUL MYSTERY. Omiaha 3 Surday domoustration would be futle. There | t Tur Bre]—This evening's local news- | Kaxsas City, Mo., April 35 —Boys playing —_———— 10 o'clock thls morning 8t Palais o At the Grand Pacific -7, M. Mills, Des must, wocordiug o this section, be a general | papers, proceeding upon the assumption | in g ereol Yifteenth stree o ) y ; S SUNK. arie Christine. The deceased was one o ¢ ¢ ore A . | Moines: J. W. Power, Moutana; Mrs. P, C. abstention from work ou the first. The em- Qm'u Sec rx‘-!nrj of War troctor will be ‘l,‘w | in acr ek at Fifteenth street today fouud CHILIAN WARSHIPS SUNK. Marie Christine. The deceased was o {1 A Younz Woman Wanders Aimlessly C peror has ordered the suppression of street | ror Edmund’s suceossor and that a new fane | two gunuy sacks iu the mud, each containing manifestations. The troops will be kept in | will go 1o the head of the war depa the most distinguished ladies of the imperinl | About and meut be. | ® mutilated human body. 1t was thought Power, Helena, Mout h 1ks of Love., Two Hundred of the Crew Lost in the | gourt. The funeral will not take place until Haxreol Hou W. A Paxu for New York city | Conn., April #5.—[Special Tel- | toniglit, where to rewuin for abou readiness in their barracks, though uouody | fore next October, discuss the probable se- ‘b«‘\ .wvro the -m-,m;»x‘ ..1‘ mk;:ll.w‘] :éud.-'.':.(\ ; & isaster. the arrival of her busband | egvam to Tue Bre A wystery surrounds | a week ou' pr .\r\:.\sm. t expocts that theg will be required tiou for the piace. Ex-Sepator Hill ut the coroner professes to believe that they que, C 1 25, — Th ship - = > beuutiful girl who was found dering e e s s s i foo | B lor W08 D000, Wxbenaior ,m“‘;f | are the bodies of murdered people. | “‘_‘*" g nlfli w‘;m M_M“I_I 21 “‘)‘_'\'e?_ Russian O pression. | Hn\u autiful girl who was found wanaeriog | - - iddivg racicg on Sundays and advising local | in turn Senator Manderson of Nebraska, | ~rr <Py -l s Loxpox, April 25— Specisl Cablegram to | 08 New Britaln avenue today. She wus well | THE WEATHER FORECAST. authorities to permit racing to bo heid only | ex-Scuator Pierce of North Daxota and As- Coke Regions Quiet. sels taken posseasion of by the robels at tho | - Tug Bee.)—The cuar is pushing with sever. | dressed wut barclooied, barebieaded sud | o 3 ity the work of converting tbe non-conform- ping aimlessly aveut. Ske will tell notbing | For Omaha and vicinity--Feir; followed by | st Russiaus to the orthodox faith, The | Of herseif und ssys nothing except ‘ome I | Lkt ratn; slightly cooler, Everything is | breaking out of the msurrection, was sunk | v quiet iu this region today, but | April 28 in Calders bay by a torpedo fired by serious trouble is expected Monday, fcr which | the new gunboat Almireute Lynch. The de- an working days, as the best method cf hin- | sistant Secretary of War Girast of Minne | Scorrvare, Pa, April 5 dering the workingmen from at twem, | Mandersou 1« wiven the | comparativ e s strongest hoom, and besides veing a well 2 2 2 e love, two 1 love, throe I love, | say.” These For Nobw ko -Much colder, fair; northe Chauge of Venue Gr. known volunteer sold'er and fuwiliar with | @O S LR R ERPoee e ke, | Struction of the ironclad was attended by | Preachers of disscuting Russian sects have | \onis sue constantly repeats as she touches | weeter, wiile Naw Yons, April . (Special Tologram | Lhe duties of the war depurtment. baving e G e o s o mo- | wreat loss " ot NS s, comprising | been warned that they are incurring the ik | with tender fingers buttons on ber gown, 1t | - Fur lowa— Fair: southeriy, shifting to northe ok, | AP Leen & member of the seuate committee om ed. Ouve sourc quictude to the au- crew, 7 » congress | of Sibe d public ofticials throughout tLe | 1s though Lias been ud de- do kSRS A S T RPN F A | latn | haif her crew, belug kilied, The congress | of Sibcria, und public ofticials throughout 15 thought that she bus been drugked aud de L westerly winds by Monday ; much celder. Enru‘ are now iu possession of C and | empire are wakiug a practice of breaking | serted. The authorities will make au luves- | For South Dukotc—~Much colder ; falr; nerthe ‘arrizal, up thewr meetings, The perseculion is uok | Uguiion. Wealer by winds, affairs, is mentioned as one who | tuorities is the fact that largesquads of Hu stands near the presidest. 1nrmu are going through daily military Ppreme court todey granted s chauge of venue