Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1894, Page 3

[ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, APRIL 8 1894 TWENTY PAGE —_— , e, | it is truthfully alleged by many clalmants P PR gy PO | that same of these attorneys and agents | | neglect and refuse to assist |n preparing | Breckinridge-Pollard Oate Rapidly Nearing | e of nreckineidie's Atisrneys Thinks Her vidence or give any information whatever " Tta Last Stages T Very RPCPT Yok relating to their claims. e CINCINNATI, O., April 7.—(Special Tele TO PROFECT THE BUFFALO, gram to The Bee)-—$liss Pollard Is an CROW CREEK MATTERS COMING TO A FOCUS e INSTRUCTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN ASKED | actress equal, I may say, to Clara Morris or Representative I 's Bl to Save Yellow- Safah Dernhardt,” said Hon. Den Hulter — stone Park Game — Probability that Oleveland Will Urge the Passage of Pickler's Relief Bill. < worth at the Burnet Homse this afternoon V nse Committee Hias Recommended the WASHINGTON, April Representative | Lawyers for the Plaintiff and Defense Make I never saw ythingd iike . She can Money to Detray the | acey of Towa has reported to the house g the Judge-An Out- simulate any passion .of temotion, and It Is curred by Those Who from the committee on public lands a bill line of the Course of the my opinion that this is hut the prelude to Weilt o LHb StessrvRtION having for its object the protection of the her going on the stage. There was no ex idbateds) ' birds and animals in the Yellowstone park se on earih for the bringing of this su —_— Nothing Is gained by it; public or private — In an accompanying report Mr. Lacey y virtue s not subsorved by it. It {s worse WASHINGTON BUREAL OF THE BEE, | 0 part: “There has been for some years [ WASHINGTON, April 7.—The prospects | rhan a_foul pestilence breeding chntagion M3 Fourtenth Street, a necessity for a law to punish crimes in the | of a dry legal argument in the Pollard- | Had I been called Into the case three days WASHINGTON, April 7 Yellowstone National park, Perpetrators of | prockinridge case did not prove sufficiently | sooner it would not have been tried, It my At L L LSO ] 4 crimes have escaped all punishment for want s e embers of | counsel could have prevented, and had 1 ) 1 5 It is probable Representative Pickler's bill | o %ho “ovoanary legislation e bill re- | Attractive to-draw out even the m "“l'm' been a judge on the bench I would never C ey, lge[ 0. Arguments, allowing damages to the settlers who were | ported attaches the park to the judicial the bar to Judge Bradley's court have Tet It come to trial. There is no con- ejected from the Crow Creek and Wisnebago | trict of Wyoming, and gives the criminal | Neither of the principals were there, | doning of Mr. Breckinridge. I will not do it - Indian reservation in South Dakota In the | Statutes of that state full force over the | aithough their lawyers bristled with | He does not want it. I belleve he would R T i ) wanton and cruel slaughter of th x‘-‘rm, 'tv{lll'm'-‘l' «‘:wvyux{ .;.)m.; It ; rs 1‘41}1- “But to return to Mise Pollard. She is veland today and urged him to send a | and other wild animals in the park have been | with stacks of bound volumes. The | the most remarkable witness 1 eve w or S fee raQ’ X ™ special message to copgress urging the pas- | reported, and the secretary of the interior | proceedings were begun by Mr. Cal- | ever heard or ever read of. She has her case (,h()lC(‘ I)I €SS (1()0(1 Sl”\.\, T . s found himself powerless to prevent it ‘arlisle p » | thoroughly in hands. Every detail of it. 1 wBage of th asure The president said he h foun de n Carlisle, who sald that in the y < out o e vast herds o Ilions of buffalo over s v e the taci d a woulll Take the matter under advisement and | Ouf, OF the vast berds of 0 he Dlains of | Praver of the plaintiff for instructions to the | fi oAb B AU B Rl s Cape ackets and America few now remain, hasn't a ready answer she will make a plea ’ documents relating to the subject. Th in the Yellowstone ark. One \’r{ I)'\l' pur-.| every possible aspect of the case, were for sympathy to gain time, and all the time Dill has been favorably reported to the house, | botes of setting aside the park has been 10 | geied of the court. Stripped of their legal | her mind is active to coin some nice phrase p b 3 pL Dresorve thin dittle. herd, A few days ago | 2%ked of the court. Stripped of thelr legnl | [E7 0 %50 Miich to reply. You remember aists arasols, etc.,, visit poachers entered the park and commenced ‘ rbiag ”’“ substance of the Instructions | o "oho ploaded that T was hard on her, b 2 4 b the slaughter of these animals. -“:“’ for are ; ' That was to gain time to think in a critical - 'hat, In a suit of breach of promise o moment . ANOTHER SILVER BILL, marriage, if the jury finds the evidence She has nothing to gain if she wins her Kelley. Stlger & CO., i shows that there were mutual promises of | Sult, where she could have hid everything One Which it is Asserted Will Meet with her own wa had she so willed. She could = q s are Prepiilent Cleveland’a Approvals marriage between the plaintiff and defend- | JE€ O%E WE (60 0 Hone anything, and a Cor. Farnam and 15!h Sts. further proof, if they make their c WASHINGTON, April 7.—A bill which, it | ant, if the- defendant was married there word from her would have been law with good. i R X after, It constitutes a_breach of promise Mr. Breckinridge. She could have had what TURNER'S NOMINATION HUX ! That, it the plaintiff and defendant were [ she wanted." Citizens of Yankton, friends of E. M. found to have had illicit intimacy before the O Brien, lately defeated candidate for po't Bland seigniorage bill was today introduced | projmise of marriage, that would constitute masypr at that place, have petitioned Sena- | by Representative Meyer, democrat, of Louis- | no defense, and if such plaintiit had had Sk TN i - tors Hill and Vilas to hold up the nomination | jana, It provides for the coinage of stand- | illicit intercourse with others and he knew While ':"“‘I:_“‘("-' ‘:‘3“”“ o 'l""':'};_‘"‘“ a of Dr. 8. 8. Turner. The s°nators namel | i 2 J AT ¥ it before he made the promise, it was not a S ‘ b bt Uhred a reapectful reply. atating that such | ard silver dollars and for the issue of new | JoC CHICAGO, April (Spec AU ISEAT Tmatters properly belonged to Senator Wash- | bonds tn liew of bonds heretofore authorized. | SRR Laon o proof that there was to be [ to The Bee)—St. Louls burn, who I8 & member of the committee on | The bill repeals such portions of the resump- | ¢ phiance of a marriage contract, with an | the World afr, but a L postoffices. The petitioners then, as stated | tion act l"l“r L LA Of | understanding that there was not to be a [ bought the buildings and wil make o hand in th dispatches last night, promptly ap L L ©8€ | contract carried of by the defendant, th thing by tearing the down. His that many democratic residents of | to sell bonds of $2, and multiples thereof, | 5o'¢) o e viqence that such was the fact. paid is 500. The money, it is expected, wished to be heard in opposition | bayable in coin after five years, bearing In- ie jury must find for the plaintiff unless | Will be turned over to the South Park board to confirmation and that they would either | terest not exceeding 3 per cent. Provision | ;o ‘gios%ei " thare was a mutual agreement one lump next Tuesday, for, while the rome e their object i | is made for using the proceeds of these bonds b il "ement | papers have not vet been signed, they are come in person or write thelr objections and iy L hese bonds | 0t to carry out the semblance of a contract | all drawn up and only a few minutes time send them on. Senator Washburn stated to- | for settling outstanding bonds. The secre- | yng ¢o find it by a preponderance of evi- | will be required to complete the transter. day that the nomination would be held up | tary of the treasury is also authorized 10| jon.0 " Also, unless it finds that- plaintiff Park Superintendent Foster alone nego- until the democratic opposition could iy | coin into silver dollars 42 fine ounces | 441Gt accept the promises from the defend- | tiated the sale. The park commiss case hel o e Cf pe. of silver bullion and to fissue silver certifi- | a he 3 v ere think the p pretty falr of its ca<e before the committee. 3 J ; % ant and knew at the time they were rot | think the price u pretty falr one, toy HUMORS OF THE O'NEIL CASE. R oo lhl‘s nl:-‘ xt\l.\lerr.v,;.l :’,}',“k.;“:n“{'“n‘nfl made in good faith, but agreed with him that | B AN GG GUoRat (o the boa After the house had finally unseated Mr. {‘1;‘:"\;”' A Tastal (rGibiry. cartinvatesy| oy nould nobHe bindingyhat ciisfiaat be | advertisement he twenty buildings | Fovian ki ttan (i fata T lox\abatorad ik shown by a preponderance of evidence. cluded in’ the sale cost over $1U00,00, 0 [ vy . oo T ; P e R = 9 “andwritten the fatal “ex” before his | (0 (0 G RO (O G Re )V GRULE 8 His T, CLR s b Gl < DI AN A CR(N N with his nstructions. 1t Is expeeted, as a A A ; title ‘of representative, Mr. Turpin of Ala SBE i o AN A ) L result of the investigation, the patent system AR\ AT e E O WA thads s Nt LhG Iy sAFAL. cons 05 R OTNBIARIBUCP LIS, faith and she accepted 1t in good falth no | cent. The hest offers icecived on the call | LS R oL Uiio iy ent(gauon, (he alontisystem gl Il2 A ) gress, to yield -his seat to his opponent, defense was constituted in the reply. b G L T a plan similar to that of the Un'ted States. Judge McDuffie, came up and said: They Wl e Oponed in Chiewgo Next | In forming whether she understood the | fuci”suirintndent Foster to ek 45 i 0 et kg arina L A pong bl i) contract to be in good faith, the conduct of | the sale of the bulldings Delvxis ; ’ . NTTITRIEE : k ki AL be LERCIRL L Al | b BB M M {he plaintift and defondant after making the | then' he his Fecelved varlons off s trom | Passages in One of His Specches Which Have L Sl DR True Inwardness of the Recent Troublos in ! ASHINGTON April 7.—Arrangements | s sconaliers nomse ] wreoking LeorbanTeNIEIronid gRTerRiRRd: 5 on . 7 i “T don't know a man T would rather take [ \VASHINGT Sry EIEOE contract are to be considered. 1f the prom- | Wwrecking companies, iron dealers and spec Been Misconstrued. es8 Transacted ut the First Satur- the Indian Territory. a i Wt feaponded Mr. Joy, courte. | are being made at the burcau of Indian | jses arz found to have been repeated by [ ulators 'Erom he first Mr. Garrett cvinced S b g ( ¥ 5 ¥ : sfore 8 SEMalbil | osition to overbid all competitors, anc xlon of % ously. affairs for the annual letting of contracts | them before Mrs. Blackburn and Major | disposition, to ovrbid all competitors, an WASHINGTON, A s & ! I P | M. Foste dvantage s fact to ASHINGTON, April 7.—This is the first “I know how you feel,”” went on Turpin. | for furnishing supplies to Iudian reserva- | Moore the fact of a secret understanding | grquseithe Chicago men and swi & 3 bl L e e rond I e By | o T e e i ath of the | MUSL be proved by a preponderance of evi- | hrou" i the pomi at which (he deal was | HE ANSWERS A KANSAS CORRESPONDENT | Saturiay scssion of the senate during the { JUST M.RELY A PERSONAL DIFFERENCE first congress and I found it mighty rough [ (i CE B e She | Jence and the fact of carnal knowledge be- | finally closed: regular session of congress. There was some Conl s warehouses in Chicago and New York. The | {ween the two is not a defense. Some of the Chicago bidders feel cha- expectation in the senate that the opposition = 3 # Nite 3 o ee or ed of 3 el (avaditiat iy LD ined_over their defeat and comp be- S e . 'And_ then they went down to Tom Mur- | dates have not vet been determined on, | If the jury believed the plaintift to be un- [ KBRed over thelr defeat and complain b Row that Was Raised by a Pecullar View | o the tariff might be manifested, similar to | OWnership of n Measly Broncho Starts v Miretaran AR D nartodic but it Is probable that the work will bé | chaste and the defendant knew of her un- | CAUSe further opportunities were not given | KO . i When e “Vote was being taken on the | commenced in Chicago on May 15 and last | chastity, that unchastity docs not consti- hv!:"m].”:”l(:rl::l‘:yl:’:.“x]g‘-‘lil‘: ‘:'\’-‘ they ||n|n]]_\ Taken of Some of His Utterances on that of yesterday, but the journal was read the Shooting—The Indians Willing O'Nell-Joy case a fellow member turned (o | two weeks there. When that is concluded | tute a defense, spite of It ally their final blds Were ridicu: the Tarift—His Position I’ and approved and routine business procceded to Allow the Law to Take Mr. Hilborn and =aid: !.im bids will |5'- opened in New \(:'\rk. 0 If the jury belleves she told him that she | | v low, and gave rise to rumors th itively Defined. with, with few interruptions. ator Hoar Its Course, Judge, how do! you feel now?" cupying a similar length of time. Commis- | had been intimate with Rhodes and therc- 1" men 'had combined to keep the fig- GAILE AR e () CLreD eyt (O 1"t the guillotine already,” he replied. | Sioner Browning or General Armstrong, after proposed marriage, that intimacy does | ures at the lowest notch. Teides, Mr. : L Morga “Oh. well, yow'll come back. You're sure | 48sistant commissioner, with Chlef not form a justification for breich of contract | Garrett offered spot cash, while the others 1 Smisinl = padishaiohilCichomorning paperajsaying that S 5 o D e lec Cos the' consoling re. | of the fnance division and Private Se JUST AN AC o inted to pay on the installment pla WASHINGTON, April 7.—Mr. Reed has | the British Parliament had passed an act | WASHINGTO! -A full report of . ; e The sale was practics ompleted Tue: ; retary Corcoran, will form a party to supe G { e e Al I ues- | sent the following letter to C. L. Vaughan | intended to carry out the provisions of the | the trouble between the Cheyenne and Arap- Titard Bt HaNwWorc: BTl ak asaragateRambliit The secret marriage to another after th ay, when M Fret’'s offer of §75,000 y V ap I suppose T will,” answered Judge S bl Raee 150 L same promises to marry, and before others s accepted and his. npetitors notified | at Hutchinson, Kan., in reply to one forward- [ award of the Bering sea arbitration tribunal, | ahoe Indians and eattiemen in Oklahoma Hilborn, “But you know while we all be- | 9f money involved in the contract is about { 4004 not constitute a defense, but an agg: that, they need make no offcrs for the | ing an extract from a speceh of the former: | but according to which ships which might § was received at the Barean of Indian Affairs lieve In the resurrection and a glorious fm- | $2:800,000. £ S8 e on of damages. That It he was married | PUERG oo Foster, “Dion | WASHINGTON, April G, 1594.—My Dear | have salled 'without notice of its passage | today from Captain Woodson, in charge of mortality, that doesn’t reconcile us to CORN FOR BREWING. April 20 and kept that marriage a secret, | Goraidine and A T b S DL o F T oy e r T (| e ) e LT D LG, 120 TR e S S i il 1 death.” and thereafter entered Into the contract, | §70,60) on tim. . Garrett's first bid | paoo Rt EmaTaal s WM C B L s R e L e oy SR SliteE The point was held to be well taken. Successtul Experiments. Conducted by J that marriuge is not a defense. The jury | was §70,000. 3 SfanaEtrenir| (PALRIALIYCUlsCRO InomANING (L8 INaYOYE iRl Awanl slmply frinyesion Hea i e self-defense in killing W. S. Breed- After O'Neil had been sworn in some of Mattes I V. are to consider all the relations of the told the Chicago men tb would have to | the west. It was first started by a member visions of the award of the tribunal. He ng, who first shot the chief. Captain Wood- Wi democratle friends congratulated him, | wASHINGTON. April ToJohn Mattes of | Parties. the prospective Improvement of her | £0 over that figure to et the buildings. | of congress in a specch In Denver. I way | 3%Ked Mr. Morgan as to dhe truth of the | son says that the Indians have s but, being a little afrald of his impetuosity, £ : circumstanices by the proposed marriage, the | Ar. Pollak came t office onelection | CAIEE e or g | dispateh, ‘and, believing 1t was true, some | poc o M TR e ; d warningly: renmatances ot e v iuion ot the"oon. | day, and said he would pay $35,000 on short | *omewhat surprised when I read i, for of | supplemental ieglsiation should be pased by | Posed to mallclously injure any of the whits e 3} £ . & ‘ time, and left withou 4 3 y ier | course, se) ed fr e contex con- | o cople. A cc S iy NOw. Jehn. you must behave yourself, | Agricultural department in Europe, has | t-act and t e wrong comm ttel, and may give | proposition. MY, fuiva g, .‘:}".»\‘\’-::xlf, ourse, separated from the context, it con- | congress, people. A courier, who carried messages to and not be getting us into trouble with your | transmitted to Secretary Morton a pre- | exemplary damages. oo e e e e 4 | vevs an entirely incorrect idea. The passage | Mr. Morgan explained that some weeks | Captain Woodson from the upper Washita, labor unions." liminary report on experiments made at the .\x;nuum-nmflnm of the contract with a ‘lrh';v)hmw message ,;n‘fl: .‘\w. I'nll]uk says oceurred in a short extemporancous speech, :'fl“ »*‘lr J"'l‘"”l' \‘u‘""f"';f":"»' 'h:" "rl\'lxh """- reported that he had been intercepted by a At NUU W etiiaa )t oesrily: PORSAON, et third party, with the additional humiiation | In¢ he would pay $5,000 down. I replied | wip 3 5 us when the | bassador, had submitted to the State de- | company of fifty or sixty white v G N e roplled, cheerlly: | Gorman brewing school at Worms, Germany, | "y, "D ilir, ‘which its breach under these | that T would not closé a contrict over the h no point elaborated. It was when the | .riment the draft of an act of Parliament | threatened to kil o et But, gentlemen, I want to tell you that : g e plaintiff, which its breach under these | U 1« £ A X o v C 2 atened to Kill him unless he showed the &e You. in utilizing corn for brewing purposes. I T ] wire, especially as Gise WAS o man wait- | attempt was being made to secure the ald | yion 0" Vet Or his recollection o 1 Vi seating me is the first democratic Victory | gays that the experiments have been sa cizeumstances const tutes, may be cons dercd | g "\cho might be more liberal. The up- | of New England by sacrificing the interest: ot St U e U I RO (e that's been won this year.” B D Y ey raatis | an aggravation of dumages. “The ability or | G "G it il was an offer from Garret( of 2 England by leing the interests | responded exactly with the language of that | The majority of the Washita, according to Hint was ‘another yoint held to be well | CSiOry and that the experts and brewers | jnability of the defendant to pay canmot be | i) cash. T accepted and I think ‘T [ Of the west, under the gulse of slving New | quoted In he dlspatch. There were some | Superintendent Segar of the Indlan sehool at taken. Guality, Satlstactory experiments have niso | considered a mitigating clrcumstance In | made $00 extra for the »ard by so daing. | England free raw material by removing the | features of the proposed act which were | Segar, Okl, whose report has been forwarded, POSTOFFICE CHANGES. T B Yo Ao | (awarding[damages) The money will be pid next Tuesday: duty on coal, iron and wool. Of course, such | opposed (he used the word advisedly) to the | are now awaiting the arrival of beef and g 1S QI | e i ark. It the jury finds the plaintiff was chasto, | Mr. Garrett, who is a elvil engineer, 18 | 4 free list would be very attractive to New | fair interpretation of the provisions of the | have stated that they intend to take no The following postoffices in Nebraska have | est is taken by the department in the ex- i Jot : sald to represent a syndicate. He refused | vard, and those provisl f the g e oo Dot ce L elrak e | oot wekenl DY 4he iepartment in the &x- | save with the defendant, and that attempts | 2210 Lo repiceent 3 opndicate, | A€ refsed | England, it ahe acted in puraetelfishness, |iaward, and these provislons of the proposed | further ation, but would leave the sottle- AL ! b gicid? f i B Y | to impeach her character were made, not in roat people in Chicago tonight are the | But I took care in the few words of that | act were firmly rejected by the secretary | ment of the matter to the government Banner, Banner county, mall to Harrisburg; | may export large quantities of corn to [ go "ol Qor GRATRCHEr WEPe Fate, Mot &e | sorest people in Chicago tonight are the 4 A T e Sy LU A Thacwhi s BOYe 3 e e T oo At Mattogs haal sonc | E00Qifalth, 0 contrive a defense, they | Wiiccdssiul bidders. incomplete statement, but which the aud'enca | Of state, a £h g as he white man killed was W. S. Breeding, Platte county, mall to President; Sheridan, | to Vienna to represent the department at | 21¢,° consider the fact as an aggravation “I would not care,” said one of them, | addressed perfectly understood, to point out | ¥ Informed. About the same time he | who has been living on Turkey creck. The latle , mall resident; § fi[EEol s iRsnreRnt (thertepe Ul of the damages, st T hate 1o be done Wb by & man from | how short-sighted it was for New England | learned from the newspapers that a bill had | man wounded was T. §. Carter, who lives on ‘Wheeler county, mail to Erina; Springbank, | the International d exposition to be I e G e T ey St Louts BaoBintrodoaaln ol ParllamantigivinaNati Lok ersa et E Dixon county, mail to Alton; White-Rabbitt, | opened this month. _The prayers of the defense for instructions, . Louis. e to accept the bribe. Already many Mas _ ' giving ef- | Ouk creck. Breeding went to the camp of Dixaaleguttirimallicai\ioniiwnita ) on! T el which were read by Mr. Shelby, were few i CONFESSES TO BURGLARY. sachusetts miners have legitimately gono | fect to the award of the tribunal, but [ Chief Hill'and claimed an unbranded pony. A e LU R Pland is Sl Confident number, Fhey were in aubstance as follows . west, and more must do w0, the courser going | Whether it is to correspond fo. that, sub- | Chel Hll told him (0 t1ko the pony, but (o . L, B ) as 5 il Afgeat. i TS ek o Ve 5 - Stak e e T e ed by Sir Julian he did not know. | leave the rope with which the $1400 clork ! E WASHINGTON, April 7.—Representative efore the plaintift can recover damage | . A 4 first. Under these circumstances, perfectly | mitted T " rop e pony was motedStromiaistidon alericitolone; "irx(fll\l;?)u Dl Afeoraion et (haePresentat e | he Jury musi believe that a Contract wa | Prisoncr Owns Up to Stealing Harness from | updérsiood by my audionco, some shorc. | Shortly atterwards he learncd that the Dill | hiteled. * When Chicf HHill went to'take tho department. 2 on the state bank questl i e catteus | entered into. between the plaintfl and de UreisiBany sighted men were trying, by the promise | had been withdrawn for,the purpose of re- | rope off the white man drew his revolver partment, o wsued (o the for. | O the state bauk question will have (he | fendant, by which they agreed o becom Dan Baker and L. Fitzgerald were ar- | of free coal. free Iron ore and free wool, to | modeling it, and he still hoped that such | and shot him twice in the right breast. Chief o B e e 0 Aheofol: | effect of rotarding the sliver agitation, He | husband and wife. If there was no actun' | rested yesterday by Detectives Dunn and | pursuede New - England that —she could | Was the fact, and the text of the dispatch | Hill then got his gun and shot the man D T ones Il’ll: i | s one of the signers of the request for a | agreement, statements made in the presenc | Donahue, the former on two charges of | monopolize the maunfacturing, 1. pointed was of the unamended bill which was sent | twice and then fired one shot at the other e e M Loty Ao 1 e | caucus. It has Leen asserted that if ‘the | of others do not constitute a promise of mar- | burglary and the latter as a rtuspicious | out to them that the legislation tendered | Ot Byauistakes 3 man, breaking his arm. This is Chief Hill's Chesnoy. Dewltt; David R. Dantor. Nortolk: | 12X on state banks were once removed the | riage, and if made pursuant to & mutual un haracter, it not being known at this time | them was foolish; that the low duty of the At 12:25 p. m. the senate went into exec- | statement. The shooting occurred on Little Chesncy, Dowitt: Dayid &b buntel, Norfolk | paper money Issued by these banks would | derstanding are not to be considered evi- | ihat he had anything to do with the burg- | Wil:on bill would destroy thelr manufactur.s, | Utive session and at 4 p. m. adjourncd. Panther creek, about ten miles from Reds 6 ieaNorth i L | be abundant, that the popular demand for | dence. The admitted improper relations be- | uries with which Baker is charged. i co wWith othe 1th b —— mon. Chief Hil is supposed to b rtall I AD0 a0t O HMATINY: Milkray R ander; 3 ' . | i common with others, and that when they i e mortally N manE O A e WY ’1 i '’ | more silver would end. Mr. Bland says, on | tween plaintif and the defendant and his About two weceks ago the barn of W. C. | were once destroyed they would be rebuilt TO UTIL AMERICAN WOOL. wounded, James A Costello, Gra sland; Ira G. | the contrary, that the repeal of the state | Support of her are not to be considered evi "r;-h“-_’v“l'l'm"‘*“’:‘x“’l‘l‘ Slneth and another at | under re-established protection, nearer the The following postmasters were appointea | PANK tax will increase, instead of decrease, ‘(‘H'lre offan engngement. S Eai | SRR Tto and harness Stolen. The former | market and nearer the materials, as cheaply | Merchunts of Bradford Manifesting Peculine toda Nebraska.Charleston. York: county, | the demand for silver. The state banks | BURDEN OF PROOF WITH PLAINTIF ost a very valuable Mexican harness and | as in New England. In short, if the New Interest in the Subject. today: Nebraska-—Clarleston, York county, | wii necd coin to support their issue,” sala he. | The burden of proot of the engagement | (hout seventy-five feet of gurden hose, the | England states helped to ruin’the country, | WASHINGTON, April 7.—United States 3 Miay Ramell, vico & W 5 foon, removed: | tund silver will be naturally selected as the | Tests on the plaintift. The defendant hav. | total value befng &0, A description of (wo | the ruin would be first and most completé | consul Meeker at Bradford; Bngland) reports el ks Tearon Grancac AR, ISR on, vice | packing for state currency. The repeal of | g been married on April 20, 1893, an agrec- | men seen fn the vicinity was'sent o the | for them, on their unkindly soll. Such, in 5 it i Ans L eny WASHINGTON, April 7.—(Speclal Tele- {2 i the state bank tax will be, therefore, help- | ment made to marry thereafter is void. 1: | volice station and resulied in the capture | v yudement, would be the fact | t0 the State department under date of March | gram to The Bee)—First Lieutenant Or- o A i find - v St LA 4 .| Of these two. 3 th R e ieT g0 ful to silver. :'x':u»':::(rf‘:\I“lxlhn:\lfi".f |'1‘;'n‘rfll'..fr'1'.‘-“"3{:»; x‘;n"‘x. o in having: antorad§Onris n, | and this ruin the country cannot | 13 that during the preceding month large | mand M. Lissak, ordnance department, will i A TRV 3 and says he disposed of the harness to & | afford, no matter where the destroyed manu- | quantities of American wool have been of- | proceed from Denicia arsenal, Californt GG the plaintiff was guilty of lascivious condue | man named Williim Seaman. He says he | facturers are. An idle factory goes to piece ed for sale at Bradford. This has be 3 \ al,.Californin;. fo Veterans of the Late War Kemembered by | WASHINGTON, April T.—General Ruger | with other men, such a fact being unknown | went there about 10 0'clock il the morning | in five it ot s naes o iy asesi lfered fonaalo et Brad (9:d SIletinn beentag) | ror wintan col o Cal tontomolalialicad the al Government has transmitted to the War department the | to the defendant, he was by it released fr and negotiations to trade a horse and | ana o throw away all the capital involved | Pronounced as to attract attention. As a | pertaining to the inspection of smokelos general thing the prices of all grades of | powder, and will, upon the completion WASHINGTON, April 7.—(Special to The | papers in the Graham-Young case, growing | NS obligation to carry cut'the contract, anq | harness and succecded in doing so. T would mean that the United States and, Bee)—Pensions granted, fssuo of March 26, | out of charges by Licutenant Colonel Young | U8 18 50 Whether at the time of hiy retusa. | fetequives Went ol 16 5ce Mt St 40| most of all, New England, would have to | American waol are now practically the samo | thereof, return to s proper stution were: Nebraska: Original—Brevet Siman- | that Colonel Graham had acted arbitrarily | 16, Khew of such conduct or not. I the dence, which fs di across from | halt in its progress until all these vast sums | @8 the similar gr Bngiand, thei/ear The leave of absenca granted Captain ton, Falls City, Richardson. Renewal ana | and exceaded his authority. Both of the | Jury find that there was a contract to marry | his place’of business, at 11 G'clock at night | were re-earned and reinvested. Manufac- | riage and charges of the American making |- O:car Elting, Third cavalry, Department of i i R L g8 e O eoth OF f1e | and the plaintiff by threats or conduct made | (o' make the trade, and that he (Seaman) | turers are now steadily and legitimately ad- | (he most of (he differcnce, The wool mer” | the Missourl, is extended oné month, se—Edg s oruton, ~ Reynolds, | Oficers are stahioned o San Eranco, bile, | the defendant belleve his life was In danger | called to his who was asleep at the | vancing westward and southward under the | chants at Bradford assert that the moment First Lieutenant James 0. Green, Twenty- Jefferson.Original widows, ote.—Nancy D, | PAPSFS are being witheld trom the public, | from ner, he is excused from fulfilling the | Ume, to et up aiid make the trade, which | [rGnt o doin s clant the tarift bill passes with free wool the [ ffth infantry, having been relieved from Hanlon, Hebron, Thayer. Minor of William | preterred charges and requested a court | Contract: It the jury believes that therc | Was dune. consistent with solid material growth. - | prices of the American wool will revive and | duty with the World's Columbian exposition i e it LR A ST preferred chinrges and requested @ court | was @ contract, but fnds that the plaintit : Sachusetts men and other men are already | ®everal of them are so strong in this belief | at Chicago, will, at the expiration of his Towa: 'Original—Milton J. Perington, Oak- [ frartial 4nd hat Gonore) Ry s e hecs | Yas not without fault with other men, the 4 B : transterring part of their capital, and in due | that they have lirge Investments in wool | present sick leave of absence, proceed to land City, Franklin; Amos Collins, West | (hean (o the f s verdict should be for the defendant, even il | Senator Hannibal Rivers (W. H. ime, withaut shock, the western and sonth. | now held in Philadelphia and Boston, They | Join his company. Grove, Davis. Additional—Joseph ~ Tneck s GATIISLT m"!'llu:p\I\l of her fault, AR S was at home last night at Boyd's, and his | ern manufacturers will do their full share of | Insist that the new impetus given to manu Leave of absence for two months s Chelsea, Tama. Restoration and refssuc Postmastership Commissions Expiring. l‘f d r:«l“.lurwx‘nw{{. or. :'n!‘ piaint Hl \{lm friends crowded the pretty theater to do | the manufacturing business of the country, | factures by free raw material will cause | granted Second Licutenant John F. Madden, Nathaniel Gitehell, Des Moines, Polk. Orig- WASHI 5N, April T.—The commission | Made by Attorney W. G. Johnson and Mr. | honor to the rugged honesty of a n The manufacturing of coarse cotton cloths | large quantities of American wool to be | Iifth infantry. Toallwidawas aloCatharine Bio e £ QoL ¢ Shelby followed with the opening argumen: | «vo'could sacrifice riches and even ambi. | has already gone fro Sland » | mixed with the finer grades of foreign wools, e T Gy e T AR e iaciane 5 il hes and even ambi y gone from nigland to the Nuvil Orders bis\Marion: "Abby N T A T inety-seven presidential postmaste for the defense. v {lon: that. a .dear ! gitl: might. not suker | souths and that a demand for American wool for [\ o il 5 Yolk; Mary E. Gooden, Colfax, Jasper; Mary | Wil expire during this month. The larj During the argument of Attorney Shelby | through the villany of a foreign diplomat ““Phie mighty and omniverous west Is truly | hoslery purposes will set in immcdiately on WASHINGTON, April 7.—Chlef Engincer Nohlen, Hamburg, Fremont; Mary A. Mofitt, | nuniber of these In any state is seven and | Judge Dradley inquired the meaning of “lewc | There is a zihess about ¢ great in all that witl maZc riches and con- | this side. Wilson has been detached from the New Aduir, Adair; Nancy J. Clenen (mother), | here are seven each in New York, Ulinois, | @i lasciviois conduct,” the term used i or that appe: e e B ID vealthy andL e thi ! dentruiotion - e York navy yard and ordered to the Unfon Newton, Jasper. Michigan and Pennsylva One each will | the prayer of the defense. Mr. Shelby re R (ARt v B Lin YL ARES oh ) e S the W bill, can be stayed, all prr ks ot aanar. fron works, California. Chief Engineer Colorado: Original—Willlam Noland, Pu pire In Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, In- | Sponded that no man was bound to marry [ & SEWR SIRCE R (OSE VIEIE AERG, W S0 | o e country will prosper and capital | WASHINGTON, April 7.—The Utah com- | Moore from the Union iron works hy Nins eblo, Pueblo; Joseph B. Michaols, Lake City, | dian Territory, Loulsiana, Minnesota, Mis- | @ Woman of unchaste life, nor one whosc | [\0%[i0 0", ch Mr, Crane has | and labor will not be wasted mission will be reorganized In the early part | placed on waiting orders preparatory to e Hinsdale; Hattle A. Harris (nurse), Deny ssippl, Missourl, North Dakota, Oregon, | Cond was such that she might be pre ) it to make part As a whole, Aty 11 bav (0 a1l ot maxt v aaic il raslenations, ot itk ren ot |l icoment M e O A e o MeCarty Arapahoe. Original wido ete. — Julia | Tennessee, Virginia and Wyoming. sumed to be willing to commit the action of | the support is noteworthy, although oné | giher parts of the country, that enlightened b a0 BasxedVASK N Tt BRI L AT Ty T illicit_intercourse if the opportunity was | does miss that bright. interesting woman, L8.ak upemniY, Suay e Kinenen. [l “mambery: (have-been. feadored - taz Neer iR Aaaimient Mngincer MoFariand o groen, Jefforson; Jane B, Davison, Longmont Further Indian Economies. offered. rgie l‘m»n-n.l rymore, in the character | 5¢ s teaches the doctrine of “live and | yorary Smith, and a fourth will probably be | Loh l”' ""‘ 8 In readiness for orders to d i 4 ), L . ' ASHINTON il T.—The “Would yoi 820 AuGh! conduotiias M . Hilary, whigh ghie played with so endered Monday. There is a vacancy on the | San Irancisco. Jusper. i WASHINTON, April 7.—The Indian at- | FWould vou moan such conduct as M. | S ™0 GUlhce, Vet her! part 1" well ou’ will notice that the member of con- | tendered Monday. There le a vacancy on th South Dakota: Original widows, ete fairs subcommittee on appropriations expects | 7Y Tt 5 i auired. | Gted by Mrs. Collien, who, while less pss in question, instead of quoting the Marla Benedict, Wolsey, Beadle. to complete the i ‘I s," re l"'""““; Mr. Shelby, & -\h*“ll'*i boisterous, is most deserving of praise for a | paragraph in question here in Washington 3 » hink a person hat character only needec finished performance’ Miss Wallis as iy 4 Stk 2 ON AT BLUKFIELDS. In time to report to the full committee next | an opportunity to commit acts of unchastity.” | Josie Armistrons Wi again one of the de. | SR 1f could be met, went BO0Y miles 10 1 won of Indiana, J. A. McClernand of Illinols, Rl week, o member of the subeommittce | wSuppose that he new of such conduct | lights of the evening, er bita of boarding et should de St worth. while to eredit | Abner 8. Willlama of Arkansas, and the Kano Anrit i Ao ) sald today that the recommendation would | with five other parties, and knowledge of it | school slang making'a deep impre: ok should [deg ] 9,40 0req cretary of Utah, ex-officio sceretary. il AR By Next Monday the San Francisco Will fe | po made that the offices of five Indian in- | with a sixth afterward came to him, would | MV Putnam as the arch plotter wus hardiy | me with epposing the Wilson bill because it AIREREATY, 6, VA LY nee sheets of the annual chinch bug r A . Wi, spectors, two of the five travellng Indian | that change the legal aspect of the case? | in his elem although a con- | would build up manufactures in the west, Stop the Pouching, port from the Kansas experimental sta- WASHINGTON, April 7.—Admiral Benham | agents and the superintendent of Indian | asked the judg sclentloun actor anih o fpy any | whew everybody Knows it will destroy all | \ASHINGTON, April 7.—At present the | ton, Just prepurcd by -Chancellor. 1. H. reports by wire that the San Francisco ar- | *chools be abolished Mr. Sheiby rep'ied that he would go to that | Bart badly, Jopeph JEhe ad oo Inanufactures. 1t 18 the desire and expecta- Snow, whow. that of %670 Kansus expe ) AnCIaG0 AR Mr. Sheiby rep'ied that he would go to that [ Benial role as the Mght juvenile Rich tion of prohibitionists that the west and the menters. LA62 reported succons, - Phe rived at Curacoa this morning and would at AR RTRa a— extreme; that there might be such conduct | Vance, while ¢ Hackus as the Ger- | (0" S ollow, or even surpass the ex- | issuing a proclamation warning persons | severe drouth in the southern part of the ample of New England in developing manu- | against taking scals in the Northern Pacific | 8tate made the results less suceessful there Pty te b | long pas-ed and atoned for and repented of. | man leading licutenant was splendid, E TR . i ! A0 Sennte R TILT BETWEEN WILSO D SHELBY. pampgass - 4 e Y than in_the northe 0 next Monday. Captain Watson will cable a | o jnaugurate civil service examinations In | There was a little pa between Mr. TAKEN FOR A BURGLAR. turing industries as they are now fast | or Horing sca. It s assumed that the pass- | wate. " This nua made e e report of the situation at the earliest pos- | the diplomatic and consular service does not | Shelby and Mr. Wilson regarding the part it doing. The Wilson bill brings the south and | yge of the last act of congress and its signa- | centige of success somewhat lower than sible moment. This report should reach | yeet favor among members of the foreign | Which Miss Pollard’s threats should play | Doctor Calling to Neww Slek Child Meets | West into l_'u;ln;v‘!m;zl in v;u:‘mm.m‘mn‘u With | tyre is regarded as sufficient notice to Of the 1852 ssful expert Washington next Wednesday or Thursday. | affairs committee of the house, The feeling | 0 the case. Mr. Shelby said threats which with n Surprist g Reception “’":“'r mu ‘."'; r 'm‘ '”".'. \‘"rfi"“- "j*"-fl" poachers, or it may be that it was deluyed i HM"' ‘n‘vl'l'm s saved, The difficulties presented by the Mosquito | toward the proposition s such among those | Would Justity a man in securing a divorce Dr. Holovischiner [fome time ogo at- | Of Wnts competiion With Sae BlEher. wages 9 | until an’accurate description of the British [ #d this Rehed nKe of roservation trouble are complicated by re. | who will have 1t In charge in the house that | Would also Justify him in breaking a contract | tended & sick baby in jthe family of a man | NeW England, as now. - Yours ¥ery W, | act reaches this country credited to all the muccessful sxperimente ports received at the State department from | there is no possibility of its being favorably | t0 marry named Foley, 1540 South Seventecnth street g St AN S the total value of crops saved would be Americans in other parts of Nicaragua, and | acted upon. Mr. Wilson (u;nlvnlml that this rule would t night rather late he called to see how Still Wants the Iy Abril Te=Oantain Bawin | 48190 in the hree years, ke mangy protests against the threatened aggressions —_— not apply to threats made because of the | the child :tting along, not knowing ASHINGTON, April 7.—The case of Car- . April 7 aptain Edwin | value of crops saved In Kansas reached Teom. 1hia moYrRmAE bann e Snaalahy Will Go to Hawall. defendant's misconduct and because of an | that Mr. Foley had moved out of t W ) ARF e case of Car-© o) ppard, commanding the receiving de- | 305,00 and the amount expended by the chise. The Nicaraguan government has as. | WASHINGTON, April 7.—Mr. Thurston, | exhibition by him of a purpose to evade the | Ments and another family moved | roll L. Ricker of Ohicago, who seeks & man- - 0.0 one "o ihe ‘New York navy yard, who | "18te to give thin resilt Is #:%0, sumed a hostile attitude toward the canal | the Hawailan minster, with his bride, ar- | contract, and that no threats made after the | e SROUKEd, DAL Do, Dne gsvered. e | damus to compel the wecretary of the treas: o 5o muptialed for writing Admiral TraniManldace b n e rt alnuant company, it is sald, and is pursuing the com- | rived here today. He will put the affairs of | S¢cret marriage could justify a ruling for i iren Ria na e ury to issue all or part of the $50,000,000 | S8 ST o i roo RIS AGBIRER BIATAHNRN ¢ pany’s employe i 5 i the defendant arlor dc a man up) bond issue to him, will probably be heard | Gherardi that Capiain , aeq R ) . & s Lot e the legation in order and turn them over T zument was. closed by Mr. Wilson, | Ktvuck him s blow 15! the rm“\\mm reputation for thoroughness at the expense | musical and soclable at the hall, Twenty« WASHINGTON, April 7.—Representative | tomorrow for = Bap wranciseo wnd take | (he legal polnts involved in the prayers and | dgstor hurriedly explained who he was e varea aoislon 'whk antarad | Mentenced (o ba publioly reprimandad:by the ogram consiuten of Instrumentsl and Brodasior os iR LGN RS the steamer next Saturday, expecting to re- | o o0 SFEE AT T T e respeots ssallant, Mr. Fox, then cxplained | ley's recent . sccretary in general orders usie, readings and recitations, a . as introduced In the | yyry jn a few months. [rE AUURAEC- il P PECIS | why he had attacked him. He had not | in the beginning of March, and the trans lunch and dance. ‘Fhere was & large ate house a resolution requiring attorneys an OBLhS. the case was a unlque one. The reument | heqrd his knock at the door, and when he | cript of the record of the case, required to A ed n Recelve tendance of the members and thelr clalm agents having offices in Washington, Following Him Closely. was significant in showing that the defense | heard him in the Lall suppcsed he was a | be filed within forty days after the appeal, WASHINGTON, April Phe comptroller | families, and all had an enjovable tme ha ASHINGTON, April 7.—The State de- | 40es not intend to set up as a legal ploa, that r o h appellate co esterday . 3 The committee desires to return thanks and who prosecute claims for pensions, to WABHINGTON, April 7.—The Btate de- | (o T 000 opo it eg” hade by - Colonsi he doctor was net serfously hurt was filed with the appellate court yesterday. | of ne currency has appointed Willlam Cat- | 1" {e Yalles who assisted, and also to the advise each of their claimants once every | Partment is again on the track of Menage, | prookinridge to Miss Pollard were under > Looking for Pointers. lin receiver of the Oregon National bank of | Woodmen of the World quartet, Messrs, three months as to the condition of his | the Minneapolis defaulter, and, it Is sa!d, he | quress, exercleed by her with a pistol. Jud Will Consolidate. WASHINC April 7.—Count de | Portland, vice Lionel Stagge, resigned Lenhardt, Cole, Thompson and MoPherson, clalm. A preamble to the resolution recites | nas been located in Helisee, British Hon- | Bracley reserved his decision on the instruc DENVER, April T.—The American and g SR, st P 3 ; and 1o ail athers who 0 Sbly, Assiated S that many attorneys and clalm agents, hav- | duras, and an effort is being made to secu tlons untht Monday, althoush he intimated | Cittsens’ Water companies, two of ' the | ReSouss Soustchevaky of Bt. Petersburg, Gold b the Tressury, sartving out the musleal and’ lilerary perk '“:‘l 1“’“]""“ """ A"“'"l business here, have | his arrest he could one of the prayers for the | most powerful corporations in the state, are | 1ate commissioner of Rus‘la to the World's WASHINGTON, April 7.—The net golg in | Of the program. solicited applications for pensions by clreular Sr————— 3 d sald speaking o othel o consolidate, thus endin, itter and | falr, is vashington muking a study of the | (he treas he clow: of business toda others supposed (0 be entitied thercei-on the | WASHINGTON, April 7.—Mr. Holman, | BPSYeRt (0, &ee 00 TebOR 10 CQa0Ee m¥ | Which was pernicious fuctor {h the | visited the patent oce daily during the | $133 SLNATHIM, 'AGd CSR. . OARR. " BRIADAS NBW YORK, April 7.~=in (he Mate aus ground that their business was located in | chalrman of the house democratic caucus, | he made the promise, !f he made it, 15 no re- | Municipalities Uheeseman & Moffat of | pagt week and gathered a large amo ' — preme court another application was made Washington, where they could have ready | today issued a call for a caucus on Tuesday | yorse.” The length of the arguments was | Mok ang Denni Bollivarsor toa bl e | data concerning the service. The Departure of the Chicago. for o wrlt of habeas corpus on the part of access to the records and files of the claims; | evening, April 10, at § p. m.. to comsider | 4 matter discussed by the judge and attor- | Company is en route there to porfect the | bis examination will be embodied in a special | WASHINGTON, April 7.The Chicago John Y. McKane. Judge Lacombe reserved ihat bundreds of thousands of clalms have | questions of finance now pending. neys and while Judge Bradley thought five | combine, report to Russlan officials, In accordaunce ‘mh-rl from Malta for Alglers today, declslon, months of 1585 may receive executive approval. Mr. Pickler called on President and carries an appropriation of $116,119 There are 944 of these evicted settlers, who will be the beneficlaries of this bill. Thre thousand dollars additional is appropriated by the bill to reimburse such of the fifteen additional settlers whose claims are held for | | | up. 1s claimed, meets in large part the objec tions stated by President Cleveland to the 3 S ST, LOUIS AHEAD FOR ONC m, Nebraska, who is now representing the NEWS FOR THE ARMY. Some Mi Duties Prescribed and Some -~ - board, owing to the death of H. C. Lett CHINCIT UGS I8 KANSAS, The present commission consists of G. L. % annual appropriation bill Godfrey of lowa, chairman, Robert Robert- | toltho T 1ers of the State sxful Expering State department has no intention of once proceed to Bluefields, reaching there | WASHINGTON, April Iy,