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tbeI NcMenory. Catholic priest was sent
for, who promptly came and administered
the extreme uDciIOn Although Mr.. Nor
rissey was rapidly failing he seemed con.
scious until the last His wife and do
mesiics were present. Mr. Morrissey died
c.asping the hand of the priest Morris
sey's business partners are here, but moth.
ing is known by them how he left his bus
mess.
Terrible Explosion.
MEMPHIS, May AT $50 this morning
the tow boat Warner, from New Orleans
to ST. Louis. exploded her boilers when
engineer. who were asleep at the time,
were lost, and one fireman was literally
blown into fragments. The boat had
crew of %. George Dawson, Capt Dick
son Kennett, Pilot, VIM. Petit, VIM.
Radcliffe, an unknown deck hand, all of
st. Louis VIM. Radcliffe, engineer. Of
Pittsburg. The carpenter saw Dick Ken
nett in the water after the explosion and
showed him a plank, but Kennett was
badly wounded and soon sank. Capt.
Dawson assisted two men out of the
wreck, and 1t is believed was trying to res
cue others when the wreck sunk carrying
him down. All the wounded are doing
well.
Booths Land bill.
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The senate
public lands committee to day agreed to
recommend the passage of Booths bill for
tho repayment of land office fees on certain
classes of void entries, and 1t was this
afternoon reported to tho senate by its
author and placed ON the calendar. 1t
provides for refunding all fees and COM
missions paid by innocent parties upon
locations of soldiers and sailors additional
homestead claims subsequently Cancelled
as fraudulent, and applies likewise to all
cases where homestead or timber culture
entries arc Cancelled for conflict, or .where
from any cause the entry has been CHROME
ously allowed and cannot be confirmed.
Mission TO sitting Bull.
LEAvENwoRrH, April 3o:-Thrce sub
chiefs of the Naz Perces Indian prisoners,
headed by White Feather, left Fort Leaven-
worth to day for Sitting Bulls camp,
accompanied by Mr.. Clarke, an expert
enced interpreter and guide. The three
Indians go as commissioners to the Nez
Perccs with Sitting Bull, to report to them
the condition of Chief Joseph's band at
Fort Lcavenworth, il having been rumored
among the Indians on the plains that they
were badly treated. They go without u
military escort.
Trial Of Gen. Kauix.
OMAHA, April 30.-One of the most i'm.
portant courts martial since the close OF
tie war will. be held in this city to morrow
for the trial of Gen. a. V. Kautz, recently
commanding the Department of Arizona
The principal charge against the defend
ant is that he violated the army regulation
forbidding an officer writing or FURNISHING
for publication any matter regarding
military movements, etc. In this case
Gen. Kautz published pamphlet review
of Judge Advocate General Dunns opln.
ion of Kauiz's official action in the case OF
Cant. Campbell, of the 9Th Cavalry. who
was sentenced to dismissal, but whose
sentence was set aside in Washington.
The pamphlet was circulated privately IN
the army. The trial is attracting consid-
cradle attention, especially in military
circles, both on account of the high rank
of the officers composing the court, an"
by reason oe the peculiar nature oi the
charges agsist the defendant. II Is the nrst
time in the history Of the country invhich