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jumped on the Bridge NJ Niagara
Falls.

The man who jumped off the new sus-
pension bridge at Niagara Falls last Fri
day took pains to find out the spot where
the last lunatic had made the same terri
bic leap. He walked from the Clifton
House 70 the entrance Of the bridge, and in
PRODUCING himself with CHEEKY "goui
morning" asked some workmen who were
making repairs where i, was that the last
man had jumped of. Not receiving def
mite information from them, he turned to q
small boy who was standing near and gave
him fifty cents for pointing out the precise
locality. He walked slowly toward the
center of the bridge, and then halted to
take of hat and coat. Mounting the cable
and balancing himself, he lelped to his
death in the a6ys helow.
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OUR subscribers at Manhattan complain
that The TINES does not reach them regu-
larly, and that often when it does come
there are four or five together. There is
something wrong on the X. p. r. K, and
We trust our friends will notify Us of any
irregularity.
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ARMY AFFAIRS.
Fort leayenworth Soldiers BUSY as
Bees-The Infantry Drilling
as Cavalry.
The Indians anxiousiy Awaiting
News From Their Comrades
in the North.
One Hundred Nez Perces and Three
Hundred Cheyennes Expected
Here Soon-The Lowest
Bidders for Contracts.


Yesterday afternoon II SIS reporter &C.
cepted an invitation from Mr.. L. A. C6r.ier,
proprietor Of one OF tn- best livery stables In
the city, and behind his we!l-known horse
Pete" was driven TO Fort Leavenwor;h and
the camp of the Nez Percs-s, familiarity known
"Camp Joseph"
AT tbs FORT,
all was found that was active, and iI3many
respects the garrison resemb.ed post during
war times, where the boys" were permitted
TO 'draw" clothing and equipments for a long
march
Here and there a soldier WIS seen 1Snding
beneath the weight of a bundle orarny blank
cts, and vending his way Spward the par
racks, while another. acting as an orderly,
was observed stifIy waddling about o%rrying
orders, after his new experience in the drill
a a cavalry soldier. There is, as matter Or
fact, nothing funny about this, tor ~ is
not TO be for a moment understood that
man who has known nothing-Dut infantry
drill, can mount a green horse and perform
ali the evolutions TO uired in cavalrypractice,
without some excuse for a complaint or two
= about the effects of rheumatism. A horse or
two may get away and reiGrn la his stable,
hut that is nothing; the dismounted man
may report an accident, but when you begin
to poke fun at him you touch "A lender spot
and all the qualities Of the material that
makes the soldier are brought out, and some
body is mad.
That the companies who are under orders
being fully equipped and dTilled as c:t5al-
ry. is a fact, and that many Of the boys are
subjected to many jokes is another; but
witnal they do We'll and are 50 reported at
headquarters, and before the expedition, in
which they will be prominent actors, is over,
they Will be, II We mistake not, More promi-
nent than now. The next drill Will take
place this morning aiir- guard mount.
TIE SEE- posi- CHArEL
on Arsenal Avenue, Is au>sug the improve
ments, and is a feature worthy notice. The
foundation has been laid ana the building OF
the walls has been begun. On next sunday
evening the ceremony Of laying the corner
stone viii be performed 10y the Post
Chaplain, Rev. Jno Wu3Tf, assist
ed by the Officers OF the Garrison, at
tending clergy, and the I'D Infantry band.
IL IL possible. also, thai all troops about the
Garrison viii be in Attendance. The cere-
mo irs Will take place promptly at six
o'c ocIl in the afternoon, the weather permit
ting.
PAY DAY
VITA the soldiers is generally an event. The
provost -uaGd was paid oil yesterday. and the
boys al lacked the pIca>ant.r for 1t.
GOVERNMENT CpNEsAgrs.
Tile IL Io~iI,2 were thus i,r the loves; !
bidd.r, :pr .,,vernne.'- fseigat contracts on I
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heory, and by Rev. Or. Mussey on the oppo

theory, and by Rev. Or. Mussey on the oppo-
site side.
The remarks of al tie gentlemen were in
ter,stlEg, and all present were entertained.
The meeting, which was a most profitable
one, v4s adjourned at nearly ten O'clock TO
the next sular evening two weeks hence,
when Prof. McCarty ard Mr.. Coleman wIll
each deliver short lecture on popular scien-
fific inpicS.
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We ENDORSE THAT SENTIMENT.

The Rochester, New York, Express, speak
ing OF the appearance of Mary Anderson
in that city, says:
Mary Anderson's imy ersonation Of juliet.
in Corinthian Hall Saturday afternoon, was
ali that could be desrsed, and, under the cir
cusiances, might be- sOid to have been per
lection. But her support was simply
horrible.
If she had the same company that was
with her when she was here a month ago,
horrible" is the wond that exactly ex-
presses it.
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The Paris Exposition Opens Amid
booming Of Cannon and the strains
Of Heavenly Music.

Of Heavenly Music.
PARIS. Nav 1.-The international Exhi.
bition Of 1873 opened to-day with great
eclat, the programme heretofore made pub
lie being strictly carried out. At one time
in the morning it was feared the ceremonies
would be interfered with, as at nine O'Clock
rain was falling; but at 9:i5 the rain ceas-
ed and hopes were inspired that the day
would be fine. These were realized at 1870,
when the clouds broke and the sun shone
out brilliantly. President Mcmahon reach
ed the Exhibition at two o'clock in the State
carriage, escorted by his military household.
He was welcomed by Teisserfec DeBort,
Minister Of Commerce, and
DECLARED THE EXHIBITION OPEN,
amid the salvos of artillery and music BY
the bands. The Marshal then, at the head
Of the brilliant procession, which included
the Prince of Wales, ex-King Amadous and
the Crown Princes of Denmark and the
Neiiherlands, proceeded through the Exhi-
bition buildings. The scene was picturesque
and imposing in the extreme. The State
Guards in grand uniform, corcillors and
magistrates in their robes, and different
bodies Of the Institutes and the Legion OF
Honor, stood in strong contrast with the
Senators. clergy and minor officers in civil
costumes. The exhibition building was
gaiIy decorated with flags OF all nations. and
sn immense crowd was in the vicinity. The
American section, though unfinished. CON-
pares favorably with the other departments
Of manufacturers. The American art de-
partment is the best ever shown abroad by
America.
DESPITE THE FAIR WEATHER
that prevailed in the forenoon, i, was
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district Court.

H7e new case was filed with the cleGS Of
strict Court yesterday:
". and r Askew, partners, etc, vs.. L
Bernstein abstract OF judgment from the
docket of W. G. Matthias.
The day Set for the election OF an assignee,
in the matter of the assignment offs. $. Ken
medley, by the Clerk of the District Court, is
the Dist day of May, ISIS.
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HE RORyED HIS FRIEND.
WhereuPon Mat Malone Nnb0ed
Him and Incarecraued Gam in tae


Officer Mat Malone arrested a drunken
man named john Miller yesterday about
noon, " no is charged with having robbed a
bind man named John Cowley of 80 in
groenbac nc. The two men had lEen ON some
what OF a spree yesterday morning, and be-
tween eight anu nine O'Clock bOIh of them
went To Ih.ir boarding place and tumbied
in,o bed, or rathcS Cow.cy did, Miller lying
GA the outside OF The bed without taking of
his clothes. Cowley undT, ssed himself ard
when he got iLlo bed put Il vest, in the ill.,
side pocket OF which was his money, under
his pillow for safe keeping. When he awoke
he found that both Miller and the money
were zone. Miller afterwards arrested
in "A most glorious state o. intoX,caiion, and
when searched $3.50 were found upon him.
Prev Gus To the robbery, Miller bad no mon
ey at all, and when he and Cowley were
cumming arouDc the latter paid for every
thing. Miller was locked up aud will have
an examination this morning.
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The old and dilapidated bridge on Cherokee
street, west of Broadway, is being repaired at
last, and work is progressing favorbly there
on, whenever the weather will permit This
structure has long been an eye-sore and a
source OF danger TO those having occasion TO
use il, and the fact that II is being put int a
safe aud respectable condition, is hailed with
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The parry 81 Indians vino # Camp Joseph
o. Monday ait moon Tor sitting Bulls camp
were ~, I5"V BulI'- mot "MhI.c Feather
ana brath'rO- Or V hi'e Eird," HOUSES
Eutt q preach. I y .-,i-kuoVyu ia Gen. How
arG'S reports and E~-V"w-Yu-. a Draw, uo:.d
for his iGuIIf,!il.,>S. Nj. Ben Clarke, who ac-
compani d ;hrnh, is az old Cheyenne scout,
and viii - with them as far a. Bismarck,
where lac iSfo join a party of
. THR HUNDEEU CIIETENNEs.
This party is cx ect.d here about July st.
Tie Neg Perces chi, =, after leaving Bis
maIcll, Will, accompanied 10y guide, 90 via
Fort Benton II Fo.t Walsh, where they will
meet "White Bid" and consult with h'm,
repairing The site ia hic! they let Ci.Iei
Joseph and his warriors, together with the
women and childTen. II l. thought
THE CONFERENCE
will result in the consent of "White Bird"
and his fol lowers, consisting of about one
hundred AMI fifty Indians, TO join the for
tunes Of Joseph, and accept the terms made
by the Government after the surssnder OF 10
seph's band.
THEIR DISPOSITION
has been for soIae tim a maIt,r Of doubt but
now II is nearly sure aha; the entire tribe, a.
far a. can be secured, viii be sent to the south
western part OF the indian Territory.
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Police Detail.

The following is the police detail! for the
present month:
OFFICE.
VI. Davoren.
AT LARGE
NJ. LAUDER.
FAY FORCE.
William Miller, trains and rapers; Mat
Malone, jails and papers.
NIGHT FORCE.
Henry Yerkes, middle beat; King Robin
son, south beat; Barney Cunningham. north
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

List Of Property Transfers as Record.
ed in the Once Of the ReGisier Of
Deeds Yesterday.
Jacob White to James Devine, the
north half of the northwest quarter Of
township 9, section Is, range 22,-.--sl 100
Henrietta Stuart, OF Washington, ID.
G., TO David Atchison. lots - and ID,
block q, Ieavenworth City proper. 1850
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Tn, saminat on0f Crowell, the man who
rasse SO counterfeit bill last Friday night
at tl,t- .lillinery sUore:oilMrs. Van Fossen, was
leu beiole L. 5. Commits Toner Cloash, yes
teriay, and was continued until . O'Clock this
morn ng. The evidence az iinst Crowell
&c ms TO. be direct, and the prob abilities for
his being bound over are very good.
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Fall I've.

Mr.. John Harmon showed us, yesterday,
several stools of rye grown in jefferson and
Leayenworth counties. The stalks are fuliy
headed out, and measure over five ieet In
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PROBATE PRGRISS.S.
Matter. Nortuary and Otherwise in
The Probate Court for Yesterday.

Robinson, d. ceased, ]. ]. Robinson, admins
TRAITOR made fourth annual settlement.
In the xlatter OF the estate of Sidney Wor-
line deceased, James Franks, administrator
made first annual settlement.
In the matter OF The estate of Go. W.
Evans, deceased, John l.. wAddeIl, executor
onier issied to erect a monument TO mark
the grave of said deceased.
Marriage license issued To Valentine Nor-
mehr and Christine Scheerer.
aianiage license issued to James Norris and
Lucy ]. Castlelaine-
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milifnryIriso

Eleven convicts from Fort Clark, Texas, ar
rived at the United States Military Prison, at
Fort Leavenworth, day before yesterday. The
charges against them are mu.iny and deser-
81
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The Senate committee has agreed to the
House bill, to put Gen. Shields on the re.
tired list
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LIST OF KILLED.

MEMPHIS, May 1.-The following i. a
list of the lost by the explosion of the tow
boat Warner this morning: Captain G y.
Dawson, Pilot Dixon Kennstt, Vim. Pc. =,
ami an unknown deck hand, al of 81
Louis; VIM. Radcliff, engineer, Ii tsburg.
VIM jerks, carpenter, saw Dixon Kenn.tt
in the water after the explosion. and sh Dyed
him plank, but Kenneth was badly wound
ed, ana soon sank. Capt. Dawson assisted
two men out of the water, and il is believed
was trying to rescue others when the wreck
sank, carrying him down
All the wounded are doing we'll.
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$500.
The Grsndsst Offer Ever Made by a
Newspaper.
A Wilson Machine and the Weekly
Times
eor Five Years, for Only Twenty.
Five Dollars.

Since We made our grand machine offer
sunday morning, There has been a rush 10
this Office of men, women and children to
see the machine, and find out how it is that
such an offer can be made. The machines
are all new, having been received the last
week by us direct from the factory, and are
worth $500, as yUi can ascertain by sending
to the Wilson Machine Co, Chicago, for a
price list. We have by a special arran cement
purchased them at Il price you would hardly
dream Of, and The oner Will only hold good
as long as we have the machines.
When they are disposed OF, the offer is cam
ceIled. The machine is complete, and sells
for So; but in order TO give all chance TO
read TIE TINES, We make the following I'M
precCdentsd offer:
DAILY OFFER.
To any one remittipg us SIS We will send
THE DAILY TINES for one year, and "A Will
son machine worth Si5.
WEEKLY OFFER.
t. any one sending US SIS. We Will send
THE WEEKLY TIMES for five years, and a
Wilson machine worth Sij.
Do not delay day, but send your money
and we viii SIND the paper
and machine
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from Friday Mornings Daily.l q

:. From Friday MDrn'nss HalI!-I q
YESTERDAY was refreshingiy cool.
MEATS ana fish at the Sister, lunch.
THE District court conycnes tomorrow
morning a 10 O'Clock.
The dust has been most eff ctually laid for
twenty-fbur hours al least.
THE workingmen meet tomorrow n GIT in
the Council Cllaipbcr Of the I'd market
house, at thescerner of Fifth and Shawnee
streets
THE season OF the bar has come when you
need a blood purifier. Call at Campbell 4
Hendricks and OBTAIN bottle of Lindsey's
Biool Searcher
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HOW MANY WERE LOST.

In five minutes after the explosion all OF
the wreck except the roof had sunk out OF
sight, and two Of the. barges were on
fire, but the tug 'Dacota" extinguished the
fire and lauded the barges on the Arkansas
shore. All the officers and crew were resi-
dents of St. Louis. The noise of the eIplo-
sion resembled the discharge of ten-inch
Columbiad, and shook every building in
the city.
Although two Of the oreE stated that they
saw Capt. Dawson after The explosion, it is
now certain that he was lost, as no trace Of
him can be found since Immediately after
he explosion.
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ALL on BOARD HAD Persisted.

The tug "Dacota" and two or three skifis
were soon at the wreck and succeeded in
saving the foil wing: John W. Poe, clerk,
slightly bruised; Jacob Cox, pilot, badly
bruised, he and Poe having been blown into
the air and falling back on the wreck !;
Capt. Geo. Dosson, slightly scalded; Ma
poleon Devanv, pastryman, cut in the bead
and arm, not dangerously; John Sullivan
the second cook, badly cut in the arm and
scalded; Clara Blank. chambermaid, badly
bruized; Barney Cassidy, mate,
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SECONDARY EXPLOSIONS

instantly destroyed Thompson II IIoyt, and
Humboldt mills, and the flames immedi-
ately burst out, communicating to the Gal
axy mills, and those of Pettett, Robinson
Co, Cahill, Ankery II Co., L. Day Il Son
Day X Rollins, Buell., Newton Il Co, Gar
ter, Hayward 4 Co., the Washburne \ " i
mills, and lesser structures down the bank
of the river nearly TO the Mime
apolis ard ST. LOUIS railroad shops.
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A SMOKING MASS

Of ruins. with its companions on the plat
FORM The obstruction is complete so far
As the limits above named, and serious with
in much larger bounds. The flames are
still raging in the ruins but are under con-
troll, and no further extension is feared. 1t
is now hoped that the dead will be confined
to the.seventeen mentioned as in tleWssh-
burn mill at the time.
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with the soldiers Is generally an event. The
provost uaud was paid OIL yesterday, and the
boys All lacked the pIca>ant.r for II.
GOVERNMENT CONTACTS.
The 10 Io~iIre were thus iHr the lowest
builder, :a- g,ycrnmt.Q fgeigHt contracts on
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DAILY OFFER


To any one remitting us SIS, We will send
THE DAILY TINES for one year, and "A Will
son machine worth SiJ
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DECLARED THE EXHIBITION OPEN.

that prevailed in the forenoon, it va.
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money than any other house In
lon jars, 81 IS. White Lime, PlAst
can be returned at our exI
! free Of charge.
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COFFEE.

COFFEE.
S lbs very best Rio Coffee, LOG
q. " hes, y G. JAVA LOG
az " Mocha Coffee. LOG
GROUND COFFEE.
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= lbs. Parched Rio. ............ To
Ground RIO. .......- 10
az " " Java and Mocha TO
I. P-rrhed Lava 10
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in the State, chief among them were the two
Washburne Mills, the property Of ex-
Governor c. c. Washburne. OF Wisconsin,
of which the one in which the explosion
occurred was the largest Touring mill in
the country and the largest but one in the
world 1t was built in 1870, included forty
one run o. stone, and was worth 5000, 900.
II ia nov
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PENITENTlAKY POINTS.

Total
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
COOPER-MARSHALL.

MRS. M'KEKzfE STILL ON THE srAND--A BURN
ING WINDOW CURTAIN.
The Cooper Marshall oasc again before Judge
Barbour, the referee, yesterday, and Mrs. Mckenzie
again occupied the witness chair, wrich she had
already occupied Ter six days she was cross.ex.
amined by MI Ten Eyck at considerable Length. The
question was pat how was that when shS was asked
question that tended disgrace Mrs. Cooper she In.
variaDly confined herself TO damaging testimony and
suppressed whatever would bo in Mrs. Cooper's
fayor The referee ruled tho question out as II sup
posed the truth oi fact which was not In existence
Witness rene bered that on the way home from
Caudweis office she spoke TO Mrs. Cooper about the
divorce, aud said u was iuhny II he could got wiz
nesses 10 TO anything ior money told Mrs
Cooper that Cat wcll would be the pest man 10
uet ucr divorce; the nrst time she had an Interview
traits and tho improper conduct between Msrsha
ana Mrs. Cooper Witnoss said that ON one eccnsloa
whep Marshall was si,ting FOR his portrait IN Mrs
Cocper' - one side OF wtnuow curtain cnuuht
Are and wns burned. Counsel thou asked her n sus
ala NOT lre to the other side and receive tho
money for IL from The Insurance coin pany, but the
referee ruled out the question, say ing he was sit
ting ~ hear testimony IN an arson case. number
oil other Questions touching this matter we're likewise
ruled out Mr. ScribLer then announced that nothiug
had been BY the other sdc daring the uay which
woaId require any questions TO the witness iroa him.
anu Mrs McKcnzc was allowed 10 retire, hor testi.
foDy 10 be made ready Tor nar by the stcnographsr
tv-inofruw for corr ectIons. A lew moro questions
wit oonc clu 10 iisr testimony.
An Adjournment wag tnon had until 10. morTsw af-
tcrnoon NJ one ociock.
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EMMA COLLINS.

yesterday, called tho OF Patrick Ooilins, the
iather Of Emma Collins, against General Nicholas
Osssina. Tho action, as will be RENE embsred. was
brought to S10 600 damages Tor shs loss of
Emma's services. M. Cotlman, counsel for the de-
fendan, moscd Tor adjournment, stating that the
General absent in Cuba, that It had been
pressy stipulated that tho trial should net take plaos
until his return IN November.
Mr. Mccarthy thought that the Court should show
no mercy 10 man wuo had by his WHY ways and
ductivc smiles inuuccd daughter VI tho plaintiff
10 submit to his aendish passions and then, alter
had been begun him c,villy, and after the
mination OF tho criminal charges against MIN tor
duction, had taken hcr aud nod tho country sred
HANDED from the scene Of hs viiany." ,f =.
Some Iurther discussion took place, In which n.
sci iuduiyed In pcrsonalitos alter which upon sug.
gestion OF Judge Daily the adjourned for
weeks, for the defendant stipuatng that he
not then ready 10 Try It, the plaintiff should
have ieave TO prove his cass ana assess his damages
without iurlher delay.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

John Minor, . shipping master, received before
yudss Sheridan ana jury, in tho Marine Court yes
srday verdict Tor $50 against William Hughes, ss
eom pensation for u black eye.
Jamss Dolan and Edward Williamson pleaded guilty
20 burglary In the Court OF General Sessions yestcr
lay, and were sent TO ssa,s Prison, the former for
Jour years and tho latter for nve years
Charles Piepenbrine was arrsgned in Part OF the
bourt Of General Sessions yesterday on an indictment
|or mansaughtsr in having caused the deatn OF An.
ION hinkis By striking him on the head with bottlo
tho lst oil January last, at The corner Of avenue
Ind sixth street. during quarrel. Mr. Alfred stcck
pr who appeared for the prisoner entered plea Of
lot guilty, snd the case went over
Morris Powers says Jacob Rothschilds owos him
aanoe Of s640 Tor cash end chipsn lent him at long
branch In 1877, and for which he brought suit In the
Iarins Court Rothschiids applied TO The Cour. to
|ompei Powers to DO more specific In his complaint
9 10 What he meant W .'chips" but the Courl re-
|hscd.
Jamos Smith, alias "Brokcr Dick, !" who was con.
|lslsd IN tho Court oi General Sessions of uttorpg