, 1881-04-16

! AnsaAes sarske.
CucIsSAri, Alsa l5.-The car drivers
and conductors hare struck for higher
wages
CEEsco, Ia, APRIL A Ere destroyed
. dozen building here. Loss about
Sos, 600
wasHISGroS, April I5.-The President
sent the name of Joseph Fullerton to the
Senate for appointment. as receiver oi
Public MONEYS III Roseburg. Oregon.
Esrr lmmi=ranss.
New YoES, April I4-Three thousand
more emigrants arrived, mostly bound for
the west
Fine ''Rankers.-
DENVER, April l4-This morning 5
E,,cs contained startling revelations, re-
oardipg the history of the President and
Board of Directors of the Commercisi
Bank, incorporated February last with a
capital of Sl0O,0O0 The President, j.
Vanwort, was shown to have served six
years in the penetentiary, for passing
counterfeit money in Charleston, Mass IN
1860, and subsequently he started bogus
bank in Winstead, Con-, he disappeared
from there after swindling hundreds OF
people. The paper also accuses hun
of hundreds Of other crimes for
which indictments are pending against
him. 1t also accuses the directors
who are associated with him of being OF
the same stamp of scoundrels. This de-
nouement created the greatest excitement
in the city.
rse Pot Calling the Kettle Biaek.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-An interest
ing scene occurred in the senate yester-
dsy afternoon. Hill. OF Georgia, charged
Malone, of Virginia, with having sold
his vote. War words then followed. The
dead lock still continues No business of
Importance being transacted
In Need Of Aid.
YANkroN, April 1.-THE citizens COM
mittee made public statement showing
that there we're from 6.O0O TO 1000 per-
sons that were homeless and in need OF
and They must have three months food,
clothing and grain to plant The ice
gorge extends from Yankton 70 Fermil-
lion distance of 30 miles. The pack is
solid, in many places being 80 feet high.
Resignation Accepted. =
The Directors of the Texas Pacific
railroad have accepted the resignation
Of Thomas Scott, their president, and
have elected Jay Gould as his sue
cessor.
SENATOR Carpenfer's Funeral.
MILWAUKEE,, April 1.-THE remains Of
Senator Carpenter arrived here last night
and we're taken to the court house. fol-
lowed by a large procession. Senator
Conkling delivered an address of eondol-
ence, and Gov. Smith responded Over
l5 900 people viewed the remains The
funeral pageant was large and impressive
The streets were thronged with spectators
The ceremony was brief and affecting.
4 Political Neve.
WASHINGTON, April IA movement
is now on foot to unite the Republicans,
and Independents in the
State election of Mississippi. Similar
moves are being made in North Carolina,
Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansaw. This
move is expected to become general
the South. The Fusionists
head their tickets with unusually good
men, and it is believed that this move
ment will revolutionize southern politics
oregon War Debt Bonds.
Six per cent bonds of the Oregon War
Debt, have been called in for July 1st.
The continuance of the bonds at Ii per |
cent. will be continued at holders wish !
ing to retain them, but subject to the |
government 5 pleasure
Fearful PriVaiions.
NEW YORK, April 12.-The steamer
Nebo met the bark Tiger from Liverpool,
hence to Baltimore, u days out and short
IF provisions The crew were in fear
ful condition, and had only leather soaked
in lamp oil to exist on for several days.
The Nebraska left Liverpool with cargo
Of salt. They were blown off the shore Of
Cape Henry, far from their course, by !
adverse winds and currents Their pro-
visions ran out about q month previous
TO their discovery by the Nebo. The crew
killed and ate the captains dog, then the
skin and finally resorted to leather. The |
Nsbo gave the Tiger provisions. The
men wee like famished wolves.
Willard vs.. Billings.
The case of Willard vs. the Northern
Pacific to obtain permanent injunction
the official distributing of 49,
DOC, 900 Of stock has been up before the
court. Much interest is manifested
among Spectators as to the final result.
rreishfs Redaced.
ST. LOUIS, April 12-The eastern rail-
roads have reduced eighth class freights.
train TO New York under the new sched-
ale will be 90 cents per hundred. Flour
,S cents per barrel Baltimore rates are
,6 and SO cents. These rates are less
han those to Chicago.
4 Big Robbery.
LITTLE Rock, April IA body Of
veil armed men rode to Toledo, the
.ouary seat of Dorsey county at day.
,reak, surrounding the court house, blew
,ren the safe and took out $50, 600. They
hen made their escape. The alarm was
.r once given and posse of officers and
,itizens raised, who Immediately gave
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