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, 1881-05-29

No nation feels the l.'ss Of population by emil
has room for them ut hume. They !eave he
cause OF the hardships imposed upon the people
sion Of business anu IF val,ics largely .lnc to the
decentralization OF silver, which was the money
OF that Country. During the past decade eno1igh
ablcbol!ed men have lett Gcrsauny to make
1brtc good army corps. Fitty-eix per cent of ,.il
the etnigrants tha1 left Germany during the last
decade were mates. The result is surplus OF Il
million OF females. Most ot the cmyr:lsts now
leaving Germany are between fifteen and forty
years ct aEe-the nze whcu men are tho most
usetul AS producers. One hundred und fifty
Thousand will leave tho present year. having an
average OF StJ each Or S9.Uk}a.J. But this Is
only one itetn- Thousands ol them are skilled
1atorers and are the products Of thAt system
ct compulsory education which makes tho child,
from the Iiule Ut lis hlrth unt! fifteen years Of
A:.e, direct expense - tie Government "f S36 Il
yeur. AS one-halt Vt The cnl !:ran1s Hft between
Is aud - years Of age, tEey ieA.e tut cuuulry
, 1881-05-29
PARIS NEWSPAPER-WIT.
IErnrLf


Geometry: Q.-"What is line?" A.
''Length without BREADTH O." What il
the shortest distance between two points,"
A.-"S Sarah Bernhardt!''
swell. old fellow, what is the matter?
You look pale" 'tYes, and feel pale; and
so would you if you'd been sick in bed for 4
month";" IA month? Something serious,
then, eh?'' 40 no; a little i'll, that was ALL
but then had one Of the big doctors.''
4 grocer who has been brought before tho
courts for giving short. weight pleads the
very small profit he makes, his heavy ex-
penses, etc. "But," says the magistrate. all
that Is no excuse for selling 910 grams to tha
kiio.' "Your Honor" says the tradesman,
drawing himself up proudly. ''lf 1 did not do as
have done should be compelled to go Into
bankruptcy; and wish to leave my children an
unsullted Eamc.
Friend tvho has been intrusred by Eummy
of the gunlmy to shell uut. by representing that
unless ne does the guulny will wed the woman
With whom he is infatuatedl-'"1 tell sou, sir. oe
that voInan's bAdness you have no idea- Mes
saliuA was prude TO her! Now, what would
you say If you heard, sir; that Your son VA
knows his son like booke"Id snv, Heaven
help her, poor CTeaturer"
''SceM3 Il little queer to have them saying grace,
ch?'' whispers one man nf tho world to another
as they meet at the hospitable board ot Il COM
mon acqua atntance in whose house everything IS
like the Practice $50 do I-itis good habiI" ;"
But thought you were an inhdel?' $50
am: but 1t Is Il very good habit.-your soup gets
coolcnouEh for you to eat it!'
, 1881-05-29
THE WALKING MATCH.

NEW YoEK. May 2S.-In the pedestrian
contest Vint, the Brooklyn shoemaker, has
beaten all previous records by twenty-five
miles. The score ut T. o'clock stood: Fint,
:57; Hughes, 543; Sullivan, SD; Fitzgerald,
$40; Howard, 4o5: IlaZael, 4S0; Donovan, Ala;
Curran. 451; Dufrainc, 449.
At :, O'Clock the score stood; Vint, 5655;
Sullivan, 545; Hughes, 5i4; Fitzgerald, SIS;
Howard, 5o3; llazacl, 400; Donovan, 460;
Dufrane, 457; Curran, 45G.
Glow and Littlcwood have withdrawn, the
former with :502 miles to his credit and tile
latter $50. The Graphic has the following
regarding CLOVIS Withdrawals: The agents
of /; certain pool firm were seell often i'll
CLOVIS quarter, aud thereafter Glow WAS OBJ
served to slnckcn his pace, und eventually he
permitted Hughes, who was third man, to Enin
tho second plAce. At 3o'clock this morning,
when be had scored his sold mile, he entered his
cabin, and shortly afterwards emerged dressed
In his everyday clothes, and
ANNOUNCED THAT HE WOULD WALK NO
LONGER.
OLeary was sent for, aud in RESPONSE to his
inquiries why he had quit the truck, Glow said
he was afraid he would not get his share Of the
gutc money, and If th:t wns SO, why should he
make Il fool of himself any longer? ''Tn
stpy M vda m the vt "se e 500 b ea easa ~ IL eH 6apd
O'Leary replied that he would see that
he received tho $40. "That won't do
said Glow. - l w,lnt the money plankcd
down. right here before l take another STEP"
O'LcMry declined to accede to his request, and
the malcon1ent left the track and snt down ne:tr
the main entrance. where he whined thut he had
been penniIcss. and had not then enough money
to take him buck to Boston. Later he left the
garden. He is believed to have received from
5000 to $iUaNO for playing this little game. 4
lAr.rc amount OF moncy WIS wagereti ut the
commencement that Hughes would secure the
second place.
Tue walk ended tonight with the following
score: vint. 5'Sii miles; Sullivan, 5G9; H1Ehcs,
55.ls' Fitzgerald, 5&j7*: Howard. 5ls.s: DOME
4su2s; Dufrane, 4s.;a; and Curran, 4s0,s.
, 1881-05-29
Earnest Protest Of President
Ferry Against Such q
. Provision.
Gambetta Down in the Country Gre
ating Popularity for Him
self.
An Explanation from 1rnls Demanoeo
by the Turkish Govern
ment.


STATUE UNVEILED 1,Y G.AMBETTA-
Cauo1.s, May 2s.-tiambetta to-day uh-
yelled tile monument to the memory o1 t.e
mc, of the Department OF Lot Killed Ill ''1e
,yar Of 1870. Ii addressing an immense
crowd. he said he was not ii teacher OF put
lev of aggression. adventure, or conquest.
Nothing touching the questions ol peace or
war can bc decided except by the will "1 1i'e
reople. The Republicans desire order ana
peace witt, liberty and progress. Gamoeslas
remarks were received with enthusiastic
cheers. ..
GAH1nEIrA,
speaking at banquet 1T Cahors 1o-n'sh''
condemned the at1emp! to create aatasolaio11l
between himself and President Greyy, whom
he highly eulosizet. Abiding to the Con-
stI;ution. lie admitted that it was not per1ec1'
and would have to be perfected i'll demo
cratic sense, but lie warned against dong
this hastily He cited the precautions taken
by the Americans in this respect, ana ufsea
the necessity Of waiting until all the lns1ltu-
tioos had. astrono1nically speaking, COLI
pIcted their revolutions. Attempts to re-
,nmlel the Constitution would shake their
foundations.
scuoo1.MAsTEEs IN EEG1MESTALs.
PARIS, May ,s.-'rl,e Chamber Of Deputies
today discussed tile Army Recruitment bill.
Premier Ferry opposed tile Committees
clause compelling the se,ninaria1ls to serve
four or fi,e years, and law-schoul masters
only one year. Ferry said that such all
obligation would be dcathblow 10 the clergy
ana>particularly impolitic at a moment When
Z community Of ideas st1bsisted between
the French priesthood and the generous ana
pacific Pontitf entllronel ut the Vatican
Tie Committees clause was rejected, anu
the bill adopted according to the Government
text. imposing one years service on the
sa,ninariaas arLl slhnal=teaclerS alike.
, 1881-05-29

NEW DUTY on FIOrI:-
BERLIN, May 2>.-Bisnarcl, ut 4 Parlia-
mentary soiree last evening. declared d new
duty OH flour indispensable, as foreign States
were adopting similar measures.
HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, May 2s.-The Senate las in
formed the House Of Dursesses OF the ar
rangement concluded at Berlin, AMI already
sanctioned by Bismarck, which provides
that Hamburg shall permanently remain Il
free port district for purposes Of wholesale
trade and the export OF products Of industry.
The incorporation Of Hamburg with tue
Zollyerein will take place after Oct s.
, 1881-05-29

SpEctdT D15FdItF CH!t156 1rt1HH6-
ST. PAUL, Minn., May 2s.-alr- -Mickles. agent o
Mr.. niynatl Assignee, has tiled In tho Federal
Courts to date suits for infringement of the
Denchticld device for cooling and drying neal
against some sixty manufacturing milers Of
Minneapolis and st. Paul. AL Of the suits to
be defended by MIR. Harding, and the Philadel-
phia expert, Lunar. The Association will meet
ut Chicago early in June, aud active measures
for defense or settlement will probably be taken.
These and tho Cochrane eases tthe latter now
peuding in the Supreme Court cousti tute the
only embarrassing litigation OF the Association,
aud they are ANXIOUS TO be at peace With ul the
pateutce3 and the rest Of mankind.
, 1881-05-29
SEa1I-CESTESN ELOPERS.


PAo11, Ind, May 27.-Tl,e best society Of
Northwest Township, Orange County, is all
torn up over {; very extraordinary elope-
rnent George Ables and James McCracken,
two wcll-to-tlo farmers, resided near each
other in Northwest Township. lhey were
well respected and brothers-in-law, Mrs
Ablcs being Mr.. lIcCracken's sister. Ables
is the father Of five children, and his wife is
an attractive woman. Mrs. McCracken is
the mother of six children, and looks the
worse for the cares and sufferings Of ma
ternity. Both families moved in The best So
cicty, and the children of both are well
grown. Tho parents are near the scmi-cen-
tennal age. The relations of the TWO husbands
aud their wives were apparently pleasant and
satisfactory, And there was no suspicion that
anything was wrong between Mr. Abies aud Mrs
McCruckeu. But a few evenings ago Mr.. Able5
and Mrs. McCracken suddenly disappeared, and
the next day it became evident to all thoy had
cloped, hut whittier thoy have gone no ono
knows. Mr.. AbEes left his five children to be
cared for by. his wife, while Mrs. McCracken left
her husband the legacy Of their six RESPONSE
bilities. whereat tho entire township of North
west is acog and two happy homes are broken
up and plunged into grief aud shame. There
are no fuols like old fools. The elopers are past
50 ycur3 of age.
, 1881-05-29

Special DtspattA tn The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, y. T., May 2S-Tic little Town
of Ellna, near this city, is excitedly discuss
ing Il most brutal assault made upon the
wife Of Farmer l1awker, Of that place, last
evening. Mrs. Hawker was sitting alone on
the steps OF her home just after dusk await
Ing the return of her family, who were away
in another part Of the village. Suddenly a
strange man with blackened face aT-
preached from out Of the darkness, and,
scizing her. wound q handkerchief about her
neck and drag agged her to neighboring tree,
to which he bound her fast with a
cord. Then, with Il club, he beat her
In the stomach and over the bead. At the ap-
psoach OF the husband and sou Of the uu-
fortunate woman the villain fled. Mrs. Hnwkers
groaHs drew them to tho scene Of her suffering.
She was foundunconscious, with her eyes start
ing from thoir sockets and her tongue protrud-
, 1881-05-29
TIE HENLEY REGATTA.

TILE CORNELL CREW WILL APPEAL FOR A.
CHANCE TO ROW.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoNK, May 2S-Tho Cornell crew,
WHO have been barred from rowing by a re-
cent decision of the Henley (England) Ke-
gatta Committee on the ground tllat tney ilaa
not formally entered for the contest, are de-
ternincd to make another effort to get INTO
the list on that occasion. The four who conf
prise the crew and several others he!a
meeting to-day and discussed the best course
to be pursued. It was thought best TO arm
Commodore Chase, Of the Cornell University
Navy. with Il document III the shape OF a
courteous appeal TO the Henley Regatta
Committee, in which the Cornell side OF the
case would be fully and clearly stated, anu
ln0destly asking for
a l:EyEI:sAL OF ITS DECISION.
This appea! or statements to be accompanied
by i document attestel by the Brltlsh tohsul
showing that the nltll WHO compose LIE cfGW
are amateurs i'll the strlctest sehse ol tne
word. These papers will i'll themselves con-
stitute formal entry, and place tile crew on
exnctly the same footing rs EnElish crews "Ho
have nut us yet formally entered. BY this means
hearing thun could be obtained through cable
gra1ns. II the Henley Committee finally de-
cilc not to admit Cornell, then u modest cnAl- M
lenge will be PUT out to row the winner. me
cousins to understand that
. THEY ARE NOT GROWING
about tho decision. but they would like to ne
entered and race, and not quibblc over teen
nicalitics. The question of accepting the ehal-
leage Of the Vienncse Rowing Association was
t,lkeu up and discussed. The chullenge IS 70 IN
American amateur four. 4 purse Of Sl,U0 IS
guaranteed as IN induccment. aud tho chnl-
lcilge is exceedingly fair to the details III re-
eurd to the time when tho event is to tiie plncc
aud the distance to he rowed, and other lmpot-
FAINT conditions are left open for arrangement.
Mr. Blaikie expressed the opinion That the rnee
wuu!d.excite IN immense degree OF popular IN,
1erest. aud US the spokesman for the crew, said
there was nothing to prevent their going II their
friends considered 1t best that they should 81.
1t was decided to cable the Secretary Of ttH5 vi,
ennese Club that the Cornell crew were disposed
to
ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE
and request thai correspondence be opened on
tho subject. The indications are, therefore.
that even If disappointed i'll the Henley atialr
the Cornell four will have at least an opportu-
nifty Of pushing the Cornclan colors to tho front
not only III English waters but ON tho "be"ut1-
full Blue Danube
, 1881-05-29

AN ENPLAyAT1ON WANTED.
LONDON, May :3S.-'lhe Porte has decided
to write to the Bcy for all explanation of his
sudden change Of le!neannr towards the
Sultan. and the apparent leaning Of his
Prime Minister towards French interests.
The Bey will be in:ited to state whether lie
still considers himself Il yass:ll Of the Otto
man Empire, amt whether he is prepared to
abide BY the llrn,an Of 1871. If his answer
is unsatisfactory, the By will be solennly-
.tielosed and the liuss:1nite family deprived
OF the yilayet Of TuniS.
, 1881-05-29

For The Chfca1o Tribune.
Walking up and down the platform,
Puss the door where coffee steams,
Where the doughnuts, brown and doughy,
Call up hungry men lit streams
Where six bits they charge for tilling
That you swallow blind and straight
As the fifteen minutes vanish
And tho train takes up its gait
ltead this, that takes the cakes:
aCoGee like your mother mAke3i"
Touched WAS every tender feeling
Thoughts Of home came rushing fast;
Sympathetic chords responded,
For my dinneE-hour was past
Far from home, to all q stranger,
Here, mid all this rush and din,
Is one soul. who had l, mother,
Kindly taking strangers in.
And unused on mothers cakes:
"CONee like your mother makes!
Thcu, instructive, doorward wand ring,
Drew 1 to tlat steaming urn
Ordered quick the fragrant hev rage,
Fearing neither scnld OF burn.
To my th:rsting lips conveyed 1t,
Eager in my haste TO win
Mem'ries Of 4 sainted mother,
ScAldiug hot ns melted tin
All! thought |, this takes the cakes:
"Cottee like your mother 1nake5!"
Quick those holy visions vanished,
In the twinkling Of an eye.
AS the bitter tlraught swallowed.
Coffee! Bah! twas worse than I've,
Thick with cropping grounds, and muddy.
Blue the red-hot OAths l sworet
Mother, o forgive your darling,
For cursed you ne'er before.
Sacrllegc! this takes the cakes:
"COttee like your mother makes!"
Nrw-M4y
, 1881-05-29

The French difficulties in Tunis have brought
the following little game to light which has, 1t is
said. been carried on Tor Il long time III Cnrthn@e:
Since F;autert published h;s 'SufitnIubn" Car
thuEc mas pcen i fayus4t resort of tourists. Four
Or live eiceroutS who lounge about the pluce
lead the visitor from place of interest to
heap of rubbish, to the pretended Senate huusc.
At proper moment the guide pokeS his cune Ill
q ho: ulld starilcs ever. by the discovery OF
q rich old mu$A,c. which be hnstcHs sell to the
visitor. The mosaic is made in Marselles, and
the Investment yields percentage unheArd Of
even in Wall street.
, 1881-05-29

Special DHpatch to The Chicago 1TfbHn<.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, May 2s.-Lena Stan
ton, dasling girl Of 1o, hired horse and
carriage Thursday for half an hour. Not
returning that day, officers were sent out,
and she was arrested at TiDton, Cedar Coun-
IT, and lodged in JUL at Marion to-day. She says
she is from keokuk, and stole the rig to sell It
to get her fellow, railway forger. out or
limbo At kcOkuk.
, 1881-05-29

KANSAS CITY, May 2s.-A girl known as
Dollie krouse, who came here from Dubuque,
Ia, about month ago, was found dead in
shanty near the river in West Kansas City
to-day. Arthur Miller and Robert wilkins have
been arrested on suspicion of having been con-
ccrued in the girls death. Her family name ts
nobinson, and she has two brothers living in
Dubuque.
, 1881-05-29

D<trott FREE Press.
ANYBODY who thilks that the boy empIoyed
around lawyers Office has nothing to do
but empty the paper-baskpt, run to the post
office, sweep the room, and read the Jokes of
Blackstone, is grandly mistaken. L boz
that is, prize Of boy, and one who will
eventually become great lawyer himself
fas heap on his mind, and no time for sling
shots or tops. Yesterday, while Detroit
lawyer was in court, with his boy in charge
of the Office, newspaper man who was hunt
ing through the Motfat Block stumbled upon
the young attorney and was received with:
"Come right in. The papers in your casa
are ready to be signed"
"What casem'
application for divorce"
"But Pm not the man,
saint you? Well, you look like him. Let's
see? Are you the defendant in the Jones vs.
Brown case of trespass: If so, am to tell you
that the case is put over until next Saturday, At
the same hour in the afternoon"
"No, am not Brown" ......
swell, that's all right Let's see again? was
to tell Ryan that his case against Peters for
SANDER would not come on this term. and to
suggest that he amend his declaration. You
have not given the dates whereon the defend
ant called you reptile and 'sueak.'"
"Dut am not Ryan
s'1s that 50? That's too bad, but perhaps you
man named Blake?''
t'No."
"Thcn you are not Mr. Glen. I was to tell
him that be forgot to state the particular time
at which he first noticed a coduess Ia her de-
meanor. Let's sec. Oh! there's that bi9amy
case was to say to the defendant that tho
prosecution appear to havo hunted up and got
hold of the testimony of third female who
claims to have married you In Toledo in 1Si4,
and that your c;lse looks shaky. We will, how
ever, do our best to pull sou through, as we do
all our clients"
.lou are or again; am not the man.
''Dear me, that's another Well, all right:
was to say to any new client thut Mr.-
would be back in an hour. Come in and sit
down and look over tho city directory. We will
take your case at the lowest cash price and do
our level best to win it, Consult no other tiIm
until you have given us trial."
, 1881-05-29

~
What is vinegar without mother? 1t is
orphan very poor.
Carlyle's niece is half inclined to spell
Froudc's name with an 4.
The English sparrow" Have driven all
the other birds from this town? Well, I
should twitter."
Said the General to the Major, Is What is
your rank, sir:s" and the Major replied, II
am Major, General.'''
+'Fritz" Emmet says he has signed the
pledge hundreds Of times. It's no use, how
ever. " All signs fail III dry weather."
4 traveller in Germany speaks OF certain
kind of sausage, the like Of which was never
seen in the earth Bologna in the heavens
above
If a man is very sick and needs immediate
attention, what Kind Of a physician do they
send for? Why nigh and near doctor, OF
course. =
A Senior, as he gave last pull at his
glove before going to the ball. remarked:
pye sacrificed another kid to Venus.''-
Coltege Journal.
You won't find Canadian fooltps around with
paste or 1nuctlagc to make pttsEt3e- stALnp
stick lie sits down and sews the blamed thing
Oh.
The New Haven Register has come to the con-
cluslon that the moons greatest mission y ~
bring about marriage -enXugemeutsa aud give t1a
asparaKus-crop u start
When the Derrick man put on his last year
white vest ht found roll Of bills III one OF tae
pockets, amounting to S1:I. which he had 1o1~
gotten T. S:-None Ut them were recelpteo~
Uu City Derrick.
JOAQUIN Miller: How would a lecture By me
on Mount Shasta slit tho citizens OF BOSTON;
''Eery we'll, sir; exceedingly we'll! They "outo
be much better satisfied To have you lecture Oh
, 1881-05-29

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-William Fisher,
young man Of high connections in Charles
town, Mass, recently from Leadvllle, where
he is largely interested in mining properties,
is missing from among his friends i'll this
city since last Thursday. He is supposed to
have been "shanghaed" on board some one OF
the wheat fleet en- route for New York or
Europe. Ships are finding great difficulty In OBJ
taintng crews, and Fisher, who has yachting
proclivites, was last seen In the company OF
sailor boarding house runners en- the city front-
, 1881-05-29

ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-The jury in the case
OF Edward B. Rickert, who has been OIL trial
several days for shooting Mrs. Selma Wilson
at her residence, and with whom he boarded. last
November, returned verdict this morning OF
murder in tho first degree The defense was
that the shooting was accidental.
, 1881-05-29

l. - L ~
THE "EvESlSG rosT'' OPPOSES THE
1ECEST WESTERN CANAL. CONVENTIONS
SUGGESTIONS.
Spteidt Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, May :2S.--The ErcniflJ Post
does hot like the plan for the improvement
of tile Illinois IL Michigan Canal at Govern
ment expense and the pcrfectin@ thereby Of
Il ship nayigable stream between the waters
Of Lake Michigan and those of the N1issis-
sippi River. Consequently, that sheet, which
is now under the control Of Horace White,
Carl Schurx. ct al, takes occasion to antag-
ol1i2e the movement fur canal from He'll
llepin to Rock Island, a,ld to throw such OBJ
stacles i'll the way Of the promoters Of the
scheme us it may be able to by the strongest
denunciation. The paper III question dcsig-
mates the old Illnois IL Michigan Canal Us
y Sl:WEI: Fol: TIE CITY OF CHICAGO,
the capacity Of which has been outgrown by
the increase of population of that city, and
has been If late years kept constantly before
the public by "a continuous catter in the
way Of conventions, committees, memorials,
and newspaper articles Oh the subject of ell
larginS and extending the canal by Congress
sional aid.-now for military purposes, in
order 10 outflank Great Britain, with
gunboats coming up the Mississippi
River; now for commercial ends
to pour the grain crops Of Minneso-
ta waterwise into the chain Of the
Grcat Lakes" The editorial goes on to pay its
respects to the latest proposition to construct Il
canal from IIcnilcpin to Rock Island. IN order
to realize bout navigation fron Lake Michigan to
the Mississippi The pnblic. it says. " do not
want bout navigation there. II the canal we're
cut through it would not be used. 1t would pay
nothing on Its cosl for transportation purposes,
, 1881-05-29
90 RDON THE GANG.

A I1Trl. TOO HARD ON THE GANG.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 2s.-Tom Bush,
keeper of the c1lain-sang, was examined TINS
forenoon before Magistrate Pearce on tne
charge of cruelty treating Henry Hellman, a
prisoner, and fined 500 and costs. The EVIL
dence adduced showed that Bush had pun
ished Hcllman with Unnecessary severity. ne
had been hung by the heels aud otherwise
tortured. Considerable feeling has becn MANI
tested over the matter. and the punishment ~ ~
sesscl by the Court Is generally indorscd. He'll
man was at one time q leading business man or
this city, but whisky ruined him.
, 1881-05-29

Nr. Walters application Tor an INJUNCTION
against the repriuter OF Lord l5eaconsticld's
biography. which appeared in the London Times,
was refused because he deciinsal to ntltne the
author and join him in the plea. The author
WIS Sir william Ilarcou-t, thr Home Secretary.
who received *l.0O0 Tor the article. The Messrs.
Long1nun have since, with the sanction of the
Times, reproduced it ut price which will soon
tnr " ~
, 1881-05-29

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Muy 2s.-Mcmorial Day was
observed ut Cave Hill, this afternoon, by the
decoration of the graves of Confederate soldiers
The attendance was large and the work was
done without display.
, 1881-05-29

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 2s.-The trial of
the Mosely brothers for murder in the Creek
Nation began In the United States Court at Fort
Smith to-day It is the same case in which the
Jury failed to render q verdict few weeks ago.
, 1881-05-29

Troy, n. T., May 2s.-Sheriff Guy, Of
Omaha, arrived to-day with requisitiou for
b. r. Hanson, alias William Gray. Hanson
is wanted at Omaha for obtaining a large
amount of money under false pretenses. Sheriff
Tuesday.
, 1881-05-29

NEW BnAuSFELs, Tex, May es-Two
robbers named Milton and King, alias Rob-
crtson, were killed to-day while resisting arrest,
the latter by Deputy United States Marshal Mar
tin, the former By Martins 1.-year-old son.