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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

Our Men and Boys Oyercoats are all
bargains, bought from Sheriff Mad
dOX in warm weather, and you all
know how low Walter would have
to sell for cash a big lot Of Oycrc0a
Of a hot day.
500 pairs Mems and Ladies' Slip
ptrs. We intend to make a drive
upon the whole lot this week, just to
encourage the people to give them
away.
500 Gents Silk Ties, usual price
7,5c. and 81, our price SOC: but this
week take your choice Tor 25c. we
would like TO give them all away, but
we have got so many customers, the
lot wOnld moi 30 around.
blankets cheap! cbcap!! You are
no good during The day, If You sleep
cold nj night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28

Henry * Peak are agents FOR me , eel.
fbrated Ausable horse shoe naii. Every
bound warranted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28


Our $40 Mems suit we can only COM
,sre to $40 gold piece.
0ur S12 suit is a real good thing,
land we could give hundred certiii-
|cates that they are pleasing every
body.
Our SIS suit. i'm fifteen different
materials, embracing the celebrated
Atwood Indigo Blue, heavy weight
isabel Diagonal. They are selling
Them all over the state for eighteen
and twenty dollars, and we have hes
itat ed to make our price public, not
to make trouble between
other merchants and their customers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-28
Rxe Elour, Rye FIomr...

Il VIM. Brown 4 Co.'S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30

his Lyons speech, declared In favor
free trade campaign.
CATANIA, March 90 The oraters Of
Mt, Etna arc again active. Kun.
blings of the volcano are frequent.
Signs OF sn earthquake evident.
RoMB, March % The speech Of
tho minister OF foreign sffi!rs regard.
ing the relations Of Italy, Germany
and Austria are believed rtfor to
defensive triple slli,nce against
France, with which oil had agreed to
eudeavor to maintain friendship,
Should ono Of the thres powers be
compelled to make war against France,
the others pledge themselves to main
tain a neu;rsl attitude it they do moi
atd In cArFying on the war.
BERLIN, March 90 German ar
tisll have pe.itioned 'he government tc
intercedo With tho United States gov
eInmenment requiring increased tariff
on objects of art.
FRANKFoRT, March 90. The tsle
graphical society to-day advocated re
sumption of the polar expedition.
BERLIN, March 20 Bismarck IL
suffering from neuralgia. Both sidel
are objected. BiS condition Is no
improving. He Is compelled to main
tain reoumbent position.
An officer In the emperor's bod!
guard killed himself to-day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Special Dispatches to 1HE kE.
PRsTH, March 30 "A earthquake
In the neighborhood OF Miskolez
during performances IN a theater,
caused panic, and many psrsons
were severely injured. The river
Hernad's embankments were demo.-
ished, and number of villages are
threatened.
Count VonMsglsth VonSzekhel, the
president of the court of Cassation,
has been found murdered at his resi-
dencs at Ofer. He had been strsngled
and his tongue had been cut out. His
hands were bound tightly together
with ropes. Tho body was lying on a
bed In the counts room when 1t was
discovered, but the bed clothes were
not diaturbed and the count was not
undreSsed. A thin rope was hanging
from a window OF the apartmentto the
street below. The counts house had
been robbed by the murderers. 4
hussar who was stationed at the Count
VonMaglsth VonSzekhel's residence,
has been arrested on suspicion oi
being tho murderer of the count.
VIENNA, March 20. Rabbi Sshrei.
Der, a member of the reiohsrath, who
published q manifesto against the re.
form Of jews Is dead.
| PARIS, March 29.-Lson Say, In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
The Knit G ,ods Conspiracy.

Special Dispatch to TIM BEl.
New YORK, March 29.-Col.
Frederick A. Co ikliug, in speech
tonight charged the knit goods asso-
clatlon raised 100000 most of which
he declared Congressional investiga-
tion would show went into the pockets
of some Of our upright Legislators. He
also said there was an organic ID con-
spiracy represented by the ksit goods
manufacturers association to cheat
both the people and the government
out of enormous sums of money by
manipulating the importations OF knit
goods. This has been done In the
face of the U Uaited States supreme
court, February 1, when the conspira.
tors were assisted not only by secretary
Window, but by his sssistant, French,
and the conduct of the judges was
answerable for much of the corrup.
tion. 1t was done by different classi
fication of goods to evads the law. A
further victory, the speaker said, wal
recently gained by this organization
by the passage Of bill through con
gress, which, Conkling intimated, wa
passed by bribery and trickery of it
foremost lawyers, among whom wa
Senator Miller of this state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30

give evidence by witnesses who kuew
whereof they spoke, adding, Il have
neither whltewash brush nor black.
ing brush to us, as weapons DE-.
John d xwell, grsdu,te of Harvard
medical school, testified the students
received iasga ndmber OF in.
FAINT bodies, nhvh they bought from
VIM Andrewa, j ,uidor, a. from So
to So each Andrews said be obtains d
all the bodies from the alns house.
Andrews has Giuce killed himsslt. Tho
dissection showed that in many In.
stances The infants hsi 10 food for
twauty-four hours before ceSth. Wiz.
ness eaid the bodies were dissectei on
the same t&biu with the anlmsis snd
ths remains swnpS into the zane re-
cepticie. The students chip in to OBJ
tam them
John NJ Clsse, employed at the
alma house in 1880, and discharged
for drunkennesp, testified to driving q
tenn containing large number Ct
o)dl-s from ths alms house tc Har.
ward; heard Marsh, the assistant cup.
eiin'endent, coy he received $40 for
adult bodies; there were between 300
aud 400 deaths year; sometimes fu
neral services were held over ccffi ns
filed With wood. Butler offered a
letter alleging that Marsh prevaricated
about the disposition of bodies. Ad-
iouened.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30

the time The result was good deal
of unevenneDs in Schsefer's work. At
times he played with marvellous rapid.
ity, i'll one INSTANCE making 56 points
in precisely five minutes. His run Of
1853 In the thirty fitch inning was Ia
"tyle and speed very siroilisr TO bis
200 run Tdssdsy night. Tho thirty.
fifth ioning was prolific, as Morris In
his hs f ran rs, ruaklpg total of 223
fo- two plays Schsier flashed The
gsme in the thirty sight inning with
27. To morrow Day aud Wullsce
pi>y In tho afteTu Don; Sexton and
D'ou in tie evening
Tac fcjce atsnds: Schaefer, COO,
highest rud 1913 average 10 so SO;
Norria 359 highest run rs average
8 "a 81. Tine game 2:20.
The afternoon game In the balk
line tournament between Dion and
Wallace was tame as neither displayed
any fine playing, Batting was ever
each man having plenty of frlends
Both played poorly tho greater part
of tho time, but Wallace was weaker
so thai Don gained q strong lead.
The youngster narrowed the gap
toward the close. Both showed
nervousness and wese 26 apart
on the las. inning when ID on
ran out with % Score, Dion total
600, average 8 and 32 n highest run
4S; Wallace, total $40, average Z and
80 20, highest run 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
The Telegraph Consolidation.
Spectai DiRt,atch Tn l,UR RRR

Special Dispatch TO THB BIB
Ntw YORK, March 20 jay
Guilds answer In the first suit of
VIM. +. Williams against tho Western
Un!on and others, In the supreme
@ urt, was served to day. This suit
Is brought to anpull the consolidation
bstween the Western Union, Ameri-
can Union and Atlantic & Pacific
telegraph companies. The answer is
sganeral denial Of the allegations In
the complaint. Gould alleges that at
a meeting on February g. 1881 the
agreements of January 10 and Febru-
ary 3, for consolidation, were ratified
by vote of 3l8 225 shares In favor and
600 against. At..the same meeting 30S,.
189 shares voted In favor OF increasing
the capital stock to $50 600. 900 and
100 shares voted against It, The
meeting was valid and legally held.
None of the took holders Of the W estern
Union telegraph dlssepted feom the
stock dividend except Williams and
Rufus Hatch, who had but 600 shares
between them. The effect of this
agreement, he avers, was to increase
the market value of the Western Union
stock, and tho injunction which the
plaintiff obtained depressed the mar.
ket value. These stocks, Gould de.
clsres, are readily converted into cash,
and if the plaintiff did not deaire to
retain his investment 1t was easy to
convert them into money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
GREEN BAYS GRIEF.
Funeral Of the Lats Postmaster
General at His wisconsin
Home,
Life Long Friends by the Tnou-
sands Follow Him to the
Grave.
Tho scr vices at the Church and tho
Cemetery.
Sponinl Dlsnltch To TIN ZEE.

Special Dispatch to Tus BKK.
GREEN BAY, Wis, March 20. The
train beating the remains of the late
Hon. Timothy o. Howe arrived at
the Chicago & Northwestern depot at
$3.50 this morning. A committee
from the Brown County Bar associa-
ton received the body, which, being
placed In q hearse and escorted by the
committee, was taken to Howes resi-
dence on Main street. At 1890
o'clock the bells in the city began
tolling off 81 strokes, the age of the
deceased, and tho caaket WAS borne
from the house to hearse In waiting
and conveyed to the Presbyterian
church, Before o'clock, the hour
set for beginning tho funeral exer-
cises, the church was packed to the
doors, while several hundred persons,
unable to gain admission, stood In the
streets until the conclusion of the
exercises. The floral tributes were
profuse and and magnificent, some of
the principal pieces being those used
at the services In Kenosha yesterday.
The funera! services were begun at
about 2 O'Clock with q chant "Abide
with me" by the Presbyterian choir.
R,v. L. j. White, pastor of the church,
offered brief prayer, which was fol-
lowed by the solo "Nearer My God
to Thee" by Mrs. M. d. Kimball,
sung to the air "R obin Adair," a fa-
vorite song of Mr.. Howe's. Rev. II.
M, Simmons delivered very affecting
tribute to the life and character Of
tho distinguished statesman.
The services ut the cemetery con-
sisted simply of reading the Presby.
terian burial service for the dead by
Rev. l.. j. White and a few remarks
by Rev. ii. M. Simmons. Az the coffin
was beinglowered Into the grave, Miss
Grace Howe, neice of Judge Howe,
was overcome by emotion and tainted.
She was tenderly cared for and soon
recovered. Each Of the pail bearers
passed around the grave and dropped
upon the coffin small bcquets, giver
them nt the cemotary for tn,
purpose. The floral decorations q
tho grave were very beautiful and will
remain until they dry and crumbl
and mingle with the dust of him t
whore memory they were the gratefu
tributds of loving hearts. Their
were no visitors from Washington
but the larger attendance of the mos
notable pSn ir the etate.i 3e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
IR Gland.

Cork. March 29.-An American
named Featherstone and man named
O'Herlihy, PArnellits, wore arrested
charged with conspiracy to murder.
They are supposed 10 be connected
with the arrest at Liverpool.
The poHto fiji 30 Is &C ,upied by q force
of police, as threats have been made
to blow up the building. Ols Carmo'
dy, plasterer, was also srrshted.
The fourth person I'D. Documents
were found upon o Herlihy. The ar
rests are believed to be due to infor.
nation given by the man arrested al
Liverpool.
DUBLIN, M arch 30. -Dlvid Wheeler
the informer was shot dead az Mary
borough. One arrest,
Eleven persons were arrested al
Castle Conmel charged with intimida
ton.
Auua Parnell doubts that Eyar
made the statements relative to the
aft AIRS of the ladies' land league a
In the published interview.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Tho Havsr-tiok Homioids.

Special Dispatch to TIM BKn-
NEW YORK, March 29.-The grand
jury to-day bsgan she investigation of
tho case of George w. Conkling, Jr.
who shot and killed Wilbur FL. Haver-
stick, and he will probably be In
dicted and rearrested. Recorder
Smith In addressing the grand jury
instructed them to investigate the
case, and said that Police Justice
Smith had exceeded his powers In as
suming to decide homicide was JUS
tifisble. This action, the recorder
said, does not stop the grand Jury
from indicting Conkling. Counsel
for Mrs. Uhler have received instruc.
tions to begin legal proceeding against
DR.. Armidon for the recovery of $3.50
which Mrs. Uhler claims to be due
her out of the sum left by Haverstick
at the time of his death.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
The DepOpulatiOn OF Ireland Pro-
crosses Rapidly by the PIis-
on Route.
A Dynamite Fiend Arrested in
Liverpool with the Article
under his Arm.
The Dixie Outrage Story a III
gentic Femiulpe Fabri
cation.
a Large Variety of Continental
Nova.
ENGLAND.


Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
LONDON, March 30 -Minlater Low
ell has refused to intercede In
behalf of Michael Boynton. The
statement is made by the Dab
lin correspondent of The Standard
and is the Inference drawn from the
fact that 1t had been previously
proved than Boynton is not an
American citizen.
The Standard believes that Spain
has asked England to be content
with the liberation Of Maceo and hiu
associates. They are to remain In
Spain like ordinary exiles under es.
pionage of the government.
The Madrid government has con-
sented to release Castillo and Roder.
izuez at the request of Great Britain.
Maceo and the other refugees are
still confined, but are leniently treated.
Antonio Inis, Schultz & o., general
merchants and cigar importers, have
failed, with lisbilities at f82 600.
In the commons Harcourt said the
ina uiry by the police into the alleged
attack upon L,dy Florence Dixie has
been futile. He confirmed the state
ment that man carrying box con-
tanning explosives has been arrested at
Liverpool, but declined to give any
details In regard to the affair.
Lieut.. Vroy, Of the United States
navy and the other members of the
expedition sent by the American gov.
ernment to Potagonia to take obEer-
vation of the transit Of Venus, have
arrived at Liverpool, on their way
home.
A man who carried box containing
explosives and an Internal machine
has been arrested at Liverpool. He
had just arrived from Cork.
The explosive material was nitro
glycsrine. The inferoal machines
were most oanningly devised. The
arrest of the railway porter occurred
at Sc. Helena. The police are Ger tain
the prisoners arc confederates. Pas.
senpers by Cork boats are carefully
scrutinized. E =.
I Tho commons SO TO 58 adostaS .the
motion favoring ak penny teIeg,ams.
The government opposed the motion,
| Parnell goes to America the seoonc
week In April. He has not yet de
c'ded to accept the invitation to tht
Philadelphia convention.
E;on, gentleman Of high position
deposes to sesing Lady Florence Dlxi'
while she stood where the alleged out
rage was committed, and saw her wall
away without anybody accompanying
her.
Rev. Dsrment Coleridge, son OF th'
celebrated poet, Is dead.
The Lancet says the health of tn
queen is excellent.
The enthronement of TIE arch
bishop Of Canterbury took place to
day. The traditional enthronemen
cerem onies were observed. Their
was q dsnse crowd In the cathedral
The Duke of E linborgh, Representa-
tives of the Oxford and Cambridg
universities, q great concourse Z
c!ergymen and tho biehop of Saakas
chewan and the bishop of Lon
Island Wero present,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Wheat Corners.

special Dl6patch To THB kNH
CHICAGO, March 30 - The in.
formation has reached here that the
euprene court now sitting ct Spring.
field has filed an opinion In the case
of Tistin and others against the CHI
csgo board OF trade In favor of the
latter. The suits twenty In number,
grew out of what was known as "the
July wheat corner" the market for
the close of that month having reach.
ed 1.36 A large number of operators
refuse to settle at the figure named
and the amount thus held back was
estimated between two and three mil
lion dollars. The matter was taken
bsfore the arbitration committee board
and the hearing extended nearly one
month. The losing operators urged
that the work had been cornered by a
clique and cited as an instance the
price of cash wheat. The case has
additional interest rs 1t is deemed a
test one. Amour who was alleged to
have engi leered the supposed corn 81
said that no defense had been urged
to the allegation that the market had
been manipulated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Tho Braidwood Mine .
Special Dispatch to The Bnu.

Special Dispatch 70 The bhh.
CHICAGO, March 20. Despairlng of
overcoming the distractions In the
Braidwoo1 mine, which now make 1t
difficult to search for the remaining
bodies, a correspondent states that
the owners are considering the propo-
sition to close aud abandon the mine
aud erect over the entrance a monu-
ment to the memory of these entomb-
ed. suggestion is opposed by the
friends of the dead men. No addi-
tional progress was made up to a late
hour In clearing away the debris.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Tue Whisky Pool in High Spirits.
special Dispatch to The BRB.

CINCINNATI, March 80. The West
ern Whisky Export association met
here to-day to take action with refer.
encs to the price of whisky for the fu.
ture. Tnere were 68 firms repre-.
Eented, comprising the entire member.
ship of the pool, which embraces all
highwine manufacturers north Of the
Ohio river. Their rction was entirely
unsuimouy, fixing the price Of hioh-
wines tomorrow ON the basis of 81 13,
with probability that tho price will
bo Increased to 81 ii next Monday.
All the m 9mbers ara IN high spirits a.
the unsnimtty f the pool as to prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
n Frightful A Fair.
Special Dispatch 10 TuR Bss.

HALIFAX, March 20 "A report from
Lingan says: Magistrate Mcneil and
several volunteers and constables
were overpowered by mob at Little
Gloce bay to-day while attempting to
arrest the Lingan rioters. Chief Con-
stable Musgrove had taken refuge In
the Gloce bay lookup to save himself
from the mob. The volunteers have
been ordered back to the garrison to
await instructions from head q 1arters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Mexican News.

MEXICO, March 30 John Schulz.
Ing, OF s.; Louis, general manager,
and R. G. Pseb!es, late OF the Penn
sylvania rallrosd, superintendent Of
the Mexican National railroad, have
resigned.
Congress opena Mondar. Presi-
dent Gopzllez in his message will
urge tho greatest economy In admins
trstion. 1t is understood further that
subvention to railroads will bo dis.
oouraged. The message is awaited
with unusual impatienco by railway
men,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Monopoly Vandals.

New ORLEANS, March 30. The DO
lice are informed that 800 men, sup.
posed to be acting under the direction
Philadelphia & Reading railroad, are
destroying the new bridge of the
Pennsylvania railroad company at
Second and Vanango streets to. night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
The Anti-F Gee Pass Bill.
pecIal Disl atch to THE BEE

SPUUIsI DI5T alUI 70 IHh DIN
ALBANY, New York. The assembly
railroad committee hos agreed unsni-
mcusly to report favorably on the anti
free pass bill. Il applies only TO the
granting OF passes to tho supreme
court judges, state officials and men,
bers and employees Of the Legislature
Giving such passes by the railroad
companies Is made misdemeanor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
The Tewksburg Paupers.

BosToN, March 29.-The legislative
committee to investigate the charges
made against the officers of the Tewks-
bury aims house for selling bodies,
were In session to-day. Counsel for
the officers denied the specific charges.
Gov. Butler was present. He said
this was not q rial. He was not q
public prosecutor, but was present to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
MRS. hde eker's Z ast Day.

Special Dispatch to The BKE.
WINDSOR, Vermont, March 80
Mrs. Meeker, convicted of killing her
daughter, will be hanged tomorrow.
She was calm most of the day but
seems to appreciate the helpless con-
dition and is expected to break down.
She received a letter from her son
Almon to-day offering consolation and
urging her to confess.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
REGISTRATION LIST.
FIFTH WARD.


Allen George Gal at bet 14th g. 15sh
Allon John W 400 n 18th at
Albrecht Fred Sherman ave
Anderson John f Sherman ave
Augell b 419 15ih at
Anderaon X Cass st bot 18th and 18Th
Anderson G T 7O3 n l7sh at
Arnold WIN 14l6 lizard st
Arnold j W 1910 n 18Th at
Ayondet John 1915 California at
Balcombe st A d Chi bet 18th & 10Th
Bay j p 1914 California at
Banner John 1924 Burt st
Baumester A 1242 18th at
Beard James r Clss bet 10Th and 18th
Beaber j W 1918 Burt ST
Berry Thomas Il I1l2 Chicago at
Resn Samuel 1912 Davenport st
Bsard G W l9;h aud lizard ut
Beck Martin A 10th and Burt st
Benedict M 1907 Burt st
Bsttinger III N 6l2 n 10 h at
Boiler Jno + GIG l6,h 81
B oehme o A Ala 18th OF
Boehme A Ala n 18th st
BsidgomanJ j S II n at bet Chi & Csss sts
Burdish r ID .vsnport bet 10Th &11th
Burmester A 15;h and California sts
Burke Geo 1927 18Th st
Butler Chas 1901 Webster st
Barnick WIN l1l5 Chicago at
Bairers G M B 3l7 10Th
Balm Goo U p Ry pump house
Baumeister A
Baker Bani + 1430 n 18Th st
Bailey Jos 1911 Cummings at
Barlow Gao 14,h 81 C,ss sts
Bennett wm W Esswinh 16 h & Cal st
Bergen Jno Il 9G2 n 1G h st
Begley Patk ID d Burt SITS
Bedford JEFF w l4lG Sherman av
Birdsall j f 1919 Clss st
Birmingham Frank II h at
Black James S 1918 Chicago at.
Bolln Henry 16,h and California ats
Bolan James 408 n II h st
Bolan Thomas 408 n llth at
B llander John e 1901 Nicholas st
Bolan James w 408 n IL N at
Bonner Thomas 1913 14th st
Bonnevier + W G12u n l4th st
Bonnevier Jno A 1921 California st
Boyle Thos 1908 Chicago st
Boyle Michael 1908 Chicago st
Boyle Michael j 1908 Chicago at
Boylan Pat 1914 Chicago at
Bowen j j 605 14th 81
Bowman ii l6 IN & California
Brackin j ii 1888 ShermS IN ave
Brewer @ I'll 1868 Sherman ave
Brophy Jno 1913 California at
Bruner b 1913 Cass ct.
Drummer Thos @ 1922 Cummings st
Briardy Thos 511 n 10Th st
Brophy Peter 1913 California st
Brush Eugene
Brown wm bet 10 h & 1G:h n of Mich
olaB at
Brosius Danl l414 n 18th st
Buckley Jno l6 bet Nicholas q Pau
Buckley Thos 1l48 n 10th st
Buckley Owen 307 11sh st
Buckley Miohl l2 h st bat Chicago 4
Csss ats
Burns Michl 1917 Oass st
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
The Billiard Tournament.
- u. A r.. la

CHICAGO, March 29.-Another large
audience was present tonight at
Schaefer's second appearance, but not
so large as the one of the preceding
night. Morris was this time the an
tagonist of the "small wizard" and
made a oreditable showing against
him. He played with a good deal OF
safety and In this way managed to
keep Schaefer within bounds most Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Southern OVERT ows,

Special Dispatch to THE Bee.
New ORLEANS, March 29.-The
Atchafalaya river is rising two inches
day. The new levees between
Churchville and Simmsport are fast
giving way, and very few of the plan.
tations along the river will escape the
overflow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Determined d Suicide,

HALIFAX, March pa person be-
lieved to be Il. w. Eaton, of Calais,
Maine, who attempted ,uicide on the
train, emptied five chambers OF his re-
volver at his head while lying In q
berth. The conductor SELF I'd his hand
before he could fire the sixth shot.
There was great oommotion In the car.
The man Is under arrest, but cannot
be removed from the hotel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-03-30
Mormons in tho South,
rtal nia,,aknh 80 Tuu npu

CHATTANOOGA, March 20 - Elder
Morgan, presidiug elder OF the Nor
mon church, left this city with 100
converts for Utah from all parts of the
south. Nioety missionaries In the
south claim 600 converts annually.