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resignation, Commissioner R,um said
that the responsibility Of the office had
grown too heavy for man OF his sge,
and the salary too small. He expect.
cd to remain In this city and practice
Law before the supreme and other
courts and the departments.
This Is true, but II does not give
the inside Of the matter. 1t has long
been Q source Of surprise to those In
Washington, who are used to seeing
Imp ortant interests ably represented,
that the whisky dealers should intrust
their business to men Of such limited
tact that almost every legislative
project undertaken for the past two or
three years has failed. Were law
yer and an expert like Ger eral Rsum
en- aged as counsel or representative
for these people, there would
be but little likelihood of
Q failure on any reasonable
plan for their benefit. While II Is not
known that definite arrangements
have been made with General Raum,
1t is understood that he has long been
considered as o desirable acquisition,
and 1t would not be surprising to see
him acting for them. The salary,
mentioned when this matter was dis.
cussed last wiuter, as suitable for a
representative like General Rsun,
was $25, 900 per annum. The ultimate
business relations which General
r sum has had with ell banks not
national gives him an acquaintance
that will be of tho best benefit
hereafter. There are now pend
Ing unsettled and disputed bank
accounts with the governmen:
for unpaid taxes, which he
can bring to q satisfactory settlement
II in.rusted with their management.
He Is also to act ss counsel for VIM.
Pitt Kellogg, lately indicted. Bu. he
has only consented to this upon the
most earnest solicitation. The two
hundred thousand tobacco rebate
claims which will be shortly flied, also
suggest q possible field for one well
acquainted with department routine.
This class of claims, while covering
but small amounts and needing nc
legal preparation or argument, yet re-
quire looking after and collection
Altogether there are 90 many bright
possibilities outside of the 60, ernmen
employ for Mr.. Raum's acknowledged
talents that his resignation at thi
time Is the most natural thing In th'
world.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
A Non. .oombatant Fatally
Wounded by n Ftray
Bullet,
pottIa County, Missouri, Bids
High for rewks-
bury iionors
A Tol'do Youth urabs n Bank
Roll aud Hute...ro Jail
Tbs Wrong Man shot.

Apy,l.l pls,~'oh 10 tns Bss
f.iRSoSt, Nsb, May Last
night shooting ARRAY occurred here
whlsh will probably result fatally 10
George q arson, A feud has existed
Tor soms time between John Shribsr,
. restaurant keeper, and the frequent
ers II one Of tho saloons. Shribar
came home on the midnight train, was
mst at tho depot by several persons
from the saloon and after some hard
vosds, fearing TO 20 home alone, took
refuge In the city hotel. Tne
clerk Prince Warren aud the
bartender volunteered to see
eco him homo. On . aide street they
were met by one of the crowd named
Earl, who knocked Shribsr down.
Getting up Shribar drew his revolver
aud fred st Earl, but the bullet
missed him aud hit George Carson,
one Of the party who had taken no
part In the quarrel. The ball struck
his back near the shoulder blade and
passed downward. Tho physiolans
cannot find tho bullet. lie is lying In
. critical condition with the chances
sgains, recovery. Earl and Shribar
we're both arrested. Examination to
morrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
GREEN b. RAUM

WILL PRACTICE LAW IN WARRINGTON.
AND MAKE TWICE AS MUCH MONEY.
Washington Special to the Commercial Ga
zetts.
Tne resignation of Green B Raum
was complete surprise to everyone.
Not even his most Intimate friends or
office associates had the falntest hint
that such a course had been deter.
mined upon by the Commissioner.
When General Raum returned to
the treasury department, after his
interview with the president, and an.
nounce to his subordlnates what he
had Just done, there was exhibited by
al, first inoredulity and then actual
grief
In reply to those who inquired re-
gsrding the causes which led to his
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
Freeman I'm this Dock

Npeehi Iprratch . TINS
BARssrABLE, Mass May Free.
man, who, q fpw years ago, In fit Of
fAnaticism, killed his child and has
since boon In the lunstic asylum, and
now pronounced sane, was placed on
trial TO day for tho crime. Freeman,
In his own behalf, said: -Four years
ago he was Insane. When the act was
committed he believed he was doing
Gods will. Two years afterward it
occurred 10 him II was an insane act.
lie never evsdsd the law Of the land :,
but thought no should obey G ID rather
tasn man. He had not In his own
estimation been insane for eleven
months at least. He fully believed
his religious experiences h ,d done for
him all they could II granted q dis.
charge, he would accept the first hon.
oreble position offered that would
eusblS him to support his family
Freeman was then arrsIgued on the
indictment Of murder and plead not
guilty. Judge Colburr authorized his
removal from the asylum to Bsrnstable
jail TO await further action,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
LABOR TROUBLES.
PittSburg ArtiIanS Quit Work
and Demand a Raise.
Workingmen In New York and
Other Cities Join the
Lock. Out.
No Serious Results Are Elk.
pected From the
Movement.
BATTLING FOR BREAD,
Or, Rather, Striking for kq':itable
Wages.
spe ial Dispatch TO THE BsB.

spe ial Dispatch to THE Bss.
PIrTsBURG, May l Reports from
the railroad coal mines are meagre,
but enough has been received to inoi
cate that general strike was inaugu.
rated to-day against the reduction of
half cens per hushel in the price of
mining on the Panhandle road. Only
four out OF twenty-five pits are reported
to be at work on the Pennsylvania
road; all the mines are Idle on
the b. & o. and p, V. & G., and
about half are out. One or two firms
have aeceded to the miners terms.
The, demand of cigarmskers for an
advance of 81 per thousand has been
conceded by all manufacturers, conse-
quently only the employees Of four
large establishments were ordered
out by clgarmakers unions generally.
1t is thought the strike will not last q
week. The plasterers all quit work
this morning because f refusal of
masters to pay an advance Of so cents
per day.
CINCINNATI, May /. There will be
no disturbance here among the cigar.
makers on account of the reduction OF
the tax. They struck sometime ago
for an addition to wages and succeeded,
and so did the cigar packers. Strikes
for an advance have been made at New.
ark, Ohio, and at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Demands of workmsn at Wheeling,
West Virginia, Steubenville, Ohio,
and Urbana, Ohio, have been compiled
with.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, May 1.-Reporta
from. the railroad coal mi 1es this even
Ing state that the strike sg ainst the
reduction of half cent per bushel In
price of mining has extended to all
mines save one or two. The operat.
ors admit that the strike Is general,
but profess to be Indifferent whether
1t Ia of long or short duration. They
say they will see their mines Idle until
next fill rather than pay more than
three cents per bushel for mining.
The mining { fiji i,ers pronounce this the
greatest otrike ever iuaugurated In
this district and they hro prepared to
hold out.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The olga,
manufacturers have acoeded to all the
en- ployera, and no atrikes' will occur
here. Everything Is going on az
usual, except an increase activity ir
all manufactures and rueh of goods
for shipment.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 1.-The
cigar factories are closed owing to a
strike. The manufacturers are will
ing to pay an advance of fifty cents 6
1 0cO.
NEW YORK, May 1.-Ssven hun
dred cigarette makers struck to-day
for higher weges. The laborers en-
ployed In the custom house in weigh
ing merchandise struck to-day for al
advspce.
COLUMBUS, O., May 1,-At the state
represented miners convention a reso
luton was adopted favorable to ma
tionsl union and committee was ap
pointed to report tomorrow on thu
restriction measure, especially II
bitumlnous coal. 1t is proposed t.
cut the number of hours per day ant
work lees days In the week.
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PERSONAL,

A. L. Barber, of Washington, d. c.,
the asphalt paving contractor, is in the
city.
s. @. McElroy. of Falls City, was a
guest at the Metropolitan last night.
j.. c. Blackburn. of Arlington, Is regis.
tered at the Metropolitan.
J. Il. Buchanan, of Missouri Valley,
was in the city yesterday.
A. Fl. Meyers and family, of Howard,
are at the Millard.
w. +. Mcmillan, of Denver. was at the
Paxton yesterday.
II. NJ. Bushnell, Of Plattsmouth, was in
town yesterday.
]. G. Corey, of North L5up, is at the
metropolitan.
James R. Smith, of Blair, is at the
Metropolitan.
Frank Plank, of Meriden, is a. this
Metropolitan,
r. G. G. jenkins, of Grand Island, is at
the Millard.
Isaac Powers, Jr,, of Dakota City, is at
the Millard.
r, o. Baokus, of Lincoln, Is at the Met
ropolitan.
j. o. Fisher, of the Lincoln Journal, is
in town.
] w. Black, of Weeping Water, Is in
the city.
Dan Hopkins, of Central City. is a. TIE
Millard.
F. L Short, of Kansas City. is at the
Paxton.
VIM. A. Mills, of Laramie, is at th'
Paxton.
j. H. Lott, of Fl, Steele, is at the Nil,
lard.
j. II. Hemgate, Of Blair, is at the Mil
lar,
G. B. Mann, of New York, Is in town
G. ;. Potter, of Lincoln, is in the city
j. s. Pratt, of Cheyenne, is in the city
Jamea Britton, of Wayne, is in town.
L. @. Kelly, Of Laramie, Is in town.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Special Dispatch 60 10 THs BEE.
The Canadian commons defeated Shakes
peare's anti.ohess resolution.
The bill reducing railroad taxes In Con.
necticut was defeated by tie vote.
MoGill university, Montreal. conferred
the degree of LII. ID. on the Marquis Of
L,rne.
The coinage of the Philadelphia mint
for April aggregated Sc, $500 pieces.
valued at 81, ,575, COS.
The National Lacrosse team and In.
dian team Of Montreal have started for q
tour of Great Britain ani Ireland.
MIarshteld Plains, Mass, are ablsze.
Two hundred men are unable to check the
spead of the flames through the forest
Dwellings are imperiled.
An excursion party of over 100 from
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wiscon-
sin has st erted for San rancisco over the
Alton and Southern Pacific.
Grael Wade, who died at Lincoln, Neb.
on the 2Sth, aged fS, was buried at Shell.
hyville, H., yesterday. He went to Cal.
ifornis in S49 with Ex-Governor Richard
j. Oglesby.
The Indian department of the Domin.
ion has instructed the acting assistant In.
dian commissioner at Winnipeg to remove
5000 Indians from Fort Walsh to Ouap.
pelle reservation.
The "assistsd emigrants" from south
we,tern Ireland. arriving In Philadelphia,
are very poor. They numbered nearly 500
Nine hundred Scapdinavians and Germans
landed yesterday.
Jas. j. Madden, aged 40, In the lacs
department of the house of Muser &
Bros, N. Y, was arrested charged with
stealing 1928, 900 worth of goods. The re.
ceivers Of goods were also arrested.
| The schedules Of the assignment of Isaac
Sippili, the White street New York mer.
chant, recently arrested on the charge Of
swindling, have been fled. Liabilities,
1926. .579; nominal assets, $512, ,533, actual
assets, $14,56S.
The veterans OF the Fifth, Ninth and
Tenth volunteer regiments of New Yorh
declare the retirement Of General Warren
by General She ridan st Five Forks, "Un.
necessary and not warranted by the cir
cumstances."
The New York board Of Aldermen uuani
mously request the trustees of the Brooklyf
bridge to ohanpe the date of the forma
op ming from the Oath inst, anniversary
Of the birth Of Queen Victoria) to the
30th, decoration day.
The first annual commencement of th,
women's medical college of Baltimore tool
place yesterday. The matriculates mum
ber ten from Mary and, one each from
Illinois, Nebraska, West Virginia, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Canada and Germany.
The New York board of aldermen votec
the Western Union Telegraph company
permission to use the streets of the city t,
lay their wires underground, at a cost o.
one cent per lineal foot of each stree
opened, and giving two wires for the city
use,
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the BALL ROLLING.
Formal Opening Of the Diamond
Field Throughout the
Country.
Three Associations In the Fie Id
With Twenty four Clubs,
Special Dispatches 10 Tus Bsu.

Special Dispatches 10 rus Bsu.
Cmciao, May / The base ball
season was formerly opened through
out the couutry to day with three In
depend ent professional associations In
the Gsld--the National Lsague, Amer.
loan Association and North western
Lesguo, The National League com.
ptises clubs at Chicago, New York,
aud Philadelphia, all bearing the
names of their cltie,; the American
Association includes ST.. Louis, Louis.
vile, Cincinnati, Columbus %. J
Alleghenys cf Pittsburg, Balti.
more, Atheletlcs of Philadelphls,
and Metropolitsns of New York
the Northwestern league embraces
clubs at Quincy, Peoria, Spring
fl Id (tn), Bay City, Grand
Rapids and East Saginaw, Mich, and
Toledo, making q total of twenty foul
professional clubs In the field, q larger
number than ever before in the his
tory Of the game. The playing sea
son runs to October 1st. The sched
ule OF games provide each club shAl
play fourteen games with each of itl
opponents In It's own organization
seven on it's own ground, seven on It,
opponents grounds.
BALrIMoaE, May LIB iltimores 4
Metropolitans 3
CLEVELAND, o., May -BatfAlos 4
Clevelands z.
CINCINNATI, May L. Cincinnati s.
vt. Louis 8.
PHILADELPHIA, May l. .--Provideno,
4, Philadelphias 3.
New YORK, May New Yorks z
Bostons 8 Fifteen thousand people
Witnessed the game.
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rswksbury's Rival

Htetih blsistcn 70 lHs btss
sr LOUIS, May The apparently
very highly sensational reports regard.
Ing the condition of the poor farm In
rst,is county, this state, which was
recently put In circulation through the
Ssdslls Democrat, seems to be con.
hrmsd, and the press Of thls city de
msnd au Investigation aud prosecution
"a ~hoever 10 responsible for the dis
graceful state OF affairs. A general
ovs,hsuling Of similar institutions
throughout the state IL also demsnded
The poothouse Ia question, so far a.
the building 10 concerned, ls repre-
sea,sd 10 be an old tumbled down
tVossry, scarcely H. for housing snl.
mals, aud the treatment OF the In.
mate, consisting Of over twenty in
sane, idlotlc aud diseased persons,
msnT n them entirely helpless, ls said
not oaly 10 be disgrace fil and abom
nlsbls IN the highest degree, but
uttssly hesrtless aud crlmlnal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
a Railroad Rupturo.
n Tta ,ak,k A. Tuu H.,

ST.. LOUIS, May 1.-The recent or.
der by the Missouri Pacific to itr
sgents to stop hcnoriug tickets OF
baggage checks of the Gulf, Colorado
II Santa Fe road In Texas, went into
effect to.dsy and the probabilities are
that the rupture between the roadi
will extend to freight as well as pag-
seuger business.
Offi.es of the United States and
Pacific express companies In this city
were merged into one to day and will
hereafter be In charge Of Joseph Tenn.
pie, Of the Pacific company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
The Monopoliea.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The board
Of directors of the Pennsylvania rail,
road decided to declare dividend OF
2 per cent In cash and per cent In
scrip or cash at the option of the
stockholders, and A per cent In stock.
The lattor provision gives the stock.
holders the privilege of subscribing to
stock at par In proportion to 20 pei
cent Of their earnings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
THE OLD WORLD.
A Quiet Day Among the R0VO-
lutionists Over the Water.
No Consptracies Matured OF
Dynamite Discovered.
The N,htlists Ready FOR q General
Raid.
ENGLA ND.

Special Dispatch 10 The BEE.
LONDON, May IA nolle prosequi
was entered In the case of Ramsay
and Foo.e, proprietor and editor re-.
spectively Of The Free Thinker,
charged with publishing libelous state.
ments.
Thecommons adjourns for Whitsun-
tide Wednesday until the 2lst. The
lords adjourned from the 10th to the
"a h inst.
LONDON, May 1.-The queen has
abandoned her intention of opening
the fisheries exhibition. The prince
and princess Of Wales will officiate.
In the chess tournamen, English
and Sellman played a drawn game;
Bird was beaten by Tschigarin and
Mortimer by Steintz. Mason and
Winamer played drawn games with
Rosenthal and Zarkertort, and Black.
burn beat Macker zie and Skipworth.
Many awards have been made to
persons who have suffered by reason
Of violations of the law In Ireland.
Lady Mountmorrls and Mrs. Blake each
received $1,000 fer the murder Of
their husbands.
LONDON, May 1.-The first secular
day of May, being one Of the series Of
annual days ON which the bank Of
England makes up Its balances, to-
day is a holiday In the bank and on the
stock exchange.
LONDON, May THE very Rsv,
Geo. Henry Oonnor, M. A., dean Of
Windsor, Is dead.
LONDON, May l.-Arrived out, the
Assyrlan, Give, HISTORIAN and State
of Georgia, from American ports.
A telegram from Pekin states that ar
envoy from King AMMAN has arrived
there to obtain the consent of the
Chinese government to the opening o.
the Red river to foreign trades and Il
induce China to afford su,h diplomatic
material assistance as may be neces-
sary. The emperor has ordered L
Hung Chang to return to his post ir
order to effect the request of King
AMMAN.
LONDON, May 1t is understood
that on the occasion of the enthrone
ment of the archbishop of Canterbury
the police OF that town closely
watched the movements of certain
Irlsh Americans, who were acting II
Suspicious manner, and who be
came alarmed and quilted the town
1t Is believed that one o.
these men was Wilson, one o
the dynamite conspirators, In who's,
:2ser the hearing,is proceeding ct tn
Bow street police court. The Time
says a meeting of the leading owner
of steamship company will be hell
the 14.h inst. to take steps toward
raising capital for the purpose of build
Ing another canal across the Isthmu
of Suez.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
A Good Staten ent,
nj Dlanatph IN TUR RRH

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows de.
crease of the public debt during April
of 80, S51 402; cash In treasury, $3l9,-
159. 4O1; gold certificates, $81, 343 600;
silver certificate, $s0.77l,331; GER
tifi,ates of deposit outstand.
Ing, 81, 1,105,00; refunding Ger.
tifoates, 1868 $50; legal tenders
outstanding, $346, CSl, GIG. fractional
currency Cutstanding, $7.0oS, 1913, a
total reduction In ten months of the
fiscal year of $114, 1884 575.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
FRANCE.
Special Dlspatche, % Tan BE.

PARIS, May LIN the senate Due
De Broglie questioned the government
as to its position regarding the triple
alliance. The minis er of foreign af
fairs replied he was unable to under.
stand tho unity. The question was
surrounded with the greatest absurdl-
ty. France, he said, purposed to re
main In accord with all foreign coun.
tries so far as was compatible with her
dignity. The subject was dropped.
1t Is reported that Gustave Aemsrd
the French novelist, died in an insane
asylum at Stsnne.
Eiward Msuet, the French painter,
10 dead.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
Special Dispatches to TuK BKs.

special Dlspatches 10 IHk Bkh
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The au.
thorities believe the nihilists are pre-.
pairing for simultaneous disturbances
in various parts CT the empire during
the coronation ceremonies Of the car.
DUBLIN, May 1,-Fitzlarrls, on
trial, charged with being ono of the
prinoipals In the PhGlix par mur-
ders, has been acquitted.
After the verdict had been rendered
Fitzhsrris was taken back to jail to
await trial on charge of conspiracy "a
murder, the penalty of which offence
is ten years of penal servitude.
SOFIA, May IA document which
urges speedy rising against the op,
preston of Russia Is being circulated
throughout Bulgaria.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
est,ins Back al Ben.

anerial n.srateh % rHs Bss
" RCsf's, May THE state board Of
shsfity and lunsey replying 10 the
eommnnlcstion q the governor dlsap.
pt1vlns ~ the sctlcn Of the board In
applyins to ,he attorney general for an
splnion a. ~ their duties, say the pro,
.eedlns eoaId Imply no discourtesy Ia
tAa governor, i1r both are servants Of
ne las Ehlch exaots from every oti
ser nbed ence 30 its mandates, 10 the
sud tat se may have a government OF
'sFs and not n men
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
The Bicycle Raoo.
8 peeial Dispatch 10 THs Bee,

BosroN, May l Ia the ak day
race Of ten hours day between Chas.
Leroy, riding horses, and John s.
Prince and W. NJ W.odslde, riding
bicycles, the score tonight stood 303
miles foi the horse, and 3l2 for the
bicycles At the fourth hour to-day
Leroy fell, disloostIng his shoulder,
and Francis NJ. Ware was substituted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
Wyoming Eustlers.

LIVINGSTON, Mont, May 1t has
been discovered that an organized
band Of rustlers are running eff stock
COWS on the Wyoming border. The
Indians are asking for protection.
Major Loudon, at Fort Ellis, Is hold.
Ing himself In readiness to march. 1,
Is now believed this gang instead oi
the Piegans, made the recent raid
upon the Indians ranges.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
Sale Of Ne xican La nds.
special Dispatch to THE BEE

SAN ANToNIo, May ii. L,
Kirkland, of New York, rep.
resentipg some English capitalists,
has Just returned from Saltimo, Mex.
leo, en- route 10 Europe, where he
went for the purpose of getting con.
tract confirmed by the authorities Of
Coahuita for large tract of land
granted by the general government,
and sold to Judge Crosby, of London,
by Governor Medero. The trac,
covers about ore hundred leagues ol
the best selected lands In the state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
Gould and Party.

ST LOUIS, May jay Gould and
party left for an inspection of the
Iron Mountain railway and south
western system at noon to-day 10 a
special train OF five offi ,ial cars. In.
formation was refused as to the
route, but the cars are provlslonsd
for twenty days. A trip into Mexico
over the International ls probable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
Talking Teller
,natNh 10 TUR RRR

WASHINGTON, May is ,cretary
Teller says he does not intend to make
any reply to the charges contained In
Senator Hlll's letter, except In % far
as they relate to his management Of
the atfairs of the interior depar ;mept.
The secretary specifically added IN re,
sponse to further Inquiry: "Ths per.
sonal illusions of this letter 1 do not
intend to dignity by an answer"
The president to-day appointed
Jefferson p. BIDDER associate justice
OF the supreme court of Dakota.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
A had Youths Break

Special Dispatch 10 Tns Bss.
ToLEDo, May IA bold attempt
at robbery was made this afternoon
In tho Toledo National bank. A gen
tlemsn had drawn 81 900, which he had
counted . moment, when young
man seis,d the money and made off
with II. He was quickly overtaken
and the money recovered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
The Indian RemovAI.


'Folih blspatch 70 rus DIM
Sr. PAUL, May l.-Ilformstion
reached the department headquarters
here that Saturday last the steamer
w. j. Bshan left Fort Randall for
Standing Rock, having on board $50
men, women and children, Sitting
Bulls band Of Unoapapa Sioux, the
old warrior being Of the party.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-02
Leap TO the River.

HUNTINGTON, W, Va, May 1.-The
east bound express train on the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, early
this morning, struck an obstruction
near Qainnemont, West Virginia
The engine and tender plunged down
the embAnkment into the river, and