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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
The ARK memorial,
The Father Of Communism Eu-
lOgized in New York.
AMammoth Meeting in Cooper
Union to Honor His
Memory.
Carmine Emblems in Abundance
Speeches and Resolutions.
Special Dispatch TO THR Bsx.

Special Dispatch TO THR Bsx.
New YORK, March 10 Cooper
Union was crowded to itE utmost
capacity tonight, by people gathered
to honor the memory of Karl Marx.
The red flag of the commune was
everywhere, and picture of the dead
man framed In black, surmounted with
the motto of "Vive L'Inrernationale"
hung at the front of the platform P.
j Mcclure, Edward King, Victor
Drury, John Most, DR.. A. Donai and
John Swinton made speeches. The
last named gave graphic description
of his first Gnd last meeting with
Marx at Ramsgate, England. He
eulogized the domestic aud public vir-
tues of the socialist, and said he had
made the "Interna,ionsle" the watch
word of the worlds workers. He gave
more than all to mankind when he
gave them himself
The resolutions were read In Eng
llsh and German and unanimously
adopted. They declare the world OF
labor Is plunged into sorrow. Its
most powerful thinker, Its noblest
hero, Karl Marx, is no more. His
life and the great power of his intel
leot have for thirty years been devoted
to the cause of the laboring people.
In the field of social and economic
science he was first to prove by
statistical facts and reasoning
based upon universally reoogni-
Eed principles of political
economy that capitalistio production
must necessarily lead to monopolizlng
and concentrating all industry to the
hands Of . few and thus by robbing
the working classes of the fruits OF
their toll, to reduce them to utter and
absolute slavery and degradation.
The resolutions conclude by pledg-
Ing the dissemination of the Ideas Of
Marx to the world and dedication of
their lives to the cause Of which he
was the pioneer and in which he left
so noble record, kilograms of con-
dolenoe were received from Boston,
Maryland and New Jersey, from
Henry George and Frederick En-
glas.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
snectAl Dippatch es TO Tuu BNu.

SFVN's' birpSttHco W ihs DE-.
DUBLIN, March 10. The Most Rev.
John MacEvilly, archbishop OF Tream,
replying 10 tho Earl OF Spencer, the
lord lieutenant, on behalf of the
Catholic bishops of Ireland, writes
that the action of the government in
Insisting ON extending relief to the
Distressed people to throng the work.
house ls an outrage on humanity and
a covert system of exterminating the
native race. Archbishop Croks has
sent $50 as contribution to the testi-
mon,ai fund for ParneU.
VIENNA, March 19.-The evident
charge of high treason against the
socialists on trial here is broken down.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 19.-Per
silieff, formerly the director of the
postoffics who some time ago attempt
ed suicide, has again stabbed himself.
The wounds this time are more
serious.
BERLIN, March 10. The statement
of the Imperial bank of Germany
shows an increase in specie .of 2, $780,
000 marks.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, March ia
band of Arabs attacked four Ottoman
battalions near Yemen. The Turks
lost four officers and q number of
soldiers killed and wounded. The
Arabs were repulsed.
BERLIN, March l9.-The emperor
has accepted the resignation Of Ad-
miral Won Stosoh, chief of the ministry
of marine. It IL said Bismarck forced
the resignation.
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capital at Yankton removed, AMI sp.
pointing q commission OF nine mem
bers, whose names are contained In
the act, to select q new site before the
1st OF July. BY the terms Of he act
the commission Is required, before
designating a site, to have an offer Of
twenty acres Of land and $10C 900 in
cash as bonus for relocating the cap.
ital, the land to be used for the pur.
poses of the territorial government
and the money to be expended In
erecting suitable buildings. The bill
also provides that the commissioners
shall not purchase or own lsnd on the
site of the new capital until after the
expiration of one year from the time
1t shall have been located. This last
clause is presumptively designed to
prevent the commissioner from max.
Ing fortunes In real estate through the
information they will frat possess Of
the site of the new capital.
Governor Ordwsy drew this extra
ordinary bill and modelled 1t after q
hill by which tho capital of Nebraska
was located at Lincoln. The commits
sioners who selected Lincoln for the
capital of that state made millions by
the operation 1t Is well understood
In Dakota, that while the commits.
sioners personally under the new law
may not buy up the lands around the
site that may be chosen for the new
cspitsl, there Is nothing to prevent
their friends from brying for them.
1t Is reported that stock company
has already been quietly formed with
a capital Of 81, 900 600. to buy 10000
acres of land at the point which the
will select for the terri.
torial capital.
This company will donate twenty
acres and 81 900 to the territory. A
spot will be chosen to which, at least,
two railroad lines will be built, and
the profits of the ring on their cheap
lands will be enormous. There Is
great excitement In the territory re-
garding the removal of the capital, and
charges Of bribery and corruption are
freely made.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
TELEGRAPH NOTES
"a, D,.paknhes to The BHu.

Special Dispatches to The BEE.
The FIRE In the cotton mills Of Caleb u.
Milyep 4 Sons, Philadelphia, caused . loss
OF ESQ, 600.
t,en. Disz and party left st. Louis for
Chicago last night by special train'
Elizabeth and Hannah Judson, of Hart,
ford, were murdered before their house ana
bodies burned. Ne arrests.
JayH. Filley, brother OF Chauncey i.
Filley, Of st. Louis, died at Hartford.
U.,tber 8. Lathrop Of the firm OF Meyer
g. Lathorp, Of New York, dropped dead on
the streets Of thst city.
Cbas. ID. Erby, the leprous patient In
the Salem (MRss.D aims house., Who con-
tIscted the disease In the Sandwich Fslands,
died yesterday.
| The house and two children OF VIM.
Harris (,olored, burned At Atlanta, Ga.
Il Jane Williamson and little daughter, OF
Raleigh. NC, are missing, supposed to
baye been murdered. The bu' band OF the
woman and stepfather OF the child and
mother have been arrested.
Frsnohy johnson, tho oarsman, died In
, Florida.
The officers Of Little Rock, Ark. cap
tured the johnson Brothers, two OF the
. Little Rock and Fort smith railroad rod
D bers, In Washington county.
Mrs. hlmma Gates Conkling Died II
New York last evening".
An, ther Italian murder in New or
d last night. Antonio Sallo, Of Providence
was cut with razor.
Frederick Billings. who presented th
" library of the late Geo. p. Marsh to tn
ar University of Vermont, has given the II
% stitvtion $75, COO for library building
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
FRANCE
Special Dlsp,tch to TnE DEB.

Special Disp'tch 10 Ihh hhh
PARIS. March 10 Tho government
will soon introduce bill In the cham'
ber Of deputies for the relief OF dia'
tressed workingmen.
In the case OF Bontoux and FEEDER,
preside aud manager OF the onicn
q snerale, the court of appeals reversed
the Judgment of the lower court Cd
counts in regard to fictitious p..ymentss
on shares OF stock aud the issus OF
shares irregulsrly constituted the
counts. The sentence OF eSch was re-
iuced to two years imprisonment'
The f no and costs were Confirmed
Sixty miners In attempting to res
| oue a comrade at st. Esienne the ger
} d'armes used their weapons. oa'
miner was killed and several arrests
0 made. Gres excitement:
8 The cham Der Of deputies rejected
d o94 to ll6, the radical motion relatin'
n to Grievance of mining population o.
@ sdootion of the order of the day, pur
d and si,nple. With respect to the me
e tion granting amnesty to politics
10 press offenders, the minister OF the IN
3, terror insisted the present was untim'
le lv for such action. Calmer popui'
feelInp should be awaited The M
tion was rejected, 1863 to 30. Ac
iourned for month.
PARIs. March 10 -Parnell spel
m Sunday In company with oiemenoe'
-. and Henri Rochefort.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
,athollos to oppose the bill at every

Catholics to oppose the bill at every
st'ge.
High Commissioner Calf, of Lon.
don, rendered his resignation, but the
government requested him to con.
tinue iu OF ,e TIL spring.
Correspondence is going on with q
view to establishment of the post
office money order system the same as
In the United States.
MONTREAL, March 19.-Business
men assert the frauds upon the
customs amounts annually to hun.
dreds of thousands, II not millions Of
dollars.
U. o. Perrault, consul of France,
was arrested on the charge of making
false declarations to defrsud the
customs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
A Be duoer Shot.


New YORK, March 19.-George w.
Conkling, United States surveyor on
surveys, Nevada, shot dead William
II. Raverstick, seducer of his sister.
The tradegy took place in "Paris
Flat" No. BAL west Twenty. third
street. Conklinp arrived In the city q
few days ago. Ten years ago his sis.
ter married q man named Uhler.
They soon quarreled and separated.
Falling In with Haverstick she came
to New York and lived with him In
"Paris Flat" Learning of her
-hereabouts Conkling came to
New York and obtained an
interview with his sister. She prom.
.sed to 60 west with him, but refused
to live with her husband, To.nigh,
Conkling went again to see her, wat
met by Haverstick who swore the
woman should not leave the house
The two men came to blows. Haver
stick threw copper statue at Copk
ling, who drew revolver and fired
The ball struck Haveratick In the pi
nf. A., .sl.,,.---.>,- --l-- a; -A:---
Conkling left the house immediate!
after the shooting and walking t.
EIohth avenue and Twenty thir'
street surrendered TO an officer.
Conkling said Uhler was broker
II Broad street, and Haverstick wa
his partner. In this way he made tn
acouainsance of Mrs. Uhler Whe
his sister saw Conkling she agreed
90 with him to his western home, an
last night was the time fixed upon
leave. When Conkling arrived at II
house, his slater was In the inner roo
and heard only the noise OF Il
quarrel. .. =. 49,
Conkling Ia 27 years old, az
Haverstick 80. The latter was
: broker at 60 Broadway, had iv
with Uhler about two years. Conl
Q ling was locked up. he refused
talk to reporters. He told the offios
;. that Hsverstick tried to eject him a
}. threw a number of articles at him, q
!. in self defense he shot the man. M
= Uhler Is said to bs very pretty.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Fourth Ward Club.

The republicans of the Fourth ward
met a. Judge Anderson's office to or
psnizo o ward club as requested by
the city central committee. Another
meeting to effect permanent organi.
cation, will be held at the City hall
building on Thursday night, at half
past seven, O'Clock, and to discuss
other matters pertaining TO the cam
paiQn. 1t Is earnestly dosired to have
every republican In the ward present
and a member. Those intending tC
take hand In the coming election vii
find 1t of interest to be present OF
Thursday night. 1t h the wish t.
make the club the permanent buains ss
organization Of the ward, assistin
and cooperating with the central com
, mittee In this and future campaign
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Tto Bond Case.
3pe ial Dispatch to The BBl

spe ial Dispatch to 1Hh bBs.
TAYLoRsvILLE, lis March 49,
Emma BOND, the victim OF last sum
mer's outrage, mysteriously left her
alex room last Friday night and was
discovered by her attendants lying on
the ground north of her house In an
unconscious condition. The Incident
has created suspicion that an attempt
vt abduction was made to prevent her
appearance before the grand jury 81
she seemed on the road to recover
The prospect of recovery now II
| doubtful,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Billiards and Boreas
ncI Al Dhar,afnh IA TIIu Linn

CHICAGO, March 10 jacob Schaef.
fer, in the practice for the coming
tournament, to day, ran 227 and aver.
sged 43 in 60) points, balk line game.
TINS is larger than any recorded pub.
lio performance.
The boat house of the Farragut boat
club was damaged and a dozen racing
and pleasure boats smashed by the
storm last night and to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
A Stolen Diploma.
special Dispatch To LIE RKK.

BRUNSWICK Maine, March 10. -
franklin Z. Perham, senior class of
Bowdoin college, charged with steal.
ing diploma and selling it for $75
to M. McMonagle, Ogdensburg, N.
Y, from whom 1t was withheld by the
faculty, was fined $40 and costs. Nc
Monagle, who has been practicing
medicine under the dip oma, was held
on the charge of receiving stolen
goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
A Naval GOuri Martial Appointed
to Investigate the Wreck
Of the AshuelOt.
Subscriptions to the Garfield
Memorial Hospital Coming
In from Over the Sea.
Tn, Final Dividend Of Seven
Per Gent Squeezed Out of
the Freedm ans Bank.
Another Day in tho Star Route
Trial-A Guard for Yellow.
stone Park.
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
Special Dispatch to TnB BHB.
DAY OF DEBATE,


Special Dispatch to TnB BnB.
DAY OF DEBATE.
WAsHINGT IN, March 19.-The Jury
was excused for day and argument
on the admission of portions of Brady g
evidence continued. Merrick said
Brady had stigmAtized all of Walsh's
testimony as false, as "a lie made out
of whole cloth" On his cross exam
ination tho government proposed to
interrogate him relative to facts sworn
to by Walsh. Brady came upon the
stand and declared he had acted (in
matters increase and expedition) from
pure patriotic motives; ne brought his
motives In the case, but he would find
that what he thought was solid rock
was but quicksand beneath his feet,
for 1t was for the government to re-
but his testimony on that point. she
put his motives forward, said Mer.
rick, ''snd I now prop>se by the
magic rod of truth to- Ssolve and
disclose his propose"
Ingersoll made the closing srgu-
ment. He said 1t was not material In
this case what Brady's motives in
naking expedition were In any other
case; 1t was not necessary to intro
duoe several other cases to prove Gen.
Brady knew 1t was wrong to swindle
the government. No matter If he had
stolen In those cases, the presumption
was he was innocent of the charge on
trial. Ingersoll commented upon the
length of trial, that it might run into
years.
The court said the twelve candles
still burned.
Itg ,rsoll-I am willing to 90 on
with eleven, when one Juror dies, and
when the last man dies to take his ad-
minlstratIon; yes, Ito Merrick,) I ex-
pect to survive and the case may drag
along until the judge, who shall fiaally
pass upon 1t, will not remember even
thee name, your honor. daughter.
The court, speaking of Brady said
he may have been very kind heerted
man and allowed members of con gssss.:s ss.:
to run over him and get tnese olueie
aS viii: chat would have been wear
Int not criminal. If he had been
charged with receiving BRIDE tne
court would require direct evidence o.
that charge and would not allow evi
dence of any other tffs snse to OF
accepted In proof of that charge. Th'
question was whether the court coui'
receive evidence Of payments to Brad,
by other contractors; WI ther his ACT
,,Id not an their face be shown I
be criminal acts by the light throw
upon his motives In other TRANSACTIONS
On this point the court reserve
decision. Ingersoll said he woul
continue the argument tomorrow
Adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Sheridan's Ride in Mexico.
Hpecial Dispatch 10 The BEn.

MONTEREY, March 10. --Gen. Sheri.
dan and Gen. Augur came up this
morning In the private car of General
Manager Gsrdner, ot the Mexican
National railway, Gen. Sheridan's 3
visit Is solely for the purpose Of
observing the railway methods Of
Mexico. He declined a public re-
ception. He called on General
Orovivo and returned to Laredo by q
special train.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
The Root OF Evil.
.-~.tnh a. TIM Huu

WHEELING. w. Va, March l9.-
Tnis evening Gneuther Sohnell en-
tered his uncie's drug store under the
Influence of liquor, quarrelled with
AID shot and KILLED hts uncle. Or.
Schuchhardt was wealthy, aged ~.
Soaneli shot himself below the temple.
His wound is not. serious. He has
been arrested. The cause was jeal-
ousy in regard to Schuchhardts will
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

Fort Randall, express desire 10 join
the remainder Of the Uncapapas Sioux
at Standing Rock, and it IL undor.
stood that the war department and
Indian bureau will accede to the
change, owing to the good conduct Of
the ssvaees during the past winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
ADnubIo Murder

Special Dlspatch 70 IHh phf' ~
CHlLL1oorHE, o., March l9Iwm.
Keys, a farmer, stopped at the house
of . man named Taylor on his way
home last Saturday night. A quarrel
arose, and Taylor called out tn ms :
brother John, and the two assa9iteo
Keys, who drew a revolver ,1., ana IN.
.tantiy killed Taylor, and mortaliy
wounded John. Keys was arrested
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
snscial pispatch TO Tn B2k. ,

Special Dispatch to THu BRS.
HARRIsBURa, March 1a.-1n the
house tonight, Bierer, of Westmore-
land, introduced the following:
RESOLVED, It is the sense OF this
house that some action be taken look
ing to proper disposition Of the ques.
tions as to the right of Nicholas ~
man Dukes, of Fayette county, to his
title to q seat In the house OF repre-
ta.ives The resolution was referred
without discussion to the Judiciary
committe, with instructions 60 report
IA soon as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Limits OF Telephonic Action.
4

The power Of the telephone to trans.
init the voice to long distances 10 inti-
mately associated with it's delioaoy.
Mr.. Willoughby Smith has found by
experiment that that . telephone will
work through . resistance" of wire
corresponding to 150, 600 miles of tele-
graph line; and hence 1t would seem
mere ohild's play to fulfil the words
of the, poet, and "waft a sigh from
Indus to the Pole" But this 10 only
laboratory experiment; for an actual
telegraph lines the leakage of eleotri-
Q ty from the wire to the ground, damp,
and other drawbacks, render the trans
mission of speech by wire far less easy
in practice than was at frat supposed.
Nevertheless, 1t is on record that Mr..
Edison transmitted speech over q
line 75O miles long In America; and
conversation has been carried on over
400 miles in India; 800 miles, from
ssna pure. " In E.,.t!o to Ti!lis; A& 400
been able to work through such ions
circuitp, owing to the wetf'ess OF tn.
atmosphere; but Mr.. Van Ryssell
bsrphe, the Ingenious chief Of th'
Meteorological observatory at Brus
sells, has telegrsphed from that city t.
Paris, o distance Of 2l5' miles; ant
this while the same wire was oarryipl
simultaneously an ordinary Morse tel
epraphic message. by q peculiar dis
position Of his apparatus, Mr.. va
Rysselberghe spoke to Paris by teie
, phone without any interference fro'
l the Morse signals that were traversin
= the Identical wire at the same time:
0 The day after the bombardment
Alexandria II was announced In u
London papers that the noise OF Ia
Guns had been heard at Malta by to-
ephone through 1000 miles OF sul
. ). marine cable. Experienced eleotri
y y ians took the statement with graz
y of salt, because they knew thas 50
~ p marine cable differs from land tel
= graph wire In the greater retarding g
IL act which 1t has on electric current
= travelling along 1t. A cable has u
y feffeot Of running together-Jnmpil
u. up-the delicate and rapidly succee
Ing vocal currents VI sno
and either mufning the articulation
AZ creating absolute silence. D
ho miles Of land Ire would make little
, q no difference on the disiipotness OF
ed telephone message, supposing
Nv wire 10 be we'll insulated from
ant earth, but 100 miles Of ordinary 81
marine cable will probably be qi
dumb. Indeed, some e1perime
made by the writer, With Dr. Nj!
ts, heads artificial cable, show that wi
'ut the voice could be family ne
shrough length equivalent to flity
ti1ty miles, when 1t eanAs to eig
miles no sound at oil
audible. The induotive rets
I'M alton had frittered away, II,
blotted out the delicate undulati
of the vocal currents. Telepht
messages have, however, been succ
Of fully sent by cable across the chan
ad. and from Rolyhsad to Dublin; bu
the no case has the length OF the Q
ded reach 100 miles. The dream OF "
ond peripg across the Atlantic under
,ere "roaripg forties" Is likely to rem'
g of dream for long time to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
A Heavy storm.

Special Dispatch to rHs BEE.
CHICAGO, March 19.-The storm
here continues, and the reports TINS
morning show that the cold belt c en-
tends over the entire northwest. Con-
adorable damage to property was oc
casioned at Milwaukee,, Waukegoh,
and other points on the east shore oi
Like Michigan. The change is e1
pected to seriously delay wheat sow
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Vjgilant Work in Mon tana.
oloI n As,ha l,

Special DspAtches TO The BEH
HELENA, Mont. March 19.-Last
Friday night barn, eight head Of
horses, three COWS, hay, grain, etc., OF
q. O. McNaliy, twelve miles distant
from Helena, burned. The vigilance
committee traced the crime, 1t ID
claimed, to two men named Coomer
and Smith. They were hung by the
committee Sunday night. Taeir bod.
les were brought to Helena this even.
ing. Coomes was an old Alder Gulch
miner and at the time of his death
kept the Eleven Mile house. Smith
was discharged railroad hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
CANADA

OTTAWA, March l9.-In the com,
mons to-day, White introduced a bill
to incorporate the Loyal Orange asso- $50
citation Of Britsh North America. oa
motion the bill will be read aaecond
time to.morrow. Conesol moved an
amendment that the bill be read
ssoond time this day ak months. An
animated discussion ensued. dhe
smsndmeut was fally defeated 80 te
"a. There Ii strong determin1tiot
on the part Of the French and ir'''
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
Exhibition OF .sai road Appliance 6
special Dispatch to THB BKk


CHICAGO, March 19.-Exhibits for
the national exhi bition of railway ap
pliances, which opens here March "a,
are being received in large numbers
Secretary Talbot to-day received q
cablegram from London stating that
the old engine Rocket" built by
George Stephenson, and the first loco
motive ever run upon a railroad, has
been secured, 1t is now among the
curiosities In South Kensington muse.
um. The exposition will have the
four Oldest engines In existence. The
Other three Inc ude one from Eoglsnd,
one from Nova Scotia, built by Ste
phenson, and one owned by The Balti.
more & Ohio railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
sluggsr sullivan's Benefit
acis Dispatch to TIE BHs.

BosroN, March 19.-The largest
crowd ever brought together by any
exhibition Of the kind In this city a.
tended the benefit tonight Of John
L, Sullivan In Charitable Mechanics
Fair building. Eighteen thousand
people were present. Tho street in
front of the main entrance to the
building was densely packed anc
thousands we're turned away, 1t beint
impossible to gain admlttsnce. Th'
crowd, in the main, though impulsive
was quiet, and the police had ittl
labor in preserving order.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
FRBEDMAN's DIVIDENDS.

Comptroller Knox will shortly pay
to depositors of the Freedman's bank
another and fiual dividend of z per
cent. Dividends amounting In the
aggregate to 65 per cent have already
been paid
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20
A Challenge to Row

Special Dispatch to rHB BKn.
!. .NEwL g.xsrIss 10 row = -W.li.~.
rhie rcse for 81 ,Uo0 and N.,s winner
TO receive oil tho money rebeived from
the railways, e'o Ross will give SOU
expenpa ucuvided that Hanlan will row
at ST.. Jnhr, or vii! take $oOOand row
a. Torouto. The race will take place
on or after the 1st of July.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-20

Special Dispatch TO THs Bbh.
GLENDINE, Mont, March l9.-The
Ice In the Yellowstone broke at noon
Yesterday white three men were cross.
ing the river. They were cartled
down the stream and are supposed to
| be lost.