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horrible Outrage

SELMA, ALA, June ia special to the
Times from Wetumpka says Jordan Corbin,
who murdered Benjamin Garden, seriously
wounded his wife and son for the purpose
OF raping Gardens daughter, near Rock.
,ord, monday night, was captured
by citizens and nut in
Jail Wednesday. That night
he was taken from Jail by crowd of 500 and
hung. The crille was the most deliberate.
horrible and exasperating conceivable,
Corbin staying around the house an hour.
IL was barricaded by the wounded wife
with bed on which lay her dead husband,
shot in the head while asleep by gun
pushed through the window. The daughter
escaped to the woods, and has since been
found, almost dead from fright and not ex
pected to live. The mother and son are
very seriously injured, but will recover.
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BLAINE thinks the democrats will nomi-
nate some obscure man for the presidency
next year. While this may be true, one
ther thing is absolutely certain. and that
that they will never nominate man
is 80 peculiarly known as Mr.. JAMES
'AlNE throughout the Union.
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business Resume

New York, June i5.-Business failures
Tor the last seven days, ls6, against i73 last
week. 0fthese the New Englands states
contributed "a; middle states, 20; western.
o3 southern, 30; Pacific, 49, New Yo (
city, II, and Canada, 10.
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Hartford, June IS The June meetins
q Charter Oak park ended this afternoon
2:42 classes. 'N
Glass 2sS-Purss $500, divided. Ezra H.,
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SECRETARY LINCOLN is evidently reading
up for the presidency and thinks he can
see which way the Republican feeling will
jump next year. 1t is said that he spends
all his leisure moments pouring over histo-
ry and political economy.
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Lynchel.

DETROIT, MICH, June ia man named
Warner believed to be the person who out.
ragged and stabbed little Nettie Lsyons, at
Cheboygan, Tuesday night last, was taken
nom the jail of that place last night by a
mob OF 800 and hung. The girl identified
nm as her assailant, but he maintained his
innocence even after being once let down.
him. 'e" NUN
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Shot In u Bagnio,

KANSAS CITY, June 10 John Rayeer, thi.
afternoon shot and killed Ada Thorne
an inmate of bagnio on west Third street
She was handsome girl, aged Is. Rsyser
married her about Yea,
ana half ago at Leavenworth
she afterwards left him and several weeks
age. led a life of shame. Rayser, while
under the influence of liquor, visited her
TINS, afternoon and attempted to Ter
suade her to return; failing IN this
ne drew revolver and fired fiy,
shots three balls entering her head,
one her shoulder and the last thorough her
heart. Reloading he fired at other inmate.
and twice at an officer who attempted 10
arrest him, but without effect. He was
then overpowered and taken to the sta.
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g. !, L l; Nickel, l, 8, 5. 8; Valley Boy, S, 7
= frank. 6, y, 4; Happy Thought, 2, 5
20 Horsey,7, &C, 5; Jewel, A, 2-distanced
rime-22l. 5:2li, 2:22,, 2:23.
Glass i2-Purse $500, divided: Judge
DAVIS, ], l, |; s. c. Winship. ., 9. 2; Nc
Cinre, 3, 8, 8. Time-2::22 2:25f, 2:25I,
CoViNGroN, June l5.-It was decided Il
give an additional day of sport, and tn,
meeting will not close till tomorrow. nh,
rack Is IN better shape to-day and the al
tendance large.
First Rsce-Mile and eighth, six starters
Drake Carter, the favorite, won in 22i; En-
una n manly, second; Centeryille, third.
Inc mule and quarter purse was taken by
Little Buttercq1p in 2;l4t Metropolis, sec
ono; Max Hughes, third.
For the Himyar stakes, mile and tbree
'urlongs, only four came to the post. Aon.
a'us, the iavorite. won easily from Referee
Aztec, third. Time-2:272.
fourth Race-Mile heats, for purse nj
soVo; Ballast won the first heat in l4O g.
Osk'eaf, third; Little Emma distanced
Inc second heat was won by Raglan in
40; Oakleaf, second Mistrial, third. Third
neat, and the race was won by Lord RAGLAN
from Ballast, in La 10.
IbRiGHToN BEACH, June l5-The five
races were quickly run off. In the frat
event, The three-Iourth dash, the fayorite.
Little Minch. experienced no trouble 10
WIN from the field OF seven in lis; Harriet.
second; Hostage, third.
The mile dash was won by Clara B..
,n.ea,,ng Little Kate in liza; Centennial
Fourth Race-Mile; won by Fairweather:
-l:45i. ''Ae
Inc steeplechase was taken by Moscow,
captain YORK, second; Ranger, third. Time
Col UNBUs, o., June l5'-Tbe free far al,
pace; purse, $70O-Flora Belle 1, l, /. Fnl.
Ter, 4, 2, 2; Sailor Boy, "a. 3; Timber Jack
., ., 4; time-2;1Si; 1921; 2;2ll. 2:35 class;
purse, $1OO-Blanch H., /, /, /; Noodle ii
2 ~; Kitty Wood, 8, 8, 3; Minnie Wilkes
t. 4, 4; Nettie r., 4, 5 5. Hot Spur. S. di, ,
tancedi time-2:29l; 2:26i; 2:3Ol.
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THE age, this proud progressive age,
continues to give evidences OF its progress
iveness. A negro woman has just received
diploma from Washington law school.
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fac free-thinker's convention is to intlict
Rochester this year with its annual meet.
n,
but the want of metropolitan advantages
and surroundings was too keenly felt.
ochester is famed for its beer, and this
sct Is supposed to have influenced the Sc
cotton Of the annual phases of meeting this
uoor
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Base Ball,

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 15.-There were tw,
cases OF sunstroke to-day; one fatal.
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Capsixeti-DrOvnetl.
The Races

Troy, June lb.-Ths yacht Hebe can
c.ns., IN as sgus,, on Lake Onampa'n. The
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SKIN HUMORS.

MIS- 5, Z. Whipple, Decatur, Mich. writes
,nat her face, head and some parts of her body
ana sores; suffered fearfully, and tried every.
thing Permanently cured by Cuticura Resol.
vent blood pUritler) and Cuticura and Cnticnra
sosp the great skin cures).
Iutlcura Remedies are for sale bv all druggi SITS
BOXES. VI. CuTIcuRA REsoLvENT, 81 per boiilr
SUIicuRA SOAR, % cts. CUTCURA SHAVING
Potter Drug and Chemical Co. Rnston
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The CaDturetl Auaphea

WASHINGTON, June l5.-Secretary Lin
coin will not decide at present what dispo-
sltien is to be made of the captured
Apaches., He will wait until he receive S
more definite information from General
Crook.
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SKIN DISEASE.

SKIN DISEASE,
+. II; Drake, e.q., Detroit Mich =, suffered be-
yonu all description froE q skin disease which
nearly, destroyed his eyes. The mo careful
aoctorins failed to help him, and after ali had
tailed he used the Cuticura Resolvent (blood mn.
iiherl internally, Cutioura and CuticuIa Soap
me great skin cures externally. and was cnred
lnd has remained perfectly well 10 ihis daW 'eo
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Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston

BEAUTY f. For r Rough, ,Ch,pped
NJ aus, Pimples Skin B'emishes, and IniantiI,
bhumors, use CuTICuRA SOAP, an exquisite Ali,
Beauuher, and Egilet Bath and Nursery San
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INDICATIONS.

rorthe ,u,f states Generally fair weather;
aasterlv n southerly winds; stationary or slight
rise in temperature; stationary or lower baro'
meter.
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PSORIASIS.

II. +. CARPENTER, ESQ.,, Henderson, N. Y.
cured OF Psoriasis or Leprosy OF twenty years
slanulng by the CuticUra Reselvent blood purj
ner) internally, snd Cutcura and Cuticura Soap
Nne great SKIN cures externally The most
lore Justice of the peace and prominent citi.
Aens. All afflicted with itching and scaly dis.
eases east should send to us for this testimonial in
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Dorsey Serenaded

Dorsoy Serenaued.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-S. w. Dorsey
was serenaded late this evening at his resi-
dence by the Colored republican club
of this city. He made
brief speech in acknowledgment q
the courtesy, in which he said: "Thank
you, for you have shown in calling here
ana l thank you not only for myself. hut for
all the defendants; thank YOU not onlv
ior the defendants and their families. lint
thank you for the courage you have shown
IN the presence OF all the dishonOr the rov.
eminent tried to put upon me in plasterinp
the graves Of mothers and the cradles
OF babies within the family of unjust now.
er. You are brave to raise up your right
nand against this attempted Injustice. |
snahk you for the courage that YOU have
SHOWN; thank you for the PLUCK
you can SHOW looking in the face of
power put over and above all
that, TINS verdict has told a
s.oIy III whose presence humanity
Will DOW down, possibly not this year OF
will be pointed to as McCauly pointed to
the trial of Warren Hastings. The
trembling wires bore the MESSAGE
Of acquitta! to Berlin, Moscow ano
Dublin, and told the poor. lowlv
and an helpless there were yet twelve
men who could be found who wonid
deal justly by them. There was NOT
government large enough; there was not
public treasury fruitful enough there
WAS not leads of gold. tbick
enough; there was not h''' sxecu rhivs
power great enough to seduce the iudee.
ment OF these twelve honest men, don't
care about myself. This is a matter of
little consequence, convicted or not.
matter OF great consequence that there is
any government powerful enough, or
whether there is any treasury full enough
TO bow down citizen. however
humble. This trial and yerdict
mas placed on the books of Justice a splen.
dld record ofthe manhood of men: a iury
made up OF democrats and republicans.
colored men and white, Protestants
catholic and Atheists all agreed that
the men were not guilty. So it turns ont
IN the District of Columbia where the cloud
OF power casts its shadow over every indi.
vidual, twelve men could not be found
VINO would not bend the pregnant hinges of
the Knee that thrift might follow the lawn.
ing; halo OF glory and truth
will hang about them as lonr
as they live, and it will decorate every cot.
tage that has been built or will be built in
u next thousand years. Good.bye /
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SALT RHIIlJM.

Will Mcdonald. 25i2 Dearborn street. Chicago
gratefully acknowledges cure of Salt Rheum
on head, neck. face, arms and legs Tor seven.
cen years; not able 10 walk except ON hands and
knees for one year; not able to help hims elf for
eight years; tried hundreds of remedies, doe.
tors PRONOUNCED his case hopeless permanent.
~ cured by Cuiicura Resolvent blood Purifier)
Internally, and Cuticura and CUT ura Soa 10 Uhe
great skin cures) externally.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1883.
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fHlLADELrHIA, June 15.-Buffalo, %.
Philadelphia, 4. 'o' -
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Niagara Falls were lighted with cleo.
tricity last week, and the effect was very
fine. wy
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Gitticmra.
(ljutiCura

~1Hh 0z1G71 CEzW 0O1G0
VIE CUTiCuRA TREATMENT, for the cure
l. of Skin Scalpa Blood Diseases. consists in
tne internal use of CuTICURA REsoLvENT, the new
BLOOD Purifier. and the external use of CuTICURA
ana CuTICURA SOAR the Great Skin Cures
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Not Exactly That.

Detroit Free Ploss.
A Buffalo man went the other day
to consult lawyer, and when ready
to open on the business that brought
him, he said:
Fifteen years ago 1 was appointed
the guardian of girl six. x.year.old."
II see, and she had property2"
"Yes; she had. $40, ,000."
saba! hal"
"And have had the handling of 1t,
of course"
"Of course-I see-exactly. And
she is now of age and wants a settle
ment. Exaotly-exactly. Yon have
used up tho estate and want to know
what to do. Exactly-exaotly. My
advice Is to marry the girl. In case
she won't marry you, I'll sell you
$50, GOO worth Of worthless bonds for
$25, and you can show 'em to prove
where most of the money went, Ex-
actlY--just so--fae $50"
"You are a little Too fast sir, " re.
marked the citizen, as he hitched
around In his chair. "The gals for.
tune has increased to $50, 900, and
she's going to be married tomorrow.
came here to have you make out the
papers turning everything over 70 her,
and releasing me-"
"Ah-um" growled the disap-
pointed lawyer. 81 see-exactly--hx
you In ten minutes--fee $15."
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GIVE THEM ROPE,
And Enough Of it to Drop
Them into Hades.
The Taylorville Outrage - Miss
Bond 4 Wing.

Special Dispatch to TIIE BEE.
TAYLoRvILLE, ILL.,, January 90
The condition of Miss Emma Bond,
the victim of the brutal outrage Last
summer, Is very critical. She Is be-
lieved to be at the point of death.
The condition of Emma Bond grows
more critical each day, and she is now
lying at the point of death at her
brothers house, just east of this
place. The terrible spasm into which
she passes every twenty hours have
about absorbed her vitality, and her
death is looked for at any moment.
The suffering of Miss Bond since June
3Oth last, has been simply horrible,
and physicians express great
surprise at her continued cling
ing to life. Miss Bond
realizes her condition and is resigned
to death. While the excitement over
the Bond case has apparently died out,
there Is a strong under current of
feeling against Vermillion, Montgom-
cry, Pettus and Clement In event
OF Miss Bonds death the three latter
named, now out on bail, will be ar.
rested, charged with murder, and very
likely the Lower Hill vigilance
committee will save the county
further expense Of trial, Col.
onel Bond, father Of Emma,
claims to be possessed of important
ir Information bearing on the guilt
of the accused, but he refuses to
make 1t known until the trial on the
change of venue at Hillsboro, Mont
gomery county, April %. The homes
Of Montgomery and Pettus have been
transformed into arsenals and some
one member of each family Is con.
stantly on guard, armed with Win
chester rifles.
John Montgomery is defiant. He
declares he will kill the first man at
tempting to enter his home. II is be-
lieved here that an organization exists
for lynching of the accused in case
Miss Bond dies, or Montgomery
county's circuit court fails to convict.
A close watch is kept on all parties
accused and any attempt on their part
to leave Christian county would be q
signal for violence.
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Gown Lead in the Strife, with
Thayer Close Behind.
The Banker Plays Possum, with
His Bullion in Reserve.
Details OF Yesterdays Vote.
THE CAUCUS.
Special Dispatch TO THE BEE.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE
LINCOLN, January 20.--The fight
goes bravely on. The leading com.
batants are still conf dent and active.
The Thayer boom to-day was caused
by the accession of anti-monops, who
cast eight votes for him.
The republican caucus tonight
lasted until half past IL. Fifteen bal.
lots were taken with no choice. Tie
last ballot was as follows: Gown 90,
Thayer Is, Manderson IL, Millard 9,
Saunders 8, Lake g. II looks now as
if Saunders would be dropped to.
morrow. His followers will scatter,
a majority going to Thayer. Veteran
politicians think Millard Is playing
possum. His reduced forces may swell
to considerable proportions by to.mor.
row night.
LINCOLN, January 29.-At noon to.
day the joint convention of the sen.
ate and house proceeded to ballot for
United States senator, with the fol-
lowing result: Thayer 90, Boyd 18,
Millard is, Saunders 13, Gown 10,
Henderson 2, Stickles 8, Connor 4,
Morton 3, Brown 3, Crounse 2, Lake
2, Butler 2, Ashley 1, Paxton 1, Dech
1, Savage and w. F. Cody buffalo
BilD 1.
About thirty. members were ab-
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THE VOTE IN DETAIL.

opeCih correspondence OF The Bee.
LINCOLN, January 29.-The joint
convention met and proceeded to vote
for United States senator. The fol.
lowing is the result of the 10Th ballot:
For Stickel-Barker, lDech, Berkeley,
Dodd, Werhan.-5
field, McShane. Patterson, Ashby, Car.
naby, Clark (of Douglssl Davenport,
Draper (of Cass) Franse, Heinrich, Laird,
huthey, MeGavock, Neville, Schroeder,
Holman, Watts-1S.
For saunders Brown (of Lancaster),
Heist, Beirbower, Colpetzer, Draper (of
Knox), Cow, Grimes, Homer, johnson,
Miller, Palmer (of Dixon), Roche, West.
cott--13
For Thayer-Brown of Clay, Fisher,
Harrison, Howell, Rich, Armitape, Cole,
Cook (of Jefferson), Cook (of Nuckollp),
Fablinger. Grinstead. Howard, Jones,
Martin, Nettleton, Palmer (of Saliner
Kos,s Kusssll, vsn spanosis3 steever. swearingen'
Turtles.
!, For Connor-Butlsr. Barton. Rasolifis,
For utler-Oonuor, Freeburu q.
For Millard-Nlley, Harris, Schoenheit,
Abell, Brown. Charleston, Field, Gray,
Grout, Morrison, Savage, Sessions, Steph.
enson, Suessenbach, Thompson, Worl-16.
For Gown -Kincaid, Norris, Chaplin,
Christopherson, Collins, Gordon, Hall,
Lee, Taylor, Wolph-10.
For Ashby-Reynolds-
For Morton-R Rogers, Payne, Towers.
For anderson-Sowers, Walker, Cox,
Jensen, Robberts. Walker, Humphrey-7.
For Dech- Thatch-1,
For Paxton Clark (of Douglas)-1.
For Savage-Graver-
For Crounse-Hatch, Kuony-2.
For Lake -McAllister, Whedon-2.
For Cody buffalo Bill-North-1.
The jointconventiont then ad djourned
till IL o'clock tomorrow.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
INSANE PRISONERS.

INSANE PRISONERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 20. Two
leading nihilist prisoners, man and
woman, In the fortress of Peter and
Paul, have became insane.
THE BRAVERY OF JEWS.
VIENNA, January 29.-General
Klapka publishes letter testifying to
the bravery of Jews in the war of
liberation, 1S49.
ITALY ARMING.
VIENNA, January 29.-There is
great actiyity in the Italian war de-
partment. Messins, Spezzia, Venice
and the Elba are being fortified.
THE MARINES NABBED.
DUBLIN, January 20 Two marines
were arrested, bsing mists k an for as
sassins, while the lord lieutenant was
on the street.
POLITICAL SPECULATION.
VIENNA, January 20. The recent
visit Of DsGiers, Russian minister of
foreign affairs, continues to cause
much speculation.
THE VATICAN WARM.
ROME, January 29.-The publica-
ton of the letter of the emperor of
Germany to the pope caused discon-
tent at the vatican. It was supposed
that Its contents would have been
kept secret for awhile.
THEY MAY TAKE WARNING.
VIENNA, January ga placard
was posted few days ago in public
garden in st. Petersburg enjoining
the people to avoid the places fre-
quented by tho court, les, .hey should
be heard by anything that might
happen.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Special Dispatches to THH BHn
ROME, January 49, -Caunllotti, radical
deputy, has taken the oath of allegiance.
LONDON, January 29.-Bishop Rosekell,
(Catholic). who resigned the bishopric of
nottingham in 1874, Is dead.
WASHINGTON, January 26.-Ex.min.
lister Foster z gave o brilliant re.
ception tonight to Commissioner Caneda,
of Mexico.
CHICAG o, January 29.-The board Of
trade adopted rule which prohibits mem.
bers from trading outside Of the regular
hours or outside the board of trade and
call board. The object is to prevent them
from trading in bucket shops and on the
curb stone
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John Gilbsrt's Grief.

MILWAUKEE, January 30. - The
Newhall house inquest to. day devel
oped nothing new of Importance.
John Gilbert, the actor who escaped
from the fire, has 50 fiji silently recovered
to be told to day by his physician of
the terrible fate of his young wife.
He turned pale, sat unmoveable as a
statute for some time, then tears came
to his eyes and his frame shook with
emotion. He said tonight he would
have to grin and bear 1t. He will
leave Milwaukee tomorrow to join
the Minnie Palmer combination In
Denver. His wife's remains will be
taken to her fathers home in New
York.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Al Dlanntch 10 Tua RnR
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.


WASHINGTON, January 29.-Execu.
tive session was held during the morn
Ing hour. A large number of nomin-
ations we're confirmed.
The senate appropriations commit
toe completed the army bill to-day,
adding $500, 900 to the amount ap.
propriated by tho house bill.
The doors opened shortly after ~
when consideration of the tariff bill
was resumed.
On motion of Senator Allison the
rate on steel not specially enumerated
was changed from three cents per
pound to thirty per cent. advalorem.
The duty on nickel ore In any form
was reduced from twenty cents per
pound to fifteen.
The paragraph embracing zinc be-
ing reached, Senator Vest declared
that while he believed In tariff for rev.
enue, he also believed that inside the
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GERMANY.
Special Dispatches TO THs Bss.
IMpFRIA1. TuANks

Special Dispatches to THs BxH.
IMPERIAL THANKS.
BERLIN, Janusro 29.-The Crown
Prince and Princess Victoria acknowl-
edge the many proofs of attachment
far and near, on the occasion of their
silver wedding, as affording fresh tes-
timony of a firm community feeling
the.part of the German people, regard.
less Of rank or creed, in their loyalty
to the empire.
THE KING To THE POPE.
The North German Gazette points
out that Elnberor Williams recent
letter to the pope was countersigned
by Bismarck, thus proving the letter
was not simply compromise, but a
document of political Importance.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Conservative journals adhere to the
belief that the visit of DeGiers to vi
emma consolidated the relations Of
Austria aad Russia. The Vosseche
Isitung is of the opinion that neither
Germany nor Great Britain approves
the junction of Bulgaria and Rou-
melia, as 1t would strengthen Russia,
whereas Russia weakness is regarded
as the best guarantee of peace.
DON'T CARE.
BERLIN, January 29.-The German
press does not evince much interest In
the crisis In France.
The Kreug Zeitung condemns and
Tn, Cologne Gazette supports the
Orleans princess. The Borsen Courier
and National Zeitung say Fallieres'
ministry serve as stop gap in the
present crisis of France.
FoRTIFYING THE BORDER,
BERLIN, January 0.-The military
budget includes an extraordinary
grant of 1, 500 600 marks for strength
ening the fortresses on the western
frontier.
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Cinoinnatrs Festival.

CINCINNATI, January 20.-The
opera festival by the College of Music
and the Mapleson opera company be-
gan In Music Hall tonight. The
opera was "TrAviata," with Patti
az "Violetta." The audience num-
bered 6,000. PATHS reception was
enthusiastic. She was called before
the curtain several times during the
performance.
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Destructive Storm in Deuver.
opeCial DisDatch IN Tuy Hyp

DENVER, January ga terrific
wind storm again visited this city at
an early hour this morning. A dozen
or more buildings were demolished
while the roofs Of many more were
torn off and in many instances carried
twenty-five feet. Daring the storm
another electric light tower was blown
down and a car on the Circle railway
blown from the track. Several per.
sons were seriously bat none fatally
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Apportioning Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, January 2S.-Two
apportionment bills were introduced In
the legislature o.day. One by Mich
olson gives the republicans 10 districts
and the democrats Is districts; Davis
bill gives the democrats 9.
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injured. In several ins,~ the
roofs and debris were blown one diroc-
tion while Ia the Immediate neighbor-
hood others were carried in the oppo-
site direction. A singular feature was
that the wind came in gusts, each sue.
ceeded by few moments of perfect
calm.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30
Suit FOR Bonds.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE
BosToN, January 29.-The bishop
of Fournay, Belgium, brought suit to
recover securities stolen by Canon
Barnard and placed In the Union safe
deposit vault