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Lynch Law In Montana
"RILY, THB KID" HUNTED TO HIS DEATH-OruE
RUFFIANS ORDERED TO LEAVE

KUFF1ANS ORDERED 10 Lave.
PORTLAND, OREGON, Jan. IA dispatch from
Weeksvile, Montana, says Billy, the Kld, the mo-
torous rObber, was apprehended by vigllantes lase
night, and tn attempting to escape was fired At a.
he ran. He reached the river safely, but at tho
second vOlley he sank from sight His body was
not recovered Three others Of his stripe were
taken mile from town and notified that II they
returned they would meet the same fate. Notices,
signed by committees OF safety, have been posted
in conspicuous places. giving twenty-four houu
notice for all spotted" parties to leave the town.
under penalty OF death,
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NAVAL ORDERa-COmmander II. De 81. Manley
who was yesterday ordered to hold himself in read
iness for sea service has been ordered to appear
before the retiring boardte be examined for re-
trement, as he is physically united for active
duty. Ensign Robert Ne Doyle has been ordered
to examination for promotion.
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II rs APPROVED BY THE FRENCH PRESs-THE CHAN.
BER OF DEPUTIES SEVERELY CRITICISED.
PARIS, Jan. i-The papers generally approve
the arrest OF Prince Napoleon, but nearly all OF
OF deputies on NJ. Flouquet's motion prohibiting
the presence I'm France or AlgeriapOf any member
OF former French dynasties. The Debdts says the
chamber gave proof OF lamentable simplicity and
panic.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RKCEIPTs To-DAY-1nternal reve-
nue., $s84, ,s7066; customs. 1i,10,770S7.

AMONG THE CALLERs at the White House to-day
were Senators Walker and Lamar, Representatives
Butterworth, Watson. Reed, chace, Kasson, and
Lord OF Michigan. The latter was accompanied
by Gen. o. B. Wilcox. A large number OF the
tourists from New England called at the White
House this morning and paid their respects to the
President
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GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING.
TIE N1sf1r N1sff1rr STORE.
CchSER TENTH AND STREETS
,,a - FlY IEasd 1 70 nse clean sweep of the entire
regardless CT cost Or value.
A.ss.o SoSSENc2.Is xS1Ib sis Co
9.00 worth 1870
loco worth 800.
ls.eo worth $500
l5.oo. worth 29.oo.
l6.oi. WORT, $500.
Z s.en &C. worth worth Ss.co g 90
r,nsrs hs. Se @ w9r'n 80; lined s22. worth sIs
SUITS foh ssS s0Ss I,S I,1SM : q TO IL YEARS.
Sc Sc WORT; 800.
: .so' sS wor;, wOr;h &C. SS
500. worth l1.Oo.
80. worth IL. 90.
100. worth 1900.
$50, worth II. 90.
90, worth Is. 90.
s.e9 worth I569.
worth is S. worth IS; IS Wcrth So 81 & worth sii
ssr oys S.Iy 81 e sess IN sSs. and ovsreess for
can n VIII get splandd bargains they must be sold
SUITS FOR sIyy AND YOUTHS.
sla d; .fsa o 1ss a,d R.sf %Ies sss
sia sase P5f; p; PS; .S Ssrss Hss sSTrs
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THE MISrIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS. las
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

soa y hESj sRhGE6 16PE NJ A
81 gcocf: Membsrs Of other Lodges sre frssernsiy
It 81. II. GILMAN. Secretary.
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psTsons atsnton
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MARTINS, OF BOSTON,
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5SSs II:
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'' ~ s2s 1 street saiih; northwest
Houses and lots for sale in .ll part. Of the city
Special attention to the of properly Of non
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ta shants n..' s for the reca
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personal attention the business Work cal for and
delivered anywhere in the city. Postal cards promptly
1a2-1m W. H. wHEATLEY.
MISS W1fH AHI1GE E g. c41N bRyis @oh qs6 MANY YEARS
Respectfully advises her friends she can be found
at the Dry Goods House Of samuel Ke $50 7th street
northwest where she will be pleased furnish them
With reliable goods at lowest prices. d21
fo CANAkIEs, GOLDFINCHES, IINNETs
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Full assortment Mitchell. Vance Co. q Goods. Cor
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board OF supervisors of steamboat inspectors met
this morning for their annual session in room 35
OF the Corcoran building. The following were
present:-G. B. n Tower. I'd district New York;
John Mueshew, Sd Baltimore: s. 8. Garrett, 9Th
Memphis; John Fehrenbatch, 7th Cincinnati; /;
Jos. Cook. 9Th Detroit: Thos NJ. Van valkenburgh,
9Th Buffalo; George F. Norton, 10th New Orleans
Dumont, presided. Mr.. Fehrenbatch was elected
secretary, Charles B. Gray clerk, and James Bres-
Frank Burnett, of the fourth district, St Louis,
stating that on account OF sickness, he would not
be able to be present until Monday. Also, ,one from
c. c. Beamish, OF San Francisco, that he will be
here tonight The board, after organizin G, ad-
1Ourned until tomorrow. The session will con-
t1nue for several weeks.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SCRAP PICTURES.

FURNACES,
RANGEs
CRATES,
PLUMBING,
GENERAL JoBB1Na.
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
BIT NINTH STREET.
Branch. 1870 street. near Dupont Circle. n6
UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY
ALAXATIvEA AND Refreshing FRUIT LozENGE
TAMAR FOR CONSTIPATION. HEMoRRHo1Ds.
BILE. HEADACHE. CEREBRAL CON.
GESTION. Et,.
IND1EN Prepared by aRILLoN.
Sole Proprietor.
Pharmacien de Ire classe dels
Facuite de Paris,
n rue Rambuteau. Paris.
GRILLoN Tamar-unhke Pills and the usual pursa-
tives-is agreeable to take. and never pro-
duces irritation.
Fold byail DRUGGISTS. ja13-s&w. .3m.1p
DANIEL O.. HArcH & CoMpAsr.
ARTISTIC FURNITURE
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
No. 9S4 STREET N. W..
Offer their Entire Stock at Greatly Reduced Prices
for Cash nropar.torv 4o 4. v;nr rvorto-v ~ ..o,t
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THE STRICT RULES regarding admission to the
Treasury department. after two O'Clock are very
r1gidly enforced. A day or TWO ago Count De
Bildt OF the Swedish legation. got few steps be-
yond the watchman at the door, but he was
promptly overhauled and turned out. The wife Of
Assistant Secretary French was also denied ad-
mission few days ago.
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PERsoNAI--Murat Halstead, OF the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, and Col T. B. Keogh, of
North Carolina, are at the Allington.-Mr.
Henry Turnbull, of the Turnbull- Loubat Union
Club imbroglio in New York, is in the city,
Representative Updegrad of Ohio, is ut the
Riggs-Mr: Clarence Deming, OF the New
Keiway, formery W eorresponient Or a lem here Of the New
York World. has been made one of the regents OF
the New York University.
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BIDS for sheet copper for the new court hous
and post ordce at Topeka, Kan, were opened q
the Treasury department to-day. Park, Scott 4
Co., of Pittsburg, Pa, were the lowest bidder
and will probably be awarded the contract Thei
bid was S21scts per lb for 12 o., 30cts IA OK and
28ctS 16 or
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The Western Union Telegra


THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF RAILROADS ADOPTED
NEW YORK, Jan. IA gentleman arrived fro0
Japan communicates the following lnformet1oo
OF Interest to all; The railroad built from oaps
paro to the eeacOast In Yesso, BY Col ]. U. Craws
ford, has proved so economical, and at the 49,
time 30 satisfactory that it Is reported TO os -
ment TO adopt the American system
OF railroed building IN the extenstoo q
railroad system in the northeGn part of JapaAs
been consummsred IN Japan In the shape of -
Union seeamehlp Company. This company L
intended 20 develop the trade u Japan, paxegk
lariy at ports which have hjtherto Su6erO4 49,
lack OF steam communicated Ihe capital g
government ana half By japanese ElercpAno6 G.
farmers The latter part has alTosoy 80
forty steamers, about ha3 of which w4 -
ming within - pl0nfhA 1no COMPANY WI
IT'S operations 10 Hong Roog - - -
porta =
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THE Alabama Claims Court met to-day.

THE CIVIL SERVICE BILL hae been approved by
the President
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COMMODORE w. N. JEFFBRs, now abroad, who
was ordered on the 2Sd Of last November to hold
himself in readiness to command the Asiatic sta.
tion, relieving Rear Admiral J. NJ. B. Clitz will be
unable to perform that duty on account of i'll
health, and it will be necessary to assign
another officer to command that station. In all
probability Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson, now In
this city as member OF a special examining
board, will be selected to relieve Rear Admir- al
C1tZ.
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EXTREME MEASURES NOT NE0EssARY.-Henry
Lodge, who is here as the substitute for John NJ.
Forbes as member OF the national republican
committee, was instructed by Mr.. Forbes to move
the expulsion OF Dorsey In case his resignation
was not forthcoming.
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THE CASE OF Commander ]. D. Graham, o. 8. n,
was before the Court OF Claims to-day. 1t in
wolves the question of the right OF naval officers
travelling under orders In foreign country to re-
ceive mileage the same as when travelling in the
United States, instead OF receiving only actual
travelling expenses under the present system.
The case was argued and submitted. The court
reserved its dciSiOn
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Snow storm al Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan, l7.-About noon yesterday heavy
snow began failing, and at O'Clock this morning
1t was still coming down fast IL fs about eighU
urb, m trains are seriously impeded and blockade
Later-The snow storm continued untfD
this morning, and nearly two feet OF snow
obliged to to Stop last night but are now running
again. The North side cars are laid up, but tho
West side cars ran all night with double teams,
aided by snow plows All trains on the railroads
are much delayed. The snow is heavy, and ls now
melting and settling The air is heavy and indi.
c to the M Of
about the same, but the snow Is not drifting.
Wheat is in ine condition, and the snow adds
greatly to its security and promise
Ex-senator Spencer En- Route for Emg.
land.
KINGSTON, ONr., Jan I7.-Ex-United statoD
Senator Spencer left here last night for Halifax,
en- route to England. During his stay here he ha3
been ceaselessly watched 10y two detectives.
Death Of q Prominent Ark ansas Moos
LITTLE Rock, ARK, JAN 17th.-James l. Torrena
Xrksnsas and cnairman ~ Of fs the sepub,ican sss
central committee. died last night
The Western Union Telegraph suiss.
NEW YORK, Jan 1.-THE question as TO thg
settlement OF the orders IN the two suits brOugno
Telegraph Company and others was up to-day
before Judge Ingraham, In the superior court
!nJunctions were granted In these two suits tw0
their books or from transferring any OF the slssc
529 600 stock which was decided BY the genera
On Monday the injunction order was 90 modine6
as to restrain the transfer OF any OF the eocale0
illegal stock which still remained upon the books
ers OF that stock. Judge IngBaham remarked that
if IL was fmpoS ible for the company to separate
be ennes from nus the Stock 1Sey
not distinguish. An order was drawn In accord
ance with the views Of the court, but g not meet
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 17th.-James l. Torrena
United States marshal OF the eastern district q
Arkansas, and chairman OF the republican stan
central committee, died last night
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THE METAL SCHEDULE IN THE TARIFF BILL
The Senate finance committee to-day began a
hearing of Mr. H. N. Oliver, who, by invitation,
appeared before them to Justify the recommends
tiOns OF the tariff commission In regard to the
metal schedule. His statements to-day were con
fined chiefly to an explanation OF the reasons why
the commission made two classiflcations OF Bes
semer steel The hearing win be continued to-
morrow.
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Ex-senator Spencer EN- Route for Ems
land.

KINGSTON, ONT, Jan. 1z-Ex-United Staf<
Senator Spencer LETT here last night for Halifa,
en- route to England. During his stay here he ha
been ceaselessly watched 10y two detectives.
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report in favor OF paying the contestant Bayley,
IN tne Bayiey,Baroour case before the Forty-sixth
At q meeting of the special Mississippi river
committee this morning Capt. John Cowden was
cross-examlned by Representative Thomas, OF IN, ,
on his outlet theory.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The Senate in executive session yesterday con-
lrmed the nomination OF E B. Sanders, to be re-
ceivcr OF public moneys at Wausau, Wisconsin,
the Colorado river agency, Arizona also of thirty
three postmasters, including Hugh Sterling,
Wheeling, West Virginia.
THE JONES SHELLEY CONTEST.
The House committee on elections this morning
adopted the report OF the subcommittee on the
committee be sent TO Alabama to investigate the
alleged frauds In the election Of Representative
Shelley from the 4th district
INTEREST IN THE SENATORIAL KLECr1oNs
Proceedings In the House and Senate were de-
void OF much interest to-day. The chief concern
OF Senators was In regard to the ballotings In the
legislatures where senatorial elections are In pro.
gress The telegraph was freely used and mem-
bers listened eagerly to the news as It came from
Is watched with special interest and the irst bal
lot was bulletined. BY this vote HOar came within
six votes OF majority, and he and his friends are
sangulne OF making up this narrow margin.
RAILWAY CoANIss
The bin introduced by Mr.. Edmunds(by request)
In the senate this morning, creating commission
to investigate the railway transportation question,
differs from the bill introduced by Mr. Ingalls,
only In the particulars that three OF the cOmmls-
sion shall be experts In railway transportation and
as sS snn nae Us ts M ana
gress by the flrst Mondy OF December next The
Ingalls, bin provides simply that the c0mmission
shall consist Of seven ctvilianA
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-16

party If II abandoned moderate pro-
lection and inserted an out and out
free trade plank In Its national plat.
form.
His remarks created considerable
dissatisf action among other speakers.
The speech credited to Harrison In
the morning papers was not spoken.
Tomorrow his real speech will be pub.
lished.
Letters of regret were re,eived from
Samuel j. Tllden, Gen. Hancock,
Samuel ] Randall. Abram Hewitt,
and s s. G x, of New York; Gen.
Geo. b. Mcclellan and Gov, Ludlow,
Of New Jersey; Governors Stonemar,
of California, C%rittenden, of Missouri,
McEnery, of Louisiana, Adams, Of
Nevada, Wallace, of Connecticut,
Berry, Of Arksnsas, Blackburn, OF
Kentucky, and Cleveland, of New
York. Ek. Senator Mcdonald, Of In.
diana, sad numerous othcrs. sent let
ters OF regret.
During the day the rooms OF the
Iroquois club were filed with visitors
and the presidential outlook was can.
vassed at length. The general drift
of opinion seemed to favor Samuel j.
Tilden for the democratic standard
bearer In 1884 After T,lden McDon-
aid, of Indiana, was the favorite
choice. To-day Senator Bayard and
a number Of other distinguished dem
ocratic visitors visited the ''model
| city" of Pullman.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-16

How the British Empire Will Be Dis
membered and q Republic
h;rhCtad

How the British Empire Will Be Dis
membered and q Republic
Erected
Special Dispatch to The BEN
NEW YORK, April 15.-The Sunday
Mercury prints a long interview with
Professor Mezzroff, the nihilist and
head leader of the Irish dynamite
party, who arrived from Eurone y.s.
terday. The professor dc, ait1fi snme
length the dynan.ss wlssrr6 70 ~
wsged against ENGLAND. He claimed
Ut the outaet that the people have the
right to use the most effective weapon
they can procure to defend their lives,
liberties and property. He said II
England did not lose her hold on
Ireland his party would
leave her a mass of ruins; that .
dozen men could destroy London In 6
night by q chemical fire and dynamite,
and they meant to do 1t. He declared
they would blow every English man
of wal and all merchant marine flying
the British flag and plying between
British ports or On the seas. They
could do this without breaking inter.
national law and irrespective Of where
they themselves were located. At .
triflng expense every hsrbor In Eng
land codld be fred. Then they would
blow up every bank In England and
take possession Of the gold,
500 .000, 900 q year, that England had
forcibly plundered from Ire
land. Next they would be.
gin the destruction of private
property, the property of tho aristoc
racy, capitalists and monopolists.
Tney would then fill the English
rivers and harbors with torpedoos.
Taen the harbors In Ireland would be
protected with torpedoss and English
soldiery fought with explosives. They
would not destroy the telegraph, but
In particular places would destroy the
railroads, 80 as to render trsnsporta'
ton of troops impossible. The pro.
lessor dwelt on the easy method Of
obtaining and making explosives,
even In the heart Of London. IL
closing, he said they had England
completely ct their mercy and had
given her warning. If she did moi
take II, then her doom would be or
her own head.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-16

A Furious Blow in Arkansas and Mig
souri,.


Special Dispatch 10 The BEE.
OZARK, Ark, April 15.-Yesterday
morning a disastrous tornado struck
the White Oak, Little Rock and TT.
Smith railroad, ten miles west Of here.
The wind blew from the southwest
and the force was beyond powers of
description. The sides Of the noun
tains which before the storm was oov.
cred with trees, are now shorn. None
are standing, even oaks being snapped
In twain like pipe stems. Afterwards
came hail, which lasted until the
ground was covered with ioe, many
stones being nearly . large a. hens
eggs. 7. II, Rason, postmaster, lost
his store and residence, probably most
Of the mail. Three hundred dollars In
currency was also scattered by the
wind. He was seriously Injured about
the spine. L. Wallace's residence,
stables and store, occupied by Mr.. j.
K. COX, were all leveled, a. were also
the resideLc @, of j. @. Murray and sll
others on that place. The storm
averaged three miles In width. No
fences can be seen anywhere. Trees
two aud three feet In diameter were
uprooted, broken and twisted like
twigs Pile after pile of great rail-
road ties were found blown around al
II they had been matches.
Reports of destruction of property
and loss of life came from every direo
ton. Thomas r DEG and wife and
VIM. Heron, n mile north, were
fatally injured and their houses swept
away. w. e. Mccain, David Hall,
John Brasure and Wallace all los,
their houses. Daniel Wade, VIM.
Ham and Z,oh Harper also lost their
houses. The Union church and sohooI
house, one mile northwest are also In
ruins. At Gays mill, two miles west,
one small residence Is allthat remained
|, standing. +. j. Lewis house and
half d doz an others are In ruins. The
storm was of such severity as wal
never before known here The lorna
do reached Conway, Faulkner county,
at 3 p. H.. No n was killed
but several were badly Injured,
No reports from the interior,
At Jtffsrson City, Mo-, a violen,
wind storm also occurred. 1t IN
rooted several houses and did consid-
cradle other damage. Several storms
in different parts Of Kansas the past
twenty. four hours.
The house of Daniel Meg onigie, a
few miles from 81. Marys, was struck
by lightning last night and a boy lt
years old, q member of the family, wal
killed. Nc other serious casualty II
yet reported.
The Cithollc and Baptist churches
we're both destroyed. Simmons Bros
GIN mill Ia u total wreck, and HilliarG
a. Co.'s planning mill was swept away
The Bruce, Frauenthal g. Martin brici
blocks were unroofed and the front Of
Browns drug store blown In. Numer
: ous residences are In ruins. The losI
will probably exceed $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-16
IRISH EMIGRANr rs.
The First Shipload OF Evicted Tenants
Arrive in Boston.
Special Dispatch TO The BE.

oPOVAL DhSpssSA " Am n
BOSTON, April 15.-The steamer
HISTORIAN arrived last night with $50
passengers, most of them impover.
ished Irish people sent yer at the OK.
pense of the English government.
The greater part are families, some Of
whion number eight or ten persons,
while the average is about i've. The
maj ority are from Galway; the others
from Mayo, Derry and Donegal.
Most of those from Galway were
evicted, and during the past winter
lived as bost they could, finding shell.
ter In tents. Iadian meal pol
ridge Was their principal article
of food. The agent Of the govern
ment furnished money to those who
desired TO 60 to places beyond Boston,
the amount depending upon the sizs
of family, soma receiving q few shil.
lings, others two, three, five or six
pounds. A great many of the men
nre farmers, but seem undecided what
they shall do here. Some are going
to NV York, others tn Plttsburg,
Portland, Chicago and Canada, while
some remain In Boston and vicinity.
Several paid their W passage but
brought little with them In the way Of
money or household goods. They
will be sent to their various destina-
tions by the steamsphip company.
The steamer Parthis, from Liver.
pool, arrived this morning, also
brought a large number OF the same
class of emtgrants.
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.- Sixty.
nine evicted farmers from Mayo and
Galway arrived in the sailing ship
Indiana. Rsv. Bernard s. Kelly, of
Galway, was also q passenger. He
has been sent to this country by the
archbishop of Tuam to raise money
for the relief of distress In his flock.