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Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
New York Sports.
qpeciAl Dispatch 70 Tar BHl.

NEW YORK, April 10.- C!esry ohal-
lenges Mitchell to another sparring
match, Cleary to have also two thirds
of the receipts. Cieary adds: "If
Mitchell does not agree to this he
must fight me or leave the country"
The police mazda descent upon .
party Of cock fighters on the outsktrts
of the city to.d.y. Several fed to
the roof the b .rn, and In jumping to
the ground were seriously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
CAPITOL T
special Dispatches 70 TIE Bnn.
PoPE's CLAIM,

ToTh OLhlms
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Tho first
case under the Bowman act passed at
the last session of congress was filed In
the court of claims yesterday, having
been referred TO the court by the Sec
rotary of war. This Was a claim for
$26. 664 made by Major General John
Pope for difference Of pay between
thai of brigadier general and mai u
general while he was on duty by as
Segment of president according to his
brevet rank from April LIST, 1867, to
October 28th, 1882
CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT.
The department of agriculture re
ports the condition of winter grain
crop on the let Of April over Its entire
breadth as follows: In Michigan aud
other northern territories wheat wsf
still covered with snow. In the Ohio
valley, winter protection had beer
partial for a term locally varying from
three to ten weeks, after which loss
from freezing was quite general. Tn,
average depreciation 10 greater In thu
upper part of the Ohio valley and II
Kansas than elsewhere. East Of tn,
AlleghaDies the condition
good In the northern belt
declining slightly In the lowe
latitude. Il Is not up to the averag,
In any part of the south. The aver
age for the crop il 80. Last April |
was 104, In 1881, 80. The moat OBJ
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Striking Brakesmen.
4 Diapatcn IN YHH BKH.

LITE Rock, April 10. - The strike
Of the freight train brskemen on the
second and third division of the St.
Louis e. Iron Mountain railroad ended
to-day. the sheriff and posse prevent.
ing the men from interfering. Trains
are running regularly again. The
superintendent offered 500 reward
for the arrest and conviction OF each
per1on engaged In obstruoting trainr.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
THE STAR REUTERS.
Dispatch o. TIN he

X mlrtn phAf NhmIfs
WASHINGTON, April 10. - Miner
continued his testimony In the star
route trial to-day. he declared that
after January, 1873. he had never
spoken q word to Brady on business
matters. Three official papers ad.
dressed to Brady In the spring of
1879, purporting to be signed by
Miner were shown witness. Witness
denied having written the signatures;
supposed Rsrdell had written thern.
Merrick conducted the cross. examina.
ton. Witness said the division was
based upon the value of the
routes as shown by the profits and
not upon the number Of routes.
| he believed s. w. Dorsey
received little more than his fair
share, no account was taken of the
PROBABLE expedition; SIT would have
made no difference If We did," sale
witness, "for s. w. Dorsey got more
expedition than we did" Witness.
denied having filed In the blank aft
davits. Many papers were showr
witness, which he recollected nothing
about. Without concluding his exam
nation, court adjourned, expressing
the hope that q nights rest might re
fresh witness's recollection.
Merrick, Bliss and Ker, government
counsel In the star ronte cast
emphatically deny the published re
port that they have disagreed In re
gard to the conduct of the case
r ,ferring to the story that he woult
soon sever his connection with tn
case Merrick said he intended TO per
form q duty he owed to the govern
ment at any cost. He would no
leave this case until 1t had been prose
cuted to its conclusion.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Successful Libel Suit
qpecfai Diapatch 10 The Blu.

DETROIT, April 10.-The libel suit
of Prof. MaoLean, of the medical
department of the state university
against James e. Soripps, editor and
principal proprietor Of The Evening
News, this city, after two weeks trial,
concluded this evening in a verdict on
all points in favor of the plaintiff,
awarding 81. 600 damages, the heaviest
verdict ever recorded In this city. The
suit was ably contested at every ster
and excited great public interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
A Pleasure Trip
Special DISPATCH 10 The BE

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 10. -
President Arthur left Sanford for
Kissemmee City yesterday morning
on q special train and stopped a.
Wilkes Park and again at Orlando to
attend q Sunday school picnic. From
Kissemmee Q steam yacht will carry
the party down the river about forty
miles to an island where black bass
are plentiful.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
The Louisville Exposition.
Special Dispatch TO TIE BEE,

LOUISVILLE, April 10.-The direc-
tors of the Louisville cotton exposi-
ton have closed a contract with the
Seventh regiment band, Of New York,
for the first 90 days of the exposition,
and Gilmore's band, Of the same city,
for the remaining fifty days. This Ia,
wolves an expenditure of $50 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Tho Lease OF tho Wabash.
rial niapatch IN Tuu BnH.

ST. LOUIS, April 1O.-The stock.
holders of the Iron Mountain and
Wabash road held their adjourned
meeting this noon ana ratified the ac.
ton Of the directors In New York q
few days ago respecting the lease Of
the Wabash to the Iron Mountain.
About two.thirds Of the Wabash stock
and all Of the Irsn Mountain, except
Ing 500 shares, voted.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
The Indiap War.
Special Dispatch to THI Bsx.

ST.. LOUIS April 10.-The adjutant
general of Texas has sdvlces that the
Indians are raiding In the Vicinity Of
S .crsmento mountain, and that Cap
tain Bayler, with a company of state
rangers are on their trail.
WASHINGTON, April 10. Indian
Agent Wilcox, Of San Carlos agency,
In a telegram to Commissioner Price,
says It Ia rumored = company Of
rangers are being organized at Tomb
stone, and general indications point
TO an invasion Of Ban Carlos reserva-
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11

SPeciAl DIBpatch 70 THh BE.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 10.--One Of the
worst and heaviest snow storms of the
winter Is now In progress. Street q
travel Is suspended for the first time
this winter. Railroad trains are
greatly delayed. The storm Is general
throughout thN state.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
One of the Prisoners Deter.
mined to Confess and APP
peal to the Gallows.
The Dspopulation Of the Coun'
try Continues by the Kill
mainbam Route.
A Scheme to Feed the Hungry
In Ireland Laughed Out
o. the Commons.
A Large Assortment OF General
Foreign News
IRELAND.
Special Dispatches to TIE BEE.

SRNShs bioPp*s~hSe
DUBLIN, April 10.-The trials of
Joe Brady, indicted yesterday forsthe
murder Of Cavendish and Burke.
which were to have begun to-day,
have been postponed until tomorrow,
owing to DR.. Webb Adams, who was
assigned by Judge O'Brien to act as
council for Brady, declining to CON-
duct the defense of the prisoner.
Adams will give as q reason that he 10
not prepared. The court house Ii
STRONGLY guarded again to-day.
OBrien intimated to Sullivan he
would bscalled on to cooperate with
Dr.. Webb Adams In defending
Brady. Tae judge also expressed the
belief that both gentlemen were nm
biased. The Judge insisted strongly
that the counsel should be readyt to de-
fend B.ady despite their protests, D..
B Sullivan Is counsel, not A. M. Sui
Ivan.
Dublin, April 10.-There Is no 70.
Taxation on the part of the authorities
here of their endeavors to detect and
arrest suspicious persons. The police
have just come Into possession OF To-
formation hat a man has arrived In
Dublin who Is supposed to be an ennis
sRry # hedynamite party, and whose
mis- ion is the destruction of property.
All hotels are b sing watched with the
hope of arresting him. The Cold
Stream guards have been placed In
the building adjacent to Green street
court house, whtre the trial of the
Phoenix park assassins are to take
place. The object is to secure the
protection of officers of the court and
informers who are to testify against
the accused men.
1t il stated one of the men actually
participating In the murder Of Caven'
dish aud Burke has declined to be de-
Tended, declaring his Intention t.
plead guilty. He has NO hope of es
Gaping conviction. The name of the
man is withheld. His statement re
gardlng participation In the crime viii
be made in the dock, where he previ
ously answered for the murderouI
offsnse. The man referred to IL be
lieved to be Patrick Delaney.
Higgins, a fugitive from the Crus
heen district, WAS arrested o'day oil
the charge of conspiracy to murder.
The recorder of Cork, In. opsnin,
the sessions, look occasion to allud'
to the almost unanimous opinion ex
pressed by the American press in con
domination of Irish outrages.
DUBLIN. April 10-A number o
arrests have been made at att -rfracl
In connection with the murder of Ly
= den's Committee, Q years ago, and O
u Constable Cavanaugh.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Tho Vows OF Nuns.
Special Dispatch TO THs BEE.

MONTREAL, April 10.--Bishop
Fabre, referring to the case of q young
nun, who wants to be released from
the convent here, says she can leave
the convent when she wishes; no one
will hinder her In her civil rights, but
her VOWS she assumed for five years
have certain obligations which 1t 10 q
matter OF conscience for her to decide
to abandon. Her release from the
vows, which will now Dol expire,
have been asked at II me and refused.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
OMAHA NEB WEDNESDAY, MORNING APkIL1I 1883

constable named Donovan engaged..i In q
friendly sparring match with gloves.
d ,novan getting In q heavy blow, an.
gered Camp, who seizing a stone felled
Donovan and beat In his skull. Camp
was held for murder.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11

bPcclAI pIsPHtUn 70 The DHs'
CHICAGO, April 10.-Before Judge
Gary and a jury of the superior court
began the afternoon the action for
breach CT promise brought by Annie
Austin COMEDY, o oolored woman,
against Robert Little, q good looking
Englishman, Ia which damages Of
8l0,C coo n claimed. The defense
offered Ia that the womAn's character
II bad,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Suit for Libel.
Bpe iAl Dispatche 30 TIE Bar.

NEW YORK, April 10.--Joseph M.
Stoddard, publisher, of this city and
Philadelphia. has begun suit for libel
against the Tribune association, laying
damage at 500, 900. The alleged
libel is that the Tribune charged Stod.
dard with pirating an edition Of the
Encyclopedias Britannica.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Lynoh Law.
Special Dispatch 70 The Bsn.

ATLANTA, April 10 Samuel Lewis
(colored), murderer of Dink Weems
(oolored), was taken from jail last
night by q mob of seventy-ive blacks
and six whites and hsnged. He had
confessed tho crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Powder xptosfon .

5peu~I DI5PNtvh 70 IsH DE.
BosroS, April 10-Ons Of the
buildings Of the American Powder
Co., at Acton, Mass, exploded this
forenoon, killing two men. The loss
was not heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
"A Pittsburg Crank.

~PITrsBURG, April 10.-Henry
Merely, the self confessed murderer
of Lord Lsitram, was released from
custody this morning, having been
identified as q harmless crank living In
one of the outer wards of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11

Special Dispatches to THn Bns.

Special Dispatches 70 THb bAh.
LONDON, April 1O.-In the commons
to-day, O'Connor Power, member for
Mayo, moved q resolution for the re-
lief of the Irish distress. Tae scheme
proposes the expenditure of $4,000.
600 In promoting home colonization,
the sum to be advanc I'd by the treasury
and to charge repayment In full prim'
ariiy on the land settled uuder the
scheme and then by way of security
on the assessable property Of Ireland.
In such way the treasury shall lose
nothing. Provision IL also made for
optional emigration. Trevylan, chief
secretary for Ireland, said the distress
Is nothing like that Of 1847. He
declared Powers plan impracticsble.
Many persons were taking advantage
of the facilities now afforded for emf
grafton. 1t the motion was adopted,
q serious blow would be dealt to the
work the government wal carrying on.
Powers molten was rejected,
Parnell Is suffering from q car
buncle. He waain the house tonight,
but left before the debate on Power
motion began.
Parnell decides not to leave London,
He desires to tend the discussion o.
the criminal procedure act.
Bernard Gallagher, of dynamite no
toriety, strongly urges American oiti
zsnship. He has sent a letter to tn,
United States minister, praying tina
the good Offices of the American
government be exerted In his behalf
and solemnly r~eiterating his limo
cence. The writing and spelling c
the communication stamp him as
very illiterate person.
The London police continue a vigil
liant watch upon railroad depots an
steamboat landings, 1t 10 believe
they ara we'll sdvihed from America
1t Is urged that the law of extrad,
ton owe the cases Of persons charge
with using dynamite for unlawful pul
poses.
Charles Besd!sugh, W. J.. R,msa,
proprietor OF The Free Thinker, an
G. W. Foote, editor, charged Wit
publishing Q sketch of the Diety an
blasphemous libels, we're arranged b
fore Lord Chief Justice Coleridge ar
special Jury. Bradlaugh, denyir
responsibility for the publioatio,
applied for and was granted q separa
trial.
LONDON, April 10.--Tha Times IS,
that there was . practical reason (
the haste In which the bill In rega,
to exposures was passed through ps
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
They Were caught.
Special Dispatch TO THE Bee.

GALVESTON, April 10.--A Fort
Worth special of yesterday says that
the twenty -four prisoners who escaped
from jail have been re~captured except
log four.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
a Marrow Escape.
DispAtch DO TEE bAp.

ANsoNIA, CoNH., April l0-The
Ansonia hotel wss burned this .. M,
and City guests in the house escaped,
with only two injured. The loss was
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11

tion. II adds that the result Ct such
an invasion would be disaetrious.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
THE PARTICULARS.

anu tuo uro ID bCill BURNING. Inc 1888
is $40, 0OO.
THE PARTICULARS.
The most disastrous fire aver known
here occurred last night, origin
ating n jacob Thompson's liv.
cry stable, In which Bob Thomp.
son and Aaron Schaeffer, em.
ployes, were burned to death.
1rhere were also thirty no Uses, sixteen
dwellings and stores burned, including
the Lutheran church. The loss Is
$40 900. The fire. Cleared a whole
square, from Bond to Carroll on Main
street, and up Carroll. The fire
started at 11:30 o'clock last night and
was under control at 3 o'oleok this
afternoon. r y
The FIRE was e1tlnguished by rain
which fell steadily for several hours.
Nearly all the occupants Of the
burned buildings saved the bulk o.
their property. Four colored person,
we're arrested tor setting fire to thu
stable while playing cards. Owing t.
fears Ct lynohing, the Jail 10 strongly
guarded.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11

A Fatal Friendly Bout.
Special Disp@toh 10 THs Bss.
KINGSTON, New York, April 10
At Hickory Bush, Jacob Camp and .
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
Large Fire.
patct es 10 TRH BE.

spscispal patct es 10 TRH BEE.
WESTMINSTER, Ind, April 10.-A
disastrous fire Is raging at Westmin.
ster. II is of inoendiary origin, and
was started In Thompson's livery sta.
BILE. Eighteen buildings have burned
and the fire Is still burning. The loss
is $40, 0OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-11
HowGATE IN TOWN.

1t Is reported FL. w. Howgate, ex-
signal officer, who escaped from the
custody of a bsiliff In this city about a
year sgo while awaiting trial on the
charge Of embezzlement, was seen on
the street here to-day by an officer OF
the signal service
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18
Ten Little Candidates.

Ton little candidates standing in line;
One wrote private letter-then there were nina
Nine little candidates, each making up A slate.
One spoke about the tarif-then there wer. eight
Eight little candidates; the Presidential loyin
struck one premstursly-t then there were seven,
Nv
sevsu little Candidates setting up the stikes;
one pulled the wrong wire-then there wore six
Six little candidates good men all and 1.-Two;
Ones war record was looked up--then there were
five.
Five little candidates a scruhrace tore;
Ones wboelhorse made q bolt--then there wer,
four,
-Four little candidates. active as could be;
One. lfttlo boom colasped--then there were three
Three little candidates.; 10 an interview
One u thsm submitted--then there were two.
TX
Two little candidates made red-hst run;
Ones managers sold out--then there was one
One little candidate standing all alone;
DARK horse kicked him--then there was none.
-bife
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18
Else Beside. the college


There Is danger now that the people win
ignore both the power and necessity Of native
talent. and depend for results too much upon
the college. The literary world Is by no
means alone In It's speculative 9ltlook as TO
which Of them viii turn out the future wo-
man Of letters, without asking what past
precedents have furnished sufficient reason
for such expectation. Colleges can turn out
women Of learning, women crammed with
facts, but it takss prenatal influences TO
make the man or woman OF letters. The col
lege can do rs much for the son OF daughter
Of the tFadcsmnn Us for the progeny Of the
poet; but nature Is apt TO breed a differences
in the feelings, preceptions and intuitions %
the two.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18
plantation PhIlosophy.

BInuthttOh EhtiOsOpuYs
Opie Road In Arkansaw Traveller.
De hones' tear is de jewelry oh de soul
De tongue dat win tell a lie, will lick 'lasscs
dat don't long ter it,
II amt do little scrub nan dat Is the leas'
account Sometimes the bigges' stalk in de
field amt got no corn ON it.
In the eyes OBJ de worl', de death OBJ o
po'man Is q pity, but the death oh a rich man
4 a c'lainity.
When man amt got de money II is the
berry time dat folks wants him ter pay debt.
VI he's got plenty oh money, IL doan make SO
snch difference.
Dar neber was a man dat was such a dead
beat dot he could stan off de collector oh
death. When natur' presents do bill, de man
doan dispute dc iggess.
'spises ter see folks pay mos tention ter
de oman what is de bcs' dressed. De peacock
Is got finer clothes den de dominecker ben,
but she amt haf 70 good ter hab aroun' dc
house.
Although hope Is dc suthin' dot hol's a
puson up. yit II can be bused. De lazy man
Is full oh hope, and sets in the shade, whiic ds
dustrious man, what amt got 80 much, chops
de weeds oiteu de cotton
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18

II Shane, meals furnished pris-
On motion the Board adjourned to Fri
day. July Goth. 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m.
G. II. WEEKS,
Comfy Clerk.
By T. o. TELLKR, Deputy.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18

G., ii. WEEKS, Co. Clerk.
BY i. O. TELLER. Deputy.
On motion, adjourned TO Thursday,
July IL, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m.
County Commissioners.
THURSDAYS SESSION.
Board met, Thursday. July 18th, 1889
at 10 a. M, with q. w, Livingston in the
chair. Minutes of Saturday July 7th, 1888
read aud approved.
Treasurer made his semi annual report
winch was examined end approved. snd
ordered spread upon the records.
Z r. Blackmsn County Trcaxurar. in account
with Hand County, D. T.
--DR.--
Jan I, 1853. 10 balance in treasury 8 2A
July 2. 1853, 10 amt reed for liquor
licenses since Jan I. iss3. ....... o49 20
Amt reed tor peddlers licenses
since Jan J. iSeS,, 5s-..........-.. ii ~
Amt rec "a for raslroal .ax. .....,.... 31 81
Fines collected since Jan 1. isss.... 90
sise 81
July 2, 1893 by Warrants cancelled 4 900 ~
Amt OF iutsrest paid on warrants . B
Balance In treasury ...,............ - ~
sisie 81
Report OF commission 10 ill vacancy IN
Board of Commissioners, now on fle was
ordered spread upon the records.
MLLER, ID. I. July 2. 1883.
The Board for tho appointment of |
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18
rmportiar Them n eady crown,

Boston Transcript.
Nearly 1900 emigrants were landed a.
Castle garden last week. This Is great
country, this Is; the people, however, eppre-
ciate nothing which Is not imported. Amer
icans used 30 raise their own children, but 10
10 now considered great saving in tim. and
labor 20 import them ready grown
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18
A college Dyaamlter.

Boston Transcript.
President Seclye, in the current North
American Review, takes something like Wen
dell Phillips ground that dynamite Is one. OF
the factories of civilization, and It's use win
quickly disappear as the institutions OF gov,
ssnment are brought into harmony with the
interests and aspirations Of the masses Of the
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-07-18

County Commissioner to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of \. C. Traverse
Commissioner from the Sd District, met
July 2nd in the o:lice of the probate Judge
in Miller ID, T.. the members present be.
ing Geo. W. Livingston and John McMur-
try, Commissioners, and b. Il. Payne,
Probate Judge,
On motion of B. + Payne, Geo. W.
Livingston was elected chairman.
On motion, the Board proceeded 10 fill
said vacancy by appointing w. w. Fields
to the said position Of Commissioner for
the said Sd District Of Hand county, ID, I.
Signed this. "a day Of July, 1888.
BENJAMIN +. PAYNE,
Probate Judge.
JoHS MCMTRTRY,
q. w. LIVINGSTON,
County Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-09

AT 4. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs
:. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have on hand GIBSON's Xxx, Xxx, xxx,
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAKERS and
THOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISTLES, to which
they invite the attention of the trade. ~
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignmcnts Of Flour, Grain and Country Pro-
ducc solicited for which they guarantee the high
est market prices and prompt returns
Northeast corner of Cameron and Royal streets
sep14 Alexandria, Va.