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Chtirch Directory.

II. E. Church-Rey. J. Boicourt, every Sec
end and fourth Sabbath at * o'clock p. m, al
tSTnAte II o'clock p. IN.
Bsptist.-Rev. w. c. Archer, every frst Sab.
bsth at ii o'clock H.. III. and TX o'clock p. IN
Ryery third Sabbath at * p.
Presbyterian Rev lose ph Patterson, every
EscOnd and fourth Sabbath at IL o'clock a. M
AlternSrc Mt p. In.
Alternate at ~ p, NJ.
UniVerSalist.-Rev. S. Bishop, eTerP thirG
Sabbath at IL O'clock a. Ia.
Union Sabbath SchooI.-Every Sabbath at Ii
o'clock q: m.
UniSn Prayer Meeting.-Every Thursday eve
htng.
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Total, 2 on
JURORS FEES.

State of Kansas, Phillips county, s.
I, the undersigned, justice of the,
peace of Kirwin township, in said
county, certify the within to be the
actual and necessary costs incurred in
the arrest and examination of the.
within named defendant upon q
charge of getting intoxicated, had be-
fore me OH the 20 to "A days of May,
y. D., 1881.
Witness my hand, at my office in
said township, this 10Th day of Sept,
A. D., 1881. G. ]. LAMB, J. P.
Filed this 4th day of Oct. A. D.,
1881. J. w. LOWE, Co. Clerk,
Commissioners Endorsement: Re-
jected duplicate. Referred to. green
hackers.
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THOSE DUPLICATE BILLsr
.. =. LAAG9'sH AHHEArRr-
I'D FRAUD

Below the
changes IN the amount and difference in the
a by
1t Is not customary go back and search
items whether they county.
lew
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NOTICE.

Henry Churchill wishes to inform
those interested, that he will be at Phil
lipsburg with his mammoth Kentucky
Jack, every Saturday during the sea-
con
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A. F. and A. M.

Phillipsburg Lodgs No. 1S4, meets every Sat
Hrday or before the full moon. Visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend.
! Gephart, Sec. TT n DUTCHER, w M.
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q. A. 3.

Phiilipsburg Post No 7, meets Saturday after
the full moon, Visiting Comrades always well
come. FBASK STKAIN, G.
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State of kansas, Phillips County, IS:
I, the undersigned, justice of the
peace of Kirwin township, in said
county, certify the within to be the
actual and necessary costs incurred in
the arrest band. examination of the
within named defendant upon a
charge of getting intoxicated, hadl.be-
fore me on the Goth, 23d and oath days
of May, A. D., 1881.
Witness my hand, at my Office in
said township, this I'd day of July
a. D., 1881. -. LAMB,
Justice of the Peace.
Filed this 5th day of July, A. D.
1881. J. w. LOWE, Co Clerk.
The within account approved ia the
sum of $50 IS, by order Ofithe Board of
Commissioners this 9Th day of July,
a. D., 1881. M. FISHER, Chair.
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Crescent Lodge No ~, meets every Monday
evening, Visiting brethren cordially invited to
attend. DAVID MAHKER C e.
J Jackson, K Off and S.
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Secret Societies.
l. o. o. r.

PhIllipeburg Lodge Ne. los. meets every Wed
neldSy. Visiting brethren cordially invited to
attend; HEEkY McDOwELL, n. Il.
>. II. HAhnenkratt. Rec. Secretary.
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State of Kansas, plaintiffRs r. Bur-
rill defendant. Before G. J. Lamb
Justice of the peace of Kirwin
township, in Phillips county, Kan
sas.
Items of coat incurred in the arrest
and trial of the above named defend
mt
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Doors open at 7;3O, curtain rises at s, sharp,
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DISTRICT COURT.

The District Court of Phillips county
convened at Phillipsburg, Monday,
March 26th. His Honor Judge Pratt
on the Bench; G. A. Spaulding, Clerk !;
s. w. McElrOy, County Attorney.
In the case of State of Kansas VS.
Chas Knott, assault. Nolle entered and
defendant discharged.
State of Kansas VS. Taylor Haitian,
plea of guilty entered. Fine assessed at
500 and costs.
On motion the Court adjourned until
Wednesday at 10 o'clock on account of
the death of Hon. B. F. Lozier.
In the case of State VS. Samuel Norton
charged with assault with intent to kill,
defendant plead guilty to assault and
battery and was fined 500 and costs
amounting to about 5000.
The case of State VS.. D G Cole, Mar
vim school, after two days trial was given
to the jury at O'Clock to- day.
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SON.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
THE MINE.
Several More Bodies Discovered.

Special Dispatch TO TIN BEE.
BRA1DwooD, Ill, March 80 Seven
more bodies were discovered In the
extreme part of the southwest entry,
the highest part of the working. They
we're found on timbers above where
they had probably crowded, thinking
they could escape from the terrible
food. They are In q high state of de
composition. 1t Is thought the only
way they oan be handled IL to shovel
them up In bags. 1t will be several
days before they can be taken out on
account of the entrance being 30 small.
The searchers whose duty It is to
clean the roadways are max.
Ing slow progress, having only
gone about eco yards, and two
other parties will commence to.mor.
row on the other roads. No bodies
have yet been found underneath the
stone. At . mass meeting held by the
miners to-day the work of the mer
who are daily riskipg their lives tc
explore the mine was highly extolled,
The rumor that the Diamond company
was about to abandon the mine and
leave the men there was the aus o.
considerable comment One speaker
said not q bone should be left in thu
shaft but all taken out and given de
cent burial. He was heartily applaud
ed. Several followed 10 the SAM
strain, but n committee was appoint
ed to advise with the company In re
gard to abandoning the shaft. 1t II
thought no other bodies will bt
reached for several days.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
NOTES.
special Dispatches 10 TEE Bas.

Special Dispatches TO TEE Bas.
Mrs. Marie Z. Huff, aged 102, died
Thursday night at Clinton. Wis.
The police Of Philadelphia are informed
Of . reward Of 1000 pounds for tho arrest
of the person Responsible for the recent Ok
plosion Of the government building In
London.
Mrs. Jacobs, the lady who was boldly
assaulted by foot pads In open day In Chi
cago q short time since. died yesterday.
Directors Of the Hannibal & st. Joe
abroad have decided to extend lines from
Quincy to Chicago.
Business failures the past seven days,
1872 as against 1875 last week.
Eight small business houses In Desrfield,
Mioh., comprising half the business por.
ton Of the town, burned. Loss and in.
surance not given.
The steamship Republic was bonded In
$40, 900 in the Dowse, the stowawav, de-
tanned on board as q Phoenix park suspect,
Perry II. Smith, tnce q prominent de,
mocratic politician in Chicago, and q mil
i~ionaire. has been p!acad in the insane asy'
lum at Madison, Wis.
Ex.President Diaz and party have ar
| rived in New York. Gen Grant had {
long conversation with Dlaz shortly after
his arrival,
Mrs Jonathan Monroe and son Warren
were fatally poisoned nsar Brookneal, Va
A snow storm in New York, beginning
about $3.50 q. m lasted till 4 q. m. yester
day. Unless there Is q marked change o.
tcmperature tho snow will disappe>r TO
day. In P.ils :eiyhia = sleeg storm, pros
trated many Of the telegraph wires.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
The Billiard Tournament.

Special Dispatch TO THE BHs,
CHICAGO, March 30.-In the after
noon game OF the Brunswick u Bake
tournament, DAILY beat Wallace in q
we'll contested struggle. Both we're In
good form, but Daily, who was the ia
vorite at 100 to 60, was stronger In
ger eral play. He ran 90 from the
lsy.of, and took a commanding lead,
which, however, was reduced materi-
ally by Wallace In his 10Th inning
with q run of 1874. Bat DAILY soon
after raced away from him with 70,
and Wallace could not overtake him,
and Daily finished slowly and at ease.
Score = Daily 600, highest run 90, av.
erage IL IL, 40; Wallace 420, highest
run 1874, average 8 36-4e. Time, .
hours.
The meeting of Sexton and Dion
for the first time at the balk line game
tonight developed into q stubborn,
interesting contest. The attendance
was large with q larger number OF
ladies than at any previous occasion.
The animosity existing between the
two men made each one alert and
aggressive In claiming points of ad-
vantage. Both we're strung up to high
tension. 1t was q fast, desperate race
from the start to the finish, the score
being tied many times. The great
event was S ,xton's run OF 166 In his
40;h inning, which carried him within
eleven points of the game. 1t was,
In respect to variety and brillianoy
combined, the finest performance OF
the tournament thus far. Score, Dion
sos, highest run ILL., average 10 13.49i
Sexton, 600; highest run l66, aver
IL 10 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
The Tewkesbury Aims House
Special Dispatch to THR BxH.

opeclhi Diop@vth " II ONE.
Boston, March 3O.-Tae Tewkes.
bury aims house hearing was contin-
ued to-day. Dr.. Dixwell, witness for
the prosecution, said he dissected as
many as City babies in a year. Spscia!
cases of alleged starvation he could not
describe, except the bodies were much
emaciated. His only knowledge of
the bodies coming from the aims house
was obtained from Andrews, now
dad, i. w. Chase didn't know of
any bodies being aid from tho alma
heus. A pencil mark vas always made
on the head boards when q body was
resurrected from the grave yard. Tue
funeral service over a coffin filed with
wood was an isolated one.
General Butler asked for the books
of the institution covering the records
of deaths. burisls and contracts bsck
as far as 1873, which were furnished.
Witness Chase became excited, and
shook his fist at the committee. He
said the half had not been told. The
governor said the cammlttee might
call on the witness for the other half.
The ha'f he (the governor) knew wal
sufficient.
Charles 81. Dadley, night watch.
man, testified to the manner In which
the dead bodies and stores of the In
stitution had been surreptitiously re,
moved In boxes. Witness detailed
many mysterious circumstances con
corning the removal of trunks BY
relatives of the Marsh family. and The
disappearance of bodies from collins II
which they were prepared for burial
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
The Protest OF Artists.

Special Dispatch to The BKH.
Boston, March 30 Edward King
cables from Paris to The Journal that
a very large meeting OF American
artists was held this afternoon to pro-
test against the new tariff rates which
imposes upon productions of foreign
artists an advalorem duty of 80 per
cent. A petition was adopted request
ing congress, at It's next session,
place the productions of all foreign
artists upon the free list the same al
American. They hold that foreign
countries throw open their art CALLER
les to Americans without cost and 1t Ii
but Justice that the United States re-
cognlze their llberality.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
r

State of Nebraska, Douglas ooun
ty, S.: Notice Is hereby given the
electors of the Fifth ward of the city
of Omaha, that / will sit at the second
door on 10th street, south of the
southeast corner of 10th and Califor-
MIA streets, for the purpose of regis
tering the qualified voters of said ward
on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, March 21st, 22d, Esd, Oath,
and Monday and Tuesday, March
Goth and 9th. On Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, March
28:h, Goth, 30th and 3lst, and or
Monday, April I'd, to IL o'clock m.
at the U. p. Bakery on 10th street
between California and Webster SITS
s.. WAKEFIELD,
Registrar Fifth Ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31

The Angelic Murderess Pro.
tests Her Innocence to
the Last.
A Dark and Dubious Devil Sent
Along to Sprinkle Her
Wings,
While n Large Number OF High.
toned Thieves Sock Rest in
Lonely Quarters.
A Woman Hung.

Special Dispatch TO TIM BRR.
WINDSOR, VT, March 3o.-Mrs.
Mesker ate a hearty dinner. Her son
Altman was left with her In the cell.
Mrs. Meaker's arms were pinioned be-
fore she left the cell and the process
sion moved to the gallows, where she
was seated in q chair. She evidently
did not like the crowd. After prayer
by the chaplain the sheriff handed her
q paper, with these words: "Emiline
Meaker, II you have anything to say
why execution of the sentence should
not take place, you have now an
opportunity" This was done on &C.
count Of her deafness. She wal calm
and pale and said with closed eyes:
"Good. bye, Mr.. Hull, l have nothing
more to say, only / forgive you for
hanging me-" Her legs we're then
tied, she standing all the time. She
showed no signs, of fear nor trembling,
and said "May God forgive you ALL"
The drop fell at half past one. After
hanging 10 minutes the body was
taken down. She died with scarcely
. struggle, and was buried In the pri-
son oemetry this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
Money for the Unmarried

One of the most solid and subst atial
institutions In this country Is the Mar.
rage Fund and Mutual Trust Association,
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They are organ.
lied under the laws OF Iowa. and heir Of
fieers and directors are among the leading
and most prominent business men o Cedar
RAPIDS. Every unmarried person should
have a certificate In this association.
1t is a splendid investment, as safe as
government bond. You can just as well
have a good sum Of money to commence
married life on as not. A large number Of
members have been paid of, receiving over
800 per cent on their investment. Write
for circulars fully detailing the plan, which
Is the finest known. Do not postpone 1t.
Good agents wanted. Mention where you
saw this notice. f6.3jn.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31

partment, acting secretary Of the
treasury to day appointed Capt. ]. r.
Russell, of New York, chief of the
bureau of engraving, and printing
vice Irish deceased. Capt. Russell 10
now purchasing agent Of the bureau.
THE CABINET MEETING
to-day was attended by Secretaries
Freliughuysen, Chandler and che
attorney general. There was some
discussion of the question whether the
president can fill the vacancy in the
postofioe department by more than a
temporary appointment for ten days.
The subject was finally referred t, the
attorney general for an opinion.
The acting secretary of the treasury
to day appointed a committee to ex.
anime the books, money and accounts
of the treasurer Of the United States
preparatory to the transfer Of that
ofios to Wyman, newly appointed
treasurer. Wyman's appointment
takes effect the 1st promimo. His
bond OF $3.50 900 has been approved,
and he has already taken the oath of
office.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
wAsHisdroSS D.~NAIN
May 10, 1880. ~

GENTLEMEN-Having been . suffer-
or for Q long time from v pros.
tration and general debility, I was
advised to try Hop Bitters. I have
taken one bottle, and l have been
rapidly getting better ever since, and
I think 1t the best medicine I ever
used. / am now gaining strength and
appetite, which was all gone, and I
was in despair until l tried your Bit.
tiers. am now we'll, able to 20 about
and do my own work. Before taking
1t, I was completely FRUSTRATED
MRS. MARY STUART.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
Musical Wires.
Special Dispatch TO THR BEE.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-A singular
fact was noted in the city last night at
a certain hour. All who had occasion
to use the telephone found 1t vibrating
to musical tones. Private and public
telephones were alike affected and oven
those of the police and fire alarm In.
struments. Tie source of the music
was a mystery till to-day when 1t
trans plred that the telegraph wire
from the stock yarls passing near
most of the telephone wires connected
with the harmonic system; that tunes
were being played over II, and that
the telephone wires took up the sounds
by induction. This suggests the rath'
or grave question as to the results
should the harmonic system bs gener'
ally introduced.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

State of Nebraska, Douglas County,
ss.-Notice Is hereby given to the
electors of the Third ward that / will
sit In Judge Weiss Office, basement of
Willard hotel, commencing on Thurs
day, March 22d, and also on Esd,
Gath, goth, 9th, 28th, Goth, 30th,
3lst, and April I'd, from IL a. m. to z
p. IN. daily, for the purpose of regis
terlng the electors of said ward.
In witness whereof I hereunto set
my hand this 10th day of March, A.
D., 1883. III. b. MYERS,
milo Registrar.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
advalorem duty equal to SO per cent;
portable machines, spades and hoes,
the same.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Special Dispatches 10 lns m.
All public building at Pesth are
drsped for Count Won Majlath Won
Sceokely, President of the Court of
Cessation, murdered at Ofen. The EN-
peror and Empress sent q dispatch of
coincidence to the family The Hussar
arrested Is known TO be In secret and
intimate relations with persons un.
connected with the household.
All Montenegriu residents of Sou.
tart left town on account of q peremp.
tory order, issued by their govern
ment within the lass few weeks. There
has been many ARRAYS along Albanian
border, accompanied In many cases
by murder.
Fraro b art, sister Of General Ven
Moltke, Ia dead.
Numbers of copies Of the manifesto
of Prince Jerome Napoleon have been
posted In conspicuous places In B,r.
deaux and upon various public bnild.
ings. As 500 Al they we're disoov.
cred the police removed them.
1t is stated the Daks D'Aumale,
fearing arrest and to secure his prop
erty, sold the Chantilly chateau and
has gone to Sicily.
1t Is officially announced that EN-.
peror William has virtually recovered
his usual condition Of health. Sunday
and Monday his symptoms occasioned
considerable alarm.
The Mes regatta Is postponed, ow.
Ing to objections of the American
yacht DAuntless, damseed In the
storm, and not In condition to make
q fair test of her merits,
Baron Robretz committed suicide lr
Berlin.
Do Lord, French republican sena'
tor, Is dead.
The Montenegrin governmea at has
summoned homo oil natives Of Mon.
tenegro' In Upper Albania, - an out
break Of the Albanian mountain
tribes ID expected.
Eruptions OF Etna have ceased
No present indications Of an earth
quake.
Forty socialists holding . secre
meeting within the Spanish lines wer'
surprised by government troops. Th'
entire band was captured and sen
under . strong guard to Seville.
Several European governments Ar
considering measures to COMPEL tn
Swiss government to prevent assassin
plotting In Geneva.
PARIS, March 3d. Louise Niche
called at the prefecture Of police yes
terday evening, but, as the prefec
was absent. she left tho office, an
nounolng that she Intended to sur
render herself to the authorities to
day. This morning she was arreste
without any difficulty or objection o.
her part. She stated that she wa
willing to give herself up rather tina
to subject her mother to any furthe
annoyance from the police.
BERLIN, March 30.-Much impol
lance is attached In court circles /
the fact that q reception has been gi,
en- by Emperor William 20 Lieutenar
General Won Werder, who IL the mi
|, itary plenipotentiary o. the Gerws
! empire ~ a.. Petsrsbu4g .
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
Failures For tho Quarter.
Special Dispatch to Tue BEE.

NEW YORK, March 30.-The mer.
camille agency Of r. G. Damn & Co.,
In the quarterly report show the mum
Der of failures for three months to be
2. 8o6, sgainst 2.127 the same period
last year. The liabilities were proper
tionately increased. In Canada the
figures show 1893 failures the past
quavter against 206 the frat quarter
1882; liabilities So. DOC. O10 against
81. 600. 900 In 1882.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
Denver and Salt Lake Conneot,d
Special Dispatch 10 tbs BEE.

Oonve ana salt Lake .
Special Dispatch 10 tbs BEE.
DENVER, March 30.--The oonnec.
tlcn OF the Colorado & Utah road by
tho Denver & Rio Grande was made
IA miles west of Green River to- day.
The roadway Is In excellent condition.
Freight trains commence between
Denver and Salt Lake April 2, and
passenger trains April 8. The con.
struction force was transferred to the
gap between Salt Lake and Ogden,
where the unfinished work will be
crowded, the intention being to have
through trains running between Dan
yer and Ogden May /. At Ogden
connection will be made with the
Central Pacific, besides placing th'
principal cities of Colorado and Utai
on o direct trunk line across the con
tinent. The new route passes through
mountain scenery of such extent anC
grandeur, 30 as to insure its popularit,
as a passenger route.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-31
His Memory Fatally Blank on
all Important Points.
An Important Decision on the
Question Of Withholding a
Congressman's Pay.
The Country Considerably Re.
lieyed by the Reduction Of
Duty on Shanghai Tael.
The Jeannette Court OF Inquiry
Civil Promotions and Cabi.
net Matters.
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
Special Dispatch to THH BRx.

THE CHIEF THIEF RATIFIED.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-In the
star route trial to-day Dorsey was
cross examined at great length by
Merrick. Nothing of Importance was
elicited from witness, whose memory
In reply to many vuestions appeared
10 be very poor. In the course of the
examination witness, In reply to q
question, stated that the government
would have an opportunity to examine
his brother John Dorsey, also Boone,
one of the principal contractors, where
upon the court remarked, "You are
laying out q good deal of work for US"
Witness was pressed to produce the
letter written by him to John Dorsey,
the ~latter's reply to which Rsrdell had
referred, and was produced by Merrick.
de replied, waving his hand, Il have
no recollection of such little rubbish
~ that" Witness supposed the let.
tor produced by Merrlok had been
stolen IN 1873, but declined to say
Who stole It. "You mean Rerdell,
don't your inquired Merrlck. A CON.
! temptuouslaugh wal the witness only
y Answer. Witness said some one had
{ gone trough his letter books and
gsutte- Tut about six hundred pages;
hsa "a some pages since then In
this tSS.al. Witness testified to receiv-
Ing power of attorney and letters OF
authorization from John Dorsey, Vail
aud other contractors. Witness did
not know where the letters were, and
Insisted that the assistant counsel
vas better Informed.
q M5Irlck Who do you mean?
Rerdell, answered D orsey.
Merrick-ls he assistant govern
ment oounsel2
Dorsey - (~LiUghingly) I shoult
judge 80.
Merrlck--Do you know what Rer
dell Is doing2
Dorsey-I car see him sittln'
thsre.
fMerriek- Is ,roastically) your eye
hit IL not 80 bad after all.
~ ~ss- yKu 500 .o1ao sma,
things.
~Merrlck- Il congratulate witness OF
tho good effect exercised by Rerdel
Oh his eyeslght; he should Be glad tina
he Is here.
The court-Good for sore eyes.
Adjourned till Monday.