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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches TO TIE BEE.

special Dispatches to THn BHH.
VIENNA, April 25.-Helen Mar.
covitch, who attempted to shoot the
king at Milan, has been sentenced to
death.
DUBLIN, April 25.-The trial Of
Timothy Kelly was continued this
morning. The judge In summing up
the evidence taken spoke most strong.
ly against the prisoners claim of an
alibi. The jury, after being out O
short time, returned and announced
that they were unable to agree on a
verdict. The trial of Michael FsgIn,
charged with the murder of Burke,
was then begun.
James Carey, the informer, was
called to the stand and testified he
had arranged to stab ex-Secretary
Forster after the plot to shoot him had
failed. He said he did not attend the
meeting Of the assassination society
Sunday on account of Sabbltarian
scruples. He declared that even now
he wished to remsve tyrants, and he
believed 1t was no ain to kill Burke.
BERLIN, April 25.-A dispatch from
ksiserslantern, In Rheinish Bavaria,
reports an explosion on mail train Of
a pack go of dynamite. The conductor
was seriously wounded.
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Rem mbered by a Fortune

NEWPORT, April 25.-Lsst Decem.
ber Jos. A. Barber enlisted In the
United Suites recruiting Office in Pro-
vldence. He gave his age as twenty
one years and eight months. His
term of enlistment In the army was
for FIVE years, and with others he was
sent to join the recruits at DAvid's Is
land, New York. About q year ago
Barber was employed as a brakeman
on the New York and New Haven
railroad, and one day he saved an . sed
gentleman who was passing from one
car to another from being crushed tn
death. The gentleman died recently
and bequeathed SAC. coo to Barber TO,
saving his life. Barber Is still In the
service at Dlvid's Island, and will pro
badly remain there until he attains
his majority, as he Is In reality a
number of months less than twenty.
one years of age.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26
RED MARAUDERs.
Crooks Command on the March to
Battle with Ohirachaus.
Special DIsT Tasch TO Tho Globe Democrat.

Special DIsTasch TO The Globe Democrat
DRMIsG, N. NJ, April 23.-Gen.
Crook broke camp at Wilcox this
morning, and marched for Guadaloup pc
Canyon With 300 troops, 200 Indian
scouts, and twenty.one wagons. The
scouts held q war.dsnco and made
medicine last night. In a talk with
Gen. Crook they said that they want.
cd him to lead them against the CHR.
aohaus until all were exterminated or
brought 10, rs they could not hope
for peace On the reservation them.
selves as long ~ she Chirachsus were
unsubdusd. The expedition Is most
perfect IA appointments, and is sup-
piled icr ninety days There Is no
report from the Tombstone Rangers,
and 1t Is believed that their courage
has failed them and that they will not
dare attack the agency. On arrival
at Guadaloupe Canyon, Captain
Crawford and Lieutenant Gstwood
commanding the scouts, and SIN
gle company of troops under
u picked officer, will penetrate to the
Businesses of the Sierra Modera
mountains. The remainder of the
command will be posted along the
boundary. Crook Is determined to
succeed, II possible, but the reports
OF the country to be penetrated are
such that if he does he will achieve
his greatest victory. Captain w.
D1ugherty has been ordered to Join
his command at Fort Apache, In
order to guard against the antici.
pated trouble with the White Noun.
tain Apaches.
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GETTING MONO rONOUs.
Another Burglary at the Store OF A
Riley g. 90.

Some time on Tuesday night anoth-
er burglary was committed at the
Wholesale and retail house of A. Riley
& Co., corner of Twelfth and Douglas.
This place has been the scene Of
depredations SO numerous that they
are growing monotonous to the pro-
prietors. On this occasion the thieves
broke out window light on
the east side of the house
and gaining an entrance carried off
some cigars and the oonteots of the
till, from 81 to $5 in change. The
back doors were unbolted and the exit
made In that direction.
The proprietors are gettidg disgust
ed with the frequency of these raids,
and the next nocturnal visitor need
not be surprised If he Is treated to .
lunch of cold lead.
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THE SPHERE OF WOMAN.
The Immutable Laws OF the Creator
Cannot be Changed Without
Fatal Results.

To the Editor Of The Bar.
Commenting on DR.. Dlx's Lsnten
lectures to women, the Hour says,
"The thirst for general knowledge
that many women manifest, to the
great regret Of the preacher, Is far
from being an evil. Woman will never
cease to want to be her husbands
companion.
or course 1t Is womans duty to
strive to be an agreeable companion to
her husband, but che must be careful
In so doing, not to unfit herself for
bt Jag her childs companion. There
| is no doubt that woman's mind is diff
ferently constituted from that OF man,
not necessarily inferior. Both are
adopted to the carrying out OF the aims
of the creator, man, the father, pro-
wider, protector, has intellect, bodily
strer 6 h, courage, endurance, amb,--
ton. He meets obstacles in pro-
vidlng for his mate aud offspring, and
has the qualities necessary to over
como them. Woman, the mother,
fosterer and first teacher of the child,
with courage when 1t or other loved
object is endangered; patient. loving,
and with soft and plying heart she Is
nearer to the child in mental level
than the man. 1t is irksome to man
to bring his mind down to the point
at which 1t will be in sympathy with
that OF the child, and 1t is only done
under n strong, COZ Sole, Gus sense II
duty. Thirsting for knowledge. the
child asks endless questions which
lrltate the father, while the mother
bears the infiiotion patiently, and
answers to the best Of her ability.
Mate rnii yis the chief end OF woman's
being, and nature has formed her not
only to bear, but to raise children. A
child has everything to learn after its
birth even to the taking of Its natural
food, or brushing q fly of It's nose.
The true mother is In perfect sympathy
and unison with her child. She un-
derstands baby when no one else can,
has patience to guide and teach 1t,
diacovers Its ailments, prattles to and
plays with it, and Is, perhaps, the only
person In existence who can see In 1t
an object of interest and beauty. If,
however, the mother of the future ID
to be considered as having done her
whole duty in bringing the child into
the world, then abandoning 1t for
what she terms the higher walks of
life, and leaving 1t to Chinsman or
some other hireling for the rudiments
of knowledge and care, then God help
the future child, say.
Before now have met with hens
that tried to crow, snd roostsrs which
wanted to take spell setting on the
eggs, but the attempts were soon given
up as failures M. b. S.
OMAHA, April 25.
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Tho Otoo Lands.
Special Dispatch to THH BBn.

WASHINGTON, April 25.--The re-
mstnder of the lands Of the Oloe and
Missouri reservation in Nebraska and
Kansas will be offered for sale at Be.
atrice, Neb., on the 31st of May.
These lands were appraised on an av.
erage at about elk dollars per acre.
They will be sold only to psrtons who
shall within three months fem the
date of their spplicstions meLS d per.
manent settlement upon them, and
the applications for purchase must be
accompanied by an affidavit of good
faith I'm this respect. They will
be sold to the highest bidder In eighty
acre tracts and no one person will be
allowed to purchase more than 160
acres, except In cases of q fractional
excess of contiguous land. The terms
of sale are one-quarter down payable
at the expiration of three months
from the date Of application, one quar-
ter in one, two and three years from
the date of sale, with interest at 5 per
cent No lands are to be sold on
which improvements are found be-
longing to Indians.
THE DATE CHANGED,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 25.-
Since fixing the date Of sale of the
Otoe and Missouri lands In Kansas
and Nebraska the interior depart.
ment has discovered they had chosen
Decoration Day. Tne date Of the
sale has accordingly been changed to
May 81.
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the NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CAPITOL HOTES
pecial Dispatches 10 rHn Bnn.
SAN CARLOS SAFE.

SAN CARLOS SAFE.
WASHINGTON, April 25 The fol
lowing telegram was received ct the
Indian office to-day dated San Carlos,
A. T, April 25. "Prioe, Indian oom
missioner: There appears to be q
change for the better In the affairs
that have caused the late excitement,
The indications point to the return OF
the rangers to their homes well
pleased with the prospect of restored
quiet. The Indians are returning TO
their farms. They have behaved
admirable under all circumstances OF
the past four days.
(SIgned) } Wilcox, Agent"
THE HUNGRY CHIPPEwAs.
The secretary of the interior has
received joint letter from M, Nc.
Collum. deputy collector of customs
John f. Malo, member of the Cana.
dian parliament, under date Of Tartle
Mountain, MINI, April ID, In which
they say the turtle Mountain band of
Chippewa Indians are in starving
condition and unless Immediately
relieved few of them will be alive to
meet the commissioner of Indian at.
fairs In June, as they now anticipate
doing. The acting commissioners has
directed the Indian agent at Devils
Lake to use every effort to provide for
these Indians at once.
CHICAGo's TEA INSPECTOR.
Secretary Folger said to-day that
the statements recently published to
the effect that efforts have been made
to secure the appointment of man
from New York as tea inspector at
Chicago, were entirely without foun.
dation. He had not, he said, been
approached by any merchant Of New
York city or by the representative of
any such merchant, with reference to
this appointment, nor had he consult.
ed with any person from that state In
the matter of selecting tea inspect or
for Chicago. He would, he said, be
governed entirely by the recommends. !.
tions of the customs officers in the
The latest information he had received
from there was to the effect that much
difficulty had been experienced In
finding resident of the city properly
qualified for the place who was willing
to accept the appointment.
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COLONIZlN4 CANADA WEST
Special Dispatch TO THE BEE.

LONDON, April % The offers rela.
tive to Irlsh emIgstion which the gov.
ernment is favoraoly entertaining, are
from the Canadian Pacific railway and
land companies interested in the open
ing up of the Canadian northwest.
The proposal of these companies is to
settle 5000 families of 20, 900 persons
on government lands under the home-
stead laws, which give each family 160
acres free. The promoters OF the
scheme would become security for
FL 600, 600 advanced without Interest
by Great Britain for ten years, to be
devoted to loans sufficient to start
each family, or they would become
security for G2,00O,O00 with which
they would relieve the crowded dis
trlcts Of Ireland of 30, COO persons.
Three hundred laborers from Spald-
Ing, England, sailed for America to-
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The Racine Em berzler.
,ial Dispatch To THH BEB.

MILWAUKEE, April 25. Henry T,
Virgin, assistant postmaster at Ra.
cine, Wis, charged with embezzling
Sc, 900 of posto fiji ,e funds, was taken
before Commissioner Bloodgood, Of
this city, this afternoon, and, waiving
examination, was held In bonds In the
sum If $1,000 to answer In the
United States district court, next
term.
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"A Commission Failure,

CHICAGO, April 70 -Considerable
excitement was ocoasioned ON chang ge
to-day over the announcement that the
com mission firm OF Hardy, Richardson
& Co. had gone to the wall. The
firm notified all those with whom they
had outstanding deals to close them
up. No intimAtion a. yet Is given OF
the extent Of the liabilities. II ID
stated the arm has been heavy SELLER
OF wheat and provisions, and the mar
kst has been going steadily agsinst
them. Truman b. Hardy, the hsai
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26

rested tonight for disorderly con-
duct. He wants to be surrendered
to the British government. He says
he had three sooomplioes; says he
came to this country two years ago on
the steamship Egypt. He Is 30
years Of age and claims to be q native
Of Donegal.
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They Will Work.

DP0OI"T DI5PaVSH 10 TIN Dhh'
ST. LOUIS, April % Reports from
Panhandle, Texas, says: The Star
range Of Guntre & Munson and that
Of Sanborn were burned by striking
cowboys on the 16.h. 1t is reported
the strikers are out of money and
willing to return to workat the former
wages.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
Special Dispatches 10 TIE BEE.

Special Dispatches 10 TIE BEE.
Wittemore and Barrett, of Chicago,
to-day confessed judgment to the Aggre.
gate OF $22. 1000. No statement Of assets
or liabilities.
Hon. Milton Cour,rignt, distinguished
civil engineer and railroad contractor Of
Erie, Pa, died ut Norfolk, Va. He helped
build the Erie railroad, the Lake Shore
and other roads.
The Massachusetts, house reoonsidsrsd
and ordered sngrosssd the bill permitting
woman attorneys 70 be justices OF the
pssos.
VIM, Peck, Of Anaspolis. Md. fo'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26
THE DATE CHANGED,
Indian Murders.

WASHINGTON, April ga special
from Albuquerque, N. M, says: In.
formation was received there that on
the 10Th inEt, "Grammo," one OF the
chiefs of the Jut Apaohes, captured
Piof. A. f. Bsndelier of the Ameri.
can archaeological institute; S. +.
Balder, of Tucson, and Mexican,
near the village of San Christob al
state of Sonora. The Apaches took
their prisoners Into the mountains and
II is nearly certain they have beer
murdered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26
siugg.r Sullivan Sick
rIal nianafrh m Tuu psH

BosToN, Aril 25.-Sullivan Is con.
findent that the hemorrsge from the
stomoch Is not fsom the lungs. He
will be out In few days. He has no
idea the sickness will Interfere with
his sparriug match with Mitchell.
His opinion is he 10 too fat and needs
q severe course of training to get Into
condition to meet the Englishman.
Sporting man say Sullivan will never
again be fit to engage in a prizl
fight.
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whipping bis wife, was given twenty
lashes; the frat enforcement Of the law
Furnishing wife beater,.
The vote for governor In Georgia Ia es-
timated from q, 700 to $4,000.
On the Western North Carolina rail-
road seven land slides are reported. Many
trestles were washed away, and trains run
only to Statesville.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26
A Whiskey House Busted.
Special Dispatch to The BHs

Boston, April 25.-The Bleyer dis
tillery company of st. Louis has made
an assignment. 1t succeeded the
firm Of Bowman & Bleyer. who failed
in January, 1881, with liabilities at
$l30 600, which they compromised at
90 cents on the dollar. The present
liabilities of the company are as yet
unknown.
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why, Here IL Rutherford !
,cial Dianalnh 10 THn BHH

NEW YORK, April 25.--Whitelaw
Reid, editor Of The Tribune, gave .
dinner tonight In honor of sx.Presl-
dent Hayes. The ex.prssidsnt was
visited at his hotel to-day By many
OF the best oitinsns. He also him.
sslf made ssvssal friendly calls,
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Still Continues
Special Dispatch TO THE BEE,

Special Dispatch TO lnE BsE,
New YORK, April 25.-The strike
OF the Spanish and Cuban cigarmsk-
era still continues, and only two firms
have have given in. About 200 firms
arc affected, and between 800 and l, 900
men are out on the strike.
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A. II. & A. M.

st. Johns lodge, No. %, will meet
In special communication this
(Thursdsy) evening for work In the
nj. M degree.
Visiting brethren are fraternally In
Wed. JAS. b. BRUNhR, Master.
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Badly OF.
Special Dispatch 70 TgE BKH.

JPOVT8I DI5PaVOl 70 TIE Dhh.
BosToN, April 25.-John l.. Sulli.
van had hemorrhsge last night and
lost so much blood that he tainted.
He has, 1t is stated, been living dis
solute life which was the chief cause
Of his trouble. He was ON the street
this morning, however.
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Death OF Bhsrman's Eliza.
anial DispAtch 10 TBE BlK.

JACKSON, Miss, April 20. Eliza
Piuk.ton, oolored, who figured promi-
nently as witness In 756, died In
jail at Canton, ard was buried as a
nannar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26

Of the firm, q Cincinnati resident, who
mansgedh n wheat deal Of magnitude In
this city two years ago. The market
was only slightly affected by the an.
nouuoemept
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In the River.

dpociAI Di5pAtoh 70 THh Bhs.
GARRIsoNs, N. Y, April 25.-Three
hundred feet Of the West Shore track
at Hampton Point slid into the river
yesterday and disappeared from view.
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DIPHTHERIA!

L Diphtheria, and the persistency with
which It clings to the patient, are well
known to all who have had any experience
with this terrible disease.
The following letter shows how the re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-26

Special Dispatch 70 rux Bn..

RooHEsrxR. N. T., April &c.
james Grimes, claiming 70 bs the
murderer OF Lord Lsitsim, vss a..
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"That Extreme Tired Feeling.D

"The first bottle has d0ne my daughter
great deal OF good; her food does not dis
tTess her now, nor does she suffer from that
eItreme tired feeling which she did before
taking HooD's SARsAPARILLAt"
Sold by al druggists. Price sra bottle or
six bottles for so. Prepared by G. I. HOOD
d CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
Hood Tooth Pos0der, Only IS Cents
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LOWELL, MASS.

LOWELL, MASS.
MEssRs. c. I. HOOP g. Co: Gentlemen
Tie disease left her very weak, blood poor,
with no appetite, and she could not seem to
rally from Its effects. HOODS SARsAPARIL-
la was recommended by a neighbor After
a change for the better she began to eat
with relish. 1t seemed to take out the
poison tie disease had left in her blood, the
change being very noticeable in her face.
She took 1t two months and fully regained
her health, much to our delight We now
recommend HOODS SARsAPARILIA with q
great deal OF pleasure Very truly yours,
j. Il. SMITH,
10 Butteffield Street
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overcome 1t, and
how by vitalizA
ing and enrich
ing the blood 1t
neutralizes and
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-28
WACO.

Match Game Of Base Ball-A Cyprian
shoots a GambIer-Court Notes-A Fire
Matters in General.
Waco, June 27.-[Special.I-A match
game of base ball will be played here to-
morrow between nine from Tyler and the
club of this place.
Last night Rose Stewart, a cyprian, shot
lack Norton, a one-armed gambler OF this
Mace. in the left breast, inficting an
ugiy but not dangerous wound. ene
claims that he entered her room without
permission, and attempted to outrage her,
and sued out an indictment against MIN 70
that effect this morning.
Di.trict court is still engaged on the case
of Alex. Harris, one Of the alleged murder.
ers of Gabe Austin. The evidence CON
cluded and argument commenced TINS
A FIRE at McGregor last night destroyed a
house Of ill-fame. No particulars.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars was ralseo
to-day towards establishing driving.park'
A negro Of this city paid very 9 e1'r ave.
can't price for peaches to-day. he stole
Ave was tried and convicted in the Justice
court. and the fine and costs amounted &c
5000. They came high, but he must nave
The comforting Of diplomas and degrees
upon the graduating class OF waco uni
yersity takes place At the opera-house To-
The Waco State bank has been the victim
of a daring forgery. A check tor 80 wa,
presented on Saturday, and another for ~
was presented Monday. Both we're peia.
The checks were forged BY X. =. Hewitt
Who signed the name Of d. III. Hardy, foi
whom he was building house. Hewitt hs'
made himself scarce
sloouent Addresses to the literary societies
of Waco university tonight Kew.
Williams, Of Bolton. also delivered an "a
dress 70 the young ladies Of the same INST
tuition.
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GALVESTON.
Probably Drowned-Regret to Learn It
Personal.

Probably Drowned-Regret to Learn It
Personal.
GALVESTON, June 27.-[Special. l-Albert
Stockley, bridge builder, about 20 years
old and unmarried, engaged bath-house
at the foot of Twenty street and
Beach this morning about o'clock for the
purpose of taking a bath. He was seen to
enter the surf, but not to come out. At
the time of entering the surf Stockley
was under the. influence of liquor
and had been drinking excessively for the
past few days. His brothers and friends
were notified, and have, since o'clock this
morning, been dragging the gulf along the
beach with seines and trout lines for his
body, but without effect
The report from Dallas that Rabbi Henry
Schulz is being tried on the charges
of immortality and seduction, creates much
comment here, where the rabbi is well
known.
Ex-Governor Roberts is heartily greeted
by his many friends here.
Frank Holland, of the Texas Farm and
Rancho, is on business visit to the CITY,,
Albert Stockley who was supposed to be
drowned and for whose body his
brother has had force OF men
dragging the gulf shore all day
was found tonight drunk and asleep in
bath house quite distance below where
he entered the gull.
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