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Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
Ready to Proceed.
,cial Biapatch To THR BKH.

WAsHINoToN, April ia special
committee to investigate the charges
against supervising architect Hall met
met to-day and read over the charges
and notified ex Congressman Murch Of
Me-, that they we're ready to proceed
as o on 80 he appeared and then ad.
journed until to morrow.
Capt. Charles @. Mcconnell, of the
artillery, was retired to day because Of
disability incurred In the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
Buffers Veto austained.
Special Dispatch 10 THI BEE

BosToN, April 10 Upon the q1es.
tion Of passing over the governors veto
the bill appropriating money for the
expenses of the various state charitable
and reformstory Institutions the house
voted 1913 to 83. not the necessary
two. thirds In the affirmative, and the
veto wal sustained. Five republicans
voted In the negative with the demo
Gratis, one democrat voted In the
aft cmative.
The executive council Confirmed
Gov. b ltler's appointment OF Jno, X
Tarbox, insurance commissioner, and
j. Fl. Chadwick, railroad commits.
sioner.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
Suit Pr Dam ~ %.
Special Dispatch to TIE BHR.

WACO, Texas, April Is Suit was
Fl cd In the district court of this county
to-day by G. B. Stuart against the
w ss'ern Uaion telegraph company
for $25 600 damages. The suit Il
based upon tho alleged failure of the
telegraph company to deliver prompt.
ly . message from the plaintiffs dying
brother at Marshall, Texas, desirinl
him to come to him, alleging that the
message was given to the operator Al
Marshall February 81. and was no
delivered to him at Waco until tn,
morning Ct the 9th.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
A Thisving Emigranr Ag. mt
Special Dispatch to The bEs,

NEW YORK, April 10. James Rose.
dale, agent oft he Philadelphia Charit--
able society, and a party of Arabs
quarreled on the steamer City of
Richmond, about to sail. All we're
taken to the Tombs. Here an Arab
womsn said 115 sovereiens belonging
to her had been given to Rosedale by
the Orgsnizsd Charities of Philadel-
phia to engage their passage to Ed
rope. They agreed to give Rossdale
$50 { r. his trouble. When the ship
was about to sail he handed them only
30 sovereign, hence the outcry.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
l. ID

Special Dispatch to TuR Bee.
LONDON, April Is Andrew j. Kst.
tie, OK suspect, aeceded from the Par.
nellite party.
The home eff 20 has issued q oircu-
lar directing the attention of local su.
thoriti, IS to the Importance of vigtlant
observation to prevent persons ges
ting possession Ct explosives and ma.
-eriI, from wrb,ch explee!yo so
made A reward Of G100 is off.red
for information leading to the dis.
oovery of any person engaged in the
illegal manufs cturs CT explosives.
In the commons the motion by
Pell, conservative, in favor Of imme.
disto reform ef local taxation. was
only negatived by o vote Of PIT to
229. An amendment was accepted by
the government to postpone the con-
sideration of reform measures until
the whole question of local govern.
ment 10 examined. The oloseness OF
the division on Pell's motion was
Loudly cheersd by the tories.
Lord O'Neill is dead.
The Daily News says that In the
event OF the AMMAN Sffsi. involving
France With China 1t Is understood
France will oonfine herself to block.
aiding Chinese ports, very we'll aware
of the diff sulties of an expedition to
Pekin. The News adds: It would
be o very serious matter to stop the
trade betwe On China and America OIL
England and Germany. 1t is worth
while for France to consider whether
Bismarck will submit.
The story about the blowing up OF
Salisbury cathedral Is q hoax
The appointment Of Peng Yuling al
@ linese minister of war denotes thai
China IL determined to resist French
aggression In Amman,
LONDON. April 1.-THE Epson
City and suburban hsndiosp was wor
b, R,ysterer, Lowland Chief second
s weetbread third.
LIVERPOOL, April ia mai
named Eugene, Ktngston, said to be al
invinclble and connected with tn
Pr ak Park murders, has been mr.
rested.
LoNDoN, April l8.--Arrived out tn
steamers Silesis, X ,nsss, and State o
Pennsylvania. A box said to contain
explosives was found alongside OF tn
Cathedral of Salisbury last night. To
cathedral Is now guarded by the police
LONDON, April 18.-Arrived out tn
steamers England and C.rcasia from
New York.
LIvERr DOL, April 18.--Tae steame
Sardinia, which arrived to day, report
that on the 18th she spoke the steame
Brooklyn City from Bristol for Ne
York with an engine disordered.
LONDON, April l8.-The race for tn
Stamford stakes at the York sprin
meeting to-day was won by Sc ward
Moonstone second, Lenontine third
j. r. Keene's Crown Prince came
last.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
Corn in st. Louis.
apecial Dispatch Ia TIM BRR.

ST. L us. April 10 Reports hav.
Ing been circulated here and sent
abroad that corn Ia store was out Of
condition and liable to become hot,
the elevator and managers of.
ficially they have had .
thorough examination made Of corn
In the elevators, and report Nc, Q corn
now In store fal'y Is good, and prob
ably In better condition than for sew.
ersi years. This statement Ia en-
dorsed by the president of the board
Of grain inspectors.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19

for 800, 600, others for $500, 900,
makiug q very heavy aggregate. Tae
counties mentioned several years
later resisted payment, declaring the
law unconstitutional. Recently the
supreme court Of the state, In the
Jefferson county case, declared the act
constitutional and to-day the United
States district court delivered an opin.
Ion that the counties owe the debt
and must pay tho bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
Fifty Thousand In Ashes.
,cial Dispatch 10 THE BEH.


WHEELING, W. Va, April ia
special to the Intelllgenoer from
Huntington, W. Va, says the largest
FIRE in the history Of the town 90.
CURED this afternoon, destroying
$50, 900 In property, with small In.
sursnoe, rendering homeless fifteen
or twenty families and leav-
Ing but four buildings standing In q
block APO feet square. A roof fell
in, burying five 6remon, but they
were extricated with only a few
bruises, except n man, who was Sc.
rlously injured. The fro Is supposed
to have originated from the careless
handling OF matches In Kennet's liv.
cry stable. The Continental hote.
has been thrown open to those wht
lost their all.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
A Broken Trust.
Special Dispatch 70 TEE YnA.

BpeciA DIspatch 70 The BHA.
BosroN, April Is Seth Kennedy,
a trusted clerk of NJ. S. Pau & Co.,
pawnbrokers, was to-day arrested on
he charge OF the e~mbszzlement OF
$15, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19

mittee Of the fortschritts party In the
reichstag has issued q circular con-
testing the assertion In the message OF
the emperor that the reiohstAg Is
dilatory In transscting business.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19

st. Johns lodge No. 20 will meet
In special communication to-day
{ Thurrday) evening for work In the
II. C. degree. Waiting brethren are
frAternslly Invited.
JAMES B. BRUNER, Master.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19
Nebraska Safe.
A. T., a. A. M.

New York, April 18.--Arrlved-
State OF Nebraska from Glasgow.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-19

A friend to the rich aud poor. A
medicine that strengthens aud heals,
Ia Browns Iron Bit rs
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
FISH NOTES.

English authorities believe that the gray
ling does not eat trout fry, and has no
cannibalistic tendencies.
In 1877 oyster-culture was commenced
in Norway. and at least they are having
good yield of spat.
The Ichthyophagoi have not died of in
digetsion and purpose some remarkable
gastatory performances for 1883.
Lady Bressey exhibits at the London
show the fish and coral gathered by her
during her voyage on the Sunbeam.
The first soft crabs, about as big as
twenty five cent piece, were taken on Sat
urday week. This week the size is larger
about that of trade dollar.
Tomorrow Mr.. E. G. Blackford will
send by the Britannia a first shipment of
fresh fish to the London Exhibition. These
will be fine specimen of striped bass and
shad.
Blue-fsh are gradually making their
way northward. The first came from the
Florida coast, three weeks ago. Now
they are being taken off Beaufort, n. c., as
are the king
In the Chinese department of the Lon
don Fisheries Exhibition the Cinnamon
are decorating their own particular court.
A pGgoda and bridge of novel construc-
ton have just been built.
Instead of burning oyster shells in Eng
land for lime they are becoming valuable
as the foundation of oyster beds. 1t is be-
lieved that by this natural method great
deal will be done to restock the oyster on
the English coasts.
few salmon have been caught this
in he CnIn hi T-Tun will hnO
while fishing for smelt, but this rarely
happens, as the salmo quinnat is quite
Indifferent to the fly. The biggest fish
caught with hook weighed 1412 pounds.
In the Monocacy river, German carp,
Weighing 81 pounds, has been taken, and
was served at Mr.. Garrett's table. The
fish had probably escaped from some pre-
serve. The fish was q inches long and II
inches in circumference. German carp
are now being caught in the James river.
DR.. Henshau writes to the Forest and
Stream that alligators may be partially
tanned. DR.. Romanes mentions a similar
fact in regard to alligators. When talk
to them" writes Dr. Henshall, they rise on
their feet, keep up constant Kissing and
whisking of tails, as if they liked to be
noticed and talked to-
In British ColumOla there are ~ canning
concerns, which in 1882 produced $4,000
cases of salmon, or 11,750,000 pounds of
this fish, the value of which was about
$1,175,OOO. Without prejudice to the fish
caught in the Columbia river, it is thought
that the salmon taken further north,
though not solarge, are frmer and fatter..
Mackerel are believed to be according to
ichthy ologists, a free rowing fish. On
April Both, three were caught % miles
north of Cape Henry. On May 3, mack
erel were being taken of Orient, Long
Island. Some of the fish were the largest
of the season, four of them weighing three
! pounds each.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
mother Burglary,

On last Thursday night Wienshenk's sa-
loon on north Main street was entered by
burglars and a revolver and small sum
of money stolen. On hearing of the rob
berry chief Shortall commenced his search
for the robbers. The first place visited
was the secondhand store kept
by Mr.. Towers. Here it was learned that a
man had called at the store for the pur-
pose of selling a revolver. From Mr..
Towers a description of the man was OBJ.
tanned. Chief Shortall and his informant
repaired to a saloon on Main street, where
a crook was identified by Mr.. Towers as
the party who tried to sell the revolver
The man thus picked out was of course
taken into custody. At the lookup he gave
the name of Dennis Connoly. In the
course of the day the chief of police found
the person to whom the prisoner had sold
the stolen shooter, receiving therefor the
sum of 81. Connoly undertakes to deny
the whole transaction from beginning to
end. but as he has already It'd a number
of different stories, which can be proved
to be false, his chances for immediate re-
lease are not brilliant. The chief of
police is certainly deserving of much
credit for his skill in ferreting out and
arresting the transgressor.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

What is known in Massachusetts, as ''the
Oliver Smith charity" embracing within
its benefits the towns of Northampton,
Hadley, Hatfield, and one or two others,
disbursed last year to INDECENT young wo-
men, $3.50; widows, $4,150; boys, $4,000;
girls, 1886. Fifty-one apprentice boys
became of age and received loans of $500
each during the year, and matured notes
of twenty-four others we're surrendered;
while seventeen of the girls, formerly ap-
prentices, married and received marriage
portions of $500 each. Thirty-six boys
and twenty five girls have been indentured
during the year, and the whole number at
present under indenture is 103 boys and
forty seven girls. The amount applicable
to the above-named purposes now amounts
to $614,624. The fund for an agricultural
college Ito accumulate until the year 1900
now amounts to $1,110.0l5. Oliver Smith
died an old bachelor; his aged maiden sis
ter was the founder of Smith Female col
lege, Northampton.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
PALMYRA SPRINGS SANIIAFEUM.
Wafer Shipped Orders OPEN
Entertained
H. JOHN w. DAVIS NJ d. Manager
PALMYRA, WISCONSIN.

On Friday last Col. Davidson consumma-
the purchase Of the above property which
he contracted for sometime in March. As
soon as the contract for this property was
executed he went to Palmyra and set car
penters and painters at work and has had
the building completely overhaulsd. He
bought and shipped six beautiful row
boats from White Bear lake. bought a
beautiful fountain in Chicago and is hav-
ing the grounds improvedsand beautided
in every possible manner. Mr.. E. F. Os-
borne, of this city, has taken a contract to
put steam heating apparatus through the
entire building, equal in every particular
to that in Mitchell's bank and the chamber
of commerce building in Milwaukee,
or our State Reform school and
the state capital at st. Paul.
John W. Davis, NJ. D, who has had
twenty three years experience as medI-
cal practitioner, and for some years had
charge of a sanitarium, carefully inspect
ing the springs aad all the Improvements,
has taken charge of the institution, and 1t
is already open and ia full blast with a
complete corps of cooks, servants and at
tendants, ready to receive and entertain
summer visitors or Invalid guests who
need treatment. The sanitarium will be
open all the year and the gentlemen who
are interested expect that it will to some
extent take the place of other noted cures
and resorts for invalids that are more
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
A FttU rs SOTtIneIit.

A singular family of immigrants going
West to farm passed through yesterday.
They were ten in number and occupied the
entire end of the car. In the extreme
rear seat sat the father and mother, the
former blacs haired, black-eyed man,
weighing not over one hundred pounds,
and the latter, with the same colored hair
and eyes and even slighter in build. Di-
rectly in front of them sat the elder broth
er and sister-he a tall slender fellow, full
ly six feet in height. and his sister, exactly
the same build and form. Two other
children sat in front Of them. the boy,
thick-set fellow, weighing at least two
hundred pounds, and his sister, resembling
him INFINITELY in form and appearance.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
THE FAIR TROUBLES.
Mrs. Fair Granted Divorce and Four and
a Quarter Million Dollars.

Hrs. Fair Granted a Divorce and Four and
aQuarter Million Dollars.
VIRGINIA, New, May 12.-The divorce
suit of Theresa Fair VS.. James G. Fair,
meuP in the district court this morning.
R. S. Mesick appeared for the plaintiff
and NJ. \. Stone and S. NJ. Wilson of San
Francisco for the defendant. Stone sub
mitted general demurrer to the COM
plant on the ground it did not state facts
sufficient to constitute a cause of action.
The demurrer was submitted without ar
gument and was at once conceded by the
court.
Stone then said the defense would hle no
answer to the complaint.
Mesick asked that the court appoint
time to-day to hear the proof and also that
the examination be conducted privately.
The court appointed y o'clock for the
purpose specified. At y o'clock the court
met. but the reporters were excluded. In
little less than an hour the attorneys came
ont and il was soon known that decree of
divorce had been granted as
praved for and that the plain
tiff had been allowed $4,250,000
in money and United States bonds and the
family residence at San Francisco and also
the custody of the minor children, Virginia
Theresa. Alice and Charles, the custody of
the eldest boy, James Fair, Jr., being
awarded to the defendant.
Senator Fair arrived this morning from
San Francisco on business connected with
the sale of the Brunswick mill aud pend
ing the transfer of the Yellow Jacket mine
to the Sharon party. The transfer of the
entire business will take place about the
end of the present month.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

remote from Chicago, Milwaukee
and the northwest. Instead of going to
Colorado springs or the White Sulphur in
Virginia or the Hot Springs Of Arkansas,
all persons requiring treatment can go di-
rectly to the Sanitarium at Palmyra which
is only 16 hours ride from st. Paul, ,
hours ride from Milwaukee or 3 hours ride
from Chicago. 1t is on the Praire Du
CHEN division of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroads 40 miles west of
Milwaukee. Col. Davidson received ad-
vices Friday from DR.. Davis that the house
was already rapidly filling up with guests,
and he left here on the evening train to
place his deeds for the house
and a two hundred acre farm that he
bought with the hotel property
on record in Jefferson county, and to con-
suit as to farther and additional improve
ments for the springs and grounds and in
the hotel building which he proposes to
make as complete and convenient as any
public house in the state of Wisconsin.
We are quite sure his many friends and
acquaintance will wish him success in this
new enterprise, but he does not propose to
give his personal attention to it. It will be
managed and controlled exclusively by
DR.. Davis, who is pecuniarily interested
therein and has had long and a remarka-
bly, successful experience in operating a
sanitarium for the last five years at Ian
sing, Iowa.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
SALTWATER GLoBULRs.

D. G. Currill, of Owatonna, state agent
of the State Insurance company, of Iowa,
was in the city yesterday.
Work st the boom Will commence sagain
next Monday morning. About 100000
feet of logs have been run in, which will
do for beginning.
The district court convenes in this city
May %. The grand jury is called for the
first day of the term. The petit jury will
be in attendance on the 29th. In the mean
time a number of cases are to be tried By
struck jurors.
Four misguided individuals were before
the police court yesterday for being drank.
Two of the four paid cash; the other tive
are each entitled to eight days board
from the city.
The number of thresh hers shipped daily
by the Northwestern Manufacturing &
Car company, make the loading and un.
loading a work of no little labor. In er-
der to facilitate that part of the business
the company are constructing number of
movable derricks, one of which Is to be
furnished each of the company's whole
sale agents.
On Friday evening last, meeting was
held of the building committee of the
Presbyterian church. The plans submitted
by the architect, Mr.. Wilson, were adopted,
with one proviso, that the cost of the pro-
posed new church should not exceed $14,-
600. Mr.. G. A Seymour was appointed
superintendent of construction.
Rev. DR.. Carroll delivers his Grafton
''The Model Soldiers for the benefit of
the Muller G. A. R., at the Grand Opera
house on Wednesday evening, May 30. This
Grafton is one of the distinguished orator $
ablest Iyceum efforts, and the committee
appointed for the sale of tickets hope to
render this worthy enterprise an assured
success.
While playing on the street on Friday
last, young son of John Goodrich was
suddenly attacked by large dog. The
child's clothing was torn in several plac es,
and his face severely bitten by the fero-
cious brute. 1t is a little satisfaction to
know that the whelp was afterward shet
bv officer McKusic. Who the owner OF
this savage animal is could not be ascer-
tanned.
After Saturday evening wagons are to bG
substituted for the fiat cars IL
moving the dirt from North Main street
The work remaining to be done being con
fined to so small a space that the car:
could not be used to advantage. For the
reason just stated quite large number q
men were discharged from the job on Fri
day evening, but the company. it is under
stood, will find employment for these mer
dvring the coming week.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
Ocean Steamships.

LONDON, May 12.-Arrived out: The
Pavonia and Rhein from New York.
New YORK, Nay I2--Arrived: The
Donare from Bremen.
New YORK, Ma 12.-Arrived: The
Nederand from Antwerp.
New YORK, May 12.--Arrived. The
Celtic from Liverpool, and the Silsia
from Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, May 12.--Arrived: TIE
Illinois from Philadelphia.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
Rase Ball.
At Columbus-Cincinnat:s Z; ColumbU:

At CoIumbus-Cincinnat:s Z; Columbus
6.
At tDetroit-Detroits 8; New Yorks 5.
At Toledo-Saginaw s; Toledo 6.
At Fort Wayne-Fort Waynes 10; Peo-
ria 4.
AT Louisville Eclipse 4; st. Louis 0.
At Chicago-C Chicagos 6; Philadelphias l.
At Pittsburg- Baltimores 6; Alleghenys
g.
At New York-Athletic IL; Metropolitan
4. The last of the competitions here for
place in the International.
At Detroit-Bay City II; Grand Rapids
70.
At Bufalo-Bestons 16; Bufalos 8.
Game called owing to darkness.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
DR.. HaIlidav,s Blood Purifier.

The lassitude, languor and debility peculiar to
spring, are wholly overcome by taking DIR. Hal
lidays Blood Purifier. 1t tones up the system,
purifes. vitalizes and enriches the blood, invie-
crates the nervous system, strengthens the d.
gestive organs and imparts new life and energy
to all the functions of the body. Try it. Sold
bv all druggists. Noyes Bros. & Cutler, Merell,
Sahlgaard L Thwing, wholesale agents, St. Paul,
MINI
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

Across the aisle from the parents were the
two midgets, boy and a girl, neither
over three years of age, both plump and
rosy cheek. Still another couple, although
members of the same family, sat in front
of them, both of slender build, with pale
atteRuated faces.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

SALTLAKE CITY restauranteurs dis
play in their windows oyster shells
brought from Utah mountains, 10000
feet above the sea level.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

Particular attention is called to the auction
sales advertised by Kayanagh this morning in
another column.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
GRAND
SPRING
OPENING
OF FTUE OLD RELIABLE
HOUSE
OF
J0ll N1tleiS.

We have now open for in
spection at the stand, No. II
East Third street, the finest
line Of Goods pertaining to our
business ever before shown to
the public Of the Northwest,
our sister cities not excepted,
comprising all kinds Of
Daily globe., 1883-05-13

Bigelow. Lowell. Higgins, Hart
ford, Compton's Body Brussels.
American, English, Tapestry
Brussels, in No. l, 2, and 4
Grades.
Also, 3-plies of all the leading
manufacturers of the United
States.
In 2-plies we show specialties
of twenty different manufactur-
ers, their choice patterns in Ex-
ira supers, ranging from IS cents
to Sl.Oo a yard.
We also have IRgrains from soc
to 75c yard.
Fifty different patterns of Limo
Ieum aud Oil Cloth, Cheap to the
Trade.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
OUR
UPHOLSTERY DEPARlM'NT

Shows the Finest Line Of Raw
silks, Damasks, Reps, Terrace,
Etc.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
]lJR LACE DEPARTMENT

Jont6ins Everything from 15o
Yer Yard to &75 Per Window.
Daily globe., 1883-05-13
Our Window Shade Department

Goods in this Line of Every Quality and
Price.