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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19
They Have Gone.

The Marquis OF Lorne, the Princess
Louise, and their party left the city for
Charleston. :. c., last night. They were
unable 10 make satisfactory arrangements
with the Coast line TO use their own
Canadian cars. and they therefore left
them here and bought ordinary tickets,
and secured the whole OF Pullman car.
They will reach Charleston this afternoon.
As the party left their rooms ct the hotel
Inst night there was quite n collection OF
quests about the steps and passages. Going
10 the carriages from the building they
passed through double lineof spectators.
The Princess was dressed in dark travel
linz suit. and wore veil, and though good
MANY people can say that they saw her
they didn't see her much.
In fact. her seclusion in Richmond was
perfectlv complete, and in that respect her
visit here was an eminent success. The
best OF il was that it gave her infinite sat
isfaclion and troubled nobody else.
When she alighted at the depot to take
the train she was unveiled. She had to
pass through n little crowd TO reach the
car, and the Marquis's aids stood by with
heads uncovered. a. she stepped up. She
had the MarquiS's arm at the depot, but
not when she came out OF the hotel.
At Charleston they will 20 to hotel un-
Ill they arc ready to go on board the Dido.
At one time during their stay here they
seriously contemplated going TO Old Point
and ordering the Dido up there to take
them on to the Bermudas.
The Princess remarked to Colonel Car
rington as she stepped into her carriage (lt
the hoteD, II am sorry that could not see
more OF your city and its people,"
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-..,.nrous OF 4 DISEASED LIyER.

r.o,,h. Pain m the side sometimes The pain
hss 80, nader the should r-blade, mistaken Tor
saS secT S serRRsSns Il SRS wtS iTs's lax ta the
eraiY ,,'bled With pain, l. dun and heavy, with
heau u,iisor,t;c loss of memory, accompanied WIN
coils.,e,, sensatton of leaving undouc something
PAIN ul-it f0 have ipccn done. slight, dry cough
NJ, ,sso,,sd fscc IS sometimes an attendant, oitch
anu nsSsr ns f,r consumption; the patient complains
m sses'rsnoss and debility: nervous, easily sLir-
81 49, -old or burning, sometimes prckly
uto - Of the sku exists, spirits are low anu
senSs,,6euf. and, although satisrcd that cNcrclse
s,,.,,de 10 try ltin fact, dis.rasis every rem-
dp t''s, 'ss",verai Of the above symptoms attend tle
Jiessc bat have occurred when oat & Nv os ~
wv 'hcVen The LiVEG 70 have been extensively de-
..oFel.
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Thanks from Her Royal HEighness
ExCHANGB HOTEL. }

EACHANbB IIUTbI.
RICHMOND, January IL, 1888.
Miss Heryey is desired by her Royal
Highness Princess Louise to thank Messrs.
Ramos e Moses for the Knabe Upright
Grand Piano they sent for her to try.
II is a beautiful piano, aud Ii. II. II. was
much pleased with its tone and power.
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MEETING OF TUE POLICE B0ARD.-The
Police Board win meet IN conjunction with
the Council Committees on Grounds and
Buildings and Fire Department ut the
Third police station This evening at !
O'Clock, to consider the question Of repairs
to the statiOn-hOuse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

REAL-EsTATE SME.-Messrs. Y. Il.
Chatiin d Co., real estate agents, sold ut
auction yesterday evening, for Mr.. :. ii.
Cornick, the desirable dwelling No. BIG
south Fourth street for the sum OF S4,l2j.
Mr.. j. w. 0tley was the purchaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

THE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Burnetts Cocoaine has been sold In every
civilized country, and the public have rem
deredlthe verdict that il is tho cheapest and
best hair-dressing In the world.
Burnelrs FIavoring Extracts are inva-
riably acknowledged the purest and the
best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

PRETTY MUsIC.-MesSrs. Ramos Il Moses
have received fine folio OF songs. con-
tanning biographical sketches and portrait,
OF celebrated opera-singers. 1t is cneap,
and is full Of excellent music, and worth
having
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

DRrIpICAL.-A branch OF the Druids.
Mortuary Benefit Fund, consisting OF
members Of the different groves Of the city,
was organized at Thon's Druids' Hall on
wednesday night last, and the following
officers elected: William +. Cree. presl-
dent: Peter Stumpf. vlce-president; Myer
Angle. secretary; c. c. Thon, treasurer.
Trustees: Z. Metz, Henry Burkert, X. G.
w. Dillard. This lodge will meet at
Drulds' Hall every Tuesday night up to
and including the lst OF March, 1898.
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The PrincCssI.Ouise

enioved the opportunity Of e,sting fully
the merits Of the beautiful and brilliant
" Fischer Cabinet Grand Piano, selected
from the warerooms OF Mcssrs. Ryland *
Lee. OF this city.
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SMITH LUCK, 1 =. NJ, one oa, -loaa cabbage.
+. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household furniture, sro-
ceries, trimmed bonnets and feothsgs, seunter,
sewing-maehines, &C.
JAS. MACDoUGAI.L, lek A. ~, furpiture, mat
trcooes, ~.
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Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise
In Richmond. Va. The Marquis, at the
state House, signs his name In the regis
ter, .Lorne, Canada" Two impudent
Virginians write Immediately under II,
"Taylor, Virginia" " Burton, Virginia"
Netp York Graphic.
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CALL on YOUR OPTIcLAN aud gei . pair o. the
celebrated CBILULOtD EYE-iLAsstss. The
frames are hight, handsome, and durable and the
lenses clear and brilliant For sale by all lending
Jewellers and opticians.
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MARRIED. Yesterday morning at IL
O'clock. at the residence OF the brides pa
rents, Miss Annie c. Cone and Mr.. ID. A.
Ainslie were united in marriage by the
Rev. Dr. c. II. Read, Of the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church. Miss Cone is the
daughter Of the principal OF the Bellevue
school. and is n young lady of very rare
and attractive accomplishments. Mr.. Aims
lie, the groom, is a member OF the long
established firm Of G. A. Ainslie & Sons,
and is one OF the most popular young men
i'm Richmond. The bride received many
very costly and tasteful testimonials in the
shape OF bridal presents, and was also the
object OF many ieryent wishes for prosper
ity and future happiness. The happy cou-
pie left for the South Yesterday evening,
and ant will spend some time in that genial
cline before returning TO home and old
friends.
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MIpIsoY-WARD CLUB.-A very interest
ing meeting OF the Madison-Ward Con-
seryatiye- Democratic club was held last
night at G22 Broad street. Convention or
no convention was touched upon, as well
as other matters OF moment 20 the party.
The Club decided TO meet In future on the
second Monday in each month.
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IRON. STfEE.. de.
METALS, ,GRlNDSTONES, &c.

M MEIALN, UItINUSIUNEN, Nt,
BEST REFINED BAR lRON-assortcl sizes:
HORSESHOE, moor. BAND, and OVALs.
SWEDE IRON aud NORWAY .SliAPES-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
SfEET-IRON;
NAYLOR's CAST, ,sPRISG-. .andTIRE-STEEL;
SPELTER. SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AXLES,
NOVA SCOTIA aud OHIO GRINDSTONES-a
fun supply.
For sale by HENRY NJ. WORIHAn,
dc lO-9m corner Fifeenth and Carv STREETS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

wELIs's" ROUGH on CoRss." l0e. ASK for a..
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, buniOns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

Surrey as the birds IN springumc, comes natures
demand for that most potent remedy forall bilious
SEaTzER APERiENT.
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xuEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States colder, partly cloudy
weather in the south portion, local rains
northwest veering to northeast winds,
higher pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

STINGISG irritation. ia Bttammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by ~bnehnpai-
ba.n 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cloudy alternately, aud warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 0 \. NJ, 80 !;
A. NJ. IS; noon, so; 3 z. NJ, 4G; T..
NJ, 40; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 80 4-G.
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TEt-SEORE.

NEW A-STORE.--l have opened in
" connection with NV CHINA BUSINESS q
full line Of TEAS, COFtEES, and SUGARS,
which offer Ia tho pufiic as low can be had Ia
the city. PRIZE TICKETS issued with teas and
cOflces. fun line Of present, given for tickets
SUGARS AT COST. j. T.. BR AGG. Agent,
Ia l3-Sa.M&FSt los east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a,
the DISPATCH PRiNTISo-IIoUsEs food work
low priees. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SEEDS.
CNDERTAKERh.

JOSEPH W. LAUBK, rrxns.
fURNlsHlNG- G-UNDERTAKER,~ ~<zsssz~~
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD SHEETS,
me-. RICHMOND, Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURiAL-CAsES,
ROBES, HEAksE, HACKS,
s. tnd all things requisite al I,owFsT RATES,
isieSrsDhic and country orders solicited.
sp2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

Harpers Magazine and The Yo,ng La
dies journal Tor February have been re-
ceivei from N. Leonard, newsdealer, Dos
Main street. These magazines are flied
with readable matter.
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~ saortp BE USED BY ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF THE
AROYE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

Persons travelling or living N unhealthy i9cal-
a., bv taktng dose occasionally 10 keep the Liver
~ beslthy action will avoid all Malaria Bilious AZ
,scts DfzziEess. Nausea. Drowsincss' Depression
80 Snirits. sc. Il viii invigOrate ike glass OF
-, pt-r - 40 INTOXICATING BEVERAGE.
IN Won have eaten anything hard oi ulsesuon, OF
feel heavy after meals. or slccpcss at nEhi' Ieo
dose and YOU VIII be relieved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19
delicious Green Tea

can be bought at a moderate price OF
Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, S03 Pace BioeS)
Main street
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GRAND CONCERTS,
under tie auspices Of the Nozir Association

ADMITTANCF: General admission, 80 cent. f.,
reserved scat,. IS cents. To members uf Mogtrt
As.Dcilfion. 90 cent, for one, - cents .0r tsso,
and / for tnTcc tC-Crvel scat.
Members must prcscnt their tickets whel apply
Ing ior reserved seats. and also show tcm l- ti'
door o. he Ian.
Box-shcct viii De open at JoINsTOS's on Mon
Day. InnnarN ZZh. IN "
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..,~~oxs LIVER REGULATOR.

u,,KEsIMMoNsLlVERR RREGULAToR
Il FOR
pysPEPsIA, CosTfvENEss,
vr,n,cuE. CHRONIC DIARRIIRA,
sArSprcE, MPURITY OF THE BLOOD
yryrR AND AGUE' MALARIA
.xn ALL DISEASES cAUSEDBI DERANGE-
utSroFLVER, BOWELS AND
KIDNElS
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINGs. &c.
7 LEwIs's FINE-ART GALLERY.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY.

The iargcst stock Of OlL-PkiSrlNGS, EN-
GEANINGs.and " ArEk-t Oloss Ia the South,
Two hundred style. OF CABINET and SNlD
FRAMES from Zoe. upwards.
ART-PIkCks IN antique braSs frame,, IA plush
aud bronze.
ALBUMS, FAsELs, PLAQUES. ART-NE-
DALIiONe. &c.
FRENCH-PLA"E MANTEL- AND PiER-
MIRRORS
ARTsTIC FRAMING 4 specially, CorNlCtS
made 10 Or,ler,Gt l.. LNM IS.
Ia is 9f3 Main street.
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Sun-enc court of ApDeais.

The following cases were dlsposed OF
yesterday:
Watts, &C., as. Taylor's administrator,
&c. Appeal allowed and SuperSedeaS
awarded to a decree Of the Circuit Court
of Tazcwell county pronounced 10Th May.
1882.
Leibrandt and Mcdowell Stove Company
rs. Wall and others. Appeal from decree
OF the Circuit Court Of Alexandria. Re-
fused.
Watkins rs. Blanks's executor. Argued
bv Thomas Williams for appellant and SUBJ
mitted.
Barbour rs. Duncanson's administrator.
Argued by George ID. Gray for plantlii,
and Henry G.. Cannon for defendant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

POLICE COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Preston Shields (colored), charged with
lewd conduct. Fined $40.
Henry Scott (colored), charged with
stealing two bags Of flour. DISCHARGED.
Philip johnson (colored), charged with
stealing three overcoats. Not guilty OF
larceny, but the accused. beng suspi-
cious character, was committed in default
OF surety for six months.
Andrew James (cOlored), charged with
ieloniously breaking and entering the hem
house OF Arthur Burley and stealing twenty
chickens. valued at 80. Transferred to the
county OF Henrico, where the offence was
committed.
Edward Gilman, drunk. Sent to aims
house,
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VOL. LXIII.
RitImond Dispatth.
FRIDAY....,....JANUARf ls' 1851

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DisP,Alt,,H ,n,,,,
rs LARGER THAN TUE COMbi:nO SinNS-
LATION OF ALI THE OTHER DAibf NE"S'
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
fEntered al The Posi-ofiice at Richmond. Na.' as
second-class mattcr.l
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MOZART HALL.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY PATH
GRAND ATTRACTION.

GRAND ATTRACTION.
TIE CHATTERTON-BO -BOHRER COMblfA-
TION.
EMBRACING
MRS. CHATTERTON-BOHRE
the World-Eenowned Harpta
Miss EMMA :. HOWE,
the Fayorite Soprano.
Mr.. REINHARDT RICHTER.
the Eminent NiOlinlst
Mr.. TOM BULLOCK,
tie sweet Tenor:
HERR y. ZEDELER.
the Celebrated CellOlt.
and
IA VILE.
the Crest Composer aBi Pianist
in one Of their
GRAND CONCERTS,
81. .f... 4 strf
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
4 4 L 4 u

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Ii ENGAGEMENT or
ROSE ny iSGE.
MONDAY EVENING. JANt tGN 22D.
tie TCiguiug Plii.au -eH,ti!0n, Cut,tvt
4 PRINCES OF FAisl>.
4 drama in four aci-. adapted from the french q
Dumls by CIVIL ~earir, L-,l.
TUESDAY EVENING. JtsrAEf 23D,
the latest and greatest iuiOu-sg guar, succf,s.
FELICIA,
PLAYED 10y hcr 40 the JuiOu-~pi1re Theatre, New
York, for 100 Hights; produced ever Nllcie WIN
thr wilic-t success hc sole right - prOddce tliis
4 ANA f. vested n Miss Eyinge. seats nov IA
sale % the Theatre and bamos.& Mos"f, Prices
a. usual. - ls-tts
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ZINE AND DOCTORS BMLsw SAVED
TOR IN TIE HOUSEl

For. whatever the ailmcnt may be. thoroughly
Safe rURGATlyE, ALTERATlNE' AND IoNiC cLi'
never he out Of place. Tue remelI j. hA -,
|. 4 a = q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

THERE WILL BE a GRAND MU-
L SICALE given nc the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH, corner Broad and College streets,
MONDAY NIGHT, January 20, 1893. Measrs.
trank ". Cunningham, Marshall RanOs, and
other weli-known gentlemen who desire to help
the church viii taEe part. Rev. NJ. A. 1upper, ID.
d.. will deliver an address. The public Is respect
fully invited to be Lre-ent 10 enjoy tie most eS-
celent programme and 10 aid good cause. Doors
open at O'Clock. Entertainment TO commence a.
$50 o'clock ja l9-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

koOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Y
hoIfShxscuTED NJ the DiSPATCHPBiNTIEG-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

VIRGINIA LODGE, No 6. q. q. c..
will meet THIS friday NIGHT. January
10Th. at klett's lIall, corner of Marshall snd
Fifth streets. Members will plen.c come and get
their certificates. GEORGE DUNCAN, fomd.
ROBERT y. NORIHEN, Secretary. ia 10 lt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

CPICED PIGS FEET,
~ DOOE-MATS.
MARkET-BASkETS.
LAIfNDRN-BASktTS,
BRUSHES Of all kinds.
WAsHBOARDS, BIsCU1T-BOARDS,
BREAD IRA :,
CLO1iIES-LlNES.
BROOMS BUCKETS,
LAUNDRY SOAP.
IRISH POTATOES, for sale Nv
112 MCCARTHY & HAYNES.
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IT Is PI-RFLY VEGETABLE,

never he out OF place. Tie r,melf u hAhMhLor,
.Sp pors SOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE.
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE
and has all the power and efficacy Of Salomel or
Oulninc, without any Of the injurious 'i'e' '''''''
GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been I'm use In my
t,nlv Tor some time. and am satisfied III ls Il VAL
vsble addition a. tho medical science.
j. GILL SHORTER, Governor 81 AIioAha'
Hon. Alexander n. stevens, or Georgia says;
Have derived some benefit from the use Oi Sllu-
mons Liver Regulator and wish TO give IL lur-
iher trial.
.TuR ONLY THING THAT NENRN iAlLS 10
RFtIFVE."-i have used many reUed!es LOT Iy9-
uensia. Liver Affection, and Dchihty. Dul never
hive found ANYTHING 20 benefit NE 70 the eN.eht
Simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Mln-
nesota 10 Georgia for 40. and would ~tnd iurlher
for such a medicine. and would advise ali Nno
ar similarly affected 10 give tfial as IL see's
lie only thing that never falls 20 relieve; ,,,
Z. VI. JANNEI, Minneapolis Mlhh'
pr. r. W. Mason says: From actual experience
,p the use of simmons Liver Regulator IA my
tracilce 1 have been and am satisfied 70 use ana
Iroscrlbe IL as pureatiye medicine.
aS- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
ON the wrapper the RED Trademark and SIC
NATUREOF j. H. ZEiLlN w.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
se 29-W&Fly --
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OFTICE Or FIRsr NATIONAL BANAl
AMUSEMENTS. a
MONUMENTAL CHURCH GUILD.
FOURTH MUSICAL ENTERTAIN sfENr.

FOURTH MUSICAL ENTERTAIN sfEST.
Tine following ladies and gentlemen Will take
part in the entertainment ~
FRIDAY EVENING, JASUAgY 18TH.
MES. KNOWLES, MISS CHAPLIN.
Mrs. TAYLOR, Nj 2 ARMsTRONi,
Mrs. CONAN, MISS BROCK.
ME-. W. II. GRANT. Mr.. W. &. CHAPLIN,
hR. ". 4. WATKINS.
Tickets on sale at d9or-25c. "a l0-lt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
Special Dispatch to THB BEB.

SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
WAsaTsGToN, January 1l.--At the
close OF the morning business, accord
ing to agreement, the bill for the re-
lief Of Fitz John Porter was laid be-
fore the benate. The amendment
reported from the committee on mill
tary affairs providing that Porter shall
receive no pay or allowance from the
time prior to his reinstatement in the
srmy was agreed to.
Senator Conger moved toinde6nite-
ly postpone the bill.
Senator Cameron Pa.) spoke in
favor Of the bill.
After further debate the motion to
postpone indefinitely was lost; ayes,
"a; nays, 81.
Senator Cameron, Pa, Hoar and
Sewell wore the only republicans vot'
ing in the affirmative,
The bill then passed by the follow
ing vote;
AYEs- Sens. Barrow, Beck, Brown,
Butler, Call, Camden, Cameron pa },
Cockreil, Coke, Davis (W. Va }, Far
ley, Garland, George, German,
Grocm9, HAMPTON, Hosr, Jackson,
Jonas, Jones (Fle }, Lamar, Maxey,
Morgan, Pendleton, Pugh, Rensom,
Saulsb1ry, Sowell, Slater, Vance,
Vest, Voorhees,, Walker SO.
NOES Senators Aldrich, Anthony,
Blair, Cameron wis }, Chilcott, Con
ger, Davis Ql.) Dawes, Edmunds,
Frye, Hale, Harrison, Hswley, Hill,
Ingalls,, Kellogg, Logan, NcDlll, Mo.
MILAN, Miller (Cal. }, Miller IN. Y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-12
Battling w ith Outlaws.
acIal nhonatph IN Tuv nvv


DENNER, January IL. Tho Tri-
bune's Santa Fe special says; Three
days ago Sheriff Smith, of Conego
county, Colorado, and posse, started
to arrest Ignatus Cachen, who mur.
dured two men in 1876. When
Clchen discovered tho house surround
ed he rushed out, a pietol in each
hand, and managed to escape to the
Cbama river, which is lined with
heavy timber. Thus protected he
commenced to fire, killing one Of the
posse, and then escaped to the town of
Cayote, tho rendezvous of the outlaw
Francisco Nolan, who killed two me.
two months ago, and other desperate
characters. The sherfi's posse was
not strong enough to attack tho town
and returned home. A strong posse
will be sent for the purpose of break
ing up the desperadoes' stronghold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-12

lowing Is q correct list Of those known
to be saved.
Elisha Starr, Jas. LudinRton and
lady, l.. w. Brown, Mrs. Hsrshaw,
ID. j. Paul, Mrs. Hallett and child,
all Milwaukee.
d. III. Richer, New York.
Jas. Wardrobe, New York.
j. A. Prinsin, Sheboygan Falls.
Len V. Apdewsl, Cedar Grove.
j. r. Dsvall, Milwaukee.
- Weber, Laporte, Ind.
M. p. Hills, Syracuse, N. Y.
Frank Berlin and @. w. Briggs,
Grand Rapids.
Len L. Ritchie, Louisville.
Tom Thumb and wife.
L. w. Brown, Allegheny; wife per.
ished.
s. Martin, G. France and A. Cohen,
commercial travellers.
The whole Antisidel family.
Il. P. II, fl, Milwaukee.
John Gilbert, of Minnie Pslmer's 8
company
Mrs. Barker, of Tom Thumb COM
rany.
w. E Topsen, New York.
Isaac McCann, Richland Csntre.
Prof. Tomlins, Chicago.
B. w. Busenbeck Michigan Cen.
trail railway.
M Clsfton, Chicago.
N. @. jenkins, w. +. Schmidt, Ed.
Burnham, X A. Conolloy and s. A.
Dixon, all OF Chicago.
w. T. Durand, Milwaukee.
G. @. Craig, Dss Moines.
w. Tanner, Berlin.
CO Clark, Waushau.
J, V. Mahoney, Rock Island.
Miss M. Gyertt, Sheboygan Falls.
K. Pollock, Lancaster.
Jas. McAlpine, Milwaukee.
A. Hardy, Milwaukee.
Mrs. McGuire, Bridget O'Nen and
sister, a German girl, frat name Fran
oes, Julia Burns, Kitty Bayley, Annie
Beridge, Arelia Stall, Amel Giller,
Dora Cole, Mary Garvin and Mary
McCauley, all servants.
Misses Matte Dunlap and Amelia
Herbert, w. H. Compton and W. II.
Lowell, of the Madison Square COM
psny.
Ben Tice, chief clerk
w. A. Hall, of Laporte, Ind Is not
missing. He was found in DR.. Bart
lett's house, both legs broke from q
jump from fourth story window.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-01-12
The Re o;prnoal Treaty.
al nanafnh To TuH RRR

WAsHIsGToN, January 11.-Grant
and Romero were before the senate
committee on foreign relations two
hours this morning, the commercial
treaty between Mexico and the United
States being under consideration. The
terms of the treaty were fully dis
cussed and explained by the commits
sioners from standpoint of rec!pro.
cal interests to both countries. Grant
remained closeted with the members
OF the committee quite a while after
Romero had retired. The treaty ia
already formulated and relates mainly
to the mutual concessions in the ma
ture of allowing the importation, free
of duty, by each country of certain
stated products of the other. The
formal signing of the treaty by tho
commissioners will probably take place
ia u few days.