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New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

For Both Sexes-City.
A NEW-YORK MEISTERSClIAFT
No II West 42d.st opposite Reservoir.
PROF. EDMOND, GASTINEAU A. NJ, Principal
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

snao strotGoo ordinary W " g.. Midlins
Fnturcs quot market opened nc advnnce OF poia
decline OF points other Win
dccnc during tho day closing parcIy steady af
decinc Of 5 TO points. Sales. n 800 bales.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
COMFORTABLE country home, with care
n and tuition near Philadelphia via p r. r. mny be had
fr two little BOYS references and required
'~ WV ~ Address n Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

FRIENDS SEMINARY.
II East I6thst AM Rltheriurdplaca
For both sexes. For cir31iir, t)pV az 80 ninsry
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct line to the South OF Franco.
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT .
.CHATFAU IEOViIIE .............. Saturday. Jan. 3
CHATEAU Tuesday FeD III
From "Prsntce's Storey (near Walst Fcrry Brooklyn
Travellers for France spain AMI Italy, Pyren9eS PAL
Nice &C. will save time and expanss By tskln thistn.
First CABIN nculiny win ~ $50 TO sl0o second p''
steerage s25 For passage apply to orp Al peavsrst
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Wreatt Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE, y. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20 North River. foot Of Dey St
Furnessia.. Jan. To- .. DevOnia "a IL a. m
Alsatia.. Jan. II. Ca IN. Anchoria.; Jan; 81 am
Cabin massage $50 to 800 s,sDltclass SO uo>,
Bteerage passage g or from GLASGOW, tiVEHPooL
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY, $l3.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, z Bowling Green
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE

. TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . On
PHIA y IN NEW.YORK.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

steamers city Of Worcester" and "City Of Boslor
leave Pier 40 n H. foot Of watts next Pier shove De-
brosses. ST. Fcrry daily except Sundaya at 43O D. n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-06

Tut In Force n ths lfrifish n.as< .f C..-
nons. aud o'Brssn. IN Irish Menl~r. <.s-
pended Fer Open defiance II sh~ Speaker
"A stormy >rcne-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-06

Horrible Discovery In an Abandoned Medi-
cal College at Evansville. Ind. Human
Bodies and Parts of Bodies scattered
Through the Buiidlng--An Outrage on
Common Dec~ncy.
EVANSVILLE, md, February 34.-In
an old building situated on Courthouse
Square, near the center Of the city, aud
which has for number Of years been
used by the Evansville Medical College,
disgusting discovery was made ycsier-
day. Becoming dangerous, the building
ises were allowed TO remain open. Ia
the yard at the rear of the building were
found parts OF human bodies scattered
around promiscuously, while here and
there mongrel dogs were engaged
in lighting for the possession
OF a bone. In the garnet OF the building.
which was apparently made the place Of
deposit Tor subjects after they had been
on the dissccting table, about twenty-five
bodies, white and black Of both sexes.
were scattered about the floor. In the
room used for dissecting purposes We're
five tabts. Four Of them were standing
against the wall covered with blood and
hair which had adhered - them. The
other table was ia position, and had APP
parcntly recently been used.
as parts OF human body
was scattered over the floor.
and looked as though they belonged 10 =
fresh subject In one corner was com
mon coffin. which had never been used.
but had probably been taken there by
some cntcrprlsing undertaken. In many
cases the ghonls had failed 20 remove the
stockings from the feet of the bodies
Every room In the building contains some
portion Of human remains. and are also
receptacles Of old clothes. hats. bonnets.
etc The premises were visited by hun
dreds during the day. The officials have
taken no steps toward cleaning or fumi-
eating the place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-06

Passenger Tran Wrecked By Fallen Tree
The Engineer Dies with Hi- Hand
on the Lever and Air Brake.
ST.. Louis. Mo-, February PA pas
sengcr train on the Trans-Continental
Division Of the Texas & Pacific met with
a serious accident last night, onc-half
mile west 81 Argo, Tex Engineer Gabe
Goebel was az the throttle. and when his
engine made it, way around a curve,
tree, which had fallen, was discovered
lying full across the track. II was too
late to save the train, but he stayed at his
post, reversed the engine and put on the
air brake. The engine struck the tree
with terrible crash, and In q second
the baggage car aud frst coach were on
top OF the engine In a heap. An en-
glnecr named I'd. Turner was sdead
heading" over the road and was on the
engine. lie jumped In time to save him
self, but Goebel died before he knew
what had hit him, AND when found one
hand held the air cock. and the other
giaspcd the reverse lever. The passcn-
gers rushed pell mel out OF the smoker
and into the other cars, while the occu-
pants Of the uninjurcd portion OF the
train focked out like sheep. A pas
senger named Moore was bruised about
the legs, and VIM. Bishop. OF this city,
received bodily injuries OF painful but
not serious character.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-06

Twelve Years Suspension On Half ray--Ths
President Would Have Preferred . More
severe Penalty.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 25.-
The President has finally approved the
finding Of the court-martiai which tried
Brigadier-Gencral Swain. The verdict
Of the court Is, that General Swain be
suspended from rank and duty for twelve
years and TO forfeit onc-half bis monthly
pay during this period. This finding.
which the President has approved, was
the third In this case.
The first verdict Of the court suspended
the accused from rank, duty and pay for
three years. The President sent this
back IS not commensurate with the
oGenses Is found by the court. Upon re-
consideration, the court revoked it,
former sentence and found as follows:
"To be suspended from rank and duty for
one year, with forfeiture OF all pay for
the same period, and at the end II that
period TO be reduced 10 the grade Of
Judgc-Advocate, with the rank Of Major
in the Judge-Advocate Generals Depart
mcnt.
This second finding the President again
returned dlsapproved, ON the ground that
the sentence was not sufficiently severe,
and also for the reason that 10 place ac-
cnscd In lower rank In the departing Mt
OF which the Office now held by him II .
part, Is impossible Of enforcement BY the
Executive alone.
With this criticism before them, the
court-martial finally decided 70 suspend
General Swain for twelve years. Presi-
dent Arthur, while approving this sen
tence as the best of the three, says Il j.
difficult 70 understand how the court
could be willing to have General Swain
retained pensioncr upon the army reg
lister, while 1t expressed its sense OF his
unfitness 10 perform the duties Of his i'm
portant Office In the two earlier SEN
fences, under either Of which he would
have been deprived permanently Of his
functions. The twelve years suspension
dates beyond the time Of General Swaim's
retirement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-06

In the Senate on the cath a memorial
from the Wisconsin Legislature, urging
the placing Of General Grant on the re.
tired list, was presented Also a memo-
alfrc m the Illinois Legislature urging
an early settlement OF the Oklahoma ques-
ticn. After debate the bill 70 authorize
Tbs President 70 negotiate for
Tbs Oklahoma lands was passed.
The bill 10 provide for the
settlement Of claims Of officers and enlist
ed men OF the army for the loss Of private
property destroyed in the military service
OF the United States was passed, the time
for the presentation Of claims being limit.
ed 10 two years...-...In the House Mr.
Weller tof Iowa) attacked the National
banking system. In conflict for prece-
dence the river and harbor bill van
pushed the Appropriations Committee.
and the former bill was considered in COM
mittec Of the whole. The Speakers ruling
that the clause relating TO the Hennepin
Canal be stricken out was sustained by a
vote Of 100 70 o.. A number OF amend
ments as 20 how and where money aprro-
rriated for the Improvement OF tho Missis-
sippi and Missouri Rivers were offered
and adopted amid a good deal Of confu-
sion. The committee rose and reported
the bill TO the House, and adjournment
followed.
The heaviest snow OF the season fell at
Dayton, o., on the 2sth.
JAY GouLD and party arrived at Ha-
wanna, Cuba, In the yacht Ataianta, on the
2sth.
THE Vice President elect started for
Washington on the svth.
A DYxAM TE cartridge was picked NJ On
the stairway OF the Ottawa (Ont.l Post
Office on the 18th.
WIN. a. MONTGOMERY. n banker OF Cos
port. Ind. committed suicide en- the oath.
GOVERNMENT troops In Peru recently
had sanguinary engnLement with 1000
Indians.
Tux visible supply Of wheat on the 18th
was is,oll 600 Lushels; corn, 5.2ii,vJo
bushels
| A ST. PETERSBURG paper denies that
Russia has any Interior designs on Central
Asia
OLIVER w. HOLMES, fourteen-y ear
old boy, hanged himself at Lakewood, n.
j., on the oath.
| ForR witnesses from Southampton
identified Hary Burton. the London dy-
namiter.
| RECENT wet weather at New Orleans
has caused falling or In the attendance
ut the Exposition.
THE Toronto trades unions have petit
toned Parliament for prohibition Of Chi
nese immigration.
| MISS MARY FLETCHER, the founder 81
the Fletcher free libraries, died At Burr
! lington, VT. on the 24th.
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Tut In Force n she british n.a<< .f C..-
nons. aud o'Brssn. IN Irish Menl~r. <.s-
pended Fer Open defiance II lh~ Speaker
"A stormy >rrn<-
Lo~Do~. February 2s.--A great tnmuir
Of excitement occurred In the House a
Commons this afternoon A motion was
made from the Government bcnrhcs a.
suspend the regular order - thai thc De-
bate on the ccnsurc resolution 81 me OF
position might he resumed This uls
opposed BY the Irish members. who sac-
ccedcd In causing perfect upro4r. W.
liam o'Bricn. member Tor Maiiow and
editor OF the LATED friaad. Was - bold
In his defiance 81 the :ulin=s Of the Spesk-
cr that the latter suspended him.
Lo~Dox. February s5--The pretexi
for the opposition ~ the Irish members
20 the continuance % the debate on the
ccnsurc resolution ia the Commons yes
terday afternoon, was that the regular
order Of the day. namely Mr., Redmond's
motion for an inquiry into the Dublin
Castle scandals. ought not 20 Be longer
postponed. The disorder which accom-
panied the filibusfering Of the IRISH MEM
bers has seldom had : parallel in the
the House. when Speaker Peel found
that his repeated calling Of the obstruc-
tionists 10 order was dIsreszrded. he took
advantage Of the power conferred upoa
him by the ciofurc rule. and a< the only
method o! defending the HOUSE against
conspiracy among the handful o:
Psrnellites, be perrmpiorily de-
clarcd the debate on The
pending question closed This action
was followed by angry yeils and excisms-
tions from the Irish seats Mr.. O'Brien
cried out to the speaker. 1--WE vii ~
member this insult 20 Ireland Mr..
O'Bricn was therc1pon manned" BY rse
Speaker, that T.. suspended from the
privileges of the House for one week
Mr.. D'Bren. - De turned To leave the
hall. called out again 20 the Speaker; "This
Is the oply honor have wished 10 obtain
from your hands" The Speaker simply
repeated his Injunction 20 withdraw
from the House. Certainly. sir" re-
torted Mr. U'Drien. and with more
pleasure than | ever had in entering"
rpon the withdrawal of Nr. u'Brien.
the House by vote ~ = 70 a. sus-
tanned the action of the Speaker In de-
claring cloturs The debate on the motion
Of cenSurc against the Government vas
then resumed
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1uRNABY'S RASHNESS-

The True sfcry 81 Burnaby'~ i,~sfh and tis~
Rr~sking 90 the Brisish ~as.r~ - Aha
ki~s-6orslnn'< Despair wci<ri~y~ In-
tenfions.
LoNDo>. February e-.-The di~raschs>
sent ~ Mr.. Charles Williams - the tyA-
TIL -yrsrs. describing the battle a Abu
Kela. and which were suppressed y
General Lord wol~riey. havc a. last
reached London. and arc pnhii-hel In full
this morning They coniEalicl the pre-
yailin- Impression that General >iew4rt'~
square was brckcn by the overw helmin-
power OF numbers. he ~sv~ thai Colonel
Burnaby, who commanded the disunountec
cavalry forming one side If the square,
ordered them "a make : charge against
an asyancia- body uf Ars0~- liz wa>
killed in leading the charge. and hi> Den
were beaten back alter desperate en-
counter AZ Close quarters. In the
confession resulting from this disastrous
movement. fhe Arabs easily penetrated
the square. and were nearly successful
In breaking II 70 pieces The INST sizEn-
aging statement mzic nv Mr.. Wilkins
II his positive assertion t1at BuruAbE
acted entirely without authority n order
ias the Charge.
ssRDo>F- nE-rsIE-
CArRo, February ga letter from
General Gordon dated December lsth-
addressed 10 : friend n this city. ksS
lust been received. Gordon said that an
was up, AMI rhsi ne expected the eni IN
about ten days sifnr. Tie atdss 1T
would have hecn otherwise haE tine Cow
eminent kept me informed. Acien all "
WHAT HE rofp TnE NATIVES
KoRTr. February y At formal r.
ctption extended 10 the native chiefs yes
terday. General Lori Woi>eiey assured
them ~ his determination 10 rtc1ptnrc
ktarfOum.
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ITALIAN forces are intrenching II Mas
sowah, and building piers for the landing
Of stores end troops.
The Detroit lMlch.) Light Infantry cre-
ated quite q sensation at Washington on
the 2lst by their almost perfect evclu-
tionS
The sensational report that the Pill>bury
mills at Minneapolis were 10 be blown up
Is laughed az by the owners
A TRAMP who prevented the ditching Of
train ON the Cincinnati, Hamilton q
Dayton Road was rewarded with posi-
ton on the road.
In libel suit against the Cincinnati Ea-
quirer. VIM. Leo was awarded 1000 dam
ages-
The Russians are reported advancing
upon Penjdeh, In Khorassen.
The streets Of London were packed with
cheering thousands on the alst when the
Scots Guards left for Egypt
The "great light" belonging 70 Alexan-
dria (va.) Washington lodge, No -. upon
which Washington. a. Worshipful Master,
received vows OF initiates, was exhibited
at the monument exercises.
THE House Committee on Appropria-
tions decided to insert in the sundry civil
appropriation bill q clause authorizing tho
President In bis discretion to suspend the
coinage OF silver dollars for one year from
July 1st-
RUSSIA Is said to b about to annex
Afghanistan.
Ok the ed the annual reunion OF tho
Maryland line (Confederate) was held at
Baltimore.
On the ed the examination OF Cunning.
ham and burton. the alleged dynamiters,
was resumed at London.
PREPARATIONS are being made by Gem
eral Hatch to meet the new "boom" which
expects to renew the raid on Oklahoma
March 9th.
The third annual meeting OF the Citi.
xens' Law and Order League Of the United
States began at New York on the 23i
UPWARD OF $4,000 has been raised at
Sydney. n. 8. W., as starter Of the Sou
dan expedition.
The report cabled on the 23d that the
steamship Lydian Monarch. conveying
British troops to the Soudan, had sunk, is
denounced as q canard.
THREE failures occurred in the efforts 70
hang John Lee Mt Exeter, England. on the
sd, and the execution had 70 be postponed.
The trap would not work.
NEGOTIATIONS are said TO be in progress
| In London between the Government and
the Irish party in regard 70 the terms on
which Irish members OF Parliament will
support the Government In the division on
the question Of q vote Of censure.
THE wire mill OF Oliver Brothers &
Roberts. at Pittsburgh. Pa. did not re-
sumo on the 23i. the men refusing 70 ac-
cept the terms offered by the firm, which,
in addition 70 reducing wages. compelled
the drawers TO perform laborers' work.
THE Legislature OF West Virginia has
taken measures for the relief OF people in
several counties who are famished on
account OF the utter failure Of crops last
year.
OK the 23d meteor OF enormous sire.
and in appearance like molten iron pass "a
over Victoria, r. c., making a great noise
and startling the people. II fell in the
sea. and went down with a sizzling effect
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Sr. PAUL, MINI, February 2i.-Thc
Legislature has adopted high license
liquor law, making $500 The figure. The
Legislature has also adopted a new
penal code, similar 20 that OF
New York. The most important change
from the old code r. making hang
ing the penalty for murder 10 the first de-
gree. Heretofore the passage ~ the
death sentercr was left 20 the option %
the court, Lit no judge ever exercised
the PRIVILEGE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-06

NEW York. February - Mrs Dudley
The assaI'.nf Of O'Dcnoran Rosa j. stilI
. prisoner, having thus fa- been unable
10 procure bail. Mr. Butts. cne a her
Counsel. stated 70 United Press rrport-
cr this morning that be expected 10 pro-
a. ~ bsil this afternoon or tomorrow
he said the great trouble about procur-
ING bah Il the fear that the moment she
rains Der liberty he will nee % England.
where she expects % Ne iioncssIxei f0r
her attempt on Rossa'E iifc-
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THE Italian government Il preparing for
quick action in the event Of an alliance with
England In the Soudan.
LATEST reports from Korti declare that
the Mahdi Il bolstering the spirits Of his
followers by heralding British defeats.
OK the 10Th citizens Of Richmond, Va,
held meeting and passed resolutions re-
citing that the recent decision OF the
United States Court In the coupon eases
tended TO complicate the State finances
and embarrass it, officers.
The coke pool OF Pennsylv nnia has been
signed by all the parties Interested.
THE Educational Congress met at New
Orleans on the 23d.
AT the Washington Monument cere-
monies on the 21st there were present .
great many. OF the descendants Of General
Washin gton.
THE police ut Dorpot, In the Russian
province Of Livonia, made an important
seizure Of Nihilist documents.
The British Government has instructed
IT, authorities at Hong Kong 20 relax the
regulation Of the foreign enlistment act 80
as TO permit French men-of-war TO coal
and repair In ports under English control.
THE House Committee on Appropria .
tions held a session on the 22d owing 10
the urgent business yet TO be disposed Of.
THE Supreme Medical Examiner OF the
Knights Of Honor has decided a case where
the member committed suicide. The widow
gets the 5000.
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a CHARMED HOUSE.

Horrible Discovery In an Abandoned Medi-
cal College at Evansville. tnd..-Humsn
Bodies and Parts of Bodies scattered
Through the Buiiding--lAn Outrage on
Common Decency.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-24
THAT wicked and unscrupu lous lump

THAT wicked and unscrupu lous lump
of human flesh known as Major Edwards
is doing the "bottle.washing" Of the ring
at Bismarck. His Editorial COM
ments," published in the ring organ at
Fargo, are enough to disgust every de-
cent mar in the Territory. When the
session opened and the ring supposed it
would have everything its own way, as
usual, Edwards prefxed the title Of
general" colonel" Or Judge" to the
names of all the North Dakota legisla-
tors; but since the South Dakota ma
jority asserted itself, he turned to laud-
ing and Aattering the other fellows, and
according to his comments" the North
Dakota members have been "reduced
to the ranks" 1t is Just such rascals as
this man Edwards who have brought
the Territory into %disrepute. He does
not hesitate to utter a falsehood to
carry his point, and is always ready to
spread his sickening slime over the ex.
terror of every man who will do him a
favor. Edwards is in Bismarck for
spoils, to obtain which he is willing to
play the aatterer, the clown, the fool,
the knave, or become the subservient
"go-between" in any scheme that will
bring him the coveted lucre.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-24
T PRECINCTS.

The following are the Voting Precincts ant
Judges of Election:
Precinct No l-Csnsisting Of townships 1853
l54, l5S and l5e' range 81. Voting place. standist
W. Shiel. VIM. Simpson.
Precinct No. 2-Consisting of all that portion o.
Ramsey county lying south Of the thirteenth
ODESSA. R 1othliei pl %ssn at sh s1s st eiy'e Of fo ~ e. hPn o.
0reaux. Jerusalem. Judges-C. A. Currier. "
W: Flynn, James Kelly.
PRECINCT No; s-Gonsisting Of townships Is:
Stevens. Judges-H. E Stevens, N. i. Giles, Il
Precinct No. tconsisting of townships Is;
postoface building, Dana's. JudgesEJohr
Brown, B. Rindal. Joe Perkins.
Precinct No. 5-Consisting of townships Isl
and 15a range g, and townships l55 and 1855
Morris Thomas, John Mcdonald, J. Z. Locke,
Precinct No. 6-Consisting Of the city Of Devils
Lake and all OF townships 1853 and l54, range 81
VOTING 11l PLACE. court hoYse. Devils Lake; Judges
Precinct No. 7-Cousistine Of township 155
range "a: Voting place, Frank Adams house or
seetlon 10 Judges-E Ed. Lohens, B. B. Reed
Precinct No. s-Consisting of township 15s
age "a and 65. Voting place, George DeGroat's
residence nsGleaf II JMTdagessmJohn .. Hughes George B
Precinct No. eConsisting of township 155
range IS: Voting place, James Horne's resi-
denGe. Judges-James Horne, William D. Lipe
William Pitts.
Precinct No. l0-Consisting of townships is
and ISL, range IS. Voting place, store building
Of Wagness t. stade. Judges-John F. Cowan
William J. Doyle, Henry Hale.
All organized civil Townships are voting pre.
cincts, and the various boards Of supervisor
are the judges of election. and the town clerk Il
one of the clerks of election.
Dated ct Devils Lake. Dr. this 9Th day of Jan
uary. AID. 1885.
JOHN A. P%ERCIvAL,
$3.50 County Clerk, Ramsey County, d..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-24
9 York Chit Chat.

Special Correspondence Of the INTIR-OcRAN.l
A new illustrated weekly called the
Town appeared or Saturday. 1t will be
sold for five cents Il copy and is intend
ed to be a bright and cheerful common.
tator on the events Of the week in New
York, but not to be a di~stinctively
~"funny" paper, Horace Townsend is
the editor, and Mr.. Birmingham, for
merly Of the American Queen, is the
business manager. 1t has no competi-
tor in the field which it is intended to
work, and it ought to be a success.
A hit was scored on Friday night by
a new operetta by Zell and Genee, OF
Vienna, which was produced at the
ITALIA German theater for the first
time in this country. The piece is called
"Nanon." The libretto is very clever
and ingenious and is based on a French
comedy that portrays the gallantry Of
the Marquis d'Aubigne.
'We, Us & Co." is proving a great big
success. 1t has a number of most in
genious and amusing mechanical con.
trivances in it which really. are the
making of the play. Charles Barnard
got up the whole thing, mechanism and
all, but the dialogues have been
changed (but it is doubtful if improved)
after it left his hands.