Evening journal., 1888-05-23
General Ne.v. ID al,e nrornlnr.

1ne emperor OF hermany accompanied q
by the Empress, left the palace at $50 ..
m, yesterday, in e closed carriage. the
weather being windy, ard were driven to
che Thiergarten, returning to the palace 10
about an hour Or. Mackerzie aud Adju-
tant Broesick followed in another carriage
Owing to absence OF appropriations for
the pay Of witnesass, the Fsueral Court cf
Fort Smith, Ark. haa been obliged TO close
and over 400 witnesses we're discharged
yesterday without pay. Many OF these
cams from points several hundred miles
distant in the Indian Territory aud are In
absolute poverty. Among the cases con
tinued until next term OF Court arc 50 muir
derers, 26 larceny. 40 Illicit whiskev selling
and % assault, besides ever 80 miuor cases
E Bradley. teller OF tbs Union National
Bank OF Chicago. hos disappeared. and it
was announced yesterday that bis accounts
have been falsitiei. A aeeming irreEulariiy
was discovered in his books last wack ana
tha matter was 70 havn been brought 70
Bradley's attention on Saturday. he sud
denly pleaded tootheche eni obtained per
mission toviit sntist Nothing has been
seen OF the teller sincr. He was supposed
TO be young man Of the moot xemplnry
habits.
At the afternoon session BourBe Cochran
took the witness in hand again and forced
him to admit that he was liar and per.
iurer, end that he had lied 70 save himself
from the consequences OF bis crime. Full
graf writhed with shame under the torture
and with dpwncast eyes declared that he
knew he was doing vi ong wben be took ths
bribe. II can't tell exactly when my CON-
science was first sloused to the enor nifty
Of nv crimr, he said, but saink it wss
ars. awakened by tAe ps1spspers.
Advices from river points above Ss.i.ou;s
say the Mississippi continues 90 20 down.
having fallen two ard half inches in the
past "a hours. The wstsr has ceased pour
ing in at the bresk in tho upper Iudian
Grave levee and the land 10 the northern
part OF the fiooded dletFics Is expected
20 be dry enough for TIE plough by the
end Of next week. The wheat being de-
stroyed ths farmers will plant cora as soon
as possibie after the water leaves their
laud. Some Of tho land cAnnos bs suld
fIAhh lsh1 AAApAN NA+H 1A+As
in tho second dq5's actual work on the
Kerr boodla case yesterday 10 tha New
York court ex-A ldermsa Baligran, the
infarmer. was placed on the stand
aud repeated substantially the same
story that be told during tn Sasrp trial.
He wes submitted 70 a rieii cross exami-
nation, and during tlls between the couu-
- ~
y urhe Cochran denounced the insormer's
'peradyn il uamaasarad terms. Before
noon Adjournment Judge Patterson can
serted TO release Kerr On 500 l0a bsil
Chauncsy +. Kerr, brother OF tha de-
teneaDt, and Z. Frank Coe, former
bondsmsp, becsms his sureties.
The North American Turnelbund decided
Yesterday, ia Chicsgo, taat II is not An
aFcbistic and has no.hihg TO do With Auar-
chistie idess. The question came up ia the
shade OF "a direct Tepudiation Of Anarchistic
ideas in view OF the impression caused by
the conduct os certain members snd sccie-
ties that the Auafcfissic element Yves 10
control The repudieticn was direcs and
emphatic. The vote on il stood go against
20S. but even the minority does not consist
OF Ansrchssls. Most Of those who voted 10
the negative did 81 because they did not
want 70 repudiets a charge not directly
made. more because tbev had been personal
friends of the Anarchists who were exacu
ted, and many because OF their horror OF
the death penalty.
The Missouri 5uprems Court ou Monday
received the mandste Of the United States
Supreme Court In tbs c0ss OF Hugh IA.
Brooks, alias Maxwell, the Eaglishman
convicted CT the sensational Southern
Hotel murder. Court adjourned without
fixing the date of execution " viii not
convene again 1ntil June 4, when the date
for the tins Of execution will be named
and the mandats forwarded to ,he shorif
OF the city. hexwell was much affected
when hs was informed that the State court
would 10 few days dispose of his case for
ever His transatlautic friends are work
ing hard on 6ecratary RaEard, Minister
Phelps, Minister West and Governor More
house. A dsgsn d lfarsrt petitions are 10
circulation la Ss. Louis, but tho signatures
are few.