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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
NBIETINW NEWJ
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......w EpNEsDAY MAY "a, 1859

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MAY %, 1859
ARRIVED
Steamer SOordand (BflR) Nckes Antwerp May T. with
dse and passengers Peter Wright soma Arrived nc the
Bar at ID pm 40.
Steamer Iruro city Br Roope Rio Jancro April q via
barbados mdss y II trOssmAn Bro vessel 10
Ter Arrived at the Bar at $40 pm.
City OF Alexandria Mcintosh, Mexican portB VIA
Havana with mdse and passengers TO Jas Ward Co
Arrived tue Bar al $50 pm.
steamer Vcrtuunus BIZ Thompson 81 AIMS Bay and Port
Marta days with mdse Vessels Co Arrvei at the Bar
at I4Opm ., ,
steamer Nueces Bolger, Galveston via Key WesL with
mdss and passengers 20 g IL Mallory & Co
steamer ~ Dorado. Byrno, New Orleans Gays with mdso
John 4 Van SICKLE.
steamer Cherokee Doane VA Charleston daya
with mdso aud passengers Ia VIM Clyde 8 Co.,
Grn%hitney Bearse boston with mdso and pass
engrn, Ia II Y DmOck. 80 81, -,.-..- -.
soda ~ Hemingway Brown vessel 20 Miller Boil 90,
tNoTj, Christensen, ManLanilh IN Gays WIN
snVnr aud Moassua ZOOS owen SOM vessel TO q Tobias
BarE boris EcSnon Todd 10 days with sugar 70
der; vessel TO Jas Ward q co. -.
Bark (swe Horson, 80 Vincent go days with sugar
20 Hon aud ASpinNAlI. weasel 20 Punch, Edyo Co,
Fancy POft Pinto Estanun 80 days with sugar 10
LsudcrE; vessel Ia q AmsiDck q Co
Brig Alfred lBr) White, bermuda days. win mdse 70
Bennett; vessel 70 LsAyCraft d Co -
Brig MArY Bliss. fAnnlnE 81 crox 10 oASA EEs meAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
LACKING FOE 4 NEW ExGNElHorsr SITE.

Mayor Grant, Controller Myers, President PurrOv, Of
the Fire Department; President R0bb, OF the ParR
Department and Commissioner Giroy' OF the Depart
rrent of Public Works composing board authorized
nv CHAPTER 742, laws OF 1871 10 provide accommoda.
tons for the men, animals and apparatus Of the Fro
Department met at the Mayors Office yesterday. Tho
MAYOR was elected chairman and Carl Jussen secretary
New quarters for Engine Company No. and Hook
and Ladder Company No l, which will have 70 remove
from the City Hall Park to mako way for the new
Municipal Building were the subjects under discussion
The matter referred 20 OntrOlrr Myers, who, after
comforting with Commissioner PurrOy as 10 the sites
proposed will report his conclusions 70 the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
NOVEL SALE on THE HEIGHTS.

Two excellent and worthy objects OF oharlty arc -
4, hnnoN,sd nv A sale Of quaint, interesting and
,.,nahle articles which will take place to-day at inc
house of Mrs william c. spelman, No. lei WilioW-st,'
BrooRyn. The institutions arc the free kndersarlen
conducted by the womans Club in the Willow r'aco
Chapel and the new hospital wing OF the Homo lo'
Destitute Children Tho articles that VIII DC "h sac
consist Of antique em6roideres' haDS a'o a. ~
49,. .nd . v.riotv ~ luncheon menus aristicaly
gotten ,p and hand sinted. Many weiEKnoM" IA So
arc interested In this somewhat mover As ,yin last
large attendance at the sale IS eAFe0V"u' ~ "
from 10 a. m. till p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
WHAT WILL THEY DO WITH THE sURPLUs'

The Centennial Celebration Committee on flAh ana
scope held a meeting yesterday. Much dssausi"uo'
was expressed at the tardinesS oil the co'ADi'".'
in making their final reports The Army I",nn''''
h.,r, the on,y one that has reported thus far. a
resolnton was adopted directing all chairiuen to r"
mort ON or before next Wednesday. An Appropriation
Of 90 900 was made 10 tho Army Committee TO moc'
It's deficiency
Elbrdge T. Gerry said yesterday that after all
hills had been audited and paid there would r'hs'n
I'm the hands Of the committee con'idcraDIe sur
plus The question OF what to DO win II VIII DC
settled at the noxt meeting Of the committee. Yes
tcrday's subscriptions 10 the Memorial Arm iuHl a.
Scgated 90 900 a.. This makes the total OF SUD
scriptions To date $50, 40 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
AInNC TIE SnnND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Slnce tho shipment ot oysters Tor
Ertn. frnm thls port ceased the owners Of beds arc
GIitne vessel with seed to be deposited IN beds near
%a~ra Ell and other Eastern points. .. II
ras rrnnrf ed on good authority yesterday that the
REV. DR. John $. Lindsay. OF 81. Johns church, hal
declined the call 60 the rcct0shi? OF 81 Paurs Churh
Boston.
SOUTH EORW ALK.--Thc Church OF the Holy Trinity
NJ Seu.York has purchased the John Osborn home.
Stead which will be used a summer home for work
ING rirls several thousand dollars will be expended
IN bcautlfyns the premises,
NORwAIK. Xxx. United states Treasurer James W.
HYATT has returned for a permanent residence here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF A NEW CHURCH

LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF a NE" VI -
Exercises were held yesterday aie ,, ;" 80
Norryor Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church prepa'
r.torv 10 having the cornerstone Of tho hne no"
edI6os now building at New.Yorkavc. and Dean-'''
The Introductory exercises were conducted BY the rev
Drs. S. L. Baldwin and T. L. Poulson, ana 'ho NeV'
Messrs. c. s. Wing and T. P. Frost Addresses "''O
then made by DR.. NJ. b. Chapman former pastor,
and President Ii. A. ButtZ, OF Drew Ih'"ios''"l
seminary Tho audience, led by the clergy, men
$1,000 N The site OF the now church, whore Dr.
PTtty laid tbe stone The edfco, with the sun,
day school building and parsonage, VIII eoS' aoou'
5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
70 ADVANCE ANTHRACITE PRnoEs.

The representatives OF the anthracite oalDroduc-
ing companies met yesterday, and voted 20 raise the
schedule prices OF coal 10 TO 10 cents per ton, eI
ccptng on chestnut the advance to take effect on
June l. The new rates are: Crate, 80 s. per ton
egg q stove g. 30; chestnut, g. The disposition
of the companies is 10 allow the general trade 10 draw
It's own conclusions respecting the outlook for bust.
ness and 10 get a higher price than has heretofore
prevailed Some OF the coal men declare that anGher
advance IN June IS moro than probable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
SIRE MAD 4 TBEACHEROUs LOVER.

Mary Klein, Of No 4@5 Fast Eighty.SNth-st,, made
a complaint Of larceny against August Porc, Of 40.
OIL Fiith-st. at the Essex Market Court yesterday
morning The two engaged 10 bo married, and
for the last two years she has given him all her earn
Inrs. She believed hts statement that he deposited
tho money at the Citizens Bank, In the Bowery.
When they had thousand dollars saved up they wcre
IN hs married Although Mary had given him
$500 she had never seen tho bank book and became
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
NEW pUBIIO goB0oL OpEygD

Primary School No 0, at Ninety -ninth-st and
First ave-, was opened yesterday morning Up to
the end Of the day 500 pupils hsd been entered The
elasSrooms have accommodation for 1000 II Is re-
ported that Of the has removed his home
rom the city thus becoming disqualified 10 serve.
spsriasndept Jasper said yesterday that the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
INDICTMENTS AGAINST GENERAL DRAKE !

General J. Madison Drako COMMANDER Oh ''1 g,
r.,. arralpned IN thn Union County Court III
EI,aretb n j. yesterday morning for criminal lCoI
II ,,i nIcoSed not guilty three indictments Two
Of ,ho Ipols are the OutGOwth of the Elizabeth cen
go, General Drah, had trouble with tho com
mltee and in his attack on them In his paper ino
SUNDAY Leader no published alleged hoo'oIS Ou
representing Amos Clark and Grand "S,'" -.
Tn. third alleged libel is against W. -; po.S"' az
mcrcGant I'M tho city. Drahc was ualru US ~
Tnpnty collector Patrick Sheridan In tho sum Vi
800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BREvooRT-6eorge Bancroft OF washlngton. Ni 2S
Halstead, OF Cincinnati and YIseo,int HOOD ana sn1
Francis Barring Of England. BRUNSwICk-iE o. 1870
OF Chicago. CLARENDON. =. H. Gastfell bIIt'n
Minister 70 Guatemala FIFTH AVENUE-senator FI'elA
Hiseoek OF syracuse ex-senator William pinkney Mhye.
Sir william Meredith of Quebec Green b. Raum OF M
pos and General Arson G. MeCOok 6l LsEh CO.. az.
Prontss Bailey Of Utica. GRAND-Sonin $500 -,
Casey II 81 EGvy MURRAY HfLL-Govefnof Motsai
g. Bnkeey and Judge Nathaniel Slipman OF
yICrORIk-James Ashbury. OF Engano. !, 1s,.no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

a., and rum TO l. Armstrong vessel to Miller Housh
ton schr Clara wilbur tBr Haley Aassp SO days with
sugar smith sChPPeT vessel 81 SSA ISIy n sav. with
sem w. w. kunhsfdt Go; weasel 10 q Brett Son CO.
M.: ., PS S Eh4 n saeS 70 Gays
seht Angie / grSS B q n Mss"e'
sUNsKT-AI sandy HOOK. wind moderate s" hsht rain
Al CITY Island WIND hight, SWi Cloudy
Arrived yesterday
sIc.S sy E snG P5Tt Maria Gays Kerr Co
Arrived a. ' tSSr BSnscS BArAoA dAys fruit
MSHS. 60 New AS rSn. Haiscy days with
mdse aud passengers to II seaman y.-,..,,. = a..
via Prnswc2 ia and Royal days with mdse and pass
eGsSts cyoi oGCoser Young West Point Va With
mdSs 10 Old Dominion So Co.
CLEARED.
steamer L,scard tBr. Campbell R'nSOon' sEI-Pe'er
slmSr state OF PennsylvanA Br Mann.
strSoT OLDHAM Dtch BAkker Northumberland Edge
steamer BurgnndA Fr DuiAc. MarsotlieS via LSbonJ
steamer DunhomO tBr). wilkinson LsbOn-Funch. Edge
pora tBr Ash HnnaI. NJ, and st Johns NJ
BowrinG a Archeald ma Canaan, Dor, =, primo. s.vauu
:, steah rr,nrh EdyS q Co
s,rSmsT slOnan (br. LAoOcE Kingston StThomA' &C
hSnmsT Edtn Golden OBI, BENNETT Monteso BAY
steamer Niagara ECtts Havana and Mexican pOr'-JAa
steamer ST. ,Nor Baraooa Mo9es Co. s,,s.
Steamer BensaSto TriOou wilmington, NC-wm Clyde
|
| a p.rhp,,pd-Oid IN
| WyRuOke, boAe Soi'oAA e4'N A'>''
| niulou IS ,,-,,,. t.,,
smp James Drunmond, Curtis. san Fri'cSoo-HM Week
/ a $1,000, y,... cco,,r oil proa
3arE COnsglR Gaaoia (Its) L"NIuo' "O'A' IVA ''N'i'
| -Fuuru Edge 4 Co. - "a, u l.rA,., r ~
ii,s soinHde Nor) JUL MOntey deO-tMnch thye Co
prig Poeress (Hr) Mcleod, bermuda Il Lough d Co.
SAILED.
Steamers city OF Chicago Celtic Bothnla ana spain FOL
verpy saAle London Highland Antwerp Agnan Bellies
sdonan Ringston punhomJ. Lisbon; Niagara Havana dc
SIMS ID MetSaf Hamilton Fish and Ami, Hamburg
Csnca Bremeu; Therese, Rio Janeo ADner Coburn, Sar
| Francisco,
Also saodvia Long Island sOund-steamer Winthrop fo
F0ttAnu THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMER4
FOREIGN PORTS
Iryrnrool. May 22-Arrived steamers 81 Romans Obi
CsmnbrIl and Ptbemy trl Ferguson, from New. York.
I2Arrivcd stAAmera city Of PARIS tBr)
and Alaska BIZ Murray rom NewGork for Liver
| pool and prOceedeil; A. -, ,,,. -, ,,.,
! for New York.
snrGNPTON 90 Arrived steamer Elder tGerl. Baur
! NJ York her Ia Bremen taud proceeded
IFTH May 2lArrived. steamer Crystal (Brl StannArd
| York.
F,r New. iDFk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

I'VE are showing the best assortment
w oreveryIhing required Tor ntting
out BOYS AND GIRLS for the country
including exclusive Novelties in
Fancy Suits, Tennis Blazers and
Caps to match, shirts and waists
Russet Leather md Lnwn-Tennis
shoes, Bathing Salts, &C.
We make n special feature OF
LIGHT FANCY wORsTED SUITS,
LINENS and other wash fabrics for
BOYS, and our KNITTED SEAM
LESS SUITS for GIRLS, very de-
sirnbIe for mountain and seaside
wear.
CLOSING ont many desirable lines
of Boys and Youths Suits and
extra Pants, Misses and chit
drem'S Summer Wraps and
Dresses at greatly reduced prices.
so and 81 West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

Crubest saw Lawrence and asked him where her son
fell into the water. He said, Near the sand-pile'
which Is tho dumping ground at Thirty -eighth.st
Then he added didn't do It. Robbie Longwocd did'
The Longwood boy donied the pushing. Tho pre-
vailng belief in the neighbOrhood yesterday was ts
little Arthur had been drowned. Search was DeiiN
made for his body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

EMERY A. STORRS'S SON NOT TO BE INDICTED.
District Attorney Fellows yesterday granted per
mission TO counsel for Mrs. Aileen T. storrs 10 go
before the Grand Jny with any evidence h, might
have against George NJ. StoTs, the OF the late
Emery A. storrs, arising out Of his correspondence
with his wife. The Grand Jury refused 10 entertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
WAS TIE ROY rnsurn 80

WAS TIRE BOY PUSHED INTO TIRE Rryrp,
Tho police have been searching for lt,l. 49,.
erunsrt. soven years old. who disappeared on prasv
nom ms nome a. NO. Ss5 East Thiris-nluth.s1 Re
near the East River. There was some talS 49,
the children In the neighborhood that Arthur IA
seen pushed into the river on ThiFty-eghth-st ara
lad been drowned. Lawrence Carney. a half v,,t,ed
BOY. living at No. aas East Thrty-ninth-st, was
Ipoken Of 90 the who pushed Arthur. Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
go and 81 West 23d-st.

suspcIous at her lovers various for not
showing A. She finally went 10 tho bank and was
almost struck dumb with aStonishment on learning
that he had no account Their" She reported tho case
to inspector DyTncS and Detective sergeant Jacuhs
arrested Pero. IIe held IN default Of 81, 500
hail for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
STATEN ISLAND.

,ccn The Harvard COLLEGE and staten Island Athletic
CIub iGams which was 10 have been played To-Day
has been postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
spn ns,s 80 Sets is Moon rises las Aoou'sAEe %
mon WATER
, ISsndy Hoot 8 90 Gov. IslARd 1855 He'll GAEA 5.2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
OFFICE LET.

Room 20 In Tribune Building, ssoo
n year. Possession given smmedi.
ateiy. Present occupant has changes
business plans. Apply in business or
Ace OF THE ThAhoNH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
H T. A z II
~, "a, 20 AND 80 WEST 14TH-sT.
NEVER WERE INDUCEMENTS GREATER

In all departments We nave Hade renu0pVh' ~NA-N-N
ing with the great concessions st which VIC are daiy
buying
DRESS GOODS.
To Fifty -four Cents
We have marked down Henrlcit1s and ralo' ION.
tho fashionable shades-that were rs cents and 81
To ThIrty-sevcn Cents
We have reduced the balance Of fine Atwood stripes anu
hair lines-double width; were 30 centA
TO Twelve Gents and mar
We have reduced the balance OF
Fine Wool CbRiIes' - =,
figured and cashmere effects; were 20 een1s
To Twenty nine Cents
we reduced n,
AII-vyool seaside flauBels, - ,n
AL eolors and black. NJ
To T,yeuty. nine Cents
have reduced
.RlurLS Cnmers hair sePacs, - "a
,gldk
To Thirty nine Cents
Forty pieces
Cream White CHshmeres, 49, -. "a
re- ~ enntS 5S.inch One all.wool Tailor Clotns
Az - ali desirable shades; were 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

You ARE THE DEAREsT MAN ON EARTH
embarrassing remark OF mother when she first
reosnt Photograph Of bar lovely ba1 Akon LOCKWOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

Many forms of nervous debility in men yield
10 the Carriers Little Liver PllA Valuable for
vous weakness night sweats. Try them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
HENKr A. DANIELS, N. D

p.,asss Of the Nervous system sbito Urinary orKAna
Impotence and sterilty. Hours = 10 IL. BIOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

Ana huHUE"lH O UNI'"I'I
ALL EQUALLY REDUCED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
Announcements.

CoRNELI's BENZoIH COSMETIC SOAR
icons The skin soft and heathuL Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

IN INrrcoKgn T.. a. w. "NAHTICoKE.
collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
At Nineteen Cents,
FIprst French sSateeDs

A s,, A. lus,fous a. beautiful SILK that's madH
Al ,Laios-p r,cainc Eoh".tn marine and navy Hpe
myrtle .ry.nt anil apple Grocn, garne wine old rose
cardinal and scarlet. rus>'I Havana seal aHn COMO
b,,vn: steel dove and stone; ccru ami black In
-. .,,,re. ayg, and small floral designs and cash.
nero erects-the most wonderful variety ever SHOWN
thu quality everybody sells at 30 cents 70 IS.
As Instances OF sun further reductions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

Broadway and Prince Street.
Broadway and Warren Street
Broadway and lrty.Seeont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
IN SILK DEPARTMENT

And everything else in Black Silks.
Best American and Foreign MANUFACTURED.
ut equally attractive prices.
IN LACE DEPARTMENT
We offer
At 90 Cents and 50 Cents
Extra nae Chantlly Isces-fourteen % eighteen Inches
vide especially desirable for wrap sleeves
A. % CENTS. Toscs and Russian Hets..wero al 80
Al A Dollar Sixty-uine
20 plsees All silk Chan,ny and Guipurc Fiouneins' az
" WV inches wlde--prce uDtl now e. -
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
PARAsOLs AND Sun UMBRELLAS
reduced ss follows:
Co3rhnEs " az 49,
~. %
(OlchlDEs
compTIslng ali the noycltir IN sTtpcs Dais anu ehshs
in satin SIX, Surah ald Otonan-pldlh ana FANCY Ep''
Lace PnrnSols.
Fsru-a Chantilly Spanish Gulpure and handrun spaa-
lsh-black. cream ami white. -.,, IN IN u
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-11-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

jefferson Davis, who is in New Orleans,
has had an attack of fever, and his condi-
ton is reported very serious.
Calvin S. Brice. who is at his home at
Lima, Ohio has formally announced his cam
didacy for the United States senatorship to
succeed Senator II. B. Payne.
Nellie BY, femalereporter ofNew York,
sailed the other day in attempt to travel
around the world in seventy-ive days, beat
ing Jules Verne fancied time of eighty days,
as made by fhineas Fogg,
A man who became suddenly i'll on the
street and died at the station house in New
York was identified as Dr. William Wilson,
chieflaw clerk OF the house of commons of
Ottawa, Can. He had suffered from heart
trouble for several years past.
The suit OF Miss Sadie McCoughey against
Judge Thomas L. Grifey for $4,000
damages for breach of promise resulted in u
verdict of $4,000 tor the plaintiff. Both
parties are of high social standing in Sioux
City. Iowa. Judge Griffey is an old and
wealthy citizen and was recently married.
Con gresham Carter of Montana says he
believes that a law should be passed abol-
fishing the Office OF surveyor general. He
claims that in mary instances abuses have
grown up under tire system, and frauds in
surveying have been perpetuated which
would not otherwise have occurred had the
government made the contract for survey
direct with the surveyors. 1t is probable that
Mr. Carter will introduce bill fathering such
a proposition.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ. E. Goldsmith, candy manufacturer OF
Atlanta. Ga, has failed. His assets and
liabilities are placed at 500, 900 each.
A suit is brought in the New York suprt me
court to prevent transfer of Manitoba rail-
way assets to the Great Northern.
large and enthusiastic mass meeting was
held at Wichita, Kan, to consider the ques-
ton of re-submitting to n vote of the people
the prohibition law, and was attended by
both Republicans and Democrats.
A. l. Mcmillan, Manitoba government
agent at Toronto, reports that quite colo
ny of Virginians from near Charlottesville
are preparing to move into Manitoba, where
they will engage in farming,
All the military companies and Confeder-
ates camps at Tidewater, Va, and abou t
10, 1000 people participated in the ceremonies
of unveIling q Confederate monument at
Suffolk, Va. Gov. Lee delivered an Grafton.
The cigarmakers' strike at Key West, Fla,
will probably end soon. A compromise was
effected between Baker & Du Boise and their
employees whereby 100 men returned to work.
This factory is the first to reopen, although
the last to shut down.
Two men came to Viroqua, Kansas, from
the Kenyon ranch, situated on the neutral
strip, for five collins in which to bury the
bodies OF the Fem family consisting offather,
mother and three children, who persisted in
the terrible blizzard which ragged throughout
the West a few weeks ago.
In continuation of the investigation into
the oaths administered in the Mormon cers-
monies hostile to the United States at Salt
Lake city, Levi Axtell swore that the penalty
for diyulging the secrets was death. 1t was
understood that the setting up of the king.
dom of God on the ruins of the United States
meant that the Mormon church was to rule
Sergeant-at-Arms Casaday, of the United
States senate, arrived in Chicago with at.
| tachments for Phil Armour, Nelson Morris
and George Swift, citing them to appear in
Washington before the Senate dressed beef
Investigating committee. Mr.. Armour &C
| copied the service of Ike document in his o
flee, but Messrs. Morris and Swift could not
be found.
| After an almost unprecedented struggle o.
two weeks with snow and wind the Denver
| Forth Worth road is once more open for bus
| mess. 1t is believed now that the backbone
of the terrible storm ia broken and traffic
will be uninterrupted. In the Mora valley
New Mexico, for the past ten days the snow
| has been from three to four feet deep. This
section is thiniy settled, but tho Mexican
families are in q destitute condition and
owing to heavy snow, are unable to move
from their plazas. 1t is thought that wheT
the snow melts away the remainder of near
~ one hundred victims will be exposed.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-11-21

Eighteen of the Navassa-rioters were ar
Ranged in the United States court at Balti-
more under Ave acknowledgements in which
all were charged either as principals or alb
betors with the murder of Ave white bosses
MRhon, Foster, Falss, Marsh and Shea-on
Nayassa island on Sept. IA. They pleaded
not guilty.
A midnight tragedy occurred at West
Point, Neb. Maurice Fuerman, q night
Waterman, while attempting to make an ar
rest in q saloon, was set upon by Carl
Schwenk the proprietor. tuerman ordered
him to keep away. He did not heed the
warning and the officer fred, the bullet en-
tering Scwwenk's temple killing him instant
". Abystander was seriously wounded by
stray shots from the watchman's revolver.
Fuerman was arrested.
A terrible murder occurred in Hanover,
ILL.,, eighteen miles from Dubuque. dance
was in progress at the house ofu man named
Harris. There we're more guests than room.
A dispute arose for precedence on the floor
between Calvin Young and William Murphy.
Words came to blows, when Young drew q
kni and plunged it into Murphys heart.
The latter died in u few moments. Young
was arrested and taken to the Galena Jail,
The murderer is II farmer fifty years old and
has a family. Murphy was unmarried and
was thirty years old.
Richard j. Short, the Irish nationalist who
became engaged in the murderous assault
with Capt. Phelan of Kansas City in the of
fee of 0'Donovan Rosa in New York a few
years ago, was found lying on the sidewalk
in front of No. % Duaue street with
Commissions on head and face and bleed
ing freely. He was either unable to say how
he came by his injuries or not disposed to do
so. He was taken to the hospital. The in.
,,,u 10 did
that Short got the injuries in an encounter
wit h some Irishmen.