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, 1890-05-15
A SENSATIONAL UAREsR.
Capture Of Chicago Insuranc.
Sharper at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May "a dispatch from
Denver tonight announced the arrest of
DR.. Meyer and wife, on the req uest of
the Chicago authorities. IL Is learned
here that Meyer is wanted for exlen siye
insurance swindles. He has had a SEN
sational career in Chicago. At one time
he was accused OF poisoning a patient,
Henry Geldeman, q well.to-do citizen,
the alleged object being to secure Gelde-
mans money. Coupled with this was
the gossip that Meyer was playing tho
role Of a Lothario to GeIdomaf's wife.
Following tho death Of her h usband
she married Meyer. but they
soon separated. The woman now
under arrest with Meyer is understood
to be another wife, the daughter Of c. g.
Drcssell, an aged gentleman whose life
Is alleged 10 have been insured In the
Germania company, of Chicago, for
5000. The fraud con sisted In b resent
Ing bogus Dressell for exami nation.
Meyer was consulting physician OF
the Germania company, and since the
unearthing of the Dressell fraud. ii Is as
serted that number Of other cases OF q
like nature have come to light.
The Chicago police had long hunt
for the doctor.
, 1890-05-15
A MANIAC's CRIMES.
He Kills Hts wife and Child and
Commits Suicide.

MAzErPA, MIMI, May "a profound
sensation was caused in this neigh bor-
hood this morning by triple tragedy.
The principal in the affair was Constan-
tine schaeiier, Living in Chester. II Is
supposed that while laborins under a
fit Of temporary insanity he concocted
the idea OF Kidding himself and family
oil all further veaation. How he carried
out his intention is not exactly known,
As the particulars are meager, but it Is
known that he succeeded In killing his
wife and child, after which he ended his
own life.
, 1890-05-15
The LEAD QUESTION.
A Concise Statement of che
Situation.
FROM THE SHELTER STANDPOINT
Free Lead Ores Are Not Asked
Tho Mckinley Bill Is
Opposed.
WARpNER, idaho. May 10.

To THE kDIToR oF rHh REVIEW
Much mlsapprehension seems ia
exist I'm regard to the status OF the
lead-sllver ore question now attract
ing 40 much attention., the Wash
ington dispatches on the subject
being quite misleading.
With your permission l VIII
briefly state the case as IL actually
stands.
Under the present law lead ores
are dutiable, the duty being ~
cents per pound on the gross weight
of the ore, or $50 per ton.
Ores of geld and silver are adj
mitted free under one head In the
free list"
Following n precedent established
by n secretary OF the treasury
years ago and confirmed by the
courts In many cases, the classifi-
cation Of any composite article--such
for instance as mixed silk and
wooden goods-is determined by the
component of chief value therein,
and this ruling has been and still
continues to be applied to ores con-
tanning gold or silver associated
with lead.
The treasury department last sum
mer decided that the value of lead
should be computed mt 81 per 100
pounds less than the New YORK
quotation at the date of entry.
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, 1890-05-15

George william Curtis, in aspeech, said .
"The late revelations regarding the mis-.
government of this city have furnished
q now demonstration oil the necessity OF
ciyil-service reform"
lie credited President iiurrison with
good Intentions, while condennlng First
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson
for having made 10000 removals for
political reasons--moro than any pre-
vious administration had ever made In
the Same length Of time. The speaker
made one or two condcmnatory refer.
cnces 90 Senator Quay. lie con-
gratnlated his hearers on the fact that
one of tho great parties VIII soon be
Obliged TO make its candidates iayorably
disposed toward ciyil-scrvice reform.
, 1890-05-15
IN THE COMMoNn
Discussion OF che Bin Reducinx
Liquor Liccnsos

LONDON. May i2.--In tho commo,.
)o.night Richie, president Of the local
Government board, moved q second
eading Of the local taxation bill deal
)ng with liquor licenses. He declared
hat the governments purpose was 10
promote temperance by gradually less
)ning the number OF public houses
heroic measures would not do in view
q the fact that the country was
lot yet converted TO popular
f,o. He appealed to the temperance
NJ DpinioR would not support them
TO reduce to bcggary people
on a legitimate business.
Caine (advanced libtraD moved re-
ction Of the bill. While giving six
bnce ON the pound 10 the democratic
gty, II gave tho liquor dealers . SOW
, 1890-05-15
THE CLAYTON INVESTIGATION.
The Committee Conoiudes the TAX
Ing of Testimony.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May s.-The Breck-
inridge- Clayton investigating commit
tee concluded the taking OF testimony
to-day. Powell Clayton testified that
wnen Thomas Hooper -was killed in
SOS, he (Clayton) was not responsible
tor it. Hooper was said 20 be
a member of the Ku klux,
and the sheriff of Conway
county had ordered his arrest, after
which the killing occurred. Sheriff
Shelby testified that he did all he could
to discover the murderer Of John NJ.
CLAYTON, but failed. This evening
Powell Clay ton received telegram from
DR.. Weeks, of Los Angeles, stating that
three neighbors of Hooper would testify
that he was at home during the trouble.
, 1890-05-15
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Dis 'olute Brute Shoots HIS wife
and Commits Aulclda.

DENVER, May GA ouray special to
the Republican says: At2 O'Clock this
afternoon John NJ. Winstedd, while in.
toxicated, went to a restaurant kept by
his wife and demanded money, which
she refused. Winstedd became very
angry because he could get no money
and pulled large revolver and shot his
wife through the heart in the presence
of his l2-year-old son. The wretch
then TUNED the weapon upon himself and
sent q ball crashing through his right
breast, which not proving fatal he
walked out of the door, sat down upon
the front step and sent another ball
through his heart. Both will be buried
tomorrow ut the expense of the county.
as all their property had been sauan-
dered by the husband, who was a dis
solute fellow. The dead woman had
relatives at Marshalltown, Iowa, and at
one time lived ut Hutchinson, Kan.
The man was from Tennessee.
, 1890-05-15
THE STANDARD OIL TRUST.
An Adverse Decision Reversed by the
supreme Court.

NEw YoRK, May 9.--In 1886 George
Rice, an oil refiner, well known by his
long fight against the Standard Oil
Trust purchased from I. b. Mallaby
a certificate Of five shares in the trust.
He asked that the trust issue tor 1t a
new certificate In his name that he
should have all the rights. privileges,
etc, of the trust. The trust refused on
the ground that he had secured the
shares only to harass and annoy. He
brought suit, and some time ago the
special term OF tho supreme court rca-
dsred decision ordering the Standard
Oil trust to make the transfer as re-
supreme court reversed this order, hold
ing that the transfer was at the discze-
tion of the company.
, 1890-05-15
RAE INSURANCE.
A Big Combination Projected to In
crease the Rates

NEW YoRK, May "A gigantic local
fro insurance combination Is In process
of formation In this city. There are In
the metropolis in the neighborhood of
li0 fire Insurance. companies carrying
on business. Several times during she
last fifteen years combinations hAvc
been formed to raise tho insurance ra tes
and lower tho brokers commissions,
but each time there has been
collapse. For some time
there has been quiet talk among the in
suranee men OF getting up another COM
biration, but with stringent rules which
would make IL impossible for collapse
TO occur. The recent projected orgsniza-
tion is the result,
, 1890-05-15
THE JEWS IN GERMANY.
An Attempt to Exclude Thorn Fro,
the Public 0choola

BERLIN, May 9.--In the upper house
Of the Prussian diet to-day Count Pfeil,
OF tho extreme right moved that the
government take measures to remedy
the evils arising from the large number
Of Jewish pupils In the superior schools.
Ho declared that the existing condition
constituted . social danger.
Herr Won Caster, minister OF public
instruction, said 1t was impossible to ex-
clute the Jews from any educational es-
tablishment Such an attempt would
force the nation into . position leading
TO disruption instead of union.
The molten was adopted.
Tho emperor received the president
and vice presidents Of the reichstag. He
referred 70 the importance Of the new
, 1890-05-15
ALL OVER A FENCE LINE
A Rochester Detective Murders IA Man
and His Wife.

ROCHESTER, n. ", May 9.-Thomas
Lynch, one of the Rochester detective
force. and a man named Samuel Stod-
dard had dispute over the line of a
this DISPUTE cul minated In a bloody
tragedy. Lynch shot and killed Stod-
dard and his wife. Lynch gave himself
up, and is now at police headquar-
ters. He pleads selfdeiense.
, 1890-05-15
A REMARKABLE SHOWING.
Over Eleven Hundred Miles Of Rail-
,xnx AuIlI TIlA Nnar.

CHicAGo, May 0.-The next number of
the Railway Age will show, in an article
on railway construction, over |, loo miles
added to The track mileage of the United
States 80 far IN 1890. There have been
in all IA new roads incorporated since
the LIST of January. Tie last paper pre-
dictcd that the construction of 1880
would exceed that OF 1850, vixen 900
miles were built.
, 1890-05-15
TO LOWER oALIroRNIA.
A t,ew Line Projected with the Ter
minus at Portland.

PiTrsBURe, May s.-A proposition to
build coast line railroad from Portland,
Or, to Lower California is at present
occupying the attention ofa syndicate
OF capitalists ON the Pacific coast.
Albert Houahton, Of San Francisco,
a member OF the syndicate, was pas
senger on the limited express train this
morning.
~ am going to New York" he said,
ito endeavor 10 interest Eastern capi-
talists in the project. 1t will probably
be called the California Il Coast Line
railway"
, 1890-05-15

BUFFALO, May s.-United States Com.
missioner Fitzgerald has given his juds-
ment In the case Of the thrce Cinnamon
recently arrested for smuggling. and
held for coming into this country in
violation of the exciusio law, in which
he decides that they must be sent back
10 Canada
, 1890-05-15

LExrseTos, Ky, May s--The funeral
services over the remains of senator
Beck were held at noon to-day. Great
throngs of people viewed the body,
which lay in state before the funeral. AT
the close of the ceremonies the remains
were conveyed to the cemetery where
the burial service was read ana the body
iutaryei
, 1890-05-15

wAsHIsGros. May 9,-Mr Caldwell,
of Ohio, to-day introduced bill to pre-
vent tho desecration Of the United states
flag by printing on 1t advertisements,
etc, making such oifense q misdemeanor
punishable by line OF $50 or imprison-
ment for thirty days, or both.
, 1890-05-15
THE VATICAN.
Archbishop kenrick, OF st. Louis,
Named as AdJutor.

NEw YonK, May "a cablegram FROM
Rome to the Catholic News says; The
propaganda is about to give the coadju-
torship to the venerable Arch bishop
Kenrick, OF 81. Louis. l was told the
other day that the prolonged
visit of Bishop Burke, OF chey-
Ing him NJ coadjutnr, with the right OF
succession 20 Archbishop Kenrich, and
abolishing his newly elected sec, whicn
~ said not 10 have Catholic com
munity Sufficient for bishopric. II so,
tho diocese OF Cheyenne will become An
apostolic yicarate.
, 1890-05-15
ereign. On no moral or legal ground
could such compensation be given.
M'AUiIFEE AND KILRAIr
They Both Accept the Puritan Clubs
Terms.

NEw YoRK, May l2.-Tho Puritan
Athletic Clubs offer OF a 80, 600 trophy
for a glove contest between Joe Nc
Auliiie and Jake Kilrain has been ac-
ccpted by both men. The club will
put up $1,000 for a match betw cen
Jimmy Larkins and Billy Murphy.
M'AULlFFE READY TO MEET sLAvtS.
Fox has sent the following eablegram
to the London Sporting Life Joe Nc
Aulifle will fight slavin at the Pelican
Club for a suitable purse and expenses
should Slavin not accept McAuliil,
will light any other man in England on
tho same terms.
, 1890-05-15
, military bill, the demands OF which, he
said, were limited to the urgent require-
! nm a
NK.wRECKER CLAAssES.
His Trial for Embezriement and Mis-
approximation Begun.

NEw YoRk, May o. The trial of Peter
|. Claassen, ex.president of the Sixth
National bank, under indictment charg-
ing him with embezzlcment, misappro-
priation and making false On tries, was
begun before Judge Benedict in the
United States Circuit court to-day.
Among the witnesses were the follow
ing; Charles. II. Leland, from
whom Claassen bought the con.
trolling interest in the bank,
and who afterward purchased his stock
back Cashier Andrew Colson, of the
State National bank, who told of Claas-
sens transactions with Brokers Pcll,
Wallack Il Co. and Bank Examiner
Hepburn. The latter told how he dis
covered that tho securities of the bank
were missing and the subsequent recov-
cry of portions of them.
Adjourned until Monday.
, 1890-05-15
RETALIATION.
Hilton sued for Libel by tho WORLDS
City Editor.

NEW YoRK, May s.-Papers have been
served upon ex-Judge Henry Hilton in
an action by James +. Graham, city edi-
toi of the World, for 10000 damages
for libel. The complaint is based on the
letter written by Hilton to District At
torney Fellows, on which the grand jury
found indictments against four members
of the World staii for criminal libel.
, 1890-05-15

FRAskFoRr, KY. May 9.--rhs contest
for the late senator Brck's place In tho
senate promises to be very warm. The
list OF candidates now contains the
names OF John q. Carlisle, eS-Govcrnor
]. b McCrrary, Judge William Lind
say, Judge w. Ellis Reeves, cx-Congres'.
man W. ]. Stone, Governor Bucknt
and ex-Governor Proctor Knott.
, 1890-05-15

BAros RoUGE, Li., May i2-Thc leg
islature convened to-day. The governors y
message, which was very lengthy, was
principally devoted TO opposition to the
renewal Of the lottery charter lie sug-
gcstod legislation to prevent the recur-
ronce of deialcation like Treasurer
Burkc's
, 1890-05-15
ALL GAMES CLOSED.
An innovation laaugurstsd In the
City of Denver.

City of Denver.
DENVER, May S--The shsrifrs officers
last night notified the propristor1 Of
every gambliug.house in the city to
close their doors and appear before Jus
tice Harris this morning for trial. The
the men who were playing to cash in,
then rolled up their cash. turned out the
lights and locked the doors, ana for the
first slime in many years there will not
be a.. gambling house open or a card
turned In the city OF Denver tonight.
The proprietors appeared before the JUS
tico this morning. waived examination
, 1890-05-15
rhlrieen noais. Reeo yersa.

Urea, N. ", May 0.--Thc number Of
bodies found in the ruins Of the poor
house In Preston already numbers thtr-
teen. The impression Is growing that
the loss OF life far exceeds the first estl-
mates. In the building were many very
aged men and women, some OF whom
had not left their beds tor months. II
is now believed that u number OF these
oriahad
, 1890-05-15
A TEnRIBLE TORNADO.
All the Members of One Tsmiiy
SeriouaIy Injured.

BLYrHEDALE. Mo-, May "A tornado
passed north of this city tonight,
wrecking dozen farm houses and do
ing much damage 10 the crops. The
family OF Henry Young wsvall injured,
more or less SERIOUSLY. Tbs vile 10 not
expected to live. Furthsr details are
not obtainAblc tonight.
, 1890-05-15
A NARROWING TALE
sunsrisgs of the settlers In the Brol
en- Levss Districts.

sHnEvEroRr. May 0.---The New Haven,
with the eliefcommittee aboard. arrived
here last night from Black and poa-
10y bayous. They give narrowing de-.
scription OF the condition Of the people
In that portion oil the parish. The whole
section 10 deserted and like vast inland
sea. The houses have been washed
away, and families scattered. A few ca
, 1890-05-15
AboiI.hine Religious In.truetIon.

Providence, II. L.. May 0.--The
school committee tonight decided to
hanish the Bible and devotional eSer-
ciscs from the city schools and restrict
tho application OF corporal punishment
TO cases In which the consent OF parents
has been obtained.
, 1890-05-15

81, Prrsxssusc, May a. -Rpssia's trade
with China has suffered an enormous
decrease The returns ahow falling OH
OF ., eco 900 roublca In exports, and a.
0o0.O00 roubles in 1850. as compared
with 1855. "I.
, 1890-05-15
wHOLEsALE POISONING.
a Coiored Woman Uses strychnin.
for soda.

AUGUSTA, Ca, May i0.-The whole
@1c poisoning ofa colored family near
pwood occurred to-day. George
pms wife, in prepaflng bread for
eaxfnst for her husband and her eight
children, used by mistake strychninc
5or soda. The whole family was taken
{iown. -Four OF the children have died.
lThe doctor apprebends that the poison
Consumed VIII kill the rest of the family.
Including the mother.
, 1890-05-15

Ilspos, May o.--The deputy sninister
Of justice announces that An aerecu,eut
has besn reached by which ths p>IsQfr>
bay question will - snbmi>1sd ~ ~
traticn. y -
, 1890-05-15

NEw YoRs. May 9.--It is Understood
at Portland. Or, the liquidation Of the
company will bc completed, and (hs
company formally reoreanised. II
, 1890-05-15

BERLIN, May 0.--Diplomatists believs
that Caprivi will soon resign the
chsncellorship. He Is said TO be dis.
gusted with the details of the work Of
the foreign offics. and not In sympathy
with the officials und,r him.
, 1890-05-15

WAsnIsGroN, May e.-Tbe president
to-day approved the act providiug for
he classification OF worstcd cloths rs
woolens.
, 1890-05-15
GERMANS IN AFRICA.
Colonial Policy Debated in
the Reichstag.
A LETTER FROM EMlN PASHA
Stanley Deplorss England's Inac'
tivity In Pushing Her Interests
in East Africa.

BERLIN, May i2.-During tho debate
on the East African credits In the
reichstag to-day it was explained that
the mission OF Emin Pasha In Africa on
the part OF the Germans was to be con-
fined to the establishing of friendly rela.
tions with those tribes in the interior
within the German sphere of interest,
and for the purpose OF estimating the
cost Of eventually forming fortified sta
tions in the interior. It Is tho wish OF
''e many to cultivate common Interests
with England in the dark continent.
In the course OF the debate on tho
estimates for the expense of the colonies,
Chancellor Won Caprivi stated tina,
though he had originally approved the
colonial policy of the empire, he agreed
with Bismarck that such policy could
only be maintained with tho support OF
the nation. AS matters now stand, the
government can not retreat from Its
position regarding colonial affairs with
out the loss oi honor and money. The
government would everywhere respect
foreign rights and protect German
rights.
Regarding slavery, the chancellor
said; "Wo must found stations, and
the bullet and the Bible must act in the
civilization. Without killing the slave
dealers, you can never abolish slavery. "
The colonial movement, he said,
had its origin In the same
idealism or romapticism that uni
fed the empire. There was a
Mrplns OF this after war, and It was
Fdirected toward coloni2ing The move
ment was injudicious, as if one hud
only to raise his head to conjure
forth Jumps of gold and read v
made cigars, and IL was begun with
little practical knowledge or prudence.
An atlas was takon and half of Africa
painted blue. Laughter. Such, how
ever, was tho invarilble beginning OF
convert enthusiasm into hard cash, still
he cherished the hope that East Africa
would become 4 fitting sphere for the
Investment of private capital.
CAPRIvI's SPEECH NAsrERpIKcE
LONDON, May i2-The Berlin CORE
spondents agree that Capriyi's speech
wss masterpiece. lie combines
soldierly bluntness with the suave
adroitnoss OF the diplomatist.
LETTER rRoN EMiS.
CAIRo May i2-Dr. Zucchinetti has
received a letter from Emin Pasha, dated
b"Eaiuoyp, hutcH oi, III WniCn kfnln
says; when | left the hospital, |
found myself between the English and
the Germans My decision 10 return to
the heart Of Africa in the interests OF
tho Germans was taken when saw that
the English were endeavoring To derive
On ADVANTAGE from the prestige OF my
name. With reference 10 Stanley and
8Appoo Tib, / have information In my
bssession which, if published, would
create great sensation. Stanley would
Be the first TO stir up the people against
me-"
TIRE APATHY OF ENGLAND.
LosDos. May i2.-In an interview to.
day Stanley said that II England con
tinued inactive Germany would secure
paramount in fiuence in Africa. Follow.
ing tho advice given by himself the
Germans went to Africa In 1855, and his
advice had been repeatedly sought and
accepted by thom, The emperor had
been backing Major wissmann, and il
was impossible for him TO fail to adyanc co
, 1890-05-15
CIVIL SERVICE KEFORMERs.

Annual Meeting vf ths New York
STATE Association.
NEW YoRK, May a--The State Civil
Service Reform Association held its an
Inusi meeting last night. President
, 1890-05-15
THE LABOR SITUATION .

At Hamburg 10000 mssons and car
Penters are on strike, and at stettin
$500 masons and carpenters are
a, Sar. oait o,9Ens na .ss ,ts o.e%ers wcrnmen M
mand a minimum Of ~ marks weekly
and n working day Of eleven hours. At
l.eipsic the employers have formed u
permanent union TO light the strikers.
The Berlin ironmasters and metsllurgists
have signed an agreement by which they
bind themselves not 10 employ strikers.
, 1890-05-15

The Frsisinge zeitung is gaining a
bad noioriety through its publication OF
scandals with regard to Bismarck. 1t
declares that a medical specialist knows
that the ex-chancellor 10 suffering from
alcoholism, and not the morphine habit.
Bismarck's friends do not heed tho
attacks, and even his enemies are dis.
gusted by them.
, 1890-05-15

Inc new NOhu hhcorp orhteu.
OLYMPIA, Wash, May S..-Articles of
incorporation of the Tacoma, Olympia
Il Gray's Harhor Railway Company
were fled in the office of the secretary
of state to-day.