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, 1890-04-11

NEW York. April lO.-The stock
market was dull today and while it pre-
scented a irm front up to the last hour a
bear raid then completely changed the
complexion of dealings and all fractional
gains were wiped out. The Union Pa
Gifts was the great feature of the day and
its marked activity was In strong contrast
to the 6ullness and apathy which existed
In other stocks. Movements Of stock in
comparison with the am junt of business
done were extremely narrow aud its full
range Tor the day was only per cent.
The drive at Missouri Pacific in the last
hour affected the Whole market and the
close was dull and heavy at ge0erallY in
significant changes for the day.
Money on call easy, at 4(G7 per cent.
Government bonds steady.
Petroleum opened irregular. Spot
was steady at 79t an1 May strong at
800 Spot closed firm at sos and May
closed steady at SOi.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific Is. lie; American EXPRESS, ia;
Canada Pacific, -; Canada Southern,
81; Central Pacific. 81; Burlington,
los; Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western,
1859, Denver Il Rlo Grande, lls; Erie,
al; Kansas 4 Texas. s; Lake Shore,
1909 Louisville 4 Nashville, Sib; Michi-
gan Central, 974; Northern Pacific, 3O!;
New York Central, 1911; Oregon I'm
provement, IA; Oregon NaviCa
ton. 81; Oregon Short Line, 46i;
TranscOutinentaI, 81; Pacific Mail.
3Sf; Reading, 400; Rock Island,
ga Milwaukee 4 st. Paul, 673; Texas
Pacific, l9s; Union Pacific, 62i; United
States Express, Sc; Fargo Express, 40;
Western Union, sly; American cotton
oil 26B.
CHICAGO. April 10 -Cattle-Reccipts,
IL. 600; market active, firm and unchanged
beeyes. 81. 90(d5.15: steers, 50 00(d4 so;
stockers and feeders, SO SOFA :. go;
Texas cattle. 81 5O(d3 10,
Sheep-Reccipts 1000. Market lower,
Natives. So 5OG9G. Is; Western corn
fed 81 90(G5 IS; limbs 5 5O(d6 IS.
Wheat-Market easier. Cash, Sit,
May. SGT
Gorn-Market ,as'or. Cash. 3Ol; MAY,
, 1890-04-11
Union Pacific Affairs.

BosToN. April l0.-Unicn Pacific PEG
pie here know nothing OF the Wall street
movements in the stock. President
Adams did not know Yesterday of the ad
vance in Union Pacific stock until in
formed OF it about 5 p N by an inquiry
as to its cadse. He said he knew moth
ing of it. The annual report of the Union
Pacific will be issued about April 20. The
only change now contemplated in the
directory is the election of a successor to
the late David BOWS. No plans for
further bonds to be issued are now con
templLted Neither is there any founds
ton for the report that a syndicate will
purchase the government interest in the
Union Pariic.
, 1890-04-11

CHICAGO. April l0.-The long stand
ing dispute between the city authorities
and the state board of live stock commits
sioners in regard to the disposition Of
iumpy jawed cattle reached 2 crisis this
morning when II. G. McChesuey. a mem
Der of the board rived a paper upon the
mayor demanding protection for the re-
moval of nineteen head of cattle con
demncd by the city health authorities as
diseased from the pen in which they
we're qulrantinei in the stock yards. The
city off cials finally allowed the removal,
it b ing the opinion of the corporation
counsel that it would b. iniudiclous for
the city to interfere with state officers IN
the matter
, 1890-04-11

CHICAGO, April l0.-The clrpenters'
strike is still on aud the men are con.
fdent. The owners of large buildings
nearly completed are growing impatient
and threaten to put the contract into new
hands. On the strength Of this there is
a movement among some OF the mem
bers of the Master Carpenters Assocla-
ton to dissolve that BODY aud allow its
iudividual members to make what terms
the see fit. Influential m.mbers Of the
Association, however, are opposed TO this
action.
One hundred cigar rollers at the Col
who went out yesterday.
, 1890-04-11

"HelloI" said the quad, rs the com.
pc threw HIM in; you're a hard look.
ing case, did you know III
mo WONDER" grunted the case
I've been on the rack so long
"You seem TO be out of form, too,
remarked n thin space, from its box.
what if ann Lead me aloneH'
snarled the quad.
You're getting saucy," put in any
phen, as il came along. Thinking
Of the galley left behind him, l sup
poser" at which the other types gig
gled.
''I1l be dashedl" cried the umucky
quad. IF you'd been locked mp as
long ms have"-
Il a. just going to ask quad the
matter was" inquired the period. 81
thought perhaps you needed quoin."
"Stop!' said the exasperated quad.
I've comm long way and l won't be
insulted this way"
Things began to look squally, when
the compassion shook up the case and
made them all behave.-Iawrence
American.
, 1890-04-11
TOUGH PEOPLE.
Two Texas Brothers Confess to
Numerous Grimes.
Sixteen Persons Dine on Pois-
oned Wild Turkey.
Emma Stark, the POisoDer,
Makes a Confession,

DALLAS, Tex, April lO.-Charles and
Commodore" Miller, indicted for rob
bing an express car on the Texas 4 Pa
ciic road near this city a year ago, we're
placed on trial to day. Alter the robbery
no clue could be obtained as to the per
petrators. Several months later the Mil
lers were arrested for another crime.
Charles turned states evidence and con
fessed that he ami his brother had com
mitted the robbery; had roped two white
women, robbed stores and residences aud
sandbaggei pedestrines. TIE case has
been tried from tlmc to time but without
coming to conviction or acquittal. Com
modUre had always. until to-day, main
tanned his innocence. but when he learned
that Charles had turned states evidence
and woull % free he hastened to confess
himself and toll Of more crimes than
Charles had made known. This caused
a sensation IN the court ami the case was
adjourned until the 12th
, 1890-04-11

The late Westland Marston is said
to have been about the most unfortu-
nate man of letters that ever lived in
England. Misfortune pursued him
throughout his life. He wrote poetry
that was above the public, and prose
that was too good for them. His
plays were persistent failures. En-
dowed with great gifts and eabili-
ties he was hardly able to earn
a poor living. In his domestic
life lie suffered bereavement aner
bereavement. His wife. his children
his grandchildren and his son-in-law
suc'e %sivcly died, leaving him soil.
tury. The last of his unhappy race.
He bore his Affections with patience,
but accepted death as a happy re-
lease. Who, under similar circum-
stances ~aull potl--Pitlsburg Bupe
tu
, 1890-04-11
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Representative Randall was very weak
last night.
Stanley has arrived at BriDdisi en- route
to Brussels.
The iowa senate vest erday rejected the
liquor license bill-2l to 90.
The Brooklyn city railroad machine
shops burned last night. Loss, 5000, 900,
Mrs Booth, wife of the commander
in-chiet of the salvation army, is dying OF
cancer.
Nine hours, without reduction in wages,
has been granted 1900 workmen in the
Boston marble factories.
Yesterdays temperature-Neg York
46', New Orleans co., St. Louis 400, Gin
einnati $50, Chicago 800. Winnipeg 800.
The statements that Vanderbilt has Sc
cured represents ton in the directorate Of
the Union Pacific were empbatically de-
MED last night by Depew.
Soft. who with Mazzini and Armellini,
formed a triumvirate in lS4S, when the
people drove Plus TX from Rome and es-
tablishcd n republic, is dead.
Austin, Tex, has decided to erect the
greatest dam in the United States over
the Colorado river. 1t will cost 81, 800
900 and afford ! 400 horse power.
The condition of winter wheat on the
lst ut April a. reported by the %statistI-
clan of the department of agriculture,
averages 81 for the entire breadth.
Broker Pell of the New York Sixth
National bank was surrendered yesterday
by John McDermott. one of his bonds
men- McOeTmoCt refused 10 say why.
Emmett Snodgrass and brother, Squire
Snodgrass. met eight miles from Mount
Vernon, Ky, and at sight both men be-
gan firing. Squire was killed and Emmett
was badly wounded
The steamer Majestic arrived at New
York Wednesday night. She made the
quickest maiden passage from Queens
town on record. Time, six days, ten
hours and thirty minutes.
The Boston Chamber OF Commerce
Yesterday earnestly endorsed vigorous
resolutions against the pending Chinese
enumeration law adopted by the New
York Chamber of Commerce.
There was great excitement about the
Cincinnati postofice yesterday by the
rutnor of a big steal amounting to thous-
ands In tho registery department One
OF the locks has mysteriously disappeared.
The steamer North Columbia, from
Baltimore arrived yesterday at Dover
with her bows stove IN and five compart
ments full of water. She collided " ed
nesdaY night with the passenger steamer
Avoca, from London for Dublin. The
Avoca sank but no lives we're lost.
, 1890-04-11

WASHINGTON. April lO.-Cullum to
day introduced a bill amending the re
vised statutes in reference to bigamy.
The bill provides that no person living IN
what is known as plural or celestial mar
rage, or who teaches. advises or encour
ages any person to enter into %polygamy.
or who is a member of any organization
which encourages bigamy. or any person
who assists in the 5 termination cere
mony of any such marriage. shall vote,
serve as a Juror or be elected to. or hold
any civil Office in the territory Of Utah.
At the review OF the regular troops and
the District National Guard tomorrow.
which is ordered for the especial benefit
of the delegates to the Pam American con-
ference. President Harrison will be the
reviewing off yer. This will be the first
time since the war that the president has
officially reviewed troops by virtue of his
Office as commander in chief.
, 1890-04-11

CHICAGO, April l0.-A conference of
German Evangelical church delegates
held this morning resulted in a row and
the police we're called out. The crowd
in front of the church became so dense
that street cars we're stopped. Deacon
Bergman. of Bishop Dubs' faction, who
were inside, held possession of the church,
locked the doors and prevented the en-
trance of Bishop Esher and his following.
The followers of Esher finally withdrew
and started a conference of their " in
a ne;ghboriDg church.
, 1890-04-11

The best test for symmetry is simply
turning Il maj with his face to the wall.
If he be perfectly nodded and symmetri,
cally made his chest will Just touch the
wall, his nose will be -four inches away,
Thighs five inches and the md of his toes
three inches. The development of a mans
physical qualities is a most important
matter. and is one hat is overlooked the
world over, and seldom is it that you will
find a mar who can stand the test
Philadelphia Record.
, 1890-04-11
Lieut.. Steele Found Guilty.

WASHINGTON, April lot is an.
~nounced at the war department that the
court martial which tried Lieut.. Steele at
Chicago for conduct u%nbecoming an
officer anil gentleman in striking Private
Dell p. Wild, found him guilty and sen
fenced him to be reprimanded and be
confined within the limits of his post
three months. The finding of the court
is approved bv Gen. Schofeld. He will
issue an order this afternoon, publicly rep
rimandipg Lieut.. Steele.
, 1890-04-11
INTERIOR HEIGHTS.


A rate of one unlimited fare tor
the round trip is authorized from
all points in Colorado. Gncluding
Cheyenne), to Fort Worth on the follow
ing dates:
May s. II, Is, 20. %. and %.
Tickets must be limited to continuous
train passage, both on going and return
ing trip, and bear a final limit to June 8.
1890.
The Texas Spring Palace opens Nav
10 and closes May 81. 1t is pronounced
to be the most unique and attractive ex-
hibit ever presented to the public. The
palace il constructed, ornamented and
decorated entirely with the products OF
Texas. G. w. SWEET, Agent.
, 1890-04-11
WHIPPED A VETERAN.
Indiana White Caps Lash An
Old Soldier.
Horrible Discovery on a Maine
Poor Farm.
Church Factions Have a Fight
in Chicago.
Veteran whipped by White Caps.

LOUISVILLE, April IO.-The great
white cap organization of Southern In
diana is about to get into trouble with
the Grand Army ot-tLc Republic. Isaac
White, a veteran who lives on a small
farm near LeavenwUrth. has always peer
considered an honest and worthy man
Monday night the white caps took him
out and dashed him into insensiblllty with
switches. His condition is critical. His
Grand Army post proposes to bring the
perpetrators to justice.
, 1890-04-11
INTERIOR

To whom in may concern:

To whom in may concern:
Notice is hereby given that entries have
attempted to be made OF some parts of
section eight. township l3 north, of
range &c west. by means OF soldiers add
tional homestead scrip. That such Tn
tries are illegal; said lind not being sub
iect to entry by said scrip or in any other
way. That proceedings are now pending
before the interior department, involving
my prior right to enter said land.
If any person purchases said land from
any one pretending to have a title to it.
they will do so at their peril, as no patent
will be issued by the government until all
these matters are properly adiudicated.
MARY STANTON.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 9th, 1890.
, 1890-04-11

CHICAGO, April l0-Emma Stark, the
servant girl under arrest charged with put
ting poison in the lU"l she cooked for the
family named Newlaud. which resulted
in the death of Mr. and Mrs. Newland
and the dangerous illness OF their two
says she put rough on rats" in the can
ned corn which she cooked Tor supper for
the purpose of trying its strength, no: to
kill the Newlands. She has been betrayed
and wanted to end her own life.
, 1890-04-11
Not n Thanksgiving Dinner.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April l0.-The
poisoning of two whole families is re
ported from Browning station, franklin
county. Sixteen pcrs n were poisoned
and at latest counts twelve were in a
precariou' condition and not expected to
survive William Browning shot a large
wild turkey gobhler and invited the fam
ily OF George Hlines TO dine with him.
After partaking of the turkey all wers
taken i'll. 1t is supposed that the turkey,
Just before being shot. ate some poisoned
bait set for wnlYes.
, 1890-04-11

whether forty senators with unquestione
credentials (forty-two being auoruLl)
could 90 to work n organize and pass
upon the credentials OF the other forty
two whose title was questioned.
Hoar said he would like to think 1t
over before undertaking to answer it.
That was precisely, Kenna said, the Iues-
ton that presented itself in the Montana
case. Partial responses to the question
were made by several senators, but Keuna
said none of them came straight to the
noint Adjourned
, 1890-04-11

Not long ago l heard one lady say to
another; ''If eve you buy a hat or a
bonnet at any of these London shops be
sure to carry it away with you, for if
You leave it to be sent the tradespeople
will steal off some of the plumes or other
ornaments and keep them for sale to
ether customers. Al the tradesmen in
London will do that. "-Eugene Field in
Chicago News.
, 1890-04-11

WAshINGroN, April 10 The house
committee on Pacific railroads entered
upon the formal consideration OF the gov
Indebtedness Of the Union and
Central Pacific. The first FIVE sections.
covering the case OF the Union Pacific
company, were approved with few
changes, the most important Of which is
the One reducing from 3 per cent to II
per cent, the interest to be paid by the
company upon the bonds falling due dur
ing the Dext five years. This Is a partial
concession to the wishes of the company,
which desired low rates of interest for the
first ten years. Provision is made. how
ever. for capitalizing the difference be
tween the ] ! per cent rate aud the full 3
per cent for five years. so thai the effect
of the change is to reduce the amount of
payments for a time but will make the
final payments heavy enough to cover
the difference. The committee also struck
out Of The fourth section the clause re-
lating to government guarantee of the
bonds.
, 1890-04-11

DETROIT. Mich, April l0.-Gso.
Fireman, a %co!orel ~coa,hnln. BEGAN,
angry this afternoon becllIs Mrs StrIh
81 imore. aged 63, mother ln.law of his
employer locked the door on him. claim
ing it was an inputatlOn on his honesty.
He stabbed Mrs. SIdmore in the neck, in
0lcting a wound which will probably
be fatal The brute her attempted to
criminallv assault the aged lady. He was
afterwards arrested
, 1890-04-11

MADRID. April l0.-The arrival of the
Carlist leader, Marquis Lerralbo, at
Valencia today was made the occasion
of an anti Carlist demonstration Thous-
and OF anti C%arlists met at the station
and folio we'd TIE marquis to his hotel.
They smashed many windows and triel
to set fire to the hotel, when a detach
ment of troops charged and dispersed
the mob. Many persons were wounded
A mob of 2 600 persons invaded the
Carlist club and set FIRE to the furniture.
, 1890-04-11

LEwIsToN, Me-, April l0.-It having
been rumored that children had been
born at he Lewiston poor farm, the ex
keeper of which is now serving a term in
the county Jail Tor cruelty to the inmates.
search was made yesterday and the bod,
les of two infants were found buried un.
der the barn Of the institution. Search
will be made for other bodies said to be
turied there.
, 1890-04-11
IN RIOR

V~'isttOrs pause and D0n-
der Ocer- the fact that Gar
land = Co. hare acreage
inside and aUOiaing the
city limits sChtch they can
ana iUiH sell O1s easy terms
of paysss enfs.
, 1890-04-11

PROVIDENCE, April O,-There was an
exciting time in the house OF representa-
tives today. The Democrats came within
one vote of adopting the $50 license fee
for the sale of beer and light wines The
Republicans thought this was done to
win the German American vote. Dilato-
ry tactics were adopted By the Republi.
cans, some Of whom ran out OF the state
house with the sheriff chasing then.
Speaker Miller tDem } counted the alb
sent members in the negative. After
great confusion the house adjourned.
, 1890-04-11

WINNIPEG. Man, April IO-R. +.
II Smith, who skipped from the United
States in January last with a d~lsreputable
woman and afterward cashed a bogus
check on a bank in Natchez, Miss, for
$50. COO. was arrested here by a Pinkerton
detective yesterday. II, will return to
Natchez Smith was an employee of the
Corbin Banking company OF New York
and is said to be a deiaultcr to a consider
able extent to that institution.
, 1890-04-11
Lord Salisbury Insulted.

MONTE CARLO, April lo.-Tbe Eng
glish colony is agitatei at the 'indignity''
to which the British premier aud wife
were subjected last night at the casino. 1t
seems that lord and Ltdy Salisbury ap
peared at the entrance to the casino with
tut tickets and admission was refused
them.
, 1890-04-11

CHICAGO, April l0.-Jennie NECTAR
vie. the white woman mysteriously found
dead in Garfield boulevard a few weeks
ago, was killed BY a blow from a billiard
cue. and the man thought to be her muir
derer, Alec Rice, Is locked up. Rice says
Doc Linsey killed her. but the police
think Rice did the deed. Linsey, w. o.
Helky and George Gibson, also colored
are under arrest.
, 1890-04-11

Queer accidents will happen in Con-
necticut. A citizen of Norwich, stroll
ing along, accidentally hit his pipe with
his hand; Il piece of burning tobacco flew
and hit him in the eye. 1t burned a deli
cate round hole in the cyeball, but care
full treatment saved The sight of it.
, 1890-04-11
Ex-Governor Cornell wanted.

NEW York. April lO.-Some of the
creditors of Alonzo B. Cornell, who
have obtained judgments against him on
some unpsi1 notes aggreRating about
$1,000, are anxious to ascertain where he
is at present in order that the sheriff may
serye the papers upon him. For the past
two or three weeks process servers nave
sought the ex governor in vain.
, 1890-04-11

BELvIDERE, N j.. April l0.-At the
Warren foundry in Phillipsburg last even
iug, while the men were running off mol
ten iron, an immense ladle upset and thu
contents fell on damp ground, causing Z
terrific explosion. The men we're thrown
IN every direction and three frightfully
b,rna1
, 1890-04-11
Archbishop CIearv issues a Circular.

KINGSTON, Ont April IO.-Arch-
bishop Cleary has issued a circular letter
to the clergy of his diocese respecting the
relation of Roman Catholics to sep rate
schools, which created a decided sensl-
ton. The archbishop charges the priest
to call upon every rate payer who sides
with the enemy aud to him in
the name of the bishop that his action is
rebellion against the church and hat the
archbishop reserves to himself alone all
power of absolving such rebellious Catho-
lie from his sins unless he shall have
signed a written declaration that he heart
lily repents OF having injured the church
and ~scandalized his neishbors by the
withdrawal of his taxes from Catholic ed
ucation and shall nave promised to be-
come a supporter of the separate schools
at his earliest opportunity.
, 1890-04-11
Vermont Democrat, Favor License.

MONTPELIER, VT. April lO.-At the
Democratic state committee meeting this
evening it was voted to Incorporate in the
next state platform a specific high IL
cense plank. also one favoring ballot re-
form, revenue reform and uniform poll
tax.
, 1890-04-11
INTERIOR HEIGHTS.

The latest 10 gents fine shoes, cordo-
van French calfa kangaroo Just received
at s. Bon's.
, 1890-04-11
INTERIOR

Acreage, in parcels large aud small, ad-
joining plated territory, Tor sale at prices
and on terms to SUIT buyers. Garland l.
Co.
, 1890-04-11
ICE

Delivered to any part Of the city
and in any lraufity by the Cheyenne
Tr,nsfe Company, Sixteenth and Eddy
81. Gets.
, 1890-04-11

Remember to cal. on G lrland & &c,
in Burlington & Missouri building.
, 1890-07-02
MisCelId u s,
Spectator, 7h JwMe)

\DpSCtUt0T, tW ORHE,I
The tIial vt COlnnel l'anilZ1 az
&oin has ended ina verdi ut guilty
The C"urtrM"riaI passed ~"ntenc" of
death, but added Il recommendation
IL mercy and it is believed that it
ahe appeal I" whiri' til" criminal Inns
u right is rejected, Prince Fsrdinand
viii cUuImute the puniSIm ent Z" a.
teen years penal serviIudr, The evl-
deuce shaved the accused l." b., guilty
If mating and treason, and The sem
Vence ia under those circumstances
authorised by the laws ct all n%atl"nS.
The reason tor cummNtiug it Is mpt
stnted bot it seems to be understood
that 40 many of the higher officers
W re Implicated in Colonel P"ni Us
plo, that his execution would create
dlscmtenl in The Asmy-N most nn-
healthy Synp'om for Bulgaria. The
evidence against Russian agents, I"
which the words Of the indictm tMt
D iu.ed, was not produced, owing, It
i reported, 1" the intervention Of tho
German representative, VIII" argued
fipt such charges should uOl he
brought ngI'IS' il great European
Goternmpmi unless the proof we've az
colnplete n~ it must have been il off y.
ed against any respected individual.
that is ~""nd enough j" theory; Int
in rractice such proof against " 10.
yernmemt car never b" Obtained. IL
Is. Il better argument that il is nearly
impossible tor a Government to prove
its Innocence, and Inst, as Il cannot
bScOmpelled TO defend itself, it is
impossible TO secures that consensus Of
condemnation by opinion which is the
only penalty the world a i"fiict
npcn its great Sovereigns. In the
present instance there seems no rea-
SON EVEN to suspect the Gear. who is
not ready for Interference in Bulgnri"
and car put up with Prince Ferdinand
until he is.