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Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
CONGRESSIONAL rRocEED1xGs.
Further Consideration O: the saadry Civl
Blll IN the House.

Further Consideration O: the saadry Civil
Blll IN the House.
WASHINGTON. .. c, Msy 2l-Attsr dis
posing Of routine business the no1se went
into CON DitJee 0! the whole Oh ihs sundry
cviI ullL
MI. Former Of Alabama offered a. ans15-
oel urorldIaC ttEt the board. Of managers
Of the national homes for ! -saolei volunteer
soldiers s1E- apply ioe excess over g q
mouth Q! the pensions .! ~ inmates 10 lie
support Of the houe-ex cepf y here the IL
mate has dependent vile. child ur parent
TINS gave rise - q GOOD CsRl Of oisCussl1r
and was vigorously opposed. In ADVOCATING
tae amendment, MIR. SaodgrEss Of Tennessee
SUI thai the pension ru--, which sco-lc . B
ru.l Q! honor, nB1 become, owing 10 ihs le.-ls-
.ENon Of The re!u aLcEu party, rol .! oIs
honor.
Mr Bland announced his willingness TO
have The depsu aenI pension Ect repealed.
Mr. orusy's Amendment was adopted oy
vote q A5 10 rs
OF InUtio- Of Mr. O'NelI Of Massach usst-s
81 amendment was aooIted pruv!Cirr Icat &
statement d eEpeu uditures for the board q
managers should be 81 bClJte1 II the EnlCEl
book Of estimates
An amen 5IDeut- drafted II the suggestion
o. tie EpverltnaIt accounting ofhcsrs, was
adopted, 10 correct abuse On the parI Of The
courts. the principal reg uire neui being that
prisoners shah ne taken 70 the nearest
Judicial officers OF The United States.
An Hroel crDsnt was adopted providing thai
DO United States commissioner should be
allowed tees for adjourned leErinEs
The committee foon rose and The house
adjourn sd
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
NEws ToE I'M ARMY.
Complete list Of Changes in the Beruiaf
Services.

complete LIST cf Changes in the Eeruiar
Services.
WASHINGTON. n c. Mz-. Special
Ie-eTraru :, TEu BIZ. - TIE following army
orders we're issued vestsYluy.
The general court martial appointed -
meet al West Polut AqrlI J. 1872. IS dissolved
tud EoriheT s-oola'el 20 meet 81 West Point
~ j.. uc1cE 4. z ou si-.-sy, tie 20 q
May. l>3-, for ;te iriE. g sucl prisoners Is
nav bt trcuchi before il
Detail for the court. Captain Id wren ce
i. bru1. orcuErc &c 6-p1rtuel-. First Lien
tenant Irau p Wiser. First artillery First
Lieutenant Mason N. Patrick, C.rus q el-
rlresrs. First LieutcLE-t t-e--Cs *. Nc-
lNer Seventh lufEctry. First LiCuter ant
Benjamin Alvar1, Iwearictl lriautrv First
Lieutenant Robert A Brown, Fourth cav
airy Secc-g -le-la aut Elmer "a. = -Jar1,
FIRST artillery. Stu-rC Lieutenant arthur
IhLrer Tcit1 cuvl-ry Second LieutscE-t
Goa. stewart. 7 L-r- cavalry Second Ligu-
tenant flcv1 ". HtrI1s, Fourth cavalry:
Second Lieutenant Harry Fres.Eud. Third
infantry. Sec-.a Lieutenant 7. Bentley
Mott FIRST artillery: Second lisuteraui
4 bert Robinson, Fourth tril-erv. F.-st
Lleoteuau Daniel Il. Bcug.juu, Third cav
airy, Judge advocate.
par Dcat VIII procee5 from this city 10
Sandy HOOK proving croUuG. New JERSEY,
ol Ct1cla4 business IL connection wiz the
est @! cr5lE- &C. FIRST lleuteuuul Henry
l heffIs, FIRST artillery, VIII report sy
letter tc NE!or Clifton Comfy. or5r a-cs de-
rHr'lceIt. men hsr q the ouar1 cf control u ID
Y al ECtueut o. The govern msLt g 1tlolt. to
reir eseut tie War department 1ur Epecia.
ouiy In connection with the War depart
UCui eKE.clt III tbe NDr5's Columbian eK-
position. LisuteuHri Harris W. retain
station Ii Fort HuUiltoc, Y. Y TIE leave
q aussacs granted Edgar :. Dudley. acting
Judge advocate, Apr! -. Department Of
Arizona. Is extended tvsu;y-1ve Gav- TIE
leave Of absence granted FIRST Lieuteruui
Edward I. Hsr-iu, Seventh infantry. 4 priI
Il, Department Q! the Platte, Is exte aed
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
Mestern Pensinn..

WAsHNeToS, D. e., May 2l--rSpecla!
Telegram 10 TEE BEE The following list
Of pensions grantee IS reported By Tar BEE
End Examiner Bureau Of CLAIMS:
Iowa: OriglLL-Crsr4es SCH roeier. WI.
ham NJ Walker. William Herring, IsgiEh
A.Fiuiritz. THOMPSON {. CLAYTON, Daniel
Grott- SauUe! a CE6y. Charles Sm!ih. Gale
DEruEI, EZeE4e! Sampson. JOIN Gorrls. VII
liam n MErsh 4, Robert Wilson, william Z
Dood. Anseen J. Ansou AdclliouA!-
Joseph J. Graham. Increase -Tlr!,nu WI.
son, jefferson 8. GrEncon, George ". smith
SAuDe. {. Eatu, John SbBfer, OIot g.
Anderson, Philip Yates, Harvey N Reed.
Joseph Warner. ReissUe-Chesler Jeu kius.
Original wioJw-MEry WIalsrtesn Rutr
Graham, EllzEoeIl ". CreEnsr, rlcIner
South DaEoiB OrlEiEEl-l1eU:se : HEr-
ris. Beu!gElu 7. Sui.h, Adaluo1a.-fierr ~
Rerde.
Colorado: OIiriuE.-Jossph r Iunoe
DAVIS & AeyLc.1sr ChE-.es Z. See.ey, !. ".
Bioo1food Jcr as SchrocE Aca4tlonEI
Jesse 7. GE.loRly.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

IMPLEMENTS f1-warse5 % TIE Be.Isvue co..
lere department q tte Omaha ur.rers.tv
Mayor John Is. Bowen assistant h1-5-s-f
reuefhl - tte Crane Arluv q ite Reru bic
q Lincoln. Hrc Joseph Testers. receiver q
TIE United states laad oH5cc q Liuca.r. are
j. tie cir 20 sec-re beLc1lH-rtrs scr ste
9efbrtTt-i % tie Nebraska lrAod Ari-v O.
lie kep- BIC al tie national e1chu u-euf
here
il Is sIpnc'e5 That Dspaiy Comptroller +
"a. Niral g -l1laua W.. be prom Jie5 70 be
COZ pirt4e' q the currc- g. Y o1u tie retire
ueri q Mr.. Lacy dlly ]. Mr. Nixon tEs
maze 3 VERY competent ul5 iaaraaftly
satisfactory deputy aud tie pres sent VIII cs
-fse- ~ large lumber G! oErksrs 30 ap
pul1i liz. J : Il
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
CIHTlFITp CHECEs.


reElec 1855 Viii be received ~ the TIRE - . rsf
a the sehOa. district uf Omaha N..lrAsFA a
tis gthre II SAD civ ID 70 T. a.ctusE noon %
ihc 2lih Jay uf June, lsi@ flr The pur d Ese O.
tN-Dy 90 of The reg Eisifre1 Dgr1s q The .aIa
s.hpo4 district nov on hama, sad bonds Ds4uE
q Tie Val We - sl-DJIA %. each. No pr8TpEE4s for
less Than pBr va ne uf the nUuos pr-eIleT WIN
Lrcrled Interest i.trb0l 70 June 291h. ls52
VII be considered
tL4d 1Uuds are dated al Ery 1st gsH3 EDd
payable . years after thElf lEi+. az beEr IL
iertsi IL ite rate q per cent pei aLLuIa,
pLFLr.e & sfrI1-LuLua-y-
Prime ya4 md interest payable al hDuL.Et
Bros New AOFE rLIl JJu-s Wll De s84u .
quantities q one bond Or more q LuF gus
tl1let A. ihe DnAr1 may deem IL Isl &c gAD.
iHEeJus for = The hoard q g. cation re-
serves TIE rlEti 70 re3sci any Hbd uIl tl.A
Buucs delivered n Omaha
HENEY BDILN.
Elh1 81 Treasurer Boar .! E--.-t.uk
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
Mn.hinrtnn Notes.

WAsH,Ne-oN, =. Z, May 2l-Dr. Cara.
ner, Mrs- President Hsrisou's pnyslciRu.
sEys AIRS. Harrison Is suffering from cum
pete EegyoUs eX Lzusuuu, the result Of tbres
Years socE. cEues 81 lne white ty-se. i3er
constitution had bssc weakened " The Eriu.
bronchitis ana rheuuailsm. ana wtile her
condition = not II al alarming il nav be
UsuV weeks before she Is fully recovered
Ar- Henderson Of Iowa today Inlro5 uced
b.. 70 set apart May = ks the cate for the
consideration Of the b4u for lns erection Q. 8
Feoesia! iof statue 10 General : Sherman
The American Library association TODAY
eleciec The following ot5ners; PresldeEi
hle-'u!e Dewey oi AluELF, director q Tie
Nt| ORR state library; vice pres l5sHts.
spsi-u Nirsor of HErvEra university. ". I.
Ioote q New berry library, CLiuLro. q a
t'Eter q The Boston AiEeDeuu, James CIR
con 81 II Louis D. o-ic l3DrEry: secrsfUrr =
n hl-. - Aew lorE, treasurer Il J. Carr
elecls5
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
HI WAS pIsooURTEoUs TO BLAINE
President Harrison Asked to Withdraw
Freoerick A. Bancroft's NoInination.

President Harrison Asked to Withdraw
Frederick A. Bsncroft's Nomination.
NAsaINGToS, D. c. May 2l.-Secreiarr
Blaine r2s written lengthy letter 10 The
PRESIDENT req uestlnE the withdrawal Of The
nomination q Frederick A Bancroft Of New
ork, late lorar4Ra Of the Department Of
SIRte, Is consul al Bruuswick, Germany re
sRys there ls an E-ls ole TRADITION il The de-
pArtrueut that 10 one shan be removed from
is service w!ihout being appoint ted 10 a.
other place i nothing morally or personalir
oteuslve Is stlrIbu1 e. 10 hlrQ. II accordance
wilt Ills ts procured Baucrcfl's l0-uiuutiou
arc Las record rs u LtrETlEu would uoi have
oeeu removed, Uut merely transferred 10
the consular service. Bancroft cll not desire
ire change, however, and appealed 10 its
newspapers Win 10 uuile acrgnouy nt state
Deut Ind, saws Mr B4a.ae, with couslcera-
t45 pera0lR! clscou-esy 10 lyselI- The
secretary then Coes Ju 10 say Mr.. Bal cr0tf's
corouci IL the department las been ce.s = re-
bic. Ee uuarr=led with Third Assistant
Secretary Moore last summer. ana Blaine
says had justice been lu1s lie wolId buve
been instantly reupved The secretary roas
on 10 say that Bancroft Is a man WHO 1Rs 10
tact CT Skill tor directing interiors IL once,
ana IS altogether fore ~ and Irritating Gle
meIi u TIE department usually harmonious
IN =! It's branches The Only lining le now
reproacbas himself viii IS that he dic 10:
sooner nLEe change IL the library.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

Hsarv RrssIe-. T. VI Z.soaca. Peter Hues-
NJ n Mas-s John Npc-t1. j Z Sarrert
\. L-tsKss hlSs, !csa StLrkre. James
kirrtoorv. ! c. Mo1r-tr clare, Van
Eps a. ~. E-Eusn a. Alg Mcl.ur
TIE fcacwllr resolution was passed.
Re4c ye5. Tlut sbol .d l-r e trs ssrsrr-rs
:" o. } atom ciy De aA.l-s s-lt. -fr ttg-r
cHHFe.. Iy-. wbiet meets .r tt.s t.fr on tt Q
-.ft INST. those present saa grs. the g. d
vote g. wtHtl tue r1urtv s emitted That
sh.- 1t t.e-htes le. hu- trey are hereby DE-
sly. stel o. vote as Urit d, pl- 81. ..ttt ".-Is
Ar- .rl p.l>Ii .grs grgst tl- 81. rnU .- ven Z sf.
arc Shat @ ma llf.ty - ftE ct.U-a.r. t.-...s = Z
stAl ltteru be bow lie rlsg STA. .. I've .EsL
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

vnuid plze from Ins
JiV nts II Z III b1ri l me i
.tllrehc over the igy Il he
mend III ~ rclhE EGuu
f.ruE- - leHc uud face
w used Fy-ryttLuE We
crIid hHEF G.. fur usBrly
f'e months j grew worse
LII the T!gf@ J slV Vuur
~ ) rrtlsemeut 4 th- CT
yfFEA EEArITGIE ~ ins
.tica-l We EIy We
TJrl-liEse- TICTI. A
RKhEIII.s Lul rrg. 'uVure1
lpelf uke lT Tl"-r week
Time here VEt MI q srre
o. . o
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

YASKroS-. :. D., May 2l.- Spsc.z. Tele-
gram 10 Tar BIE The Ysukta1 county
democratic e9uveutiou was bed IN iuis CITY
This Afternoon ana ire following dslerale,
elected 10 the state convention: Otto
Peenlller, FrEuk Zisueri, BGrilett Tr5uu
Il AEIger, {. !. 3. HErrla ,. CaL-a5sk
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

DROL O-ALs FOR STEAM HEATING-De.
pLrfulcut q TIE Interior, ofbce Of luoiEn
affairs, Washington, ID. c.. May A 1899, sealed
proposals, endorsed Proposals for steam
Heating" ma addressed 10 The Com n iss lOney
Of lDGIBu Affairs. Washington. l. c.. Will hs
Monday. June f. lAA- for Ihe Furnishing of all
necessary materials mo labor hnc placing IN
position. CON y etc Ero ready for use, one low
press ure return circulating sieEm heating und
schoo! buildings III The thJsnOue Indian
agency. Fremont county. Wgu-, The boilers for
sLId apparatus 10 bs , Ece1 ii Ihe base Iueut
u one Of iht buildings Es ibs'Ottce may direct
Plans ana elevations - The buildings for The
guidance q The BIDDERS N TIE prrplruilCu O.
bet Ot tmHLA- Aea-. Ihu "ECpu bllcnu' Of
DenTer, Colo, the Tribune" a -E!i Ials
cry, Utah, and III ihls Office, Bidders are re-
qLlre1 10 accompany Their nld. viii designs
rtuTilHi nj Apparatus proposed TO be far
nlshed. SAID designs Eu1 spec trHiluls 10 bs
hlGpIe1 10 Tue buildings 70 valcn they are TO
he rpyled- The riEht = reserved 70 reject
any OF all bIds ur any pan q any bid q
deemed for The best interest Il ltie service.
CEHTIFIED CHECKS.
E@cn old must oe Erroru puale1 by b certified
pos tory o. solvent NElluUal bBuE 10 lie
vicinity - ihE res deLrs q ifIs bidder ~ Toe
puEHl-t - TIE Crc of ihe cgulLIssluuer pf
Indian Affair.". for 1t leust pei cent u lhs
vii pe fur'e.te5 n the [ 2 Ee1 siaIcs n case
any tidoef OF bIdcers receiving al EWarl
stAlI ful4 70 prom pi4y tNer- -i+ "C irAcI With
FppQ and sufficient sErsiles. other wise 10 bs
returned 10 The BIDDER BIos ErogIl panied -
rEsh u . 90 q I certified cheek VIII not 20
considered fqT fur1ltr informant or apply 70
El3a2lt
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
Mar.han I.l.pdsr, km Their Kipr.

SAX tEANolsoo Cal, May 2l-Adrices
from tie Marshal Islands say the native
SING hRs been Killed uy hIs 81 bjecls ana IL
srcty re!gus u TIE iElLuoE
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
TERRIBLE ITCHING
[ el ETrything Five Mon rs. In
Three Wees not Scar or Pimpye.
Cured by Cutieura

Wbel Il! hltF VEs three months UId tls cheeks
Inc lurtntAl Is.Ar - hraIf ont II wris % ,les
ci rel hIf-As- p teW alyt itching com nenpsa
v II gn l='Ir.tiE Aftef ygul- rT,,r-sr
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
Escaped TIE sENYRF.
Efforts Made TO Fire the Infantry Quarters
at Fort Mckinney.

BrTFALo, Wyo-. May sl.- Special Tels-
gram 70 THE BEE An attempt was nsds
10 set fire u The infantry quarters 81 Fori
Mckinney has morning. a sentry saw two
men ID c.flzeL'E cIess running swsv. Tcey
dropped over hlgh hRuE SO that be could
uci FIRE al them. The sentry returned au3
p-t oui II tire. Coal oi. had been thrown
upon the binding n tour places
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
Hanged for Assault in Georgia.

CoEIN5ToN Ga, May 2l.-sosborn SInlih
was hanged here iaT eriaIEl- assam upoa q
4S-y sGE c.a slfL
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

=. III II ~ = y . II
81 hT-c Hf tare ttt a iffeteeH uH:fas a nov mo
ius 10 s!Eus % ~ G!seh-s fiis scl , b. heutuv and
ht LLs 4't-lt Z AtEe a lAf Sc J. HrlrLlt here
E-tl-| 1is OSCAR LAME, WsIlslHI. EGr.
NJ infunt siFttesr n. Jfa. Uil was bhflatsd with
- tfulh.l' 'I H. hTr hLa rlT-r cault ID IL er
I'LfTs 4 ID reEu-atts fLaes LIEf vrprur-- s"r--l-
ct y a. LlrHa r2f and t1 return - lue rlselsa
hEs- a. ii TAAEfR Lursr-v.lle ..
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22
Cuticura ResoIvent

hs new b4oo purifier Internally 10 cleanse
he ,-"o1 q NJ IMPURITIES and poisonous ele-
"a ~ - - hL- : III. IA tue great SKIN cur,
4u4 'rTICUEA soar, AZ es glis.Ie asia t,aE ui.-
htF- externally no rtgHr lue -tlu ana So B.. J.
aha restore TIE hLiI- n.Fe r-rs1 thousands os
tasfs where inc sEA HTlu- - we almost be-
= pHa tnl uranrt- La-r 4fy-c-e - an gone, de-
II L'tlt.trt terrible What fIaar rtL-rL e-
have i-t4s sach il arrf--l,ls res
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

rLpYi AsE-1 Gn- sea ? quriu-d aul baEutltsd
lLL. ~. -L-l--I.A sLAE. q nsa-lr--L n ---ra.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-05-22

County L erk.
Shall The above rnd FOREGOING fJropns-
liIua he accepted AMI adopted. sAal
SAID bonds be is. uea. re. .lsiered una delivered.
and shau Ruuu-l Tux, IN addition 10, Ibs
us u and ali other lakes pe levied upon the
taxable property Of Doug rs county, NebrUs-
IA, % pthcIer1 10 pay the Interest on said bonds
u y becomes due; Auo IL the tine u levy NJ
Tie annual county lax commencing Ibe tenth
ytGr prior 10 The GiLrIIy Of SAID bonds, sbHl!
Il lax, n Addition 10 al Other taxes, bt LEVIED
upon The tEIuuFe property u sEld Doug Is
county. AID continued uuuglIy thereafter.
trotu yeai 10 yeEr until thereby sinking
fCno shaI huve been OtJllued sutiu eut 10
pay sald bonds at the maturity thereof:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

''RoBIN HOOD" is the title of Lord Tenny-
sons new drama.
TIE Emperor of Austria writes to the
Pope every week.
KING HUMBERT, of Italy, is an amateur
cook of no mean skill.
ENGLAND's favorite artist of the present
day, L. Alma Tadema, is man of Dutch
parentage.
The German Kaiser continues his hight
tours of Berlin, turning up suddenly in un-
expected places.
JOHN MARCHAST MUNDY, the blind sculp-
tor Of Tarrytown, Y. Y, has completed the
model for a statue Of Washington irving.
He can scarcely distinguish light from dark
ness without the aid of an opera glass, but
hiswork has been done almost entirely by the
sense OF touch
WHILE James Whitcorab Riley was Civ
ing reading at the Grand Opera House,
Kansas City, the other night Mrs. Amanda
E. McChesney, of Mcclure, claimed him as
her son, who ran away twenty-seven years
ago, wrote poetry and and travelled with a
show. The poet insisted that he had a clear
record of his parentage.
SENATOR PEcTIGREw, of South Dakota,
lived for many years in Sioux City, Iowa,
in log cabin that was his own handiwork.
This was not long ago, for the Senator is
even now not much beyond forty. He was a
Vermont farmers boy, and when attracted
to the w est he walked much of the distance.
His first investment of money was lucky
one, for he bought some of the land on
which Sioux City now stands, and in this
his present fortune had its source.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18
SISTER KILLS BROTHER.
He Struck Her and Laughed When
She Threatened Revenge.

William H. McGinn, who lived with his
sister, Mary Hempler, in Williamsburg,
n. Y, accompanied her to the house of
Mrs. NJ. Virgins. The three-weeks-old
baby of the latter was to be christened, and
there was to be party. Mrs. Hempler
ca: ried her six months-oid baby.
Mct4inn began to tell story to the CON-
pany. His sister. who stood near him with
her infant in her arms, interrupted him.
LIcGinn, who had been drinking, was
surly, and when she persisted that he had
not got the story right he struck her on
the mouth with his clenched fist.
cutting both of her lips and drawing
blood. She staggered udner the
blow. Not content with this he struck her
in the face several times. One eye was dis
colored and her face shows bruises.
She called her brother a coward and cur
as she still stood in front of him with her
babe in her arms and threatened vengence.
No one had interfered to protect her. Nc
CHM laughed in her face and said:
why don't you take your vengeance
now?'
AS he spoke he drew long-bladed sharp
clasp knife from his pocket, and opening it,
handed it to her. In an instant the lnfurl-
ated woman had driven the blade deeply in
to his left breast, just below the heart.
McGinn ran down into the street, and stag
gered into William Weiss's drug store.
He fell against a large show case and
smashed it to pieces, falling to the floor with
it. He died a few minutes afterWard.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18
EVERY DAY,

and the tumult of the street
And ceaseiess tread of restless feet;
What varied human forms we meet,
Every day.
Some burdened with unwhispered woe;
Sad secrets God alone can know;
We see them wandering to and fro.
Every day.
Some scared by times decay or blight;
With furrowed brow and fading sight,
Who haunt our feet from morn till night,
Every day.
Some swayed by passion deep and strong,
Enkindled by some burning wrong,
Unheeded by the listless throng,
Every day.
The lust Of power, the greed for gain,
Twin tyrants Of the heart and brain;
We see the ruin of their reign,
Every day.
The crafty ghouls that throng the street,
Wearing the garments of deceit;
Who breathe to lie and live to cheat,
Every day.
And some aspiring to be great,
With beaming eye and heart elate,
Scoring the thorny thrusts of fate,
Every day.
The youth enthralled by some fond dream,
Or borne along on fancy's stream,
Believing all things what they seem,
Eve4y day.
The aged lettering toward the tomb,
No light to lift their rayless gloom,
Nor hope their weary way illume,
Every day.
The rich and poor, the old and young,
With silent lip or fluent tongue
And griefs untold or joys unsung,
Every day.
Thus in the drama Of the town,
Some bear cross or wear crown
Until death rings the curtain down,
Every day.
ID. B. Sickels, in New York Press.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18
ATTACK ON THE CZARINA.
Deadly Bomb Thrown at Her Car
rage in St. Petersburg

While the Czarina and Czarovitch wera
out driving on the Vevsky prospect, St.
Petersburg, Russia, tall man, with dark
moustache and wearing loose overcoat, ran
out from the crowd and threw parcel at the
the carriage.
He evidently intended that it should fall
inside the window, but it dropped ID the
ground several feet from the rear wheels
The Czarina saw the man take something
from under his coat She turned white half
rose from her seat and then sank bacS on
her sons shoulder.
The coachman drove On with all speed
shouting to the police on the drive and point
ing toward the man, who hurried off through
the crowd.
The bundle consisted Of a metal receptacle
containing an explosive fluid and covered
with loose black cloth.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18

A United States Naval Officer Kills an
English Banker


George Cover Robinson, a well-spow,
resident OF Yokohams, Japan, was s::ot and
killed by Lieutenant J..H. Hetherington, OF
the United States steamer Marion. The latter.
it Is alleged. was Jealous of Robinson's atten-
tons TO Mrs. Hetherington. The Lieutenant
surrendered himself and was confined aboard
the Marion.
Robinson, the young man killed BY Heth-
eringtCD. was q banker He was born in
Yokohama and educated in England He
was handsome. and moved in the
best society. and being we'll
popular Some time ago he began
paying attentions to Mrs. Hetherington and
was so devoted that their intimacy became
the gossip of the town. Hetherngton told
Robinson that he must refrain from seeing
Mrs Hetherlngton, and that he had better
leave town. Robinson promised to obey
AMI went away. In two weeks he returned
and became more devoted than ever to Mrs.
Hetherington.
Robinson witt a friend named Paris was
out driving, when some one on the road
called out for him to stop. Robinson pulled
up his team, when Immediately two shots
were fired from a pistol. The first one
missed, but the second took effect in Robin
sons groin and he fell out of the buggy
dead. Public sympathy is largely with
Hetherington.
Lieutenant Hetherington was appointed
to Annapolis Naval Academy from Iowa in
1874, and was promoted to q ueutenancy in
October, 1899
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18
THE WORLDS FAIR.

An Order Regarding the Erection OF
Buildings for States and Nations.
Director-General Davis and Chief Of Con-
struction Burnham, at conference held in
Chicago, ILL.,, decided that States and Ma
tions desiring to erect buildings On the
Worlds Fair grounds must begin work by
May l. This action is taken because, if to be
completed by the beginning of the leir, the
work of construction must begin soon. An
other reason for the stepis, that if space as
signed to States and foreign Nations is not
going to be utilized by them, the directors
will allot it for other purposes. So far
Illinois is the only State which has begun
the construction of its building.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18
Some Use for the Sparrow.

Within the past few days Harry T.
Scoville, of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, has gained quite reputation
as q sparrow exterminator. At one time
he ran what was known as a school for
rife practice, and those who are &C
quainted with him are aware that he is
splendid shot. He has been using an
air-gun on the birds and in three or four
nights has killed over 500 by actual
count. He say ~hey make splendid eat
ing. He strings them On a wire, which
he places before the fire in the engine
rooms, and they are cooked so as to make
a savory bite.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-18

TIE Chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics re-
ports that the number OF emigrants arrived
in the United States during the month ende<i
January 81 1892, and the seven months
ended tue same, compared with the CORE
spending periods of 1891 was as follows:
Month ended January 81, ls9a. IS, O57: same.
1891. II, iS5: seven months ended January
81, 1892, 2S3 4l6; same, 1891, "a, $40.