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I i i OL; i n. TOPEKA, KANSAS, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1881 TEN PAGES. NO. 301. .4 THE, DAT IN DETAIL.

A MINING MOB. House will be in order, and the floodgates I about his past life that he must refute them, will be opened Not less than I John W. Guitau says the man is and attempts made to take him in a buggy to bring him to Charlotte when he draw dagger, and stabbed Jones. Cassasser is ifl SIX HUNDRED BILXS LIKE A ST AO AT BAY jaii here. DAY IN THE YEAS GOSSIP PE0M THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

DEMONSTRATIVE DIAHOND DELVEES. PUBLISHED EVEEY are in the hands of different Representa- I and must fight his attackers at any cost, tives, ready to be presented at the first op- I The whereabouts of the prisoner's divorced THE FATED THIRTEEN. 1 purtumiy. iae recently mooted quesuim i wue is Kepi quiet, ana is rumorea sue as to the legality of A. M.

Gib- I has left town. GuiteatL's brother expressed SflETDATf I mrnoiJ Appointments to llonse Committee son appointment as special attorney I tne opinion that she would not eo on the for the United States in the star I stand, as her past history would be brought Violence in Southern Illinois A Peddler Murdered Alleged Insurance Frauds in Pennsylvania General Criminal Calendar. route cases has been recently discussed by I up much to tier embarrassment. He said Chairmanships Reception to Speaker Keifer The Gaiteau 1 Case Floating Inform A Eire in a Shanty Boasts a Large Namber of Railroad Werkmta. PrrrsBUKo, Pa, Dec 10.

A terrible loss of life was occasioned by a fire which broke out between 3 and 4 o'clock this morning at Gibson Station, on the Pittsburg Lake those interested, including the acting Attor- I she would be subject to running comments ney-vjenerai ana vxi. uiiss ana joi ooe, i Dy me prisoner, wnicn wouia neitner oe counsel for the Government in these cases! I agreeable nor deRirable. CxA. Cork hill and the result is that a few days ago Gib- I neither admits nor denies that she will be son filed at the Department of Justice the I called as a witness. While every one else Belleville, 111, Dec 10.

The first act I Erie railroad, ergh miles from this city. A of a violent character was committed by 1 shanty occupied by forty-five laborers and Washington, Dec. 10. There was not I usual oath of office prescribed for special I is forming the opinion that CONTENTS OF Vrt Page The Day in DetlA Hilling Mob -Telegraphic News. Second Page Society Notes Throughout the tUate.

Third Page Society Notes PcntinuetL Jbuttt Pope Editors and Other, Fols The prohibition. FZA iiP-Market3 by Telegraph. Sixth Page The Worreting Woman" Eeyised Version. Seventh J'agoWild Waters Foes of the Tele the striking coal-miners" in Dutch Hollow much new development to-day witE-fegard j1 viP6 ccomPanJH1S Wltn an Iguiteau wili be convicted and huno, affidavit that he had been appointed as such to the organization of the House. The light by Attorney General MacVeajrh.

His bwn the prisoner is said to assert the belief that if not acquitted, he will be adjudged insane and will shortly have an opportunity to make a lecture tour. Col. Corkhill ex however, is the only evidence of his appointment now on ine recoras oi for the "chairmanship of the appropriation, commerce and judiciary committees goes on vigorously between the Bast and West. Ohio claims the right to the first refusal, to-day. About two hundred of the strikers surrounded the Enterprise mine, and by a liberal display of revolvers and other weapons, so intimidated the employes of the mine that they declined to go to work.

A deputy sheriff, what was on duty at the mine summoned a posse of the non-striking min- the ofSce, "-y- Gibson further altered his pects that the trial will be through by track men, took fire from some unknown cause while the men were sleeping, and though all made desperate efforts te escape, thirteen of them were caught and frightfully burned, of whom ten were taken from the ruins dead and three more- cannot survive. The other four were terribly burned but may recover, and several more received injuries more or less severe The shanty was filled with straw and burned like a tinder. All the men lost their clothing and some of them who are dead tbvew their report 'to suit the' official graph It was properly prepared and addressed and fiWA Poe Local Intelligence. Christmas. The exgert testimony for the Srosecution will probably be given on Tues-ay.

Some of the doctors, it is reported, but Speaker Keifer has promised to act submitted yesterday through the usual channel. The report was made in writing and making a sudden dash upon the fairly with all sections with respect to their have long theories to propound and may rioters succeeded in dispersing them and this time it was signed, however, by Uib- protection and the public interest, and he will son aTsoecial a stand for several days son, as special assistant attorney, in ueu oi i tUiat fnrmH th As yet no estimate has been formed of the 1 ll llTiil- I 1 capturing the ringleader, Fred Ahrens, who was afterwards taken before a iustice, where Indications Jbr Upper Lake region, increasing cloud hictt, with rain or enow; warmer southerly rinds, lower barometer. Far Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys, warmer, cloudy weather, with rain southerly winds; lower prooauiy uu itu cuu ux view, the statements made br Col. Bliai and lives away in attempting to save their effecta. Speaker Keifer was at the capitol to-day, others, Acting Attorney-General PhilUps he was permitted to plead guiltv for carry- I A11 the m'en Hved dt ud om the re- in? concealed wpannns and was fined I cost of the trial, but it is believed that the prisoner's own estimate of from $100,000 to 200,000 will not fall short of the actual amount of money that will have to be dis engagea in tne worK oi organizing tne com- I reueiveu repon.

as ception oi me news a tnrong oi relatives mittees of the House. Hiscock, Reed and AN OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION, A PEDDLER killed. I gatnerea at tne passenger stauonoi tne rau- I 3 1 I l. a T3ETV PAGES and will in a few days transmit it to the tv. ia I roau wnere tne Doaies were oroueni.

a Postmaster-General, as bearing upon the after midnight, following close upon a wife- heartrending, scene occurred as the dead were matter under his department. It is said that Judge Phillips is governed by the idea MORTUARY. that Gibson is acting under the I authority of the Attorney-General, Burrows were with him a considerable part of the time, and will be prominently recognized in the assignment of the committee, chairmanships. Hiscock is thought to be almost sure of the appropriation committee. McCook will get millitary affairs.

This is I ALL NEW YORK WANTS murder yesterday, Raymond P. Dennis, an old man and a peddler, was killed in his own yard. He had been annoyed by thieves and hearing a voice he went outside with a gun. Wlien he got into the yard his gun Death of General Banning at Hli Se.l&enct-1- though he has no documentary evidence of that lact. lhere is another question liable to arise as to whether or not Gibson should not have a regular commission before he CoL J.

W.Torney's Fmaeral. Cincinnati, Dec 10. General H. Banning, ex-member of Congress from the 2d Ohio district, died suddenly and unex Indiana hopes to secure two and maybe 8nU reconi? as aJ facial attorney. 4 Vl i-iajw oicwc, uuc vania 18 more than likelv to be i bursed.

ONE OF THE JURORS VERY 8ICK. With the exception of Wormley, the colored all the jury continue in good health. Wormley, who has been sick, is reported no better, and has now a swelling about the eye, which is thought to be a development of erysipelas. Yesterday a doctor who was in the court room for a time expressed the opinion that unless great care was exercised erysipelas would result. The close air of the crowded court room, limited exercise, and good eatingall conduce to this development.

Dr. Spitzka, the prominent New York expert, will be examined for the defense soon. THE WHITE HOUSE was unusually quiet to-day, it being Saturday, and only members of Congress being admitted. There were a number of other visitors, but they stood no chance for a Presidential audience. They waited around for awhile and then left.

Among those who saw the President were the following Senators Ingalls, McDill, Cameron.x of Wis- was seized by the intruders, turned toward him and discharged, blowing away part of his head, so that he died in a few moments in the presence of his wife and children who also witnessed the shooting. John Sullivan, alias Bridgewater Jack," Micheal Starkey, and Dennis Colden, old offenders, have been arrested on suspicion. The house does not bear a good reputation, and the gang had visited it before. It is stated that ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, of the memDerswho has been spoken of for the military affairs committee, says that he pectedly at his residence in Cummingsvule this forenoon. He had been suffering ill-health for several weeks, but has been out doors lately.

This morning his wife left him in bed at five o'clock, and at six went to call him to breakfast, and found he was dead. The immediate cause of his death is to succeed Mr. Upton, whose resignation is tmnKs urown win get committee on invalid t0 take on the 31st inst. Qilfillan CHRISTIAN to-day in Y. M.

0. A. hall, 223 Kansas avenue at 9:30 a. m. for Sunday School, 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. for preaching by Dr. S. T.

Dodd. officers and teachers of the Sunday School are expected to be present at 9:30 to complete arrangements for the Christmas entertainment. GRACE CATnERAL.Grax& Cathedral, corner of Jackson and Seventh streets. Service at 11 a. m.

and 7 p. m. Sunday School 2:30 p.m. FIRST If. -E.

CHURCH. At the First Methodist "church, the pastor, Rev. J. Cowles will preach at 11a. m.

Class meetings at 9:45 a. m. Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. No evening Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.

FfRST CON GEO A TIONAL CHURCH. Services to-day at 11 a. conducted by the pastor, Rev. L. Blakesley.

Sunday school at 12:15 p. m. No evening service. NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. Howard C.

Dunham; minister. Services every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in the chapel southeast corner of Harrison and Sixth streets. Subject of to-day'g discourse, Modern Spiritualism, its origin and nature." A cordial invitation is, extended to all. FIRST PRESB YTERIAN CHURCH. Services to-day at 11 a.

m. by the pastor Revi Dr. McCabe. pensions or some other important place, as I who has been in the city several days, has he is an old and influential member: that Ue strongest support of any candidate for not known. It was wholly unexDectcd.

and rwi i aia-i e. I the place, and is at present at the head of Sullivan took the gun from the old man and j8 a terrible shock to his family and ri ft iiiiiii iiri in niAirr iiii iiiifiwii i -k urea it at mm at snort range, tasing me relations, will no doubt get that or some- Calkms is being urged for a TH4 EABLY ketukn committee chairmanship also. None of I home of Goshida, the Japanese Minister, top of his head off on a line above the eyes. A portion of the skull was found twenty-live feet away. alleged insurance frauds.

the Indiana members, however, are I will be greatlv rejrretted here, as his cov their claims. General G. R. ernment desires to profit by his abilities and urging Philadelphia, Dec 10. The coffin containing the remains of John W.

Forney will be borne to the grave Monday noon. Gen. W. S. Hancock, Congressman W.

D. Kelley, Gen. D. K. Sickles, ex-Speaker Randall, ex-CongTcsman E.

B. Hart, Congressman Andrew G. Curtin, Col. A. K.

Me- uavis, member Irom Illinois, says experience in the conduct of anairs at Yeddo. and it is nnit.fi certain that in this consin, Harrison and Beck. Also, Illinois is not crowding, urging or pnttmg forward any one man for a Chairmanship. new sphere of public duty he will do much Representatives Lindsay, McKinley, The Illinois delegation stands upon the to strengthen the cordial relations alreadv Hammond, of New York, Blount, Neal, Marshall, Ford and Van Horn. Rep Clure, G.

W. Child, Daniel Dougherty and Lewis C. are to act as pall-bearers. merits of Keifer who knows the men and existing between the United States and Harrisburg, Dec 10. The attorney general of Pennsylvania instituted additional proceedings to-day to break up the insurance business in this State by virtue of a communication from State Insurance Commissioner Forster, charging the State Capital insurance company, of this city, with Japan.

His last' official act was to recom needs no suggestions on their part. everybody in doors, 4 i No evening service. Sunday School mend his government to purchase a legation here which has already been accomplished. resentative Flower, who defeated W. W.

Astor in New York in the recent election also called. The number of members of Congress who call upon the President nowadays is larger than usual. So many mat It was paid, for with Japanese gold, nor The dayrhas been too blustery for driving and consequently the hotels and public de Young people's meeting at 3 p. nv Ninth and was the land presented by our government ters have accumulated Quincy: services at 11 a. communion after as was the case with Japan when she.

offered partments are lull of members of Congress. The department members are beseiged with A Plot Against Uov. Crittenden. Kansas City December, 10. Gov.

Crittendon was interviewed to-day. It had been stated by a well-informed person who resides here, that Gov. Crittenden had received a considerable number of threatening letters frrm friends of convicted and suspected train-robbers. It was further having fraudulently conducted its business. The Daulphin county court was asked to-day to grant a rule returnable to-morrow, requiring the insurance company without equivalent, to assign certain lands affecting affairs in different states morning service; Sabbath School 12:15 a.

m. Pastor, Rev. C. C. Foote, D.

D. them and the hotel corridors swarmed with members of the House. The talk does not in Yeddo, for an American legation. mpmlpr nf Congress must call uion to show cause why CATHOLIC CHURCH. Services at the Catho- guiteau's confidence waning; 4 the President, who is devoting most of his yet extend to the.

business of the session be it should not Attorney Gilbert the books of the be dissolved. Deputy The course of the Guiteau case was I attention to such business and will continue yond the formation of committees. Now lic church, corner of Eighth and Jackson, every First mass at 10 a. high mass and made the allegation that and then, however, is heard a note of, dis- subject of excited comment -to-day "And it to do so until it is disposed Then the aDneara to Ie eenerallv LelWedAbSS I tosh of Congressmen will be over, although company had been recently altered, and that stated that certain friends of Bill Ryan, satisfaction with -the Speaker. Said one sermon at 10:30.

'Sunday Schoolt 2:20 p. m. Yes-jnere and benediction at Father Cun early action in desired in order that posses the convicted and sentenced train-robber. tbare is no doubt they win continue to-day, "There is like assassin is realizing the fact thaChlshafts of escaping from the gallows are becoming a great part of that portion to usurp ly to come trouble to Speaker Keifer if he ningham, pastor." F. if.

for the week ending Sat of the day set aside for callers. The appli less, and that he is getting worried and evi serves Pennsylvania and Ohio to an overdose Of committees, dently anxious that the theory of insanity cants for Presidential postomces, sub-treas-uryships and positions of this sort took the sion of the books could be obtained before any further changes could be made. The court was also asked to sit as a committing magistrate, which demand was unfavorably considered. The court made the order returnable Monday next. This evening In surance Commissioner Forster made infor urday, pjpe.

17, 1881: Sunday, chapel service in the county ail, conducted by J. H. Lyman. At Association Hall, 223 Kansas avenue, regular gos should be proved. Persons who have con and I have been told upon what I consider had formed a conspiracy to capture and carry away Gov.

Crittenden's 8-year-old daughter, and hold her as a hostage till ar-v rangements concerning the pardon of Ryan were effected, or at least made. The conspiracy had not only been formed, but had been partially carried into effect. Ryan is the train-robber at whose trial in Independ versed with him since the close of authority, that Ohio will get at least four, pel meeting at 4 p. led by R. B.

Gemmell, rest of to-day. Encouraged by the suggestion of the President during several days past that he would be glad to have those questions dropped for the present, notes court yesterday, say he is greatly disturbed over Shaw's testimony. He in Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. young men's meeting, led and Pennsylvania five committees, and that Iowa and Indiana will get one each.

Now I cannot speak so posttively for Iowa, but I sists that the alleged' conversation to the ef mation before the mayor of this city against all the officers of the State Capital company byE. F. Greenwood. Reading room every evening, except Sunday, from 7 to 9 p. m.

Everybody hA0n nrtatprl in the hall and waitin? can say for Indiana, and Illinois too, if they rnnma nf the White House, statins? that the for conspiracy to defraud. They all waived made welcome. fect that he would become notorious, even if he imitated Wilkes Booth, is false, and that the witness was prompted by personal enmity and malice in relating tt. Guiteau are to be treated shabbiiy in this manner, there will be some trouble, heard an President will positively not receive any a hearing, and were held for trial. The applications for office in per- State Capital has done a business in excess son and that all applications of any graveyard insurance company in the ence, Gov.

Crittenden appeared in the courtroom. Some friends accompanied him to Independence, and in consequence several papers raised the cry that the Governor had come with an armed mob to interfere with the operation of the court and prevent fall Bl THE WAY. lndiaman say, it they only got one com- 7 KJt uue wm- A 1 The confident mittee, there would be a day of political -X alim WPAt atro air he assumed a week ago has given place of this kind must be made to the proper de- State, and by striking at it the attorney gen- reckoning -for Keifer, and that nartments. Yet the office-seekers insist on erai nopes to aomucn rowara exurpaung to justice being done the prisoner. Ryan's he would be paid in coin AN ANXIOUS, HAUNTED LOOK, nf nnrn mint.or Diirinc t.hp.

Ha the -TS" I Speaker had several conferences with the a nls ever 13 now indicative ot a niov rolafivo thp nnmintmpnt nf anrh deep-8eaten fear of approaching conviction A mail-pouch stolen from Garret's Station, contained $17,000, and was found on the prarie unopened. Dry goods valued at $4,000 were taken by burglars from the store of E. A. Kidder A at Grand Rapids, Mich. going in person to the President and press- this offensive system of insurance, ing their claims.

safe-blowers. THE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA. tjtw ia i Evansville, Ind Dec, 10. Last night, HcaTuTTthut between 1 and o'clock bU entered had an interview with the President to-day, the feed store of Goeke Uppenkamp. counsel moved for a new trial, but the motion was overruled.

Ryan and his vindicative friends believe that Gov. Crittenden had a great deal to do with the prisoner's sentence of twenty -five years. Consequent Kv tV.o lottoT- aa nnmo in mntont with and death. In answer to a reporter this v.o tV iir -J tKanliair nntahl imirnal poartinor nnrl tallv I ceuius o. uuiicau (uuuueiuu uui clerks, whose appointment are usually made tacn much importance to Shaw's testimony.

It might have on pubfic opinion, and in discussing the Senatorial contest the I Their first attempt was to open a large iron to be agreeable to the Speaker and Repre but the jury would undoubtedly discard it I President said that on general principles lie sentatives on the floor. The result of these conferences was the selection of West to be safe. They drilled a quarter inch hole and then introduced a fuse of powder. They then got a number of wet corn sacks to as irrevelent and improbable. Mr.

bcoville was always in favor of a Republican, but is also understood to believe that this evi- Virginia having formed a coalition it dence will not have much weight in the changed the state of affairs, and so he did Journal clerk, and the appointment of ly they sought to retaliate against tbe executive as an individual, not as a functionary. When questioned concerning the matter, Gov. Crittenden answered that he preferred to say nothing about it. More train-robbers would soon be brought to trial at Independence, and all the circumstances about which information was asked would be brought forward in court. He answered so as to neither to deny nor to affirm the rumor.

Charles W. Chesbee, vice Thomas S. Pettit, final termination of the case. This convic- I not intend to take any part or express any mi i 11 as one ot the reaamg cierics. xne iauv tion, however, is not shared by many I opinion in the matter, and he had clerks were not decided upon, and ctisp.

nasERTEiw op the trtat so informed the friends of Mahone The grand jnry of Fayette county, Illinois, has presented fifty-one indictments against Claxton, the forger of the requisition papers. Parnell has been stricken with chills and shivering fits. Two men were arrested for mortally wounding a rent-payer of Kerry, and five persons out of a mob of two hundred were jailed for attacking a tenent in his own house. the present incumbents mav not be I ji A I as well as the Republicans. He had con- uuiuiucu iui suiuc muic, i woo unreserveaiy siaie inai it is one or me i 0, the than probable that the pressure for offices drown the report.

The explosion broke the front door of the safe off its hinges. They got about $100 in money and a number of valuable notes, amounting to from $2,000 to $3,000. They went to the ticket office of the Evansville, Rockport and Eastern railway, blowing open tne safe, and getting $300 in money and a of railway tickts. They are undoubtedly well-known cracksmen. TRIAL.

harshest and most damaging proofe of sidered it a matter for State Legislature alone to determine. The number of will eventually Guiteau's wonderful vanity and desire for notoriety. The insanity experts still refuse female applicants for positions CROWD THEM OUT. The Ilowgate Case. Washington, D.

Dec. 10. In the Circuit court this morning, before Judge McArthur. the caie of Cant. Howgate vs the United States, was called.

The mo Mr. Brownlow, the new door keeper, was to express any opinion as to have increased largely, and are by no means Guiteau's condition of mind during confined to clerkships, but most are bent on the past few years. There is apparently some ctnffice One in Kansas, wants to be besieged all day by an army of would-be patriots anxious to serve their country and mi disagreement Deiween i. vv. uuueau anu i iaiBia-ni Register of to be mustered into service at once, xne tion was to quash the writ of attachment-levied orj Howgate's property several months ago to secure the Government the alleged embezzlement of money by Cnpt.

a Land Office. There have been a number of applications Scoville who repremanded him severely in frmrt the nther i i on acmimt nf nntimeW reappearance of old faces after an absence of six years, indicates that the hand ot death interruptions. Scoville and his wife have for the mission made vacant by the death of There are continued reports of murders by Mexicans along the Rio Grande. The last victim was Charles Lebarron, an employee of the Texas-Mexican Railroal company, who was shot through the heart while riding along near Laredo. lie reniuciit is un Howgate, belonging to the United states.

After exhaustive arguments on both side the counsel for Howgate noted an appeal. Pointef to ttied iC the TTremont House and taken private Minister Kilpatrick. a vL the onramhle wh5fh lodgings on Indiana avenue. This is said to disposed to fill the pi ace until he obtains 1 Kalamoozo, Dec. 10.

The prosecution closed their case to-day in the Vos-camp murder trial. The evidence shows that on Sunday, May 8 last, Lyman H. Cady, the murdered man, had a dispute wih his hired man, Voscamp, in regard to diary chores. The latter demanded his pay for his work. Cady refused to settle on account of it being Sunday.

The next morning Voscamp leaded his revolver and placed ua imnraenn hatT.lnlriniraaivMinrl have been prompted by a desire on their some further information in regard to Chili's recent action in seizing and carrying off the Peruvian President. the Capitol are fatter than fall to the lot of Part to the ordinary small politician. RELIEVED FROM TOO FREQUENT ADVICE 1 .1 1 are being About one thousand invitations as to the conduct of the trial by the prisoner's brother. Another motive, however, was issued for a Influential Canadians writed upon the premier at Ottawa to obtain a commutation for Hay vern, who killed a fellow convict in St. Vincent de Paul penitentiary.

The law will take its course, and the murderer will le hanged in Montreal this morning. The Cabinet TIeetlnjr. Washington', Dec. 9. The Cabinet meeting this afternoon lasted about two.

hours. The Chili-Peruvian troubles were discussed at considerable length. Solicitor General Phillips represented the Department of Justice. Secretary Kirk wood was absent. It i probable that Secretary Blaine will only attend one more Cabinet meeting as it is fully certain he will retire suggested by persons professing speaker RECEPTION TO BE TENDERED KEIFER THE SECRETARYSHIP OF STATE.

It is stated to-day that the President will send Senator Frelinghuysen's name to the Senate on Monday. Secretary Blaine remarked to-day that the Department is ready to be turned over to his successor at any time. Mr. Frelinghuysen's house 4s being an inside knowledge. T.hey de-declared that Scoville has lost considerable bv Ohioans at Masonic Temple, oh Friday money in the defense and is hard pressed fnr funds nd In enrrnneration of this view night next.

A 11 Senators and memberSjOfficers and clerks of each House will receive invi SSOTtaS JS-EST ta 1- Scoville ha, de- pu.in condition for hi, immeJ return. it in his pocket when he got up, and they both went out to the barn about 5 o'clock in the morning. A few minutes later Cady was seen running toward the house, Voscamp following, shooting at him with the revolver. Cady reached a gate near the house and there fell, mortally wounded. Voscamp reached over the gate and fired two shots into Cady after he had fallen, saying: "Have you got enough The prose- The Northern Pacific road, reports for the year of $2,175,109, and operat Jnnro Lawrenpe will deliver the I tchuic present.

on ing expenses of $1,021,240. From sales of opening speech, making the congratulatory Tbe Gentlemen With the (Sloven. Chicago, Dec. 10. The city is full of sporting characters.

A series of lively -t THE SUBJECT OF THE TRIAL, next week. (HborneN Wsrebaate Banted Chicago, Dec 10. The large four story brick warehouse of D. M. Obome 503 South Morgan rtreetwas entirely bv fire this morning.

The building speech to Jveuer to wnicn ine laner is ex lands $2,490,924 were received. A seven-foot vein of coal is being opened near Niles pected to respond. After the response nu with fifty cents admission to raise funds to carrv it on for the defense. The announce crapinug uiatcu v.u.ic cut on also introduced statements of the introduced statements is McCormick hall, about 1,000 people being nrLsoner that he shot Cadv because he re- merous gentlemen are expected to make short speeches, and the whole will conclude with a ball. Extensive i City.

Express matter for Fort Keogh being received. wun reapers ana iarm macninery. 5 ii 1 i i was nueu was hiieu ment for the lecture says Mr. Scoville will give some incident" and developments connected with the case that may appro insurance, $25,000. present.

The following well-known artists I lused to pay him, ana aiso uecause khij ai- i about indulged in set-tos with gloves: Abe I tacked him in the barn. it preparations are being made and already A OOfROEOUS AFFAIR IS ANTICIPATED i priately be presented" at a public I'ootal fiervlee. l1J mrxA 'IVim Knn ir Af I 'hi. 1 Williams (colored) and Tom Scully, of Chi In regard to the French crown jewels, the special committee, of the chamber of depu meeting and yet not be appropriate Owing to the proposed caucus action in FOC3JD GUILTY. Jaxesville, Wis Dec.

10. The jury in the court-room. A note, in the handwriting of John W. Guiteau, at the bottom relation to the senate committees, me com cago, which resulted in a draw; Charles Andrews and Paddy Golden, of Chicago, a lively match, ending in a draw; Charles Norton, champion middle-weight, of New ties favors the sale of diamonds worth twelve million francs, possessing no historical value. mittee of that body, the House, have held of the paper, showed the reporters, adds that Mr.

Scoville is compelled to take this course in order to obtain means for the sup no meeting yet, save session voft the Committee on privileges and elections. On It is proposed to retain a sword valued at a quarter million francs, as also certain pres York, and Dick Welch. of Boston, which attracted much attention with the science displayed Billv the New York Senator's cases, after the ar Washington, D. Dec 10. The President has signed a postal convention." for an exchange of money orders between the United States and 'Victoria, to take effect January 1st, 1SS2.

Death mt An Army OfSleer. Washington, D. Dec 10. General R. Babbitt, Colonel United States Army, died thU morning at Portree Monjve.

Beernlt fr larada. Washington. D. Dec 10. Forty re ents from foreign monarchs.

port of his family during the time devoted to the defense. There is rangement which will be submitted to the caucus Mondav and presented to in case of Fred Blank, charged with the murder of Mrs. Maria Walrath at Indian Ford last July, to-day brought in a verdict of guilty of manslaughter in the third degree. STABBED. Charlotte, Dec 10.

Stephen Cassasser, an Italian organ grinder, had a difficulty at be boose of Fanner Harry Jones, of Kalamazoo, last night, and stab A DIVERSITY OF OPINION ssenaie later in tne oav, mere- win Hanley and Ed. Dorney, of Chicago, had a give and take at hard hits McAlpine. ex-champion of and Irank Olivers, of Chicago, in which Olivers was A check for $3,800, raised from $30 in a manner to deceive the best judges, was pre- as to the wisdom or appropriateness of this lecture, but sympathy is expressed for bco probably be more activity thanduring the four days in which the Senate has been in session. There have been introduced 350 bills. knocked dean out of time.

The event of sented yesterday at the Merchant's Exchange bank in Milwaukee, and would have a large number of extensive communications, the evening was the match between Mike Donahue, of New York, and Tom Chandler, cruits have been ordered to ForJ Lewis, Colorado. reports and innumerable petitions, all of ville for the manner in which he has thrown up private interests to defend his worthless brother-in-law. Guiteau refused to receive any visitors to-day, but lo-morrow he will hold his usual Sunday recention. He has promised Scoville re- been paid had not the cashier thought best to ascertain by telephone if the amount was stated correctly. When he learned the true bed him.

The "dago" asked for a bed for the night and was offered a bed on the of Chicago, with sort gloves, in which some fine sparring was shown. A match also on which have been referred, and now, await action by the committee. If no more work a. floor. He left in disgust, threatening to currcd at the Argyie room this evening- Left for Bastasu Washington.

D. CL, Dec 10. Secretary Hunt leaves for Boston to-night, owing ta the sudden illness of hi father. was Drought in, there would be in abundant work for an entire session. On figures the young man had disappeared from Deadidl to restrain himself in the court I among the followers of John L.

Sulla van, of 1 burn the buildings, kill the stock, and gen- i I 1 1 A ITU T7 waa fnllnwail demolish things. lie followed erally was the counter. Tuesday the presentation of bills in the room' but says so many lies are being told Boston..